The Conshohocken Recorder, July 22, 1932

              ®ljc Constjoljocken IXttoxbtt.
Batabliahed 1869 \„. »,.-,.-. 1 PUBLISHED EVERY
TUESDAY AND rRIDAY CONSHOHOCKEN, PA. FRIDAY. .11 n 22. 1932
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Mystery in
Dousing Hnl
WithOilyFluid
Knights, Ladies in
District Meeting
Borne Entered in Family1
Ibeence. Poor OBj
Uixture Into lleil
I \ I PUDDING
ffothing Stolen «>r Disturbed
l.uniK Knows of
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Dunns the absence of the family
of Albert Bartholomew from their
hem el l*J im Tenth
wnaiiM entered the
house will tO thl
front bedroom and sun,:
Uld hedlincn with il liquid
thai gave an odor of a mixture of
esaoun and ttiv
rnadn until Mr rod lira
Bartholomew wan retiring for the
i*.ghi.
Mr Bartholomew, a building eon-tractor,
left his home
morning to attend to MOM work
laker in the mondni ins wife left
the house to make an out-of-town
visit, locking the kitchen door and
placing the key In an outside re-
■aotaeM in order that Mr Bartho-lld
cat in the house for
tus luneh
Whan Mr Bartholomew arrived
nt BOH) time In- found the kitchen
door open Walking into the DOOM
I upstairs to his wife but
could 8et no response He went
to a neighbors home to Inquire tor
He relumed to MB own
home, ate lunch and then left HM
house again, locking the door and
placing the key In the same place
It was left by his wire The hus-band
arrived home at tanner tune
but did not go upstairs H
a peculiar odor on the first floor
but paid no attention to
mud early in the evening
and the two sat on the front porch
until about 9:30 when they retired
As they eaCSTJded HM stairs lead-ing
to the .second floor the acte
Monger. The door leading
to the front bed room was closet
light and when it wai opened th
qpoj was .so strong they oouJi
scarcely endure it All the doors li.
the house were thrown open and
after a few minutes the atmosphere
had cleared enough for them
make an investigation
the Gold- I the Ladies -
tbl| of the Iw
IZUUOILV tu be held in the I
be HOOK haS
iiie and Harry strwet JllilfM1
DcCTCCS Trial Youngsters Exhibit Odd Pets
., , . at Annual Show at Playgrounds H y .) II r v 111
Mortgage Case
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I ■ ' k*-ii NorrLstowii. CoM
Polnl Ardnwra and B:.
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It. fl 1.. See') in Molt-filter'
(rll.tr.lllli *"
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Boys Agree
To StayHome
Judge Kni^lii l uiin-.l- Hnn-awaj
Boys. I'mmi-i- i"
Remain al Home. Shake
ll.nni- \\ nil Judge in Bind
Bargain.
Question! Polii j
Liquor Joint."
if I oan on
i Guaran-tor
i l.titii- Hi- U ai Misled
Adventurous mid damn
the kind wanted in this ooun*
. but not boys who show then
daring bj running away from the
homes.- said Judge Knight Has
morning in R heart to heart tiilk
■ilh Mario Julian U years old. of
Bridgeport and Ralph ft
ears old. of Norrlstown, who ware
brought before the juvenile pin i
Judge J AmUei
opinion rendered on an application
to grant an aliened guen
mortgage a trial L
■.ecretan i ind loan
ignorant IIi
the gooci :
: in piscina a n,
I1MKN on .i lloju .
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in mi opinion
the petition to permit
and trial bj lurj In the I
William B
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Anna Draj !
:. Bridgeport .
of 112.000 on a BrktBeport prop-erty
The building and loan asso
the opiiiii'i
being listed irr any offense, el tl loan m
but to hear the Judge's views in the form of ■ second mortgage
reference to boyi who run away a liquor joint In which II
front home and give I
the room was out of place Theti
wo* a strong odor arising from the
bed The sheet and spread wen
turned down They found in tin
center of the mattress an oily sub-stance
t hat covered a space ap-proximately
two feet square.
