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   Middletown Daily Herald (Newspaper) - July 10, 1925, Middletown, New York                               I 2 FRIDAY JULY ib 1925 -10 members ot ue Webb Presbyterian Church Society were present at a monthly meeting afternoon in church Secretary of Literature ro- runted for Women ami Missiojis being still 15 INFIDEL TRIAL DRAWS HORDES BRYAN SPEAKS jc were read hy K W H Mrs William jwr The one had as its sub- in the i while thai by j Mrs Trempe concerned a j missionary program E Van Dyke Wight spoke on Organization ot a District SPECIAL MEDIUM THERE Opportunities Many for Those Wilding Conversion Either Way for a 100 fent j by Miss Lucy Dawson which Andrew from i was mails that paper concerning A Daily inn Kible School l a nui nd the latter part uf June wore nt the off June The termination of JM was in charge ol Mrs S G charge of Mrs J K Smith article wa by Mrs D after which Mrs Miss Mary Maker of NHW York who has loured all over tin world Yemen sang a j for several years with John Philip on the piano hy Kd ward i Sonsa as soloist had as her The current events topici at K-IHI concert charge of Andrew j Mr Jordon of A pa lift r Who's who Marie Kiefer of Scran ton Sir K land Airs Lawrence Ur Hobort Cord tier given hy after which ni Tenn July during the course of this trial any who needs to be and fulls to converted ft will not be for lack ot o wort unity For hordes of religious workers have ed upon tha town and they are tive both night and day j There T T Martin for one diminutive white haired j tary ot the America who about SUICIDE PACT DOUBLE DEATH Watchman Finds Betas of Polke Ni NOW INVADED I I HOPE FOR PAY OFFICER MARRIED MAN J July ed side by side on the rear seat of a sedan parked at H lonely cross roads the Henry D a police sergeant and Miss May Linsmayer a graduate nurse were found by a watchman early today Both had been lulled by shots fired from Walling's service ver apparently by the girl who AUTO PROBLEM GROWS ACUTE BUREAU PROVES Parked Cars LeiJ Directly Many Accidents Re- port Reread STATISTICS SHOW MEXICAN LIFE Rev Talki Society The Kev A B Hotchkiss pastor of the North Street Congregational church addressing regular monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of that church yesterday stressed the relations between the United States and S1 parking cars is becoming more y must have a part in acute every day An analysis ot to result to automobile accidents reveals that many ot these may be traced Mrs J E Wood also spoke of to the parking of cars conditions especially at others Indirectly to the same This problem Js not con- fined to cities alone It also ex- ists on country roads where park to observe the view Tia Juana where there is the race track and gambling places She was on a western trip and thought a visit there would be interesting Present Male Fads Offset Operators Miners I town and stops first one then an- other to ask what their religion j and then starts working onj I them most of them here need It i in the opinion of Martin Martin three sermons a htt conducts a viiI libeling on the in i yard Hint was j of tlic county for tlin havu j office said after an well investigation It the girl should fingerprints showed on the is the soil of the was married and lived with chief of police of Long Branch wife is no doubt that the ple in sedan died result a suicide Detective John Modern Flappers Thinks Observer Unable Reach Agreement STOREKEEPERS LAY SALT Will NOT Many scanned beyond tin lately for of chip's spar riever seemed so near nor -o much at fur too to town at trousers Ion yn the salt things fads bell so lately real estate In on their rive way to trim of still greater outfit 10 ATLANTIC CITY J All hope of un inent of the the anthracite ope rat or has been abandoned by to a statement made today by S Lor of the United Min Tho reader it ilio world is liure lie In can any ona Into God in a uf and an of one's and reward ARBITRATE is ot Mind I In in I eura old of 17 children a il and a IV vv f park on the highway to wild times promiscuous ake of a picnic lunch or for gambling dance halls and the like were imprinted upon her mind In The meeting was held in the other During 133 accidents stale wera caused by home Hiram Stage were parked In these two dent of the society in the form of persons were killed and 175 a picnic Dinner was served on the per cent of these s accidents occurred in the late Current topics were The Separating the pastor was the guest of the day dents it Is found that 15 per cent j Mrs Grans gave a piano solo soUi at to Coast iceberg to county sold at to bushel Erie county tele- phone if to per bushel basket Valley sour cherries sold ate 35 to 40 cents a four quart ket ONCE YOU TRY j YOU WILL ALWAYS BUY ORANGE British authorities are trying to slop radio howling la districts where rampant that interrupts all listeners in that vicinity Will a 6 Railroad Ave Phone 137 C K Kraus AM First 237 North Street occurred in the rural per the cities Both The society will meet again on August 13 jn the home of Mrs J E shoot then He j Cox quietly against the per cent ot the rear and side of the car while she due to parked cars occurred revolver directly j in New York and 42 perl iis chest over the heart cent up-state This reveals dangerous situation in New York While a MI f side wax sc lowing fully i to tali i yc fur each u i tl rv may yet liii i t up i I IT run I ly HD U an unl ii ho had his I'd who violated rles I Hit I law in to the and lot him slay I i 1 A of Dallas Texa HIM cyclone HO Ins him also Is in t In thick j f till against V j N ivit h f a n i ion league Until IV II and regular mod on -I Some of I u wii i- oi l 1 a nn i tier 1 i lo port ahin i When of of i si reel I invade -i i where their mn ih niin 1 I'll of I i pressed land pulled the trigger Then she shot herself The aim of her second shot by her left hand as finger i prints on the barrel show was nut so good The bullet did not go com- through her body as I through bis but lodged in