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1 i Au.iTirr i FHTDAY JUNE 22, 102JN HiiJ X'jL A J.U turn iv.ivi. .7 rr 4 "Sucker List?" in tome secure place about your home' is too Give them'the protection they should have pirate Box indoor Safe Deposit "Vault rents for only a ji "For me to live is was the I f': The Bate of used bv "Blue Skv" slock Dromotera call Colliery Pays smau amount per 3 The Greatest Month of Weddings', The 'groom will naturally want the very finest la ft WEDtflNG RliTGr iiiid that wp Mil llgli tn QaUty but axt tai Prk. Also Carry a Fine Line of; ENGAGEMENT RINGS ikr.awziri iihi vi.m in a i niiai vannisiBii 'sv nw Bite just We'iuid your mail beghu ovb flctode wkh offer, from many different concerns, to make you rich night. Even without biting you may get on the lists. How did all theseeopW get your ifarne? They bought ft.

They paid good money tor it to some one whose merchandise is names. It is no compliment, 'but quite the tererse; 13 hive oneV name on. the sucker lists; No waj is known; fo of to Ttop the flood of mail, but there is a way to make, the circomstance i Just depoiit all the stock selling letters not from reputable houses in your waste basket take theni; into Jrodr back yard and bum them and be we you do tborowb job. BEFORE 3TVESTING CONSULT YOTO.BANKia 4. Saturday Spelal Of the Guaranteed iowe Tires ind Tubes.

FIMf text powerful message given by the Rev. Robert R. Dvles.the her fretUjM paetr of 1 the Westminster Churt of Wilkesbarre, at theseclal Anniversary 'services at the First Pres Dyterlan Church last Davles' leading thought was that obedience, to Christ is the sole condi tion of spiritual life and he made, a stirring appeal to his hearers to sub mit to the claims of Christ. His argu ment was Daaetr on thft. person; of Christ, tthe cress Christ and the claims of Christ.

The speaker said he would ask two questions of those who deniedthe Divinity, of If unriai ts oniy a sooa man ans tne best man why, disbelieve His claim that he, (8vthe Son God? Not to accept what He claimed to be aeny tnat He was even a good If Christ the Sqn Qf God, why is all the history of the world has there never been. Another tike Him The sermon made a deepmpression upon all who were privileged to hear It. Air. Ivor delighted the audionce with a solo entitled "The Holy aMd the Choir rendered an appropriate anthem, "In Immanuel's Land." This evening at 7:30 o'clock the Rev; iXmvKbenezer Flaek, pastor of the pMgJton Presbyterian Church. will preach.

Dayid Oatrf bell will be the soloist. Scranitc ni, fJuhe 22. U. SI District A'teortney Puhsmore has started an ae tfon I'n assumpsit against the Central RaiOiroad Of New Jersey to coHect $1, 500 In fines imposed by 'the government for alleged violation of the fed cra rhVShrlblts the slxiteea ConseJcutiva hours. NATIONAL luIN You Can Depend Upon 30x3U HOWE TIRES 51x4 HOWE 32x4 HOWE TIRES 33x4 HQWE TIRES 32x41 HOWE TIRES 33x4H HOWE TIRES besotlfuny moiiHted in white And i yellow gout.

'It will please yon to look over; ohr extensive Une ML lSTCIN JEWEXEB and OPTTCIAX i 99 North Main Pittston. RINGS Of Distinction "Jrou pin chate that fling you rnt the very finett, omethhig that you can be justly proud of. Waave complete atiort fnent in all fixes and weight. "22 kt, t8 kt. and 14 kt.

in White and Green Gold. Lewis Kfischel JEWELERS WN.MamSV riiUton (UKOB.WT FOR TROLLEY RIDE a large number of tickets dis nosed of in advance, every indication points to. a largo attendance at the first moonlight tPblley ride under the auspice of Coy C. T. to be WEDDING L.

HOGM MENTION 38 Broad Street Ft for the Betrothal held to Harvey' Lake on Friday eve ning of week. One of the cars will be stationed at the, end of the car A sparkling, blue white Solitaire, perfectly cut and set i in platinum or gold. Freeds' are Diamond Experts and you're sure of finding a gem worthy of the "dearest girl in the world" and kone which she'll treasure throughout the years to come. 1 the Wedding Ring Interest faid oq $iwmm wees 1 Howe Tire and Tubes for i $18.95 $214 i $23.95 1 Pittston, Pa, 1 Best CREAMERY A rf0 BUTTER, lb 1 3 Lbs. $1.35.

