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Nothing Could More Plainly Show The Need Of An Armory. Here Than The Cramped Moose Armory Last Night. Friday, January .7, 1921. FOURTEEN PAGES few WEATHER REPORT Qmfr With Flnrlit I DEATHS WEDDINGS WL HOME BREW iMBWiliG PUTS JJUET IN CELLS Charity Coal' Much Wanted Conference On Sunday School uubii nun Of His Brother Eastern Pennsylvania: Fair and warmer Friday; Saturday cloudy, colder by Saturday night Western Pennsylvania: Cloudy ana somewhat warmer Friday; Saturday cloudy and colder. LEID1 COCHRAN.

I At tfhe home of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marry Cochran, of liKe-mo'nt Terrace, at 8:30. last evening, i Rev. AV.

S. Long, pastor of thel con tracting parties, performed the cere-; mony that made Miss Pansy M. Cochran the bride of Ira Sylvester Leiiiy, of South Lakemont Harry Bruner, of Hearing spring, was best man and Miss miss maky a. walker. Miss Mary A.

Walker, daughter of Ii. Lee and Alsouria Walker, of Blair's Gap, Allegheny township, died yesterday morning at 3:10 o'clock at the Mercy hospital far this city, from heart failure following an operation for appendicitis. She was admitted to the institution on January 3. Miss Walker would have been 21 years of age on February 6, and was born and reared in Allegheny township, and after receiving her education, entered upon her career as a teacher with a bright LOCAL BREVITIES While tho different brands of homo brew are not exactly classed as high explosives, the effects of looking too jiong and thirst.ly on them when they shoot up bubbles, sometimes paxiane of the nature of a sudden and violent eruption, This was illustrated in lha I experience of John liuduiph and "John I residents of Bennington, now oc-. cupying cells the city lock-up.

The story runs that the two Johns Workers Meet At Holli Poor Would Suffer If Supply Had Not Been Sent Illinois Paper" Pays Tribute To Michael Tiernan daysburg Saturday Morning i Blanche Leidig, of Altoona, muid of 1 honor. The ceremony was witnessed jby forty intimate friends and relatives of the bride and groortvj At it8 con-I elusion delicious refreshments were Mrs. Marv Seibert, who is making her home with her son. J. P.

S06' 2009 Beale avenue, was the victim on Tuesday night of a bad attack of indigestion. Dr. Robison. the mUy physician, being called to attend her. She is ow recovering.

indulged freely of their private stock of hoine-disiiiled fire water the last -future before her. She was teaching cnorintonrion, 4i.Mt served and a peasant evening spent. the Sylvan Hills school in FrankstownJ 0ne of the heaviest demands on the 7' days unY Tihev oi ttotauo. cers and "county committee will gather Th brid th "V.0' nno nrntfv trifta nf silver, rhinn. linon rt.v nf sllvSr.

china, linen. umnsmp ana was mosi. a pUrse of the Central Bureau of Chari- tlona med-un that John Kudoluh. at "ons 80 ruea-up mat oonn Kuuoipn. t.

ifr v. Charles Hoofnagle, or ssuo cr.coio riuvlitrht dispatcher 101 ua. v. fnr Roselawn. daylight dispatcher lor HI la me neea tor coal.

J. nanus to whose home the alleced. moonshine tomorrow at tn son jjutnerun .17 'teachers in the pubiic schools' of wnmm tw th uS" nt TTiiM.v.hnnr wh. etc. their return from a wed- -ithe generous gifts of the peopW the church at Hollidaysburg where sessions ru UUCi J.

nue. Zick J'6 of 1112 Eighteenth returned yesterday morning; from Bloomington. with the re-H brother. Michael Tiernan. who died in that city Tuesday, Jan.

4 The funeral will take place on Satur- dhirfcmorninsr' the Procession leaving the home of Mrs: Hiram rvnm i v-w orgy took place, decided 'that he no fi1' will be held at 10 o'clock a. inland at the Logan Valley, yesterday mormns gan township. vusrprnav huh inns ih Br, aid of one car of longer wanted to share his home witl coal contributed early in the season, the wife of his bosom and their chil I Bureau, with the aid of one car of longer wanted to share his home with at 419 Lotz avenue, rtWtoZ alb7en abTokeV anyone dreV ConseuenU th'; At 12 "o'clock the conference will UU1 5r Mto Hoove? sufferinS- The mUd weather has been out last Tuesday and when they re- assemble for luncheon at the Methodist South. Lakemont. 1 MLLX McILVAINE.

reeeived two Boston Terriers hum York. One of the dogs, Dixie I m-nie. brings with- her thirty blue ribbons. The other is four months old. and was sired by St Boloph Little King.

