New Castle News from New Castle, Pennsylvania • Page 5

NEW CASTLE 'NEWS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 19 9 FIVE BRITISH MISS WORKS WAY AS SHIP STOKER Big Mummy tt aologlsts and some common try Just studying to be professpru arrived tare hhis afternoon by automobile, fiiey were nomewiiut puzzled by tUu reiorls hecaub-e of tiio WBll-kuowu fact thai Central Micblgau'a Burfa.cn structure- and composition do not! permit 01 any finds mora prohlBtorlc thun some cow that might have be- uiant noax upposed Prehistoric Relic In Smart Fashionable Hats Michigan Quickly Loses Interest. TOWN POLICEMAN FOOLED FOR TIME imreu wneu OBu laud wag etill 5-3 uii acre hereahuutB. GHant Wuoden-Uimded. "The only chance for anything very prehistorio, as you might eay," said Prof. Botraer.

"Is that thero Ie an old pont tied here, cavevod by glacial day or gravel." The U. of M. group triBd to look hoperul and waited patiently for Patrolman Niermstn to come to toe door the patrolman beinc" busy far the moment with other matters. One loot nt the "giant" aud the, group of sr.iinte scientists last its aienity. Jn fact, that look const! tuted the investigation." ilierell be no learned rtlscuKsinn JACKSON, Oct.

1. A few days ago the country's KCientLsts were agog over the discovery of the mummified body of a slain, pre historic man 12 reel high in the backyard of policeman iu this city. Just sb tiho local hotels were expecting thn nrrival trainloaila of as io winetner the Jackson find ret ibbbuis an ancient rtolicocsphal race, ifs too ammrent that HIS is an unusually delightful collection of Hat modes. Fabrics and trim giant is wooden-headed. Patrolman Nlurinan.

does not archaeological "buKS" from all parte LMr to to Uedded fo Xi ho lZllV l.t to do. I pt uj uiu mou seriously, however, and will mi iil1 rh hai tonnw Permit the proletary to view evi-wxi. luiuusil U1I: OOC nbot02ranhq np 'corpse." i mave BHid ho probably suffered fruni dementia nraecox. thus exnlnlnincr rtiss Bljte Vi'k0 sudden, Know, cioti'i. hnow just what to do about it," ho said, and hiH somewhat how he got Into Jackson prison some 40 or 26 years afro, Material He Used.

This diagnosis would have satis- ming effects are new and authentic. Rich shades of amber and nasturtium appear frequently in this moderately priced display. That soft lines arc in vogue, is evident in shirred brims and crushable crowns. Bows of ribbon, strictly tailored, and colorful embroidery vie with ostrich for favor as trimmings. You are certain to see a great number of black hats during the next few weeks and these models follow faithfully the most wanted lines.

As each and every mode is possessed of decided individuality, we believe, an inspection will prove very much neu them witih Jlnmiic's misdeed even it the state of Michigan re-lused Id accept it. Due to his peculiar slant, wan slntOBt fran tically iaierested, one might say, in uibu air gave trnth to the words. rncy ve kept me awake all day and all night," he said referring to tho thousands of people who have tritd man6" a KlimI)ES "Prebistoric Jackson generally appears to hate the idea of giving up its chances Inr fame alongside the Java man, tho bro-Magnons and the Neanderthal gent. Word of the university verdict Bpread rapidly, but the genoral attitude was summed up by the taxi-1 driver: "Helclin that cop maltes a lot otl mo mysteries of the human body. He loved Id probo tkeni and lie used tD reproduce the Amman form in raore or less diviou imitations with After three unsuccessful attempts to stow away on vessels bound for the United States, Miss Elsia Wilson, twenty-two, of Liverpool, England, finally succeeded in Eettiin: ol now uones, canvas, wood, ailimnl tpfifli mirl klT.

across by shipping as a stoker on tho American hliin attsburcr. Her hsiir in ecu Laioley WithiuKton nlant. clipped, she dressed In a sailor's uni-f form and got uslion- on a borrowed Einiwin 1 1 nit. just the then having a branch' in the. prison under the old labor cDiilract Byslein, JimmiB used to pat in liia spare tinin raaMng dummies oC tho human form.

worth your while. The showing is one snuor pass Ueiore he was detected. She is being held by (he authorities at Hobokeu, and probably will be sent hauls. Sailors aboard the Plattsburg said that alias Wilson Mission Board Finally. JimmiB madft his i keeping with the popularity of Euwer's French Salon.

resistance" 12 feet hiEli, with eyes of Oriental olrcu laxity. ie did neia her own with the grimiest veterans of the stoke hold. euuu jod panting the hair on. lint. Will Meet Friday the teeth wero the mautiirnipep Tim "anas were pretty lair and the feet well, Uhoy're somewhat nff mii- nrasinn ji'iannca Ai First, Clinton Men Hurt In Auto Accident jnggesting even further departure tint race, Christian Cliurch, Stuto Op.

suiiiser Hore. Hiss Elsie Taylor nf Pittsburgh. 1 i noir Comes In Omit a With Itig Xniek of Hoad Cuutractor. got out or prison. He had a collection of dummies.

