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   Daily News Standard (Newspaper) - July 18, 1929, Uniontown, Pennsylvania                               CURRENT THE Fair er tonight and Friday pre- ceded by local thunder ers this after- noon or early tonight Don't Hide the View Too Much an An old and the News Standard makes a pertinent and valuable suggestion at elated vantage points oh the miles of tain pike have the trees immediately adjoining the roadside cleared away so that an unobstructed view Is forded for the tourist eyes to drink In the beauties of Many vistas through and over the local mountains to are passed In experienced travelers say Why hide them? True many of the cars will flash past unmindful of the wayside ers calling attention to the views but many another will stop with thanks Worth a thought at Again is compara- tive with beauty silken hose and chic clothes has won Miss Livingston Tulsa as she was con- stantly described by was a mid- jury heart balm cash from Franklin oil millionaire Anne probably had a nice little story tor the Jury as well ankles somehow air the elements what lawyers call a sure fire case seem to be especially with that jury iously susceptible to plaintiffs fair People Was more strenuously than they did fifteen years and more declared a learned doctor bo- fore a recent medical convention ex- plaining that too much necking was causing a spread of mouth We have heard the advantages of the repressed Victorian ago put In terms other than more sanitary but all the same we'll take a chance on the and happiness of baby over of the ed one any day in tho Week Alto on the health of little kid playing in the over the darling of mansion on rage THE PAPER THAT GOES INTO THE HOMES VOL 41 NO 184 UNIONTOWN PA THURSDAY EVENING JULY 18 1929 MARK TWO GENTS New Pike Bid Georges Construction Lowest For Concrete Gty to Turkey s Nest A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY July 18 Bids I This ig the the Union were opened today state town city limits to the Turkey's Nes way department on seven road ects Involving total construction of 14 miles Thirty-four bids were sub- mitted They Fayette feet North and South Union a distance of miles For th job the Georges Construction com pany Is admirably equipped and It to be hoped that prompt award of th contract will be made Tomorrow bids will be opened o ships Route 40 Georges miles of grading from the Nes company I to the Summit Movie Magnate Now Better Blood Transfusion Is Madi By Press MINEOLA L I July liam Fox movie magnate who badly Injured when his automobile collided with another yesterday spent ft good night at the Nassa hospital following a bl ood ioh officials there reported Normalville Indian Head Route Picked SEVEN NEW DETOURS IN FORCE FOUR OFF By HARRISBURG July is Seven new detours will be put In force ipg the week started today and four will be removed the State ment of Highways announced today Now detours will ington county Route 88 between and West Brownsville 11 miles of good Improved road Ing by way of and East Bethlehem SCREEN GRID RADIO C A Next Year's Set Nowl Hear Them At SERVICE RADIO ELECTRIC CO M W Main St Phone 2345 Advertisement next Monday it In re- ported that engineers the State Highway Department will begin three routes to select one to link up and Indian Head for a distance of abont three and three fourths of a mile The three propositions a route from Normalville to Indian Head or tha present road starting from the store of John Miner The results of thn surveys will be pre- sented to the State Highway ment for their consideration It is understood tho now road will be of concrete 18 feet In width It 1 expected to have plans and for this new road ready fo advertising in August State Engineer Berber with members of the State Highway De- have gone over the route twice within the past week Snook Wants Sanity Test Trial Monday By Pram COLUMBUS Oi requestor a sanity hearing for Dr James Snook slayer o Theora Mix 25 Ohio State co-ed wi filed today The hearing may begin Monday the any ho Is to go on trial on a Brat degree charge In connection with the girl's death CHARLES HOME Charles who wag painfully Injured on June 27 when ha fell on the steps at his homo In tut tains was discharged yesterday from the hospital where he was admitted following the