The Morning Herald from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 7

RUSSIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHTING AT LEMBERG CHAMPIONSHIP GAME MONDAY WANTED (By Associated Press to The Herald) FETROGRAD, via London, Sept. 4. The Russian general staff today Is Rags! i the foreigners notice to leave in 24 hours for safety. As I stated before, if the girls could possibly travel home, I would like it much better for I know that they would be safe. Even the men in general who do not belong to the army, draw numbers and the man that gets a certain number is pressed to other work.

You remember Selnnsy, (the district attorney), and Wintner, (a merchant). They were forced to take horses and drive for the army. The Judge told them they could take a substitute to do the work but they have to be present because the responsibility Is on them, LOUIS GOLDSTEIN. fighting all the time. The bulk of the hostile forces entrenched In powerful positions at Kamenka and Gal litoh offered battle and were thoroughly defeated in a desperate conflict.

Between August 31 and September 1 In one district of the upper To Day is the Day For Unusual WILL sued the following account of the SHOAF AND COLLEGIANS BATTLE FOR COUNTY righting which led to the capture or Lemberg, capital of Galicla: DAY ATT AC ACY AS LABOR TI0N. "When the Russian troope were taking the offensive the Auatrian concentration had not been completed Millions of dollars9 worth of Rags collected course of the Guilalipa, alone, where the enemy's line was broken, the Austrians lost 12,000 in killed oi Fvrvthtnir la now in readiness for. and topographical considerations com the greatest baseball game of the pelled the enemy to reinforce this! season in the coke region when Shoaf with three corps. will oppose the Uniontown Collegians Our troops in the Lonthk, Dubno af Continental nark for the cham Dion and Proskurotf districts crossed the August 20 and marched Rhin of Fnvfttta nintv. This game frontier on ASK REMOVAL wounded.

The retreat of the enemy after his defeat at Lemberg assumed the character of disorderly flight and panic and the Russians took 200 guns together with the baggage and tens of thousands of prisoners. It Is be. lieved that the remnant of the second Austrian army is no longer of any military value. The capture of Lemberg will enable the Russian army to jush forward with still greater intensity." on Lemberg for the purpose of thwarting the Austrian covering movement and acting against the is to be the final one of the season for the Collegians, and the champion ship of the county hinges on this con OF I. M.

JONES flank of the enemy. test. To teams of championship cat ihr. the have lost only 1 "In the period between August 17 one game this season and this was to and September 3, the Russian left ad Shoaf, the teams having split even vanoed 220 versts, or about 147 miles, AS RECEIVER annually The General says My output of Certain teed Roofing has grown to such enormous proportions that I am rav difficulty in getting enough rags of good grade to supply this demand. I also need a lot of rags of lower grade for making my standard quality roofing, and also a still lower grade for making my Competition quality roofing.

I will pay the best market price for roofing rag anywhere in any quantity. If they can be shipped in carload quantities and in assorted grades, we can have them shipped direct to any of our big mills, but if in smaller quantities or unassorted, we will arrange which Is expected to be a real base HEAVY FIGHTING IN BELGIUM Women's ''Tub" Dresses Charming models of crepes and voiles, prettily striped, floral and plain eolor frocks that were up to $12.50. On sale for $3.95 Women's Wash Skirts Ratines in plain white, also white serge skirts, formerly up to $8.50, special at Women's Cloth Suits This seasons favorite models, at such radical reductions that going awav women are sure to he interested. Suits that were up to $25 at $5.00 Suits that were up to $45, at $9.90 Women's Coats Dressy cloth and silk coats that are just right for cool nights in town, at the park and at vacation resorts, chiefly black (Continued from Page One.) I ball classic, comes as a fitting close the Collegians successful season. This game must be won for the local 3lub to claim its superiority over the other baseball teams of Fayette coun.

ty, and Playing Manager Ralph Kennedy declares that his men are Making allegations against I. M. Jones, president of the Uniontown Shoe company, who was appointed receiver of that firm this week by Judge Umbel, a number of stockholders of the concern filed a petition yesterday afternoon asking that the court revoke his appointment. The petition upon which Judge Umbel appointed Mr. Jones was filed early in the week by Isaac Prouty company, Murphy Boot Shoe company, F.

