The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 3

PAGE THREE SHOE PUNT AT Acts of The Apostles Is Translated Into Language of Cheyennes saries and at the request of Governor Pinchot is utterly untrue," Lewis declared. "We are going to see Senator Vare, but on matters purely personal and not at the instance of Governor Pinchot, Senator Grundy or anv one else." The report of the contemplated visit of Waters and Lewis to Vare has aroused speculation in political circles. HAKKY L. KKVNOLDS M1LLERSBURG TO OPEN NEXT WEEK MILLERSBURG, Aujr. 7.

With the scale of wages readjusted, the Large Water Main in Philadelphia Breaks PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7. With Philadelphia's water supply being carefully guarded owing to the present drought. West Philadelphia was threatened with a water shortage today as the result of the breaking of a thirty-six-inch main. The break was caused by the main becoming clogged up by black mud and silt from the Schuylkill River, engineers said.

The broken main was one of four which pump from the Schuylkill River to the Belmont pumping station. The other three rhains also are clogged somewhat but there is no present danger of their bursting, it is said. STEEL MERGER FIGURES AGAIN HIT BY LAWYERS International eic Scrvict YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Aug. 7. The microscope of investigation in the trial of the billion-dollar injunction suit in Common Pleas Court here against the merger of Youngs-town Sheet and Tube Company with Bethlehem Steel Corporation was still focused upon the figures which the merger was negotiated today.

Johnson-Bailhe Shoe Company, 01 this place, will resume operations By I'nited Pres NEW YORK, Aup. 7. Another lantruae has been added to the list published by the American Bible Society, it was announced here today. The Acts of the Apostles can now be had in the Cheyenne dialect, spoken, by at least 3000 Cheyenne Indians in Montana rnd Oklahoma. Just to show how complicated the language is, the following translation is offered: "And.

they were filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues, as the spirit, gave them utterance. "Na Nistxevosa Emhanesenzastov-hesetova-Bhaevohon Maheonemayaso-omaho Na Easeveseeszehon Mat-asoomaho." Work of translation was done by the Kev. Rodolphe Fetter, a Menno-nite missionary of Lame Deer, Mont. next week after a shut down of Not Visiting Vare at Request of Pinchot, Lewis and Waters Say Samuel S. special deputy auditor general, today confirmed a report that he and Auditor General Charles A.

Waters were planning to visit William S. Vare, Philadelphia leader, at the iatter's Atlantic City residence, but denied that he and Waters, were acting as emissaries of Gifford Pinchot. "The report conveying the impression that Auditor General Waters and I will visit Senator Vare as emis Harry L. Reynolds, of 99 North Seventeenth street, died yesterday morning at his home. He was 77 years old.

Surviving is his widow, Mrs. Sadie S. Reynolds. Funeral services will be held from the Fackler Funeral Home, 1314 Derry street, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev.

Dr. Schuyler C. Enck, will officiate. Burial will be in the East Harrisburg Cemetery. The body may be viewed Friday evening from 6 o'clock to 8 o'clock.

Mr. Reynolds, who has been a barber, this city for the last fifty years, is a member of the Junior Mechanics Lodge, of Baltimore. Little Girl Injured Hand in Wringer Six stitches were required to close a wound in the right hand of Mildred Blosser, 4-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W.

Blosser, 33.il North Sixth street, suffered when her hand became caught in a clothes wringer at her home this morning. She received treatment at the Polyclinic Hospital. SCHELHAS PLANS FURTHER STUDY OF CITY TRAFFIC Issuing his first monthly report since he became head of the city traffic bureau, Capt. Paul Schelhas announced today that he is making a careful survey of traffic conditions with a view to curbing motor accidents and improving the movement of traffic. His report for the month of July based on figures compiled by James M.

McFarland, clerk of the traffic bureau, discloses that seventy-five motor accidents, in which fifty-nine persons were injured and property valued at $6410 was damaged, occurred in the city last month. Of those injured, only fifteen were children. All but twenty-five of the crashes occurred at intersections. Fines and forfeitures collected by the traffic bureau last month amounted to $612.50. Of this amount $457 went into the city treasury and $155.50 into the State treasury.