Going down stairs a further In-vestigation
was made and the onjj
thing thai had been disturbed was
a dwl containing rice pudding that
had been left In a refrigerator Tin
In the tame phase II bni
but the pudding had dis-appeared
With thS ''*''■ |itl,.|l Bj
about a table spoonful
The odor was so strong that Mr
and Mrs Bartholomew OOUM m>l
occupy the se-ond floor. Thev madl
improvised beds on the enclosed
porch and spent the night there
The Bartholomews ere comnteteiy
at a loss as to the Idea of such
a trick. There wai DO matches or
anything else to indicate that thl
one who saturated the bed had any
Intention of setting fire to the
house, and on the other hand the]
rated for fear a return visit
might be made during the night
■nd the house fired
None of the neighbors saw anv
one ne.n the house during the
absence nf Mr nnd Mrs Bartholo-mew
and they have no clues to the
guilty persons
The matter has been reported to
th* police and they are making an
.it Ion.
ih Donoarn while absent
Each of the boys had run awa\
before rhey bad no n tl
except the second time they left
suddenly last Spring, and thai time
they went to the vicinity of Hope-well.
N J.. after reading of the
kidnapping of Charles Lil
J] and planned to search tot the
lost child They found u*> main
policemen and others guarding the
section and gave up the search.
Miss Susan Dunmore. juvenile
probation offleer, who has had
I the bo\s for the past
week, nines they were returnad
irom ramaqua, where the] ware
taken into custody on thl
day of a trip gave the bQ)
record .Judge Knighi agreed with
Miss Dunmore that the b
not bad youths They have the
spirit of Christopher Columbus, no
doubt, said Judge Knight Tin
NoihniK in i jurist In his talk to the bows told
Herron Family
Plans Reunion
Tin Herron Family Association
will hold its sixth annual reunion.
Saturday, August 13, at the Spring
Mill Pire Company headquarters.
North lane, announcement was
made following a meeting of the
family association, at the home of
Mrs. William M Smallwood. 212
East Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Charles E. Herron, Mrs
Smallwood. Mrs Frank Herron and
Mrs John Herron were named on
the general committee, which will
•uperdH plans for the reunion
in one hundred persons
are expected to be present, and an
interesting outdoor program
be arranged.
Charles | Bang || president pj
the group. Mrs. Ralph Keelor |i
secretary and Mrs. Frank Herron.
treasurer.
Art
Gent—Soups very thin, waiter
Walter—Yes. air; the governor
likes peopla to admire the design on
the plates, sir.
TO BROAD* AST SI HDA1
Three youthful members of the
York Minstrels will broadcast
with the Little Artisu Hour, over
station WIBO. Glenside between
1230 and 1 30 <d s ti Sunday
afternoon. They will sing, -Yes,
Yes.' ■ Alnt-cha' and Borne of
These Days ' The trio Includes
Sara Wertz. Helen McCall and
Marion Hanscll
ihei
the i
to Wait until they had reach-an
age where they could Join
niie>. and then if they want-ed
to see the world. Join thai or-aajuaaUon
and thev would see
any sights
The boys promised not to run
10k hand:.
with Judge Knight as a guarantee
IM not break faitli with
the jurist. They then left Hark)
with his lathe] mid Ralph with
bil mother
Illness Keeps
Children From Court
Whooping-cough stepped In
hampered the production of the
cond chapter of the story D* the
Bowker family, where five children
are alleged to be neglected
their Jeffersonville home
A lag was placed on the door of
the home eattardex This pre-vented
the appearance of the
dri'ii before Judge Bhlfht,
Last week two of tin
John, aged 5, and Virginia, aged 4
■ppaared and the case could not
be completed because the other
three children, France.-
Charles, B; and Jean. T wi
in court having been taken from
the state in an admitted plan
balk the supposed actions of the
court in taking the children from
the parents. The three chUdXWI
were returned two days hal
all were to appear today
The parents. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Bowker, ■ppaared. and
Judge Ktught. in continuing the
case, gave Mr Bowker some sound
And who km I
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color " Al
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Third A\- :
■'■ playground will
Join in thi
which all 'he small ummal> ol
Animal Kingdom proml
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There win i- .i priai t<-r the larK-
■St dog. the smallest don. (lie DMet
beautiful
similar awards will be flven the
■ ■ intelligent, ami
there will be a prize offend EOt the
most unidBe pel
And tl.:
I ir old WiH
■ idpole soother i
■low-motioi : we all*
Dg canarv
al mantallj ctoec
upon the entriei
■harsh) i nunentlng
further he says: And J ■
Cormiek an officer Ot thl
misled an ignorant Italian, whe
trusted him into signing a confes-sion
of Judgement as a guarantor
result the Dl
iiiiii:'- pa] mi nt* scoorcUng to thaii
Deslmoiic hi
the guarantee on the mortgage The
building and loan I
thereby brought action to coned
is wife. Paequallne
The i oorl ■■■■< tb i ■
from the tesUmonj at a pn rioui
hearing in reaching hi
defendant be permitted to
OOBM into court and lei! |
to a judge and Jury in a civil ution
court finds that tl.'
