The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 20

PAGE TWENTY THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, PENNA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1938 Ruth Etting8 Divorce about the wild melee in Etting home in Hollywood two weeks ago when Alderman was shot and PLEDGED TO FRATERNITY Joseph Coplin, of 1805 Green street, has been pledged to the Phi EDSilon Pi fraternifv at the TTn The application of brakes, gentlv results in the brake drum wearing smoothly and building up a hard laze on the Hmm Ann FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia. COP. 13I BY NCA SERVICE, IKS. T. M.

fif.5. U. AfOMi, Validity Is Attacked wounded hv "Colonel Himn a Phi. SEVENTH VICTIM OF TYPHOID DIES RICH INDIAN'S WIDOW JAILED International A'etcs Service International News Service, cago ioon ana uroaaway ngure. ger or scoring.

ANGELES, Oct. 31, An at tack on the validity of Ruth Etting's Illinois divorce from Martin (Colonel -j International News Service Gimp) Snyder, charged with shoot rt 1 LOS ANGELES, Oct. 31. Evicted CONNELLSVILLE, Oct. 31.

A church dinner which, solicitous ing her friend, Myrl Alderman, was threatened today. will try to show that Miss Etting was not legally divorced from Snyder." Attorney S. S. Hahn an friends brought to her bedside to st last from the Rococco mansion built here by her late wealthy and eccentric Indian husband, Mrs. Jackson Barnett today bitterly defied Federal officers who dispossessed My WORK TAKES PLENTV SZuggV OF CONCENTRATION iiO fHN" I THAT OFTEN fi a tf MEANS NERVE A 1 Mlesa "Under many court deci day cost the.

of, Mrs. Ella 65, Widows the seventh orson to die from typhoid fever the current epidemic here which broke sions. Miss Etting may be held to be a resident of California at the time (last November) when she obtained her after a legal seige of eighteen out among participants in a church- years. a divorce in Chicago. Speaking from a county jail cell dinner at West Leisennng.

Mrs. Oldland, in bed with, com pli If this move is successful, accord where she was lodged with her cations, developed; typhoid fever daughter, Mrs. Maxine Sturgis, fol ing to the lawyer, it would prevent the blonde former musical' comedy and' radio, singing star- testifying soon after partaking of the repast. She died this 'morning, fortv-eieht lowing the eviction, Mrs. Barnett said: hours after the sixth victim.

Hazell "I'll come back to my house again the minute you let me loose. I'll HEADACHES HAD take possession of it too." warnicK, 10, or Dunbar, daughter of Mrs. Iva Warnick, died in a hospital. Friends brought the dinner in to Mrs. Oldland, who lived two houses away from the The widow had clung to the man HARRIET LICKED Poor Harriett She suffered much io needleiulyl Then a nurse friend told her, "Take ENO.

It brings prompt, positive. relief for ENO cleanses away the clogging intestinal wastes that we know causa so many headaches, as well as that tired feeling, gaa. sion with melodramatic tenacity from the inception of the Government's fight to show that she had virtually kidnaped the aged Barnett in order to marry him in 1920, and that therefore the Indian's estate should revert to Federal hands and not to her. It was only after a United States marshal aided by twelve men and two women deputies, stormed the Firemen Attacked By Bees upset stomach, acid indigestion!" First take 2 teaspoons of ENO in a glass of water as a gentle, thorough laxative. Then, an palatial wushire Boulevard residence by force, filling it with tear gas fumes, that they were able to drag the woman from it and lodge alkalixar, a entailer dose every morning as you need it.

You see then how wise It is to International Hews Service Oct. SI Volunteer her in a cell. get at the cause with ENO the firprtien here tnrlav Mrara refreahingdrink that's brought Jkl 1 .11 bee stings suffered while battling a two-hour blaze in the barn of Dr. Maurice J. from their home by smoke, the anprv.hpps tnrnpH nn the fire civilized world.

