The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 7

TJSE SCRANTON HIFUELICAN. MONDAY, APML 20, 1931 7 OF TEAMS Rev; McKeon Sings At one time recently there were 8,175,000 tons of coal awaiting shipment at mines in Germany. TO OPEN DRIVE Enjoying Bermuda Honeymoon three men rushing from the garage. They boarded an automobile on the opposite side of the street and made their escape. Lieut.

Harry Scull and Sergeant William Zang, South Scranton police, Investigated. (Continued from Pace Three) High Mkss rlneer's club Friday night, and closed his series of talks with a radio broadcast over WQAN at 8:30 on the asms Regretting never rented any vacancy Republican Want Ads will. Dial 7222. evening, making an appeal to the cit Nagle, C. J.

Risks. Carl F. Walter, Philip B. Williams, and H. J.

Zimmerman. Team No. 13, C. Plnkney Jones, captan: Otto R. Conrad, lieutenant; Wytbe T.

Bollng. Otto A. Brunner, M. B. Comerford John W.

Graves, John R. Harris. Mrs. R. Leo Httber, Welter Krasowskl, Mrs.

O. MUlar, Harold Swank, and John P. Wee. Team No. 33, Hubert Mendel, captain; Ernest H.

Weeks, lieutenant; Harvey J. Butcher, W. C. Carter, Frank Kaufman, W. J.

MeHale. Julius Roaenbaum, Irving Schlosser, Saul J. Shapiro. F. C.

Smith, and C. K. Wlest. Team No. 34, D.

W. Weist. captaioj J. H. Seeley, lieutenant: J.

8. Bunnell, Arthur Conrad, Joseph Conrad, Donald Oullck. Herman Goodman, V. W. May, L.

R. Robblns, W. J. Schoonover, F. E.

Scott, Samuel Shair, Frank 3. Smith, and G. W. Weaver. The cat is thought to be the oldesi pet of man.

Dinner at Hotel Casey for izenship of the community for uniting in the effort for better things for Ssranton through Its Chamber of Newly Ordained Priest Attended by 360 Persons Commerce. Personnel of Campaign Groups The complete division and team or aranlzation for the camoalgn follows The Rev. John Klnnard McKeon, MA" Worthiniton Sortnton, eenertl chairman; John H. Brooka, chairman ot sustaining and activities fund committee: C. 8.

Veaton, vice chairman of austalning son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKeon, 717 Olive street, celebrated his first i. 1 W.T.BOSLER (In Our New Store) 228 ADAMS AVENUE Philco Radio Norge Refrigerators Air Way Sanitary Cleaners You are invited to visit the demonstration of the. Norge Refrigerators here, this afternoon and evening and Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Phone 3 6113. YEGG BITES MERCHANT WHO PUTS UP BATTLE (Continued from Page Three) Saturday three men fled from the garage of Oeorge Schwer, 305 Cedar avenue, when they were discovered looting the building. Entrance was gained by smashing a window and opening the door from the Inside. Schwer heard the nohe and on ini Cox, Harold Doud, Alien C. DuBols.

Miss Nino Edwards, John Per si son, and Thomas Murphy. Team No. Harry O. Murphy, captain; Charles 8. Beamans, lieutenant; Charles Buck, Wayland H.

Davis, H. E. Doughty. John A. Ferguson, Frank OUday, Prank J.

Hoffman, William Morris Earl B. Tuckerman, and Fred A. West DlahL Team No. It, Ouy A. Smith, captain; Maurice SUvetberg.

lieutenant; Walter 8. Buck, Phllo W. BuUer, Frank J. Murphy, Thomas 8. Rawson, Harold Rush B.

Spalding, Carl W. Stsnder. W. I. Tucker, H.

R. VanDeusen. H. A. Vicker.

and John J. F. York. Team No. 11, L.

R. Yarnell, captain; Peter J. O'DonneU, lieutenant; John M. Bates, O. A.

Bender, E. L. BlSlr. A. Cohen, H.

