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A ALTOONA TRIBUNE. ALTOONA, PA, TUESDAY, NOV. 24. 1931. VE Don't Wait Until You've Tried All Other Means Before You Use A Classified Ad TYRONE TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 (Eastern Standard Time) Coalport Officer Faces Manslaughter Charge Constable Patrick Nelson, Coal-port, who shot and fatally wounded ADELFHIAN'S MEET The Oneida chapter of the Adel-phian society will meet at 9:45 a.

Wednesday, at the Penn Alio hotel. Members are requested to attend. P. M. unless Indicated.

Programs and station lists subject to change. msm BY FREEMAN LINCOLN (By The Associated Press) WGR WEAN WDRC WNAC WCAU WJAS WMAL WCAO WADC WHK John Ashcroft, 28, of Westover, 1 1., i 454.3 WEAF-NBC 660 :36 To Be Announced WEAF Chain Rail Equities Sell Heavily Place Unsupportable Burden on Early Industrial Rally; Stocks Lower NEW YORK, Nov. 23. (IF) Security and commodity markets made a poor start on the new week today. Announcements wkkc wxs.2 WSPD: Dixie naders Only WQAM WDBO WDAE 9:00 Bernle Oreh.

Also WFBL WKBW WEAN WDRC WNAC WCAU 6: Stebbins Boya Also WTIC WTAG WEEI WJAR WCSH WFI WJAS WMAjj WCAO WADC WHK her engagement to Peak Abbott, nhe she learns that he promded te xoney that made her step-. -ier suddenly rich. She believes is an attempt to but) her. She runs "cay to a house by the sea, chere she is followed by Freddy Mvnsop. whom she formerly loved.

Sam v.es arm. "Would you mmd explaining?" "Well, it was this way. Contrary, to expectations, I happened to go back to your native city. While I was there, I heard something. I heard" "I can guess," said Sam quietly.

7 Personals GLENN'S SHOP 1427 12th Ave. Phone 2-3653 Replace worn fur on coati with stylish Astrakhan Collar Cuff Sets You heard that my engagement to Beige, Black, Brown, Gray, Black BtocKa umpea lower alter selling or -11 'III wnue, aiso wmte ur uotn Coats Helmed. New Dresses Coats made, Chapter 37 A DIPLOMAT COMESCALLING MLJELLO, Sam." got to his feet and pulled off his hat with a grin. "It's a small world, WHEN YOUR KNEES FF.EL STIFF and feet ache consult the Sunshine Foot Comfort Laboratory. Call iS-lSUl.

rriuay, ucioner 10, wnen me miter resisted arrest in connection with a theft charge, was arrested Saturday on a charge of voluntary manslaughter. Mrs. John Ashcroft, widow of the dead man, appeared before M. C. Westover, ustice of the peace, C.

Westover, justice of the peace, against tne officer. Nelson, was said, waived hearing immediately after his arrest and was brought to Clearfield by a constable from Hastings. Nelson was arraigned Saturday afternoon before F. Bell, district attorney. The prosecutor set the bail at $2500 for his appearance at the next term of criminal court.

Covert Hegarty, of Coalport, went the defendant's bond. Constable Nelson was exonerated of all legal respbnsibiitly for the killing at a coroner's inquest held at Clearfield a few days following the shooting. The jury in submit-tong their verdict held thaat the officer was within his legal rights in shooting the man, as he was resisting arrest. isn't it? Who'd have ever thought WKC WBEN WCAE WGY WTAM WWJ WSAI 7:00 Hymn Sino Also WTIC WTAG WFI WJDX WBEN WCAE WSAI 7:15 Southern Oreh. Only WRC WPTF WWNC WRVA WJAX WIOD 7:30 Alice Joy Also WTIC WTAG WJAR WCSH WFI WRC WGY WBEN WTAM WSAI WRVA WJAX WIOD WFLA WIS WWNC WFBR 7:45 Goldbergs Also WTIC WGY WBEN WCAE WWJ WSAI WTAM 8:00 Sanderson and Crumit Also WGY WBEN WCAE WTAM WWJ WSAI WTIC WEEI WJAR WTAG 8:30 Soma's Band Also WRC WFI WEEI WTIC WJAR WRC WTAG WCSH WGY WBEN WTAM WWJ WSAI WIS WWNC WRVA WJAX 9:00 Musical Magazine Also WTIC WTAG WEEI WJAR WCSH WFI WRC WBEN WCAE WTAM WWJ WSAI WRVA WJAX WIOD WFLA 9:30 Don Voorhees' Oreh.