H. Hopf Company, Leonard and Barrows and the United States Rubber company, all creditors of the Uniontown Shoe company. Following the filing of the petition yesterday afternoon Judge Umbel has been landing troops on Belgian soil, via England and Scotland, reached here today when Dr. Daniel Elliott, of Newark, N. a passenger on the steamship Cedric, declared he witnessed a movement of troop trains conveying Russians through Englang.

The Ctedric arrived from Liverpool with 1,450 passengers including many American refugees. Dr. Elliott would not say In what part of England he was when he saw the troop trains. He estimated the number of the Russians at more than 70,000 and declared they had come via Northern Scotland and were on their way to the English cannel to embark for the continent. LiONDON, Sept.

4. In a dispatch from Rouen, France, a correspond ent of the Chronicle says he has learned that the French authorities in Paris are considering the surrender ef the city to the Germans in order to avoid damage to property from artillery. LONDON, Sept. 4 The correspondent of the Times, at Dippe under Thursday's date, Indicates that the Germans are less than 25 mile from Paris. He says all day yesterday the head of the wedge which now forms the German right was furiously forcing its way to Paris, battering the rear of the retreating French through Creil, Senlis and Crepy en Calols.

The cannonading broke windows In Chantilly, which is only 17 miles north of Paris. The Germans are near Soissous. with one of our packers or as sorters near you, to buy your rags and prepare them for our use in the different grades. in the best of condition for the game. Members of labor unions and the friends of organised labor have ex tressed themselves as grateful to the management of the Uniontown Col 'egiaus in arranging this attraction or the workmen's holiday.

Outside of the river districts, no other Labor Day attractions have been carded in Lhe county. All the banks, business houses and barber shops in the county will be closed Monday, and this will give those who have been unable to see previous games an oppor tuoity of seeing championship baseball. Braithwood, who has made a won granted a rule on Mr. Jones to show and navv. Coats that were up to $18 at $3.95 Coats that were up to $35, at $8.50 cause why the decree entered appoint ng him as receiver should not be re voked and his appointment set aside and be vacated in order that some other member of the concern who will be an acceptable receiver to the LONDON.

11:50 D. Sept. 4 majority of the stockholders can be derful record for the season with the elected. The rule restrains Mr. Jones Shoaf team, ia slated to pitch for the oi rom performing any acts or incur Churehe.

Societies, ring any expenses as receiver, pending the disposition of the petition filed yesterday. Charitable Institution at the Country Club and later in the evening automobiles will convey the girls there and dancing will be enjoyed. While the tournament is In progress the three courts of the local club will be used, and in addition the private court of F. M. Semans, Jr.

and the Semans court on East Berk iaml others are making good Women's Waists Cool and comfortable summer blouses of sheer voiles anjl batistes in the daintiest low neck models, broken assortment of blouses that were up to $2.00, at 95c Women's Linen Suits a few women's linen The petition was presented by a rerreseniHuven or me iwu. im posing him will likely be Keefe, al though Fisher and Tencate are in groat form and may be worked. Thw old Collegian team which has been working together in great shape for several weeks will be in the same against the great baseball machine 1 "The situation in tne fTencn inea tre of war has not undergone substantial change. The position of the allies ia well maintained. "There are indications that a German movement is developing in at eastward and southeastward diree Hon." larne majority ot the stockholders ot the Uniontown Shoe company and also by the Citizen's Title Trust com pany, which concern holds a note against the Shoe company for $5,000.

from Shoaf. ley street. Cups will be presented to the winner and the runner up in LONDON, Sept 4. A dispatch to On account of the crowds antici r(iiirmm rnm nan from Os The petition sets forth that Mr. Jones is president, general manager men singles, ana to tne winners in pated at the game Monday, the Jfftead says that the German governor men.8 doubleg and mixed doubles.