K. Levering, R. C. MacConnell, Harry T. Madden, Andrew R.

Mulr, Russell O'Hora, and Isaiah Rosenthal. Team No. 12, J. D. Jamee, captain; H.

X. Lasher, lieutenant; W. B. Layton, George P. V.

Sturtevant, Glenn Tiffany, and A. Wolte. Division No. P. Stevens, division chairman; Team No.

13, John O. Beam, captain; Frank A. Loftus; lieuteaaiit; P. B. Atherton, Floyd Bortree, 8.

A. Cahoon, Russell Dean, M. H. Horn, Hon. W.

Edwin Huber, Charles Ross, Harry E. Rutsn, W. C. Spohn, and Joseph Wolfe. Team No.

Harold Conrad, captain; Robert H. Miller, lieutenant; H. P. Biggam. R.

H. Cobb Bernard steins, P. A. Hutchison. Paul H.

Maxey, O. R. Scarborough. Team No. 15, George N.

captain: George R. Daniels, lieutenant; Owen B. Ash. Miss A. L.

Besancon, A. 8. Bieaecker, Walter U. Dickson, Ben Kltlnberger, Mist Lillian Krauter. John K.

Miller, E. Auetln Rees, John W. Retd, Otto I. Robinson, Ous Vogelsburger, and 8. B.

Warman. Team No. IS, E. W. Osborn, captain; Roy W.

Voris, lieutenant; H. Andrews, Zenas Eldred. William P. MeCrone, Earl 8. Moffatt, M.

L. 8peck, P. O. Stone, and it. H.

Wheeler. Team No. 17, H. W. Reichard, captain; Levi Gr Sterner, lieutenant; D.

E. Carpenter. Maurice Collins J. D. Hinton, R.

N. LaBar, Francis Shrelner, Lewis M. Smith, Oeorge W. Wilson, and Hubert Wolfe. Team No 18, Dr.

J. Norman White, captain: George W. Wettung, lieutenant; Dr. Walter Pordham. Dr.

S. Gardner. Dr. R. J.

Garvey, Bruce Lowenbuig. Bart J. Lynch, Dr. J. O.

Mrc Lean. Harry W. Mumford, and Dr. C. B.

Noecker. Division No. 4 Edward W. Warren, division cbairmsn; P. A.

Sweet, assistant division chairman; Team No. 19, H. E. Apjar, captain; Fred J. Hoppel lieutenant: Robert G.

Coalizer. David J. Gray. ana acunuei iuna committee; w. w.

jc Culloch, chairman of proapecU; Martin P. Kennedy, chairman of ipeakers and programs; Harold C. 84ulraa, chairman of publicity. Division No. 1 H.

H. Dart; division chairman; Team No. 1. Gordon Evans, captain; R. P.

afltooell. lieutenant; Davles, afax A. Folk, R. L. Newlng, V.

I. Nortnup, R. P. Post, V. Rodferi, and J.

Elmer Williams. Team No. 1. A. H.

Fah ringer, captain; Arthur L. Weeks, lieutenant; M. H. Blandin, H. Karl Boughner, J.

M. Cobb Ralph Davles. C. C. Demmy Thomas Ivans, Paul W.

Gardner, Owrge T. Hughes, Howard Kresge, E. McGregor, Luther. W. Posten, Ulysses Salomon, the Rev.

M. P. Sanborn, Stan lev C. Schooler, and J. H.

Whitman. Team No. 3, A. P. Golden, captain; George T.

Hower. lieutenant: John Burke. M. P. w.

i venteatlng arrived just In time to see solemn high mass as a priest of the Roman Catholic church in St. Peter's cathedral yesterday morning at 11 o'clock. The Right Rev. Monslgnor Paul A. Kelly, V.

P. was arch priest. The Rev. William Cawley was deacon and the Rev. John Joseph, 0.

St. Ann's monastery, was sub deacqn. Father Joseph gave the sermon. Following the mass the young priest, who was ordained in St. Peter's cathedral, Indianapolis, last Sunday by the Right Rev.

