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EIGHT TIMES-MlKKOPv, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1333 WARREN, PA COMPLICATIONS CAUSE DEATH OF J. L. CHAPMAN Where Flyers Intend to Cross Antarctic Wastes Wd! Known Business Man Long Engaged in frhe Distribution of Oil and Gasoline, Succumbs ren General Hospital Early Today SERVICES FRIDAY James L. Chapman, 410 Conewango avenue, passed away at 1:45 a. m.

today at Warren General hospital, after an extended illness caused by unavoidable complications which developed following a Mr. born June 27. 1882, in Pittsburgh, the of Thomas and Anna Chapman, and waii a lifelong member of the VVil- kinsburg Baptist church. For many years he was engaged in the Sugar Grove. traffic headquarters of several -----railroad companies in Pittsburgh and his host of friendsi the railroad fraternity will be saddened by bis death.

as he was known by everyone, came lo Warren in 1918 to assume an executive position with the Oil Company. In 1920 he became associated with Oil Service, Incorporated, as secretary and treasurer. In 1928 he was in the formation of the Motor Lighthouse Corporation, and since that time he has served as its president and general manager. Mr. Chapman is survived by his widow, Ethel C.

Chapman: T. HOUGHWOl Mrs. Florence T. Houghwot passed away this morning at one at the home of her sister Mrs. Gerda DeForest, 105 Conewango avenue, alter an illness of about seven weeks She had been failing in health for a year or so, being ill for weeks last fail, but had recovered sufficiently to be about the house.

She IS survived by tJiree sisters, Miss Helen A. Deoiiison and Mrs. D. B. Crouch, Sugar Grove and Mrs.

DeForest, at whose home she died; also several nieces and nephew's. Funeral services will be held from the home Saturday afternoon at 2:30 and burial will be made in the Cherry Hill cemetery at Sugar Grove. Mrs. Houghwot was born March 13, 1852, near Lander, the oldest daughter of James and Rhoda Denuisou. On March 13, 1S77 she was married to Rufus K.

Houghwot, who was bora on the same day as she. They were united in marriage on their 25th birthday anniversaries. Mr. Houghwot died August 31, 1907. Their children, i Edilh and Earle, died in im'ancy.

i The deceased was a meniber of the First Presbyterian church oi Political Advertising Political Advertising Political Advertising BwlctT -----1 planning last great adventure of South Polar and here is a map showing where Lincoln Ellsworth, right, and Bernt Balchen, upper left, intend to tly over the unknov.n wastes of the Antarctic continent. Their base will be established at the Bay of Wales (lower left) in September, 1933. From there they expect to take off on the route indicated above, making a two-w'ay flight across the continent without a stop -a total distance of 2900 miles. Ellsworth is a veteran Arctic explorer; Balchen piloted Commander plane to the South Pole over the route shown on the map. Youngsville News Youngsville, April the meeting of Brokenstraw Grange to be held on Tuesday evening of next week, L.

L. Bishop of Warren, head of the Forest Office in this section will give a talk concerning Forestry. This talk will be illustrated with views of forests in this section with particular reference to the Allegheny National Forest of this vicinity. This talk will be of special interest to all three nature lovers. under Miss Edna Thompson had a special treat this week.

The I class is in tw'o divisions meeting 1 Monday and Wednesday afternoons. In each of these classes after an afternoon of sewing the young ladies enjoyed a tureen supper in their rooms in the Industrial building. the leaving of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parch and daughter Miss Cordelia E.

Patch. They have conducted a lunch room and confectionery store in the Roosevelt Tea Room but because of other plans for the building were unable longer to there. Lip-Rcaders Clash Max, Phil and James, and by his sister, Jane Chapman, of Pittsburgh. Private family services will be held at the residence, after which, at four fifteen p. Jo- evening by Miss seph Warren Lodge No.

