York Daily Record from York, Pennsylvania • 2

mn ReSev that fcckiftg, rank and start the beakr-g srak NEW CONCRETE STEPS FOR WILLIAM ALLEN O. L. Glaekin. local contractor, is laying a new concrete step 03 tbe property of WtUiara A- JLHt-n. 209 West Cottage place.

The step lead from the terrace to the pavement. Gazette and Daily Patterns On High School Staff SUCCESSFUL PARTY AT ORCHARD HILLS EUTERPEAN SOCIETY HAS REUNION NIGHT HAIRDRESSERS WILL ATTEND NATIONAL MEETING IN FALL At the monthly meeting of the York. Pa, Hairdressers association, held last evening, at the Hotel York-towne, delegates to the national convention were elected, and plans made for the affair. Mrs. Bertha Rosenfleld was elected delegate, and Mrs.

Mabel Tweed, alternate. The convention will held In Philadelphia, September 12 to 7. Inclusive Tbe sessions will be held at the Benjamin Franklin hotel. York and Philadelphia associations will be joint hosts to the convention. Given Yesterday Afternoon By Sisterhood Of Beth Israel High School Girls Entertain Friends With Dance At Out Door Club Rug far each roesa quacMy tmi ytrar rarara tosra wim I 4s 1 irt ttei Par fm lend Taras i daily memoranda Twenty-Five Year Ago: flrt work of the construction the line of the Merchants Electric Light, Heat and Power company of York, was under way.

J. Yictor Sponsler, a local musician, produced a new song, The Last Words of Mother," and It was Introduced at Ocean City by Jasper Spons-ler, a local tenor. The cigar factory of Charles Baylor, of York, located In Shrewsbury, was damaged by an incendiary lire. D. W.

Strayer of York, took the first oratorical prize at. the junior contest at State college. John Shoemaker, aged 65 years, died at his residence, 321 West Princess street. Laura J- wife of William H. Coon, died at her residence, 311 West Philadelphia street, aged about 35 years.

F. H- Einenhelser moved from Ann-ville, Pa to make his home In this city. H. 1L Arndt, North Newberry street, moved to Baltimore. Four hundred York dogs had been registered since the launching of the State quarantine of dogs.

Fifteen Year Ago: Prof. E. D. McHose, representing the Anti-Saloon league, spoke at Bly mire's church, near Dallastown. Rev.

Holmes Dyslnger, JX D-, a professor In Midland College, Atch-lnson, Kansas, and Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Himrae, Springfield, O.

were guests of Rev, Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Cotwald, this city.

Miss Marie Kunkel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kunkel, -was awarded the gold medal In the annual piano contest at the Philadelphia Conservatory of Music. The descendants of Baron Von Sit-Jer, of Germany, held a meeting at the home of E. F.

Goodling, 100 South Duke street. A childrens cantata was held at Union Lutheran church, which attracted a large audience. The call of Rev. F. A.

Rupley from the Carlisle classls to Grace Reformed church, this city, was confirmed by Zion's classls. Mrs. Gideon Quickel, aged 80 years, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Augustus Bare, North York. Henry Free, 143 East Philadelphia street, was critically ilL GUESTS NUMBERED 148 A most successful card party was held yesjterday afternoon by the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Israel at Orchard Hills, the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Max Grumbacher. Plans had been made to play on the huge lawn, but on account of the weather the party was held Indoors. The spacious house was beautifully decorated with flowers. Refreshments were served to 148 guests.

A beautiful prize was given to each person holding highest score at each of the 87 tables. Five other prizes were also given. The affair was in charge of the following committee: Mrs. Sol Walker, general chairman; Mrs. Joseph Simon, tickets; Mrs.

Grumbacher, Mrs. Sol Walken Mrs. Abram Walker and Mrs. Herbert Schmidt acted as hostesses. If It Dcm With Heat You Can Do It Better With PENN A GAS Sc ELECTRIC COMPANY' 127 W.