The first step taken by Captain Schelhas in his efforts to improve traffic conditions was the painting WILLIAMSTOWN Hoping to tear down the testimony and allegations of Hassol Tippit, of Ernst Ernst, an antimerger witness, that the merger contract is unfair to Sheet and Tube stockholders, attorneys for the pro -merger forces today several weeks. All of the 450 employes of the company were expected to return to work during the week. In making the announcement, A. B. Long, manager of the plant, said that arrangements are being made to open the cutting department on Monday.

Sufficient material remained on hand to provide for the resumption of work in this department. Additional material is now being purchased. As the first lot is being turned out of the cutting department, the stitching department will be opened. The opening of the lasting and finishing divisions will follow, and the packing department will be the last to return to work. With the process of turning out a shoe requiring a week it will be at least seven days before the plant will be operating on a full schedule, Manager Long said.

TRAMPLED FEET FAIL TO WORRY LEGION FEEDING MINERS' KIDDIES WILLIAMSTOWN, Aug. 7. Although the miners in this section are back at work after a prolonged layoff, the Williamstown Post, No. 239, American Legion, will continue to feed the children of impoverished mine workers, until the end of the month, when the first pay will be made at the Susque MRS. ANGELINE STARE Mrs.

Angeline Stare died at the home of her son, Lloyd Stare, of near Williams Grove, early yesterday. She was 79 years old. She is survived by a daughter. Miss Mary G. Stare, of Shiremanstown; four sons, Charles, of Mechanicsburg; Brook, Shiremanstown; Howard, Me- chanicsburg, and Lloyd, of Williams Grove.

Brief funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of her son, with further services in the Shiremanstown Bethel Church at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in the Slate Hill Cemetery. The body may be viewed from 7 to 9 o'clock tomorrow evening. From Page One line. A continuous stream of cars planned to subject the accountant to a severe cross-examination.

Frederick H. Wood, Bethlehem attorney, is heading the defense counsel at this phase of the trial. He is assisted by representatives of Price, Waterhouse Company, who prepared the figures upon which the merger contract was based. Anti-merger attorneys, meantime, were mapping out plans to wound its way to hear Vallee. Hun dreds from Harnsburg and nearby suburbs, as well as crowds from York, Reading, Lancaster, Carlisle of white crossing lines at the Ninth and Market street safety zone, where a number of serious accidents have occurred.

The words "slow" were also painted at the ends of the zone to warn approaching motorists. continue their attack against tli; lose touch is being maintained with the employes of the company, end they were expected to return to work on short notice. There has been no protest against the wage readjustment, and the employes appeared to be generally content with the new arrangement. merger contract. Wood planned to direct his at and Hershey, itself, arrived at the dance pavilion in advance of the hour appointed for the opening of the hall.

Valine songs may have swept the country by radio, but not until lat evening was Vallee assured of his large group of feminine admirers in this section. While the Connecti DR. SAMUEL H. SIMON Funeral services for Dr. Samuel H.

Simon will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at his home, 2036 Kensington street. The Rev. Max C. Wiant, pastor of the First Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in the Cemetery.

tack against a report made by Tip-pit that 1.79 for one would have been the proper ratio for the merger agreement as compared with one and one-third for one that ffiS COT II Double enchantmentl Trit Hi 1-' I velvet beauty Coty Face 11 I If I Powders give is completed fii IsfV with the magic of Coty If perfu'T'es FACE POWDER. $1.00. PERFUME in Metal Case (platinum-tone) $1.50 hanna Collieries Company. Upwards of forty children had been fed twice daily by the legion, observing the plight of the miners, recruited the aid of various business firms and individuals in the vicinity. Food and cash is donated by the local and nearby firms and residents and the legion auxiliary prepares the meals, which are served in the legion auditorium at 10 o'clock in the morning and at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.

