Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 12

Full Day and Night Report of the Associated Press Full Central Press News and Pictures ilniiiTPn nnrTiinrn; I HIT llrtrvr nilllhnil ROYAL NEIGHBORS HOSPITAL CASES OWNSHIP DEATHS (LOGAN Thaw Reunion Rumored Again As Both Deny Charges Against Son UNIItUbKtlnKm IVII. HUKt UHUKUH nuiippu nlmtPATPn Mm rtQiiPniRATinN SCHOOLS ASSIGNED ULU un lu muluu uLuiuniiun Special Music By Members of Original Choir Feature of Sunday Service A very event to residents of Blue Knob and vicinity took place over the week-end, in connection with the dedicatory services ot the Mt. Hope Reformed church. Tho structure, recently completed, the old church? tvhich stood on the site for many years until destroyed by tire, a little more than a year ago. The services were in charge ot the Rev.

W. H. Miller, recently, electd pastor ot he oongregatiOiv and. opened with a. special meeting Saturday evening, at which the sermon was deliv-ered by the Rev.

O. H. Sensenig. On Sunday, three services took place, the church being crowded to capacity each, time. The morning congregation was addressed" by the Rev.

J. W. Meminger, D. of Lancaster, ldkjc shrdlu mfwypu hrdlu omfwvn Hugh Atlee, 16, of 1416 Eighteenth avenue, was treated the dispensary for a f.ncture ot the left forearm. Mrs.

Sarah DRvis, 53, ot 310 Third avenue, was treated for. an injury of me lett Knee. Paul Shirley, 24, of 901 Chestnut avenue, was treated for abrasipna.of me ngni ltg. Earl 2S. of 1209 Fifth ave nue, machinist employed the Penn- s.yivama, railroad company, was treated for a laceration of the chin, BRAKEMAN LOSES PART OF HAND UNDER ENGINE i umivcilinil, employed by the Pennsylvania rail- i-uau company, miraculously escaped instant death, when struck a glancing blow by a yard engine in the local yards yesterday morning.

Hoover, in an endeavor to escape injury, jumped from the tracks but lost his balance, iu tun nig- nis right hand under the wheels of the engine. He was admitted to the Altoona hospital yesterday at 10:30 A. M. The fingers of the hand were so badly crushed that hospital surgeons amputated four of them. He also received a severe injury ot tho right leg, below the knee.

An X-ray examination will be taken this morning. "V1' Gjntnnslum The Altoona Gymnasium will hold an informal dance tomorrow evening to which the public is invited. The affair Is being held to mark the close of. the season for, several danc ing classes. admission will be cnargea.

T. o. Club The members ot the X. T. O.

Sewing circle were entertained Friday by Mrs. Lydia Hcacox. at the home of her Mrs. W. Smith, 1002 Third avenue.

Every memoes of the club is over 70 years of age. Commencement Exercises at Alfarata Park tonight. Sweet girl graduates will attend and for their edification' Whitcy Kaufman and his Victor Recording Artists will toil upwards in the night to maintain heights by them attained. FOR Placing of Teachers Is Made By Superintendent Dively and Approved By Board Assignments for the 1920-27 term have been made to the teachers of Logan township ho were elected at the April board meeting. The assignments were made by Superintendent M.

A. Dively ami approved by the school board, as follows: Supervisory Staff: Mrs. -Florence B. Hair, supervisor of grades; Mary K. Bair, supervisor of art and penmanship; Marian J.

C. GentEel. supervisor of music; Mrs. Harriet A. school nurse; C.

Sch.andel-meier, attendance officer and superintendent of building and grounds; Dr. E. IV. Loudon, medic inspector. Baker School: Walter S.

Haight, Mrs. Bertha K. Bagley. Mrs. Esther 11.

Divciy, K. Etta CI ill, Virginia 11. Corl. Mary Jl. Xeal.

Marian B. Bone-break. Mrs. Maude X. Ale.

Baker's Mines. School: Norma M. Donoughe, Mrs. I.oretta B. Ashcroft, Brush Mountain School: Mrs.

Jean S. Keith. Coleman School: Thomas AM. Keiiiy. East End School: Mrs.

Catherine Wright, Inez C. Kicker, Helen. G. Cherry, 1'erna Kauffman, Helen A. Grimm.

