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   Morning Herald, The (Newspaper) - January 24, 1929, Uniontown, Pennsylvania                               Economy Intelligent economy In Herald and th open to Intelligent Read the V D Weat VOL 23 NO 15 AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION LAST WEEK UNITED FOR PROGRESS UNIONTOWN FAYETTE COUNTY THURSDAY JANUARY 24 1929 EIGHTEEN PAGES TWO CENTS THREE WEEKS OF CRIMINAL COURT ORDERED 204 Reservations Made For Tri-State Bridge Tournament Will Start Friday 300 Names Will Be Drawn From Wheel By Commissioners INEWS OF COURTS weeks of criminal court with ilOO jurors drawn for each week were ordered yesterday by Thomas Hudson and 300 names will be from jury wheel as tun work by the jury commissioners 1929 lu addition there will bo El names drawn 101 Brand jury will meet the lust week of The commissioners con- cluded their work of filling the wheel names which ho drawn for the various terms of civil and court of the your It iho commissioners two weeks In V to complete he list A of central from major political parties wero In forwarding their lists lo tho tills year Cluss Company Wins A verdict tor in favor of tho was Uio decision returned a Jury yesterday afternoon beforo Thomas H Hudson In the sull of tho 0 0 Cluss Company a R the pee of a Cluss lumber truck In a col- near Terrace last The plaintiff md asked for tho amount of tha lor the truck was Td and an Insurance company will the loss Brownsville Merchant Sued Suit against R S u merchant was started yesterday beforo Judge Hudson by promoters ot tho Dolly's Com- pany a Washington Pa concern seeka to collect tho unpaid of a stock sub- of 1.000 shares which Continued on Pago program for the Tri-State bridge tournament at ho White Swan Hotel Friday and Saturday F Friday January 25 p imir ship game open duplicate game progressive auction pivot auction p pair ship qualifying women's pair championship qualifying round open duplicate game progressive pivot auction Saturday January 26 i a duplicate game progressive auction pivot p men's ship pair game finals women's pair game open duplicate tame progressive auction pivot tion p team of open duplicate game progressive auction pivot auction Two hundred and four reservations of which 70 are from outside county have been made for the In addition to Payette county cm tries have been received froni Waynesburg Washington Mount Pleasant Greensburg W Va Johnstown ler Sharon Greenville Brie Oil City Franklin Wheeling W Va Akron Cleveland and Warren O Cups and trophies which have been offered in the tournament and which have been on display in the windows ot the Fayette Title and Trust will be tonight to Ilie they will remain on dls- play during the tournament Mr and Mrs Henry 1 Halley oE Pittsburgh have made reservations COMMITTEES AWARD MOTOR SHOW CONTRACTS Blue Prints of Site of Exhibition Are Completed VISITS MEMBERS SCHOOL TEACHERS SUPERVISORS AND DIRECTORS TO HAVE RALLY SATURDAY IN CHRISTIAN CHURCH 32 Members of Crew of Italian Ship Saved United States Liner America Rescues Seamen in Whole ly Gale 700 Miles off Virginia Capes By Associated Press STATE POLICE PROBE THEFT OP JEWELRY Suits police aro now of jewelry valued at jrom the Supply Company at Thompson No i rarly this is that Ihn thief or vea obtained entrance lo store by removing a pane of KlafS from the door and I hi Only jewelry and by he lock N niches You're Lucky Fit iTOne Of These Fit You 74 A SUITS T WINS FIFTH PLACE POULTRY SHOW AT NEW YORK CITY A pen of White Rocka ed In the poultry show at Madison Square Garden New York by Mary Rancosky of Smock took fifth place In petition according to information received yesterday ul the County Agricultural Extension Bureau office In Comity ing The prize award was Miss chickens resented Pennsylvania In the ex- The pen also was en- tered lu the show as a part of the poultry exhibit arranged by the agricultural bureau ot the more and Ohio Railroad Committees arranging for tho great automotive exposition here next month are working at top speed and plans are well