The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 4

THROOP PITTSTON 'I' Market and South Main Street Belt Phone 721 PROGRAM RENDERED AT GRADUATION EXERCISES THROOP, June 18. The graduating class of Throop High School hold their commencement last evening in the High School Auditorium which was filled to its The following program was rendered: Overture, orchestra: "America," audience; president's address, Stephen Badash: chorus. High School: salutatory address. Ethel Merrlx, 68 GRADUATE FROM WEST PITT5T0N HIGH orchestra: class prophecy, Anha Kele JUDGE COUGHLIN GIYES ADDRESS TO GRADUATES PITTSTON, Jun It. Hon.

Clarence D. Coughlin, judge of the Courr of Common Pleas of Luzerne county, delivered the address to the clrfss of 1026 at the fortieth annual commencement' exercises held this evening In the Pittston High School adltorlum. The spacious auditorium was taxed 10 Its capacity with friends and relatives of the graduates. Superintend PITTSTOX, June Twenty nlne young ladles and thtrty nln young 19m of West Wttston High School were awarded diplomas the forty seventh annual commencement exercises held this ve nlng In the High School Auditorium. William H.

men; chorus, High School: class history, Gladys Reese: selection, orchestra; class will, Edith Evans; chorus, High valedictory 'address, Irene Burak; selection, orchestra; presentation of diplomas, M. R. Budash, president board: commencement address. Dr. Wilbur Xorcross.

Dickinson College; "Star Spangled Banner, audience. of Mansfield State Normal School? de 0 commeijcement address. mv ent of Schools'. D. J.

Cray presented the class with their medals, certificates and A ARCHBALD ARCHBALD. June 18. The Ambrosa Revels PostNo. American Legion, will meet Monday evening in tne a no memoers of the class are: John Ambrosino, Albert Brooks, Kdward Chiampl, Edwin Chrlstman, Kugene Uapps, Anthony Covelesky, Joseph V.mm Davenport, Charles El Riiei, D. A.

Gardner, D. C. Greirorv Thomas Hatch. D. J.

LaCoe. Frank Lei uskj, H. B. Patience, D. J.

Phil HpsiH)ward Radler Augusta Richards, I W. O. Richards. E. Harold Schobert, Abe Schwarta, Allen Snyder, Anthon Sur flock, Lflroy Snrh.r.

km Parish hall to complete arrangements for their annual street carnival. Which will be held form June 24 to Inclusive. The girls who are In' BODY OF WRECK VICTIM ARRIYES IN PITTSTON PITTSTOX. June 18. The body of W.

Smiles, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. of this city, who was it popularity contest being conducted' the legion are asked to make .,.,1.1.

1. A returns hi una niccnux mav killed yesterday, in the train wreck of committee may begin counting tht Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday votes. liClernoon, arrived in this city tonight James Tillman. Services wtIII be held In the Presby terian' Church Sunday as follows: and was taken to the family home. His Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Georta vtnZnY r'B'e: 0 Sunday school at 10 a. Christian 4.

Smiles, who were attending the Inter Atm aatei Endeavor at 6:30 p. regular church SMlona notary. Club meeting at Den Marlan.J?a Ird, Margaret Barbed Eleal ver. vi nrr linmo Sundav morn ri nnr VCt auckworth, Han. i urix Dorcas Prlesbau services Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

The theme of the sermon will be "A Noble Request." Rev. P. T. Broclous will have charge of this servlca. Clam Bake American Legion.

Boro Florence Hutchinson! Jones. Susanna T.J tt.i 1 mvii neien 150 FERNWOOD MINERS Building, Peckvllle, Pa. Saturday Eve.J Eleanor Kohnke, Krise. Janet Alice Florence Menhennett, Gract Mildred Martin, Miller, June 19. Adv.

STAGE PROTEST STRIKE rut Monroe. Tftah.i tjvio KnnnnflH i.i. Elizabeth Dorothy pTTTRTflV 18 Whfn nfflclols iu "eiino, i it iiur. nnn Hiith PECKVILLE PECKVILLE, June 18. Children's Day will be observed in the M.

E. Church on Sunday, June 20, the Be Utl 1 VlM II pl VI UatU LU I fl I IP lit LB it I i 1 1 mine laborer Tvho had bean discharged, slope at the colliery went on strike TlnsIey mtt hVr" tS tofiay. evenlnc at fc. ginners' Department, in charge of Miss Ola Rogers, and the Primary Department, in charge of Mrs. W.