Kuth A. Malone. Mrs. Kuth G. White.

Helen D. Katharine Gettig. Endress School: Mrs. Mario B. Meek, Dorothea M.

Stonerook. Mrs. Mary M. Filer, Dorothy B. Brett, Mrs.

Mary S. Diehl. Garfield School: Mrs. L. Williams.

Mrs. Freda B. Tussey, Marie Brumbaugh. M. Olive Kusz, Mrs.

Xannie M. Mercer, Olga Glen White School: Mrs. 'Annie L. Conrad. Hamilton School Harvey T.

Guodling. Ethel Moran, Margaret B. Brown. Mildred Myers. Jefferson School: Michael T.

Eleanor A. Robb. Stella E. Dibert. Elsie M.

Mrs. Kuth McXoidy. Kittanning Point School: Olive G. Moorhcad. Lincoln School: Mary Shoen-felt.

Mrs. Bertha W. Slick. Mrs. Laura A.

Kell, Ethylene M. Lee. Losan School: Mrs. Charlotte J. Adams.

Madison School: Mrs. Caroline L. Kolley. Pauline G. Kolley.

Alice P. Kancs, M. Blanche Koontz. Martz School: Mrs. Flora L.

Rip- Met Winifred C. King. Josephine Corle, Mrs. Eleanor H. Sager.

Julia svhuiz, Mae A. Otto, Pauline I. Snyder. McKinley School: Mrs. Jessie B.

Manley, Edith M. Hewitt. Helen Hagertv, Mrs. Edna Y. Crovle.

Mill Run M. Helen Mil Kuth E. Malhes. Xewburg School: Elmer C. Schadle, Cora A.

Gephart. 3f Moved by the common impulse to proteot the reputation qf their Russell, Evelyn Xesbit and Harry K. Thaw have reached an amicable understanding and may be reunited. A report issued by a Chicago hotel that young Russell said by the hotel to be 19 years old had been giving lavish entertainment for his lady friends and neglecting to pay the bill so aroused the boy's parents that public statements ttre immediately and jointly made. They deny the report utterly, saying that Russell has not been in Chicago recently, that he is but 15 years old and that he is a source of real comfort and aid to his mother.

And, as for themselves, they indicate that the "hatohJt is buried." Young Thaw is seen above; also his mother, Evelyn Xesbit, and Harry IC Thaw. MEMORIAL SUNDAY IS FINE PROGRAM Altoona ennm' 'fi4X7 Xeilrhhors nF Aivioi'ipn lmM (fa an. jtual memorial service Sunday after- poon in its lodge- rooai af- 401 Sixth venue. Chief Oracle Mrs. Daisy Dunn presided.

bpecinl music rendered bv the United Brethren -choir. Mrs. fiula Pope and M. D. Butler sang a-duet, Mrs.

Pope a soprano solo and Harry Ashburn a baritone solo. Gertrude. Herr wns pianist. The-Rev. -William Ehredt made tho memorial address and the ritualistic service was carried out by the camp, all ot whose officers were present.

"What is so rare as a Tune?" in A June night and moon light. Whitey Kaufman and you. Alfarata Park. Every night this week. Special Sale OF Bottle Cappers liver- ready, all Cftp-per with Padded Base and Spring Handle Lift.

Kogularlv $1.75 Special For this Week With one gross caps free $1.69 DOUGHERTY HARDWARE STORES SALE ELDORAIJO HOME 6f theJ most desirable brick fronting 82 feet, on the East Attract iou One cf the Most Beautiful iLESTER UPRIGHT PIANOS eve Special case design. Xot perfectly new, but just as good. See It in our display window. i it pr crfiftKV I Manufacfureir Piano Exchange I 805 Chestnut Ave. 0 Wl RllV Soil nr 17v.Vi-3i-irra Description Ell irjfimr ifai iw i.

Koosevelt School: Mrs. Jennie W. "Whitey" Kaufman's Victor Re-Slick, Edwina Mrs. Anna D. corjiling Orchestra was an outstanding Reaney, Mary A.

O'Leary. feature of the week-end broadcasting South Lakemont School: Boyd E. ji.y the Gable-Tribune Kaiiio Stutioa Yearick. Martha Mentzer. Elizabetfi WFBG.