under way The joint exposition under the direction of the Automotive will at tho Central Oarage beginning February G and for the remainder of that of bridge players Cleveland O r i Com In ned on Seventeen Contracts or lighting I lions advertising and so on either have been let or will be made during next few days The committee on spaces has completed its blue prints of the building finance i committee virtually has completed its visits to its membership and the selection of show spaces probably will ho made on Saturday afternoon i Many new features so are planned The Central Garage will be refurnished throughout and i attractively decorated in time for exhibitors to arrange their dis- plays in advance of the opening date Among the committees arranging i for the show H Craft and Frank Santo Preparation and H LONDON Jan 24 A radio message intercepted by the Land's End station this morning stated that the steamer lope was abandoned In a sinking condition late last night off the coast of Portugal Tho message which was sent from Portugal gave the position as a few miles west ot Lisbon Five vessels bearing the name of Penelope are listed in ship Will 9 O'Clock in An educational rally teachers supervisors and directors of all the school of Fayette Grover Gleason and Dr F D Hess county will he held in tho Central Electrical C Reisinger Christian A S Sticks PRESIDENT-ELECT TALKS POLITICS day beginning at 0 o'clock morning and ending not later I o'clock In tho This is to be a joint meeting an union meeting of the Directors Association the Principals j and all other teachers and i supervisors of both Iho elementary and the High schools including all teachers supervisors and directors of Dun bar Township German Township and Redstone Township The purpose of tho meeting la to and Intensity public school interests in every school district the county and to consider proposed that may coma be fore the State Assembly during the present session Among other the i R Seaman and It 13 Sibley than i Lee and George All Custom Tailored Some With 2 Trousers Sizes 32 to 50 57 includes Top Coats Gabardines All Custom Tailored to 50 Our Week-end Special Is One Suit of Wilson Bros Heavy or Medium Weight Underwear One Suit Regular Price Extra Suit 1 Or 2 Or 2 1 Or 2 I Or 2 SIZES 34 TO 56 Howard M Steele Outfitter to Gentlemen Opp State Theatre Hoover Inquires Into Situation in South By Associated MIAMI Fin Jail 23 Hoover had scarcely settled for his today before ho begun I inlo future of ican party In Ilio i Smart W Cramer of N Continued ou Dominick the Hatter Never Heard of it The original Nick the is at coiner of Polor and burgh streets opposite theatre SPECIAL THIS WEEK Men's hats Me ladles Thin Is the only Nick tho Hatter In Unit hnis look oa good new Santo Finance Holla Campbell A L Steppe and Harry Long P Beamer DOLLAR LINER IS Uy Associated s NASSAU ISLANDS Jan of the steamer COAL MEASURE HEARINGS END Operators and Mine Workers Give Much Testimony By Associated Press WASHINGTON Jan 23 Hearings on the to regulate the bituminous coal industry were con- cluded today by the Senate Interstate Commerce committee after coal ators and the United Mine Workers had given voluminous testimony against and la favor of the measure There Is little expectancy that the will be considered in the current session of Congress and the United Mine Workers organization has de- clared its desire to have the come up in the forthcoming extra session This desire was made known to thei committee by Henry its at- torney who asserted that in the re- cent campaign all discussion of farm i and textile industry depression in- cluded an acknowledgement of prompt 1 relief for the bituminous industry j Senator of Missouri a i member of committee ex- public school libraries public school music and certain sections of tho of the Stato Education Association Tho program will provision for at four addresses lus educators of tho state Iwo con Continued on Seventeen P To au observation by Senator tana another that They can't con- fine legislation in special Among the passengers is J C