The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 13

J' i i lifted 'Financial It $ports4 Comics Lea I Scranton't Oldul Dai paper Siiliiii Class Train Crew in Encounter Sunshine Special With Schiad as 550 Halves Exchange Club 1 iTT auccesstul fcvent Ut Beer Are William A. Howe Four Daj Illness Is Fatal Aged Carbondale Man, Native England to CARBONDALE, July S3. William Alfred Howe, 70, a native Of England and resident of this city for many years, died this morning at 9 o'clock in his home, 162 Bslmont street, following a tour day illness. Mr. Howe was one of the best known men In Carbondale.

He was a member of the Trinity Episcopal church and despite his advanced years he wa; active in affairs at that edifice. The body was removed to the Blick ens funeral home and" later was taken to the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Helms, 7 Lathrcpe avenue, from where the funeral will take place on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Regi a O.

Davis. B. rector of the Trinity Epixopal church, will officiate at the services. Interment will be in Brook side cemetery. Surviving are: Three sons.

Russell, Frederick and Ernest Eowe. all of Car bondale. and a daughter, Mrs. John Helms. Sleuths Investigate Jewelry Store Theft 1 Citv detectives are investigating ths rsoorted theft of $3,000.

worth of from the dUn'ay window of th Scranton Talking Machine com tanr. 307 Lackawanna avenue, early vMt. rdmv morning. S. Frank and M.

Isaacs, owners of the store, said that the loot consists entirely of diamond rinn Mr. Isaacs told the authorities that he left the store at 11:50 o'clock Tuesday night. The report in the A. D. T.

burglary alarm headquarters shows that the break" was recorded at o'clock, but the city police were not notified until 12:30. Bergeani Walter Luther's report was to the effect that he and Patrolman Palmer Davis walked by the A. D. T. office at 12:30.

but were not notified. Harry Whednor, night watchman at the 811 verberg store nearby, said that he sat outside the store from 12:05 to 12:20 o'clock, and heard no disturbance, i i Accident Cases James Loychitz, 33, 737 Foot avenue, Duryea, was admitted to Taylor hospital at o'clock yesterday afternoon suffering from a sorain of the ligaments of the back. He met with a mishap while at work as a laborer for the Pittston company. His condition is 1 Dayton Young. 15, Lake Ariel, was treated at the State hospital yesterday for lacerations of the left hand which he incurred when he caught the member in a log chain.

When a show" case he was lifting fell yesterday afternoon, John Dordan. 23, 431 Nineteenth avenue, received lacerations of the middle finger of the rleht hand. He was treated at the State hospital. Mario Tata. 13, 104 Lane street, DunmOre, fell while picking berries on 4 mountain yesterday afternoon and received injuries of the right arm for which he was treated at tne state hosoital: Marjorie Morgan.

311 Davis street, Clajks Summit, was treated at the Stare hospital yesterday for lacerations of the left ear which she re ceived when she fell on Penn avenue. Carmen Bruno, 39, First street OTd Forge. Is a patient in Taylor hospital suffering from injuries of the chest Which he received when caught under a fall of roof in the t'ermyn mine, Old Forge. "Believe It or Not" Yesterday's Cartoon xasft catocoDiLEs or JAIPIB, INDIA I have seen and photographtd the docile crocodiles of the magnificent pleasure gardens which belong to the Maharaja of Jaipur In tbe ftajputana Agency. I am informed that thla la a unique achievement of the tamer's art, and I was amaied to see lech naturally ferocious ereaHirea to tamed as to take food from the hand of the keeper.

Tomorrow: Gerillsa Dea't Poato Him Here One of Largest Quantities 6f Beverage Ever to Be ConfiArateil in Citv Found in tars at breen Ridge Yards Will Issue Warrants On of the largest seizures of alleged high powered beer ever to be made In tola city "a that confiscated by the "mystery squad" of federal prohlbl tlon agents In the Oreen Ridge yard of the Delaware and Hudson railroad last night. Seizure of two freight cars resulted In the agthts unearthing 550 halves of the beverage. It was the high point In the myatery squads" war on the beer ring in this end of the state. The agents report that they experienced considerable trouble with the crew of the train of which the two cars were a part. As a result of their encounter with the engineer and the brakeman of the train, the agents state that warrants for the arrest of the two men will be sworn out.

