Daily Courier, The (Newspaper) - August 13, 1928, Connellsville, Pennsylvania Last Editi dition urett Councils Biggest and Best Newspaper The Best Advertising Medium in the Yough Region JL rice VOL 26 NO 234 CONNELLSVILLE PA MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 13 1928 IPIGHT PAGES Hoover Gratified With Reaction to Address Opposes Repeal of 18th Amendment and Has Definite Program to Re- lief of armers MORE TO SAY ABOUT LIQUOR By PreMi PALO Aug deluge ot from nil parts of the try Sunday and today conveyed to Herbert Hoover fact that his ad- dress accepts nee Saturday night deep Impression people who listened In and who read the address yesterday The general tenor ot the messages was of a acter to bring gratification to tho Re- publican nominee a close friend today it learned the nominee will have more to say in later addresses on the question In dealing with which in his acceptance address he carne out repeal of the 18th Amendment v STANFORD STADIUM PALO TO Cal Aug bone dry ration tor prohibition and a definite farm were laid down by Herbert Hoover the Republican presidential nominee in his ince speech delivered Saturday In the football stadium of his alma nater Taking direct with Governor Ufred E Smith his Democratic op- declared strongly any modification ot laws and promised It elected to Institute a searching to determine methods of abuses now existing The nominee took ths position that hose opposed to prohibition must rst change the Eighteenth aent In a constitutional way before he can tamper with the Volstead act t is the position held by the most like Senator Borah ol and directly opposed to contention that the Volstead ct can be modified to permit sale of ght wines ami beers Hoover went farther than the jrm of the party In accepting as a of battle for the residential election le wan more regarding farm relief too Te did not mention the moot ation fee ot the vetoed but ho announced in tavor of a program for meeting this which he considered of primary proposed first ex- ting tariff to afford the adequate protection secondly de- of cheaper transportation by Inland ways partii the Mississippi stem tho Lakes routes and lenins a from the Graat to the Atlantic ocean and of the X system upon bounder and more lines The out of agricultural lief constitutes Lhs most ot the next said 1 stand pledged lo these Aside from thes two major issues clear governmental a His tire speech was written around a of continued prosperity of the nation's and conduct of national affairs in a inner solely to make this a mare comfortable to e announced he favored an a billion dollars in next four years for cheapened irrigation n domestic water supply public roads and Te opposed the national uln o the itt I himself in favor of tha quota scoffed that the ift should be lowered He promised conduct in honest campaign In Ich penny spent would tor He pledged himself the protection of trade unions in- sins the principle of gaining promising to work for of the use ot disputes v he nominee promised business the of helpful relations with cm I HOOVER DISCUSS DRY ISSUE FURTHER IK EASTERN By United Press PALO ALTO Cal Aug will make a speech in tho East in October further amplifying his views on the prohibition issue until then he will stand on his on- j 13th Amendment and Us enforcement the United Press learned today Tho Republican presidential nee now has nothing to add to tho re- marks in his speech of ance when he announced that 1C ed President ho would Institute a investigation of what called grave in regard to prohibition Dunbar Bank Buyer Ready to Co-Operate In Reorganization If the business men of Dunbar want a national bank Attorney George Patterson of who chased the First National p op- erty Saturday at receiver's salo ready to cooperate with them to that eud Mr Patterson flo ex- pressed this afternoon In a conversation with a representative of The Courier Mr Patterson said he WAI tic to tha future ot the and its recovery tn a business and In- and said he felt the not pie should have a bank Hit plans not been matured he said The property waa sold by Receiver H Hackney for sub- ject to the approval ot the ler of the Cornerstone Is Laid for New U B Church at Moyer The cornerstone of tho now End United Brethren Church was laid Sunday afternoon by Dr J S Fulton of Johnstown formerly ent ot the Allegheny Conference Several hundred persons attended in- many out of town persons Tho following program was carried out What a Friend We Hare In audience Invocation Paul Morris tor Solo Elmer Morrow of reading Miss Pearl wick of Younwood Duet Klmer Morrow and Huey Vocal Klmer Morrow Address Dr J S Fulton Reading of names of to cornerstone offering Dr Fulton Cornerstone laying ceremony Dr Fulton In charge Song Toll t UK On audience Benediction Dr Fulton Placed in the cornerstone were the names of all of tha persons