The and director of the company of opportunity to witness a game this Bruggei8 ig forcing the members winner of the men's singles will play W. S. McElroy. of Pittsburgh, the which he was appointed receiver and further states thai at the last meeting i present holder, for one year's posses sion of the challenge cup, the cup to held by the directors of the concern the re election of Mr. Jones was not satisfactory to a majority of those season In Uniontown, two gates win of ine cjvU guj Wh0 have been die be used.

Grandstand seats will be arme( to mHBBt carrying out the sold only at the south gate and the defen8iVe preparations. These guards bleacher seats will be sold at th are U8e(j mainly in digging trenches, north gate, where both formerly have lt l8 that thia constitutes been sold. Persons desiring reserved anoiner violation the laws of war. seats in the grandstand should pur PRETROG RA D. Sept.

4. Grand become the permanent property of the player who wins It three years present. (not necessarily in succession). suits left for close out today near tailored models in Copenhagen, navy, most of them with long Russian tunic skirts. Suits formerly up to $15 for $5.00 Suits formerly up to $25 for $9.90 Women's Pumps in gun metal, patent leather, Russian calf and black satin, all this summer styles, all sizes.

$3 to $4 Pumps now at Women's Pumps In gun metal, dull kid, patent colt and suede, all the season's newest styles, all sizes and widths. Pumps that were up to $4.50, at $1.95 It Is further claimed by the peti All matches best two in three van loners that 1. M. Jones, his son Hal chase them at the grandstand gate, jju Kicholas, commander in chief of sets, except the finals andchal Jones, and A. L.

Clove are joint own revenue by collecting all kinds oi old rags. We consume tcoret and scows of tons of these rag? every day in fact the total rag sales of the country amount to several million dollars a year. It's an easy way to make money. The rags aie generally given to the collectors or at least sold for very little. Every kind of rag can be used for something.

Use tiiis plan to pay off your church debt or raise the minister's salary. The results are surprising. Certain teed Quality ROOFINfl Dur.bUity is the highest quality possible to make. It is guaranteed in writing to last 5 years for pryt 10 years for 2 ply, and 15 years for 3 ply, and this guarantee is bacued by tlte world's largest roofing mills. Then is a dealer in your locality who Randies Captmin ta Rcmtene; and our other wide line ot good.

If you consul, him he will be glad to give you full information about our goods and will quote you reasonable prices on ail of them. He sure tl goods are made thi Russian forces has Issued a gen lenge round match men singles ers of 25 shares of the company stock 1 and that they have been controlling i which will be three in five vantage sets. Spaulding championship balls eral order providing for the military A.tmniMtrtion of all foreign territory the election, being three out of the, five directors regularly elected. It is! o. a.

oreunied bv the Rus will be used. Rules of the United ENTERS WOMAN'S BEDROOM WHILE i rr i i Tha nrdtr calls I Or Ifle eh.bib imihiubi uawn i ruum bshuuh claimed that these three men have aiau troops. tion will govern the play. Play wil been electing ofiicers against the! wishes of other members of the con creation of a special province con iRtinsr of the territory occupied in begin at 9:30 a. m.

and p. each flay. Any player not present tl in tha niacins of cern and that In general they have been defeating the will of the others WUKlb Thur8day stockholder. The committee in charge of the The, petition sets forth that the ia. WV M.H mi 11 mi utaini mm jk Charged with assault and battery.

ivioN. Sept. 4. The Sita 1 itr Svt. a not for $5,000 held against the Uniontown Shoe company by the Citi iv.nlt of Brier mmiinn.