Both the engineer and brakeman will be charged with Interfering with agents. At the reported current market prices, the beer Itself Is valued at more than 19.000 and inasmuch as the receiver, no doubt, had been charged tS.OO per half for the kegs, the total seizure is a loss of more t'un $10,000 for some one. Wvking unier the direction of Deputy Prohibition Administrator J. Lcos. the sauad of agents took the cars under surveillance, but claim that they met with opposition when they attempted to inspect the cars.

One of the cars gave up three hundred halves and the other 250 halves. Agents found that the one car was billed as containing vermin exterminator ard thai it had been consigned to the Dennlson Manufacturing company. wiuces Barre. The other car bore the label of phos phorous and it was consigned to the Dennison Silicate company, Wllkes Barre. The names of both firms arc fictitious, agents are satisfied.

A short time r.fter the agents had succeeded In inspected the cars and de termining that they contained tne alleged beer, arrangements were made to nave tne entire oments or tne cars re moved to the Quackenbush warehouse. A Capitol Style' HS4 0 Representative Edith Nourse Rog ol Massachusetts introduced a measure of style into congress. It was the trim black and white smock, which she shown wearing here at the Capi tol in Washington. The cool summer costume was the handiwork of sixth grade girls in her home district, Mrs. Mary Clancy Dies in Hospital Widow of Police Chief 'Sue cumhs in Philadelphia Institution Mrs.

Mary Clancy, widow of former Throop Chief of Police M. J. Clancy, 123 Bush street. Olyphant, died last night in St. Agnes', hospital.

Philadelphia a long illness. Mrs. Clancy was a prominent resi dent or mid valley. She was a devout communicant of Patrick's church, Olyphant and prominent in the societies of the parish. Surviving are a daughter, Mary, Phuad3iphia; three sons.

Cyril. Michael and Francis. Olyphant; two sisters. Mrs. Peter Hopkins, Pittsburgh, and Mrs.

nancy caivey, Olyphant, and two brothers. James Murphy, riams, ana Jonn Murphy, Olyphant. The body will be removed to the family residsnc on Biish street, Olv ohant. from v.jre the funeral will be held. rw HOG ISLAM CONVEYED TO PHILADELPHIA CITY WASHINGTON, July 23 ffl.

Docu ments conveying the government owned prooerty at Hog Island to the city of Philadelphia lor $3,000,000 were slngsd today at the shipping heard. The property is to ce used in the de velopment of a modem, air rall marine terminal. Tne deeds of conveyance signed today by Chairman T. V. Con nor cf the.

shipping board previously had been signed by Mayor Mackey for Philadelphia. ya DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED Thirteen decrees, in. divorce were handed down In Court yesterday. The cases follow: Agnes Hoover vs. Michael Margaret McManus vs.

Joseph Mcft. jus; Geraldine Marie le vs. Charles Maric'e; Henry M. Edwards vs. Genevieve Edwards; Margaret Ktrwln vs.

Joseph A. Kirwin; Nellie. A Soell man vs. James Spellman; Kathryn Transue vs. Berton A.

Transue; Emma Wilmore vs. Edgar Wilmore: Ann Moore vs. William Moore: Amy E. Copy vs. Samuel Copy; Frank Rasuba vs.

Ani line Kasuba: Nellie Klematis vs. W1I Mam Klematis; Fred Robinson vs. Carrie R. Robins Company I'ays $230 Officials of the Northsrn Electric Street Railway company yesterday turned over to Director of Public Works Frank J. Miller a check for $230, due the city for repair, work done on West Mark street.

APPOINTMENT IS REVOKED Appointment of George Ecke as deputy constable of the Sixth rsrd, Dunmore, was revoked by President Judge E. C. Neweomb yesterday upon recommendation of Roy Snyder, duly elected constable. An Amercan fife has lust comoleted 'the reconstruction of the port of Buena ventura. Colombia.

at a cost of Si. 600,000. Delegation of 250 Children Ace Guests of Local, Service I Organization at Mobile More than 250 chtlidren from the Home of the Friendlcs, boys' depart' ment of the Y. M. C.

Je1sh Home of the Friendless and Catholic club, were guests of the Scranton Exchange club on its nrst "snnsnine specui outina conducted at Moosic lake yea terday. to tne iaie was in autoa rurnuned tne ciuo members. The procession of cars moved through centra', city thorough fares enroute. to the scene of the out ing. The parade was under the direction of Exchanglte Thomas Jones.