The concert was attended by M. Goss, Edna M. Bowser. Kathryn about four hundred visible listeners Jlunick. Florence Pearl Gra- ho enjoyed their entrancing tunes in (1st semester), 1'elma Moore ho lobby of the Fenn-Alio hotel last (ind semester).

i evening. This yit-sica! organiziuion Washington School: Mrs. Ruth i was v.arlmy received and Messrs. Pincin. Martha J.

Divelv. i La hero and Mallorv, -representinK 31 HS. ISLAM HE 31. JOKTZEK Mrs. Blanche McGraw Torfer, of Cleorco L.

Pomer of I'it-cairn. died Friday at P. M. at a local hospital. She was the dauch-4er of the late Chief of Tolicje M.

Motiraw and Mrs. Laura J. McGraw, of llollidaysburp. Surviving are her husband ad the following children: Annabel, Charles. Warren and Marjory, at home; the following brothers and sisters: Mrs.

Sarah Coons and Mrs. Joseph T. Shatzer, of Hollidayslmrsr Mrs. Susan Bryant and James Milton Mellraw, of Al-toona; Howard U. lioss and Kd-ward T.

McGraw, of Johnstown; Mrs. Koy Shutter, of East Bittsbiirp; Lawrence C. MoGr.av, Pitcairn and Mrs. George C. McDonough.

of rhoenix. Ariz. She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran church in Pitcairn. The body has bien removed to the home of her Mrs.

Joseph Shatzer, of Hollidays-burs. where funeral services will be conducted today at 2:30 P. M. The Ho v. M.

Stanley Kemp, pastor of the llollidaysburp Lutheran church, will officiate. Burial will Ik? made in the Presbyterian cemetery. Mrs. Poruer was a sinduaie of the llollidaysburg Hish school. 31 HS.

ANX.V H. ST A VII 01' II Mrs. Anna II. Staudnour, 77. of 2610 Dysart avenue, died at 5:1 A.

31 yesterday, at the home of a daughter, Mrs. K. U. Kitchey, following Hti extended illness. was a native Martinsburg.

Surviving are the following- children. Samuel, of Martinsbtn-cr, Levi and John, of Hoarinij Sprins; William, of Al-loona; -Mrs. J. II. Kensinser, Mrs.

B. Wineland, of MartSusbuiv: Mrs. K. K. Kensinger.

Mrs. P. B. Hart and Mrs. K.

G. Kitchey, of A'-toona: l(i Kiandehiidren and 7 greatgrandchildren. The body has been removed to the home of Mrs. J. 11.

Kensinser, in Martinsbur.s, where it may" be viewed at any time. Funeral services will be conducted in the Martinshurs Church of the Brethren Wednesday at 10 A. in charge of the Kev. W. S.

Long, of this city. (JKORtiE AX 11RF.1V JOHXSOX George Andrew Johnson, 26, of U. i died Saturday at 10:15 A. llo is survived by his mother, his widow, who was Dorothy John-k 'i, of Pitcairn; one child. Edwin, at home: the following brothers and sisters: P.

Gustavo, Otto, Mrs. Gustavo Johnson, Mrs. J. J. KU-strom.

Mrs. F. L. Kemp, of Altoona, -Mrs. E.

M. Boss, of Detroit. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2:30 M. at the First Lutheran church, this city, in charge of the Kev. Dr.

Marion Kline, 1 'n of the First Lutheran church. Burial will be mads in Fairvicw cemetery. 31 a ax louse tor Marian Louise Torrens. daughter of Thomas and mtani I naze, i IVc'del Torrens. died Saturday at ":4" P.

M. at the home, Fifth avenue, following a two weeks' illness. The child was born December 30, li'-'4. The parents and on" brother survive. Funeral services will be conducted the home at 2:30 P.

M. tomorrow, in charge of the Kev. Dr. George Lauffer, pastor of the Second liutheran church. Burial will be made in Fairview cemetery.

AV1U.IAM A. CA1.1.AI1AX William A. Callahan. died slid denly Thursday morning at the home of his daughter. -Mi's.

Charles Myers, at Si. Michael, Cambria county. Funeral servics will be held today at 9:30 A. M. in' St.