Both are registered witV the "American Kennel club. of 111 7 nMi2'T r-mhfn mm of greal helP saving many precious fused, according to the allegation of the church tt which hour At is particularly At 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon Mr. and L. Jean, all of Allegheny town- i t-hta Charles W. Lilly, of Tyrone, and Miss shin.

Rh was a mpmber of the Dun- WUK' inr coal were "ctlu Anna Q. Mcllvaine. of Franklinvilie. The postoffice department annuuu-c p. Presbyterian STl hem come by" o'f the were united in rnarHage, the: rWcer lO let Weill COinO UUCX, vuiiiacinic auuioucu uj oum vi wio rt.

Kv th. Row 1 Mnt that it is ready for proposals, for wagon nnd a laiiniui aiienaani ana worKer in um service for collection, delnery ana Thn boil ited last evening with necessiUes to they took'refuge with neighbors until local pastors and by John C. Silsby of The narsonaie ot Simnso yesterdaj-. when Mrs. Kudoiph made West Moreland county and Miss Lemon JSSa scP0Dal church AfTer a informaUon against the men before of Philadelphia.

transportation of mails at the Aoona jn char Funeral over the night until more effective office, the service to be for a term 01 1Aphemt, of Duncansville. relief can be given today. Arrange- Alderman Charles A. Piper of the At 6 o'clock there will be another ri TSS.r LUly wUl be at home to receive 1 's street, at 8:30 o'clock and proceeding to St. John's pro-cathedral, where solemn high mass of requiem will be said at 9 o'clock Interment will be made in St.

John's cemetery. The Bloomington, Dally Bulletin of Tuesday has the following to say of the death of Mr. Tiernan: "Michael Tiernan, an employe of the B0 Alton railroafl. succumbed this morning to an attack of bronchial pneumonia, with which he was taken down a week ago. "Death occurred at the St Joseph's hospital where Mr.

Tiernan was removed about a week ago, with what Was Rlirmnsari four years, commencing juiy dth "WiU be conducted were also in progress to give tho at Prttmflster Ulies call give i two rhilHron Kmaa nam, vuusuluiu Jiuiica xiuucy i v-mi at uio u. viiuivu unu fioriju maUon desired on the subject Appli- sorrow atte-noon. I Tnese an were accordingly sent to superintendents, are particularly invited jiuoi JiA.u ail lt iiiJUi.ui.iiiiiiti- inA tvif tha rooii it thur iha a 'Trtt1 aiinkpiriTAiinfnTa mnrprenrn. a for superintendents conference. Mrs.

Hannah S. Lingenfelter, (or-lJf'yjb W1)8011 the First belligerents are now sleeping off caUons must be filed before leb. The contract will include local service only. Below is the program: MOBXIXG SESSION 10:00 Praise and Prayer. Rev.

mer resident of Hollidaysburg, and wife RH the sip at City hall. The hearing will of L. B. Lingenfelter. died atherhome.p AVe sewing club be held in Alderman Piper's court at ATTENDANCE IN BLAIR Income tax blank terms 01 me i M.

tvnft nnon which returns of net earn-; snndnv in Wellsvflle. death i 2.00 3 o'clock this afternoon, Thtv hoHnir Vt rrt.i. 'Stanley Kemp. 10:20 Roll Call. To be The hearing of John McCullough, a'AtkA e.

ings of $5,000 or more can be made, being caused by typhoid-pneumonia, SCHOOLS ABOVE AVERAGE ,12.00 rtfc-TS have arrived at the omce ol after a two weeks illness. The de rviiaf (Caldwell in the Federal ,0 fa nl4 nme fluenza, but which it later developed concealed weapon, disorderly conduct CZ rhi and threats, was settled before Alder Program for the Children 10 STANDDfO OF CKEWS. buUding and are being held tnere lor daughter of gamuei Smith, who distribuiion among those who nae not kjled nine rg having his mao Piper last evening, the defendant Discussion. 11:20 The District (Continued from jpage 1) Organization. Mr.