Bt timirnuu, jonu v. iorcou, jouia 3. lBt! "Vaczek and Frank W. Newhall. Two zen's Title Trust company fell due mi a vvt aauofc Villi IS till AU11 Ulffs IllUt no UtUUhltV luv wMmjr na Vfl i i.

laat' night by Constable Carey Unes jtu August mh and was no? renewed or paid. It is claimed in the petition man. of Brownsville. Comosky was nf Main that Presl I 7 committed to jail to await the finding the Ccr "uw, "MUCT' to jail to await the finding hmiid approach iuo tJiiicruuumeui una iruaHporuiliou committee are F. M.

Semans. that Jesse A. Rockwell, who is the largest stockholder in the concern, was endorser for this note and that when the note fell due aud could not be paid it is alleged that Mr. Hock well personally went to Mr. Jones and told him if he would consent to and guaranteed by us.

General Roofing Mfg. Company hutUimg tiftr Oliver Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. TaUiihiwG .3171 Raw Twit City Bom CUcas rtttaWrl Ffeiaitbbia AtUsU CbwUa tr rf chairman, F. P. Truesdale and F.

W. Newhall. The grounds and matches committee oonsists of H. G. Sturgis, Dr.

R. W. Marsh. John W. Norton, "The Peoples Store" of the grand jury next week by Jus emperor and ank him for a plain Jce of Hie Peace C.

C. Garletts. Ideclarat on of What his Intentions It is alleged by the prosecutrix. re ard to aU the treaties Mrs. Anna Noleska.

that on last Aug af hVhVlf at the Hague, uat ZZ she was sleeping in the front enU ehame rom on the second floor of her home BOf twt Hruet in Brier Hill. The front window was leaaly d.aregarded so that no earnest raiaed. and Comoky. it ia charged, nian can now place any trust In fcer rlimbed np to the porch and Into her man promises room through the open window. The newspaper says that Bnctum i i mar.

tin muitAr what Emoeror wu ixiuis vacsek and Joseph Snider. having members elected directors it. mtim mti amm City Hm Saaf'aaciM fc.al la La4aa lUaWit WWBV VSiMHPF iPBKMPvOnW enjoyed its most successful year this to a majority of the stockholders ha season. The membership Is larger would renew the note, lt is said that than ever, including about 40 men and ir a. i ii i iiMi i wiiniHii ciKiTiia uiru.

Jones failed to meet with this de mvuvm laucu Mirci WIIU IUU DG t.aA ot. ishe was knocked unconscious and Hams' answer tmgui ue, lT av severa in miind atld lhe nole wm Dut reuewe(1 ravished in her bedroom. When the no thought oi repnsaw. suuw louruamenia ne a ainoe uec lt 8 alleged by the petitioners who KILLEO BY TRAIN TANGO CONTEST In demonstrating freight Jumping afialr happened her husband was at tnere musi wo vr vc ned their petition through Attorney wnM lnfnriatAn Afffltnat i 'rMimnaL and a tOOta IOT a lOlfLB. ing ha.

been greatly improved during! ioim rSiJ'S to a number of boys at the Smock de pot Thursday afternoon at 4:50, Mat was made before Justice of the Peace PARIS. Sept. 4. An official com Garletts, of Brownsville, and the ar munication Issued by the military I'ntontewn thew Gibson, aged 35, the sou of New w.w or Dins tor which the hall, president; L. L.

Willard. vlca Klin RECENT DEATHS JESSE HICKMAN FUNERAL Funeral services for the late Jesse Hickman, who was drowned while canoeing in Lake Erie, at Cleveland, will be held from the home of Mr. Hickman's grandmother, Mrs. D. A.

Titlow. on the McClellandtown road, responsible ton Gibson, of Smock, was thrown be rest made by Constable Guesman. A government or cans tnis aiiruuim fa i "Bud" Trunningcr and Miss Blanche Swift Win Prizes. "Bud'' Trunninger, one of Union town's leading exponents of the modern ballroom dances, with M1ss Blanche Swtft. a member of the Empire Musical comedy company, cap and it is claimed that he endeavored neath the wheels and so badly injur neanng was neia yesieruay, ana laiuyi: ed that he died In a few minutes.