The general chairmen tor the "Sunshine Special" event were Llewellyn R. Yar nell and George R. arr.sirom. on arrival of the delegation at the lake. games and sports conducted under the direction of Leslie H.

Simons, pres ident of the club. Two of the most enjoyable events were the huckleberry pie and crackei eating contests. The district governor of Exchange. Dr. OlMalley.

Wilkes Barre, was one or tne guests, ana actively assisted in the. program of the Events el the Day Events and results were as follows Fifty yard dash, for ooys over twelve years, nrst, josepn urancnaa; sec ond. John Munchak: third, Michael fourth. George Svetlorlcs. Flity yara aasn lor ooys unacr twelve years, first.

Joseph Krupa; second, Walter Wegrsyn; third, Charles Myak. Fiftv vard 1 dash for girls over twelve years. first. Hannah Gordon; secondrnna Parker. Fiftv yard dash for girls ten to twelve veers, first.

TIarriet Wilson; second, Amy' Ilewhart; third, Murial Pretshak. years, first, cunoro waisn; aecona, Nicholas Aroen; uira, rersning Y. M. H. A.

Members to Visit Plant of Bell Telephone Co. Annsuncement of the following list of activities for the members of Y. M. H. during this and next week'J was made at the association yesterday.

Members of the Intermediate and Junior departments will be eon ducted on a tour of thf Bell Telephone company plant this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Lillian Blum, director of girls' activities, will have charge of the tour. Tomorrow morning the junior, bil liard tournament will begin under the supervision of Barney Oarber ana David Mardo More than fifty boys have entered 'the eon lest. A Junior rally of bovs and girls will be held at 7 o'clock next Tuesday evening in the association auditorium. A book campaign will be launched at the rally and plans made for future summer activities.

Carbondale Bus Company Seeks Operation Permit HARRISBCRG. July 23 MP). Ap plication for permission to operate pas senger bus service between Forest City and Great Bend and between Car bondale and tiie New York state' tot was filed with the public service com mission today by the Rapid Transfer of Carbondale. I Three Shots Fired Near Old Brewery! Lieutenant George Breese, Mo torcycle Patrolman Myle's Boyd 4 i and Patrolman Kenneth Whit man. last night uivestlgated re ports, of residents in the vcinity of the former Anthracite Brewing company plant that three shots had been fired there.

The neighbors said that a man In the brush near Von Storch avenue and the Lackawanna tracks had fired the shots. The were unable to locate the gunman, although they scoured the territory. 4. Luthzran hurcli merger mTo Talte Cktmgt atbAi I'BMawainM nff tamlsrl I imJImr Sports and Eata Enjoyed by Youngster! 1 cnair sitting or Knitting races nave started, and hunger strikers Still to be heard, from. A mother who.

sought to promote a lawn mowing endurance contest yesterday in the front yard failed in. the attempt, it teported unofficially. It also was reported that Innocent messenger boys have heen stopped in the streets iand ordered to take their marathon bike contests to the fields. Contest hum o. se sw contest was marred last nlffht whpn M.

sitter totterea to ine ound In' a. fa'lnt. A rock was Disced i 1 Fifty yard dash for boys under ten woman representative of the contest Fifty yard dash for boys under eight years, first, Andrew Smelllorta; second. Patrick Hea'ry; third, Bernard Davenskx, Fifty yard dasn lor gins unoer eight years, first, Beatrice Matthews; second, Jean PretshaUrHhird, Charlotte Pretchak. Horseback race, boys, firft, Joe Dronchak; second, Alex, Myak; third, Michael Kapchuk.

Peanut race, ooys, nrst, Micnaei Kapchuk: second, Charles Myak. Huckleberry pie eatir.g contest, giru. Class 1, first, Dorothy Davis; second, Hannah Gordon; Diern feld; Class 2, first, Murial Pretchak; second, Hildah Weisenftld; thiro, Everlyn Matthews; Class 3, first. Dorothy Vallela; second, Shirley Pretchak; third, Ruui wneeier; fourth, Elizabeth Morgans. Cracker eating contest, boys, group 1, first, Eddy Arden; second, Ernest Pappa; third, Charles Myak; group 2, first, Peter Myak; econd, Joseph third, Alfonzo Madgzer alla; group 3, first, Pershing Harris.