Also WTIC WJAR WTAG WCSH WFI WRC WBEN WGY WTAM WWJ WEEI 10:00 Wayne King Oreh. Also WTIC WEEI WJAR WTAG WCSH WFI WRC WCAE WWJ WSAI WRVA WJAX WIOD WFLA WSUN WTAM WBEN 11:00 Marion Harris Also WFI WGY WCAE WFBR 11:15 Jesse Crawford Also WTIC WEEI WJAR WFI WFBR WIOD WRC WWNC 11:30 Denny Oreh. Also WTIC WFI that you and I would run into each A. Ray Flenner, Correspondent 970 Pennsylvania Avenue, Tyrone Phone Tyrone 294 or 2 One hundred and seventy-six babies and children of Tyrone and vicinity took part in the baby show held at the Y. M.

C. A. gymnasium, last Friday evening. The show was conducted under the auspices of the Tyrone Garden club and the gymnasium was crowded to capacity. The competition for prizes was exceptionally keen the judges had to view the various groups several times before arriving at their decisions.

Miss Irene Black was crowned "Queen of the Baby Show," this honor coming to her for selling the most tickets. Her train bearers were the twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Johnson, of West Oak street. The attendants were Misses Margaret Igou, Martaye Eowser, Adelaide War-nock, Anna Mary Biddle. Phyllis Yynn, Ruth Fink, Alice Biggins and Alice Lotz. The judges were Mrs. Diebert and Mrs.

Johnson, Altoona; Miss Marian Brown, John Elliot and Don Shinck, Hollldaysburg, and Benjamin Hoffer, Philipsburg. The prizes were awarded as follows: Group 1, Prettiest girl, Nancy Rhodes: handsomest boy, Carl Clarg; Group 2, Healthiest girl, Beverly Joan White; healthies boy, Robert Calderwood; Group 3, (Children from four to nine months old); prettiest vehicle prize, Arlene McKlnney in float "Cream of the Cup" consisting of large silver cup 011 wheels with baby in cup: second prize Richard Erickson in "Swan third prize, Isabel Morningred in cart decorated in white and blue representing large blue-bell; fourth prize, Natalie Hand, in cart covered with pink roses; fifth prize, Donald Bonseil. Group 4 (children from nine to two years): girls first prize, Jose Moore; second prize. Gloria Wolf; third prize, Beverly Pannebaker; boys, first, Homer Tahaney; second, Charles Royer; third, Samuel Tennis; fourth. Donald Bickle.

WATCH OR CLOCK REPAIRING Clocks called for and deliv. Prices reason. Work guar. Altoona Watch Clock Hospital. 1601 ,11 Ave.

J. Heiz- other like this?" man. Dial 2-7456. Sam etared at him. Then sh.

laughed. ARE YOU BEHIND TIME? LF.T KIN SER repair your watch, clock jewelry. W. K. Kinser, 1919 Union "What's this?" Freddy demande aggrievedly.

"Is this a nice way Ave. Phone 7520. Wotk called for WKRC WKBN WBT WXYZ WSPD 9:30 Romances of the Sea Also WFBL WKBW WEAN WDRC WNAC WCAU WJAS WMAL WCAO WADC WHK WKRC WXYZ WSPD CFKC; Dixie Concert Only WQAM WDBO 10:00 Male Chorus Also WOKO WFBL WKBW WDRC WAAB WORC WPG WHP WJAS WLBW WMAL WCAO WTAR WDBJ WADC WBT WQAM WDBO WDAE WXYZ WSPD 10:15 Warnow's Oreh. Also WKBW WCAU W.IAS WLBW WMAL WCAO WTAR WDBJ WADC WHK WKRC WCAH WKBN WBT WGST WTOC WQAM WDBO WDAE WXYZ WSPD: Round Towners Only WLBZ WEAN 10:30 Arabesque Also WOKO WFBL WHEC WKBW WLBZ WEAN WDRC WAAB WORC WPG WCAU WHI' WJAS WMAL WCAO WTAR WDBJ WADC WHK WBT WQAM WDBO 11:00 Cuban Oreh. Also WLBZ WEAN WDRC WNAC WQAM WDR 11:15 Jack Miller Also WOKO WKBW WLBZ WEAN WDRC WAAB WORC WPG WCAU WHP WLBW WCAO WTAR WDBJ WADC WBT WQAM WDBO WDAE CFRB 11:30 Belasco Oreh.