Market ft, YORK. PA. -Fheoe 23S7. 8. GORDON RUDY Who graduated from Beckiey collage on May 27 and haa been elected head of the commercial department of Enola High school.

YORK BOYS HONOR STUDENTS AT U. OF P.j GRADUATED JUNE 16 Four York students were amour those awarded degrees at the commencement exercises of the University of Pennsylvania, which were held at Welghtman Hall, the university gymnasium, yesterday. John D. Britton, 123 Ridge avenue, and Alex G. Cloudsley, 727 South Beaver street, were award'd the degree of bachelor of science in economics by the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce of the university.

Bernard Corn-roe was granted the degree of bachelor of arts, and Richard W. Bolton was granted the degree of doctor of dental surgery. This years graduation exercises. In which the four Yorkers participated, mark the 170th annual commencement of the University of Pennsylvania. At the ceremonies, which lasted throughout the day, over 1,700 degrees and certflicates were awarded, the recipients of which represented every state In the Union and over twenty foreign nations.

Comroe, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Comroe, 748 Duke street.

Is a member of Phi Delta Epsilon fraternity and Phi Beta Kappa Honorary Scholastic society. He was elected to the editorial board of the Punch Bowl, the university student humorous magazine, and in hla senior year was managing editor of the periodical. For the past three years Comroe has been a member of the arts council, and for the past two years has been treasurer. In his sophomore year Comroe took scholastic honors, and throughout his career haa maintained a high scholastic record. Comroe is a member of the Franklin society and the Students Medical society.

All the boys are graduates of the York High scbooL Bolton has been active in dental affairs, having been assistant editor of the Penn Dental Journal, one of the leading magazines of its kind in the country; assistant editor of the Dental Record: secretary of the Den tal Student council, president of the Kirk Dental society and a member of the M. H. Cryer Honorary Scholastic society, the Junior Skull Honor society and Delta Sigma Delta fraternity. Bolton has been appointed dental interne at the Presbyterian hospital of Philadelphia and will take up his duties at that Institution shortly after graduation. HENRY LENT WED IN ELMIRA, N.

Y. Mr. and Mrs. David E. S.

Got wait and son Junior, 300 East Market street, attended the wedding of Henry Lent, of Elmira, N. formerly of York, and Miss Leone Marks, of Elmira. The wedding took place at the home of the bride at Lenora, on Seneca Lake. N. Saturday evening June 12.

Mr. Lent is the son of Dr. Lent, president of Elmira college, Elmira, N. Y. The bridegroom was employed at the Martin-Parry corporation.

York, for about a year, as assistant advertising manager. He is now connected with the Philco Storage Battery company, Philadelphia, as advertising manager. PRIZE WINNERS AT ST. MARYS PARTY Mrs. Rose Mann, Mrs.

George Mann, Mrs. Albert Elsesser and Mrs. Joseph Geubtner will be hostesses at the Saturday night party of St. Marys Social guild. Prize winners at yesterday afternoons party were: Mrs.

S. A Bruggeman, Mrs. Howard Mrs. C. M.

Hauser, Mrs. Fred Bar-rows, Mrs. MaryjWhorley and Mrs. John Bratten. DECORATIONS, PRIZES The Euterpean Literary society of the York High school held the first annual reunion, last evening, with a dance at th Out Door club.

The event was for members, former members and friends, and was featured by novelty and spot dances, with prize a Dancing started at 9 oclock and continued to midnight with music by the Weldon Hall orchestra. The club bouse was beautifully decorated In the society colors, dark blue and white Luncheon was served during lntermlssiona The chaperones were, Mra J. Mc-Collam. Mra R. Whltehouee, Miss Katherine Helndel.

Mra I S. Greene-wait Mrs. J. EL Weimer. Those present were: Lambert Greenewalt, J.