Forty-eight children were fed at the morning meal today. While the number has fallen off at times since the resumption of work, the was approved. TWIN CITIES ARE FLOODED MRS. ANNA NOSS REED Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Noss Reed, who died at her home in Dauphin yesterday, will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon.

The Rev. J. K. Rohh, pastor of the Dauphin Lutheran Church, will officiate. Burial will be in the Dauphin Cemetery.

Th body may be viewed Saturday cut Yankees began playing at 8 o'clock, hundreds of persons refused to dance and gathered about the band stage eager for the appearance of the Yankees' leader. Necks Stretched For more than an hour men and woman, and the latter were greatly in the majority, stood about the and stage. But all the perspiration of a mid-summer night didn't lessen the ardor of those women who were "worn to a frazzle" as some of them put it. They shifted SMASHES DOOR AND TAKES GUN From Fage One Plan New Bridge Over New York Central Tracks An application for permission to build a new bridge over the tracks of the New York Central Railroad in Cranberry Township, Venangi County, on. State Highway Route 581 was filed with the Public Service Commission today by the State Highway Department.

The existing bridge is a wooden structure which the application claims has outlived its usefulness. A section of the highway will be relocated at the crossing, which is near Carl station and the village of Cranberry. The New York Central Railroad is expected to pay $8000 toward the improvement. legion expects that a large number) From Page One of the children will still require aid untiJ the destitute miners receive their first pay at the end of the month. their positions from one foot to another and stretched their necks with anxiety thrilled at the very tempted to quiet him.

Police were notified and Patrolmen Harry Fol-som and Paul Raber were sent out with the patrol wagon. They found the man barricaded in the front ESTATE LETTERS Letters of administration were issued here today in the estate of William Scheetz. of this city, who died April 16. The heirs are the widow, Mrs. Beulah A.

Scheetz, who is the administratrix, and four children, Minnie M. Scheetz, Milton D. Scheetz, Carl W. Scheetz and Betty Jane Scheetz. Mexico, into roaring rivers which engulfed the cities on either side of the border.

Transmission Severed Railroad tracks, telegraph and telephone lines were swept away in the rush of waters. At 6 a. an organized effort was being made to reach the Mexican side of the border where the greatest damage was suffered and the death toll, it is believed, will be heavy. Starting at midnight the rain reached the intensity of a cloudburst at 3 a. m.

with lights out, trees falling and buildings crumbling under the rush of waters from the mountains, rescue work was impossible. Three feet of water swept through the police station on the HIGH SPOTS IN OUR SEMI-ANNUAL i prospect of seeing the hero of lne Vagabond Lover." Minutes that seemed like hours slipped by while the Vallee orchestra played and still the much-looked for leader did not appear. And during those minutes three feminine fans of Rudy Vallee fainted and had to be taken from the crowds around the band stage. It was only a short time until they were revived and returned to await the young man who has received such "widespread acclaim in the past two years. room of his home, threatening to shoot them.

They sent to headquarters for reinforcements, and Chief Shoemaker, Captain Schelhas, and Patrolmen Burganstock, Irvin and Groom, armed with riot guns and tear gas bombs, hurried to the scene. Dregen repeated his threats but before he could fire Schelhas had seized his gun and he was overpowered. The man, who has an inclination to preach from his window at Hot every WIFE! Some wives will ias this by without reading. This is addressed to that exceptional woman who runs her own household instead of having the household run her. Just as you are SALE OF Hart Schaffner Marx suits and hats and fine furnishings prepared for other emergencie.

we ausgest you be ready for dread acute indigestion this easy way. Six Bell-ana, hot water, sure relief! Get a 25c. or 75c pkg. of Bell-ana TODAY. night, was the subject of previous complaints from neighbors.

