Morning Herald, The (Newspaper) - September 24, 1929, Uniontown, Pennsylvania THE MORNING HERALD VOLUME 23 NO 220 JL IS EXONERATED IN SMITH DEATH Train Moving Slowly Across Crossing At Time of Fatal Col- Witnesses Say SPEED ESTIMATE VARIES UNITED FOR PROGRESS UNIONTOWN FAYETTE COUNTY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1929 AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION LAST WEEK SIXTEEN PAGES WEDDING BELLS RING Inquiry by a Jury Into the death of Clyde J Smith September 15 on the Morrell crossing resulted In the exoneration ot the and Ohio Railroad Com- pany and employes Smith was so ly Injured that he died in the Connellsville Hospital Miss Core was severely Injured when his machine crashed Into caboose of a train which consisted of an engine i four loaded cars and u caboose The train was moving slowly across the crossing witnesses said Witnesses testified that Smith was driving at n high rate of aimed The Impart derailed the rear whoelg of the and shook up the occupants Witt conductor of train still bears marks ot tho ion around his left eye He said that lie saw thu headlights of the from his position In caboose and us he ran lo Iho rear platform to driver he was knocked down heroic bo readied his destination Witnesses staled that thu headlight of thn engine was burning us also were lights on the Tho bell also was ringing as tho i i Ji JOHN AND FLORENCE t WJT Salvation Army Fund Total Thn Homo Appeal JOHN COOLIDGE TAKES BRIDE UNIONTOWN MAN FACES CHARGE CHECK Charles Chess Jr Also Accused of Larceny and Fraudulent Conversion FAILS TO GIVE BAIL Yesterday was an unlucky day for Charles Chess Jr ot Chess arrested once and released was rearrested before the day ended on charges of Issuing worthless f on tne that it made TWO CENTS FOUR SHORT GLIDER FLIGHTS MADE DESPITE OF FAVORABLE WINDS EQUIPMENT BEING INSTALLED Marshall Franklin Rides Air Currents For Short Periods At gess Field Automobile Used For Start Circles Airport At About Hundred Feet and larceny and fraudulent sion according lo charges preferred before Alderman Matt Allen of Un- and idson of Chess was taken Constable Walter Brown in rant on a worthless check charge Unfavorable winds yesterday to extent prevented glider flights which had been contemplated by Iho groups of glider pilots in this vicinity four flights were made at Field by the glider owned by Professor E Franklin of the Uni- versity of Michigan and his brother Marshall Franklin piloted the glider on the hops that it made iwo in the morning and two in the afternoon At Camp the steady east which according to the constable was almost a year old ire was released wind which blew all day prevented Dr Wolfgang Klemperer and his men Into hv Condor into air The crafr Wit by the Company of Akron a Ohio is in readiness for a flight as soon as favorable conditions available the doctor informed are The by Alderman Allen on this charge i however Just as ho was about to wl ast 1 queried as to the probability an hour and two others at about to iO The only protection at the which two trains usually dally both at night Is the usual boaid sign and painted markers on highway Mr had tho beon driven nt a reasonable rate Former President United States tend Ceremony In Connecticut leave the office in street Constable George Zemo walked in with a warrant from Mr Davidson on the same charge pre- ferred by Kelly of Republic Then to make matters worse tho charge of and fraudulent con- version came along and tripped Chess again before Allen Chess In the latter information was charged with having taken a gold case Falling to have sufficient bond of Chess was lodged In the Senators At- to await hearings before both taking off The possibilities of the Allegheny mountains as territory for soaring flights tho doctor explained only could be surveyed under the most favorable conditions A west wind Is required for this purpose the doctor declared and H must he laminar to them strong to afford plenty of- that H is not tho other way aid to Condor Tho group spent j For ie Kreat soarers among yesterday in Installation of more albatross and seagull meteorological equipment at the camp tlie buzzard hawk and vulture A cross wind at Burgess Field vented the hop contemplated bv Dr Klemperer Gives Description of Soaring to Interest Persons In an Interview with a Herald yesterday Dr said in Many persons wonder how this la done whereas