Ls H-31 sm- YOU'LL "C'mon, Fan You can put on a sheet an be a ENO THE ALKALIZING LAXATIVE. LIKE men. Damage to the structure was "Ooh, I couldn't. I hat-en't got a haunting license." esumaiea at ouuu. HEARST PAPER FOR DAVIS-JAMES International Kews Service PITTSBURGH, Oct.

31. The Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph, an independent Hearst newspaper which supported Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932 and Alfred M. Landon in 1936, today announced its endorsement of the candidacies of Senator James J. Davis and Judge Arthur H.

James, the Republican nominees for Senator and Governor in the November 8 election. Building Costs Here R. R. Crews Below Level of 1937 Home construction costs in the Harrisburg area in August were 2.7 per cent, lower than in May and 5.2 below August a year ago. Moreover, TABLET if pot 35c 20c HAKKlSltl RO AND ENOIV SIDES 1'hilHdf luliin IMvlslon Enola eiiBlT crews first to no after 12.01 p.

212. 207. 203. 01. Ambov ennlne crews first to go after 12.01 p.

m. 323. 320, 325. 327. Enola firemen crews irtt to ro after 12.01 n.

205. 213. 215, 204. 207, 214. 201.

Amboy firemen crews first to sro after 12.nl o. 325. 32tt. 827. 320.

821. Enola train crews first to go after 12.01 n. 212. 207, 208. Amboy.

train crews firsc to go. after 12.01 p. 321, 320, 327, 323. Enola train crews first to go DOZ. TABLET 3 OOl TABLET IOC Philadelphia was the only city in the East or Pittsburgh district to have a lower building cost record in August than Harrisburg.

This data is part of a comparative cost compilation contained in the current issue of Building, a periodical circulated among contractors, building inspectors and others. It was. furnished through the Federal Home Loan Bank Record and deals with what a house of a particular type would cost in twenty-five key cities of the Country. Only four cities have a lower cost record than after 12.01 d. 632.

Ml. B27, tioa. ma, ess. 623, wu. em.

eoo, S22, 614. 049. 643, 619. 637. 633.

620. 62d. 4 Illthe Enola Jersey engine crews lirst to ko -4 A W6. BEISlBl mm SB at si mm mm. ft after 12.01 o.

6I4. 605. 615, 633. Bill. 623.

645 647, 630. 6U2. 635. 620. 614, lilli.

1.13. 621. hlHlllU IIVVIII VWIIII I En Jersey firemen crews first to go Everything Complete 1 In This BEDRCOr.l OUTFIT Fuir sized Bed' Springs Soft, Comfortable Mattress Large Dresser Chest of Drawers Bedroom Chair I Bedroom Lamp. $5 DOWH EASY TERHS Oftor 12.01 t. 6.

640. 626 615. 641, 1.2!,; 617. 610, 602, 1105. 601, 6ll.

647. Bi. IIO. 631. 611.

(107. 606. 612. OEMEfilBER! Only for a limited time will we dry clean and press THREE Suits and Flain Dresses for i-zunden enKine crews first to go arter t. ia 1 12 ill i.

171 174. 173. (toilen firemen crews first to go after Full sized Davenport Large comfortable Chair Lamp Table Coffee Table End Table Table Lamp and Shade Floor Lamp and "Shade. S5 DOWN-EASY TERMS uuai gjiiu dim lii iinuuiuuig wuui jn.oi p. 174.

171. 171i. 1 I WjI' Camden train crews first to to after cost Wilmington, soy; Charleston, W. $5905; Wheel ing. W.

$6042, and Pittsburgh, $6487. Among twenty-fivfr cities. -4 I Albuquerque, N. is with $6648. Cities under Harri'ourg, be.

sides Philadelphia, are Lexington, $5325; Memphis, $5671, xl2 (II t. 173. 172. Engineers for 615, 633, 039. 849, 817, 20S.

173. 323. firemen for 801. 607. 609.

611, 615, 017. 649. 207. 215. 325.

329. Conductors for 649. 6M. 207. Brakemen for 6U1.

613. B21," 633. 849, 651. 208. 321.

Engineers up: Wilhelm, Breidisan. Sherk. Firemen np: Kerchoff. Martin, Tinist. Rherrlck.