Emmanuel B. Lavina, D. bishop of the diocese of Corpus Texas, who adopted him, imparted his blessing to several thousand persons. At a dinner and reception held in the Hotel Casey ballroom yesterday afternoon Edward Scott was toastm aster. There were 360 guests present.

The speakers were Monsignor Kelly, the Rev. John P. Kelly, the Rev. John Joseph, the Rev. Father Cawley, the Rev.

Dr. J. J. Featherstone, Thomas Enldden, and J. O.

Beam of the Bell Telephone company of Pennsylvania, and former Mayor John Durkan. Edward Oosgrove, Ferdinand Chimony, Miss Florence Sprandel and Miss Ruane, were on the entertainment program. Father McKeon in his address ex Matthews Paint Store Features For PAINT UP CLEAN UP WEEK Corcoran, William J. Daley, Pred Bmmel, George Hagen, H. P.

Hartman, Thomas Jones. William Kerrigan. John Langan, Joseph Mitchell. A. D.

Parsons, W. W. Rehrig, William Reif. Henry Sereflnt, Floyd Smith, Charles Wensel. and J.

H. Williams, Team No. 4, O. M. Hazelton, captain; Robert T.

Smith, lieutenant; W. J. Cosgrove, W. W. Bdgerly, George Haak, Gustav J.

Hensel, Boyd A. Musser, John P. Rawson, and J. Henry Schwenkr. Team No.

5, Roswsll Phillips, captain; J. P. Lavelle. lieutenant; the Rev. I.

1. Beck with, I. R. Dlmock, Miss Cecelia Fleischer, Prank Hildebrand, M. D.

Mackie, J. N. Penn Miss Martha I. Phillips, and C. 7 ml B.

Tinsman. Team No, t. H. H. Squler, E.

L. Merriman, James K. Peck, "avid W. Phillips, A. Blair Piatt, C.

A. Stover, and hon. L. H. Watres.

Team No. 20, Edward L. Fuller, captain; Wlllard Jeffrey, lieutenant; C. Welles Belin, Henry Belin W. B.

Brubsker, John P. Broadbent, "isrl P. Conrad, P. J. Dowdell, W.

S. Jprmyn, Bert Lynch, Joseph Tannahill, R. A. pressed his deep gratitude to the celrgy of the Scranton and Corpus Christl diocese for their kindness to him. He told of his indebtedness to Mr.

Beam and Mr. Snidden and to Ella Barnett Photo captain; a. wioaowneia, lieutenant; George Becker, John P. Brandt, Henry 3. Butler, J.

T. Cokely, P. E. Carnes, Wendell P. Evans, C.

C. Ferber, George W. Finn, and Leslie H. Slmona. Division No.

3 Prank A. Oilroy. division chairman; Team No. 7, Jerome P. Casey, captain; F.

P. McLaughlin, lieutenant; Warran C. Arnold, Eugene D. Casey, Thomas D. Davles, Harry K.

Hatcher, H. 8. Lawrence, A. Leventhal, L. B.

Mosher, Ronald W. Nash, E. Partridge, and W. F. Wlngett.

Team No. G. B. Uttell, captain: R. L.

Blrtley, lieutenant; Thomas W. Archibald, T. Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Blttenbender, Park street, are spending Tyrrell, ana it u. weijen. seam no. 21.

Arthur L. OoMsmith. captain; J. Farnham Mears. lieutenant; J.

E. Beck, John Burnett. Georte Dickson. C. P.

Klinser. L. M. E. Comerford, men for whom ne Worked a a young man.

He closed with a tribute to his parents. Father McKeon leaves on Wednesday for his a delightful honeymoon amid Vr palms and les at the Princess, in Bermuda. Mrs. Blttenbender was the former Miss Eleanor Bryden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

A. D. Bryden, W. Korber, George. M.

D. Lewis, C. P. Monroe avenue. assignment to the Corpus Christl ca thedral.

Crowds Welcome Why Not Use the Best? The question of price need no longer keep any family from buying paints of the most dependable quality for paint prices are much lower than formerly. So, as a matter of wise economy, invest your money in the finest paints, enamels, varnishes and similar needs. '8 JWirkusinDupont (Continued from Page Three) back to the fertile hills of La Gonnve from whose heights the war drums have not infrequently sounded. Dethroned by the United States govern By SISTER MARY With color running riot everywhere in our homes and In our dresses. oerhaDS some of the good old ment when he became a little too Daily Menu rules for "setting" colors will freshen Housewives say: "It's a pleasure washing this EASY way" Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint No better paint can be made.