John C. Silsley. 11:50 Dis- tZifstf have not 7JT ST MH" "4 vision Crew. being committed to jail in default of bail, pending his appearance at court. from the 315 teaiJlwrs in Blair rMiKalnn 12-nn T.linrh 15'flft tn 1 -SO At Altoona has yet arrived an no Line-enfelter's mother died when I vZ' no information Today.

to when tney may formr was ony 3 ycarg of th been received as today: LCCAL INSTITUTE COMING TO COVE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL and she was taken in charge by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Miller, of Hollidaysburg.

with whom she resided until her marriage. She is survived by her husband, who was formerly of Altoona, Cabins: 229 226 239 219 254 234 253 240 246 257 248 250 221 106 242 126 108 112 243 J.05 28 121 crews after L20 a. 866 B. Shearer, a brother of J. H.

Shearer of the Central Light Power company, is the inventor of a new design torpedoboat which was launched bv the government at City-Island, X. on Dec 11. The boat has Kcor. tnVe.n in southern waters for a Local institute will be held in the and three children. She was, a mem.

i ix bvi usu 617 146. ber of the Methodist church and was of the Methodist church and was i Crews laid off- wn in 9ak dkb Morrlsn -ove vocational mgn scnuoi excellent wife and mother, whose! 256 203 221 9-T 40 J68 214 auditorium on Jan. 8, with morning and Pastors' Luncheon with- addresses by county, going over them, indexing them pastors of the county. and writing instructions to the boards iTTVRvnnv svinv of directors of the county, is no small A lfcKAUU.X SJSIUA job However, it is largely lightened 2:00 Song Service, Led by S. R.

in Blair county by the good results Smouse. Prayer, Rev. H. T. Covert obtained.

It is a poor seluxl now that 2:15 The Slate Challenge for 1920-21, is not showing between 95 and 100 per Ives L. Harvey, Miss Lemon, R. A. cent attendance. Here and there, ac-Zentmycr.

8:00 Incentives to Greater cording to Superintendent Davis, there Work, Mr. Silsley. 3:30 Conference js a country school that is falling con-Business. 3:45 Song. 3:55 Departmen- siderably behind, but there is often tal Conferences, County andi District some local condition that brings it officers Pres.

McCurdy and A. Zent- about -myer. Children's' Division, Miss Hart Mr. Davis and his assistant, Profes-and Miss Lemon. Young People's Divi- sor H.

S. Fleck, with the help of Farm sion, Mrs, Watking and Rev. C. C. Agent Bruce Dunlap, have been Rasmussen.

Adult Division, I B. making the schools of the county the Stoudnour and J. H. Grazier. Admin- community centres and the results for trial Among those who attended the an absence will be keenly felt by herhus-l Extra cneineer- rini afternoon sessions.

The program is as launching were J. J. tnearer, me iui-er. a veteran of the Civil war and a number of officers of the army, navy and national guard. The boat is known as Sea Hornet No.

2. The boat can be manned by a crew of four men. MBS. AXXA X. CRAWFORD.

mT- Morning session. 10:30. Mrs. Anna M. Crawford, wife -of I Smith Fredck VocaUonal High school orchestra: de-George C.

Crawford, died at 12:14 yes-lHeiser Foose O'Nei'l BowersKvotional exercises; music, mixed quar-terday morning at the residence, 2516 Extra firemen- Mnit tette; address, "Some Physical Exer-Fifth avenue, of a complication of dis- Steele, McFarianA' vnL i cises for Health Instruction, Professor vvin, "Deceased was born in Hollidaysburg, but spent his early life in Altoona, where he was educated in the parochial schools. Mr. Tiernan was a blacksmith by trade and learned the rudiments of blacksmithing- in a railroad shop at Pine Bluff, Arkansas, at which point he was working previous to his coming to Bloomington about two and one-half years ago. Mr, Tiernan had been employed by various railroads in the country and was located at Bluff for ten years. "The deceased is survived by two brothers, Thomas and Patrick and one sister, Mrs.

Hiram Crum of Altoona, Pa. The two brothers were at Mr. Tiernan's bedside when 'he died, having been called and arrived in the city last night. "Mr. Tiernan made his home at 504 West' Locust street, since poming to Bloomington.

He was a member of the Pine Bluff council of the Knights of Columbus and upon coming hero transferred to the Bloomington council of that order. He was also a member of the 'International Association of Blacksmiths and Helpers, being affiliated with the local lodge. The remains will be taken to Altoona, the home of his brothers and sister, for burial, and will leave Bloomington on the early morning train for Chicago. Burial will be made at Altoona on Saturday. "The death of Michael Tlemnn eases, following an illness of one year, chanan.

