Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 11

PAGE ELEVEN. frtoRNINQ SATURDAY; NOVEMBER 30, 1912. FOUND BARN ARMISTICE POSSIBLE Greater Altoona's Greatest Clothing Store Here Is the Advertisement You TROLLEY SCHOOL CONDUCTEO. Moving Pictures to be Shown School Children' to Guard Against Accidents. The Altoona and Logan Valley Electric Railway company conducted sessions of school for its employes in the Elks" home yesterday morning and -Two hundred me ELKS' LODGE OF SORROW (Continued from page 1) 3ULL 0F LOOT Have JBeeii Looking For Constantinople Reports Discovery Which Follow ed Finding of a List of Goods Veber, treasurer.

Joseph H. But ler, tyier; J. Cornmesser, esquire; A. Grauer. inner Thaddeua attended the meeting in the morning and an equal number were present at the evening session.

In addition there were a number of citizens in attendance to hear the instruo-tions given the men. F. D. Hain, superintendent; of construction. Jn a clear and pointed Likelihood of Negotiations Being Successful 1 NEWS OF THE FISHTISG "U'eTzIer, chaplain; C.

A. Vlachos, or And Here Are the Details That No One With Even the Slightest Inclination Toward Economy Can Neglect ganist; L. Baldrige and. Stahl, itrustees; H. R.

Fa FOUR MEN 'UNDER ARREST manner explained the workings musical, director:" Since'the," Institution, of the lodge death thirty-Seven members and tomorrow afternoon fitting tribute will be paid' to their memory Their If Yom Want a Suit or Overcoat That Has All the Quality, All the Styie and the Value of a $20 $22.50 Suit and Overcoat, See the Ones We Are Selling at names: Robert Shank, Emory Chicago. November 29. Arrest today of four men said to' be members of a gang of robbers resulted In the discovery in a barn of loot consisting of automobiles, motorcycles, bales of cloth, leather and general merchandise, -said to have been stolen in Loudon, George D. Bechtel. H.

the electrical signal system and In addition explained in detail their mechanical construction. Master Mechanic V7 -H. Rushton explained the mechanical construction of the cars and the right of way for their operation. He also pointed out to them ways to combat witU petty trouble when it was tered in the operation of cars. Thomas H.

Greevy. attorney for Keller. M. M. McNeil, D.

Conch. London, November 29. Constantinople tonight reports the probability of a fortnights armistice being signed Sunday by the peace plenipotentiaries who are negotiating for. a cessation of hostilities between tie Turks and the allies. From the Bulgarian side there has bees no news today concerning the peace negotiations except the vague statement that they -are-making- satisfactory Epright, Silas Frampton, N.

L. Baker. George F. Streit, William i-raids oa freight Grauer, Charles L. Miller, P.

H. SUITS are of strictly all wool Blue Serge, plain or also newest mix- tures, Scotch Cheviots and Worsteds latest models OVERCOATS are three-quarter and full length, fancy Rough Friezes; also Black and Grey Kers.eys and Beavers made with convertible collars. the-company. In an. address clted T.

M. Meek, William H. Slep. H. H.

Foutz. James John TT A H. Joseph Car--lin, T. A. A.

Rohrer, the rights of the people and those the company and explained when tne The "men in custody are Dr. Edward B. Stalhuttee, alias "Doc" Faul-ly, alias BismarckT stalhutte, Dr. Nicholas H. Kern;" Joseph Todd end Remys Doughy.

arrests are expected. What js believed; to be a complete list Of the stolen was found Nothing has transpired astowheth 11 er tbevproposed armistice-will affect David Koch. Martin Bell, -Lels- the whole field of war operations 0r- ''im Bhellenberger, Or the -TchataliH lines. in-b tne Tcnatam lines only -Fergtisonr E. by a matron.

-in- the stocking and conductors and explained how News received here of the- of -entire divisions of reserves to the Bulgarians in the Madcey, A. Paisley V. F. J-Campbell, S. Piper and A.