hem only alter it ■
lome into the ark, oi park or whatjJotaed In the merry
old-fash lolled gait
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:Uffe Pai k
.t ta in" hen
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ram Mis-oi
tui tale,
i tw Lone-iri
re coo]
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iu.e De Turo and H
i i wandowafcl
I'l.n Meht Held
Another oi the popular Play
Nlghbi wa.s held last tug]
ble and *.>■■ r the di
reel ion oi tli(- coiiimuniiy play-bare
More than one
hundred i bildn i^ and tonj adults
program of
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VetsFi
Knls: \\ ork
\ Racke
' ..Miiiiuni-!-
I.rl 1 1.
|.. it'-
Plan Raid i<>
\.i- Pre.
., \M.,.k
ll I i: i i IH1LI 1 5
rraneportatit
opi li lik.
1 HIV t
„ Dole Devet
\.i Vskrd
. Panama
No- vppointmeni to (;|lrs|a Pleads
Assessor \ acancieB
\ t\\ I I OIKU ion
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d in connection with the
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in Interesting manner b)
article
: Whig ol the bOJ
started pteki IUIK around the Whlti
House bul the) <*■'■■< WOOD bruken
and hi^
■ .1 up
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I ui )u-jaekinK the
■ Watei i outi5l oi wii '
(.(Hill I pliollls
Fireman's Case
o u ble
the
Kscept just lor one peep Seems!sod contests, stayed under the
to ui wi 4 ftfsaeti Bhoemakei
getting hb daiipied coal brushed land Miss KHinrr liainj lupervis-up.
to make a big hit this after-Ion ai the Third Avenue Play-noon
n: Ital mod The program opened at
■ imp in thai dii
■how win Include j Play Nights will in- held ai Intar-
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airs Albert in rartoui parti ol the b
.in reside adjacent and are onen t" the pUbUi
to the SutclinY park, on West Tenth [out charge'
ini'iit
Ohariai
nil nsslmniaS signed wai
nolck am1
eport. pre.s-i
rmi-r n-UM at 4») De-
Kalb street Bridgeport. He lias
been secretary of the building and
loan association for 33
and Deriiuone ware friendly and
were acquainted for 12 years
Deatmone (rusted his Mend Mto-
Oonmck and had
deuce In him I h
' Judne
wuii.oi. sai In coromi
this artpiaintaiiccslnp
The JurtH in but opinion finds
thai Deaunone hesltaasd but thai
■uiifk thai
lid be no trouble at all
The court ■ ■>'"•■ that Deahnone has
declared that be
paper to Qu effect that
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SSSBSd I good character.
Continui-d On Page Seven
Police Dog Attacks
And Bites Boy
of Britt-
Moir even i *■ • bohoeken
while playing with a group ol
oilier boys near Hilltop thl BOBUt
cabin at the top of Josephine sve-nue
on Wi Mng wai
bitten by a police do« bi
to John atjrtak reaUUna ■
■ seai the cahin
i member of Bcr>' Scout
Troop No 1, of w/i
en, had gone to the Hnito,> with i
group Ol Dthej Scouts and was
■ round the grow
the dop suddenly bit him on the
leg The boy lutd DOt
molested the dog, The animal did
oat \niuusi-. ,i tack thi ■
liter biting
Ihe £de.1siredH .to ukeep vhit..fI ^,d(> " DflWalt "» t*k*'11 "' WS home 1]1(t ,„„,,.
tact Judge Knight attacked the taken to tl ffla of Di I M
defiant attitude presented by thejp.i. .wound
wife and mother, and also by an The Injury is lUghl
older daughter, and slated that was reported to Officer Ruth who
people who are enjoying the privl- !
legei of charity must not dictate
how they are to be helped.
Mrs. Bowker attempted to ad-dress
the court, but Judge Knight
stopped her, and said he did not
want to hear her remarks Mr.
Bowker attempted to stop his wife
hut' she remarked. "I don't care:
I am going to talk and tell what
I know." The woman was not
given the chance, however, to say
much.
Judge Knight, in explaining his
opinion as to who caused the
trouble In the family, turned
'- Bowker, and remarked,
made an in vest ii
The dog is nut
and is prized highly by its owner
The parents of the boy agreed to
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rar sew
from i.<■
Birds. Animals DeYennoSued
In Gardens For $50,000
Sprine, Mill Ket.itie.it, \ir
< omplaini-. Brforr Magis-trate).
\ ;iliif- Tomato
Plant- at si I a.-h. Clm*.