726 will sw-anson at her home conduct services in the chapel of viain street. Group games and CAST ENTEIITALNED The principals in the cast of the Pewter Jug, (Junior Class play of Y. H. were entertained Tues- MarthA on West CLUBvS T-VKE TRIPS Tuesday morning at 6:30 the Youngsville Boy Scout Club under the direction of the Youngsville Boy Scout Master Ralph Switzer a morning hike and breakfast at the cliff near the foot of York Hill. The lads cooked a substantial breakfast and then spent some time in tree study.

They located and named some fifteen or trees. At a little later hour the Geography Club under the direction of the leader Mr. Frank Hand visit- 4 Barnes Oakland niausoleum. Friends are dancing were enjoyed until about ed the Keystone Brick Company. i sr requested to omit SPECIAL Blue Pike 2 lbs.

25c cleaned at the Warren Fish Market. W'e deliver. Phone 519. 4-21-ltpd 11:30 when a delicious luncheon was served. The guests twelve in r.fomber, included Miss Janette Burns who directed the play.

The class are making a study of local industries. Trouser and Sweater Event $5.97. J. A. Johnson, Liberty St.

4-21-lt. ENJOY CARDS Both 500 and bridge were featured at the card party of the Grange held Tuesday evening of this week in the Grange Hall. The high prize winner for bridge was pickles, jelly, STOMACH ILLS 1 Gus Krome Archie Kingsley Phvsicians Endorse and Prescribe winner of the coreolation. Mrs. Locas carried off the honors in 5(X) with Dan Mourer winning the consolation.

A luncheon of sandwnches, cake and coffee was served. DINXER MEETING Youngsville Businses Men are having a business nTpetirg this evening and a dinner at the Grange Hall. The menu to be served at this dinner is roast pork, mnshed potatoes, peas and car- coffee, white and brown bread, apple chocse. pie ajid ME-BA For safe, sure and 10 relief. Rests and heals tired stomach.

Sold by Mullen Drug Co. on a money-baclc guarantee. HOME ART GIRLS The Eighth grade sewing classes in the Household Art CALL LIFE OF WASHINGTON The Bi-Centennial of Washing! ton's Birth will be remembered iK next week Tuesday by the showing of the film picture oi the Life of George Washington, al the Theatre under the sponsorship of the local Parent Teachers Association co-operating with Warren organization of Veterart of Foreign Wars. All school children of the borough and in the other schools in Brokenstraw Town and vicinity will also be admitted free. Saturday is the Last Day of Our Removal Sale Many bargains can be had at this of fine and Clothing and Furnishings MEN'S LIGHT COLORED SUMMER DARK COLORED WORK PANTS WORK blue charnbray, full cut SWEATERS OR DRESS BRIEFS Orrie Haupin is improving his rrarage on Railroad street.

A new' cement floor has beem put into the larger room and other improvements made. The Junior High Group of the Lutheran Sunday School enjoyed a class gathering of a social nature in the church parlors Monday evening. John Munson who has been spending the winter with his daughter Mrs. Edith Lanning quite ill at her home. Youngsville people are sorry for Barnes, Apr.

Loyalty claiss of the M. E. church held their I monthly business meeting at the i home of Miss Pearl Cook last I Thursday evening. After the regu- I lar routine of business was taken i care of, a general good time was I had. I The Home Missionary Society of the M.

E. church met' at the home of Mrs. B. S. Cook on" 1 Tuesday evening for their regular monthly meeting.

Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Wagner had charge of the program for the evening. This society will meet at the home of Mrs. Anna Titus in May.

C. R. McNeal, Charles McNeal and H. S. Roberts, of Barnes, in company with Clyde Elder, A.

S. Brown and Ed Hinkley, went into camp at Blue Jay Thursday evening, returning Saturday night. They found the fishing fine, each reporting a fine catch of trout. Mrs. Myron Miller drove in from Olean Friday evening and the following day her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Smiley, accompanied her home for a visit. Report cards were issued to the pupils of the Barnes schools Tuesday.

Only six week of school remain. Jacob Wagoner, of Youngsville, was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

over the week end. O. L. Miller, who is engaged In newspaper work at W. visited his family in town over the week end.