Among those who helped make tne outing a ruscess were the following cencsrns: Fairmont creamery com pany, butter; smitn es waric com pany. Williams ic cream company and Faddsn Ice Crean company, Ice cream; Woodlawn Farm Dairy, company, milk; employes of Finn, island company, sugar and lemons; Megargee paper cups and Penn company, baked beans; Fred J. Huester, signs; Scheuer's Bakery, biscuits; A. W. Schroeder company, and E.

Robinson Bottling works, soft denies and Lux ury Bakery, napkins. The Sunshine special Is one of tne objectives of the National Exchange. On a certain date each summer Exchange clubs throughout the United States conduct these outings for boys and girls from institutions of the cities in which trie clubs ant established. called The Republican to find out if this was according to the yules. The marainon eaiuir, wno inus iar ua failed to get his name in the paper for enduring It all, was forced to declare "no contest." That was one less event.

Another official report yesterday was that public safety and health authorities are.plannlag to confiscate all see sws, Mcyoies and th't the shade tree commission will rid all branches of pests in every form Until the scourge of rharathonitis has been mitigated. Tttere is aiso a pos sibility that the 'board of education may order sehool rung a month earlier in. order to, subdue the pestilence, Crown avenue cyclists continued to pedal ruts Into the asphalt last nignt to the cheers of five thousand fans. Ted Sarrtey, the trainer, reported that the trio is threatened with fallen arches, and he has sent out appeal for steel lristep supporters. The ride was supplemented by an endurance contest between a "mystery clown" and the spectators, the competition being declared a draw after the half hour sketch was enacted.

Cyril McOinnis, manager of jthe South Scranton ride, announced that an en tertainment sketch 'will be 'presented; nightly in the' 800 block of Crown avenue. 1 Arthur Yaggi. obutmaster of Troon. 5, and James Nfland, assistant patrol leader, handled the huge crowd in Whalen fashion. A meeting of the South Side Mara chapmam (Richmond, VITrllHtCOUHT 2 And 3 vr BASES Fuu i 2.

00T HIT 4 fOOLS trtSUCttfefOf OKVatnixtinlcK Jt7. ce in 1: Will Affect lfiOQ Cimgrifmttont, JtepreBtmUng I4W Ftutmrt and XTembert July 31 Merger Ujkimt, repnaetitlBf 1,409 pastors knd sOO.OOO baptittd ehuroh; mttnlisra wlll be ef ejected tarty In. Augutr It wu announced at Lutheran hrtdefuariers here The will bompltted at a merger meeting. tav'Toledo; the an' nouneement Mid; ahd the msrged churches will be known as. the Amsrican Lutheran '(.

J', Comprising the mergetf bodies will be the BuHalo. synod, the synod, of Ohio and the Iowa, synod. The membership of tiib body rests in thirty one states, in provinces of Canada, in the Flnschhafen and Msdang districts of New Oulnea, and in the Madras jitaaldeuey of southern "The three merging bodies are in full, accord, both in their confession of and In their church practices," announcement sd. Epidemw df Marwnhii ims More Victims Hiere the chudren were served with plenty Scooter and Tree Sitter Added to Army of of eats by the of njl ti. cDM.

members. Then they were taken "for rides on the Merry go round, roller coaster and tor a dip Jn the lake, and finally for An elaborate program of Jeclared 2Vo in Duhmore The epidemic of "marathonlUs" gained a few more victims yesterday, when tree sitters and scooter pushers were added to the army bicycle naera and teeur totterera. The affected population has gone beyond all bbunds and Th'e Republi can is having difficult task 10 trying to keep the' endurance. census up to date. The figures have shown store fluctuations than the tnermometer dur ing the past few days.