Brown. Beistllne. Thompson. Carroll. Klmmick.

Kase, Uttly. Conductors up: Blllett, McPherson. Brakemen up: Daugheriy, Bridjrer. Wintermyer. Hilliar.

Tooniey. Miller, El-llnser, Lonsr. First. Mundorf. Kuttir.

Weader Hunsicker. Dettra, 1,. J. Shoff- and Little Rock, Ar.t., $5150. LEMOTNE BABY CLINIC The Lemoyne Baby Clinic will be 20 Locust St.

1017 N. 3rd St. NEW STORE 3 S. 13th St. held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Lemoyne Evangelical Church.

nei. Minnick. 1 p- Middle Division Enola Crews i rat to ko after 12.01 v. m. 1 Altoona-Trun 132.

141. 13o. 12. 1'3. 137.

140, 14S. 149. 148. 129. 12a.

135. 12S. 139, 133. Enola Train Crews first to sro after 15 01 n. m.

2 Altoona-Turn. 12H. 140. 130. I 123.

136. 149. 138. 135. 132.

124. 148. 129. 143. I Kns-ineers for 122.

123. 129. 130. 132. Firemen for 121.

126. 128. 129. 130. 132.

And Fissure Cured Without Cut-ting or Burning. Lifetime Guarantee. Hnndredi of antigfiM patients no caie of pile too 'rd to enre. Tsoally relief after first treatment, without Johs of time friim woik. Handrcds of teti-moninls' from cored patients from every walk of life.

20 rront' experience treating rectal diseases, men ana; women. 140. 148. 149. Brakemen for 136.

14R, 123. 126, 138, Firemen un: Himes. Stever. Brakemen un: Pwartubauah. I.lKhtner, cm it' Tii mnr tk.

Dlllman. Kauw. Hassler. Henry. Wilt, Anderson.

nnrrisbnrr Side lard Board Enin eers for 6B. 8B. SB. ftC. DR.VV.S.YODER- Borro HOTTX MARKET NUIAKF UAKU1SULKU.

l'a. Firemen for 82B. 42B. BB. 28B.

29C. soc. sc. 1 51 i Engineers up: Ewln. Harlinr, Say- ford.

Machamer. Firemen up: Desch, Graham. Nov. 3d, 4 to 6 and 7 to 8 P. M.

Also at White Swan Hotel, tVarniwhiro, Pa. "From 4 1'. M. to P. 31.

on Wednesday, Aor. Kir liter. Kelser. Evde. -y jiMrf W.

S. XODER, M.D. Brakemen up: First Out 3. E. Borer.

Enola Sid Tard Board Engineers for 8B. Firemen for 1-2B. 2-2B. ROB. 8B.

11 B. Enginevrs up: llarren. Bruaw, Qulg-gley. Firemen up: Copp. Walfe.

JfcConnell, Sanders. Benfer. Bover. Meek. Met.

Kxltrft Clerks lip: Kocher. bover. Crawford, Kreider. Reamer, Kauffman, Keel, Gle.isner. Mutch.

Brakemen un: Last Out Smith. Tlr. Switchmen un" Whl.lr. rtftri4nn. Reduced Prices Special Fall Terms Neff, Bowers.

Baten, Wintermyer, Oeck- ard. Brehm. weiser. Bostorf, Fleck. J2k P.

R. R. PASSENGER CREWS Thiladelphla Division Extra Engine-men Marked up at 12.01 D. m. Not-zinger.

C. L. Smith. Krebs. Gehr.

Engine Wanted for Trains 46 after 12.01 p. m. todav. Firemen Wanted for Train 72-48 after iLdDdDJi THE dfetdttconsd REFRIGERATOR Here Is a Sensational DlfiHJG ROOr.l GROUP A beautifully designed Suite in fin walnut finish consisting of: A large Table Full sized Buffet Set. of sturdy Chairs.