Also WKBW WLBZ WDRC WAAB WORC WCAU WMAL WCAO WTAR WDEJ WBT WQAM WDBO WDAE 11:45 Ann Leaf Also WOKO WFBL WKBW WDRC WAAB WORC WPG WCAU WHP WLBW WMAL WCAO WTAR WDB.l WADC WBT WQAM WDBO WDAE WXYZ CFRB 12:00 Romanelli Oreh. Also WOKO WFBL WKBW WEAN WNAC WCAU WHP WLBW WSPD CFRB 12:30 A. M. Asbury Park Oreh. Also WOKO WFBL WKBW WEAN WNAC 394.5 WJZ-NBC 760 6:30 Liners Oreh.

Also WBZ 6:45 Topics in Brief Also WBAL WBZ WHAM KDKA WLW 7:00 Amos 'n' Andy Also WBAL WBZ WHAM KDKA WGAR W.TR WLW WRC CKGW CFCF WIOD WFLA WRVA WPTF WJAX delivered. greet your friends? Am indeed a comic figure?" RITY IS JUST AROUND the corner of 12th Street at Seese's. "I'm sorry." She laughed agaii 1206 8th Avenue, where you get more "It must be your hat I imagine. It! lor your dollars wnen you buy wall paper, paints, linoleum or glass. so urban!" Freddy regarded the hat and they sell beautiful 10c floral paper WBEN WEEI CFCF WJAR WKCJ at 4c per ron, ic paper at yc, 20c paper at 9c sold with border to match, heavy embossed 40c to 60c placed it on his head.

"Perhad you're right, he admitted. Its good hat but incongruous in th peaceful setting. You'll grant Sam, that the setting is peaceful papers now 15c to 25c. Rough plaster 15c and 20c, enamels all colors per quart 84c. Floor paints gal.

$1.15, per quart 64c: special asbestos roof coating per gal. 67c, five gallon lots 59c gal: crescent leu Dase noor cov erine. 45c sa. yard. Gold Seal Con "It's grand.

I've slept here as I'v never slept before." Group 5, (children from two to four "Really?" He glanced about hid and then said in a low, confident! WGY WJAX WTAM WWJ 12:00 Vallee Oreh. Also WTIC WRC WDAF WBEN 12:30 A. M. Moss Oreh. Also WTIC WRC WGY WWJ WTAM 348.6 WABC-CBS 6:30 Charlie and Oscar Also WOKO WKBW WDRC WAAB WCAU WJAS WHK WKRC WXYZ 6:45 Connie Boswell Also WOKO WFBL WKBW WDRC WAAB WHP WLBW WDBJ WWVA WHK WBT WQAM WDBO WDAE WXYZ 7:00 Myrt and Marge Also WOKO WFBL WGR WEAN WDRC WNAC WCAU WJAS WMAL WCAO WWVA WADC WKRC WSPD: Larry Walker-Only WBT WQAM WDBO WDAE 7:15 Bing Crosby Also WOKO WFBL WHEC WGR WLBZ WEAN t)RC WNAC WORC WCAU WHP JAS WLBW WMBG WMAL WCAH WKBN WMT WBIG WTOC WQAM WBT goleum 58c sq.

yard. Inlaid Linoleums sq. Jl-49 and rugs 6x9 ft. $2.79, rugs ft, $4.49,1 rugs 9x12 $7.39. Gold Seal rugs, 9x12 price $9.74.

Glass 10 discount with putty and points free. Headquarters for Valspar and Lucas paints, paper hanging, house painting, graining and glazing, all old Bruening Council Fails To Salvage Germany BERLIN, Nov. 23. (JP) Germany's economic salvation hag failed to come from Chancellor Bruening's advisory council which held its final session today. The net outcome of 26 days of labor was a lengthy document setting forth generalities about what should be done but failing to say how.

