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   Daily Courier, The (Newspaper) - August 7, 1928, Connellsville, Pennsylvania                               rice Connellsville's Biggest find Best Newspaper The Best Advertising Medium in the Yough Region VOL 26 NO 229 PA TUESDAY EVENING 7 1928 TEN City Will Suspend Business For Legion Outing Tomorrow to Expected to Go to Park for the Day EVEN POSTOFFICE FORCE INCLUDED folks between 4000 strong go to Park foi the eighth annual community outing according to a forecast today by American a member of Practically all of the city's business places have declared a holiday In to permit employes to attend In- are that toe picnic the largest ever sponsored by Milton Li Bishop Post of American gion all ot fhe stores be closed all day H havo been declared by the banks and Several of the suspend business for the day and of the Industrial will permit their to attend Legion a working in con- junction the park officials have completed all for the entertainment ot the crowd There will be amusements galore and -n free n will much Interest There Trill be two special The first will tho Ohio Railroad dep it at 8 30 o clock and the second at 9 o'clock Returning Ine first train will leaTe Rankin at 7 o clod ond 10 o'clock be operated At Mt planning ffa ed by officials to pure traia of time as they a last minute at fie They can be obtained at tie Colonial iel Rush and Bi Rhley dmg and Bud's sandw shop Free of baskets hai een arranged for and ire asked to put thorn In the care of j ho The baskets will be to their at the park Tho order EOT and for the has been be distributed on ne trains going to he park Connellsville Day At Tomorrows tha day The annual community outing at Park under tho auspices V HOWARD RISER IS GIVEN YEAR TO TWO FOR ATTACKING GIRL L American Post of the Trains over tho more Ohio Railroad at 8 30 and 9 o clock two special 10 cars each Tickets have placed on Clarke Colonial Keagy Hetzel Rusli Bisel and drug stores and Bud a shop them will avoid a A of the bo at the station to look chocking which will be without cost to the Practically every will Tho banks Government regula closed all day closed at noon do not permit doling nil except on recognized Mall service will be curtailed hours will be observed at the n order that as many of the clerK carrier forco wish may attend the There bo on ill rural and star routes but no by i iu cai Perishable mall will bo de All city boxes will br col between 9 30 A M and 30 noon and 10 30 P M Special delivery service all All windows will be closed at 12 o clock noon Tho will be open all day All incoming and outgoing malls will bo handled as usual There will bo just ot the forco to handle the limited service ipa i business Professional Men Urged at Kiwanis 1 bus ind pi JIPO of 10 H LS tlu i to R tend the it nod t moi In to moo tin h in do busings is UiN il i then an unusual tv to e co no acquaint i In in u Milton Sunken Italian Stnr Junction Man Admits tempting to Postal Package b Force TIRE ON FLOOR A PART ti 1 1 on lop I bt f sal t moot ng of Clu at noon 1 ho ou i ig Anglican Post which 0.1 c ii t Hi I mi 003 JanKs R I it the pti fen Mul chairman v fi mt o al tru ns Sp th v u k of the PI Mr pall a irib itf L i Mr 1 for i aw tho Iu nde I lie H ios In hided t nn form f the Drun t Illicit 01 pH i I eMt n i Mi I If 1 on the of ania sotting i the p f ir I T 10 mil i rr hy the jej Join la 15 di Mng m bora ugh nd head RITT rom i Dlj 1 1 DU I ATLANTIC CI 11 N J Aug improvement was noK 1 r tc Thq Courier b N AUK How ni Riser of Star Junction i oil this by D Bonder sen to servo ono to w o oars in ih workhouse after to a charge of and bat of j i K mono The J Hie pi n I arc strl t s o np lie thy Baltimore Ohio for the I to t In the condition of Sena t i HK th mu kern to V b are oi It wll abou an a last hilf to ircm Con but ho Is not nit of fio Is but l I that OUH y woak his ea rl u mil n Pi k In Mr I n CO FEELS SURE HOOVER WILL BE NEXT PRESIDENT SUPERIOR Aug 7 ale of Vern ont ester