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aii VWiliiiWMiilillMiir- franxhn repository chaxbersburg mIU PAGE FIVE based on reports from all tho larger cities and towns or the Slate and by '(he fact that Pennsylvania sent 368 000 men to battle during the Civil War and 370000 during the World War DEATHS OF A DAY IN THIS COMMUNITY PERSONAL NEWS TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS TIIMTIII 1924 SEPTEMBER 1924 HSit Margaret Yeager Mrs Margaret Yeager widow of the late Henry Yeager' died this morning at 710 o'clock at her home 83 West Washington Street She was aged 71 years 11 months i The prises awarded at the horve and 12 days and was a member of show a feature of Th lredayafter-the First United Brethren Church noon follows: Surviving are four children: Mrs Two horse heavy draft team reg- AnnaKleo matron of tho State Sanatorium sit Mont Alto Howard Yeager of town Arthur Yeager superintendent the State Sanitarium at Mont Alto and Mrs Lloyd Albert of Washington also two sisters Mrs Louisa Rlegner and Miss Hattie Michaels both of town Funeral services conducted by the Rev -B Daugherty will be held Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock from her lat' residence Interment at Cedar Grove cemetery Concrete Improvements Earn Their in a short time and malcq money for their owner forever after They make your place more valuable more livable end more nroi1r They ere not expensive end they ere not an expense They are aa Investment that pays big returns in satisfaction and service' The concrete way la the easiest and cheapest way to make any kind of a farm Improvement Concrete is proof against rets rust fire and wind It never needs expensive repairs Any farmer can make improvements himself which if done by outside help would 'he small amount he will spend for materials Any Suity Cement dealer named below will give you full -Hr and Mr Ira Davie East Queen street are visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Davis of Hagerstown Donald Haller oI-East Quoel atreet has been calleii to Washington bjr the Illness bis mother Mrs Frank Haller formerly of town Miss Helen Eche'Ur of Phlla delphla avenue has gone to Anna Polls Md to resume net duties as teacher In the high school Miss Georgia Pittman has re turned to her home in McConnells 'borg after a weeks' visit with her sister Mrs Ann Houpt East Queen atreet George Minnlch of Philadelphia Is spending a two weeks vscatlon with his parents Mr and Mrs: Joseph Minnlch of West' KInfr street Mrs John A Pfoutx of Lincoln Way Eagt has returned from 'Ocean City Md where she spent the sum mer Miss Elisabeth tfeyer has returned to her home on Nelson street after spending the summer at the Chll dren Seaside Home ft Atlantic City Ftank Overcash who has been spending some time at t's home 1'- town will leave tomorrow for Baltimore where he has a pnltlon with the United 'Hallway and Electric company Mr and Mrs Russell Frants of Bethlehem are spending some time with Mrs Frants parents Mr and Mrs Rush Diltman of West Queen street Roy Joiner and mother have removed from their summer cottage at Caledonia to their hom on Wat Washington street Edwin Snider was taken 111 this morning while at work at tlio local offless and removed to his home on North Second slreet Miss Cecelia Schoenbc-gor of Lincoln Way East is visltlne frl-ndsin Wilkes-Barre Mr and Mrs HiU-ehew who have been visiting in Providence I are spending a few days In New York City before leaving for Asbury ua GREATER PEACE HUE DEMONSTRATION Continued now wa One that any weaknesses that exist might be corrected" Division commondere will have Im-j 3 third Lester Hoover 3 mediate charge of mobilising each Novelty races Pie race irst Guy company but will be required to I Mills second Clyde Reltsel third make a full report not only ah to the Truman Pelffer mirth Lester Hoov number of men present but to sub or Dress race Gny Mills Lester mil complete plane of local moblllsa-1 Hoover Truman Pelffer Clyde Rel-tlon which will include methods of tsel Cigar Guy Mills Lester recruting feeding bousing physical HooverNeedle Guy Mills Tru-examipation and initial training of man Pelffer Clyde Reltsel rfftsr Charles Williams third Harry Hoover pony First Benjamin Overcash second Harry Hoover Gentlemen's First Kauffman second Frajik Rota Walker Bros phambersburn Pa Angle Chamber sbnrg Pa Marlon -Grain Co Marlon Pa Chamberaburg Grain Co Chamberaburg Pa WILLS VICTOR OVER FIRFO Gnntinued Irniu Pnao hour with hlo left and croiicd with bla right ataggerlng Flrpo In hla own oorner Harry was hitting harder than hla