Scranton Is rapidly assuming rep resenuuon in every form or enaur ance. contest. Thus far, however, tro vEp'ur Are Injured In CatDpg Fight NEW Wi A police, dog and a srev cat fought In a west side apartment today and four' nancombatantL ambulance kurgeom Mrs. CeUa Moritn. her'daueh ter and her two sons were trea ted for bruises and scratches they received 'When they tried to stop the melee.

thou 1 Booster association will take place, at 10:19 o'clock tonight in the aiure ot uuooy, vrown avenue, when committees will be appointed. John Lonuna, WiUUm Morgana and Robert Fa brio are cyelista, and they have" Set I.QQOT hours as their goal, They, wll complete week aooara tnis morning at MS o'clock. Though the marathonitis maladv had its first outbreak In Nativity greatest suirenng from tne plague is in the. West 81de, where a half dozen teams contesting in one form or another have been stricken by the germ which has become a subject of nationwide study. Bicycle riders at the Luzerne street recreation center completed 136 hours of a marathon endurance contest last Several.

thousand persons were present at the field at 10 o'clock when Roy Davis the wheel from Philip Davis. Edward Ford and Harry Jones are the otherkmembers of the w. Weather conditions yesterday morning caused two members of the riding team in the 500 block cf North Sumner avenue to discontinue the grind. They are Harold Huesper and Ben James. The contest was continued by Hershell Evans, Edward Hoibert' and', Michael Tanczyn.

The last became a member of the team after James and Huecner quit. The North Sumner avenue boys Long Term in Ten Giv en Duryea Mnn Adjudged Insane ammmtsmw John Pesotlne, Convicted 'o: Breaking1 Into Pittston and Stealing Check. Will Eventually Go to Far view Hospital prrTSTON. Jui J3. John Pesotlne 31, Duryea.

xanylcted at the last term of court of breaking ana entering home in this city iand stealing a check, was sentenced today by JUdge WlUiam Si McLean to osy a fine of $300 and costs and to jerve a term in the Eastern nen tentianr; the maximum to oe iour yean and the minimum two The aMff tentence was lmDOted be cause of the previous long criminal reaarrf ox the defendant: and its 1BU)0 ltlorrwai delayed owing to the belief tnat tns aewnaan: was insar.e. a lunacy commission had examined Peso tine and recently fl'ert a report finding him mUH unoaianceo. An effort hY to tend him to the' Farview Criminal Insane hospital Is delayed because the institution taxed to Its capacity. who also went under the name of Jack DeNice. broke into a local residence, and made off with a sum of money.

Jewelry, a check and some letters. His arrest was brought about through the letters he had taken tns puree, wnen ne attempted to oiacs mall a vouns. woman. When locked up in Pittston police headquarters he pretended he was i done edict and kept caning for mor phine. He was Quieted.

by Chief of Police McHale, who gave him powdered sugar. a Contract Is Awarded Director of Public Works Frank J. MUler yesterday awarded a contract for the erection of a sounding board at the bandztand in Nay Aug park to Howsr Stender. whoie bid was SI, 350. The, stand will probably built before the concert on Aug, Piatt is dsfraying the expenses of the Sunday concerts.

It have been riding since Monday night at o'clock. The contest which started on Tues day at the West Lackawanna avenue recreation center was still in nmnnn. Members of the team are: John Nealon. Eugene Jezorowski. David Jones ana Uwiin uwujwui tfwuu vis is' serving as trainer.

Scooter Marathon A' scooter marathon got underway yesterday at noon in the S00 block of North Bromley avenue. Patrolman Carl Henry was the omciar starter. ine riders William Lloyd. 10. 517 Rob erts cjurt; Ro Fox, 12, 520 Roberts court, and Robert Irving, 11, 515 North atanue.

aavWihneV irt rSn' branehtetnl. av tre at 82 A'artn aromiey avenue, iDpa lojiT; youths have set out to esWblbih a world's record for trea sitting; The trio climbed to orancnej Tuesday night at 9 o'cUck, and have erected bed In the linrts. The tree sitters Joseph Knight, 14, 525 North Bromley avenue: Leo Stafforoni. 15, 527 North Brcm'ey avenue, and Edward Lamber, 11, 527 North Bromley A quartet of Dunmore boys started a competition all their 'own yesterday morning in Busnneu near For est Hill cemetery. Mattnew seas and Gettings were on one see saw.

and Bertrand Cook and Billy Taylor were on another. Thi latter pair, came back to earth last evening, but. Baas and Gettings Were still having their up; and down quite late last night. Entered in a scooter endurance con tact last night In the 900 block of South Ninth avenue, were tne following Reese Jones, 12; Woodrow Lleweliyn, 12: Osne Pierson. 12 and Donald Mc: Hale, 9.