Gordon Titus, of Lock Haven, who is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ford, succeeded in catching twenty-four nice brook trout while fishing in the south branch of Tionesta creek Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holden, of Mercer, spent the week end visiting friends in Barnes and Sheffield. Miss Gayle Kinney, has been employed at Jamestown, accompanied them home. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Neal son, Bobby, of Jamestown, the week end at the home of the Is parents, Mr. and Mrs. I J. Neal.

Forest Stover went to ATTENTION! Voters and Oil Men! One of the Supporters of Mr. Jobson, date for Congress, received the following telegram today: INFORMATION HAS COME TO ME THAT I AM REPRESENTED IN WARREN COUNTY AS NOT SUPPORTING MR. JOBSON FOR CONGRESS STOP THIS IS NOT TRUE STOP ANYTHING YOU CAN DO AMONG MY FRIENDS IN WARREN COUNTY TO CORRECT THIS IMPRESSION AND FURTHER HIS CANDIDACY WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED STOP WITHOUT GOING INTO DETAILS I CAN ASSURE YOU THAT MR. JOBSON HAS THE QUALIFICATIONS OF THE TYPE OF MEN WE NEED IN CONGRESS ESPECIALLY AT THIS TIME. CHARLES L.

SUHR, OIL CITY, PA. PRESIDENT OF PENNZOIL COMPANY It you want to buy a heating stove or range the classified ads will lead you to many used ones. Everybody reads the Times-Mirror TO Of the 10,000,000 Americans af- I flicted with deafness, six Ohio girl champions met in Cleveland I to compete for the state lip-read! ing champion.ship. Miss Florence Rose, top, represented Cleveland in the contest. Contestants wrote w'ords spoken by a person they could not hear, but w'hose lips they could see.

Below is 3Iiss Evaline Rae, principal of a i-peech-reading school, who supervised the tournament in conjunction the annual state confercnce of the Association of Hard of Hearing. ov.n Thursday, he will some time as the guest of present and after a very pleasant; hands of August Markgraf, who evening delicious refreshments i w'aited until everyone had looked were served. A gift was presented I under the tables before he display- to Mrs. Wolfe in honor of the oc- ed it. casion.

Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Hapin and sons, Warren and Donald, of Youngsville, and Mrs.

Myron Miller, of Olean, were out of town guests. I Mrs. Frank Byrne entertained I at a party at her home last Fri- day evening, the affair being plan -1 ned as a birthday suprise party for Mr. Byrne. Three tables of five hundred were enjoyed and at the close of the evening delicious re- freshments serv'ed.

Those who were present were Mr. and Mrs. 1 Cronin and Mr. and Mrs. John Berg, of Sheffield; Mr.

and Mrs. George Christian, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Curtin and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Curtin, of Barnes. The Friday Afternoon Club met at the home of Mrs. H.

L. Ford last week. About fifteen ladies were present and a very delightful time was reported. Mrs. Lloyd Houston, who has just moved to Barnes, w'as present and was in! vited to become a member.

At the close of the afternoon refreshments were served. E. B. Patterson visited his daughter, Helen, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. Barnes, several days last week. PHILADELPHIA 1.20 TELEPHONE Station-to-Stition Call from Warren 3 Minate Connectioa After 8:30 P. M.

70c SEA DRAGONS William Beebe, noted deep-sea explorer of New York, is to head a scientific expe- ADMINISTRATION NOTICE Letters Testamentary on the Estate of Mrs. Mary McGrath, late of the Boro of Warren, Warren County, deceased, having been this day granted to the undersigned, notice is hereby given all persons indebted to said Estate to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will present them to the undersigned. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that am application will be made to the Governor of the State of Pennsylvania, on Tuesday April 26th, 1932 by J. Aaron, M. R.