said President Coolidge had ex leased that Herbert looker would be- next President ie States The senator be- leav ng r declared that e Chief Executive 1 ad given ion to that view on when the leader ca led t the Vi hiU House Dae who had several ith the President said tho Chief usually reserved in hU and to predlo ons had made it plain that he con iders s popi with tho lectorate more tha i sufficient to lect The senator admitted that i tho com so of his t to sland lodge Mr Coolidge had asked lore ons than he replies ut added thit in a Id tion to tho a- to his feelings Dout the can the trend the Chief Executive's queries boie testimony as t his beliefs Coolidge Dale said Interested Hoo er s success at ie polls for more than mere The Chief Executive the added sh himself a eat of cabinet id eager because personal and that Hooker be While expressing confidence in covers success In Dale ild he thought har I work on tho irt of ould still be necessary before ab- shown as to suits in the election Los Angeles to Attend Bennett Airport Program By United WASHINGTON AUK 7 Department has authorised the ble Los to fly roni I hurst N J to Pa ust 23 for dedicating the Floyd flying field Two pianos from tho air tion here also 111 participate the Navy Department said tod iy On 23 and 2t the flying on the Ln n no ir the Mount Brad dock will bd dedicated In ot d Bennett v ho died when to rescue the Cei man Irish crew of the The dedicatory program u ill bo conducted on t an dt ie exercises be marked an elaborate aviation enter t GAIL STOUGH ELECTED TEACHER AT SCOTTDALE Aug a ing of the board of education 1 ist ovo n M fas Stough 01 oC Mr and Mrs H D Stough of thle place was elec ed in tho school to toko the of Miss Darling resigned ing will toe married late this month to Dr Allen Hill of Adrian Mich M hti Stough has boon teaching at Apollo She was graduated Trom alo High School and Thiel Co loge contract for furnishing toal for the school buildings was awarded to Robert HIM Son of Riser ted that ha the of iho po at Star function and vn na she to a C D package It aa alleged that the till I told him to go to IT v t Xer hp had U u 5 uk age fo him w nit screen and Ko in chok rig her when she tripped nur a on tho i s ho d c n nor tlir it The girl cilled for help ind Carr w ho us Jus ing tho puf t camo to her and huld Riser District N V told the that T 1 i ties had planned to tin i tat b it the b ni mad tho arrest left tho matter p to ho stat il that t ie case should bo muJ a of a 39 of I- U traced to on a haig of Char fn i of b dei bor i co i 1 en a c V ron 1 w d ih it f 1 ul 1 tno fl e JtJ -e o nin months w 1 It r matted lit in 1 tLo o irt th it m Th man in Mike I of ft I hi run w ia and n Duff of Palmer w tn from nino to IS in on a of lar of nn n i bile and two ions of tho m r laws i Tohnson of M inor H id glv-on months in jail ft r l 10 liq ior o found p of m in a c a y PI n a t in tho collar lf ha 1 conic i later wo il i h IM tho In tli lot in formed tho th I mo I ha 1 no to bin u u was 11 i sh h o Kojac of New York Sets New World Record in 100 Yard Olympic Backstroke Death Ends Colorful And Active Career Of Charles E Stout a ui Hindus ry baric H St mt Cl Id nn C mt v do ku wn Mon n hh m C 16 o clock i ti n S iti h 1 of i pat n t i tit k 1 o alt n V mw Mi ut i i and ni t i i ils h i I is tcm Mi u w is ti i ii no i tain s ou 1 i Ii iid nt of ib r J 1 11 ilh if mi i the Jl i i i nore o no I o ti ool u 1 i iHK p ir in M of T llo ict it t C t ii i Mi H u d v i i ar mil st nt Jim ti ot i t 1 r 1 nil Chur h at ono lai Ph K j irt r v all f r ah w Win In thoh ar man i C i t 1 in i Ham S si jiu c h rs la aid w ilh id Mi II known IH i tho Distance In Mnc and 1 PAUL WYATT WINS IN PRELIMINARY St Chii ILH of Colo of the invest Ing campaign finds uid is hus bten S ea to postpone the heir ng set for August 15 it Vare was to appear Do conclusion to tho o condi iou of Mr will not 10 for tho John J fah in ild issued follow Mr rond in ni hoi i he ground gain i i Iho 1 t i mure to conr lu