opponent a right to the jaw made Flrpo groggy Two heavy body blows followed but the Aell stopped Wills from following up his advantage Round 8 left found body and hla right went to the jaw as they met In the center of the ring Flrpo jabbed weakly with hla left but Will blocked a right cross which tallowed A straight right sent Flrpo's head backward Harry waa boxing superbly Will landed effectively to the body in a clinch Wills' punches were carrying more steam than hie rivals Flrpo waa short -with a right uppercut Harry landed twice to Flrpo's body They broke from a clinch as the hell ended the round Round Marry tied Flrpo up when he started one of hie rushing attacks Flrpo Isd with his right snd fell Into a clinch They exchanged body blows at' cloaa quartan Wills' reach waa bothering Flrpo Wills stood off and peppered Flrpo at long range lending effectively six- times without an absolute return'- Flrpo waa going away aa Wills' right struck hi jaw Harry waa gaining confidence Flrpo led with hjs right hut Wills cleverly blocked the blow and caught Flrpo on tho aide of the head coming in Flrpo's right hit Wills hard on the head hut Harry only smiled The bell stopped the round ip the middle of a clinch Round 10 They exchanged body blows Flrpo protested to the referee for hitting In the clinches heavy right was finding body coniUtontly Wills landed a one-two punch to Flrpo's head and tia Argentine clinched Wills landed to body hut took a stiff one in hla wind In return Flrpo danced away from a right and then clinched Flrpo landed weakly to Jaw and followed it with a right to the body which stung Harry Wills took a beautiful right on the jaw as th bell rang Round rushed to meet Flrpo but the Argentine clinched Wills hooked hie right to Flrpo's jaw aa the referee attempted to part them Firpo( landed hi right to jaw and 'followed with a right to the body but the blow lacked steam' There was much wrestling and hanging on by both principals Flrpo stung hla right to Wills' Jaw twice In rapid succeiMon hut Harry kept concentrating to Flrpo's body which wna pink from the heavy battery of hlowal Thfch he had absorbed Flrpo wae getting hie right over better but abu-taking plenty of body punishment They were tied up tight at the bell Round 12 They shook hands They lmmedltely clinched Flrpo hanging oh desperately Wills waa opening np trying frantically ti put over a finishing blow He continued his' relentlerj body attack Flrpo was hanging on savagely Wills missed a right but landed two successive rights to the head a moment later Flrpo landed hla right straight to Wills' face but the negro continued' to emlle They continued their clinching and Tha Fayetteville Feed A Grain Cp East Fayetteville Elevator Co Fayette villp Pa men of the company The civilian phase of National Defense Day Is In change of special committees appointed by the com- Dsster Hoover Umbrella race Lee mander of the Third Corps area ter Hoover Quy Mills Truman Pelf-In addition state veterans organi-1 Clyde Reltsel sations manufacturing plants and South Main street and Mias Mary Spangler of East Queen street spent the day in Baltimore Mrs Davis Mrs Charles Ogle Mrs Mullin and Mrs Margaret Harper spent today at Annapolis Md Mrs Sophia Adams of Lincoln Way East is visiting friends and relatives In Harrisburg and Reading SOCIAL EVENTS WHAT THEY SAY The Franhlin County fair growing bigger and bigger ech year In a very short time we 'Will have a real' exhibition" Stauffer 'People are- phcmiifg for seats for the Marine Band Concert wblch is a good Indication that we are going to have an audience" Secretary IN PULPIT AND PEW OF THE CHURCHES to attend this service All are In vlted Fayetteville TJ 8 Thomas pastor Firt B- Church Fayetteville mriuv Minnl ft 30 wnrihlti Sunday school 9:30 a worehlp nt sermon 10:45 a 6:45 5 Mt Union Sunday school 9:30 a prayer service at 730 Fetterhoff'e Church Sunday school at 9:30 am at 7:00 sermon and worship at 7:30 All are welcome Scotland United Brethren Rev March Pastor Bible School 9:30 a 7 in Evangelistic Services 7:30 Salem 'Bible School 9:30 a Harvest Home services 10 30 a 7:15 m- Strasburg Bible School 9:30 a' 7 HAN LOSES HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS 'I am sorry I did iot hear Mayr'a Wonderful Remedy a few years ago as It would have saved me several hundred dollars Five years I suffered from indigestion and severe bloating I rrew worse all the time My doctor said an operation would be all that could save me I took a course of Mayr St Thomas Prpibyi-rian i reserve companies it students Services will be