C. Carter, will present a splendid program at the morning service. In the evening the Junior Department will hold exercises. Th.rtlirn!.rrrt M. PH." inlra Street.

srievanco up the colliery griev Kinley, Walter Tinslev and James anre committee. They demanded that Stewart. A enjoya ble evening thtt mmnflmr relnatatA lilw a WAM cirtnf and will also ha.ve aiT'excellent pro Copyriihi v.v Lw j.i... v. i vj am urespnT Ktrt Schti Their demand was not complied with.

Services in the' Welsh Presbvterfnn end as a result the employes of the Churoh on Sunday, June 20 is (0. p. Avery, fef. Scranton, will occupy shaft, refused to return to work. rayer service at 10 the pulpit at both services in the Fres by terian Church on Sunday, June 20.

The members of the Beginners' De 1 at 'ventng serv This Is the first suspension of work at any, of the Pittston collieries since S. Sneil, of work was resumed In February. recKviue, will preside. partment, of the M. E.

Sunday School, are requested to meet for practice on Class No. 7. of th w.i rt.iv... Saturday afternoon, at 3 clock. terian Church, will hnM x.i..

Clam Bake American Legion. Boro ANTHONY TUFFY DIES Sunday. B'ak' Chureh Building, Peckvllle, Pa. Saturday 'dlsiy we ftalk Poee June 19. Adv.

eaiots laflt evening at her talned the cZalot. To.t 1" H.l Mrs. William Johns entertained the OF PNEUMONIA ATTACK members of the Sunday School Class home on .7.." PITTSTOJT, June 18. Anthony Ohlifirn1. t.

of the E. Sunday School, last eve nlng at her home. Tuffv a llfelon rsMnt nf tht. Tj wl" De observed nr: ianltnr i. Unurch Rev.

E. A. Corey, of Scranton, will v. ounnay evening; Ther will for a number of years, died this after a splendid musical nroeram XLZl preach in the Alliance Chapel, corner of Hickory and Union streets, Sunday ouuiu uuimii nowein welt, and Xaln street, following an illness of David Parry will havA evening 7:30 clock. Apartment for hent, Brundage Bldg, adv.

piifumonla. recitaUons and readings, a Mr; Tuffy wat a member of St. Jroram has been arrancM. John's Catholic Church and the Altar L011 on Friday, June 18. at and Rosary Society.

He is survived Hospital, to Mr, and Mrs: by one daughter, Mrs. R. A. Duddv. Gallagher, of First street, a son and one son, William Tufty, of New' Mr.

and Mrs. Wiliori rrw Ycrk City. JQHV COBBY DIBS. CARBONDALE, June 18. John Corby, 7,.

of Waymart, died tonight In the Central Hospital. Mr. Corby, ah employe of the Rackenbrook Coal Company, was taken suddenly ill some days ago and operated on for gastric ulcers. The funeral will be held Monday family. of Binghamton.

tives0rS th" h0m" Blakely rela" morning at 9 o'clock. A requiem mass Mrs. L. C. McAlH.t.

will be sung In St. John's Catholic Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment will Tfain.8treet' today for HOT: WEATHER KOOL KLOTHES be made in St. John's an JESSUP visit witn reijit iv. in L.

I. John Check. Dance at Shennen's new park CAR RUNNER FATALLY Hudson Coal local colliery a few days ago. is improving nicely at the' Mid v. Spring floor, Wednesday and nltes.

Busses at Blakely Corners. adv. 2 TROUSER SUITS Suites of pure woorwodlens splendidly tailored for service style4 in new English models 2. trousers vauey Hospital. INJURED IN MINES PITTSTON, June 18.

Caught be tween a loaded mine car and a mine An unmatchable value the gen uine Farr's mohair suits tailored and styled to our own specifications. door in the No. 6 shaft of the No. colliery of the Pennsylvania Coal Com I pany. this morning, Andrew Olcheskle, Cheerful and Courteous 21, or Frothlngham street, received Injuries which resulted In his death.

01chesk died in the ambulance on his way to the Pittston Hospital. Inter nnl injuries were given as the cause of his death. Olcheskle ws a car runner in the mine. While going about his work he was squeezed between the door and the loaded mine car. Fellow workmen ex SERVICE A courteous manager makes your visit to the A.

