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THE SCRANTON TIMES. OCTOBER 31, 1928. 4T ii "Pfll'nrnnVff 'IPC DBftCSLXnllC Uons are remarkably stable and pros II" wnm I lUiDtf niU. I HUM UtWuil. perous, and that the foundation for this prosperity is securely established MIIESOFUFE business conditions 1 gepsrally as being" In a better state thai a year Vs-! f-- In view of this, Mr, Coolldge confident thatUx return for.

the current -year will'bs large enough to wipe out the $100,000,000 deficit which had been" estimated by Heart June ms ffjsiit ccsiik Washington, Oct SI W). President Coolldge holds that buslneww condl- because it can not be shaken by the presidential campaign now in progress. Both imports and exports have represented to him aa keeping un and his defense and 'said lie-did not believe the stats could prove premeditated killing. "Irrespective of whether or not the girl's story was true," said the attorney, "if it was "communicated to the defendant, the story as told would produce temporary Insanity. No Jury In the world will convict this man." Mrs.

Farrugio is almost prostrated. She does not understand why ber husband is In jail. From her point of view, he did nothing-but what any self-respecting Sicilian would have done under the circumstances. i AasociaHs1 Pr) Hfh Ysrk If Robert Randolph 4ltiMr of good moral hablta at fort -rears of ajw. 1 married and tores, throughout Germany, sent ihia radio message to Terhune aboard the dirigible: "Offer you Immediate job.

Wireless your terms and time of arrival." The world famed Hagenback menagerie at Hamburg also sent Terhune a wlriesa message offering him a position. The message stated that In view of his having shown exceptional courage he would be given employment as a trainer of wild animals. JES8ICA TO WED AGAIN London, Oct. 31 was made today In the press that the Countess of tb.9 former Jessica Brown, 'who divorced Lord Northesk recently, in Scotland, will shortly marry Vivian Cornelius, son of Percy Cornelius, of Wlndle-sham, Surrey. OFFEil STOm JOBS WITH SERKMCOKCERNS Berlin, Qct, Jl M).

Clarence Ter-hune, American boy stowaway on the airliner Graf Zeppelin, will receive a hearty welcome to Germany and can have a Job If he wants one. He will not be subjected to molestation by the police whether he receives a temporary passport or not. The Wurttemberg minister of Interior advised the Friedrichshafen airport officials today: "Treat the "blind' passenger in the most loyal manner possible." The Leonhard Tieu company which owns a chain of department ennaren, i wi on wuw ,1 e. hi a S.004,00 mate, rua New Tork, Oct. $1.

The "unwritten law," temporary Insanity, and the traditions of Sicily will constitute the defense of Joseph Farrugtn, who is in the county jail at Freehald. N. charged with the murder of Harold Johnston, Neptune High school football star. Farrugio's six-, teen-year-old daughter, Marianne, charges that Harold wronged her. John R.

Phillips, attorney for Fairuglo, yesterday told of plans for AtMr1! will bo provides. He Is now Eventually It may be difficult to make caskets' expensive-enough for gangsters who have been "bumped off." Des Moines Tribune-Capital. Do You Want More Goods Roads For Lackawanna County? i i Certainly You Do Then VOTE YES oad For Better Roads Vote YES on election day, v-i Tuesday, November 6th, to amendment No. 9. LeVs have more HIGHWAYS You will have an opportunity to help Lackawanna County and territory adjacent, to have more completed and better highways by voting on November 6th, for Amendment No.

9. It's the duty of every motorist to get behind this great constructive movement. Vote YES Incorporated n8i30 AdamsAvenue yM Old. If at forty U1mmonl, prodigal improvident ur nnarried wlU get only $12,600 Caw bridge. Maw.

Nearly half you pay lor food due to the at ot handling It on the way to you. tacfc Is the conclusion of a survey ttf "Harvard's bureau of business re-Jacarch, Htm York Whether not Alfred Umlth reside In Washington it yajT, be will be entitled to receive r.Wtf annually or $80,000 outright tWm the ataffe of New York. He will Ufibie lor a contributory pension. "an Juaiv Voter' thumbprint will 9m. taken next Tuesday.

If there In notwithstanding p-utlon, ft won't make any differ- lane ao far as Hoover and Smith are Porto Rlcans won vote 1 Tor "president. le'Naw York A total of somMhins fcfrWJUrt $350,000,000 cash will be rtls- in the- next few days, representing' corporation dividends and Interest. The total 1 unusually larsfe. Payment for the Nov. 1 -rlotf ordinarily are the smallest of the JStorra, Conn.