Wphw M. Alton Dean; music, boys' orchestra; eber, Swanger, PERSONALS She was bedfast for four weeks She Kyle, Gardner. Woodring? Coy, Irvin address; "ne Moaern Trend Mu-; istrative pept, W. Bartle and Mr. good have been marvelous.

Mr. Davis rlS IHiril I lt--fl I X.lLLailIlIIlC i Ulliu AViu fwmnn vuviwil Petrocelli, Kepner, UAKnnnl-I 20. 1S64 the daughter of John T. and Knhina vixon. fessor j.

Elmer Butts; discussion. Silsley. Home Department, Mrs. Ellen-; brought back with him from the state berger, Mrs. E.

S. Noll. Missions Dept. convention of educators recently held Mrs. Kreuzpointner, J.

A. Hoffman, at Hanisburg'reports that many rad- Delia Callahan, oVceased, and was. Extra brakemen- Hdvh tnirit "Fundamentals in M. married at St. Mark's Catholic church Marks.

Collier enha7t iW N.m Smith' Miss Minnie Kensinger John in Altoona, June 20,. 1911. She was the Murphy. ThompsoS Bowser Wareham: music: short address U. T.

last member of her family. Surviving son, Burket, Norland McPier-, Stuckey: address, Superintendent T. a are the husband and twonices, Mrs. I TArixr'rF (Davis. Rural Department, Miss Shelley and ical changes are anticipated in scnooi R.

B. Dunlap. Teacher Training by the legislature, now about to Rev. W. H.

Holslnger and A E. Wilt, go into session. The superintendents Temperance Dept, J. C. Diehl and T.

have not yet been apprised of all the H. Suckling. 5:00 Recess. Fresh Air. changes that are sought, but Dr.Fln-6:00-8:00 Superintendents' Supper, with egan is desirous of rooting from the Mamie Jane Faust, of and! Enerln T- Afternoon session, 1:30.

Music. High school orchestra; "Or Mrs. D. J. Sullivan, of Syracuse, N.

254 265. and a nephew. John Doran. of Al- Firemerr wanted for- 254 '63 toona. She was a member of the Sa- Conductors wanted inr" olo ganized Play." H.

Bruce Dunlap; music, adg Miss Lemon. Mr. Silsley, vocai Bum. Mw.muu.cw, xobias, Alva Davis and others. brakemen wanted for: 214 225 239 253 molt, aaaress, i.

o. Davis; reading, Margaret Stern; address, "The Art of Study," Professor H. J. Barrett; music. H.

S. quartette. Miss Frances Hess, of Punxsutaw-ney, departed yesterday for hep horovs, after a pleasant visit at the home of Miss Marion Houck. S26 Fourth avenue. Fred Schneider, a former well known Altoonan.

now residing in York, was i visitor in the city yesterday. Professor Spurgeon Fulcomer, of Swarthmore college, who spent the holiday vacation at the home of parents. Rev. and Mrs. E.

Fulcomer, at the First United Evangelical parsonage, has returned to his school work. Mrs. S. G. Tulloch, of 909 Twenty-second avenue, who has been confined to her home by an attack of bronchitis and laryngitis, is now recovering.

FELL ASLUMBER IN SHOW, WAKES UP ALL ALONE CITIZENS' FORUM WEEK PLANS ARE MADE COMPLETE schools a lot of oia logyisni ana replacing it with new and better stuff, with efficiency and the eventual good of the oncoming generation to the fore. The Blair county schools have no vacancies, afact that many superintendents of the state axe unable to report. There have been a number of resignations and a couple deaths on the teaching force of the county since the opening of the term, but the superintendent and boards of directors nMn thua far to secure In PITTSBrRG DITISIOX CREWS. Marked up after 2.10 today: 296C7CreWS150 032 995 203 034 200 nfoiT6''. 172 052 133 274 185 184 Coneraaugh: 281 080.

Derry: 0S6. Youngwood: 163 081 088. C. 264. Railroad Notes marks the passing of one of the best known and most popular of the Alton's employes and the many friends of the cheerful little blacksmith will surely miss him." TRENCHING FOR SUPER HIGH MAIN COMMENCES cred Heart Catholic church.

The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock Monday morning at the Sacred Heart church, with interment in St. John's cemetery. MRS. NAX5IE COZZEXS. Mrs.

Xannie Cozzens, mother of H. R. Cozzens, of .1109 Fifteenth street, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. W.

Smith, in Harrisburg, Wednesday morning, of kidney trouble. Had she lived until January 19 she would have been 82 years of age. Besides the son and the daughter at whose home she died, she is survived by another daughter, Mrs. John King, of Philadelphia, also by one grandchild. Mrs.