Malloy. I they should have acted In tne varl- Or If $15 is a bit too high and you want something lower in price, see the Suits and Overcoats, values up to $18, selling for The memorial, will open the neighborhood of pemorica, a short distance south of Adianople after severe fighting, shows there 'are stiil rendition, of the archi'In Membr- oils "cases stated. vw announcement, was madeyes-' terday by the company that in the near future -a campaign- of education among school children would belu- large isolated bodies of TWKish lum," by- an orchestra, followed 'by the-einging of "Lead -Kindly by an-oGtelte and a Sprayer by troops unaccounted tor wmcn must with -a view to lesseninz $15to $45 Men's Fur and Fur Lined Overcoats, also Overcoats made with Persian and Astra-hkan dollars and cuffs made extra heavy Dr. Wagner; pastor- of th- Sec- Special be considered an arni-jthe cnances for accidents on thff istjce. The.

allies said to have 3treets or- tne cjty. jhe American large numbers of men who are pro-1 Railwavs' omnanv. owner of tha en-Lutheran church. -The octette wilF render -'-'d Jod of God- ot ot a woman taken with the men. It is alleged that automobiles stolen by the gang were" traced to.

a farmer at Thawville, Ills. xno disposed of cars shipped to -'-Detectives nave i already covered $10,000 worth of 'stolen property, following revelations hi Todd who led them to a ware where great quantities were lying preparatory to being put up auction. Todd's statements relative to the wholesale hauling of gpodsMead the police to believe that the robbers worked in two and vthat the working of one gang were secret from the other that one. part, of 4he gang did the stealing -while the others disposed sof the that one man directed operations. reeding in Greek transports from the i r03d.

will send lecturers to the city rfulf either for Gallipoli ro address the children and peninsula, which separates the. Dar 'to make the addresses more im- after--Which--the opesing vere-niohiesi will be-cenducted -the rolV of-the deceased members, will be -ealled -fol-lo-ed- sfrigltig and Sighins- Shall- -Flee Away1-" 'by-'? the Remarkable Values Are Here in Boys' Clothes Boys' Grey Chinchilla Reefer Coats, made to button close up to 9 A ires will be danelles- from theAegean sea. or t- pressive moving pictu join Ofer- allied army atTcnatalia. No telling of accic accidents and the all wool material, sizes 3 to 9, usflal $5, values, sell for 7U octette: and the cbijcliision? the manner in which they might- have been avoided. 1 A SHROUD OF MYSTERY, newsies oeen received concerning these transports as yet, "and the disposal of 'the men they: carrv in- event an armistice -is' arranged, wouid pre- operiltffif- ceremonies ftnd -a prayer by Chaplain Tfladdeua-'-Wetfler.

sent, stome -difficultv -Edwin- M. distner deputy eind exalted rulerr ft'ill deliver the Boys Corduroy Suits, Norfolk jacket style, fine soft rib- ft AA bed, sell for WUU Boys $5 and $6 Overcoats made with" convertible collar, (M AO made extra long, sell for wu 70 eulogy- of -the-idead, paying Although -it-is-no' yet safe to as- i- East Siders Wondering How a Horse is in sight- Fell Between Team and Wagon. tile fact that the negotiations con- Sixth warders are trying in vain to tinue at Baghtche and that apparent- solve a mystery that found birth this tribute to'-4hbse who. have-TDaBssd to thfrfr -'-reward durins theaBt year. WtHttemct--t3-Start Mills.

Pittsburg, November 29. The Carnegie Steel, company at Homestead find Braddock, it is said will attempt to start all works in the various mills late employing alleged ly no definite time limit has Deen n.v week at the corner of Margaret ave followed- by Augustus ed asto the duration of the existing in--the-Tendition cf a- baritone- solo' enti tied Satriflce of THE FEBB BENBMEIM CO. New Golden Eagle, Eleventh Ave. at Thirteenth St. bu-me-oreagers to operate the trains.