AmonR the prize-Vlnning hens In a contest conducted rf Connecticut Agricultural college Is one which laid 314 eggs In S3 riuys smtwIthatandinK a broken leg which Was kept In a cast twenty-seven days. New York Ability to make people lsweh can brin great financial returns. Sam Bernard, comedian, left an estate appraised at 7S0.73S". Nw York A woman Judge is to kelp pass on a woman's riKbts questions brought up by Ganna Walhka ta litigation asrainst payment of inrifT on gems. Three Justices of the custom court.

Including Genevieve R. Clin, will consider the appeaL i Loa Anoalss Once i enougli for( Clair Windsor of the screen. Having obtained divorce from Bert Ly- tefi, actor, she says: "There'll be no new love in my life." New York Prince Gregory Gara- i -tin, of Russia, reputed to have been 1 arrested once in Berlin for kidnapping Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. is employed aa a. manager by a West.

Chester county hunt club. After ten years he has been reunited with his sister, Princess Sofia tiargarin, artist, who after living the life of a peasant In exile, has coma to the United Slates to live. BOSSY MUST FINISH TERM Salem. Mass, Oct Jl CP). Andrew J.

(Bossy) GtlUa, mayor of Newbury, port, who la serving a two-months' sentence in the Salem Jail, will not foe released before the expiration of bis term, it was decided yesterday by District Attorney William O. Clark nd Probation Officer Charles A. Ctelllsbury. TO AMENDMENT NO. 9 AT THE GENERAL ELECTION This is the State's $50,000,000 Good Roads Bond Issue.

If are to get any more good roads in Lackawanna County during the next Jive years, this issue simply must go through. If it is successful several hundred miles of new construction will be carried on throughout the next five years, a goodly portion of which will come to Lackawanna County. Do not run the risk of losing this by failing to vote yes to Amendment No. 9. The Lackawanna Motor Club, an organization of 11,000 members, is working continually the year around for good highways throughout this section of the state.

This is an opportunity for you to do your part and help to put across this really important issue in the interest of good roads. Dining. in the Modern Way OU will like the Jermyn's superb i service and the choice of tempting, appetizing foods representing the finest xam pies of culinary art. Whether partaking of breakfast, luncheon or dinner at Hotel Jermyn you will find the event as delightfully satisfying as the surroundings are resl-fully "artistic. ZENKE TO EAT 204 PENN AVENUE Cafeteria Service Those seeking the out-of-the-ordi-nary cafeteria service will find the same high food standards maintained in the Jermyn Cafeteria, as provided in the main restaurant.

Lackawanna Motor Club OF NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA 429 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Affiliated With The Pennsylvania Motor Federation and American Automobile Association. HOTEL JERMYN 'Set anions jfinesfJfo(eC VOTE YES TO AMENDMENT NO. 9 At the General Election and Get Better Roads For Lackawanna County STATE'S INVESTMENTS llarrisburg, Oct. 31.

The common wealth now holds investments Arthur P. Townsend, tha budget secretary, announced today. The total la an Increase of More than $18,000,000 over that of June 1. 1827. NEW YORK JUDGE RESIGNS.

New York, Oct. II 0. The resignation of Jeremiah T. Mahoney as a justice of the supreme court was announced yesterday, to take effect No- member 14. He will resume, tha practice, of law.

He was appointed to the bench 1b January, IK J. J. SCH AFFE "One of Pennsylvania's Finest Hotels1 Lackawanna County Needs More Good Roads Bond-Built Highways Pay Largest Dbif mis "1 Vote We all admit that Lackawanna county needs more good roads. The surest way for us to get these good roads is for the $50,000,000 "Good Roads Bond Issue, which, appears as Amendment No. 9 on the ballot, to pass bya large majority.

If it passes, between 500 and 600 miles of new construction will be carried on throughout the next five years, and Lackawanna -county will get its share. to this amendment and get better highways for our county. Packard Standard Eight A Luxurious Motor Car Priced From $2435 to $2835 At th Factory Drive a Packard arid know riding and driving comfort beyond your highest expectations. Ask the Man Who Owns One Hotel Casey SCRANTON, PA. Motorists from all over the country make this famous Hotel their stopping place in Scranton, attracted by the fame of its cuisine, its genuine hospitality and moderate prices.

'400 Rooms-350 With Bath Attached Absolutely Fireproof to on the Ballot AmeninentN0 and Get Finest Cafeteria In Northeastern Pennsylvania Lackawanna Automobile Co. Distributors Wyoming Ave. At Vine St Better Highways For Phone 2-3251 Scranton, Pa. iuwiuuwhimmwwiliiww aarw Vote "Yes" For Amendment No. 9 Good Roads Bond Iisue The By-Ways.