reauued- in th4 orm that reserve of man-power Enroll now In the Chamberaburg where they will spnd sever Presbyterian Church on jabbuth af through which we would draw ad- Shorthand School Prepare for win-weeks They went to Providence ternoon at 2:30 Rev D- A Me- dltional soldiers needed for service ter employment over he Boston post road and re- Alietcr of Chamberebur will preach in war Day School now In session Night Enthusiastic response to these School opens Oct 1 Adv turned to New York ovsr the good It is hoped that all tha members and friends will make special effor to- complete reserve fompanie: Culbertson Elevator Co Culbertson Pa i Packman Williamson Pa Spasr A ton Chamherabnrg Pa Moses Horst Scotland Pa Spear A Company Chamherabnrg Fa CONSIDER THE LOOKS TOO It Is not only the fact that a bent broken and leaky radiator makes for inefficiency In the running of your engine' but think of the appoaranc' of tho front of your car To avoid getting a reputatl for ahnh'jlness Miii slovenliness let ne fix ihaf imitator Val Vanderau Burkhart At Hear Hotel Washington A Personal Investment Service Rendered To Banks Trust Companies Individual Investors iHQtririti Invited on Liiltd md Unlisted Securities Direct Private Wire to New York PRIZES AWARDED Continued from Page One Art New York Mrs Charles Ogle a graduate of -the National School of Elocution and Oratory Philadelphia istered First and Sellers 8 Two horse medium draft team grade Charles Williams Stauffer etown flfst second Edward Fegan Fayetteville Four horse heavy draft registered Sellers Sellers Sellers Ponies First Benjamin Overcash Second Harry Hoover riding first Benjamin Overcash second Hoover Egg Clyde Reltsel Truman Pelffer Lester Hoover Frank Rots Slow Gny Mills "Just passed the Civil Service Ex- amlnation and my employer gave me a raise of 320 a la the letter recently received from one of our thermometer 8 a ill 12 75 3 75 tra 6 m' Uncle Wipi bedtime lie WDAR 335 5:30 Dream Daddy'a ator- lea 1 P- Book review- Benson's Ch'rIey Trr' 7:30 Emmett Welch Minis trela Fishing Forecast Artis recital Chicago or-cherts Charley orchestra WOO Philadelphia 509 8:80 A Gand jrlori's or chestra 7:80 Concert classical ma-atc 8:15 Harrietts Aldley organist 9 pm A Cendnlorl'a orchestra KDKA Pittsburgh 326 5:30 Paul Flee per organ lit 6:80 The Children's Per lod 6:45 News and baseball 7:30 Bureau of Mines talk 7:40 StokmaiY market reports 8 Concert program WCAF Washington 469 7:55 Major league scores 8:30 Talk Cape Gordon-8mlth To be announced WRC Washington 460 (Silent night for WRC) regulurly morning end niaff Yours alnaaralr Prmnk Isanaiun 110S Jfri An Mmrio For permanent relief eat Rollout Bran regularly Two tablespooafnla in chronic cues with every mrtl It is guaranteed to bring n-olto or your grocer will return your money You will like tha doliciou nut-like flavor of Kellogg oo different from ordinary brans which are unpalatable Eat Kellogg Bran with milk or cream Sprinkle it over other cereals Cook it with hot eercl Try it in too recipe given on the puling Kollogg Bran eooked end rumbled is served by leading hotel! and elubs in individual package Hade in Battle Greek Bold by uli grown Halsey Co Establish to 1894 iiiaiiri New York Stock Exckenge Chamberaburg Trust Bldg Bell Phene 320 vT Phono 833 all large Industrial make a showing of -available man i power of tho State This large 'reservoir of the cltlxens 1 Gen Beary said "woild be called upon In an actual mobilisation Day test of the available force of the coutry plans Is evident throughput the entire State and Pennsylvanl 1 as she hae always done In the past will be ready to do her full share In this Defense The estimate of the number of civilians that will parade today were (Eastern Standard Tima) WEAR New 492 5 Joseph Kqecht'e orthi tra Be It (he stones' Joseph White tenor Harry Jentee jaxs pianist Roselle Shiiner vlr llnisf 8-8 FI letter's orchestra WJZ New 455 3 in Lafayette Hotel orchestra 7 Wall St Journal xevlew 7:80 Looealeaf jrrent top- lea 7:45 Special Defense program 9:30 Harold Stem's Dav cheetra WHIT New 360 5:30 m-r-Olcott Va'l'e tilo 6 Paul Specht'e orchestra 8:30 Strickland's orche- 9 Gem dance orchestra 9:80 Roseland dance orchestra 10:30 Club Ala'iam Revue W0R Newark 105 5:15 Lou Straaeman'a orchestra 5:30 "Man in the Moon" torlea Lou Strassman'i orchestra i Bill sport talk WIF Philadelphia 509 5:05 Eddie Elkins' orcbee- lghways of Connecticut George Householder of South Main street has 'gone to Where he has accepted a position Mrs Fred Johna has returned to her home In Lancaster' after spending the