Catholic church at Lilly and burial will be made there. He is survived by the following children: Mrs. Joseph Kinney, Joseph Callahan and Mrs. Edward Fiilian. nil of Akron.

Mrs. Charles Myers, at whose home he died, and Mrs. William liynan of this City. JOHX John ie, infant son of Michael and Mary Jarjiewie. died Saturday at 4:30 P.

M. at the parental home. Third avenue. The child was born on January The parents; two sisters. Helen and Emely and one brother.

Joseph, sur Vive. The funeral services will Vie conducted this morning, with solemn high mass of requiem celebrated at A. M. at Peter and Paul Polish Catholic church. Kuriai will be made iu the church cemetery.

FUNERALS MKS. IA DETKKK M'INTOSH Funeral services for Mrs. Ida rick Mcintosh, 51. wife of John' Mcintosh, who died at 9.3' a. m.

Sat urday at her home at ths Cattish Inn. Cook, of Martinsburg. Eurial will be made in the Brethren -cemetery at Yieksburg. She was a daughter of William and Mary Jane Detrick. and was born in Bedford county.

An only ton, Conweil Mcintosh, died three years ago. She is survived hy her husband and the following brothers and sisters: Miss Matilda and Attorney' William S. Pet rick who with her maintained the home at the Catlirh Inn; Mrs. Sue KauiTman, of Oster-l-'Urg; Mrs. Jennie Burger, of East Freedom: Mrs.

Annie McGraw, of Buffalo. X. George of Altoona. and Harry, of Catfish. She was a member of the Xewry Lutheran church.

PENNSYLVANIA ODD FELLOWS WILL MEET IN HARRiSBURG Pennsylvania Ckid Fellows are assembling at Harrisburg for the annual session of grand lodge this week. Altoona will have a large representation. At the. same time the Re-bekah assembly will lie held and every lodge in Biair county v.il have delegate there. Eleanor lodge Xo.

II, will have as delegates Mrs. Minnie Krebs and Mrs. Minnie Dickel; Eldora, Xo. Mrs. Margaret Tyler; Universal, Xo.

71, of Hollidavsburg, Mrs. MarSaret Merritts; Ltidy Viola. Xo. 213. of Tyrone, Mrs.

White; Isaveila, Xo. Mis. Zimmerman; Fanny Crosby. Xo. 474, of Claysburg.

Mrs. Cains; Lady Anirelina. Xo. 'SS-, of Beliwood, Mrs. DcKemer.

TRUCK FII5E A large automobile truck was badiy rtamaged at 2 P. M. yesterday at Fourth avenue and First street. Xo. 3 fire company responded and extinguished the blaze with the use of several gallons of chemicaiy.

MOTOR CLUB TOX1GHT Blair County Motor club will have an important meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the Oneida room ol the rean-Alto hotel. Blair township, will be conducted atj the home tomorrow at Pi.3.) a. m. in I harge of her pastor, the C. E.

Berkey. assisted by the Rev. James Church Officers Are Elected and Contributions Total $1,300 Dedication of the Broad Avenue United Brethren church todji place on Sunday with three services at the church in the Locust Hills district. The new pastor, the William Snyder, and his wife have arrived and assume the work of the pastorate at once. The Rev.

L. W. Stahl, D. of Greensburg, who has been conducting services for two weeks, returns to his home today, to resume his work as conference missionary, Rev. J.

S. Fulton, D. D. of Johnstown, conference superintendent, was in charge ot the dedicatory services. Members were welcomed.

The congregation numbers seventy, including those received on Friday evening. Trustees were elected as follows: President, Howard KUing, secretary, H. G. McGlathery; treasurer, C. S.

Warfel. Cash offerings and subscriptions for the day were more than $1,300, of which more than half was cash. The platform meeting in the afternoon was featured by greetings from other pastors. The Rev. A.

F. Heltman, IX. brought greetings from the Altoona Ministerial association. Other speakers were Dr. Stahl, the new-pastor, the Rev.

William Snyder; the Kev. J. S. Showers, of Portage; the Rev. E.