heart MARKET QUOTATIONS PLACE DAY'S NEW T STORE P H 0 N E TERMS OF CITY FATHERS MAY BE LENGTHENED Sc en Result of Reversal of Home Rule Act LOOK TO APPEALS COURT lay in of Ilir and it- liave a I r Vv i I re e i I bo ilian i i 1 have on the C I IMI no I yooll nowi ni i hey had tlu tin lo carrying the X minded pi trousers and ti be Con tin ues Head World W C T U A A IS 1 I ril it i i I he Court of the ile court If for Of a of i of I lit it Near Claims CHARGES PREFERRED Julius who Ills horn before he row n out of the As ni of will o 111 I i mil 1 to j if while I he full levin I o If I he I of I he all moil in t city will i the full thrill of two A of II is nil tion could not far as Ilio aldermen corned o city would ii no had Iho as The figures In connection with parked cars are In agreement with the statistics for all other that is the greater number occur on straight level roads on clear days aud on pavements Twenty-nine per j cent ot these accidents occurred at street intersections This Was caused by the er's view being obstructed and a I pedestrian running out from a I parked car or fom some other j similar cause It frequently i pens that a car at a street in compliance with H signal and the car trailing il Is going at such speed or Inn It so closely that it Is unable j to stop and crashes into the car ahead These accidents be i i j Thr number of accidents on dnp to parked Is increasing so rapidly that I should he i tinned ami motorists should take j particular care not to on a Many motorists are forced to I on the highway because of a defect lie which i of necessitates repair such as hanging a tire nr similar In I where it is apparent hat a car ii parked cannot he moved in either direction should use care so ns not io he forced on tho side of the road in order a car proaching or the person at work on the parked cur the car should drawn off to the side of the left and tho repair done on tli of Ilie road so that molm-Nts j linve free space to An analysis shows that in these accidents lili were in- attentive Jl were skidding 7 ex- the speed limit -I were on the side of Ilie road properly cutting in in that ran away t in that ran off the roadway 1 was Intoxicated who was ing on curve or hill and one had n physical defect 7 of Ilio parked I were out or obscured NEW YORK July lowing represent prices on sales by commission merchants on he New York wholesale kets up to 8 a 111 Tomatoes sold at t carrier a crate GROCERS RETAIL CONFIDENCE The confidence with which the public is ing FAIR STORE food products is richly re- warded The outstanding ity service and omy offered go far yond every expectation and explain why the FAIR STORE is ft ning and holding the goodwill of all its tomers I HOME GROWN VEGETABLES Wax Beans BEETS Green Peas CARROTS bunch Fancy Lettuce head I TURNIPS 1 he Homo properly pre- and JTS unique in that its tion of flowing beauty of line belies credence that it could be anything but natural and in that it is as lasting aa a woman's yearning always to look her best i The Eugene Method in manent waving is used sively at Cor King and James Telephone t I wan In Kinland States home spent the I rho power granted j walking the floor In Iho cell room i Jin city jail singing patriotic legislature could not j airs lie was seni there to sleep -ast I as 1 fell with American spirit No charge Although people of made against Johansson who said try weur out that until recently ho han been in i each vear the He is l man i should lw Presented ments Made Ricers Are Fit PURSES AMOUNT luly All i Uie trolling nf and or which if ever and and 1 lawn with I hv a licen laid atony II it feet of the stretch on the I of and the service i Wallace as one of the best Milken in picture and air heen a city agency the of store in may silver by the ca of for the tlic meeting Also tiu Thuma for the trot to raced on the day is in of Mr Miss Anna A of 111 or of Frances Iv noted temperance worker of the World's Women's Christian Union at its recent con- vention nt Scotland in tin worhl II pre- hy K for two-year olds the manent property of the owner three was wop last year by a horse of with lk sulky The hope to art t hue rail birds that Anna Girl is quite Ilie he pacer on Johansson revealed his to hy hU with letters S A j underneath II on John j in i ters j I N 1 of city i on his way when Johansson j i asked him for ride i ho was giving the man a lift agreed to take him i when he wanted Johansson the Finn Henry called and I they took Johansson lo ters for a night's rest j lie admitted gelling into j hie in With sailors I There was a scrap and Ihei police arrived ho ran a gun In hia rib's as h rounded a corner and he wound up by doing -IS days In i Jail to tho story he lold desk a lie sang in bass Kys Have the C lory one knows whore lives hut Hall ability ja prominent reo to smod u at tooth We for waves as far as August Therii more for a of h week Hy making now wo wilt hold U for you till you nro Now ami larger of New York City branches of and Very Best Butter Ib Smoked Cottage Butts Ib CALLED PORK TENDERLOINS Fancy Currants qt Cantaloupes 2 for Huckleberry qt Peaches quart Extra Special ew Melons each THE SWEETEST MELON ON THE MARKET REGULAR Large Watermelon each GUARANTEED GOOD COMPARE OUR PRICE FOR HIGHEST GRADE FLOUR Imperial Flour bag FLOUR WITHOUT A RIVAL 1 I isii s Baked Beans 3 c e BOTTLE PRIORS VANILLA OR LEMON EXT FREE DELIVERY Among the most In din Russian Ballot season iu London season was Serge Lifar aged eighteen who had a dramatic escape from the at CONTINUING THE After Wisconsin na te y this year She Was William R in Iho pace and year ner of Mich yoar Id the trot will he m- inodore Wilson h who H a won a ox mile in One of At the of tho Ilio coffin wait from Ilio of lo in ho I won I h i in a tm the The purses wag MI by Hay circuit of in The Herald beon j with n list Mto en I rios Iv former governor of Is for the senatorial by of Robert M Big Sale Still In Progress SAVE ON YOUR FOOT WEAR JUST A 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