A feeling of uneasiness developed to- nue and Nineteenth street. A scavenger's wagon, drawn by a two-horse team, was suddenly discovered by a pedestrian to have been stopped in its onward path by a horse that had fallen between the team and the wagon, under the shaft. How in the name of all that is sweet, sour or suspension ---flosttlities tends toward tie belief that a peacefu solution of the trouble is. approaching. There were no fresh developments "today concerning the proposed con-, ference between the.

powers on the Balkan situation or concerning fhe mguc, as inousands of "othXr men topcea out of work by the strike of trainmen, are undecided. Tear? William' Swoope. esqv of Clearfield, will -theti be introduced the oration of. the. day.

services will conclude 'with the singing of 'Heard 'the Voice of Jesus-Say" by octette, -the closing exerotees- by "the -lodge the singing of toe. doxology by the lodge" and audience and the benediction by Revp Efnest" Roedel D. D. The mills were operating tonight dtiDute between Austria and bervia otherwise that horse manaeed to fall PENNSY REWARDS BOY. wvse io capacity, claimed; Twenty out of thirty-five trains -were as lo.t&e.

occupation, by the latter coicntocoLa the beisg. operated -at Homestead while where it did, nobody seems to know. The driver was too to 3ell and nobody in the crowd of 200 spec-tatars- who suddenly gathered- seem Willfaw Stanley Found and Reported ENLARGEMENT OF THE MERCY. were nine out -or tnirty-flve trahis working -in "the Braddock mills Broken Rail at Klttanmng Point. "William Stanley, aged 12 years, a GOT THE MONEY.

xub atuiuue or tne employes of the union railroad, over, which pro- eon ot Mr. and A. J. Stanley, of Ktttannlng--Point, yesterday received Architects'-Plans for' Increasing the New. Hospital Are Presented to the, Directors," Charles Said Have Passed from a -Pennsylvania Railroad com- uuus companies are hauled afTeT leaving the mills, probably will ed-to have seen the --The horse under the shaft -was without harness.

It -was absolutely helpless. -After fussing around -for- a time, the driver realized that the only ay -to -extricate the fallen -animal was for him to unhitch histeam. After his horses had been" freed, the of $20. a' 'check for-the sura uemaue Known. tomorrow.

WILL" RECOVER. Several sets of architectural It became known last evening, havej been presented to the 5Jercy hospi-1 tal board of trustees by the staff, committee that is boominztne en-1 Sirth- ward. has been playing a tie- If "jdered the company at tanning hiA Bli to- ts Point on October-21 when he dtecov- ft si-Wa' trt.ered ia'-; broken rail on one of the agon was backed away from the irma Shire, Shot by Exploding stave, larsement. of the- institution. ThsL animal and.

then hit iafisftd: four valudesi caeckSTe-1 tracks- rounding the. Horseshoe Curve cesav when: lie dll hot: have one -a he Ms from his i ueo.iareer...ggt of. Oanoer, Irma was shot home to the post office He reported iu -mo auuamen oy-a piece-of iron sent flying by an, exploding stove on boaAf because it- "is'crowd had great difficulty putting-tire -its feet. ticn. from.

the. t'ite legislature at jne supposition js that the horse c-jrhiirg -session ir.tr- some directors' -j, become loose from a nearby object to a de fin Uiove Imtf! after and had fallen. The driver the. The installation possibly asleep and bis horses solitary: mill ithe In he. is -with non-support of hia-wife and two children.

Heis now renosInK behind walls "of lis discovery to Miss Miller, the telegraph, operator and Mr. Stevens, the in' the tower at the Point in time prevent an accident. Monday, was declared out of danger at the Altoona hospital." evening. She lives with, her grandparents five of netf'hea at tne nosspi-; aot 6top steeped over-ihe4 The- boy act reached the ears or -ncac vi ana tne explosion caused by a. djniamite cap that had been accidentally thrown tn the fire.