Instead of leading to internal truce, the meetings of the economic council brought the resignation of the three agricultural members because of lack of action on farming and a declaration on behalf of the six labor members that they did not agree with Chancellor Bruening's conclusions on labor. 7:15 Odette Myrtil Oreh. Also WBAL WLW furniture renewed and colors chang ed on new furniture to suit custom 7:30 Phil Cook Also WBZ WHAM 7:45 Back of the- News Also WRC er. Youn orders solicited. Goods WIS WIOD WFLA delivered.

Phone 2-61241206 8th Ave 8:00 Quakers Also WBAL WBZ WHAM KDKA WJR WLW 8:30 Harmonies Also WHAM 10 Lost, Found 8:45 Sisters of the Skillet Also WBZ WHAM KDKA tWDBO WDAE WXYZ WSPD V. Kaltenborn Also WFBL IWGR WEAN WDRC WNAC WCAU BLACK LEATHER BILLFOLD IN $18 9:00 Dumont's Oreh. Also WBAL WBZ WHAM KDKA Jn bills, lost. Finder please dial 4480. Reward.

IWJAS WLBW WUAO WAUC WhK IVKRC WXYZ WSPD: Southern Oreh. 9:30 Great Personalities JUso WBAL Also WTAR WDBJ WBT WBIG FOUND BUNCH OF KEYS. VICIN 45 Quarter-Hour Also WOKO ity of Chestnut Ave. 10th St. Loser can have same by proving ownership WFBL WHEC WGR WLBZ WEAN WDRC WNAC WORC WCAU WHP Gravel from the old "grasshopper" railroad that zig-zagged from Kingman to Port William, is being used to resurface highways.

IVJAS WCAO WTAR WDBJ WWVA and paying for this ad. VADC WHK WKRC WCAH WKBN IVBT WBIG WSJS WTOC WQAM Automotive WBZ WHAM KDKA WGAR WJR WLW WRVA 10:00 Old Stager's Memories Also WHAM CFCF 10:30 Clara, Lu and Em Also WBAL WBZ WHAM KDKA WGAR WJR 10:45 Paris Niaht Life Also WBAL WBZ WHAM KDKA WGAR 11:00 Slumber f'usie Also WJR 11:30 Russ Columbo Also WBAL WGAR 11:45 Dream Pictures Also WGAR WBAL KDKA WJR 12:15 A. M. Whiteman's Band 1 Also WGAR TELEVISION fc'DBO WDAE WXYZ WSPD IfcOO Mills Brothers Also WOKO Announcements FBL WHEC WGR WLBZ WEAN tDRC WNAC WORC WPG WIP- WHP WJAS WLBW WMAL 7 Personals rCAO WTAR WDBJ WWVA WADC HK WBT WQAM WDBO WDAE IS Lyman's Band Also WFBL WGR 1931 WILLYS '6' DUMP TRUCK All steel body, hydraulic hoist, tires, motor and finish like new, and it carries a new truck guarantee. GUTTER O'NEILL CO.

100 Flank Road Dial 6129 Altoona KAN WDRC WNAC WCAU W.IAS MAL WCAO WADC WHK WKRC B0 Adventures Also WGR WJAS WrXAB 27D0kc (W2XE 6120kc) 8:00 to 11:00 Variety With Sound. W2XCR 2000kc (WGBS 6:00 to Audlovision Variety 7:00 to 9:00 Silent Pictures LBW WMBG WMAL WCAO WTAR DBJ WADC WHK WKRC WCAH KBN WBT WQAM WDBO WDAE IZZO We desire in this manner to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their wonderful kindness and sympathy shown us in our recent "bereavement the loss of our loving husband and father, Pasquale Izzo. Also for the beautiful floral tributes and use of cars. MRS. LUCIA IZZO FAMILY.

years) girls, prettiest costumes: first, Elizabeth Waple second, Elizabeth Seeger; funniest costume: first, Patricia May Miller; second. May Irvin; cutest looking: first, Jane Briggs; Jane Martanias. Boys: prettiest costume, first, Stanley Black; funniest costume, first, Shelley Chil-coat; second, Eugene Hample; cutest, first, Christie Sickler; second, William Morin'gred. Group 5, (Children from 4 to 6 years) girjs: prettiest costume, first, Carolyn Waite; second, Mary Anna Gillam; funniest costume, Marion Friday; second, Gwen Meredith; cutest, Dorothy Mitchell: boys: prettiest costume, Billie Parsons; second, Jimmie Snyder; funniest costume, Ralph Miller; second, William Haupt: cutest, Billie Sickler; second, Sonny Blair. The proceeds of the show will be used by the Garden club to help needy families in Tvrone and vicinity.