E. Weimer, Catharine Owen, Irvin Kessler, T.HHan rinser, Lewis Elliott Gladys Barnes, William Acton, Charlotte Bair, Louis Morse, Beatrice Ernst Walter Heepenblde, Helen Haggh, Sam Got wait Alice May Hoover, Harry Snyder, Dorothy Knaub, Con grad Strayer, Jessica Link, Rodney Elsenhart Gladys Reusscamp, Rodney Lauer. Anna Shepp, James Poff, Frances Stauffer, Martin Ebbert Kathryn trine, Charles Boeckel, Mary Williams. Clair Thompson. Mae Richards, Mr.

Lingg, Louise Lehhan, Bromley Smith; Betty Miller, William Yeagley. Alberta Wiley, Karl Thompson. Isabel Holllnger, George Lucas Louise Hoffedttx, Thomas Baird, Sylvia Lyons Lewis Levin, Yetta Markowitz, Will Ism Piper berg, Helen McCollam, David Bush. Henrietta Lenhart John Mlnnlch. Margaret McGee, Charles Frey, Lois Whltehouee, Brantley Parker, Lois Whitman and William Herman.

The affair was in charge of the following committee: Altce May Hoover, Gladys Reusscamp, Lois Whitman. Lois Whitehouse. Alberta Wiley, Margaret McGee and Catherine Zech. The EASY Washer Save time, worries aad help to your wash days a pttaaure. PLUMBERS AUXILIARY HOLDS LAST MEETING Mrs.

Harvey E. Weigle, 644 West Philadelphia street, had as her quests Tuesday night, the members of the Master Plumbers auxiliary at the last meeting of the season. Cards were played and prizes were won by Mrs. Eugene A Wise, Mrs. Philip H.

Smith, Mrs. Frank Behler, Mrs. R. J. Behler and Mrs.

George Picking. The following were present: Mrs. Frank Behler, Mrs. John Behler, Mrs. Jacob Dohm, rMs.

C. Brown, Mrs. C. W. Brown, Mrs.

M. C. Lanius. Mrs. N.

Lindemuth, Mrs. H. E. Kott-camp, Mrs. George Kottcamp, Mrs.

George Picking, Mrs. John Picking; Mrs. James Simmons, Mrs. Philip H. Smith, Mrs.

A M. Baer, Mrs. E. A wise and Mrs. Harvey E.

Weigle. The auxiliary will hold an outing at Farquhar park, next week. LANCASTER COUPLE MARRIED IN YORK Ralph Spafcbt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spacht, of Lltitz, and Miss Margaret L.

Bowser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bowser, of Manhelm, were married Tuesday morning at 9 oclock In York.

Rev. Daniel Bowser, an uncle of ths bride, performed the ceremony at his residence, 804 West Poplar -street. Rev. Mr. Bowser is pastor of the First Church of the Brethren of York.

The bridegroom conducts a furniture and undertaking establishment In Lltitz. After a short-wedding trip to New York city, Mr. and Mrs Spacht will reside at 27 East Main street, Lltitz. -4ft PRACTICAL APRON FOR MOTHER HELPER 482L This win be pretty in -fig. ured percale or cretonne, with pockets and binding of Unene or unbleached muslin.

The Pattern Is cut tn 5 Sixes: 2. 4, 6. 3 and, 10 years A year size requires 1 yard of 27 Inch material. Pattern mailed to any address on receipt 18c ta silver or stompo. A JUMPER DRESS WITH NEW FEATURES S50L Figured silk, and crepe are here combined.

This Is also a model good for zephyr, shantung and linen. The Pattern Is cut In 4 Sixes: It, 1 4, 18 and 20 year. A 16 year size made as shown in the larpe view will require 4 yards of figured material and yard of plain material 49 Inches wide. The width ef the drees at the lower edge with plaits extended Is 1, yard. Pattern mailed to any address on receipt of 11c tn silver or stamps.