Then Lost Two Officers and 29 Men Aboard Craft WAITING FOR CALM WEATHER Hy I 7 OM 7 sti tho junk MI r 14 1 i A ii Sci after I e i I sent t to t i u of I or i n u a lo I o- rt mil of raisins tho IIIL i boen started t ed to tho F 11 100 foe bom i li of tha SCT T tollis on w Ith thm als ha 1 h jj th it with tho r Iho IMO mere ibo ird bo binod T o 1 tha during muni orf n r I I M t i n tl s K i I Mr i 11 f w III I Ht I- UDAM f I l J 1 f i 111 If H t i lit dis tin i n s tti ro rj oja of Mti rf r Hv n w id In UIL United Press 1 j Mird bur t UL I O AT TO tl Aug in ono id i Pht r ronl hi f i Kink j 1 i in t It u rf la be ft c vm ii i third t t ing into Ho K rest i 01 i near lie south TU Up ot The next two i I t K ria IVi t and lv t tho botlo n H woik wn bogun at Plato cr ws mil spit thf of i alii lo tho stricken ship is fit hy at on o to the TV era fifit n and it once cl t OIK ic with th ihn iri ie tapping on the steel hull I It fa if II mil il 10 M rf I tli I i K h in I Iw i iKJ M f t d h i or ids v ond t w n 1 i t Few Speeches Much Work the Watch word In Hoover Campaign n p i I 1 tilt ruf ij t f I t IR inc to br to Herbert H r 11 013 cl i ii i th ft w H II iu ivi t 1 dp ic rt I thf 100 K pi f h A I li -4 t tM r 1 B I til all i I r M i u n GRANGE OUTING WILL BE HELD SEPTEMBER 1 it r r r f I un ulions r T ind busi n -i i lint d for t IP i 1 IH in In t nit th iho H lit Him n t sen ice has il I nn Mif C l SIK f h cago a ton who h m bee i ii ch irge oC th tlu u ost of Pa Sec C of u Hwight and I f i Co t IL ir or d nil MM E i pr r H M m r ith f Mr 1 fill f tin i I h thi t i nd i r i liii H f- ual il i i s m I llu K 1 d un w i x i cr Oip BANDIT FAILS TO GET MONEY FROM BANK BUT KIDNAPS ITS TELLER Board Buys Water Softener SCOTTDALE AtlE 7 Township School Board at its last night 01 dered the pur ase of a water softener for use at e high school The water has been o hard for use there ard also has en corroding pipes ind fixtures The board will meei August 16 at itch time the teachers 11 be elected Thumb MOUNT PLEASANT AUK ue 26 old of had a thumb amputated at t last evening i with nts on a farm ar an I was assisting t movo a A roller to work he put land undor tho ma to ascertain wh it WBS wrong oa Taken Mario McCracken was arrested Monday at South and this morning wae taken to Glassport where she wanted hy health authorities from whom she is said to have escaped At the Hospital Alphonso Barbour of Crawford tonsil operation at State Hospital this morning Mrs Alma Hough of ton TV as admitted for treatment DOLLAR BILLS BE By Press Aus Bureau of Prin ing and Li STATE RAILROADS ORDERED TO ADJUST SAND GRAVE RATES ono hun ra li rj tod 01 loi is bj i u Si ici a vised t 1 and i atos 01 ot hand or Tho pr ic tUa lv rail can or ii t 10 St m Includes In Its many small lines fl aro n ioi iho larger li its in T ho IK w aro baant on c per net ton or 2 000 for the first or under s r 1 milcK and up to 20 mlU b lv scaling upward to fi rato of 75 poi ton Tor 200 e-s and brot t iH in xl Op i rb a out I tn l s km 1 l r I t HH li I H r ni 1 I ml i thr t thin im ll UU and ll Illi I hi t rod thorn to make i o nt un 1 r scant d from 1 e menL i lore In t omp uu 1 im j lio 1 rUJ not e bt In inv n WALTER HARDEN LEADS FIELD OF TRAP SHOOTERS Walter Harden led a of trip shooters at H tom S afternoon In hi s out of BO shots K S had n Ifi out of II P I N J Ballej 42 and C IS There v U be a tw shoot tn morrow evening at o i k body IB welcome 1 n li ir with 1 t ml u op n until it 21 wh ii U ir Si it n 1 Dur u of 11 ti t on th stem n win 1 u ti r nu in i tm No 1 of 1 th Ucil oiU rf I llu in So f i Un m in in h M irk r l Coi ip n At ho oi in i i I tout t 10 VK st I he prim a if I III IH MISS f f Ui in or C olo whom Mr I Stf it I m i 1 T m t tir aw con pi to I A San C al and Mr M ut am tho it tho Ii toi H honio on a rant h ix m U s ft om r Mr and Strut ho v y irH th my and it tho Hone of thf then r mio tn de Si ff Horn i Mi Stout w 11 d t up 1 is 11 amateur t roug i Pennsylvania and Tri i of k nd wan for