Hold Party The Epworth League of the First Methodist church held a -Thanksgiving party in the social hall of the Sunday school building last evening, with a large number of members of the Junior and Senior Itague and congregation taking part in the program. A playlet entitled "A Thanksgiving Conspiracy" was presented by the members of the Junior league. Tbo-e taking part in the play were William Metcalfe, Alfred Smith, Katharine Park, George Agnew, Chester Roberts, Mrs. Henney, Anna Shope, Anna Mary Biddle, Jack Van-neman. Receive Prizes The charity card party to be held under the auspices of the Tyrone Civic club on Friday evening in the Masonic Temple promises to be one of the biggest affairs of its nature to be held in Tyrone for some time.

A large number of prizes have been donated and many contributions of money are being received from persons who will be unable to attend the party. The proceeds of the party will be used by the relief committee of the Civic club for the relief of Tyrone's needy. To Staoe Play The Phalanx club of the Y. M. C.

A. will present the musical comedy "Sixty Miles an Hour" in the Y. M. C. A.

auditorium on Thursday and Friday evenings of this week. The show is being staged by Miss Louise Trumball, of Rock Island, Illinois, and the large cast and choruses are under her personal direction. Personals H. Norman Hazel, of Wayne, returned to his home yesterday after spending several days with his mother. Mrs.

W. A. Reed on North Pennsylvania avenue. Major Samuel F. Fitting and Captain Donald C.

Hawley, of Harris-hurg, were visitors in Tyrone y5 Walter Winchell Also WFBL In 18 18 2 piano. Ikard 5'i 18 2 5 13 4fc lebaker 14 IVi ow Cab 4 MUSEMEXTS: 1930 PLYMOUTH i SEDAN Driven by company official. Never titled. New oar guarantee. $395.00 PENN MOTORS, Inc.

Green Ave. at Ninth St. 1 6 ws 39 SODER We desire in this manner to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their wonderful kindness and sympathy shown us in our recent sad bereavement the loss of our loving wife and mother, Mrs. Ruth Soder. Also for the beautiful floral tributes and use of cars.

JOHN A. SODER FAMILY. amount 13 10 Corp 3 all the shooting about?" Why the bi K-0 3 rner Bros 4 Industrials: tone: "Would you mind telling ma Chalmers 16 -a erican Can 74 iferican 8 sometnmg; wouia you mma teiun, me what you do for noise?" "Noise?" Another Tragedy The Tribune is the first Al-toona home-delivered paper each day to carry closing quotations of the New York stock "Exactly." He nodded. "I've been eittihg here for an hour and ten 6 38 11 8 2 4 16 72 8 18 10 9 10 24 6 1 13 8 1 15 4 22 4 4 7 13 6 1 17 6 38 12 9 2 4 16 73 8 18 10 9 10 24 6 1 13 8 1 15 4 22 4 4 7 13 6 1 17 minutes, and not once during that In JUsed Gas PocesS Grand Praises America Hopes For World Unity NEW YORK, Nov. 23 (IP) His confidence in world recovery, said Dino Grandi, Italian foreign minister, in an address tonight, "has been intensified and strengthened to a degree as I never dared to hope" since he arrived on American soil.

"Here I have felt, in your statesmen and in your people, that manhood, that intelligence, that power of united action on which your great nation was built and which represent today one of the basic forces of our civilization," he said. "All those who, on both sides of the love and understand this civilization, who want to serve this civilization and defend its conquests, can fbrmulate but one wish that the vital energies of America and the vital energies of Europe become united and that over and above political divisions, the common cause of labor and of peace amongst men shall triumph." In that manner the black-bearded young diplomat concluded a speech before the Council of Foreign Relations at the Ritz-Carlton hotel on the first day of a four-day visit here before returning to Italy. time has a vibration tickled these famous eardrums. Not a tickle. Not Low Close 314 3 Bendix Aviation 19 Briggs Mfg 10 Congoleum Nairn 9 Com.

Solvent 10 Goodyear 25 Goodrich 6 Grigsby Gruno 1 Lorillard 13 International Nickel 8 Kelly-Springfield 1 Natl. Cash Register. 16 North Amer. Aviation 4 Pullman 22 Remington Rand 4 Sehulte Retail Stores 4 Stewart Warner 7 United Pipe Fdry 13 U. S.