(Continued from page 1) A coarse of educational talks has hon nrnmeed. which will be of ln- dent instructors to take the places of Herbert, of the exhibits committee. Wprpst to all classes of Pennsylvania! Mr. who is assisted who have Quit, for one reason or or nurses, uounty rnysician h. iiecn i other, and to obtain me serviuco u.

System employes. The- first of this serws of iuiks will be held on Tues- -ri if EVANGELIST LEADS CHORUS Jan. 18. in me x'. xv.

jv. a. m. Employes of the city highway department have begun the trenching for the new snner-hirh Ipvp main In Tt would be some nightmare to fall enough substitute teachers to have all the schools open every day. One ot the matters certain to come before the legislature is the lengthening of the school term for next year.

Tho minimum term now is seven ana t. urayer, xsoy ocout executive, will begin work on setting up the exhibits in the High school basement at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Boy Scouts will this morning distribute posters telling of the affair and asleep in a brightly lighted room, your Charles Thrope, of this city. Herhus ANU. PREACHES ABOUT S3 aTLmm In this city, the subject to i be announced later.

Before the speaker of the evening At the First Tlfnthmliot I rill h. a band preceded her to the grave 17 last conscious triougn Deing oi a ujS crowd of people, the brilliance oi xne the Northwestern section of the city. The men are now working In Twenty-fifth avenue. The work will reouire lio-vitc nnri snothinc music, ana to church lastevening Rev. O.

B. Poul- nrt rnripred bv the Middle Divi- years ago. The remains will be taken to Huntingdon tomorrow afternoon for interment. CHARLES C. BAKER.

every device will be used to tell the months and the maximum It is Altoona public of the big co-operative believed that eight and ten will be the evanteElV, that of -ion talML BuUeUns will be posted on Ulness of Prof HaroM buUeUn boards each week announcing waken up at the unearthly hour of 2 a. m. in a place of Stygian darkness, all alone and locked up out of hearing Charles C. Baker died at his home. thB ana tne namea u.

u. some time as there is considerable rock that must be dug While the rock co. out in good sized the job is one that will re-, quire considerable movement for the betterment ofljj though in some quarters tney health, education and, social conditions, clamoring for school all the year Mrs. Isaiah Scheeline was elefcted vice roUnd; at least asking for twelve chairman of the publicity committee at of four weeks' each, giving va- or reaca oi a sine' uuiunn iB. i uua sutci, cuutauuj uivmms i uui nev.

rouison used win hs nn amuse- That was the experience of a little at 8:45. the cause of his death being splendid voice to good advantage! banTcon- 9-year-old lad from Third avenue and pneumonia. He was taken ill last Frl-. The audience filled the church and the mfcr the meeting, yesterday ana will workcaUons all Just four weens, xeacn interest whq certs, moving pictures, etc. h.

nr. i rnr witn Air. saiyaras in tne enure nave the at ig anticipated. As many employes ers, mat the entire year, with ample vacation periods allowed each to take up spa- 1 arA fnr rent. The sermon was on "The Wags Possible should attend these meet-mdlthe text, "Sin, When it is and PLEA FOB TOLERATION This evening at the Hebrew Reform temple the rabbi.

Rev. Dr. M. J. S.

Abies, will deliver a lecture on "A Plea for Toleration." The the.mn ia timi- Cial WOrK OI finished, ifltineeth frth mu. A new Juniata division order an IIMSH JfEW COFNEBS, and will have a large hearing. Fifteenth street, ednesday nignt, day night. He was born in Altoona when he found himself locked up at i forty-seven years ago and for a num-that time of the night in' the Palace ber 0f years had been employed at the theatre. He had "taken in the show" south Altoona foundries of the rail-early in the evening and had gone to company.

He was a member cf sleep, held fast in dreamland dur- Christ Reformed church, the Knights ing the time the spectators filed out. Ho I ot pythias, the Moulders' union and escaped the notice of the janitor when tne railroad relief. His widow and he turned off the lights and locked up, tnree chfidren, Edwin, Grace and Har-and was left a lone prisoner. 0j gui-vi-ve. His aged mother, The little fellow woke up and be- Catharine Baker, of this city, and a came terrifiedly aware of his surround- trother and two sisters also survive, ing at about 2 o'clock Thursday morn- Tne Drother is Carl Baker, of Altoo-ing and the sobs and cries he gave and tne SiSters are Daisy Baker, The corners at Twelfth avenue and Sixteenth street, where Twelfth avenue the people ready for the event when it comes.