The defendant held for court. president; H. G. Sturgis, secretary treasurer; executive committe, Dr. R.

W. Marsh, C. L. Farson and WUHam Barkell. accident was witnessed by about 1501 1 to maintain absolute control over the books of the company.

It is further alleged that Mr. Jones recently made a vii.it In Vur V.r lf oni a.i persons who were at the station As in former years Pittsburgh will at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Dr. The movement of the oipoaHi armies near Paris are being contln ued without contact taking place. In the district of Verdun and German force has sustained some check.

In Lorraine and the Voeges our troops won fresh and partial successes. The T. M. Thompson, officiating. The remains, accompanied by members of NORTH UNION SCHOOLS WILL the family, arrived here yesterday af ternoon and were taken to Mrs.

Tit contribute the largest number of out setts and while ia these states nego oMown entries to the tournament tinted with creditors of the eonewn next week. Twenty or twenty five from to file a peUUon and have hi rnp Uiat city are expected to participate, pointed as receiver of the compiuiy UK Sxtou rould not meet the deX ng. Fairmont, Clarksburg. Cumber mands of the creditors. The.

Citizen's land, Johnstown, Parkers burg. Bait. Title Trust company were riven se" more, Connellsville, Scottdale. Mount rurit Th SS vI glVJZ aeneral situation ts little changed. nnrn sfrvMr a LONDON.

Sept. 4. A dispatch to Gibson had Jumped the freight train Just a minute before and had alighted safely. As he stood on the station platform with a bunch of boys near him he remarked that if they watched him he would show them how to jump a freight when they grew up to be men. The words had hardly left his lips before lie made aa attempt te Jump on the front step of the caboose.

He missed his footing and fell under the wheels, the rear truck of the caboose crushing his breast tured the first prize in the tango contest at the Dixie last night J. F. Me Ttermott, who danced with Miss Phoebe Newcome, of the same com pany, won the eecond prize. The young women members of the company are not very adept at the ballroom dances and the local boys found them difiicult to dance with. The dancing was very good, however, and a large audience witnesaed the contest.

"Daddy," a now musical comedy by the same company, which was given low's home. In the funeral party were Mrs. L. Y. Hickman, Mr.

Hick man's mother and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Florence Boyer. of Cleveland; Harry T. Hickman and loonnoHo al wv" v' HL CII oMwi.vi3, U.CBUBUUTK aOU Whtn ha matim tha unnn The stockholders ara now aniHnr Mrs. Hickman, of Cleveland George Urilll MUnUAT neuters Telegram from Petrograd jsavs the following official atatement 4,, TTT 'has been given out at the Russian All the sc hool hells in North Un capital.

ion township will toll on Monday and 0n September I Lemberg was nearly J.ooo school children wUl mrrounded by Russian troops turn to the buildings they left last p(j ma ctptured with an enormous Uwount of war material. All build On account of Monday being Labor ln tnt mmm packed with Day the pupils will be given a half AhLr.1.tt WOunded who bad been Judge Umbel te revoke his decision I Hkkman, of Cleveland; Kennedy appointing Mr. Jones and in ht utmA H. Hickman and Mrs. Hickman, of stead CROPS ROTTING appoint a receiver who will be satis.

Ureensburg. Russell H. Hickman, an apprentice seaman in the United Stales asvy, stationed at Norfolk, Va, arrived In Uniontown last factory to the majority of the etork holders. The rule waa then jaada by Judge Urn bet (Continued from Page One.) yesterday grwuy excelled Friday's shows. In this act Joe Rolley and tiniest Uawoocl, comedians, were excellent.