F. House, of Greenwood; the Rev. E. E. Onnston.iof Third church; the Rev.

A. J. Orlidge, of Fourth church; the Rev. John Watson, of Tyrone; and Dr. Fulton.

Special music featured all the services. The Sunday school will be organized next Sunday morning at 9.30. There wijl be prayer meeting on Wednesday evening in charge of the pastor. WEEK'S PROGR AT STATION I MONDAY, Silent. Tl'KSnAY, Jl'NE 8th: 1 -M.

-American isusincss uuu Luncheon. 3:30 P. M. F.ilison Hour. T.

M. Pinner Concert. P. M. Paschall Results.

7 I'. M. t'nele Ed. P. M.

Lecture Period. P. .11. l'emi LVntral LighU' and Power Company Concert. 10:00 il.

Prot. rreiiencK oippnen Pisnn Itecilal. 10:30 P. M. U.

S. eather Keports. WEDNESDAY, JI NK Otli: M. Kiwanis Cbih Luncheon. I.

P. 7:: P. 7 P. I'. S'Ml 1' M.

XI. M. M. M. M.

M. Brunswick Hour. Dinner Concert. Baseball Hesults. Lecture Period.

Lecture Teriod. Gnllitzin ilec Chih. U. Weather Iteports. THI'RSDAY, Jl'NE lOtli 12:00 Noon I'rof.

A. Hmir with the Lansen Bunks 1'. M. l)uo Art Hour Yietor Hmir. 0 P.

M. Pinner Concert. M. Haseball ltosnlts. 7:32 T.

XI. International Suntljy Srliool Lesson. V. y. Capitol Theatre Orchestra.

P. M. I S. Weather iteports. 12:00 Midnight Tribune Hour.

Rin.VY. llth: Noon. Victor Hour. P. M.

Perfect lteeord Hour. M. Lion's Club. P. M.

Haseball Results. P. M. Miss Kmily Savers "The Mory Lady. 1.M.

Altoona High School umui Dance. Lakemont 1'. M. I'. S.

Weather Keports. 11:15 P. M. "Happy Hour Air Line Express Speedway toueert. SATI RD.W.

1'itli: 1'. M. K. Tiano Trave logne. 7:: P.

M. Pnseball Results and Speed way Itaee Iteview. P. M. I'nele F.d's Reception.

P. M. Studio Artists. P. M.

Dance Music from Lake mont Park Pavilion. M. I'. S. -Weather Reports, Sl xn.XY.

Jl'XE ISth: A. M. Services. First Method si Church. P.

M. Penn Alto Trio. P. M. Services, St.

Luke's Episeo pal Church. 1XYITED TO LEWISTOWX Miss Xellie McGrath, grand regent of Court Kugene A. Garvey, Xo. 652, Catholic Daughters of America, has received an invitation for members of the court to attend initiation at Lewis town. Court St.

Joseph will have Its initiation at 2 o'clock Sunday after noon, June 13, in Sacred Heart church auditorium. Third and Dorcas streets. Supper will be served' after the cere mony. MEETING AT MT. MORIAH Altoona United Brethren Christian Endeavorers will go to Mt.

Moriah church, Blue Knob, this afternoon and evening to aid Endeavorers of that section in a rally. There will be two sessions. WHITEY KAUFMAN ENTIRE MEEK, JUXE JTH ALFARATA PARK CHILDREN'S SUMMER FOOTWEAR AT BENDHEIM'S Featuring many new styles at popular prices. Barefoot sandals extra (f fine quality, sizes 5 to 11 vlU Child's patent one-strap 6 pumps. 5 to 8....1...:.

vlD Child's patent one-strap pump, extended welt sole, sizes 5 d0 to 8 Child's pump, to 11 Misses' patent one-strap pump fancy sizes S' $2.95 tan one-strap pump, blonde trimming, sizes 1114 to 2 $395 BENDHEIM'S 'llth BEAUTIFUL BRICK odef for sale one homes in Eldorado i I Pa. His theme was "The Church a Sourco of Moral And Spiritual Wealth." At this service the dedication of 'tlie church took place, the ceremonies being in charga of Rev. A' feature was tho singing by a made up of members of the original church choir which sang at dedication of the old church almost thirty-five years Mem bers of this quartette were: Mrs. Jennie Berkheimer, Mrs. Jonas Rltchey and Mrs.