Miss Anna Sworts, of Harrisburg, field secretary of the movement, spent several bours-jvlth the committee and assisted in working out the local plans. A first prize of $5 has been offered the school child presenting the best poster depicting the aims of the movement, while a second prize of $2.50 will be- given for the next best poster. These should be rushed to room 303, 1436 Eleventh avenue, as soon as possible. The contest will close on Mon is being cpened, have been made by highway department employes. Both preacher spoke of the great commis- nounces that trains can resume normal sion of Christ's church to fight sin and speed at Bridge No.

5, north of Dun-to save a lost world from its disgrace ning's Creek Junction on the Mt. Dal-and penalty. Sin has manyv possibili- las branch. ties in the way of the harvest it yields Oliver G. Langer, aged of 1107 but the worst is death moral death Sixth avenue, an electrician's helper at and physicial death frequently; spirit- the East Altoona engine house, sprain-ual death surely.

The discourse closed ed his left i.nkle at 10 o'clock Wed-with an earnest appeal to all those nesday night when he missed his PIlfSfvL fisht 8in- no matter footing while stepping from engine corners were rounded and when the vent to as the saying is, loud thia ritv aT1(1 -tra Mamie Webb, of Helena. Ark. The mother and the r.r 1 "BU ine semce was He was given first aid, day evening. opening is completed it will give sufC! cient space for both vehicular and ped' estrian traffic and make it safe. VISIT KIHN'S NEW MARKET Everything For The Table.

-809-11-13 Green Xnvir fnn rfltw of Engine 2359, in charge of Engineer Thta Sfn H. L. Clark and Conductor H. Fitz- "FlmIveS 'tn an empty refrigeraior car enough to wake the dead. They finally attracted a belated passer-by who summoned a patrolman to the rescue.

The latter succeeded in opening the door and a very 6cared, tear-stained little boy with chest still heaving with his sobs, was let out of durance vile. He Altoona sister are visiting Mrs. Webb in Arkansas at the present time. RET. JESSE HOFFMAX Everett, Jan.

6. Rev. Jesse Hoffman of this place, who was taken to Bell oeether anl nri derailed just east of FK block station together and a prize will, be given the )n Want Tha aamMAn .1. ttr SUITS AND OVERCOATS $27.50 to $55.00. Tailormade to fit you.

Shirts, Underwear, Hats, Neckties reduced one-third. You save by buying here. AH good, reliable goods. No shoddy or inferior goods carried-RAUGH BROS. Tailors.

12th Ave. Hth St at 2:05 o'clock yesterday morning, the Western Maryland hospital. Cum tne western mwiioiiu u. was taken home by one of the night police officers. uwuro in uur xr 9 o.v Th.

m.ir -t, a berland. on Tuesday by Dr. Walter M. Advocate." The Booster chorus will -Jt JlT T-in Hill in a verv critical condition, died at sing. eared by Altoona wreckers at 4.10 that institution vesterday and his body A feature on Sunday night will be 'ocloc Extra 23o9.

west, was delayed All members of Camp 60, P. 0. Week of Prayer service this' evening in the Baptist church, Rev. C. L.

Welch preaching and' in the United Evangeli- 1 1 TT CU I.n two hours and forty minutes, extra S. of are invited to attend is expected to arrive here this evening. tne singing of the old hymn, "The Deceased was aged 40 years and was a Ninety and Nine" by a chorus of 3159, west, was delayed two hours and forty minutes and passenger train No, Little Miss Evelyn Isenberg, daughter i lodge tOOIght aS DUSineSS Of im of Mr. and Mrs. H.

Isenberg, was i A 9 was delayed nine minutes as a result operated on for tonsils -and adenoids ui louvc wm uc uousawwu. of the derailment at the Mercy hospital, Altoona, on C. R. ANTHONY, President. ninety-nine men.

The sermon will be in line with the song. BISHOP McCORT APPEALS FOR EUROPEAN CHILDREN Passenger Trainmaster John Keiser Thursday and is improving nicely now of the Pittsburg division calls atten native of Cool Spring, until a year ago, when he moved to Bellwood, Blair county, and opened a grocery he had served as pastoiof the Christian Church at this place for over nine years. His store being destroyed by ire last fall, Rev. Hoffman returned to this place and conducted xa small grocery until he became ill. His wife who was Miss Nettie Hinebaugh, sur tion to the alleged practice on.

certain A little girl came this week to the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Howe, SIMPSON REVIVAL MEETING HAS A SPLENDID INTEREST Rev. J. Max Lantz preathed a strong sermon last evening at Simpson Methodist Episcopal chureh on "New Birth," telling the old, old story of the visit of Kicodemus to the Christ in a manner that held the close attention of his large audience throughout the discourse.