They started at 2:30 p. m. Jake Haney, 18, south Sixth ave nue, started a bicycle endurance con test 6:15 clock last night on the Clover field, Beiievue. Believe It Not By Ripley (8eMtf4 u. a.

rMBt Mfi of anything depicted lit him. I mmiMm life SHOES SET FtRE TO AClTy 6PARKS FROM SHOE Of A RUNAWAY HORSE IGrWTfeO A BROKEN OIL LINE AND BURNtP.TrtETOWNOf Mr mtr la ii I a an. kt numrn tw. a. it pawna mi EGGS ARt PREFERRED JofRtSHWES COCHIN 4.CHINA brit' REOfYEANO ONE GREEM EVE fHUt CHANGE 10 BIU6 ANO ut mm Claim Dry Investigator Suspended by Woodcock.

On Civilian's Charged Captain W. Golding, Commissioner Dor an'a Former Personal Staff Man, Who Figured lit Two Brewery Seizures, Is Under Fire ALBANY, July 23 m. The Knickerbocker Press seys that Captain Otorge OoVUng. htad of the special prohibition investigation department In charge of New York state and New England, has been suspended pending Investigation of charges submitted to Prohibition Director Amos W. W.

Woodcock by an unnamed civilian, Clock Eyed Boy Unwittingly, Joseph Mahrr 926 Prospect avenue, picture above, went to see the clock like ryes of the original clock eyed boy. Harold Maeog hony, Saturday, when it was discovered that he himself ia possessed of similar pair of optics. Dr. S. B.

local optometrist, made the discovery. Miss Fairclousfh Weds at Scranton former JVj''va l.i.;'. Hughcitown Clergy. man Performs Ceremony At St. Mdrkva Church PITTSTON, July 23.

An' Interest ing nuptial event place this morning' at o'clock in St. Mark's Lutheran church, Scranton, When Miss Anna C. Fairclough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Fairclough, Cemetery street, Scranton, and Walter Speece, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Speece, Carroll this city were united in marriage by' the Rev. J. A. Bender, formerly of.

Hugbestowp. They wers no attendants. The bride vore a' gown of white ro main? crepe with hat of while crepe. Her bouquet was a shoulder corsage of White roses and lilies of the valley. Following the ceremony, Mr.

and Mt3. bpeece left 6n a wedding trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mrs Specce vas graduated from Pittston High school. Mr. Speece also was graduated from Pittston High school and Temple university, He is now employed by the Western Electric company, Kearney, N.

J. Two Slightly i In Auto Accidents Two persons were slightly Injured' in automobile accidents in North Scran ion and Oreen Ridge last night. Mary Dux. 12, 1024 Diamond ave nue, suffered brush, burns of tne shoulder when run down by an auto mobile driven by John Yescavage, 409 Electric street, on Providence road, near TrioD street. Yescavage toolrthe eirl to the office of Dr.

R. R. Schultz, who treated her. She was later taken to her home. Motorcycle Patrolman Albert Rosar investleated.

Clement Degutis. 14. 1342 Aiorignt avenue, was siigntiy nurt wnen me bicycle which he was riding was hit by an automobile driven by Clyde Smith. 2225 Shawnee avenue, In th 1300 block cf Sanderson avertue. He was taken to his home.

Sergeant John Lewis made the investigation More Than 2,000 Attend i Oiilinir al dull vs WILKES BARRE. July 23. More than 2,000 persons attended the first annual basket olcnlc of Lieu le Veut eommandry. Noi 45. Knights Templar: the Ladies' auxiliary and Susquehanna chapter, De Molay, at irem Country club today.

During the, day a program of ten nls, swimming, quoit gamea and other was carriea out. mere wcr ipecial events for the children. A diving exhibition was given in which Ruth Brown, Aison Mereaim. noutna Freldline. and Harry Dare participated.

Police Notes Charaed with the theft of vegeta h' fmm a Lackawanna railroad car. August Macclcco, 523 North Hyde Park avenue, was arrested last night by Reserve Patrolman Callahan and Sergeant Murtha, of the Lackwanna railroad police. Tony Ouzel, 48, was arrested by the elty police last night charged with keeping a tippling hcuse at 122 Penn avenue. Patrolman oeraia Dougner last night arrested Paul Vannansdale, 20, Ohio, charged with steading a $165 watch, owned by James Dlkeman, of the Hotel Marquette. The timepiece Is said to have been taken from the olant of the Berwick Creamery company, where Dikeman was installing etrutpment.