Rubber 6 Curtiss-Wright 2 Westingho. Airbrake 17 CURB: 1 even the weary soughing of the im measurable sea." She smiled. "It's quiet, all right." BAILS: High Allegheny Corp 3 Atchison 10254 Baltimore Ohio 29 Chicago N. 10 Chicago R. I.

16H Chesapeake 29 '4 Delaware Hudson 85 Dela. Lackawanna 30 Erie 105 Great Northern Pfd. 24 "Quiet?" He shivered express Again We Slash Our Prices This time to a new level never heard of before, and In most cases they are far below blue book. Read the following and be convinced that our prices are outstanding, then hurry down to our show room and see the selection. siveiy.

"It's awful!" "You get used to it," said Sam "Let's go in, 6hall we?" 99 28 9 15 28 83 29 10 24 17 7 11 27 19 35 26 She sighed. "Would you mind talking sense?" "I'm talking the most imperial kind of sense! I'm telling you that something cataclysmic has happened. I'm telling you that Frederick Munson, have traveled a matter of four hundred weary miles for an entirely altruistic purpose. I have no axe to grind and no apples to sell. I'm rushing about doing good.

I've become self-sacrificing, saintlike, noble! It's wonderful!" "It's wonderful, all right," said Sam grimly. "You talk and talk, and yet nothing is said. In four words, why did you come?" "Have it your own way. Be prosaic. I came, since you must know, in order to tell you that your mental processes resemble those of a child of six." "Really?" Sam laughed with real amusement.

"How interesting!" she commented. "It isn't interesting at all," he contradicted severely. "It's distinctly annoying. Your mental processes Lehigh Valley 1 Mo. Kan.

7 Clone She opened the front door into a tiny hall. Directly in front, a flight Penn Road 3 Cities Service 7 Low Priced Shares 4 Total sales, 1,300,000. of stairs ran upward at such a pre cipitous angle that Freddy gasped, Mo. Pacific N. Y.

N. H. Northern Pacific New York Pennsylvania Seaboard Air 12 28 37 27 2 40 "Now those," he said admiringly, WHAT THE STOCK MARKET DID Monday Saturday St. Paul Com "are what I call something! A playground for the mountain goat." 127 109 Southern Pacilic 7 Western Maryland Number of advances Number of declines Stocks unchanged Total issues 245 153 525 372 145 626 "Steep, aren't they? All these old houses have them." She led Union Pacitic OILS: 991 27 ST 15 28 83 10 24 17 7 11 27 19 35 26 2 38- 7 87 11 6 14 6 6 9 5 6 31 32 12 18 13 4 13 15 4 12 5 3 17 TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE Operation Seems to Cure Hiccough Victim MANSFIELD, Nov. 23.

(ff) Ira A. King seemed cured today of the hiccoughs that he has suffered for 15 days. Physicians expressed confidence his malady had been overcome. A relief came with an operation, performed after X-ray revealed an infection of the gall bladder. The gall bladder was removed yesterday.

King, 58-year-old garageman, began to hiccough about two weeks ago. Thousands of persons throughout the United States suggested remedies, but what remedies were tried were unavailing, until the the way to a square room on the right which served as the 6econd of the two living rooms in the house. Freddy removed his hat and coat, 11 6i 14 6 7 91i Atlantic Refining Barnsdall A General Asphalt Mid-Continent Phillips Prairie Oil STOCK SALES NEW YORK, Nov. 23. W) Sales on the New York Stock Exchange today totaled 1,349,936 shares as compared to 1,630,820 one year ago.

Sales on the curb today were 220,000 as compared to 401,400 a yar ago and in the bond market $9,545,000 as compared to on November 23, 1930. lit a cigarette, and sank into a chair 54 Pure Oil 1926 OLDSMOBILE 6, FOUR- 1929 GRAHAM PAIGE SPORT PASSENGER COUPE. SEDAN. Low mileage and the best- Six wire paint like looking low price fli (i new. Upholstering fine.

See car in the this beautiful job 53g 1929 GRAHAM PAIGE 610 i SEDAN. 1927 OLDSMOBUE SIX A very fine light six sedan. COACH. 1 This car is painted a beauti- In fair condition. The tires ful blue.