He disappeared; so did most oC the dummies Then Patrolman Oriel Nierman found Jimmle'H greatest work Fridaythe 12-root oneabout two test under the surface in his back yard, and thero you have Jaclison's "prehistoric man" rivul of Pithe-! and Ihn irent fmm 1 state organizer; Mis. Mnrgarel Hpeer Gibson and Miss p-ranccs McDowell County Public Welfare Nurse, have' PRICED $5 $25 uuen pecured as sneakers at thn ins nf the Woinan's Christian Board i of the eount- Cin el.urches which will be held iu the derthal, Gerronuy. WAUMPUii, Oct. 1. inQIam Voung anil David Stattx ot Clinton, narrowly ca(tl serious injury Tuesday morning while driving to at Koppol in an automobile.

Their maohinc collided wilh one or Ihe big trucks of P. F. Connelly, the uon-traclur for the section ot: No. 77 Forcarn Vivm a Cow. The "prehistoric eliint" Is luiDLian taurcn on Friday teruiion from 2 until 4:40 o'clock.

nizable at tho first dance ub Tt.peaKersu from outside socletiea irill longing to the reigning fnmllj i pri nis loreariris aro niartn nf between Clinton anil Koppel. Young was thrown through tho windshtpld iao ungn nones of a cow, jimmy Leathers strove mninlv nr aim was lerrmiy cut about the face exterior effect: such little things us Mm. A. D. Monies, president of the coun'y or-ganiaatiou, will preside and the mueic will he in charge of the county se-creluiy, aire.

William Thatcher. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Mary B. Minteer to Eva Cox, Second ward, EliaabDtb. Greer to Ommnila rnn. ramus or ulna or a tibia or fibula tho arms and lugs did nnt l.njimr arm badly sprained.

The injnvil were removed to the office of Dr. Shields in Konliel when', a niiTnhei- nf him ot all. You can't sen 'em nnv-way, so wliy bother putting a stitches tiatt to be taken in the wounds of 1'oung who v. i Hi. drought to his frmsmuch as all us anfhroDolo- Til- tonzi, Pifth ward, Si.

Giovanni Latifisa- to Antnnin n. recked. "51" aarisc that even befnre iha; naleolthic a.ite the priniatus had de-i earelli. Third ward, (1, 20(i i.opca ll.1..e CUlllUIIKlV C011srril-t- lodge room of the opera house bund-1 K. U-K, In aids to twisting and turning the! lands and feet in order to rievnirm Third ward, SI PHA1TSR niETLVGS.

PrayBrincetlng at the ProshvtBr prize ngninrs. thn -wlirii a. White ban, rst ward, $1, S. James Callal); First ward, Si. '-iub-ect ot Jackson's find may in WBT.OOMK HOME.

Saturday will be observed at Koppel as welcome home day for Die soldier hoys of Koppel, Clinton and Haytdale. The Gay's progTani starts at p. m. and a big feature of the afternoon will ho a ball fame between tho Wampum Crescents and Koppel. There will also be, speaking by prominent, men.

r. W. PI, Shorn lan church tonight at p. m. Hev WoDds.

nsmisseu. even if JJmmfe r.p church at nnnnt gotion himself into Jackson prison wltlt all that snare time nn Katherino M. Allen to Jane Prayermeetinj at p. m. Rev.

Allison. Jii.i fiaods School Days Are Milk Days m-iv Hiimington, 51. B. P. Means to Harry S.

"Winger New Wilmington. fe One other proof that Pstrnlmsn AU MEETING. ierman will not orcupy a niche of fame nlnnf; with the scientists lies James McCleoahan to Alice Mehard New Wilmington, it. a i.iib lari mat tin; JacSson itiajitV The Ladies' Aid of tho church met. ilils afternoon church.

Quilling was tho the afternoon. uayid 3. Preston to loars just line a pleco of eau- vas warp and woof are plainly Second ward, 52,250. n. J.