accident He Is somewhat improved but still un- der the care of a nurse A GROWING INSTITUTION THE UNIONTOWN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY South East Corner Main and Beeson PREPARED TO TAKE CARE OF ANY BUSINESS CONSISTENT WITH SOUND BANKING ON SAVINGS MODERN SERVICE MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE WANT RAILROAD GRADE CROSSING GUT IN FAYETTE By United HARRISBURG July ing that a dangerous condition exists at three Fayette county grade ings the State Highway Department haa instituted proceedings to have the crossings eliminated The Ings at three points one-half mile north of where Route 288 to Pittsburgh Is crossed by the Pennsylvania railroad The railroad company and len township are named as ents DOUBLE USB Deep soup cups with ears are for >erving cantaloupe or grapefruit as either Just fits In ly The pattern of the china proves decorative and the food does not around so Is much to cat Screen Grid Radio This Year's Best Radio Hear It Today At SERVICE RADIO ELECTRIC CO 99 W Main Phone Advertisement VANITY FAIR Beeson Boulevard and Fayetto Sts uly 18th and 19th benefit C B ity First M P Church Everybody 7 IS Bt OR H J Foot Specialist of Pittsburgh will at the Swan Hotel Pa m and Sat July and 10th where he will real corns bunions Ingrown nails nd other ailments of the 7 17 St Ort Salt Strewn Doors Penns Lawn Mowers Goodyear HOM 50 ft at M And I could not kill even to save my answered Martha Jane college honor graduate ani trained nurse when asked at lima O her attitude national defense when she sought naturalisation jers Barred from citizenship this ground she plans to carry her to higher courts She was born in Picnics of ATM On Program Picnics church Sunday school motor club and automobile lon outings quite the thing at he present time In The Second Presbyterian church Sunday school haa its annual picnic the Chief Hook and tedder clubhouse near Hopwood this afternoon Sport events fine dinner ree lemonade and other good ire on the program The Third Presbyterian church goes to Shady Grove to day for its picnic Free spaghetti on HUBBY JOINS ARMY GIRL SEEKS A DIVORCE Eva L Mitchell of filed libel of divorce against her and Paul B Mitchell today ng that Joined tho army ber 15 1827 without her knowledge nd deserted her They were married 14 1927 S BROWNSVILLE ELLSWORTH BUS CHARTER ASKED HARRISBURG July on to begin operation of automobile between South Brownsville nd Ellsworth and intermediate was filed with the public e commission by Tony Williams en Bedola trading as Williams and South Brownsville Russia Breaks With China Red Commander Recalled to Lead Soviet Army In Field BITUMINOUS BLOND IS FIGHTING WORD CANNON BREAKS UP NEGRO LODGE MEET Dissension haa broken out again tis said 18 months of quiet and pence in Summit Lodge pendent Benevolent Order of Elks of the World O Wellington McClure the grand secretary and traveling deputy of the order seems to be the con- tention of the negro order and is said to have driven several members of the opposing faction from the lodge room the point of a gun at a meeting this week A delegation called upon him to explain the meaning of an which appeared in By United Press MOSCOW July Russia has broken all diplomatic and trade relations with and today Chinese legation attaches and ciala of China's 15 consulates pre- pared to return to their home try Several groups of American tour ists who left Moscow enroute to the last few days are expected a local to continue northward by way of paper last Monday stating that the following the cutting 6t liars thieves bootleggers and the railroad connecting Russia luminous had now dls- and China relations held that the Chinese reply to the re- OB five HOT High Low Temperature Today 11 o'clock Bridge Crash Wrecks Train Toll 14 New Rush RUD Kelly Hollow Road Sought cent ultimatum growing out of j Harbin Manchuria seizure of UM i Chinese Eastern railroad was i satisfactory in content and ical in tone In addition with the activities In the Chinese legation and the various occasioned by Russia's orders to evacuate and return to the Soviet also recalled diplomatic in History of the road vas told in court be- fore Judge D W Henderson today as Township supervisors seek to have By United Pram STRATTON COL July Crashing through a bridge that had been undermined