The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 24

Charming BOOTS For Fall Wear Trim, distinctive models which express perfectly the feminine desire for dainty Footwear. And there's a saving of several dollars on every pair, thanks to contracts made months ago. On this basis we urge immediate buying for we can not begin to duplicate our present stocks at these interesting prices. BROWN LEATHERS $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and $12.00 BLACK LEATHERS $5.00, $8.00, $9.00 up to $14.00 PATENT LEATHERS $8.00, $10.00, $12.00 Walters 23 PUBLIC SQUARE AC.T. MURRAY.

SMITH CO. SOUTH MAIN co of Undertakers Funeral Directors Spacious Private' -Sectarian Chapel' Disposal of Patron Day 6' Night SERVICE Beth Teleptiones' Mine Pay Days Lehigh Valley Coal Co. Saturday, Sept. -13 Westmoreland. Monday, Sept.

15-Franklin, Mineral Springs, Dorrance, Prospect, Henry, Warrior Run, Midvale shops, Maltby, Exeter. Kingston Coal Co. Friday, Sept. 12-Nos. 2 and 4 at Kingston, Gaylord at Plymouth.

Haddock Mining Co. Saturday, Sept, 13 Black Diamond. Susquehanna Collieries Co. Saturday, Sept. 13-Nos.

5 and 7 at Nanticoke, No. 6 at Glen Lyon. Lehigh Wilkes Barre Saturday, Sept. 13-Stanton, Hollenback, South Wilkes- Barre, Lance, Nottingham, Wanamie, Empire shops, supply store, Maxwell, Sugar Notch. The HALLMARK Store Table Silverware In Sterling and Sheffield Reproduations in new We are also showing 1847 Rogers "The Original Rogers," and full stock of the COMMUNITY PLATE Guaranteed "from honeymoon to USE HALLMARK SILVER POLISH Frederick DIAMOND CITY JEWELER THE POSTOPPICE- JUST AS RELIABLE R.

SEPTEMBER 9, 1919. THE WILKES RECORD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1919. DISCUSS WAR RELIEF DRIVE Leading Jewish Citizens Prepare to Launch Campaign for War Sufferers THIS CITY A PIVOT POINT Leading Jewish citizens of Wyoming Valley met last night at Y. M. H.

4 A. building on South Washington street to discuss ways and means of launching a campaign for the relief of Jewish war sufferers in Europe. WilkesBarre will be the pivot point of six counties of Northeastern Pennsylvania. The drive will constitute part of the national campaign to raise thirty-five million dollars in the United during 1919. Such men as Louis States, Marshall, Jacob Schiff, Nathan Strauss and Felix Warburg HONOR COWS FOR AUGUST Wyoming Valley Test Association Submits Report for Last Month A comparison of the records of Wyoming Valley Cow Test Association with other associations throughout State of Pennsylvania reveals the fact that many Luzerne County farmers have dalry cows that are far above the average.

Though Luzerne County is not primarily a dairy section, never- Owner of Cow. Address Frank A. Fisher Wilkes- Barre, Frank A. Fisher Wilkes-Barre, Frank A. Fisher Wilkes -Barre, S.

J. Woolbert Kunkle P. F. Joyce Pittston, R. D.

Alex Murdock Son Wyoming, R. Ransom Home Ransom Ransom Home Farm Ransom H. T. Smith Nescopeck C. P.

Shaffer Nescopeck E. Floyd Seeley Nescopeck Charles Remensnyder Nescopeck Willam Fairchild Berwick E. C. Seeley Nescopeck D. C.

Seeley Nescopeck A. N. Seeley Nescopeck A. N. Nescopeck N.

Seeley Nescopeck F. E. Hess Nescopeck J. E. Readler Nescopeck PREPARING FOR S.