Frank Rjtphey, all of Blue Knob, and David F. Rltchey, of 242S Fourth avenue, Altoona. Other special music was rendered by Miss Elsie Zimmers and Mrs. Ira V. Goodman members of the choir.

of Graeo Re formed church of Altoona. lhe ac companiments were played by Byron C. Miller, organist at Grace church. the service ot Sunday after noon, the Rev. S.

IV. Waugaman, of Yukon, delivered the address and those present in the evening were privileged to listen to another very ex eellent sermon by Rev. Meminger. At the conclusion of the day's services, an announcement was made by tho building committee to the effect that sufficient subscriptions had been taken to entirely cover the cost of the build ing with enough over to beautify tho cemetery adjoining -the church. A large part of the success of the dedicatory services, was due to the efforts of Miss Thelma Ritehey, church organist, who very ably took charge of the tiusical programs, and to the singing of the Pa via Quartet.

This organization rendered a special group of selections at the Sunday evening meeting. A large number of visitors were present, including many former mem bers of the church. DR. H. B.

KANTNER, NEUROPATH Chiropractic, with no ronpliness or hurting, superior to Osteopathy or Boom 32. Goldsclimid Building. This is Whitey Kaufman week. Ask your Victor dealer. He knows.

Guaranteed Moulded Hose 50 Ft. Sections with couplings attached $7.00 $7.50 $8.25 HOSE REELS $2.25 $3.25 LAWN MOWERS Plain and Ball Bearing. Easy running Clean Every ane guaranteed, $8.25 to $17.00 LAWN ROLLERS Water Ballast $13.50 WIRE FENCING GARDEN TOOLS SEEDS S. WOLF Hardware Co. 1712 llth AVE.

1714 UjEXTRA- I Fruit Custard I AND A pi BJ i WONDERFUL 'j 1 a b. i Beauty- fe H0SE of 58th street and extending back therefrom 220 feet to Pennsylvania avenue fronting on said Pennsylvania avenue 1 105 contains 4 'large rooms on the first floor, 3 good sized bedrooms and bath on second floor. Large front and rear all modern improvements, hot water heat, slate roof and copper valleys. Laundry complete except tubs. Beautiful lawn, hedge and shrubery, macadam street.

SPECIAL PRICE $13,500. Reasonable Property situate 426 58th street. i McVEY-FARIS CO. Ihc. BEALT0BS 1XSUBAXCE CENTRAL TRIST DIAL OB ANY OTHER REALTOR- 1 ORGHESTRA GIVES PROGRAM tlltey Kaufiman Victor Recorders Outstanding Feature Alfa rata Park, where they will appear all this week received the thanks of the many hundreds who were enabled to participate in the music festival.

Another concert which pleased was that given by the "Speedway Trio," sponsored by the Altoona association. A contest was staged by 'Dick' Morgan lor listeners to guiss who the members of the trio Violin, piano and vocal selections of a sc i-classical character formed the greater iwrt of this program. Mrs. Harold Zeigler, 3.5 East Fourth ave- wari declared tho winner of a for the races r.ext Saturday. The ppnn Alto Trio, directed by Helen Stej)heiis Kocher, gave the dinner program, leatti'ing Victor Herbert compositions and the regular Sunday schedule was carried out included First M'tiicdist Episcopal.

St. Luke's and chapel service by Rev. ilE. 1. Milburp.

Muih comment has already come iitio the Crystal Stud'D relativfl to tiie cncert sponsored Mrs. Edna Fraley, contralto, Saturday night. This popular entertainer, who presented an excellent group of songs was ably supported oy cnester Roortey, tenor, -Mrs. Lloyd Biller, readings, Gladys Figoline, Evelyn MoCloskey, Jane Fullerton and Oliver Grassi. Margaret Walker Xeuliaucr pleased with a group, of six original poems, the feaicre of which was "Dennis Speaks At Mrs.

Xeuba'uer is always a welcome artist at WFBG and Saturday night she was greeted by a largo visible audience. Uncle Ed's reception, Bill Aughen-! augh's piar.o. travelogue and the juvenile all presented novel. ies" which j. leased listeners-in.

EAII) OX EIGHT41 AYEXl'E Deleclive W. A. Davis and Constable Henry Boldt early Saturday evening raided the residence of C. B. Carles, of 1U10' Eighth avenue, rear, and placed C.