He emphasized the need of the spiritual birth in an impressive way and urged that all receive it The services were inspiring. The music under -direction of Prof. Roland Distributor for the following portions ot uie roaa oi trainmen con South Third Congratulations gregating in the wash room of sleep. counties: Blair, Huntingdon, are in order. ing cars and indulging in loud talk Pursuant to the appeal from the Rt Some men are successful Private sale of household furniture at residence of John J.

Swires, 520 Center, Clearfield, Cambria, Bed ing, to the annoyance of passengers, vives. Funeral services will be held at and many wonder why. Most of the late ford and Somerset for an Automobile device just patented. Must be a live man with some Main street, beginning Monday, Janu ary 10. GUARD TROOPERS these men owe their success to the habit of Systematic Saving.

n.nnwn.vn was read at mass last Sund.iv fnnrta Mifflintown, sustained contusions of Hunter, with Mrs. Emil Reith at the jaao. siBin th relief of th stflrvine. ph.Mrr, the lower part of the back at 6:30 o' organ, is full of vim and the alter ser vices are strong with the power of cash. Every automobile owner Tohnw reenter debased! died at of EYope and in tid ot th9 desOtute clock yesterday morning when he step-715 ktMitVeMwMlb'-lfei thrOU8h a looking last evening at tne nume ui uci varimis rnnprAmtt nne at next prayer.

Service this evening to which all who can come are invited. a buyer. If you want to make SIGN PAYROLL giUghterrr Sunday Have. You formed that habit? You'll never find a better time to start: Join the Lincoln Deposit and Trust Company 1921 He was treated by Dr. R.

Z. Crawford 314 Twenty-third avenue, of diseases The bishftn'slsn mnrto rf money call at Altamoni Hotel, of Mifflin, ask for Mr. A. Smith. incident to old ago.

She was born in one offered in fc Bedford county. Jan. l.M4a was reUef the oM countrleg th married to John Carpenter July 3, communicants of Irish birth and des- (Continued from' page 1) William Elmer, superintendent of the Middle division, calls attention to the decided falling off in railroad traffic UNION BARBERS NOT TO LOWER HAIRCUT PRICE Christmas Banking Club today. i7t. is survivea oy one uauea--r.

i cent receive the sacriment by Holy pine campaign, -the Mexican border NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE una siaies mat it is essenual that a up. aj- I VJUIIlIl.UIliUIl, and a Distinguished Service Cross substantial reduction be made in the January operating expenses. He points member of the A E. F. in the World war, who won his lieutenancy through gallantry; announced his HOME GUABDS The Home nf th.

rvutt. out the importance of -fuel conservation and asks employes to be careful lieutenant that his enlistment is about Avenue Methodist Episcopal church of tne 8peed of trains to be careful to expire and that he will immediately grindchiiaren ana tnree great grana-children. Funeral services wiH be held at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Alloway, Saturday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Interment in Greenwood cemetery.

MICHAEL IMLEB Bedford, Jan. 6. After an illness of several months duration, Michael Im-ler. a well-known Bedford township church will meet at 4 o'clock this after. COAL Owners of teams and trucks can pro-" re-enlist Following the in handling to prevent partings.

Strict compliance with the firing instructions noon at the home of Miss Emily Oburn, Lieutenant Lightner enlisted in the new-formed Company G. as a private, 701 Seventh avenue. The truards am and care of the fires, with as much cure Bens Creek soft coal at Altoona. Phone 738 or 225-9X. (Bell phones.) all wanted at the meeting.

conservation as possible in lighting but has since again risen to the posi ALTOONA GYMNASIUM The Monday afternoon class of instruction for ladies will meet at 3:15 1 instead of 2:30. All other classes have again resumed their regular schedules. E. C. BR00MER, President Your religion will have joy in it if it is the real article.

You're welcome at the Evangelistic HAHMAN BROS. tion of sergeant farmer, passed away yesterday after-1 I TTniyinA 197 4 I noon at his home near Imlertown. He all at home, as well as several brothers' j. Carey and Conductor A West hart was aged about 50yearsand is surviv- and sisters. He was a member of the.Wotars derail 7-05 ed by two sisters, Mrs.