Few are ns pure. Unsurpassed covering capacity. Wears years longer than ordinary paint and It's cheapest in the long run. Regular shades. BREAKFAST Shredded fresh pineapple, cereal, cream, creamed DERAYCO HOUSE PAINT A pure lead and oil paint.

No fillers or weak ingredients. Wide range of colors. Very special now at dried beef, toast, milk, coffee. LUNCHEON Creamed shrimps in rice cases, finger rolls, radishes, lemon sponge, milk, tea, DINNER Planked shad, mar unique potatoes, buttered string 25 Galon 3 J3 13J our memories about washing these attractive hues. Even though we buy materials guaranteed care is needed in laundering them and those colored things without the "guarantee" may have their lives prolonged if certain precautions are taken with them.

To fix pink or red, add one half cup vinegar to one quart of water and soak the garment in this solution for 15 or 20 minutes. Hang to dry without wringing. When perfectly dry, wash as usual. Lavender, orchid and violet tints are made permanent by the use of Gal. beans, jellied cabbage salad, rhu 4 barb frappe, sponge drops, milk, $9.39 great an Idol for the superstitious natives, the Dupont youth of Polish descent still longs for the quiet solitude of the island nestled near the Haitian coast.

Although he was plainly and deeply touched by yesterday's reception and professed keen pleasure in the homecoming, one could easily sense that behind the smile he was ill at ease. His restless brown eyes and square cut features indicate a man of action rather than one who thrives in the limelight "I'm going on a lecture tour next week that will probably take me all over the country. When I finish that I guess I'll accompany a group of friends on an expedition to Santo Domingo. I hate lying still," he explained. Climaxing the afternoon In his native town, Faustin Wirkus, known in Gallon coffee.

Cm shortens the life of all cotton and linen fabrics. Colored things must be washed quickly, rimed at once and wrung through the wringer as dry as possible and hung to dry in a shady No need to rub your life away with one of these Easy Washers. Just put the clothes in the tub and the standard General Electric motor and big agitator will see to it that they come out fresh and clean 1 turpentine. Add from three fourths to one cup or spirits of turpentine to one quart of water." Let material DEVOE Velour Finish A washable oil paint for Interior walls. Velvety finish.

Will stand repeated washings. A great favorite everywhere. Place. It is not advisable to use bluing in soak for a few minute and hang to dry without wringing. When dry wash DUTCH BOY WHITE LEAD $1 3 25 1 00 Iks.

as usual. Greens Require Alum the rinse water for pink, grt.n, yellow or orchid. These suggestions apply to cotton and linen 'Alum is used for the greens. Dis 5 Gallon solve from one half to one ounce of 279 alum in one quart of water and pro' ceed as "for the other Fcr deeo blue and brown from one to two tablespoons of ox gall is dissolved in one quart of water and the La Oonave as King Faustin ii, attended a reception and luncheon in the American legion hall. Here he met many of the man with whom he had played before he slipped so quietly away on that fateful night in.

1915, i Yesterday's visit was not the first to be made by the former marine to Dupont. Three years ago while on the throne In the Negro island, he visited several friends in that borough but due to his position in the United States marines was given no publicity whatsoever. It was not until his release from service two months ugo that he could receive the plaudits he rightly deserved. article is soaked and dried as for the other colors. Wash as usual.

A strong salt solution is recom mended as a fixative for black. This also can be used for dark blue and to EASY Dcvoe Floor and Deck Enamel A new development for the covering of interior and exterior surfaces that are subjected to unusually hard wear whether made of wood or concrete. Dries in four to six hour. prevent colors from running. How ever, salt is said to hinder the action of soap.