The original paint are not so good. The paint on is like new. It has been body is OK but the wheel3 driven only 9,000 miles and need repainted. The motor has had only one knocks a trifle but owner. See this OZARK not very bad.

It is CCA one at once tyOi) we worth $011 1928 PONTIAC SIX CABRIO- 1928 ESSEX SIX COACH. LET. Another job often quoted as A very attractive sport coupe. a twenty-nine model. Four-Paint and upholstery in flna wheel brakes.

Paint fin-condition. This car is of the Tires all good. Driven only second series, which most 13,000 miles. This car nan dealers call a twenty-nine only had one model. An un- COI owner.

Name fur- C1QR usual bargain P-A- nished on request PAOc with a sigh. have put me to no end of bother." Shell Union Standard Oil 32 Standard Oil N. 32 Standard Oil N. Y. 13 "Well," he observed with an air of wonder, "here I am, and who would believe it? Mrs.

Munson's Texas Corp." 18Mi COFFEKS: She laughed again. "I'm sorry, Freddy." "I doubt if you're sorry at all." He frowned. Then he said abrutply: "What's all the shooting about, any boy goes exploring." Anaconda Calumet Hecla 14 4'4 144 15 'Yes." Sam was watching him curiously. "Have you ever before Cerro de Pasco Howe Sound 4 Inspiration how? Why the heroics? Why the big flight scene? It's all foolish ness. You love this bird Abbott TO OPERATE TOMORROW AURORA- 111., Nov.

23-(JP) Kennecott Nevada Tenn. C. 3 John W. Walter, widower, to John A. Walker and Blanche H.

Walker, his wife, Antis township, $1. Alta Development company to Calvin U. and Georgianna Brumbaugh, his wife, Alta Manor, Logan township, $1. Mamie E. Shelly, et to Sannie F.

and Charles O. Beery, her husband, Huston township, $1. Mamie E. Shelly, et to Flora Frank W. Berkeley, her husband, Huston township, $1.

Ellis S. Shelly, et to Mamie E. Shelly, Woodbury township, $1. Mamie E. Shelly, et to Ellis S.

Shelly, Woodbury township, $1. William H. Robinson and wife, to Willard R. and Sevella M. Croft, his wife, Roaring Spring, $1.

MISSION MEETING TONIGHT The Woman's 1 Foreign Missionary society of Fifth Avenue Methodist Episcopal church will meet at the parsonage home 'of Mrs. H. W. Hartsock, 407 Fifth avenue, tonight, 7:30. Mrs.

Musser will lead devotions. Physicians attending John Weber, and he loves you. That being the U. S. Smelting 1 ft 60, who has hiccoughed steadily for 2 39 7 89 11 6 14 6 6 9 5 6 31 32 12 18 13 4 13 15 4 12 5 3 17 10 11 8 25 26 7 16 59 11 130 20 5 14 27 36 16 62 35 38 106 15 25 3 12 5 18 case, why not marry him? Why STEELS: Amer.

11 eight days, announced tonight they not act like an adult?" Amer. Car ll'i Sam answered him in a low, even will resort to an' operation tomorrow. The operation contemplated is 10 11 8 25 26 7 15 58 Baldwin Locomotive a Bethlehem Steel 26 Crucible Renub. Iron Steel Vn removal of nerves connected with 1930 Ford Standard Coupe. Looks like a new one $325.00 1927 Chrysler Coach.

Mighty good transportation 145.00 1929 Pontlac Six Coach. Paint fine; two new tires 265.00 1930 Chevrolet Six Sedan. Practically brand new 425.00 1930 Graham Paige 621 Sedan. Driven 17,000 miles 535.00 1927 Buick Master Six Sedan. New paint and 245.00 tone, but her face was flushed.

"Look here, Freddy, I hate to be rude, but does it occur to vou that been so far from a subway?" "Never," said Freddy emphatically. "It is a new and terrifying experience." "I'm honored," Sam remarked. "Would you mind telling me what brought you?" He sighed. "I had a feeling that sooner or later we'd come to that," he said. "You can hardly blame me, can you?" She shrugged.

"It's rather surprising you know. I thought you were in York or somewhere gathering news." "I know. The old world whirls at a dizzy rate. The unexpected is always happening." TREASURY REPORT WASHINGTON. Nov.