There as danger, at first, of her wound, becoming coaipii- Genera Superintendent R. L. O'Don-nell, of the Western Pennsylvania division, who promptly recommended the- Jad for a reward for his alert-assfc' in time of danger. Supervisor George Ehrenfeld, of Gallitzin, yesterday delivered the reward to the bey. It was a check and across the check was written "For promptly reporting broken rail discovered-October 21, 1912.

on track H'AV'i-SELE'OTED OFFICERS. the Blair, counjy anjd vwill be Monday. The eheeksv. -passed Tepresent 4 total value of $36, It is said, and tha alleged victims-are: John-, the-grocen Nineteeth 6treetr Ed, Kottmafl-. proprietor the -between- j'inth aHd '-T-enth- and Dk.

David Haagep, of -'Seventeenth street. t'. Haagen brought, the' first suit. IrviHwas haled -into the' alderman's "court and 'settled case by making thei less "The.Modre and Kott-mah it" axe 'At in Ore recent, and prfson'et has penn School Civic League Committee tglihaS-' alacBi- -5c6iRplet39, ts6a- nag. The driver noticed'thV bul-it: is -certain that- ae aiore ia- situation when he woke up, just Jn provements- will be added until -Text tjme t0 avoid running oyer.

the fallen spriii to- enlarge the; hosj But, ihis is merely- suppositionj; the pita! 'mudi con6ide.rat.ion mystery is unsolved. One of the men lasTpTrng'aJid At first it wjj0 happened, along wTien. the onrse ierect tlO.OOft'j iva'g down' was super Jn-. winV.at the. thenlit was thougntj tnden-t.

of schools, who, when seen that-the" p'resenT building shcuH U11-; yesterday by a Tribune reporter, jeri-rlefgd chSSges the third i fled ttbry. which had been spread enlarging 'liej per that section of the cify, lut insfirutioh ere then advance! which was not accepted as the ttylh. Drawings of all have been complied; and ari now before the board. JTALIAN AFRAID OF GUN. An enlargement plan that has met i with much approval would make the! Philip DeGlamo Insisted on Jacob Mmm nnliVa other Bjair count r- Nicewonoer Going to Jail, S- to i uc uqnuuaung -committee appointed 'tr ihe meeting of the Penn jecently.

when the Bring Music Into Your Life Brin music into your life- the best music social centre movement was launched in the Second ward, has complet FIVE-AREINJURED. Workmen Met With Various Mishaps In P. R. R. Shops Yesterday.

The following- Pennsylvania railroad shopmen and yard workmen ed its iwork and is ready to report not yet been called the' court next Tuesday evening. John H. Root, president of the late Second Ward Civic association, which abolish in them. He will be In these "Charges. whenMcpmes up Mon.d"a; The of "preferred by -hfs wife, Bertha.

irvin was arrested yesterday;" He geems ed itself in. the social centre were treated TnThe "Altoona hospital dlapehfeary yesterday; Brany, of -808 Chestnut a ve-' nue, who had a piece of steel in his' hospital. It ias been proposed Philip DeGiamo, an Italian, and to add to the present buildins. but Jacob Niceonger, a young American, to erect indin'duartJuirdlngs" tne Past eeks have been em-cd and to connect them with the P'Oyed on the work of building the present building -should" be used mere-' Juniata reservoir in Homer's Gap lv as an administration building- ot alonS nicely until certain that the hosnital is desiin-: day when a quarrel cropped up over movement, is chairman of the nominating committee. to have made no- effort- to lea ve'j STRUCK BY CAR.

i ne injury was slight. Moore of. -1502 Thirteenth street, whose -left shoulder was con rri tn erow zfeatlv. nd it has options something. Nicewonger allegls that Uakc JK-orris.