He was arrested in 1924 for practicing medicine without a license and was committed to the Harrisburg State Hospital by a lunacy commission, being later released. Dpii iii Co' DLLL'ArO FOR INDIGESTION Not only was the heat too much for the feminine sex, but during the early part of the evening one male admirer of Rudy was overcome with heat and was revived by friends. He Finally Arrives Applause and shouts came from the bystanders when Vallee, with his Heigh ho, Everybody," appeared. He played and sang and entertained and hundreds of those who anticipated dancing were unable to budge because of the groups standing here and there on the floor to watch the musicians. Until the early morning Vallee and his orchestra played, and many were the tired persons who were loath to get up as the alarms sounded this morning.

1 Rich in fruit nourishment and the mineral salts your body needs. Pur and deliciously tempting I Six liberal portions to the pint mora if di Mexican sine of the border. In an effort to prevent drownings when it was believed the building would crumble many prisoners were released. P'ive feet, of water swirled through the city hall on the American side of the border at 6 a. m.

No estimate could be placed on the property loss but all business houses on both sides of the border were flooded. Streets Are Buried It may be days before the actual number of dead are known and weeks before their bodies are recovered, city officials estimated. In many sections the streets are buried under six feet of silt which was swept down from the mountainsides in the first rush of the flood waters. It was believed the flood waters which swept through the broad LuckyTjce REALTY TRANSFERS Four leal estate transfers were, recorded here today. They were: Ella Hayes to Noah M.

Klauss, 1 103 North Second street, John A. Weaver to O. L. Prowell, lot on North Hanover street, Hummelstown, fl; Harry G. Kettering to the German Baptist Brethren Church.

215 Hummel street. Harry Melchor to Paul C. lot on Butler street, Penbrook. For Hair and Scalp! luted, and many prefer iinsrle bottle correct! scalp Irrita it so. Less tnan 5c tions; a frortn GermicM.

dclb-aMy glass I fmwi fmuiml; loradulu nd children. World'l Urtt aeJIrr at Dmp'gtwf Rrbr. Burnt Parlor a Hart Schaffner Marx cool Dixie Weave suits reduced to $21-" Insist on Welch's, pure, unadulterated Grape Juice pasteurized I Booklet of health hints-free. Write V2N Stops Pains and Headache Hart Schaffner Marx suits reduced from 535 and $40 to Modern Method Lift Them Out CORNS Callouses Go Too A Quicker, Safer Way Arroyo, usually dry, in which the twin Nogalas are located, carried many of the bodies into the Santa Cruz River, more than twelve miles away. Forty persons, many 'of them children, were reported missing on the Mexican side of the interna TAKE A mm mm Take a Stanback powder at the next sign of pain and you'll never be without this remedy in your home.

Thousands of others have discovered this to be a superior Druggists Endorse Use of Stanback as Dependable Home Remedy tional border. fto Americans were reported Hart Schaffner Marx finer suits reduced from $50, $55 to missing on tnis side of the line. pain-relief agent, and always keep 29 At the height of the flood the several packages in their medicine cabinets. Stanback comes to you Velasco Hotel, on the Mexican side of the border collapsed. The num with the dose already properly measured.

Dissolve it in a little ber of guests was unknown and the guest register was swept away MANHATTAN SHIRTS REDUCED The safest and real modern way to remove corns, root and all out to stay is soak them every night for 3 or 4 nights in an invigorating, stimulating Kadox Footbath. Then put on modish shoes again, walk and dance with greatest comfort because there's nothing left to ache. No pain, no trouble. Radox liberates oxygen which softens hard outer layer of corn, each night penetrating further and further through the pores, carrying the salts to actual root of corn, so loosening it. that it comes right out.

Nothing like healthy, free from corn feet to assure happy days! Get package of Radox at Golden Seal Drug Store, Square Cut Rate Store, or any drug store. water or simply take "as is." it's certified safe by your druggist, ill UJB 1MMM1. Sharp, piercing headaches, and even the severest pains of neuralgia, rheumatism and sciatica yield almost instantly to Stanback. This marvelous pain-relief has won the endorsement, of druggists, dentists and physicians because it acts so quickly, yet-doesn't depress the heart or upset the stomach. 1 1 J39 and may be had in convenient 10c Rubbish Pile Fire and 25c packages.