«- \|i|iriii-er-.
that make then,
and paws and
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In Spring Mill
;;i atreel
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belonging !
ol beans
in addi-
:Hill
130 tor the tomato
Sid PurgUSU at a hearing
000 at
I'liilailclpliian Sues fur \
riilelll Alleged In Mil
Baeai ' Itoaed l>v Driving
-Jiikf" l.elun.in DeYi
no < Iwnril 1 ,ir.
A suit for $50,000 damages be
an aiitomoliil.
ih rberi
,cl Wl
slock, o! against
James DeVen.n.o...ppeni anothe
rlil and trial ami COm
sevetal peraons, end M hit
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pUon in an
automobile ride on the ol '■ I
tOber 11 11*31 In the I
.' the name of Jake !
But 1II take gSQ
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Mill. They
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plalntm i And he
:'' you
don t know anything aba
pair how*
truck paten
to figure out something
In then :
Krietde and Landti placed
The plaintiff claims that on the!
night of October ll he met l-eli
t if von. about 10:46, in a
\\'i instoek i
■•■ the eondui"!
after thi - ■
b d away !.• d
ound io p
.ignat flashed il'.at the II
raiding us and I know thai main
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In circus
■ this was the m
l| I IM i saw
Imagine armind 18 to 19 thousand
imp eboul Hfl pai uenl In
bed and 1 Will bet lOSkls of a min-ute
there was an arms ■
15000 armed with hammers, rooks
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you could imi
samp, iioi abh
>:i reahai
I had
■ thai thai
couldn't gain any rations as we
badnl any lor ourselves today due
te the lu-jaikiiiK
An amustmj Inoidenl turned op
tooaj when ■• *ab
ire, (laimniK Panama ai
ins home
iivmiiiucd on Page Eight!
Five Arrested
After Complaints
. i- conijilaiuts rooafnd I''-
: ii Moil Of
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m hour oi Sim in the
evening, led to thi
young men. ranging in age frr
dav night about
tffleari make end Phlppa,
DuhT, ~" 106 Prom nn • I I
roiniiiiis. is. :> Proni
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Depallo,
II, Ml V, - • US, and
Tanara, 15, i4a West
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Thev were arraigned before Bur-svenlna,
condud
' tlfled as to going
niii" Hie park an hum alter closing
| time and llndlug one Of tl
tii, poo] without a bathing |
Prisoner in Tears ,i- \\ itnrM-
- 1,-hlx. lol.l t.. Go
Home and Muni Work
Moll r ROUSER9
Court Suslaim ^ orkmen
i umpensation Board U
Reinstate Injured I owei
Mi tM.ii Volunteer Fira
liniii.
In an opinion handed down »i
llama upboldi the WMflrmetfi
ui appeal
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Lowei ktarion township, impk
end thi I todemnlt)
n! Judge
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tii r Bren
g.'r, will o
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gpondlng to a iii*-, and the truck
on which he was riding i
Bollingcr had been
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in the ui k* ii- .'i Ootobi
sompen i was paid trum
November a uutil Pebruary 21 On
Dial date BOttlltger BaBCUted I
nt m which be slated he
• hid n> work at the wages
talned bii
' to March ti Bottlngei
HI Board
a petition loi a inn* in which
tie alleged thl Rgrei OK Hi
pend payi procured
when Bottmgsr returned to his
n.ieiiiiic operatat in •>
paper BdU be remaioed at work
inn 'u, day. when the isanpanj
physician foutul ihc man was un-able
to follow the usual occupation
The compensation board lYeatet:
the petition as an application for
"■ nt and found, as a
..i ih. ami o: ':
tmn of the fine)
fireman wa
i ii unable n> perform hit
p r mill
'i he 11 '
the lire depart-ment,
and camei
appi sled '
thbl decision o! the wnrknifti
Lttofl ixHird.
Judge WlUhuns, In
llie action of thl '■'
pensatlon Board in rsinstatlni
Bottlnger Bndi thai oo| only b
the Breman Inc
a. fire-man.