Overturf and E. R. Jones under the Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled, Act to Provide for the Incorporation ard Regulation of certain approved April 29, 1874, and the Supple; ments thereto, said charter of an intended corporation to be called I Nation-Wide Stores Company of Pennsylvania the character and object of which Is buying and selling, producing, preparing, treating and handling groceries, food products, clothing, hardware and allied merchandise, and aiding and financing dealers therein, and fac- I ilitating their co-operation in buy, ing and advertising, and in econo- mical and efficient operation, and for these purposes to have, possess and emjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of the said Act of Assembly and its Supplements. ALEXANDER CLARK, Solicitors, Warren, Pennsylvania. Apr.

21-11 dition to explore the Atlantic off 4 the coast of Bermuda in search of authenticated for settle- sea monsters of size. In nient. his experiment of last summer Ur. Beebe reports that he saw huge, slimy that floated in the depths. He hopes to capture one of these and make its features known to civilization.

Savings Bank and Trust Co. April 13, 1932. Apr. 14-21-28. May 5-12-19-6t.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE Letters Testamentary on the Estate of Mary M. Averill late of the TowTiship of Pittsfield, Warren County, deceased, having been this day granted to the undersigned, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said Estate to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will present them to the undersigned, properly authenticated for settlement. WARREN NATIONAL BANK, Executor, Warren, Fa. Y. W.

C. A. Leader Retires DRESS A-i 7 felts, light, medium or dark pattenis 1 RIBBED UNION SUITS- shoit sleeves, ankle length SPRINCx TOP-COATS- beautiful patterns WORK dark shades STRIPED JERSEYS DRESS SHIRTS fast colored broadcloths FANCY HOSE new patterns NEW SPRING SUITS hard finished, all DRESS TROL'SERS new patterns, all wool BLOUSES broadcloths RAINCOATS- French models RAYON SHIRTS AND OO Zt5C 4-piece golf knickers WORK SWEATERS James- ur. and Mrs. James Valone.

---------Leonard Spicer returned home Vom the Warren General hospital i hursday and is reported as recovering very nicely from his recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Myles Anderson Safe Pleasant Way TO LOSE FAT KNICKERS- light or dark shades 4.95 69 47 Levi Epstein and Sons Next to Carver House A FTER for sixteen yearBl beginning of the na- as of the NaUonai 111 a 1 organization twenty-five Board of the Young Women's; ago. Mrs.

Speer has been the Christian Associations. Mra. Robert E. Speer announced her retirement at the annual meeting of the members of the board, which was held at national headquarters In New York recently. She was succeeded by Mrs, P'rederle M.

Paist of Wayne, who Is a sister of Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, Secretary of the Interior With her retirement Mrs. Speer was given the title of honorary second to serve as president. She followed Miss Grace H. Dodge, the founder and first national leader.

Mrs. Paist, the wife of a Philadelphia manufacturer. Is well known throughout the Y. W. C.

A- movement, which In this country has a membership of 600,000 women and girls ajid as equally large a group of participants who do not hold She has served the organization Ir a num- presldenL She will conUnue active of capacities since her college work with the board of directors, 'days, becoming a nation-wide serving In an official capacity as I leader as 5 idlng oWcer of four chairman of the World Serslce i i conventions. Including Counci) during the temporant ab- held I Cleveland, Hot of Arthur CurUss Jamei. city and Mil- Mrs. bpecr is the wife of the Rev. i Dr.

Robert Ppeer, former presl-j dent of the P'ederal Council Mrs. Speer and Mrs. Paist Churches of Chn.st in America. the biennial meeting of who is now senior tary of the Y. W.

C. A which is being: held Board ot Foreign this year in MixmeapolLa, May i (Xo JUST A JOKE El Paso, at Hilton Hotel were interrupted by a bawling sound. At first they thought a baby had been abandoned in the lobby. Then they thought a calf had wandered away from its mo, ther and into the hotel. But it and childien, Helen and David, of proved to be an amusing toy in the Jamestow'D, N.