B. -Caries under arrest, and charged him conducting an alleged disorderly house and the fol lowing inmates: Roberta Bartly, Agnes Miller, Helen Brown, J. F. Christ, R. E.

Parks and John Jones. Carles was required, to furnish $5i)0 bond for a hearing before Alder man H. C. McCJellan. of Second ward, today.

The inmates were re quired to furnish bond in the cum of $300 each. 1 1 NEW STYLES FOR WOMEN AT $5 A PAIR! A rentarkable offering the result of an unusual special purchase of Women's High-grade t6. ST. and $10 models, bought at a price that enables us to sell them for only $5 a pair. Be sure to see them at your earliest opportunity: SIMON'S 11(12 Elcrendi Ave.

AT WFBG CITY NEWS BRIEFS MAKKKT MOVE ASKED Petitions both for and against continuing the curb market on Eighth avenue are in the hands of city council members and a decision to either continue the mart or move it to some other location is expected to be reached soon. Eighth avenue residents, have petitioned that the curb market for farm produce, which will open soon, be removed from that thoroughfare. Other citizens have asked that it be allowed to remain. Sentiment in favor of a location on any other street has not been expressed. TIME LIMIT FIXED Street paving petitions for work to be done this year must be in the office of Bence Keatley, city commissioner, before June 15, it was announced at the city hall Saturday.

Many petitiors. which were given out during previous months, have not yet been and officials de-ilared Saturday- that June is the lanit if paving work is to be done this season. CITY PAYS CHECK Checks to city employes for service uring the last two weeks of May, paid Saturday, totaled J21.04S.44. it was announced at the city hall. Disbursements were: public safety, streets, including engineers division, J7.2S6.01; public affairs, S3.

463. 97; accounts and finance Sl.16S.34: water. S2.S24.6S; and public buildings, EXPEXSES FILED expenses of Simon F. Zook, of i-urryvnie, candidate for the Republican nomination for state senator in the Thirtieth district, were $231.73 according to the account filed in the omce of Prothonotary Paul L. Hall.

DIV1DEXD DECLARED The Penn Central Light and Power company declared the resrular nnar- terly dividend of on cumulative pieterred stock Saturday. riBLIC TAX SALE A iuuiic rie oi an propertv, on which taxes are unpaid for the past will be held today at S.30 A. M. at the city treasurer's office in City Hall. POLICE ARREST TWO IN NINTH AVENUE RAID Sergeant Paul Rupe and Detective Russell Sell raided the home of Joe Andrassi, 1313 Xinth avenue, and placed Andrassi under arrest on a charge of conducting an alleged dis orderly house.

Three inmates, Pauline Smith, Sam Veronia, Dan Diamond and Joe Costlow were also arrested. In default ot bail all were committed to jail. They will he given a hearing this afternoon before Mayor E. Giles at 2 P. M.

NOTICE ELKS Funeral services for our late Brother George A. Wenderoth will be held' at' Stevens Mortuary Tuesday evening. June 8th, at 8 o'clock. Mem bers will meet at Elks' Home at 7:30 o'clock sharp, by order of S. Counsil.

Exalted Ruler. Engagement Extraordinary WHITEY KAUFMAN and his Victor Recording Artists ALFARATA PARK Every Night This Week Dancing 9 tilt 1 Alfarata Park Is on the Win. Penn Hiuliuay miles east of AKoona, a delightful 4- ride over good level roads. Make up a party of your friends, come to the Park Beanlifn! and enjoy an evening of real, high rlass entertainment. Don't let a Utile thine like a cloudburst keep you at Lome the pavillion Is enclosed.

AVOID SURGICAL OPERATIONS For Call Stones and Appendicitis. DR. H. B. KANTNER, Goldschmld BnUdlnf I 1 i KwV' C'? I Lt tX I Our Proposition Webster School: Mrs.

H. O. Schu-! chart tnd Mrs. Gertrude 1'. Braw- le The "First Lady' Enjoys Ice Cream An unusual and amiable glimpse of Mrs.

Coolidge. Her duties and privileges as First Lady are many and sometimes arduous, but she remains always charming and delightfully human. Witness her pleasure in mere ice. cream. This photograph was snapped during a recent reception in honor of World War veterans.

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