Judge Williams rurthei
pan, in !
enough oothlng
work ol .' volun
man On
idene. ; ■
the making of pspst and
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take NO '-. to the home
t
most sensible one in the
family: the others are defiant"
Judge Knight continued disposi-tion
of the case until after the
whooping-cough quarantine is re-moved
from the door.
i Mini MM in MOTOI
John Zellnskl, IS, lOO Ford
■ tl, while
driving his automoblie n
Ing on Si Horris-
H k and ihghtl] injured
Gloria Bontellya. 9, 1011
■' Norrtsiowm
i amount Oxed t4
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Mrs Bn Boring Mm
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f'rawford lo re-
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.ted that
Oeorge Rokas Basl B3m street per-tim
at large
, Bar garden
sppraisen, after
the damaged
i bould if
iiaid ii'' . the de
CUtton and paid the costs
Orovi
Uenl] the i ar ■
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culvert wall.
k churns I
the roiiditinn of Lehi
Cldent occurred DeY«
.1 thi
I ehmsn had been given pi
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DeTannc ki
dition of Lehman, havii
with him the go
day
DeTei no thi
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ins pan ui th<
suit and ilir other lour standing . ,
on the swings Aftei haartni tm ",l
n
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Ihftb ladder
UW the onl, '
reason a One was not imposed was
a cane for ordhury walk.
warning that if any ar Jj ?,,,tr T ^
kagain|^e
n '0,>,""l:
will y-i ., V Lit « u'o"" UK1,;' A number of complain, "'■ ll waB «*"»"
been hied WIN, thi . m,;U, *'
erown-un bon and wuna men wWch :
in, howeve,
l'A-*I()R DIES
The Rev A. L. Shalkop. former
pastor of the First Methodist
church, now Asbury Methodist
church. Norrlstown. died suddenly
i yesterday at Harrlsburg He left
Norrlstown ten years ago after
j serving three years at First Meth
ndist church He is a cousin of
I Register of Wills' Frank Shalkop
reported the ai
Norrlstown police and was re-leased
In his own recognizance.
I bU, Who treated the
girl, said thl ' seriously
injured
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feadants tossed stones and threw gygtem The bridgework
I nr > mergem y
' Dad ' said the college freshman
■ 1 got this car for »15. H .
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■No, son.' replied the father Id
rather give you a blcyce
behind
DAMP WASH ' — — Voull like
The Fnyette I-sundry Phonp
Advertisement.
Dims! A pail of
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reprimands
Nell, were:
John Douglas Mutt Cosucl. John
Casada. Thomas
W- right, Robert
Spragon, George Spragoi
■ d persons
lammed thi m and the
Neil home ■ ■
The wai: ■ rved by
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,!■ al poik -
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Bgured fur life
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to work for three month
for surgical, mi dl
dental m i
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turned to work
It was . ]nail wtk.
and
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company,
the park and
■ who took
In
"A lugs and wading pool, has drop-
■ ibl) or bite due to
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ng men who i»-r-iHiring
the pan two ■■
guard wo.' i
order bul
22 Cars Damaged
As Trains Sideswipe
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the officer and a
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I OMMI MM IMM I
IOMI.III IN PABH
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mmunity
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lotions ■
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were autekl)
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Until thi |
Packard of
a the name of
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win supply th<
donation will bt I
AMAKill l> I ONTH \* I
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I HighlSI :
«»hv roach- r-pntr-n .ti« retired
Andmon'a. 217 Hector aWeat.
AdvtrtlMo.aat ■■ b" '
ll.,, Wanted <<• Be R I
Dresser. Senteneed for
\ll.nk mi ><.utiu t.irl
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tak ■ >. ■ oppM
■ i be Alan i
Knighi in eoun
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rote OffUS N'eukle.
The wtta
were Chlel McOuUough
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rick told of seetni
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a he rsn away
!•! the
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When Judge Knlghl sentenced ban
ring, go
.1 hunt work "
A 34-year den i ■
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Judge Knbrht, after pleading guilty
i B prefi ii'ii r»
i orphan girl in the home ol Ins
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I ok Willow t I:
laraed bv
; kirk The child had
, bj r.i-
Buskirk Bhe later came
UVS 10 the -am ■ hem'
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She L- now 11 |
sge linii,i county
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Judge K: ■ d 11m -
kirk ''There is a little sympathy
ti. said
■ then imposed •
in tin- counj
ui "'.11-
tence."
\ ■mllis vent l<> llunliiitdtin
Charles A
and Joseph Hmlth 21 yen:
if Reading, pleading guil'\
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sent to Huntingdon Reformatory
• ndanta ■dmltted enter-tuj
the bungaJ iw "t W
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mi) also a string ui beads
they had
A Frank Itoollegger
When n ■ of up"
court
tnd iiankh admitted he was a
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. to iie-lared
hi would show leniency 10
'.he man The dl :
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(loo. slid serve tour mondu in
0O told nf the
raid al toe r place on July
io with P i inert, "f
: llllg Of
! other
i in i he illegal
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bin told the1
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Judge Knighi. aftei bearing ■
• I imony in the
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ion and
allowed UU
aghl nut
iw wife.
.imi later
The couple will
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