who had contributed toward it a historical sketch of church list of tho tor all of the de- a copy ot the Now mont copy of HelJglous Telescope United Brethren Church paper a copy of The Courier containing an an- of tho service und a Sunday School members of expressed their appreciation Tor those who contributed toward tho The total offering for t lie a o vice was 800 Passengers Taken Down Ladders From New York Trains After Elevated Crash and Fire WITH HOWITZER BOYS AND MEDICAL CORPS AT CAMP HENDERSON PARADE Aug lon oE the Western Pennsylvania men's Association waa Informally in Saturday by the Now Kensington and e fire companies and their Is staged a parade and which were very highly lated Other companion have ar- il and by this evening all will be on camp grounds lib the many parades and other ts will have a NEARLY A THOUSAND DOE KILLING PERMITS ALLOTTED TO FAYETTE According to a dispatch from the State Game Commission i has allotted to county 912 special licensee lor killing doee i ing the hunting season December 1 to 15 Whether there aro many j does aA to be Issued is a j tion sportsmen today uere unable to answer but ono voiced the belief that j if each of 912 hunters got a doe they j would be cleaned out j Mom bore of the Fayette County Fish j Game Protective Association are hopeful that hunters will be- true sportsmen and not wipe out the work of years in stocking the woods with deer It was the number of special licenses allotted to the county was based on number of all hunting licensees issued last year which ber about Special for county is good only In tho county or tho special to be issued Jn 54 counties will receive the largest number and Allegheny the smallest 16 BOY SCOUTS HAVING GREAT TIME DURING STAY AT OAKLAND Tho Hoy of Troop S Con- ari a giant at Camp Curwood Oakland Md Ing to James M ard in a to Tho Courier 11 reads Swimming three times a and i am res In ihu evening e boon i able Tho Hold moot has boon postponed to Monday afternoon itl 2 o'clock It IKS beld witli Troop i of Oakland is en- t taliped nearby Tuesday hike to Oakland Camp where the water meet is to he'd Wednesday tho troop will play the club ot Boy Scouts who are also camping several miles from On kin ml Tho will return lo Thursday afternoon members Jn camp anil very Rood Hov Paul O land conducted for tho Sunday evening at 7 o'clock What the members of the Howitzer Company and Medical are doing nt Camp Henderson Mount Is told in the following report to Tho Courier from LPO M Hist re- porter for the soldiers Onr The of the Howitzer Company arrived in camp nt ft 15 Saturday morning 4 and all wore given a glad hand Mght The men wore old soldiers They were at the old game of ing nrw men Some of other outfits when we sleep We toll thom ti at we all sloop by shifts Sunday All Pay After breakfast every one took a shave and and the f hole gang was marched over to hoy liked It or not Wo nre all sorry that first Sergeant A M could not company un to camp on account of Supply Sergeant IK also Ho was JUM prior tn our 1 tar Jug for ramp Corporal O P IP first fergeant during the of eant Thf company to go over MR this year with Sergeant I M and C K nu The hoyn of the company arc verv with the support he en v showed on depart ui c nr tamp Tho be that vav for the simple ho boy a i re well thought of in their Um und a higher percentage ban company In thf Stale The in welcome and UB In cump A h o r n o 11 v p how wo w o r K u mi where eat and what ma cfin lo oat tno u they D ho that i hey want initiating i eci v Itii a In null mud which t by all and relieved from K duty to the beat of all our new is them stand up and take no- tice JH uell up for his Job the Scouts ore here this company All but 10 Injury in Miff lit Been Ey United YORK AUK red wore taken down ders to safety flro broke out in one car ami trestle after two elevated trains had collided on the Fulton line of Transit Company's ed near avenue tion in Brooklyn Ten persons were injured In panic by ture of tho crash but ail wore abie to be went to their homes after nay Quick work by from a fion not more than 150 feet from w prevented to b a disaster of major proportions Both with early commuters from Brooklyn and i hound for Manhattan A J train n iot by H blown fuse when a train Its rear Tbo head car on tho short train and rear car of one were District Y M C A Approves Purchase Of Indian Creek Site It the ground at Indian Creek which lias been used as the camp tor tho Southwestern Pennsylvania District Young Men's Christian Association can be purchased tills will bo tho permanent Mto the annual Mimmer camp At a meeting of a committee of tho district chosen by President W A Cornelius ot which was held at Washington Y M C A the body voted favorably on making the locution a permanent camp nite Arrangement a have boon mado for opening negotiations for acreage tind if