55 DOWH-EASY TERMS This Low Price Includes AH These Items In This Biff KITCHEN OUTFIT Beautifully finished Kitchen Cab inet Fine Gas Ranget Breakfast Table Four matching Chairs A complete kitchen-ensemble at tremendous saving. $5 DOWH-EASY TERHS October 21, the Coolerator Co. informed us that by ordering: one or more cars of refrigerators before Nov. 15, we will get a special reduction in prices. We immediately ordered two cars (178 Coolerators) for immediate shipment and will give buyers the benefit of the savings in prices.

I2.ni p. m. today. Conductors up: Hayburn. Sommers.

Call. Brakemen up: Lefever. Desch. Sener. Holmes, Kupp.

Fitzgerald, Jacobs. Mus-Rer, Merrill. Barrow. Hoover. Hoffman, Curley.

Baggagemastera for S70. Middle Division Extra lEntineinen Marked up at 12.01 P. in. Sheely. Derrick.

Firemen Wanted for Trains 5-81 after 12.0- p. m. today. Conductors up: Spengler. Heiges.

Sutton, Brakemen un: Robb. Coover. Nelce. Mc-Cord. Bell.

Kemp. Allen. Black. Uavies. Gaugh, Marmart.

Cunkls, Conductors for 15. Kaggagemasters for 21. 78. Brakemen for 15. S.

23. WUlinmsnort Division Extra Enitln-men Marked Up at 12.01 p. m. M. M.

Donnaker. Rubenda). Beatey. Hilbush, Extra Firemen Marked up at 12.01 n. Burris.

Bier. Michaels, Fry. Mc-Cormick. Firemen Wanted for Tralna 581-575 after 12.01 p. m.

today. Conductors uo: Wilt. Latham, Heim. Brakemen un: Dort. Berrold.

Cooper. Tarnell. Ever, Kent. Kline. Miller.

Showers. Wallace. Brakemen for 671. Bl. nnltlmor Division Conductors uo: Wright.

Weltv. ft. Nap. McCauley. Hubbard.

Zeck. Turn-baugh. Kaln. Brakemen up: Bartiey, Naylor, Grati. 8v.j AV 8f Special Terms 10 Days' FREE TRIAL including installation and ice service.

$5.00 trade-in allowance for your used refrigerator. Small deposit at end of trial period no further payment until March 1, 1939. 12 Months' Terms Small deposit now installment payments start March 1, 1939. a ii Ml I 19 1 I Iff flit THK REAI)Ia Conductors un: Kauffman, Beaver, Strawhecker, Arnold. Engineers up: Ivspenshnde, Minnlch, Weirman.

Firemen uo: Lex, Wolfensberger, Longenecker. Warner, Tipoeth, Harman, G. Miller. Martin. Warfel.

Brakemen up: Mast. Kohr. Boetx. Groeff. T.

Baker. Mumma. Emeriek, Law. E. Mentzer, Pevine, Funk.

Achey, D. Ensrninger. Breach. R. Graeff, K.

Mentzer. Brown. Gleim. I I 1 mil' Models as low as $45.75 0 Congressman Swope to Speak in Lemoyne Officers will be elected at a meeting of the West Shore New Deal Democratic Club, of Lemoyne, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the basement of the West Shore National Bank Building, Third and Hummel avenue, Lemoyne. Congressman Guy J.

Swope, candidate for reelection, will be the speaker. Refreshments will be served. 4 If sAtt I The Air-Conditioned Coolerator, revolutionary in design, gives a quality of refrigeration not equalled by any other method, however costly. Foods come from the magic Coolerator absolutely refreshed, with a crispness and de-liciousness that will surprise you. For a small payment (about $5.00) you can have a modern, gleaming-white refrigerator with no further cash outlay until next March.

Fhone 6121 for 10 days' trial. UNITED ICE COAL CO. Display Room, Forster Cowden Sts. IV'y'h CYCLE FATALITIES SOAR SACKAMENTO, Calif. The is becoming almost as danger 1 ous as the automobile, especially when ridden at night, according to Chief E.

Raymond Cato, of the California Highway patrol. His statistics show that during the first half of 1938, 750 school children were killed or injured while riding bicycles at night..