S. CONVENTION Finance and Other Committees Will Meet in Y. M. C. A.

Building Wednesday Evening OFFICIAL ORGAN IS BOOSTER Pennsylvania Herald Tells of Celebrated Speakers and of Auto Parties Being Formed Preparations for the State Sunday School convention to be held in this city October 8, 9 and 10 are being hastened by the executive committee. A plan for the financing of the undertaking will be adopted at a meeting of the finance committee to be held Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Y. M. A. building on North Main street.

At the same time, three other important committees, the reception, the entertainment and registration, will hold meetings at the same time and place. Many persons interested in Sunday school work in this city and county received copies yesterday of the September issue of the "Pennsylvania Herald," the official organ of the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association, which is devoting most of its space toward boosting the convention in this city. It reveals that many cities throughout the State are hard at work getting large delegations to send to this city and 1t advocates automobile parties to come here such as is now being formed at Bethlehem. A page is devoted to the appeal of John Wanamaker, the honorary president, urging all of the presidents of the associations in the sixty-seven counties, clergymen, superintendents, teachers and all officials of the churches and schools to attend the convention here. Brief summeries of the careers of Wayne B.

Wheeler, Anti-saloon League Attorney; Dr. W. O. Thompson, preslof International Sunday School Association; Marion Lawrence, Sunday school organizer, and Mrs. Baldwin, children's division superindent of the International Sunday School Association, are given with the admonition to hear them speak in Wilkes- Barre.

The front page cover contains an elaborate picture of Irem Temple in this city, where the convention will be held. Local businessmen point out that the merchants of the city will do a large business during the period of the convention as not only because of its size but because the majority of the delegates, who will come here, have never attended a convention and will naturally desire a number of things to serve reminders of the affair they attended in this city. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mrs. William Janoski, 190 Horton street, Sept.

2, 1919, a son. 12 To Hillside Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Harlan, street, August 27, 1919, a daughter.

To Mr. and Mra. Thomas Ramer, 147 Hanover street, September 1, 1919, a daughter. and Mrs. A.

B. Hyman, 1495 Lincoln street, September 1919, daughter and son. To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Watkins, Plymouth, in City Hospital, August 21, 1919, a son.

DEATHS BABBINI- Nanticoke, Sept. 8, 1919, William Babbini, of Parsons, aged 27, accident. BROS. Katherine Parsons, Brogan, Sept. of 8, paralysis.

1919, PASQUAILLA--At Pittston, Sept. 1919, Ralph Pasquailla, aged 52, of Dupont, complications. TOUHILL- Scranton, Sept. 8, 1919, James P. Touhill, formerly of 'ton.

BURKE-At Plains, Sept. 8, 1919, Miles Burke, of complications. BOONE Daniel At W. Avoca, Sept. 7, 1919, Mra.

Boone, accident. are at the head of the national campaign. It is estimated that thousands upon thousands of Jews in European countries, particularly in Poland, Galicia, Lithuania and the new States of Czecho-Slovakia, and in Western Russia unless given material aid immediately. The campaign 18 purely humanitarian in its scope and the funds raised are to be applied to relieve the dire distress among the civilian peoples of Palestine, Russia and Siberia. Investigators and authorities on conditions in the countries mentioned say the after war suffering is more acute than that during the period of the war, Non-Jews as well as Jews have the recipients of benefits of the relief through the funds raised in china country.

It is probable the campaign will be launched within a month in this section. In all other sections of the country, the Jewish war relief is being conducted with great success, practically all communities "going over the securing the desired quota. Attorney Abram Salsburg presided at the meeting last night and as chairman of the drive. Prominent among the speakers were Judge S. J.

Strause, Rabbis Marcus Salzman and David Ginsburg; Harry F. Stern, Harry Hirschowitz, Joseph K. Weltzenkorn and many others. Other, meetings will be held in the near future. theless a great many farmers rely on the dairy cow as a chief source of income.

The directors of Wyoming Valley Cow Test Association Armly believe that considerable encouragment should be given to the expansion of the local dairy industry and they also believe. that the scrub cow and the poor grade cow have no place on local farms. The list printed below is given out with the hope influenced that to many purchase dairy farmers better Mitoche Honor cows for the month of August are herewith submitted: Lbs. Per Lbs. Age Milk Cent.