P. Meat Market a pleasure; He is a thoroughly trained man, efficient and whole hearted in his desire to assist you in your shop ping problems. Cheerful and courteous service, dependable quality and tracted him and took him to the mine hospital for first aid treatment. His parents and several brothers and sisters survive. Scotch Concert this evening in I the Odd Fellows' Hal', under Tropical worsted suits these can be had in many suiting patterns and in every style and size.

Genuine Metcalf, silk and worsted suits. Also fine woven cas simeres styled in single and double breasted 2 trousers. aujpices of Caledonian Club. Adv. IMPOUND BALLOT BOX IN MINERS ELECTION '50 (Continued from Page One) mm placed in the police patrol and rmftvftrf VtOflflnii'l rtrtt a in bant there until this morning, when It will economical prices have made our MEAT DEPARTMENTS 122 W.

Market St. 963 Prescott Ave. 1503 Capoiise Preferred Food Centers PRIME STANDING RibRoast'SQc BONELESS ROLLED VEAL ROAST ib. 33c oe ianen in tne aisinrt omces of the union In the Miller building. Four members of the local, agreed upon by the Interested candidates, served Tas watchers, and will keep the box under surveillance, pending Its removal to th district election yesterday was marked by Intense rivalry, with four candidates in the field for the presidency, Four ounce Flannels the new est development Summer apparellight in weight and handsome suiting effects.

Hart Schaffner Marx and Fashion Park Suits of pure worsted and many: imported cassi meresr 2 trousers. anu tnirty rour others fighting It out for the other offices. The polls were Dened at 11 O'clock veaterilnv mnrn. Ipg. and votlnsr continued until 7 last night, approximately 830 ir the members casting ballots during the Count of the votes began shortly after 7 o'clock, and dijiorrlsr vhlrh A.

Minced Lebanon BOLOGNA veloped shortly afterwards resulted HAM in a call to police headnunrters. Ta trolmen Ray JefTers and Evan Jones wore detailed to kecj order at the hall. the count proceeded. Another Call for Police The talLvlne.WAs riplnvorf id. QC lb.

ably, however, and at 11 four STEWIfJG VEAL ib 20c nours aner ine count got under way, only 211 of the votes hnrf hn lated. Supporters of the varlou fun. tions alleged that the count wa being held up, and another call was sent to heRdauarters. Cantnln Finn Hart Schaffner Marx and Fashion Park tropical suits made in three piece outfits, including vests. i Famous worsteds and unfinished fabrics designed and tailored by one of the greatest American clothes makers 2 trousers.

ALL KINDS OF COOKED COLD MEATS AND GH GRADE LOAF, CHEESE geants John Gibbons and Harry Goer lltz, and Patrolmen and Robert Hener hurried to the polling place, and," after restoring order, had the box taken to City Hall. Expectations are that tho iiri SWEET, TENDER BEEF LIVER ib 15c officials will this mornlnir dlr.M .50 where the count and It is likely that the box Will VtA iiit.r.rf BEST QUALITY back to the Mineral street hall. The chief fight In yesterday's elec tion was for the nreaidpnev fii, 'wii llam Myers, the incumbent, opposed, by CHUCK ROAST 20 iincnaci xuneio and Curio Mcincuso. It is said that: Meyers was in the' lead in the 211 votes counted last night. Nine candidates were ratii nr lor.

the ihr. nnuinn. on the rrlevanca commutes Captain Rodway and his squad, after FANCY DRIED SUGAR CURED Smoked Bacon jb 45 oispersmg ine garnering at the meet ln 0 halt. HtnffAH a raM nn rfHfnl.i 'J i II Ul tllKlllg establishment at 609 Mineral street. aid to he ronductsVI hv.i LEAN RIB IKozak, 83, of that address.

The police found five gallons of alcohol, two Quarts of hootch and a sample of beer. Kosak posted a 1100 deposit, for a hearing today. Boiling Meat lb 10' WOUKOSO IW LEO. CARBONDALK. osra or tun olotxdni stobii or juaaieA Booth.

18, of Main street, Simpson, WAS admitted to lh TX1 Ipltal tonight with a bullet wound in hit left Booth said that the gun went Off hv arrlnn, it. i yivi! Bittftlf It r.iWwrr V..