alvin Senator Hawes replied that he under- Core of who was on his all attempt to way to the Pacific coast by way of the so NBW YORK Jan 23 Captain George Ried of the United States liner America again wrote hli name into an epoch of tho sea tonight when he rescued the 32 members of I the crew of the disabled Italian freighter Florida in a roaring westerly 700 miles off the Virgina capes No details what must have been a thrilling battle with tho sea wero given In the laconic message which Captain sent to his line's offices here telling of tho rescue His message Rescued full crew Florida Total 32 Chief Officer Harry Manning In charge Whole westerly gale Lifeboats lost Proceeding More details later Old shipping men reading those words whole westerly could what must have been a terrific I job The whole gale means a wind and mountainous seas which must have been tossing little freighter around like a cork Flow Captain Itled maneuvered liner in those seas lowered a lifeboat and got It safely alongside the Florida ami then back safely the America remains to be told Captain first wrote his namo in tho heroic letters in January of 1920 when ho turned hla ship at that time the President Roosevelt to the aid of the sinking British liner for two days In snow and fog nnd cold Seas running high ho held his ship alongside the sinking vessel finally rescued her crew He lost two of his own crew in the rescue The fate of the two other ships the British freighter and tho American tanker still remains in doubt The former has been given up for lost as rescue ships failed to find her In tha tion she broadcast Monday afternoon but the is believed still afloat She told the President son one of the vessels which ed unsuccessfully for the Florida she had set up a Jury rig of sails and was attempting to make Bermuda Y MEMBERSHIP DINNER DATE SET Annual Affair Will Be Held February 8 Place Uncertain The date set for the Uniontown Y M C annual membership ner is February 8 The meeting will be held in the evening the place yet to be designated The speaker for tha occasion will be Walter M General Secretary of the Y M C of Philadelphia For tho first time in the history of the local association women will be privileged to attend Further an- will he made through the newspapers and the mail early In the week present session Among other TO an that may he given I tomorrow ready to of Mon ion are the taxation on her voyage tl Credit Association To Have Meeting The mouthy meeting of The Credit Association of Western Pennsylvania Fayette county branch be held at the White Swan this i at o'clock Dinner will be Panama Canal Word received from j Tile labor organization attorney j served The speaker Mr Core was to the effect hat lie was asked by Senator Couzens Re- 1 J W Dawson he Judge NATIONAL 8 8 TUBE ALL ELECTRIC RADIO ALL UP TO DATE LESS J C TIRE CO Advertisement tended to complete his trip REWARD of Bracelet With to Herald Advertisement publican Michigan who has been ing as chairman of committee in the absence of Watson of In- diann whether there was any chance Continued on Seventeen i 1925 SEDAN Door For Salo Cheap lo Quick Call Adv VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL MAJESTIC i RADIO PARLOR AT 96 WEST MAIN ST SEE AND HEAR THE FOR SALE COLUMBIA OLA EDISON PHONOGRAPH J C TIRE CO COR BROADWAY AND PETER ST NEW 1929 MAJESTIC n rt Baker's coal The leading DIO MODEL NO 71 FREE of dumped 13c FIRE SALE bargains Shoes for all occasions DIXIE SHOE STORE 71 St Advertisement i SPEAKERS ONE LOT OF HIGH CLASS LOUD CONE RADIO SPEAKERS VALUES TO J C TIRE CO COR BROADWAY AND PETER ST Advertisement TRIAU EASY PAYMENTS Jos Coynes Radio Shop For quick service 96 W MAIN ST PHONE 227 JUST RECEIVED Car fresh nnd vegetables of pens mushrooms bers parsley tomatoes new beets now carrots savoy cabbage kale dive spinach strawberries cress rhubarb artichokes radishes and nil other fresh frnil and vege tables West Fenn Fruit Mkt FREE 1068 R J REED Mar Advertisement I ART STUDIO I i and classes in drawing oil water color nnd china painting Oui door seasonable Instructor