-Send 15c tn silver or stamp for our Up-To-Date Spring and Summer XS3I Book of Fashion. GEHLYS 9 Wset Market 4. H. T. CLUB MEETS AT ELOISE SOWERS MISS FRY HOSTESS TO ZETA THETA GIRLS Miss Virginia Fry, 636 East Philadelphia street, will bo hostess to tbe Zeta Theta sorority at the meeting next Tuesday night.

At the meeting last Tuesday evening Miss Charlotte Eimerbrink entertained with cards at her home, 744 Madison avenue. The members attending were: Mil dred Peddlcord, Mary Jane Smyser, Alice May Hoover, Elsie Ness. Vlr glnla Boeckel, Alberta Wiley and Charlotte Eimerbrink. If You Are Willing to Save Money on Your Summer Eeady-toWear See the Wonder Store. Just a Frw MlmiW Walk to 219 W.

Market St. Mrs. C. E. Etnier and her guests.

Misses Emily and Jane Hall, and Miss Elizabeth McArthur, of Los Angeles, spent yesterday in Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCaffery, of Philadelphia, spent several days In York as guests of Mrs. McCafferys Bister, Mrs. E.

F. Ahrens, 501 South Queen street. Mr. and Mrs. John Strebig, 430 North Beaver spent the weekend visiting their Mrs.

James Nugent, and family, Stratford, Pa. Their son, Glenn Strebig, who accompanied them to Stratford, will remain there for the summer. Miss Frances Deardorf, 805 East Philadelphia street, has returned from State College, where she attended the commencement exercises. The ft. T.

club was tbe guest Miss Elolse Sowers, 334 Garfii street, Tuesday evening, at cards. Mrs. Johij Urlch, Mrs. William Buffington and Mrs. Benedict won.

the prizes for ,500." The following were present: Mrs, Harry Swartz, Mrs. William Warker, Anna Smith, Sadie Nickel, Mrs. Benedict, Mrs. William Buffington, Mrs John Urlch and Elolse Sowers. 1 M.

M. IS GUEST OF MISS MARY LAUER Coffee Shop' ortoume Hotel A la Carte service Reasonable Prices. Philadelphia. PARTY GIVEN FOR J. W.

BEHRENSON AT DAUGHERTY HOME Mr. and Mrs. Tobias M. Daugherty entertained at their home, 1238 West Maple street, in honor of Mra Daughertys father, Jacob W. Beh-renson, who has returned from Norristown.

Mr. Behrenson was accompanied by his daughter, Mra Clayton A. Fisher and family. Those present were: Mr. and Mra Harry Eyster, Mr.

and Mra WlHm Test and son, Billy, Mr. and Mra E. H. Ahalt and son, Richard. Mra Jacob Lehman.

Miss Minnie Roth, Spurgeon Lehman, Mary Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Behler. Allen Fisher. E.

S. Hengst, 340 East King street, Mr. and Mra Tobias Daugherty and has returned home from State college, I son. Palmer, William Ness, of York; Miss Peggy Barton, 237 Harding court, has gone to New Haven, Conn to spend the summer with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

John T. Sloan. Miss Ethel Roser, 24 Dewey street, is spending a vacation in EDGAR HENGST IS GRADUATE OF STATE RADIO Apparatus and Supplies at' COHEN Sc CO. 82 W. MARKET ST.

25 SOUTH GEORGE SHEET Clothes W. M. H. GIRLS GUESTS AT LAUERS Cards, contests and a luncheon made up the program of entertainment of the W. M.

H. club at a meeting Tuesday evening. Miss Florence Lauer, 629 North Hartley street, was hostess. Prizes for cards were won by Bejsle Gladfelter and Mary Billet. At a business meeting the president, Bessie Gladfelter, presided.