VEAL Lb. 25c For Roasting SMOKED )Ag SKINNED HipS Special Service .543 Luzerne Ave. aw ra i. 1 '1 1 ii'iBfid tj lOti aa i. PI WJ Pennsylvania Coal Co.

Monday, June 25, Ewen, 7 Storehouse. Tuesday, June 2 8. No. 9, num. Thursday, June 28.

No. 6. Saturday, June 30. No. 14.

No. Bar Hillside Coal and Iron Co. Thursday, June 28 Consolidated. Friday, June 29. 'Butler.

A MARRIAGE LICENSE HAS been Issued to Larry Bryck and Mary1 Klimek, both residents of Dupont. CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES wl'J be held at Hughestown Chapel Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock A MEETING OF THE RETAIL Clerk's Association will be. held this evening at eighth o'clocji In Albysius Hall. THE WILKESBARRE AUTO Dealers' Association will hold its annual outing at Laurel Inn, in the Poconos, Wednesday, July 11. A MARRIAGE LICENSE WAS is sued at the Luzerne court house to day to Milo Cass Roberts, at Watklns, N.

and Ruth E. Nixon, of Wyo ming. fl'HKl LADIEf.V AUXILIAiRY OF tWe 'Federated Shopcrafts will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the Eagles' hall. Water street. All members' are requested to be present.

THIS EVENING AT 7:80 THERE will be a meeting of the SiUe Scrtwol Association, of St. Peter's Lutheran Church. The superintendent requests tlhat officers, teachers and Tmrents attendk ALL RESIDENTS. OF THE TENTH ward ore urged to be at West Park, on Swallow street, this evening at 7:30 o'clock to complete arrangements for the celebration to be held at tne parK on July fourth. HOMER RODEHEAVER AND party are to give three concerts Ire this sect ior next week.

They will sing in Plymouth M. Churcn, Monaay evening; in Scranton Tuesday evening, and In the Wllkesbarre Y. M. A. Wednesdayevening.

FIFTY EIGHT ACCUSED of laws In var ious Iways were, arpaigned In police court at yesterday And were fined ianioipits ranging' fronf Jl to $10, addinff i 5fotVr(0 fasfltothe city treasurjif cruSade "Against auto "violations Is to be ALL OF THE BLIND RESIDENTS of Lackawanna county will be entertained by Col. and Mrs. L. Watre3 tiimoirow morning at their residence Pen Bryn, on the Elnaurat boule vard. Automobaes will convey tnea blind people and their guides to the Watres residence.

IT IS EXPECTED THAT THE Chapel which is now touring this, section, under the auspices of the Catholic Church Extension Society oi America, will visit Pittston soori; It is now at Wilkesbarro. Masses are conducted by priests in the car, and there are seating accommodations for 75 persons. THE FUNERAL OF TONY Mazellra, of 64, Bryden street, Cork Lane, who Vied from injuries received in Butler mine, will be hold tomorrow morning, leaving the home at nine o'clock. At 9:30 o'clock a high mass of requiem Will be sung over the re mains In Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, on William street.

Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery. AN ENJOYABLE SOCIAL EVENT set for this evening 5s the trolley ride of Santa Maria Court, Catnolic Daughters of America, which will go to Sans Souci Park over the Traction line. Special cars will leave Avoca at 6:15 and Pittston at 6:30. They will make stops at Pittston Junction, Parsonage street, William street, Pine street.

State Armory and Kane's Switch. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF Promotion of the English and Welsh Baptist Associations of the Wyoming Valley will hold a conference at the Wilkesbarre Y. M. C. A.

next Friday afternoon at two o'clock with Dr. William G. Russell, director of the State Board of Promotion, in regard to details of the campaign of the Northern Baptist Convention known as "The New World Movement." For 'Sale Range, 50 Haptpy Tlhoucht Pittston mil 1 iqotr William St. j22tf Danville, June 22. This placid little town was getting back to normal today following 48 hours of franzy, during which the entire county search ed for the Sefdel twins Elizabeth and Christine, eleven years old who had been variously reported as drowned kidnapped, lost or to have met with other high power tragedies which nearlydrove the town frantic.