the motor-driven plane is quite familiar U Franklins at the end of a tow rope which was to have been attached to ship of the Seamans Air Transport masters of the art of flying without any expenditure of motive power They display it before our very yes sail Ing without flapping for hours at a time Had their However should favorable been understood earlier winds be blowing today the llavo taught man lo fly long be- Ims are hopeful of getting their ship motor was invented mto air attached to a plane so the pioneers of aviation that they may maku an attempt to fts and the Wright land at Dunbar's Camp Tho slider on this track It was a have a roasting down from bills hi their he was aJ aiHng mo t to lke eMen that auditing thL Horn the field attache to the plane Wired the first real flying experience Continued ou Pago Nino and Two By Associated Press Sept 23 Away to a good start yesterday with incomplete reports from ward cap- tains last showing had Governor of T been subscribed to the fund for the Connecticut became the today 1 Officials arc hopeful this the son of a former President from record will be kept up resulting in i Vermont hills In a ceremony colored tho total being subscribed Indian summer tints and marked tho week Is hy dignity Adjutant Fred Goddard who Is rno bride was Trumbull will be held Wednesday night at 1 o'clock RUNS AMUCK By Associated ST CLAIR Pa Sept locomotive and strip of cars LEGION VANGUARD ARRIVES Ky 23 National headquarters of the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary moved to Louisville night and established In preparation for the gathering of 1 World war veterans for lie ion's eleventh national convention next week TWO ARRESTED IN LIQUOR RAID HAS SURPRISE FOR lArg or had all workers reported to former of to of that workers personages among them former port to their captains each day by 6 President and two United so that ho captains 111 turn states Senators gathered with simple can report to tho adjutant by 7 folk of New England in tho frame Congregational church to lend the wedding vt m- j Iho simple and ho says ho has a big llc by Adjutant Goddard and a single ring ceremony In tnr Om ir nt f upon receipt of thn d west of hero c f I- V AVIATOR'S SIGN necessary to understand the basic of flight Had not the automo- bile engine happened to be developed Just at that time the history of flying might have assumed an entirely ferent thus tho rapid Ule airplane to further unnecessary and it was not earnestly resumed until the i r i world war which had brought a i Railroad impulse to flying This im- ues Policy of Pulse resulted Jn spectacular Pn A- i of design and engineering 1 or Airplanes in a marvelous perfection of piloting Rud Performance and simultaneously An aviator's guide sign 400 feet in scientists a chance and length has just been completed on lo theoretical and When gliding was resumed in Continued on Page the roof of the Pennsylvania Railroad freight depot it was announced yes j lerday by H D Hoover agent who has had charge of the work The painting of the sign was STATE OFFICERS in keeping with the railroad's efforts TO to have buildings m each town mark IjrLJUMk Pop's hit Is to ho observed Thursday In tho Knights of clubrooms In Kast Main of workers seeking Is In charge of ons lo were made pub OF TRAVELERS tonight The at the same strewn along the track Kir at an Bridge one u surprise In store for tho K of C Ilon receipt of tho names from the made John and hoys Tim Is o bo entirely First Trumbull husband and wito p m ra sa sing ami open only lo members A is lo be one of Iho at FOOD SALE Wednesday Sept In Furniture Co C6 Went Main St Treo of ward Mm Elln C Adania captain Mrs Chad Johns Mrs Nobel Mrs Mrs Rood Mrs j Mrs Hunt Mra and Continued on Pago Nine In Iho Congregational church In of guesta Tho wedding wero read by the Continued on Page Nine We Deliver Coal Your On Your Lawn You never have to complain our men scattering coal all over he that your pride We a lawn too so we know you feel about It Accordingly our men arc ed to respect the appearance o your they leaves the place It is as clean as when they came Places your order for your full winter supply Now is just about the right time PAULSON CO Building Materials Lumber 1900 THE GLIDERS PLIGHTS at Tamp on lop of Mount Summit tho very fine autumn weather golden fall foliage and the general trend of our ness which at this time of