Mr. and Mrs. Merle Lindsey of Warren, and Mrs. Eric Paddock, of Washington, D. guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph McCool Sunday. Mrs. Frances Blair, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Titus and little Miss Marjorie Ann Hover motored to Sheridan Tuesday, where they spent the day as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- DeLand. Miss Patience Gilson, How would you like to lose 15 whe has spent several weeks in 1 of fat in a month and at your Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. 3nnr Sunday school and church ser-1 How would you like to lose yo vices were held in the Free Metho- double chin and your too promm- dist church Sunday afternoon, i same time These services will continue to be i make your skin so clean and clear held weekly and all are urged to'that it will compel admiration? attend. i How would you like to get your Mrs. Harrison w'as very I weight down to normal and at the pleasantly surprised at her home same time develop that urge for last Friday evening when a num- activity that makes work a pleas- ber of her friends and neighbors ure and also gain in ambition and tendered her a party in honor of i keenness of mind her birthday. About twenty w'ere Get on the scales today and pee how much you get a bottle of Kruschen Salts which will last you for 4 weeks and costs I but a trifle.

Take one half tea, spoonful in 9 glass of hot water before breakfast every i cut down on pastry and fatty light on but; ter, cream and when you have finished the contents of this first bottle weigh yourself again. you will know the pleasant way to lose unsightly fat and also know that the 6 salts of Kruschen have presented you with glorious health. ADMINISTRATION NOTICE Letters of Administration on April 20, 1932. Estate of Elmer Johnson, late of) Apr. 21-28.

May 5-12-19-26-6t the Borough of Tidioute, Warren County, deceased, having been, this day granted to the undersign- 4 notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said Estate to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will present them to the undersigned, properly authenticated for settlement. RUSSELL L. PETERSON, Tidioute, Pa. April 13th, 1932. Apr.

Political Announcements For Assembly i hereby announce myself aa a candidate for ilepresentative in the General Assembly, subject to the decision of the Republican 14-21-28; May Primaries, April 26, 1932. Kindly remember me. Aaron W. Mumford. 3-2-tf.

Dance Tomorrow Night At Auditorium SHEFFIELD, PA. Frank Williams and His Orchestra Dancing 9 till 1. Popular Prices. HAND-PAINTED MINIATURES GOLD CASES by THOMAS 418 St. ADMINISTRATION NOTICE Letters testamentary on the Es tate of Jennie B.

Lindell, late of the Towmship of Farmington, Warren county. deceased, having been this day granted to the undersigned, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said Estate to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will present them to the undersigned, properly authenticated for settlement. VICTOR LINDELL, Russell, R. D. 2 JOHN SIGGINS, Attorney March 30th, 1932.

3-31; 4-7-14-21-28; 5-5- 6 ADMINISTRATION NOTICE Letters Testamentary on the Estate of Ella Letitia Wolfe, late of the Borough of Warren County, deceased, having been this day granted to the un- notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said Estate to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will present them to the undersigned, properly authenticated for settlement. John Joseph Wolfe, Sheffield. Pa. Cora Lucile French, Tiona, Pa. April 2nd.

1932. For Assembly I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Representative in the General Assembly, subject to the decision of. the Democratic Primaries on April 26th, 1932. 3-8-tf R. N.

Summerton. For Assembly I htreby announce myseli as a candidate for Representative in the General Assembly, subject to the decision of the Republican Primaries, April 26, 1932. J. Harry 4-26pd Announcement I desire to announce that I am a candidate for delegate to the Democratic National Convention, to represent the Twentieth Congressional District, subject to decision of the primary election April 26th. Samuel Messer, 4-20-6t Oil City, Pa.

(Political Advertising) To take off fat harmlessly and Siggins Attorney. SAFELY, take Kruschen every worry the SAFE way to reduce. But be sure for your health's sake that you ask for and get Kruschen Salts. Get them at W'arren Drug Store or any drugstore in the and if the results one bottle brings do not delight not joyfully satisfy money back. Adv.

Apr. 14-21-28. May 5-12-19-6t. Trusses Elastic Stockings Surgical Export Fitting. A.

NEWTON Warren Drug Store 233 Liberty St. Vote for A. G. ELDRED Warren Boro for MEMBER OF STATE COMMITTEE At the Next Tuesday (First on the ballot for that office).