5, Saved by Patent tused- oy' -some falling lumber. A skid Pbliet-. Station Burns: 'was arrested -'-at the '-'STOropem'es 'ii CJames DeGlam.o brother of Philip De-dUionferefssfiii much, unoccu- violently attacked him with; a -pied space the present -grounds." idub-and that he put a is renri aiwavs'bis pocket to protect himself. local. passenger; station at 7.J0 o'clock last evening Railroad Officer Casey on the.

charge'-of being-drunK played In trie test way. See wKat a wonderful effect it will have along the lines of educating your children musically See how different it seems to come back at night to a home where there's music waiting for you, Drive tk cares of the day away back where they cam from with the Apollo Player Piano. YouTl never really appreciate how good player piano iriusic.itftf be until you hear the Apollo. It is impossible to Setter human playing but the Apollo ranks with the foremost pianists of the world in its rendition of piano musicv And every bit of expression is under your absolute control. The Apollo gives you a A outlet for every feeling, every emotion and will live up to every musical ideal you ye ever set.

m' 'ii Li j.j'. A 11 1U -has)' Philip found it out and brought suit fyfl. -Tt'- 'isfiHed. nowV Tcere and disorderly. He was makjng him.

hiiw-sn-vinr'h-rtenianrl fnr against him betore Alderman Leake Jake Korris, aged 5, of 734 Eleventh avenue, was knocked down by street car" Xo." 134 at Eleventh avenue and Ninth street yesterday, and sustained a contusion" of the right knee, "which was treated 'in the Altoona hospital dispensary. He was saved a patent fender. Firemen Hold Dance." The XltooKa Volunteer Firemen's -wiri ipace as -W pWvat roomsJ case -nag heard lasf nigbt. Altoona people ire. becoming convinc-i Nscewongef that he Carried erl 'tbat-it tn "handle Sm and stated that he did so.

broke-' wnile- he -w-as- unloading boards ami Isorae of -the lumber fell on him. Jacob Werner, of Fifth avenue, whose' left ear was cut by a spring 'rigging; when he was working in the-pit- at No. -2 erecting shop. Foorr of 300 East Walnut avenue, whoaf left, hip was contused when he was struck b7-a- cap while, he. working at the east bound repair track.

Fred Stonebraker, of 603. Eighth who had. an infected finger. He was struck by a falling block several, days ago. sell obnoxious about the depot when the officer tookliTm Jnto custody.

He was' locked Op for h6armgifl police court Jhis- evening. i to protect himself. The alderman" passible, in iangerous illness, a hosiiilaK Constantine and- Antonio Grantofsky; two "Slavs, were' "out to jthen read the law on carrying eon-tcleaed weapons to the defendant' and remarked that" it might be teli for association inaugurated the winter's WHISKY FOR A HAMMER. gether yesterday afternoon and about otners to take need. Lnorts yere clock they Came together in a fight ori Bridge "street above' Eleventh Italia Used" Flask' to Break Top cf made to get the case settled Store-Showcase.

-Glamo saul that he was lfraij" A j9 use-for- a bottle of whisky Nicewonger and wanted to see. him Cernerman Sherlock took AT BEDSIDES. the pair, into ijustody before tbev social season by holding a in the hall "in the McCrory building, avenue above' Thirteenth' Btreet; It -was- for Mie members "and. "their-friends." was'an enjoyable "affair. and was well attended.

Paxson's the could do much dajnage to each oth vr-T ramt xirem recently co to jail. Mcewonger could not with Iryou already have a piano or don feel like making tfu investment all at once, we'll take care of that. to Messrs. Miller and Hickey Go er. In-police court, last evening-the.

rormer was nned f2.sd and the Jatter Vlsrt Their Wives Who Were Hurt In Glen Loph Wreck. of 2016 Eighth ave- -rr-j -00- dOKu uriuic Aiuui nim 1 nirnisn nan tor. court ana com- why he mil ted to jail to await trial. J- -plan-. CarelH--weftt into -the cigar store I Important Notice to the Members of '-eT-yFfaak fourteenth street Verandah Lodge No.