The youngsters went swimming and on their way home overheard their father say he would lick them for go ing against his orders, so they went to sleep in an apple tree. The family be came worried and the search was on State police, volunteers, municipal and county authorities dragged the river, hunted the woods and searched every foot of land, while wild rumors of kidnapping and other things swept over the town. Later the children hid in a neigh bor's hen coop and then late last night crept Into their own home, where they were discovered early today by a neighbor returning from dragging the The town is'relieved, and it is hoped that the twtns a cooler time for their next escapade. JESSTJP MAN ENDS LIFE Inability, to. work on account of ill health is said to have, caused Nicholas ciotoli.

aged 6a years, of 1 oipn street, Jesaup, to end his life yesterday by 'thrdWlnK hlmSelf before engine Over, fifty styles Wedding Rings to suit the taste of any maid whether she prefer a plain gold band or one of the newer Wedding, Rings in platinum, white or green gold, beautifully chased. PITTSTON, PA. ON NORTH ST. BRIDGE Consideration of the proposed North street bridge at Wilkesbarre and widening of. North street with prob lems of grades, costs, property damage and traffic probleais by She' judges.

county and city off icials today resulted in a lengthy discussion In which several confictlng views were expressed, and finally the meeting was adjourned until Monday, July 2 at 9 a m. when the engineers Will preser Some of Judges and controlle Solicitor Valentine suggested bulldt a bridge that would have its eastd terminus at Darling street, cross River street above grade and tl eliminating the necessity for an ext' blve cat In the preseht North and plans showing that situation will be produced. The conference was attended by Judges Fuller, Garman and McLean, County Commissioners Meixell and Gallagher, Solicitor Dando, Schmitt and Solicitor Valentino, County Engineer Rosser and Bridge Engineers Young and Wintermute, City Commissioner Schuler, Solicitor McHugh, Engineer Finch, Borough Solicitor B. W. Davis, of Kingston, and a number of others.

As there was some uncertainty over the traffic plans of the Wilkesbarre Railway Co. and what effect the hew bridge would have on Market street traffic, it was agreed to continue the conference on July 2, when additional plans and information would be pro duced. Solicitor Dando stated that the approval of the court was necessary so that borings could be made for the piers and. abutments. In answer to questions the solicitor stated that the new Market street bridge project had not been abandoned, but that the North street bridge was the more urgent and had to be built first, a the present bridge was inadequate and dangerous for heavy traffic.

Judge Garman said he was opppsed to the Market street bridge, that no bridge should be built that would be wider than the street. Solicitor Mc Hugh explained that Market street from the Square to River was to be widened three feet and that the Traction Co. would be given permission to lay double tracks on the street. Afterwards tho judges took up the consideration of a dozen roads, which the county proposed to take over and improve. The county tuberculosis hospital was also discussed.

CITtSTFi The me, spirited ilghtftfor any of the ofKcei District No. 1, Unlited Mine Workers, is the onheing waged for International board Jnember with Wn InCAl tn An Ale fl rLimn)hV1 nif jSoutH Main aa eet, and Michael' J. KoZik, oi Dupont, leading ithe field of asoirants. From the district head 1 quarters la Scraniton It was announced i this afternoon toy Secretary Treasurer 17 1 tl i (1 a fha Miiint fn.w tVlio i im Xt teettlljn DWJgress. He refused to give an inkling as to the winner, but intimated that the race was so close that a retabulation of the count was neces: sary.

Unolfflcial reports place Campbell's incomplete vote at 13,640 and Kozik's at 112,000. The Incumbent, Joseph Tennis, of this city, Who was a candidate "oried MARRY FOURTH TIME Mrs. Lizzie Rickert, 50, of Kingston, who has been married three times and is the mother of 21 children, an nounred today that she would don the wedlinarainents again and become a "June bride hext week, Mrs. Rickert will marry Charles Henry, of Scranton, a widower, with four children. Her first two husbands Miss Mary 'Lydon, of.

Broad street, is spending the week In Washington. Miss Katherine Brennan, of Church street. Is visiting friend in New York City. Miss Mary Walker, of James street, and Miss Florence Lynch, of Carroll street, have entered Pittston Hospital training School numes. Mrs.