Butter Fat Fat R. D. 6 1876 3.3 61.9 00 1735 3.5 60.7 R. D. t- 1735 3.2 55.5 09 964 3.2 30.6 1229 3.6 44.2 D.

2 1077 3.0 32.3 1513 3.0 45.4 1281 3.5 44.8 650 5.4 35.1 924 4.8 44.4 1128 3.7 41.7 811 3.8 30.5 2. 930 3.4 31.6 975 4.5 43.9 8 1097 4.6 48.0 1440 3.2 46.1 8 906 4.6 41.7 1223 3.3 40.4 10 1165 3.5 40.8 2 537 7.0 37.6 Quota Club Organization Meeting The first organization meeting of the Quota Club of Wilkes- -Barre will be held in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, Sept. 10.

All business and professional women interested in the project are invited to this meeting. This is an InternationalIncorporated Business Women's Club, operating in many of the principal cities in the East, and is akin to Rotary and Kiwanis in its aims and objects. Miss M. Louise Congdon, field organizer for the International, is in the city interviewing the permanent business women for the purpose of organizing the charter membership. MARRIAGE LICENSES Claude Agnew Hydetown, Pa.

Gelma Krieger Benjamin M. Snyder Pittston Kathryn Redington Pittaton Michael Grand Scranton Celia Curley Wilkes- -Barre George H. Krommes Wilkes -Barre Elizabeth D. Blitz Wilkes-Barre Leon Dobinska Gatrick Wilkes-Barre Amelia Parsons Justin Rutsavage Wilkes- Barre Adella Laskosky Andrew Parshel Wilkes -Barre Julia Garstka Wilkes -Barre CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Samuel Bevan wishes to thank all those who so kindly assisted them in their recent bereavement; also those who sent flowers.

VIVA THE GIFT SHOP For Fall Weddings Dorflingers "Kalana" Art Glass An exquisite American made Art Glass -far more appealing than the finest' blown goods heretofore imported from Europe. Beautiful opalescent tints of amber, mauve, delft, add immeasurably to the charm of Fruit Compotes, Flower Centres, Flower Baskets, Ginger Candy Jars, Candle Sticks, etc. Prices $2 to $50. As a suggestion for a practical but unusual gift we offer Tumblers, Lemonade, Water and Sherbert Glasses, hand engraved in Kalana Lily, Palmetto and Flanders Poppy design. E.

G. Kemmerer DIAMOND MERCHANT Public Square Weather BRIEF MENTION yesterday. Elks Pass Away Ten members of the Hazleton Lodge of Elks died nine months. Wyoming County Fair--The Wyoming County Fair to be held at Tunkhannock Sept. to inclusive, promises to be the best ever.

Growing Fine Cantaloupes Many fine cantaloupes are being grown fleshed Conyngham Valley this season, despite the cool weather. Delivering Bonds Transactions of the city firemen's fourth Liberty Loan Club are being closed up and the bonds distributed by City Councilman Loveland. Tomatoes for Philadelphia A carload of tomatoes were shipped from Hazleton to Philadelphia on Saturday, for which the consigners received 50 cents a basket. Large Tomatoes One ovine in the garden of Jacob D. Jones South Meade street has borne sixteen large tomatoes, each averaging one and onehalf pounds in weight.

Potato Wart--Digging potatoes in the garden patches of Hazleton will be started this morning under direction of State agricultural experts, who will inspect the potatoes to ascertain to what extent the potato wart has fixed its hold on them. Ordered Overseas Col. Francis McConnell, commander of Camp Funston, who was recently married to. Miss Ella Farrell of Madison street, has been ordered France, according, woord ordered to France, to word Candidate Badly Handicapped W. E.