The chorus worked hard and appeared to a hotter advantage. holiday. On Monday morning all will rw M. in I. ..4 anfiMna A Mlar abandoned In the enemy's headlong FOOTEDALE SURPRISE PARTY Miss Margaret Sinor, of Footedale, gave a delightful surprise party Wednesday evening la honor sd John Bo sak.

The evening was spent la playing parlor'games and singing. A de NEW FURNITURE STORE where they will he given their hooks Israel ricks Opens Store In the Wast MANY ENTER FOR and the lessons will he assigned, after which they will be dismissed for the day. Tleacbexs will meet In the af GEORGE N. GALLAGHER liEcCBLlC. Sept.

4. George Nathaniel Gallagher, aged three months and seven days, died here this morning at .30 o'clock after aa Illness of IXT US FURNISH YOUR ternoon, however. Supervising Prin (Continued from Psoa One.) a i cipal Thomas 11. Means has been I MO ML I two weeks. The funeral will be held from the home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, with interment ia Pleasant End Theatre Building.

Today snarka the opening of the new Ficka Furniture store In the Weet Knd Theatre bunding. Souvenirs will be given the ladies and cigars will be given the men during the entire day. The store will he open from I o'clock this morning until i o'clock tonight. The best treatment and working hard all summer cm the 0f the out of town players will be schools and plans the most success Quartered at the Country Clab whUe licious lunch was served by the boa tess at a late hour. Among the out of town people present were Misses Mary Denko, Anna Wall, Mary Ily doskey, Mary Buscho, Emma Bor cbek, Helen Croacbick.

Mary Seketey, and Mary Dusc, of Uniontown; Miss Mary Denko, of Coun Us villa; John Cooper, Joseph and Jacob Sulley and Joseph Andreus, of Uniontown; John Bosak, of Revere: Joe Oliulk, of Phil lips, and John Veuik and John Do runda, of Lambert. View cemetery. The services will be in charge of Rev. H. U.

Manley, of New fealcm. lul term la their history. I others will be entertained by club A meeting of the teachers will he members at their homes. On Thurs neUi ia the high school auditorium day evening the visitors and local this afternoon at which the teachers club members will be the guests of wUl receive their instructions tor the Frank M. Semans, Jr.

at a eora roast vara work and will receive their to be held ia his beautiful Japanese courtesy ia assured all. mtmo mb, wmw viner ana pro JOHN J. JOBES FUNERAL Funeral services were held Wed prietor ec tne new concern, has been Uniontown for the last at vm. nmdiv afternoon at 1:30 for John in keys. All Lboee who have not as yet gardens.

Mr. Semans is a loyal ten signed their contracts will sign them nis enthusiast and every year the At fh maAtina Th taarhara livinar local club Is greatly Indebted te him conducting the Fashion shop, on Mor Joints at the home of his grandpar gantewa street during that tine, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lane. The ser i lilalf illni 1 at out of town are arriving aa will for his interest and his hospitality.

3. UNION SCHOOL BOARD The South Cnion school board held be here in time to atteud the meet particutarry ai me umm in. cmp tng this afternoon. jtember tonrnameat. On Friday eve A climax 1 the year will he the September 11.

the snea will line annual picnic to be held at Shady mmammmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmm of which we can't complain. 1 received a postal from your dear children when they got. off the iteamer at iiremen. Last week I received another postal from Lucerne, Switzerland. 1 could not answer as there waa no address on it.

1 would like to aee them very much hut at thia critical moment 1 would prefer to hear good news from them that they are at home by this time. Since they assassinated the heir to the A UMt rut Hungarian throne and his wife, they Investigated and It was found that lt was done under dictation of Rus la. They had been waiting for that moment to start war. Of course, jertnany interfered and then all the nations here aeclar ed war en each other. The Aee triailungariaa army occupied many Russian cities without any fighting.