The club paper was read by the editor, Eva Shank. Those present were: Evelyn Eis- enhart, Mary Billet, Bessie Gladfelter, Eva Shank and Florence Lauer. Mr. and Mra James R. Smith and son, James, Red Lion; Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton A. Fisher, of MENGES OPPOSES CORN SUGAR BILL Washington. June 1C. Franklin Menges, of York, spoke on the floor of the House of representatives today against the corn sugar bUL Under the terms of the II, confectionery, frozen products, prolucts of the bakery, meat, or meat products would not be deemed misbranded if the labels failed to state the presence of corn sugar.

Tbe measure was not acted upon today, and win come up again Representative Menges declared that certain kinds of sugar could, be made from tbe chairs in the House of representatives, out of the cellulose with which the seats are covered, and even out of the Congressional Record, In the course of bta explanation of the chemical differences between sugar mads from cane or beets and the other kinds of sugar which would be permitted under the terms of the bllL "There is no reason why we should not use these kinds of sugar. Only I like to call a thing by its right name," Representative Menges said. Napoleon, he said, had made sugar out of potato starch because hla ports were cut off from the sources of cane sugar. Corn sugar, Repre- aentative Menges explained. Is made from the action of muriatic acid on corn starch, with baking soda used to counteract the muriatic acid, which Is harmful to the human body." where ha attended the 66th com mencement exercises of Penn State college.

His son, Edgar A. Hengst, was graduated from the school of commerce and finance. a- Miss Mary Lauer, 250 East College avenue, was hostess to the M. M. card club Tuesday night.

For "500 Miss Daisy May and Miss Marguerite. Eckenrode won the prizes. Those present were: Mary Cole, Mrs. Henry Borgel, Mary Lauer, Marguerite Eckenrode, Catherine Eckenrode, Beatrice Billet, Marguerite Klinefelter, Mrs. Alice Fife, Daisy May, Mrs.

S. C. Relne-berg, Mrs. Ray Carbaugh and Mattie Snyder. Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Meter, 80 South Water and Mrs. Charles Price and children, 531 Cleveland avenue, have returned home from a motor trip to Westminster, Md. Miss Mary Selfried, 371 East Philadelphia street. Is spending a few days at Harrisburg and Columbia, visiting friends.

Earl E. Keyser, 2209 Wset Market street, 'will leave today for Ocean City, N. J-, where be will spend the summer months. Miss Helen Geiselman, professional nurse, of Philadelphia, Is spending the week with her sister. Mrs.

Charley C. Brown, 831 West Princess street. and engagement rings. R. F.

POLACK (p EataJx liU MRS. LENHART HAS DINNER PARTY FOR WESTERN FRIENDS Mrs. Charles Lenhart, 319 Roosevelt avenue, entertained at a dinner party yesterday. In honor of Mrs. Ttllle Herman, of Spokane, Washington; and Miss Nell Dlse, of Seattle, Washington.

Other guests were: Miss Leila Welsh, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Gross and Mrs.

Bertha Rosenfleld. BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR SHERIDAN WANTZ Little Sheridan Wants celebrated his fifth birthday anntversar yesterday with a party at the home of his mother, Mrs. Flora OBryan. 913 West College avenue. The guests were entertained with games and refreshments.

Those present were: Doris May Relchard, Julia Heilman. Harry Deardorff, Paul Fisher, Arlamay G. OBryan, George Heilman, Wallace OBryan, Sheridan Wants and Arlene M. OBryan. dvxndSmitaUcnh WIReLeSS MESSAGE FROM MID-OCEAN Philip Wolf.

127 Butler street, received a wireless message from his wife, Mrs. Wolf, who is in mid-ocean on the vessel Hamburg, sailing for Germany. Mrs. Wolf is in a party with Mrs. A.

A. Thomas and Mrs. F. F. Thomas, of York.

In htira MsthHia baS her rival frown. boon sfe am chfterent acyU 1 Ribbon DAVID WILLIAMS TO WED MISS NESS Mr. and Mrs. Plus L. Ness, 503 West Sprlngettsbury avenue, announce the engagement of their Miss Katherine Henrietta Ness and David G.

Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Williams, 258 South George street. For Infant.

Property Transfer: Curtis E. Bowers and wife to J. Bert Fishel, property in West York. Frederick Ortmyer and wife to Harvey J. Ortmyer and wife, property In 11th ward, York.

Albert M. Owen and wife to Frank Llverant, property in 7tb ward, York. Rudolph Nelman estate to Hosanna Neiman, property in Red Lion. Charles B. Kohler and wife to Burtls Oiphln, property in Felton.

James A. Ziegler to William J. Trigg and wife, property In Spring Garden township. Emma K. Brandt to Killian L.

EUtzer and wife, property in 11th ward, York. James E. Swift to Orville B. Morse and wife, a tract of land in Cone-wago township. Frank Glassmyer to Nancy M.

King, and others, a property in the 12 th ward, York. Charles E. Ehrhart and others to William Wareheim and wife, a property in Penn township. H. M.

Parthemore and wife to B. F. Kelsey, a property in Carroll township. John Cook and wife to J. Oscar Lentz and wife, a property in Lower Windsor township.

Francis H. Clauser and wife to J. Oscar Lentz and wife, a property in Lower Windsor township William S. Relsinger and wife to J. Oscar Lentz and wife, a property in Lower Windsor township.

William W. Fauth and wife to Francis H. Clauser, a property In Lower Windsor township. William W. Fauth and wife to John E.

Cook, a property in Lower Windsor township. Annie S. Lentz and husband to Raymond A. Schultz and wife, a property in Manchester township. Mallnda I.

Bahn estate to Carrie I. Quickel, a property in the 9th ward, York. Carrie I. Quickel to James A. Walters, a property In the 9th ward, York.

Allen C. Wlest and wife to Ralph 'Alifano, a property in Spring Garden township. G. W. Rupp to Allen C.

Wlest, a property In Spring Garden township, Lewis Pruss to Simon Llverant, a property in the 6th ward, York. Morris Kaplin to Lewis Pruss, a property in the 6th ward, Albert M. Owen to Frank Llverant, property in the 11th ward, York. Leonard W. Griffith to John B.

Asper, a property in Dallastown. Ida Stough to Harry Rose, a property In East Manchester town ship. Licensed to Wed Charles L. Moget, Turndale, and Jessie M. Smith, York.

Paul Edgar Jacob and Charlotte Haines, both of Hanover. Harry L. Brodbeck, Greenmount, Md. and Florence L. Blocker, Hanover.

Letters Testamentary on estate of Irene Miller, Goldsboro, to Samuel and Harry R. Miller. Died: CAS LOW On Jana IS. 12. at 8:45 at her hoax In Codorut township, nar Bowman's store, Adalia Krebs Callow, wifa ef Jacob L.

Caslow. acad 75, years, 10 months and 31 daya. Relative and friends are invited to attend the funeral Friday, June 18. at 9:30 a. m.

at the house. Concluding services at the Stone church. Interment in adjoining emetery. 16-2t BAILEY On June. 1936.

at 13:08 ft. at her residence. No. 340 East College avenue. Cora A Bailey, wife of Francis B.

Bailey, aged 81 years. months and 8 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at her residence. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment In Prospect Hill cemetery.

17-3t RUFF On June 18. 1938. at Atlantic City. N. Mary Ellen Ruff, wife of Clarence Buff.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral eervices at the C. A Strack Memorial chapel. Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Body will arrive this Thursday evening at 8:85. Interment in Lebanon cemetery.

WALL1CK On June I. 1926. at 4 :1 X-n at the residence of hie brother. Uriah S. Wail irk.