532, I. 0. 6, F. between All members are requested to.be end struck -the a-beVeied-edge present at the meeting on -Monday Russell: vouns fellow hiue, and' his John Hickey, a 114 4 -1 m.j j. ---1 Ai- hailing frpm the yicmitr.

(ft Everett, was taken into custody'by SDecial See the Apollo and get our proposition 4 at one and the same time. yporch Eros Inc. 1205 11th Street Altoona, Pa. Officer Bradley" yesterday morning at glass-case wHh-the -bottle of whisky. evening.

December 2. Business of im-. ju.rfu ociock at second avenue and r. Elect Members of-United -lodge. No.

174, Brotherhood-of Raiiroad Trainmen, December regular meeting' dfiyrat which;" time the aa-hual "Officers will be held. A good ts desired. 3IcGREGOR; Seeretarv. Second -atreetdii a warrant, from Everett "in tfhich Jhe i Ts chafged with seduction, Leo Gieneer. 114 refused to damage, ponance.

to every member will -be" -tH6uh iie'iwas flven- spveral days' Vtransacted. -fa4, -Tfien-Finer -sued In the By order Harry Minnick, G-coilrti4ast -RlgTit-'the case was-settled'- Attest: J. M. Gearhart, Rec. "Sectv." when the defendant paid V.

for the fctasa. and tS-cost's of prosecution. No Decision Yet Given, OeVJCE CAPTURED. of "arrived last and wilt tajce him back to. the Belford county town for trial.

Vi or iu( avenue, nave ix. ior Chester coonty. where they are at the'bedsides of their who were Injured in" the Pennsylvania, railroad wreck. at -Glen Lrch on Wednesday night, The Ja.iies are in the West Chester, hoppita'. It was stated at- the-" Miller home late 'last revening "no word was received locally yesterday of the women's-condition- Neither has any intelligence, conj.e.

when the injured Jadief will be brought home. The Philadelphia newspapers yesterday stated that. the. two- would be brought Alderman Hite. of the Ninth w'ard, has not yet announced his decision' Shopman is urt.

Of. 2422. Twelfth; in the case brought against two ltal Wilt- Meet -to Practice. The. children and Junior department of Lutheran Sunday scijotrl -are" requested to meet at the' chUTch afternoon at 2:30 odoclt pr-Christ ma s.

Xr. -1, -eat- of KM tower, per L. ians on the charge of selling liquor County Detective Spangler Arrests Oflie Orblsou Board, County 'James G. spans ler m. following Viip vice crusade ipetiagt when: a illegally in dance halls on fourth Agreeably Surprised.

and Mrs. C. TV. Burnett, of the Sixteenth street A. M.

E. church were agreeably surprised Thanksgiv ing morning by being made the re cipients of a substantial donation presented by the members and friends of the church. The donation consisted of money, groceries, fruits, choice candles and houaehold neces sities, for which Rev. and Mrs. Bur nett desire to thank the membvri and frtendn.

t-ra ke bar feJJ: jm jja -me be'r wh i 1 9 -wevrk. ittithe shop He -wa-s; treated; by Davis Eteet The announcement was- -to have been made-last night but was deferred. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED. E. 6.

Greene Ma Ro'u'nrfe'd "Out Twen-: ty-rjine Tears Elec.trjcal General Superintendent B. Greene, of the Pnn Central: Light and unpanyj itC'. celebrating Thanksgiving Day made it a double one apd celebrated the- twentv-ninth anniversary of entering ihe 1 I 1 1 I home either, Monday, and O'D'omte'l's lette-'-of authority, dated yesterday arrested OHie Orbison, the colored, proprietor of a Broall store and new-stand Eleventh avenue relatives here exptct them now November The parents ot pleasar -In exhibiting at-any. The women are not dangerously injured," according to all near Seventeenth street, on the charge of operating a gambling de accounts." miBmeeB. nn Began uis-career, tor the- LOOKED OVER PROPERTIES.

the. reward the -j; Initiated '-'Four. inltated at the meetmg Patriotic the P. of night. vice.