Morgan, candidate for register of wills, is laid up with a severe case of infective bronchitis, and will probably not be able to be about for at least a week. He had a high temperature yesterday. Electrical and Plumbing Certificates -Building Inspector Jacob Held yesterday issued a notice asking that all persons contemplating taking the examinations for electrical and plumbing certificates turn in their names at once. An examination is to be held within the next week. Pleads Guilty.

to Larceny -William Fleming, of New York, who was arrested by Detectives Boyle and Willlams last Thursday, confessed to the larceny of raincoats and clothing from parked automobiles and yesterday pleaded guilty before Police Magistrate John W. Brown. He was taken to the court house for sentence. Married in Alderman's Office Raymond Kurzwaski of 829 South Hanover street, Nanticoke, and Agnes Rutkowski of Orchard street, Plymouth, were married last evening by Alderman J. Frank Reinig his office South Main street, city.

The ceremony was witnessed by the mother of the bride and the brother of the bridegroom. Buys Cigar Store Through Alderman J. Frank Reinig, acting as a broker, the cigar store of Jones Brothers at 167 South Main street, was purchased by Budd Burgunder of Atlantic City, formerly of this city. He has been identifled with the cigar trade for the last fifteen years and, took possession last evening. family will return to this city during the week.

Washington Man Dies on TrainWhile riding in the train from Montrose to Tunkhannock yesterday morning, Joseph Lott, a prominent resident of Washington, D. suddenly died, according to a telephone message received in this city by niece, Mrs. Lena Snyder, of 319 South Franklin He Margaret is also Bellows, survived of by a Tunkhan- sister, nock. Waitresses to Form Union LocalThe international officers of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees' Alliance have granted a charter to the local union being organized by women and girls employed in local hotels and eating places. charter recelved last night Thea the local will be formally organized and new admitted at a meeting to be held this evening in Union Hall, East Market street.

Local Pianist Commended -A recent issue of the Musical Courier, contained picture of Miss M. Helner, talented pianist, of this city, together with that of Vahrah Hanbury, noted American soprano. Leading musical critics have commended Miss Helner's work as accompanist to Miss Hanbury. Both are now at Lake Placid, N. preparing for the opening of Miss Hanbury's season at an Aeolian Hall recital Oct.

20 in New York City. Letter of Dismissal Granted -At the special meeting of Lackawanna Presbytery held yesterday afternoon in First Presbyterian Church, Pittston, Thomas D. Carey, who has been under the care of Presbytery as a student for ministry, was given a letter of dismissal to the Presbytery of Troy, N. in which Presbytery he has received a pastoral call. Mr.

Carey is from Moosic, and pursued his course of studies in Princeton Theological Seminary. He will be ordained by Troy Presbytery, and later will be installed in his new charge. To Prevent Marches by Miners Charleston, W. Sept. measures are to be taken by the State of West Virginia to prevent a recurrence of the events of the last few days, when armed men marched across the country threatening to violently invade a neighboring county.

Reports were made to the governor's office today that the several thousand miners that had assembled on the Logan County line, but who were induced to disperse and were brought back to their homes by special trains last night, had returned to work to-day with the exception of about 25 per and these were unable to do so because of physical disabilities caused by the march. ANNOUNCEMENTS The Ladies' Aid Society of Central M. E. Church will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.

Ladies' Day to -day from 9 p. m. at Liem's Turkish Baths, "North WashIngton street. All officers and members, of Aux. 169, are requested to the meeting Tuesday, Sept.

9. Refreshments, Meeting called 8 o'clock sharp. 'M. Sorber, Secretary, 62 E. Sheridan Miner's Mills.

Regular meeting of board of difectors of Y. W. C. A. to-day, at 10:30.

Services will be conducted at South Washington Street Synagog on Friday evening at 7:30 and on Saturday morning at 10:15. The Luzerne Commercial Club will conduct the first of its strictly private dances at Shoemaker's Hall, Wyoming, on Thursday evening, Sept. 11. Music by Harry, MacDonald's Jazzapation Band. SOMMERS BURGESS In WilkesBarre, Sept.