they are the Indian Creek will bo ones of thp best camps In the region It H planned to nent houses Including mesa and kitchen ami barracks for the ers Railroad Secretary C who was director this year said the location WRH cne ot the best in Westorn Pennsylvania SEPTEMBER 6 IS OPENING DAY HERE FOR REGISTRATION DR HAZLETT WILL DELIVER AN ADDRESS AT of for rotem of county including 1 and 1 and tow posted i throughout j registration days for and and i Lwo for and I 1 The will ail al Ing in the nt en on the lowing i 8 I r 6 i houn In fho i bo from 7 A M A M 11 A Ml to 2 P M ami 4 M ID 10 P M i j days In tho boroughs j and townships will be Tuesday and 4 and 6 Ins from JO A M to 3 P M 01 P M to on both AH mus show county oa tha I ration places may registered Just Off the Wire HIGH ENROLLMENT 460 FOR COMING TERM Aug mately 160 students will be enrolled la high school when classes ro- next month Principal S B announced today There will be about freshmen 120 sophomores 70 juniors and 78 seniors Between 20 and SO ot tho are unclassified but they be named either juniors or County Detective Raids Carnival employes ot the Harry Carnival wero taken toto custody Saturday night by County A A Downing on a charge of when ho and a party of officers paid au visit to the shows being held at The man arrested II C Brown Joseph Harris IL U wore placed In the Payette county Jail In default ot ball for a hearing before man Wright The also confiscated a number of Officers participating In the In addition lo County Downing State und aud Zomo Brown Walk on A walk la constructed on root of the Federal Building which make it safer for employes to reach tlie flag pote lo the each morning and haul it each evening A contract tor the of the windows has given to i GOOD PROGRAM IS BEING ARRANGED FOR SPORTSMEN The annual picnic of the County Game Protective As which bo August iiS al the Dawson Park will be bigger than ever Ins to reports from committees There will bo trap and rifle A snorts program will be- on a of the featured of tho A eilver loving cup hub been I Cor the champion trap shooter winner to fje named tho f the county H Je that a similar award will given to the winner of the shooting competition Details are worked out by i ly every part oC county By United ERIE AUK 13 Stealing a ride in tho truck or tho roar of a motor in dcr to pet from Buffalo Sunday nearly for William 10 of U horo tbo truck wei o coming from it tho lad was round in a be con- dition tho ts of monoxide gas from motor Artificial was to and to a hospital where ho Is ex- to recover AUK body of B a director of the Jones Corporation brought to row For burial members of the family said at hiH homo at AUK boily of Captain retired trans- muster ot the Vesta Coal Company who died in Philadelphia will be brought to today for burial who waa 80 yeara was at hi tation of oil on Allegheny n tho when tho oil in Pennsylvania was at ita height PITTSBURG COAL OPERATORS INVITED TO MEET WITH UNION lly Allg 1 T of Mine or America In tho a today to of coul tn Lie ipale In a joint for the purpose reaching a In form of a lottor mailed an opon for which placed the re- Tor tho next move In tho coal controversy upon tho operators the to whom the letter was who avowed they would roturn to union labor conditions after action of tins In- policy committee at In- ago inK tho wago scalo as the of Dr J H o Dr and Mrs J D ot Joshua pioneer was the first child to be bora at has Invited to a talk tho old reunion which will bo at Virgin Run on All fif pioneer of the anti surrounding are Invited lo attend the out- ing A picnic with cotteo will be noon The morning is to he In renewing acquaintances Following tho Huner a business will be held will Frances terson and Mrs will Eire the At- D and H 8 former teachers and VV H former county all of and w F Kep of or ibe of hive been asknd to Old Ilmo will be in order Mrs Galley who taught nt the East Liberty school In and expected to he ont An Invitation is extended to all r i come and bring baskets Blla is tho will the nml IB o'clock street cara at and convoy tho picnickers to Hun Those bavins which they will donate for the sion are asked to set In touch with J J or M lor of VanderbilL Thousand Attend Outing of Sokols persona ed the annual of tho Nation U Sokols ot Star Junction held Sunday afternoon in tc's farm near Star Junction There were drills by tho A concert waa given by the American Community Band of bilt A dinner Cal AUK rangers today reported a forest lire sweeping the outer edge of YOB em fie National Park which was out of trol A CorcB oE 200 men has ed the from entering the park Mount Pleasant Girl Disappears Police have boon by of Mount Pleasant to in hla daughter Diva who has boon missing since Friday She told her Hint ahe up town but Called lo ro- turn Mr that eame to us uhe STAR JUNCTION CHILD STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE ITS SKULL FRACTURED live years old of Star Junction suffered fractured skull Sunday afternoon when he was struck by nn automobile while ing along the tion road near Sweetcake The child was to Con- Hospital friends here Five men with were fined 730 each morning In John Wallace was il- to lime the iu Row polite tound the quintet Mo AUR malady that has caused four tn ono family and a Harked a fifth puzzled authorities oC Missouri An autopsy on body of Jr tin ee the victim to reveal any trace of Chemical poison who ex- tho body said The jo store at was robbed Friday night Cor this year police it was thai mmb loot was carried away In a lot ks rountain pocket pin SPH other Razing of Arcade Theatre Under Way A force of men thla began tearing down the Arcade Theatre building preparatory to tho erection of the new playhouse wulch will cupy the sites ot the and tho Store In Crawford nue Tho Arcade will bo razed tho adjoining is torn down A of men seeking em- ployment appeared at the scene of operations S C Cur S C Whipkey and brush burns Saturday when his auto- mobile waii badly when It collided with a machine driven by David Baker of on the road near It was said the over times ANOTHER TROPICAL STORM SWEEPS INTO THE GULF Wind Velocity Reaches SO Miles nri Hour But No Great Damage Is Done SHIPPING IS GIVEN By United PreM KEY Fla Aug developed midnight sooth ot Key OBI has passed northward Into tho Gulf of Mexico near Capo 70 miles north of here the Weather Bureau reported today H H Boyer local paid that ance as headed in the direction of and on tha north count The S S Standard radioed today that it had weathered the storm Wind of SO miles an hour reported by the steamer The S S reported winds of 76 an and rains mot off Cape Romano but safely Shipping remained in the harbor on hurricane warnings cal disturbances Jn tho Yucatan nel The storm which developed south of tbf Florida Keys and must bo differentiated from tho major ones farther to tho was the first disturbance to center near Key Wast since 1906 In that year five lives were lost No damage was reported to towns nn the coast swept by ths Winds ot GO an hour were re- ported however The S S Cuba of tho Peninsula and Occidental sallied from Tampa for Key Wast yesterday was reported riding anchor off Light near KL waiting for the storm to MIAMI Fla Aug of gale whipped and southeast coast of Floridu today as Severn Disturbance off Cuba north Fnr tho time in a week pre- cautions against a ly taken along tit already by lost week's tci rifle storm Storo windows at West Palm Beach and Miami were boarded up and was of the Small craft woro mode cure in all harbors The Weather Bureau nt Miami said the disturbance would increase in until it hits land Its present direction would send it west of Florida up tho Gulf of Mexico Warnings advise that the hurricane might characteristically swerve in any direction A turc eastward the grunt storm onto the Florida coast MIAMI Fla Aug Radio reported receipt messages today tha Munson Liner Miami to York aground an a off Tho advices said the steamer in no dansor Tha went ashore at loir tide tho reports Bald Tho vessel carrying and was scheduled to stop at eau Bahamas on its trip north SPECIAL TRAIN IS ARRANGED FOR OUTING OF VETERANS A special train will bo run over tho Ohio Railroad Wednesday tor tbe annual outing of the O Association and employee Park The train will at o'clock in the morning and will make stops at Ford Ron Layton Banning West Sutor and Scott Haven Re- turning tho train will at o'clock A very sports program has been arranged it includes prizes for the winners of the races and hull names There be awards for the oldest veteran present to Mrs John of wah to the State Hospital thib ol a fracture of ho leg The Weather and Tuesday not much t in the e Is tho noon weather forecast for ern Pennsylvania 1923 1027 Maximum Si Minimum -J 74 nen HAVANA AUK ro at Columbia at 57 arrl time completing a top 1.100 milen I lie C Hea from Cur IIIl on Scooter ol escaped injury when was biruck liy an while scooter He wue i- OUB but only from shock lie was taken to the later to Ida home Domini Injured Airs C A und Smith oi li Second Sidy went t io their Mis J W v ho In her und a i oi tho ICK of R P D McClelland uf Kouth street ami Kerni of underwent at Slate morning on Visit Kuril nC Is Mr and Mrs W H Bon Willb road Mr Fold IB n of Mrs Very 111 MOUNT Aug Sara Smith u at the Hospital who graduated with he of who will her training at the Memorial Hospital School the of MB month Is critically II at the railed In yesterday very little hopes for her Smith was 1111 on From V Rharpe Xew ork City veiling alter two weeks with his Hov rind Mrs Tin Sharpe a the an I Edith in him tn i pond j New Yoi lv ami other points KilliMl Aug c of Von na wus Killed 1 when struck by a whila ing on the trucks notu liere