No. 121 S. Pino street. Ambrose B. Walllek.

aged 70 years. 4 months and 38 days. Due notica of funeral will bo given. SCHRODER On June 15. 1928.

at 4:30 p. Mrs. Elenora Boner Schroder. 811 West Fifth atreet. Philadelphia.

Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the home of her sister, and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Kottmeyer.

183 North Penn street, on Mrs. Mary Brenneman, 441 Cooper avenue, -is visiting her sistor-io-law, Mrs. Feuben Brenneman, at Wlnters-town. Mrs. Thomas Lovett, Chambers -burg, is spending a week in York visiting her mother, Mrs.

Emma Kelly, 343 South Court avenue. Miss Edith Snyder, Reading, epen the week-end in York with Mrs. Thomas Lovett and Mrs. Emma Kelly, 343 South Court avenue. cod'Shinkfa.

Oil YORK BOY TO GO TO SUMMER CAMP Walter Dickerson Hogue, son of Rev. and Mrs. Walter J. Hogue, 7 North Queen street, will leave on June 30 for Camp Uncas, Kent, Conn where 'he will spend a month. He will be accompanted by Fred Eichel-berger as counselor.

The camp is a private one, conducted for boys ranging from seven to eleven years of age. BURNED TO DEATH AFTER SEEKING TERMS WITH ESTRANGED WIFE I Philadelphia. June 16 AP). Shortly after he had sought a reconciliation with his wife, from whom he has been estranged for three years. Louis Kramer, 42.

was burned to death today with acid. Mrs. Sadie Yankolovltx, and her daughter, Yetta, 14, who lived in the house where Kramer had stopped since leaving his wife, are being held for questioning In connection wtth the mans death. Kramer was found early today, lying on the steps of a drug store try.ng to tear the clothing from his body. Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Seitz and daughter, 2109 West Market street, and Mr. and Mra. Earl Warner, 1750 Monroe street, will be guesta of Mr. and Mra.

Arthur Brame, at New Cheater today. STRIPPED AUTO OF TIRES AND DRAINED TANK OF GASOUNE William Welnstock, 292 West Market street, reported to the police department yesterday that thieves had stolen four tires from hla Peerless sedan, sometime during Sunday night, while the car was parked In a driveway adjoining his brothers residence. No. 4 Elmwood avenue. The thieves stole two of the tires from tbe spare tire rack on the rear of his car and then Jacked up the left front and rear wheels, removing the tires, rims, In-nertubes and other appliances from the wheels.

The thieves also removed an imitation leather radiator cover, a trouble lamp and tools from the Inside of the car. They drained the gasoline tank of its contents and drove away with the gasoline tank cap. Rkh rgk; combined wirii extract of choice grains, reduced to powder. Very nourishing, yet easily digested that it is used. With beaeflt.

by ALL AGES, or well. An upbuilding diet for infants, invalids, nursing nautliw a Cow- venient.llgbtNocrishmefit.wten faint or hungry. Taken bo, upon retiring, it induces sound, refreshing sleep. In Far. t- ly prepared at borne no cooking.

HELLMANNS BLUE RIBBON Mayonnaise K. C. AUXILIARY TO HOLD CARD PARTY The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus will hold the monthly evening card party this evening at the K. C. rooms, 347 South George street, at 8:30 oclock, and will be in charge of Mrs.

Sarah Keech and Mrs. William Loucks. AMISTAD CLUB MEETS AT ESTHER EPPLEYS The Amlstad club planned a hike for next Tuesday evening at the meeting last evening at the home of Miss Esther Eppley, 454 South Queen street. Games and contests followed a business session, when the vice president, Alpharetta DeHuff, presided. Miss Charlotte Dyer and Miss Mildred Dimmerling won the prizes In contests.

The members present were: Mil dred Dlmmerllng, Charlotte Dyer, Bessie Strine, Alpharetta DeHuff and Esther Eppley. Saturday. June 19, at 2 p. -with services at the house. Interment in Prospect Hill cemetery, 17-2t NEFF.