One cup of salt is used to one nart of water. i Personals Some colors fade in the sunshine, To prevent this they can be dipped in water in whih alum has been dissolved. Wash as usual and before .05 $3 70 Gallon Quart hanging to dry, dip in the alum water. One tablespoon alum to one Senate Will Vole On Hefferon Ripper (Continued from Page Three) acquisition and operation of water supply systems. This measure encountered a fight in the senate in its original form, and may run into another battle now, since the house made several important amendments.

If the senate adopts it, the Harvey bill will be the first of the utility measures of the session to reach the governor's desk. The local senator will also have to amend his own bill which would permit school districts to name banks or trust companies treasurers. This measure passed both the house and the senate, but was recalled from Governor Pinchot when the latter suggested that it be put through as an amendment to the school code rather than as an individual bill. May Offer Bill The committee on senatorial reapportionment is expected to introduce its bill this week, but there are strong prospects that no action on this matter will be taken by the 1931 legislature. The Pennsylvania Elections association drafted a bill, Introduced several weeks ago by Senator Frank Harris, which would give Lackawanna county an additional senator, and which would add Tioga and Sullivan counties to Senator Fred T.

Gelder's quart of water is the proportion used. Epsom salts in the proportion of one teaspoon to one quart of water, added to both the washing and rinsing waters, will prevents colors run' nine and fading. The actual washing of all colored fabrics is very important. Never soap and for only Savogran lb. 25c 5 lbs.

$1.00 For cleaning all painted surfaces. This truly is "the heavy duty cleaner." colored things and never rub soap di En audit All Purpose Enamel Quart $1.49 79c 2 Pint 49c VALSPAR VARNISH Gallon $6'10 Qoirt 75 Other Varnishes, $2.25 Gallon Up. reztly on them; Never use hot water, (Continued From Page Six) ton avenue, and Joseph D. Murray, Quincy avenue, Dunmore, spent the week end in New York. Mrs.

W. P. Boland, Mrs. W. S.

Freeman. Mrs. Arthur Greener and Mrs, Grace Sanderson Fuller, spent the week end in Elmira. Miss Evelyn Williams, Stroudsburg, spent the week end as the guest of her sister. Miss Camille Williams, Piatt Woolworth hall.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Holt, Madison avenue, announce the birth cf a daughter on Saturday in the Hahnemann hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. William Franz. Hel lertown, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. McConnell, Monroe avenue. MT. and Mrs. Job Whitehouse, Fellows street, announce the birth of a daughter at the West Side hospital on Friday of last week.

Mrs. Charles B. Engel and daughter, Ruth, Quincy avenue, have returned from New York. Wash a piece at a time, and if the water has been colored at all, use fresh water for the second piece. Use a soap solution and force soapy water tnrougn any soiled soots rather than rubbing them with the hands.

Rub blng. even on those materials which PURE are "fast colors, is apt to leave whitish spot. 1 PAINTED TRELLISES AND ARBORS DOWN and $5 in monthly PAYMENTS LINSEED OIL Thorough rinsing is also necessary district, which now takes in Bradford. Susquehanna and Wyoming. The bill to keep colors bright Soap left In materials has a tendency to weaken the threads as well as the colors and Galltn 1'10' to De onered by the senate committee, however, will have the backing of the Republican state organization.

rne congressional reapportionment bill, one of the few major measures to be passed at this session, may also Make This Model At Home The Vogue for Color Contrast The Scranton Republican 15c Practical Pattern mase its appearance this wee In5 Gallon 1 00 While there has been some talk to the effect that the lines of the Lacka ill. wanna and Luzerne districts might be KERCHIEF cnangea, latest reports have it that tney will not be disturbed. FLC WEIi The Lackawanna members of the These are well made from fine stock and rigidly braced. Now specially priced at 6 and 8 Ft. TRELLISES 65c a40 Arbors $6.65 to $9.20 These values will interest money Velour house will endeavor to get committer By ANNE ADAMS action on several of Senator Howell's You may have an Easy Electric Interior Gloss tax collection bills, as well as on the measure of Representative John wmiams, wnicn would authorize a $300,000 state appropriation to undertake the work of dredging the Lacka Gum Spirits Turpentine wanna river witnm the city limits.