Orbison punch board at his place contrivance where a customer pushed out the slip of paper from a covered hole and the number It bore entitled the holder to some Frohslnn Dance Tonight. The Frohsinn Singing -society wti hold a dance in the hall, Ninth-avenue and Twelfth Btreet, for the nn arucie as a mere were no blanka so t.br letterine nn thn hnA tertainmeM. and enjoyment of thi Bellefonte Electr-ic-. Light comnahy and since then has advanced n-' til he; attained :p64.iU6n. At his.

home 2205. Second avenue Mr. Greene: entertained the company hbrwere' unable- to get to their "homes out-of-town for the day feast, His fatnily remembered, the 'they arrange Tor Its jpleasant celebration. '---iij 'K salesWdrnan urges us Do Out Christmas Shopping Early Ca see.ufe the best novelties, the freshfat much-kyer figures than obtainable the demand for certain articles increases the prices 'j shjt: prea for the girls the counters. PHafy'; Vy ork' ten hours if the stores keep vork -fourteen hours and when meirbern and viRiting friends.

D3nc- announced. Oxbiaon. gave bail for a Ig will be enjoyed from 9 lo 12 o'clock hearing last evening but the presence of District-Attorney. Pattereon being1 musio Hoov- desired it was postponed until next week." 'Thanksgiving Social, Salvation Army Major Takes Step in Movement to SecurevNew Bafldina Here. Major Withers, "of head gf -thr Salvation Army in this district, was fn Altoona yesterday and looked OverpereTal n.roperties.1witb Adjutant.

Melvln head: of the local spiritual and'relief department, for which it is expected, to secure a. per-manent A.4e.8njle decision about a property, was not reached. Cojonei. Evans, of Cleveland, 0.. will come, later on-, the.

tanw businea's. The -bomea- in the. spiritual and relief department must be paid for. by. the cfty -in; w'hjch they are- erected and pians'-'ar-e contemplated -for a whirl- Wilson Breathed Hamilton, iBrmudai.ispvember 23.

JVHsott breathed- easy again.loday ug politicians- ha.4 arrived the steamer from i New Yofltt only acquaintance, aniong passengers was Vilijara Bayard of steamer brought the pres-idetit-electra hrgft; CoveraQr Wllsc-it a-portioa of today riding -iuone -on- his bicvcl -Ofistmal coi-ffe? many of -theni are so tired and nerve'-rack- --wi-uiai aay -in oea ot joining 3 celebration -of lotYingly jcause' ellow human -being 'pain tyX.L PTR ESER VEy feAD." Sportsman: WHo" Ragged Sent "Head ta.TaxIdermlit, Avenue, Juniata; who rabbits, four squirrels and-a deerwhtle "he was bunting 7fn. "fhe neighborhood of Fort las'6 week, hag sent the head the "buo-k' a. Viinam port taxidermist "to' be mounted, "it is a four-prongei' A most enjoyable Thanksgiving cial was held at the home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Strausser. 131 High av.

enu'e, last evening by the Gordon Bible class of the First United Pres-byterjan church. After a brief business session, a fine musical program was rendered, also several good read ings. A dainty luncheon was thee served and enjoyed by all. and aftei a vote of thanks from the class fca the hostess, it adjourned. Good News for Mrs.

Klnsel. Chief of. police. yesterday was requested. to 'locate W.

Klnsel, formerly. Punxsutawney and now supposed to'reeide here, and. convey to her. heiva of importance to her. were' made to locate the woman yesternay" but they failed.

If tht -women, -in; the city she requested to communicate with Chief Tillard. cri-er i Ho a ien- a' girl of.ten a part of one the rive uppos.ecd enjoy :1 No Then- shop now! erai recenuon: and party, If j'eliahle hews read the 'Tribune. ing-campaign to. raise money here. action is ine tnawer -win come before several months..