On June 1926, at 9 :30 a. June Ellen Neff, daughter of Charles I. and Alverta Neff, aged 11 months and 19 days, tend the funeral services at the home of his Relatives and friends are invited to at-parents, 54 West Ninth avenue. North York, this Thursday afternoon at 1:30. Interment in Greenmount cemetery C.

A STRACK SON Funeral Directors, 158-60 S. Geo. St Advertisement m4-tf A. F. HOLLER Funeral Director and Embalmer.

1415 W. Market St. tf Advertisement HENRY SLEEGER SON Funeral Directors. 830 E. Market St.

Advertisement. d29-tf CHARLEY SNYDER TO BE DROPPED FROM ROLL Harrisburg, June 16 Charles A. Snyder, former auditor general, former state treasurer, and now a special deputy auditor general under Martin. Is said to be among those i who will disappear from Martins pay rolL Snyder supported Beldleman at the prlffiary. ROYAL AUXILIARYS AFTERNOON PARTY Mrs.

George Shue Mrs. Eberly and Mrs. J. Smith were prize winners at the card part of the Ladies Auxiliary of the IJoyal Fire company yesterday afternoon. Mrs.

Luther Getz, Mrs. Roland Seifert and Mrs. William W. HLnton were hostesses. UNION CHEMICAL OUT OF SERVICE The chemical apparatus of the Union Fire company is at present out of service undergoing repairs and renovation.

The apparatus will be out of service for a period of approximately two weeks. YORKS FINEST GIFT STORE Idaho has extensive undeveloped deposits of antimony and quicksilver. LLEWELLYNE CLUB SURPRISES MEMBER The Llewellyne club presented Miss Catharine Owen with a gift last evening, on the occasion of her birthday annlversarq. Miss Margaret Bott entertained the members last night at her home, 818 Garfield street. Those attending were: Amelia Eppley, Harriet Hoover, Catharine Owen, Edna Elsenhart, Mildred Yeates, Margaret Ramer, Mai a ret Bott and Doris Keene.

The 7ew Hat Ornaments TOURISTS NAME IS OMITTED IN STORY By reason of an error in a news story In yesterdays Gazette and Daily, the name of Miss Estella McManus was omitted from, a party that will leave today for a six-weeks trip through the Middle West and the Pacific coast. i 1 ft GIFTS FOR EVERY ONE Satisfactory Touch WiuiTht Caldwell Stocks May Be Secured By Post Visitors Invited Carved circlets of rode crystal, amethyst, aquamarine, black onyx or jade adorned with diamonds. The design are exclusive. EDW. ETZWEILER SON Funeral Directors.

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25-Tp Th Fr-tf Advertisement Card of Thanks We wish to extend to our kind neighbors, relatives and friends our sincere thanks for their kindness, floral tributes and use of automobiles during. the Illness and death of our husband and father. By Mrs. J. Chaa Fisher and Children.

Advertisement Bargain In Player Pianos Prices $295 up. Many real bargains. All -guaranteed. Easy monthly pay ments. Weaver Ware rooms, 39 West Market SL 17-St GOOD ATTENDANCE AT ST.

JOSEPHS PARTY TEMPLE CLUB WILL HOLD DANCE FRIDAY 1, it: J. EGaldwell Go. Jewelry. Silver Wntcfiex, Stationery I I IT I a 1 A PHILADELPHIA il The weekly card party held last evening by St. Josephs Mothers club was well attended.

There were 12 tables for five hundred. Prizes were awarded to the following: J. E. Thomas, Mrs. Robert Funk, Mrs.

C. M. Hauser, Mrs. Fred Burrows, Mrs. R.

Willetts, L. S. Hop-wood. Mrs. A.

E. Harris, W. F. In Austria automobiles are now re-Leasb. Consolation, Lewis Hopwood qulred by law to carry a dashboard and Miss Blanche Hemler light as well as tail light.

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