The local nonce were notuiea yes terday that a man described as James 'of this city, was in Sunbury Saturday, charged with the theft of a suitcase. He was re leased after he Ud made good to the I owner of the valise. Holding it was who raided the Hud son, N. over the heads of Albany enforcement officers. The raid figured in a federal investigation of charges that Palmer Canfleld, former prohibition, administrator in charge of the Northern New York district, had accepted a bribe of 110,000 or 120,000 from officials of the brewery.

Five years ago the then Prohibition Commissioner Doran made Go'ding his personal staff man. In this capacity, he raided the Heiuler brewery, in Newark. N. getting 7.000 barrels of beer. This, the largest selsure In Jer sey, was made without the knowledge or assistance of the regular enforce ment unit.

Must File Census Data by July 26 All but 65 Firms in vCounty Have Made Their Reports To Bureau Officials About sixty five concerns in Lackawanna county have neglected to file their reports in the manufacturing and distribution Saturday night, July 26, is the final date for furnishing the Information on report blanks which have been sent to evory manufacturer and distributor in the district. Failure on the part of thise firms to furnish the census office located in old First National bank building, now temporary "quarters of trie post oftice and other government dH partm nts, with the information required of them for the census will be regard as a refusal to comply with. government requests in this respect, and makes the concerns liable to prosecution with fines and costs, ac cording to officials in charge of the local The census takers are hopeful of 100 per cent reports from Lackawanna county, so that there may be no delay in compiling tne manufacturing and distribution census of the It has not been necessary, thus far, to prosecute anyone for neglect in this connection. The Scranton Cham ber of Commerce Is co operating with the bureau In the effort to complete the census, within the prescribed time. Those who have not reported are urged to visit the local office at their earlies', opportunity.

The staff on duty will aid In filling out the returns, if requested to do so. Th: elfice will close on Saturday night, and all information for the census received up to that time will be forwarded to Washington. ArchbaldManls Fatallyjnjured CARBONDALE. July 23. Alexander Darius, 45, 173 Chestnut street.

Arch' bald, received injuries in the Gravity slope mine, Hudson Coal company. Archbaid, this afternoon, which resulted in. his death in St. Joseph's hos? pital, this city, about three hours later. The mishap occurred at 3 o'clock and Darius died at 5:55 o'clock.

It was reported that the victim, who was en gjgsd as a miner, was (aught under, a fall of top coal. Darius was suffering from Internal Injuries, bruises of the back and extensive lacerations of the scalp when admitted to the hospital. He was con scious for a time. Darius was a married man. Two Persons Injured In Motor Accidents Run down by an automobile near her home vesterdav morning.

Mar garet Cok, 6, 506 Deacon street, re ceived bruises of the head and boor. She was treated at the State hospital. Harry i Oolob, 1 008 Sanderson avenue. was the driver of the machine. Motor' cycle Patrolman Myles Boyd and Traffic Officer William Hitchlngs investigated.

Mrs. R. h. Barnes. 40.

6001 state street, St. Louis, suffered lacera tions of the cmn and injuries of tne nose when the automobile in which she was riding crashed into a parked ear on tne Lackawanna trail near Claras Summit early yesterday morning. She was treated at the State hoepital. $4M' zGoodMornin9 Well, sir, I told you two weeks ago those senators would get 4 drowsy and start nodding their heads and the chairman would think they was saying "yea" and so consider the naval treaty rati fled. And that's Just what hap pened.

The vote was as follows: nine awake and fifty eight sleepy. Say, how do you like this weather 'we are havtn'7 If 4 get your ears frostbitten just 4 thaw them out sort of slow by 4 rubbln' them with a little snow. Wrappln' outside water pipes with old newspaper or brlap. sackin' will keep them rrom freezin up and To start a car that is frozen up pour a kettle of hot water on the car 6 buretor, and if you aln got al cohol in the raditor put the car in a garage. A newspaper placed 4 between the vest and the shirt will keept the cold wind from penetratln' and above all if you get drowsy don't stop and sit oa the curb as the drowsiness may 4 be the sign that you are slowly freesin' to death.

It's rlaht chilly up In this airplane." UHAJtliES UM IU" BALK (Copyright John F. DUle Co.) i.