tho Is exceptionally good make it Imperative for us to KEEP THE SUMMIT OPEN AS USUAL UNTIL NOVEMBER THE 15th All rumors to tho contrary are decidedly wrong and not true September 23rd to September the wo have n con- vent Ion of Iho Prudential Insurance Company of America On ber we have a of 125 people for the Co ot Mel On October tho 2nd wo have booked largo reservations for Iho County Commissioners Convention to bo held In No further proofs should ho re- quired to convince the public Hint tho SUMMIT IS and will ro main open until suld dale Our golt course is now ed nnd will bo ready for piny April 1930 It la ho most course In now in a real thrill which you havo enjoyed before first wo will ton glad o you inspect our new course so you nifty nee for onn of the seven wonders of Iho world THE SUMMIT HOTEL CO Leo L Heyn for general house work One that can cook MYa nailing 226 N Gal Avo Advertisement AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Your community is flooded with slick salesmen selling auto- mobile insurance and club membership They nro offering service which you cannot expect to receive DON'T BK DON'T BUY FROM STRANGERS Join your homo club homo people can trust Good insurance is sold only by licensed Free advice given those who have been THE UNIONTOWN MOTOR CLUB 19 A White Swan Hotel Bldg ne ihn TV a quantity of liquor at an Night in the Chief Williams Hook of them over Me said by the officers to 1S 1 Buttermilk n i i f llave been conducted by Mrs J C and lo fect lane Arrangements have been made P after crashing through and Thomas on tlie I yellow paint by the to give the visitors a von Sign Company A circle tion v la tho This will be oyster night for tha oysters styles A been pre- at altitudes unusual features on the card Members ot tho organization and their close friends only will be ted All members of Uie Union District 79 of i town Pa ara requested to attend j the funeral of our Into Uro lauding Drews from residence Corner Pa on Sent 25 29 at o'clock BV ORDER OF PRES t BREMLER Secy Alderman Mali Allen Allen was forced ranging from to feet ro go to jail in default of amount TAXPAYERS CITY OF UNIONTOWN L COOK will open bis market today at fi Arch St Advertisement NOTICE WE FOLLOW South Community Club will meet in the South Union H 3 Auditorium Thursday Session nud Program ono Interested In Community Are Urged To Bo Present All Are SPECIAL This Week Only WHITE GOLD FRAMES With Single Vision Lenses With Double Vision Lenses An expert registered optometrist In charge at all times J W NICHOLS JEWELER eV OPTOMETRIST Fayette Title 4 Trust GRAND DANCE of Knights of tlome Soria of Italy Hull Sapt 24 HOC Victory Six In every there is always one store favorably for its policy and fair product it We wish to pat ourselves on the back but in all frankness in this community in radio WE ARE THAT And we sell KOLSTER RADIO come on Fayette Motor Accessories Co Morgantown St Will Be Added to All County and State Taxes After October 1 1929 Office a m to 5 p m Saturday Evening to 9 p m Frances S Keirsted Collector Room 735 Fayette Title d Trust Bldg South Union Township TAX ADDED to all taxes Oct 1st IS'S CHAS B PRICE Collector 15 Hagan Bldg Uniontown Pa MISS MAJESTIC STANDING OF CONTESTANTS TUESDAY A M SEPT 24th 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VAGABONDS To THE LEGION PARADE Will bo tho ATHLETIC FIELD tonight nnd after tho wo welcome yon to our SALESROOMS whore you'll see tho latest NASH CREATIONS Also the BEST USED CARS In city During this week we are making allowances on used cars taken in trade v MAY WE COUNT ON YOU? TRI-STATE GARAGE CO 73 Eatt Fayette Street Moonlight Dance Colonial Gardens Grindstone Ball Park JAN GARNET AND HIS S PENNIES HOURS TO UP TO WHO Forced A Certain County Employee To Place Fictitious Names On The Pav J Did They Force To Sign The Pay Stole MORE THAN ONE SAND DOLLARS FROM ONE PAY Hauled Many Thousands Of Feet Of Lumber That Was Paid For By Tax Payers To A Private Home? Furnished The Labor In Using Up This Ordered A Certain Private Residence Rewired At The Expense Of The Tax Paid For Building Concrete Walks And Retaining Wall At A Public Home? Paid Out All This AND MANY OTHERS KNOW THAT THERE IS NO GREATER DOLLAR VALUE THAN YOU WILL FIND IN THE NEW 1930 BUICK Standard Garage Co W USE i Heller Automobiles Are Huilt Will Them WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WE KNOW