past week -with her sister Mrs John A Selders of West King street Robert and Frank Dunlap of Albany are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Dunlfp of Stoufferstown Mrs Shaffer hnd daughter Mian Edith' of Lincoln Way East have returned from a visit to Mrs Shaffer's son at Somers Point and AtlanMc City Mr and Mrs Sherbahn and little daughter Mesine of Tacoma Park Woshlngton 'i have returned after visiting Mr Sher-bahn's mother Mrs Carrie Shetfiahn of South Main street and other relatives In town The condition of Miss Elxen Henry who hae been quite ill at her 'home on West King street 1a lightly Improved Miss Margaret Anderson of South Slain street hae entered the St Clair Hospital Columbus Ohio where she will complete her course of studies to become a nurse: Miss Anderson for the past two years -was a student nurse at tha Cbara-hereburg Hospital Sellers of the Sellers apartmenti South Main street is pending come time In New York City Mr end Mis Vanderau or People Are Wondering Whether you know 90 per cent of the milk shipped to large cities li carried by motpr trucks? 1 Whether you know this fact bar stimulated the establishment of dairy-farms in large numbers near fitiee? Whether you know the -beautiful larkspur grows in mteses -on the western plains and la a deadly poi-yon to tha cattla if -they eat 11? Whether you know over 60 per Rent of the farms in -Iowa aro mortgaged owing to the Inflation or lvalues five years ago? Whether you: know there are tow Ain the United States SOOOhdlffarent chains of stores with 60000 asperate stores In these chains? Alternate appUcatloill of hot and cold then apply V03C3S VapoRub VapoRub IV STUUm Jmn (W yair The Valley National Bank Wonderful Remedy Instead' and for the past year have been entirely It Is a simple harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and tra allays the inflammation which' causes practically all stomach liver and Intestinal allmonta including appendicitis One (lose will convince or money refunded For eel? by Miller' Pharmacy and all leading druggists everywhere Adv wrestling taotics Flrpo getting tho worst the exchangee which fol lowed They were clinched at the bell Car of Millers Harvest Queen and Hustler Phosphate Just arrived that good kind for good crops and will build up your land Alfalfa and timothy scads cleanest I can get Grain drills Thomas Ontarls or Penn Lowdown I eol 1he lost and saved each farmer at Vneat 1500 Bfcdy now Harrows Burch plows Burch cultlpsckers fertilisers roller's Stanard grain cleaners get one end clean your aeed wheat atop harvesting 111th and sow clean grain If you want to eava money get In touch with Plnol Elvator Where you buy John Vadel 4 Sh'cpeneburg Pa Both phones HEADLIGHT TESTING STATION Hava your lights been tested 7 Do you know you are liable to arrest If your lights are out of focueT We have equipped a regular testing station at our King atreet garage Hours 7 to 10 Gome In have your lights properly adjusted' get a certificate and avoid delays on the road and perhaps arrest Approved by State Highway Motor patrol CHAMBBRSBUiRG AUTO CO Pfoutx Mgr Cramer Funeral Director 76 Main Sf Chambcrshurg Pa Bell 455 lelcphonin J602 -f Capital $350000 Surplus $350000 Resources over $3000000 5 1 5 years suffering with Bran restores health A Strong and Safe Acts as Executor Administrator Guardian Trustee Base Ball Scores Y-F LEAGUE Oneontu 1 Jlarrlsburg 0 York 12 Binghamton 7 Scranton 6 Elmira 4 Williamsport 6 Wtjkce-Barra 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE -Brooklyn 8 Phillies 7 Other clubs not scheduled AMTRtnAN LEAGUE Washington 7: Athletics 4 Detroit 5 Chicago 4 (10 inga) New York 4 Boston 3 game) New York 8 Boston 3 (second game) Cleveland 12 St Louis 7 (Bret game) Cleveland 10 St Louis 6 (second game) i SEED! SEED! New crop Timothy Seed 9975 pure Cham-bersburg Grain -Co East 3-rant street Adv Hr Laneingt tea typical of of there He found permanent relief from in Kelloggk Bran boeanoe it is ALL bran nothing but ALL bran can be 100 per cent effective Bead what he Sirs hm bean effletidl with eonatt pitkm far the paat IS raara Hid darinc thht ttan I hm mem 'ta four dlffvmt barpltak and submitted to dvr diffiwt optimtlona that vm tte raault of coaatip-tioa I tu fcttiac ao bad that mu maal I ate aoarad on tear ataauah Two montha aco I waa adviaad to Mt jour Kflloft'a KnunMed Bran I triad it aa I waa tirin avaiytbinu I could hear of Warn that day ou have never taken a yhyeia My atnmaab doaa We offer our services and request our patrons to consult us in regard ot the above matters REED Cashier.