23.UF) Treasury receipts for November 20 were expenditures balance $174,628,026.64. Customs receipts for 20 days of November were $19,385,312.43. NEW YORK CURB NEW YORK, Nov. 23. OP) Mixed movements developed on the curb today with stocks tending irregularly lower.

Fairly good support appeared on reactions in the utilities. Electric Bond and Share was fairly active, the stock holding in a narrow price range between 16 and 17. American Gas and Electric was firm. Niagara Hudson Power and American Superpower were fairly active and steady. American Light and Traction was under pressure.

The oils generally were lower with moderate selling appearing in Gulf and Humble. The Standard issues showed little change. Interest in the metal shares was att low ebb. In the general list, principal activity centered in American Cyanamid, Blue Ridge convertible preferred, Deere, Swift, and Woolworth with changes confined to fractions. Cord Corp.

slid off fractionally in relatively active trading and Ford Ltd. held steady. Pennroad was fairly ac-. tive and also steady. U.

S. Radiator lost more than 50 per cent of its previous closing price on limited sales sent the stock Vanadium iJMi U. S. Steel bl'is UTILITIES: the diaphragm. This would release pressure on the lungs and stop the-hiccoughing, the physicians said.

perhaps you might be butting-in? Don't you think that it might be possible I don't want to discuss my personal affairs with you or with GOODFELLOW CLASS TONIGHT The Goodfellow Bible class of Amer. For. i-ift Amer. Tele. Tele.

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J. anybody?" First Presbyterian church will meet at the church tonight, 7:30. (Copyright, Freeman Lincoln) "I came here," Freddy tells Sam imorrow, "because I know some- Come in at once. We are just across the street from Gable's Arcade. Our selection is the best in the city.

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DIXIE DUGAN River," "Little Dutch Garden," Miss Farwell's glee club; "Manda-lay," "Philosophy," Howard W. Lindaman; "I Would That My Love," "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes," division No. 9-3; "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms," "Chinese Folk Song," "Lift Thine Eyes," division No. 7-7; violin solo, Boccherini's "Minuet," Harold Brennecke. By P.

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THING SOUNDS SOUTHERN AND SOUTHERN COOKWG- BEENi 3pUEE2IMG-My BIIM ififlf OKIE. OF THESE. I LIKE AN ORAWG-E TRYING- IMM THE YOM -YUM SHOP- CHEERI-0 uTZ TO THINK- UP A i "THE COSY NOOK TEA ROori'reA SHOPZ. NAME FOR MY -f OLD FASHIONED TpP OOSlaWf I NEVE.R. THOUGHT ALWAYS MAKES A HIT AND THE NAME 15 A 5HOKT TOO AND Music Program Given at D.

S. Keith School An interesting musical program was presented yesterday morning In the D. S. Keith Junior High school for pupils of that building. The program was presented by the musical department under the direction of Misses Elizabeth Stong and Margaret Farwell.

The music department was assisted in the presentation by the dramatic department which worked out interpretations of the various numbers and provided special lighting effects and the art department made the stage sets. Jonn Humerick, a student, had charge of the lighting and Donald Barnes and Gerald Jaap, also students, arranged the stage. The program follows: "Sunny Spain," "La Paloma," division No. 9-4; Spanish dances, Euth Marcus; piano solo, Frances Si hum; "Bonnie Doone," "Ben-dem-er's Stream," "The Alphabet," division No. 8-4; two Getman folk melodies, string quartet comprised of Harold Brennecke, Helen Mayer, Ava Stackhouse, Marie Stoner; Marjorie Robison, $0 NOW ITS COT A NAME.

AND AFTER A FEW MORE. DETAILS ARE. 5ETT1ED. DIXIE'S VERY APPBOPRIATE. II Entire Family Dead From Escaping Gas BOSTON, Nov.

23-() The entire family of William F. Goc iale, which included himself, his wife and their three children, was found dead today in their home from accidental monoxide gas poisoning. A hot water heater which was still burning, although the deaths of the family were believed to have occurred last Friday, was considered by medical examiner Timothy J. Leary to have been the source of tK gas. Indications were that Mrs.

Goodale was about to take a bath when she was overcome. Police believed her husband went to her as OP IT tea won WILL AIL. READY TO sistance and he in turn succumbed. Lo, Now Dawn Is Breaking," "I Love a Little- Cottage," "Sundown," The children, the oldest four, were Miss Stong Glee club; "River, found in their beds. Articl cat oat orv One mat.