1, 1919, by Rev. Lindenstruth, Otto Sommers, of New London, Wisconsin, and Miss Gertrude Burgess, 'of Wilkes-Barre. At West Pittston, January 2, 1919, by Rev. J. J.

Coxe, James G. Harvestine and Miss Kathryn Carroll, both of Pitta- ton. KURZWAS KIRUTKOWSKI In Wilkes- Barre, 'Sept. 8, 1919, by Alderman J. Frank Reinig, Raymond Kurzwaski, of Nanticke and Agnes Rutkowski, of Plymouth.

-BUSINESS NOTICES Walter B. Newsbigle Laura Miller- -Newsbigle Chiropodists Room 34- People's Bank Building People's Phone 99-R-Bell 324-J All Ailments of the Feet Treated GRANITE MEMORIALS We have a large assortment in stock made of the best grade New England granite, at the most resonable prices. Now is the best time to JONES ABBOTT, 13 South Washington' St. Frantz Premier Electrio Cleaners, O'Connor 8 West Northampton Bell J. MARRIAGES 00000000000000000 Bargains are as plentiHousefurnishings 00000000.00000000 ful as Snowflakes in a Blizzard.

No Profiteering Here Special Sale Mirro Aluminum White Enamelware Kitchen Utensils Housekeepers will find do this department a verstable Gold Mine filled to the brim with bargain Nuggets. REESE'S BAZAAR 0000000. 16 South Main Street 000000000000000000000 00000.0000 I Chas. J. Zinn Bro.

Specials Mason Fruit Jars Quarts, Doz. 75c Jar Lids, per 29c Pickling Vinegar, per 39c Crisco, can, 39c All brands of Soap, 3 bars for 25c Claro Patent Flour -Made of the best 1918 spring wheat. Guarantee with every Bbl. $3.69 Gold Medal Flour Bbl. $3.39 All Goods Delivered Free of Charge 122 WOOD STREET NOW is the DONT time to BREAD buy a FORGET real KNIFE or KIT.

CHEN SLICER. There is no satisfaction in using a knife that is dull or will not keep a good edge. Come in and look over our line of Razor Edge Knives. dons, W. MARKET ST.

WARD WARE SOLE CORNS, HEEL CORNS, callouses, soft corns, bunions cured. New painless method. Miss Watrous, Chiropodist, 86 South Main St. The excellent Made Rite and Willlams' Best brands of flour make the biggest and most bread from a sack, at the R. S.

Williams Co, wholesale. Kathryn C. McGowan Chiropodist, 41 West Market street-Second floor. Electrio Cleaners Repaired, O'Connor West Northampton Street. Bell 2359-J.

Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist on discases, 14 East Market street, over Sun theatre. Lady attendant, William Cosgrove, doctor of chiro: practic, Palmer School graduate, 73 West Union street. Bell phone 1810-M. Kraut Season Is Near We Have All Sizes of Kraut Cutters 9x242 Knives 9x253 Knives $1.75 9x27-2 Knives $1.75 9x29-3 Knives $2.25 11x333 Knives $3.25 13x403 Knives $5.75 Slaw Cutters One Knife Two Knives Universal Food Choppers Size 0 $2.00 Size 1 $2.50 Size 2 $3.00 Size 3 $4.00 Everything for Fall Canning Needs Wood Bowls Chopping Knives Wood Spoons, Etc.

LEWIS AND BENNETT HARDWARE CO 4 AND 6 MAIN ST Establiches KLINE'S EXCLUSIVE CHINA STORE 9.. Plenty of Fine Dinner Ware Here At Kline's And it's such a satisfaction to buy where quality, variety and price leave the pleasant after thought that one has bought well. All of the advantages afforded by the metropolitan shop are here at Kline's to the total exclusion of many undesirable features. As a single illustration you never pay more here when buying on the sensible "open stock" plan. KLINE'S Exclusive China Store 38 South Main Street BUSINESS NOTICES 1919.

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