Christopher Dl 1 DEAtTof Ag rWTT nesday ht while shifting at WH on the No. 1 track in the classification Union barber shops in Altoona will not decrease any of the prices in vogue. This was decided at a largely attended joint meet of master and journeymen barbers held last night in the Union rooms. The agreement to maintain the present prices was unanimous. A great majority of the shoes in the ty are members of the union and thei it is but few that have cut prices.

The union men contend that as long as the prices of the necessities of life remain as high it is impossible to make a decrease in the cost of work done by them. The meeting was the largest held by the men and thera was considerable discussion before it was decided that the present prices should be continued for a time. It-was argued that there has been no decrease in the price of tools and of the various things they use and in, some instances the cast has increased recently. Elizabeth, infant daughter of bert of Bedford township, and Miss Leah Imler, with whom deceased made his home. Funeral services will be E.

and Elizabeth Feterman. of North Bell-1 Vh pe aU "T8 de raUed. The track was damaged but was THE POPULAR tm VICTBOLA We have five of them In American Walnut finish. You can buy one of these genuine Victor Victrolas on most tempting terms of payment. F.

A. WINTER ft SON 1415 11th' Avenue. -Altoona's Music House. held Saturday in the Pleasant Hill Re- wood, died Wednesday morning at the w.in..j. I Call 866-X for ashes hauling repaired at 11:59.

formed church near imlertown, tne parental nome, death being caused by Rev. Mr. Borger of Osterburg officiat- pneumonia. Shewas born August 28, and light hauling, Services of Simpson Methodist Sixth avenue and Twenty-third street, Rev, J. Max SALTAGE WATER PIPE Highway department men' have be- The Eleventh Avenne Barber 1920.

The funeral 'services 'will be held from the parental tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be made in Logan Valley cemetery. Ing. Interment in the cemetery adjoining. HAEET B.

WILSOX Everett. Jan. 6. The body of Harry gun the salvaging of about 400 feet of water pipe in Cherry This is MaJn nAnflvlA 1 B. Wilson, an undertaker of this place, Shop is no longer affeliated with organized labor and is therefore HERE AT LAST The records, "Afargie," "Nightingale," The remains of Michael Tlernan.

i.1" y-J 01 who passed away yesterday in the Western Maryland hospital, Cumber- former Hollidaysburg resident have i "X'il "Lce Lantz, pastor; Prof. Roland Hunter, musical director and Mrs. Emil Reith, organist. Come and bring a friend. "Whispering," "In the Vfc k.v mm til UlUCi land, after an illness of several weeks, 'been brought to Altoona and funeral that a new and lapr nT mav oDiir, frnm nn oneration for irall- i services will be held tnmormw mnmin lnat neW ana larRer One may resulting from an operation for gall- i services will be held tomorrow mornine.

be placed. Too Late to Classify stones, was brought to his home here with requnem mass in St. John's church todav: The funeral will be held in the cortege to leave the house at 8:45. the Catholic church in Broad Top Interment will be made in St. John's Dusk," and several by the famous London Military and His Majesty's Scots Guards bands.

Stop and hear them. James L. Hatch Music House, 1100 Thirteenth avenue, opposite post office. We will also exchange your old records, whether disc or cylindrical, and also your player piano rolls, and considered 1 1 Sec. Local J.B.I.U.

of A. FLOUR r- FEED i USE FLA TO ANI UnT.F.R'S BLUB RIBBON T0FB -Hay. grain, hen food and mill feed. ADLER BROS. tk Ave.

and 81st St. IUITPiom ISt from which place Mr. Wilson came to ALLEY SEWER STARTED. The work of constructing the sewer in Tenth alley, between. Twenty-third and Twnty-f ourth streets, has been AT LIBERTY Genuine Hawaiian Troupe, high clas orchestra and cabaret gingers and entertainers will consi.ler work for The funeral of Charles C.

Baker will Everett 'about three years ago, ana in GARMAN C0ALV Sold at Juniata siding, $5.50 per ton; delivered, $7.00. fell Phone 4197-M, terment made at that place on Satur be held at his late residence, 1303 Eighth street, tomorrow afternoon at 3 dance. r-' rooms, dining rooms, no o'clock. Interment will be made in being made. This jeb is being done only charge you 10 cents i additional for telo and priTate A.Mress M0 J' 1 i tj I Eleventh aveane.

Phone 3978 Tom is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Rose Hamoh. Manager. Wilson, five daughters and two eons. Fairyiew cemetery.

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