LOUClM Bill UD The house will have before it for final passage the bill of Representa tive Loucks, Westmoreland, changing Climax Wall Paper Cleaner, can Patching Plaster, me me.noa or making county assess1 ments by putting control of the as The light top frock has been endorsed by smart women who have learned to combine beauty with practicality. The model shown today has a yoke, with lovely cowl neckline, joining the bodice In three deep scallops. This line is repeated on skirt flare and where the flared cuffs are attached to the sleeves. Pattern 2127 is charming made of flat crepe or georgette in color scheme of brown and eggshell, black and white, navy and turquoise or one of the pastels with white. May be obtained only in sizes 16, 18, 20, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42.

Size 16 requires 3 yards of 39 inch fabric and 1 yards contrasting. Pattern 710 includes a scalloped pkf. zse Savorran Cleaner, lb. sessment machinery in the hands of tne commissioners. All ward, borouan Brashes for every purpose and township assessors would be rip Large size electric washer that is convenient and not too clumsy to push around.

Jade green tub, bigger wringer that works easily and soft balloon rolls. A well constructed washer that is safe and easy to operate. pia out 01 office by the measure, but it is expected that the bill will sither Visit Our Unfinished Furniture Dept. be placed on the postponed calendar or sent back to committee when it comes up tonight. Motor Car Finish quarts 1 49 Pinu 09c All Popular Colors Tne three Wheeler bills; appropriat kerchief and a flower, easily made ing $18,000,000, $6,500,000 and $2, 500,000, respectively to counties, boroughs and townships for the con at the Washington avenue store.

It is stocked with a wonderful array of attractive pieces that are ideal for Summer cottages and city homes. All popular Iy priced. $79.50 Tim, and very smart. Fifteen Cents additional. No dressmaking experience is nec Cash price tinuation of the highway construction plan inaugurated under the Wheeler Flynn law of 1929 are also do foi Let Our Paint Salesmen Advise You final action in the house tonight.

on the house calendar for second reading is the Meredith bill whlcn The salesmen In our paint department are thoroughly familiar with the merchandise they sell and are competent to assist you In solving your painting problems. Consult them freely without feeling the slightest obligation. would abolish the present prison board in Lackawanna county and replace it dv a board of Ave members, three of A convenient payment plan for a limited time only! $2 down and the balance in $5 monthly payments. Come in and see this Easy Washer demonstrated or call 51 75 and we will gladly send one to our home. a.

mm essary to make this model with our pattern. Yardage for every size, and simple, exact Instructions are given, Bend fifteen cents (ISc) in coins carefully wrapped, or stamps, toi each pattern. Write plainly your name, address and style numoer Be sure to stats size wantde, Our new fall and winter fash ton book, containing exquisite models for adults and children and an excellent assortment of transfer patterns and tamped novelties. now ready Pries them to be named by the court and two by the county commissioners. This board would have authority to appoint a solicitor, chaplain, physician, warden, deputy wardens, keepers and other employes.

The bill would become Also Basement Paint Deptv effective in January of next year. Glebe Mala Fleer The Ederer bill which would permit i the commissioners of Lackawanna, Luzerne and other third class counties to name an assistant county fifteen cents. Books with pattern. 4 320 Lscka. Ave.

solicitor, will be up for final passage PAINT STORE CLELAUD OiMPCOn CO TIM (GMDMS in tne senate tonignt. it has already 35 cents. Address all mau and or 4 ders to Tht Scranton Republl 4 fn Pftfcturn nnrtmnt 944 sb been adopted by the house. 1 07 Washington Avenue West I7tb street. New York city During London's belated snow storm skiing enthusiast was towed bv a motorcyclist through Regent's park..