a I cf following of two ago Mr had at s survived a Miss f of North arid a arren Stout of Akion Ol io 1 he to S nis funct will bo held a 10 o dor c RPV I II 1 j as toi of hn KI Methodist Pio t Chinch will of lit in to t wil be in Kill Crovo kkl i i ij United I ed H in id I kl i f in t ill i n i H nl br n t h it J ru Ur M aft t fit rn OK I r in h 1 H Ui tn H t u d B I ml i nil w d 1 mi t i It n vc tho a he rt t di tn t r d t t v iTU r op i ins u lu n lo I 1 c L hi i of ih 1 ink u 1 mi 1 i I iu MIS r tub u i ii in I M iro tin r i nip K 1 h ul 1 1 Is n i linn H rot 1 n t i i ni tn of t n i all til in n r or if tu 11 il r r n t n r tt r ih in i i r h id b in it i il an liw find a lot cf tlTn woit is l i v i id f thn ho ur In If 109 of I hr rn in i dm Inc t 10 pci im tlr the political A OTR i Is sot u i In Hover H ho no counts bv tin loaders horo have tin tod a d li c anv nss lo t jil ist 7 Of t mt ro mm of ho f 1 flub of qnn T Clar i n ui fh vro to m irt h In a boch lo Oio St d the ucc ep nuco IH xl ij A rup be to t o Cri i BC nn mint points In ll L Br rts T 11 he In wl h the i ni the l langi mtl i i ni ri it of co It i It us 1 I the pii ll in 1 at n ik it a f k In tho par trie at atL ot the Am 1 i I will be I- Id on tho j i KIWANIS CLUB NAMES DELEGATES Danld A 13 Nor i Ir SPORTSMEN WILL NAME OFFICERS FRIDAY NIGHT bo a mooting of board of s of tbo County K thi of tie iho us i d ft r cc nci s it out for tlic pit c la 1 I ico ot the spoils tint Ih ie will be a 1 Hli lou mil a of ind other toa ures Ihin bt a trophy fui the giango t o i lost points ochran of the b lid that In UIL f1 and manual 1 L p im t od 1 n rt will bo mimic thr out tin a mid the in all will IH one of 11 L best ever son 1 tin ion S T ERVIN ELECTED OF B 0 fe T r M as elected Protective Assoclition of thi Vote on tho A good a ifi election oX H hft II Mt nnd wno d lo Slate con inin r o ol I Stolpn A tin tube wore ntnhn Trora Uio automobile bj Too M of So ith no u ough v night Ho u ii at t 10 Dill more i Ohio mad i C M A j im Koffor was chosen Iho of lie com- nrc K O I hit T R ig ind IO ly II LU is ou ind IL C eo v of K b held it at n loral lnh G A M lulu s and n M ii i wore elei ttd nit C rt i of South A number of the left tils mo to pollen thp m for to that h imp a brick t attend Ibp In fen two M of MK K c ui Ing UIP U In ai his Is tho second time hal bile Mi n of I s h nn Inr taken pi ice the Ln inN ia a in nnm list Hie Dead III Auj 7 -I started p educing I Inquest opened dil> 1 II I lu bills are one third smaller than present p< per In circiilation The new notes uiH be d In stock until bl Is of Jo ard and and arrer are produced and hen the new v 111 be put Into on on July 1 1029 The i for the time In the history is by of two taut Illinois biro a death toll oE oU It more 00 r d ly u id i 1 ost In I lin 7 mil IHI MI n nro In rt to 1 u I M k i il wf n ih launch cm ilio off ita The Weather J dr and 1 w 110 loin ist loi t in a 11 d 1923 Ma ll If Minimi m 54 S Connellsville Teachers Elected Miss Nell i M ndi i I and Miia I tlu I t i 01 I i in 11 i I c I d ti i b ti u lili m Hi l o in In ul th tlu t blind Ot Kill I bl N Will Lot b sixth mil HI i ilb ides Ins pb SI si us i li d u i is 1111 o mi uid M It ill ic d John M Sna U i u IK D mi I M U i in ml 11 Inn i s M ih IH n j mil Mm li nlL t Polish Aviators Will Fly to Park m T OPORTO Auff first tune il ul Majors and starting a HI tic although firs nf tended in a forced at lo ay to to tha or 1 iris T wore to tni lute 3 Ij tha Polli li nlr i t a h o- Id lint i pi leaving it nco to t up I un ill nUh w t lent ml tile is L tutii lied Ik ilth John I win th it Hi's bt kept ou gul i s nil of I in 01 1 i to p fho spreil j U mid M Ibis ot tin M ii HLS are! ni inl it li ts j 1 II it they at Opo o all homo nothing n ot piano he plan mm i of UIL Po oil ocd l illi 1 u tt t i nn 1 i l l j will matte per v i KM ol gu hit i msc 13 1 tk i U In- im tn ii ind h ho expects to nnd at Coi IH it i in L Son bt Hospital 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