A EDNA EVANS Phono Why Tho host time to caro of your eyes is before thoy have been by neglect factory examination by our tered Optometrist We grind our own Glasses as low as J W NICHOLS JEWELER OPTOMETRIST Fayette Title Trust Bldg NOTICE OLIVER NO 1 AND NORTH LATIN AVENUE BUS OUR BUSSES WILL NOT OPER ATE FROM 9 A M TO 12 A M THURSDAY JAN 24 DURING THE FUNERAL OF OUR FATHER JOHN BROS Sportsmen Attention! The venison dinner of the chapter ot The County Fish and will bo held at M P church cor- ner Blvd and Fayette St Thurs evening Jan at 7 P M No charge Dues may be paid All sportsmen and friends welcome PANCAKE SUPPER By Missionary Society of the Second Presbyterian Church in the Dining Room Thurs Jan -1 Worn to Bradley Shoppe Final Clearance Sale of Jersey Wool Crepes and Silk Dresses All Greatly Reduced One lot Dresses Lot of Hats V2 Off 1 Lot of Underwear at HALF-PRICE CITIZENS BLDG SECOND FLOOR TAKE ELEVATOR Advertisement HAIR C UT MILLER'S 71 E SOUTH ST Advertisement COAL 9 FT COAL Beat Run ot Mine Coal in tho Sc Tipple Dumped 13c Shoveled Baker Coal Co Phone DO YOU WANT TO j T T 4 XT IF SO SEE THIS SPECIALIST L L NEWMAN 1 advertise Is facts mid I will j Income Tax Consultant and Licensed THIS IS A MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM The Strongest Banking Association In the World OUR RESPONSIBILITY FOR SERVICE Tho National Dunk of County's position of leadership among tho banks Is a not only of honor but of responsibility aa TV oil Only tho highest order of financial service will to maintain tho standard which tho bank has been to through continued public confidence In live future na In tho past our friends will find us alort to every opportunity for or service to them and to the community WE WELCOME THE OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE YOU THE NATIONAL BANK OF FAYETTE COUNTY M H CAPITAL SURPLUS AND PROFITS MORE THAN A MILLION DOLLARS j do Just what is promised I Ho not Rive up 16 die because yon tried others and foiled to get well 1 The all Chronic and Acuto cases oC Men and Special attention Is given to Arches also Rheumatism Catarrh and Stomach Diseases ness Neuritis Neuralgia Asthma or Gland Heart Disease Nervous or any or ness Hallow Complexion Dizziness Indigestion or Dowel Trouble or Fits Public Adjuster of Claims fon Arcade COAL at bin lie dumped Call Advertisement AUTO BODY CO If you wreck your ear don't we'll fix it Also Unco Cor and AMERICA'S THE NEW 8 I TUBE ALL ELECTRIC RADIO WITH adles who suffer from Sick POWER DYNAMIC SPEAKER acho Melancholia Spinal or Nervous MODEL 71 COMPLETE FREE TRIAL EASY PAYMENTS UNIONTOWN DEALERS J C TIRE CO Troubles Tumors Gland ments nnd General treated without tho or Young It matters not what tho Illness may he or what discouraging reports may havo been mado from any direction or It yon have been told that you aro Incurable don't undergo a operation and have your by knife or until you to and consult this and IF 13 tho finest upon which to hnng hope you will Bud hopa here with the or treat- ment that will lead you to comment nnd DR 0 H SHERRY 11 St Pa I Advertisement PHONE 17 JOS RADIO SHOP WEST MAIN ST Advertisement RED MEN'S Square Danca Fraternal Thurs Jan DANCE I At Sons of Italy Hall Tonight Italian School Millie by Club Kentucky Orch Hours to ANNOUNCEMENT During the illness of Mr W S Nixon the funeral service will be in charge of his son Donald R Nixon assisted by Sloan S Shaffer Mr Nixon has been associated with his father for the past seven years was graduated from The Eckels College Embalming and Funeral Directing of Philadelphia arid is now a licensed Funeral Director of Pennsylvania Mr Shaffer has been associated in tho business for the past sixteen years is a graduate of The Columbus Training School for Embalmers and has been associated with somo of tho largest Funeral Homes of the Middle West Mr Nixon and Mr Shaffer nro well qualified to give the samo Distinctive Service and Courteous Treatment thut Mr W S Nixon has given the public in tho past twenty-five years   

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