McAIcer to Ufary A. Thon-D'o Third ward, SI. clock a banquet will be served io the returned soldiers in the basement or tho M. E. church at.

Koppel. A rfanc-will he held in thn eveninr; at a Koppel ball. Everybody is invited to witness the ball game and tho other features of the program and a number will attend from here, K. OP, P. SIBKTI.VR.

A reanlar rcoeHno- r.r separated. Stirred by the slowing reports nf find" at a whntn CLASS TO SIEET. Class No. of the M. E.

Sunriiv Mrs. Ethel Pnrks. who i in pf Mi. I M-t, nti.i. tonmri'ow a rYer- 1 headed by Prof.

Canmbdll Rnm' charge of thu rlnanciat departmenl of the Democratie National Com-nnttee, s.undled law before entering Includinp two KeolDgists, a doc-a botanist, a couple of etb- noon st. the church. There will be a husiness meeting and election at officers. Mrs. William Kirkwootl KtiiKtta of r- will be held this eveninr "Pxvpfiminelaaeak Che kfanrbtlist gBit-eratfis energy, keeps the brain sharp and mil soles- active is an important -question.

ftjr mothers these days when the kiddies are in school. It isn't so much a question of how: mncfa, but what Mnd of food they- eat. They need all the bodw-trailding, nerve-etrengthr-ing-clementetheycnn get in order to hare oqnal opporkmitics -with other children, who bjcv fuHj; nourished. Rieck-McJuokin Milk win nave charge of refreshments. HAT-LY BAY.

Sunday wttl be rally day the Presbyterian church. It will be a general and combined rally day tor ihe Sunday school, cliurch anil Chris tiaa Endeavor. Evcrybodv is re- nupsted to Ettend the services Sunday. A good and interesting program is heincr arranged by the coin- iiuii-i-. niso a good sermon h- Ihe pastor, Every lrvry" IVAMPlUr PERSONALS.

Vrf. Wni. Mcnonaltf and Mrs. Sam-ael Sherlock- were in Xew Castle vrr-terrtay. James Sharpo was an Ellwood City visilor Tuesday.

John IjiuRliIin was business visit-or in Ellwood City Tucsilny. Hairy Goodwin hap returned to his worn- in Warren after ipemlin- days with his wire. Mrs. II. E.

Woods was in New Castle today. You cant get away with it! HflKs Ufary Kerr of Pesscnier. rived hero loda id will visit Hev Ni l.i!,i. o( mora ihin iWrtr.iwn ulfi on Mrs. II.

13. Woods ri lies, W. It. Martin and family -Mrs. C.

Hepman soenl vpat.r- n', i day in Xcw Castle. oa- loa.r tltIr tOBiphL 'to per pairSa.ro Miss k'llzabeth Mcfiralh ban rn- fn hTj'WfiiT rfDlBarBtiea aoh day Trill kctrp thorn full of pep, beeaiiee it contains ail the ele-mRTits neoessary for completo iratrifion. Bvftry drop goeg 0 raiMa red hlood. -which keeps their little cheeks rosy and thoir evwj bright. "A Quart of Milk BWy Day 'for Every Chikl" is tho rewimmetidatlon of our moat eminent natrition epccdaliftfa.

Yon can givo ywir ohildren Kreok-Mo-Jimlrin Milk and fool absolutely anrs that it is safe and with fnl. Rfech-McJunkin Dairy Co. BSAVSB STREET ITnlon-900 tnrnni (o Youngstnwn after vlslling lier nunt and nnelo, Miss Margarm and Malliew jMetlralh. U8e McKee Standard Lens that cornpiies with the no-glare law" and adds class to your car. The ens la one 9ol.il piece of cryats1-elaS8 scientifically designedneeds no dimmors-no attarhments.

th, fhHt bV.thc ordinary window t0 1hfc bm of ljh' which concentrated and projected through the horizonta! prisms irom the cround to ulind flpproachinR drivers. Mr. ami Mrs. B. Cohen, Sirs.

Morris Kltnon nnrt Miss Dora Kiinon mo-I to New VmOt) last, ovenlnk-. Father Succumbs ii.wmni.c( per pair lo iii InclukiTC, ptr pnir Win by mtt, afind prjr 1 Of Iron notf mttdul oUMt. To Brief Illness Elliott Waddington iff N. Jeflerson St, Edward E. Hileman fi, Wnllaco Avo.

Mr. mid Mrs. Frtwtird f'Vitf, nf Bini steel, ware called in Aanim, i McKEE Standard LENS ore i linn a week npo by the perl- Hip 1. 1 1 in-. GLASS COMPANY,.