by a storm a crack westbound express of th look Island railroad went hurtling into a creek early today Reports from the accident seem near here placed the number oC dead t 14 Others badly Injured won to die Death came suddenly to most o lie sleeping victims Few had hancee to escape or any forewarn ng of the disaster until the train to the creek below jarret awake They were caught am eld tight in the twitted wreckage t their Pullman berths hild Is Fatally famed Artificial rubles have been weighing more than 15 s Playing Matches Elisabeth Sekerak seven years and ve old daughter of nd Mary Sekerak of house 113 ower Hill No 2 died this morning at o'clock in the parental homo from burns suffered laat Monday The little girl Is said to have been playing with matches under tho porch of her horns and her dress be- came Ignited She was burned on the left side of her body on her left arm and part of her back A Republic physician wtih summoned to treat tho child In addition to her parents beth Is survived by two brothers and two staters funeral service will probably be held Sunday afternoon in St Mary's Greek Catholic church Rev Father Mhley the pastor officiating Burial will be made in the church cemetery IT THE SYSTEM t That spinal column running down the of back la the great nerve of the body with branches leading to and part of system eacb carrying delicate witch have separata some or all of H of raMt to to vernal It at OK 0 H AND M KEl RECALLED By United LONDON July Red army commander General kw been recalled from his vacation br the Soviet government ths highway for travel In that d Telegraph Agency's correspondent Riga Latvia reported today wlH In 1101 when the railway con- take active charge of the fa and appropriated tho old the Held Rush Hollow road for Its route from Brownsville south along the river the ment was that new road was to constructed This wan done it was testified but the new highway Is a poorly constructed one slides occur often and the road li closed for travel at various times Dean Sturgls and Walter the latter from Waynesburg represent the railroad while Lynn Phillips is counsel for Lunerne ship Everson Auto Crash Brings 000 Soft Ritchie Against State Volstead Enforcement EASTERN POINT CONN July and precedent standing the subject of prohibition brought before the conference by W was carried on to the floor of the conference today After debate the tive committee recommended against adopting any resolution on the topic The stirring speech of Governor Albert Ritchie was tho spark that touched off the debate The Maryland governor declared hat It U neither constitutional nor moral duty of the state to take over he enforcement of the Volstead act within their borders Tho Mexican jumping bean does o because of a little worm Inside colls Itself and lets Itself go Ike a catapult carrying its house long with It Tha worm lives In the bean all the time and if a hole is made the shell It fills It up again Dr Marsh OSTEOPATH A Trutt Bldg Closed July 11th to Aug 12th 7 11 t RASPBERRIES RECEIVED THIS MORNING A LARGE SHIPMENT OF RED AND BLACK RASPBERRIES DEWBERRIES AN D C U SPECIAL PRICE BY HALF CRATE THIS IS THC LAST LARGE SHIPMENT WE WILL RECEIVE TUB SEASON Id I Michael J of named the defendant In a damage suit today by Raymond of thitt as the re- sult of an accident December 7 1928 In which was hit by a machine said to have been operated by Boyle was walking at the Inter section of Vance and Brown streets when the accident occurred he set forth In the statement of claim Ha was knocked down dragged and in- jured externally and Internally by Doyle's car he claims and has permanent and serious ies Boyle failed to keep his car under control the plaintiff continues and should granted him as compensation for the Injuries ed and hospital and doctor bills In- curred NOTICE TO HOTELS RESTAURANTS AND ALL PLACES WHERE FOOD IS PREPARED AND SERVED TO THE PUBLIC Those not having their medically examined for the I tit half of this year art hereby notified to do so at DR GEORGE MAGEE President Board of Health W C HALL City Health Officer Adv 7 18 SO to Binder Twine 50 Ib bag at Manila Hay Rope per Ib Hay forks all kinds Hardware Supply NOTICE I an agent tor far Bodtos bodies win M an can tt Mrr awl yw wMk a 1 MWl   

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