Insist on Man back! It is sure to give instant, welcome relief, with never a sign of 1 1-50 $2-85 S2 Values '2 Values oo Values fcummoned by telephone, city firemen extinguished a blazing rubbish pile along the Pennsylvania Railroad at South River street a bad after-effect. Ask your drug gist for it today. (adv.) shortly after 4 o'clock this morning. Mountains North. South.

East or West are ail reached br Grey hound Line. NEWSPAPER WRITER DIES IntrrnHionnl Xeim Service STROUDSBURG, Aug. 7. William Moore Patch, 43-year-old widely- MANHATTAN PAJAMAS and UNDERWEAR REDUCED Values '2-5 Values Values 2 PKNYFR I.OS ANfiEI.FS KptlmVfi transcontinental fare. l.N.

MO 8.4LX 1.AKK CITY Mfl.15 known newspaper writer and former ertitor of Tatch's Magazine, Philadelphia, died in the General Hospital here today after a lengthy illness. EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE TOR HARRISBURG ENVIRONS STRAW HATS Knox and Schoble Now Ground Along the Northern Border and Canada rishuia Kesorta are reached by Greyhound Line. Don't Endure Slipping FALSE TEETH Do your false teeth drop or slio v.hen you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze? Don't be annoyed and embarrassed a minute longer. Fasteeth. a new powder to sprinkle on your plates, holds teeth firm.

Gives "fine feeling of security and comfort. No gummy, gooey, pasty tsste or feeling. Get Fasteeth today at Shearers Cut Rate Store or any other drug store. PKlRniT SU.iS I I.K M.AM tuicAdo sn.js 1 i2 PRICE Ground Dethol Kills Flies Quickly Surely Go rotnfnrt a Klv Kw 1 rf-fr- Lines toatl Every 2-50 to Fashion Knit Tie Reduced to $1-65 RELIEF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION Summer Resorts. nnsTO ss.is You need no longer put up with flic.

m.ixciuro s.ij Kdurrd traoftcontinental fnre. KW YORK 4.t.1 roKTLA.NU, MAINE Sin Dethal kills them by the roomful. No watting. No chasing. No fuse or bother.

A few quick shots from the Valuable exclusive distributorship of the nationally famous KAUFFMAN AIR-SEAL line of Radiator Shields and Enclosures is open in this territory. Product on the market for over twenty-eight years, manufactured by largest organization of its kind in the world with a record of over a million installations. Distributor appointed must have complete knowledge of specialty selling in territory and be prepared to start immediately. Liberal profitable proposition that will pay hustler from start. Our representative will be in Harrisburg week of August 11th to appoint distributor and get him started." Write in complete detail giving telephone number to American Metal Products Corporation, 1228 locust SI- Phila Pa.

slir improved Dethol Sprayer and the air is misty with a clean, refreshing odor. No escape for the pests. They must breathe it then die, every last one of them. Ask for Dethol by name. Be 100 satisfied with the way it works or get your money back, every last cent of it.

Sold everywhere. Dethol Mfg. lac, Baltimore, Md. 6.000 miles of Greyhound Bus Routes take you to almost every A Battle Creek physician says, Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause." But immediate relief has been found. A tablet called Rcxall Orderlies has been discovered.

This tablet attracts water from the system into the lazy, dry, evacuating bowel called the colon. The water loosens the dry food waste and causes a gentle, thorough, natural movement without forming a vhabit or ever increasing the dose. Stop suffering from constipation. Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night. Next day bright.

Get 24 for 2c today at the nearest Rexall Drug Store. Gorgas Kexall Drug Stores. important city and vacationland. (jet information and tickets i The Men's Style Center of Harrisburg 7 NORTH THIRD STREET Cincinnati sunn l.oi isvii.i.k sia.vi I'lTTSHI HOH Sfl.H T. tOI Sl.t CKKTHOINB PFPOT MsrlK-t Sa.

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