John P. Stewart and daughter, iMargaret, at Frankfort, are guests at the home of the former's daughter, Mrs. Harry J. iMullin, of William street. Frey Amos and Evans Jones, of L'ansford, have returned (home after Visiting ait the of the former's tmrents, Mr.

and Joseph on North Main street. Deputy Sheriff Frank Stutz, of Harvey's Lake, and' Herbert Clark, of New York, were visitors recently At the home of Joseph Eder? of" George street. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Smaltz, and! daughter, Mabel, of Rock, street, and 'Miss Anna Fairclough, of Cemetery street, spent yesterday at Harvey's Lake.

Bernard and Fath, of Mill street, students 4t Joscphinum Col lege Columbus, are spending the summer vacation at Idielr home here. Whey at entertaining a classmate for ifew weeks a Mr. Manning from Newark, N. J. Mists Anna Eomayne.

McCarry. at Duryca, and Miss Claire Marre Doyle, of Browntown, are in iNew York where they will spend two weeks with Mr; and 'Mrs. James Hamilton, ji Miss Mary Reilly, of Charles street. has gone to New York City to undergo treatment in the. Memorial Hospital for a few weeks.

She was accompanied to the city by her niece. Miss Maria Cummings, of Inkerman. A party of Pittston residents com posed of Mr. and Mrs Edmund Evans and son Clayton, Mrs. Rachel Mrs.

Anna Clelland and Mr. and Mrs. David Evans, were in Carbondale yes terday attending a six o'clock dinner given in honor of tho, birthday an niversary of Harry Rozelle, of that city. Mto. Katherine golden, of West Pittston, and Adam J.

Smith, of Union street, Kingston, were united in marriage yesterday morning in ft: John's R. C. Church by the pastor. Rev. Dr.

P. Ct Winters. Miss Kath ryn Golden and Patrick Williams were the attendants. The couple will re side in Kingston. At a meeting of the members of St.

John's alumni association held last cveniiig, arrangements wore completed Dor the annual class reception to he held at Valley View park on Thursday evening of nst wek, June. 28th. Memlbers of the Class of 1923," of St. John's High Sahool, will be the guests of' the occasion. The musical pro gram will be given by orchestra, of this cityT Ward Conwey, a student at Penn nylvania State son of Frank Conway, of New York City, formerly of Pittston, Is visiting his aunt, Mrs.

Ellen McCahe, of Park avenue. Wilkesbarre. "He will leave next Sunday to take up summer school work at the university. During his two years at college young Conway has been adding considerable to his record as an athlete. notable Among the 237 graduates of 'the Scrantqn Business College who re" ceivea their diplomas at the com mencement exercises held In the Scranton Town Hall last evening was i 5 Miss Margaret Vaughan, daughter of Mrs.

Christina' Vaughan, of Oak street, this city. Thirty seven of the graduates received purple seal diplo mas, which indicates that they had a percentage of 95 in their studies throughout the year. Miss Vaughan was honored by receiving one of these purple, seal (lipomas. She has com pletcd the course in stenography and typewriting. Among those who at lenaea 'ne commencement exercises were Mrs.

Vaughan and son, Everett, Mrs. Robert Williams, Miss Ruth Jeffries, Miss Nancy Evans and Henry Evans. of the L. W. Railroad.

Ciotoli had been in ill health for some time end was unable to follow! his em ployment in the mines. After eating his breakfast he went the side of the ralroad. tracks near his home and awaited the engine Which ran over the man before the engineer had time to apply he brakes, Jewelers and Diamond Merchants 47 North Main Street Pittston, Pa. A J. line In AVoca.

to accommodate the many people from that town who will patronize the affair. The ether cars will be stationed at the Mill street switch, In 'readiness to move off at 7 o'clock promptly. One of the features of the affair will be" an open lalf the Sunset Pavilion. Harvey's Take. It Is ex pected that Con McCole and Jack Walsh will be present to entertain the The proceeds of the ride will be used in the fund being raised for the annual encampment expenses.

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City So. Lehigh Valley Mo. Pacific National Lead New Haven N. T. Central N.

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Pacific P. R. Pr. Steel Car, Reading Co." Rep. Iron Steel.

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