The Austria Hungary government are getting all the horses tbey can according to value and are giving notes for them. Tbey are taking men from to to At years of age. A friend of yours over 40 lmt not quite 48 has Joined the army. Those who are supposed to Join the army in Octotier in times of peace are forced to join now. They are going to take every man who is healthy from 18 years ap.

legible weat up very high because they can't bring anything on the trains. Passenger and freight trains are all used for the army. All the other nations have given their meeting last evening with all the members present. A number of minor bills were paid. The next meeting will be called on October 2.

tirove park on next Friday. This will L37 9 WtST HA1N ST. UWIONTDWa, 8A.g iofium um waa in nm rurni vice waa eoaauc.ea ey nev. eiaui. oi ture business in New York City.

peasant View, and Rev. Brown, Waltersburg. He is survived by bis LADIES' SHOE PARLOR mother, Mrs. Rose Jobes and three I sisters, Hattle, Frances and Helen, all Meet Exclusive Style in Advanced at home Mrs. Jobes wishes to thank Footwear la Being Shewn.

I the beys of Waltersburg. hie Under the management of Mrs. fades, who sent the beautiful wreaths Margaret a White, the Ladies' Sboe'md also the other friends who sent Parlor in the second floor of tha First flowers National fiaak building, will open I be one of the banner days for the park 1 BuniOXl T0rttUT6d jT66w of the year when the studeau andj AnlVltr Marl a OTaII their paraau and frleuds gather. UlCKiy JM.aU0 W6U there. Thia will also mark the clos hU vrlnkle lt's a food one ing day of the park.

Special cart1 say yonean heatlt will be run to and from the park the ih "iJSSt li hot meet MoBtej even ng and will, hm lbl0 cot4 tbat prepare an athletic program for the oW relible tmmuB Extractor. aHy I Next morning the pain Is gone, you MARRIAGE LICENSES J. T. Killinger Eversoa Minnie Basdnger Breakneck Alexander Kosub Cleveland, O. Mary Peters Colliei James Oile Percy Sarah Cummiugs Mt.

Braidock formally next Wednesday afternoon. DAVID J. PALMER ELECTED Music Is to he a feature of the open ins! dav and eouvanirs mill ha at van ing day and Souvenirs Will he given. V.r.r.. Armw4 Vatarana fiaiaet Waah.

nhftM lafiii um a Grind Army veterans neisct wasn Michael Baulk's Grlndatone Wire For Me And Fll Wire For You HELMEY, the Electrician 14 Smith Gallatin Ave. Uniontown, Pa. All Kinds of Electric Work and Supplies. Full Line of Mine Supplies. Motor Repairing on Short Notice Our h7i rk.

u.7Z rrr. l7i i0ton as Neat Meeting Place. bTf 151.5 I 1 clock DETROIT. Sept. 4.

Comrade The Indies Shoe Parlor is new jftVid J. Farmer, of WashiuKton. open and extensive line of the m.n,tu.r it. sth una yh Anna Vlsxlocky PUtshurgli feel a whole heap better. Keep up CARR WHITBY the treatment HUB ply follow thai Iowa regiments in the Civil War, was most exclusive styles ia footwear is being shown.

this afternoon elected eoinmaeder ia Among the marriage licenses Issued special directions given sad oft wUl In (Jreensburg Thursday was that of come the bunion, away will go the Miss Lillian Carr of Fairchance, and eora, you'll feel like a tango artist. William Whitby, of I'nloatown, and For foot comfort there's nothing to ur. F. JL PITiKKY, ML T. Specialist la nervous and carom diseases, electrical aft other drjxlesa methoda.

ConsuiiaUca Bell uhone 144JL lOi East Main chief of the Q. A. R. at the cioslag session of the 4fith annual national encampment. Washington, D.

was unanimously chosen for the encampment place nxt yttar. fid ward Whyel, who was operated on last Wednesday for appesdl cltis, waa resting easily early this morning. that of Miss Mildred P. Uoadman, of heat PuUuans rain less Cora jcxtrac Alverton, and Harry l. Walters, of tor, 2c.t at dealers everywhere.

New Salem. (Advt. li.