The Sentinel from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 2

TAGE TWO THE EVENING SENTINEL, CARLISLE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1939. DEATHS PERSONALS DEATHS OF A DAY a few days before her death late last month at "The Palms" in DeLand. She wag burled in the ists, Great Britain and France are anxious to see Spain freed from Italian and German troops, for as long as such troops remain there Co'. Philip U. S.

A. ('- The Evening Sentinel Published hv ALLAN D. TlfOMPPON J. VANCE THOMPSON Carlisle, Pa. IX R.

THOMPSON. Editor and Pub-hsher, 1S94-1923 Jesse Brock Jesse Biock, 57, for forty years an employe of the Pennsylvania family plot in Zanesville. Miss Lucy Shyrock plans to remain in the German and Italian govern interest in its preservation in accordance with the intention of the gentlemen who wrote it," The President thus neatly turns the tables on his critics, Senatorial and otherwise. There is nothing in the Constitution that gives the Senate veto over judicial nominations simply on the grounds of "courtesy." Florida until April. monts will have something more than moral or even economic Infiu MARRIAGES tired), and 5 Miss Anna L.

Mathews, of this place, will sail on Saturday on the S. S. Nieuw Amsterdam of the Holland American Line, from New York on a 46-day, cruise around South America. The passenger list will number 600. Stops will be made at 14 ports in nine countries.

The cruise will end at New York on March 29. once. This applies particularly to Entered at the Carlisle Post Office, December 1. bji (second-class mutter. Th Evening Sentinel in served by carrier each week-day evening in Car-lieie and surrounding towns at 10 cents per week, 40 cents per month, the Spanish Island of Minorca in the Mediterranean.

This island is or J4.60 Der year. held by the Loyalist or government mail. 40 cent per month. II 50 Style Points to SQUARE TOE CREPE SOLES FOR GIRLS. Tan Smoke 2-Tone Saddle Brown and White All White s2.00 HENDERSON'S Crum Gottshall Abel Thomas Crum and Elizabeth Isabel Gottshall were united in marriage on Saturday evening, Feb.

4, by Rev. J. E. Newcomer at his residence at 21 Chestnut Street, Mt. Holly Springs.

per four months, $4.50 per year. Sub forces. When it is surrendered to Assemblyman Lyons, chairman of the Liquor Control Committee of the House, says that the great Crocheted for Presidents Philadelphia, Feb. 9. U.R Funeral services were arranged today for Mrs.

Mary C. (Mother) Keeler, 102, oldest resident of the Baptist Home here. She died Tuesday night after a two weeks' illness. A native of Philadelphia, she had lived at the home since June 4, 1917. Mrs.

Keeler was active in church work and was the oldest member of the Lehigh Avenue Baptist Church. She contributed money earned from crocheting and knitting to the endowment fund of the home and her church. She also had sent specimens of her work to Presidents Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover and received letters from them in return. A dinner on Mrs. Keeler's 100th birthday anniversary was attended by several hundred guests.

the Nationalists, Great Britain and France want to see It continued scription are payable in advance. Subscribers will please notify us of failure to receive the paper. Address all communication" to THE SENTINEL. Carlisle, Pa. Railroad, died yesterday afternoon at his home, 4 17 North Second Street, Wormleysburg.

Formerly of Narbertb, Mr. Brock served for a time as assistant chief car inspector for the railroad company in Philadelphia. Until shortly before his death he was a foreman at the Enola shops of the company. He was a member of Lafayette Lodge, F. and A.

of Dennison, Ohio, and Temple Club, of Carnegie. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Flor-ence I. Brock; two sons, James E. Brock, of Flourtown, and Clarence Brock, of Wormleysburg; two daughters.

Miss' Helen Brock, of Parkville, and Miss Jean Brock, of Wormleysburg; his mother, Mrs. H. R. McElroy, of Arcadia, Ohio; two brothers, Frank Brock, of Cleveland, and George W. Brock, of Wrightstown, N.

and two sisters, under 100 per cent Spanish domini tion, with no Italian or German troops located on It. The reason BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth' Dewait. 817 North West Street, have announced the birth of a sou today Mi', and Mrs.

H. L. Dunklebergcr, 70 West Louther Street, left this week for Florida where they will spend a month. (Miss Lucy Shyrock, Pomfret Apartments, who was in Zanesville, Ohio, for funeral services for her sister, Miss Mabel Shyrock, has returned to DeLand, Florida. HOWLAND A HOWI-AND.

INC. National Advertising Representative 3M7 Park Avenue, New yrk City iaO N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago 79i5 Tioga Street, Pittsburgh for this is its strategic locatiou at Carlisle Hospital. and its fine, well-defended harbor. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Griffle, New Friends here have learned that ville R. D. 2, the birth of a son The democracies do not want to see it fall into the hands of the dictators who could use it to harass the British and French communica Miss Mabel Shyrock was ill only I yesterday at Carlisle Hospital. est evil of the present licensing system is the excessive number of drinking places, and if this Is not corrected there will be a dry State very soon with strict enforcement.

If this view is correct, It might be wise for the opponents of the liquor traffic to sit back and wait until prohibition conies to pass. They are not likely to do that, however, for they mistrust that prohibition can be brought about in any such way. What an excessive number of drinking places really will result in will be legislation favored by the liquor traffic and the public alike to limit the number by law. That result would be quite different from having a dry State, but might be an tions with Africa. Mrs.

William Embleton, Dennison Ohio, and Mrs. Herman Himes, of Cleveland. THE EVENT YOU'VE WAITED FOR! IT BEGINS FRIDAY AT 9 A. M. Funeral services will be held Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock at the Musselman funeral home, 324 Hummel Avenue, Lemoyne, with Rev.

George A. Heiss, pastor of St, Our Country's Spokesman Both law and custom in the United States constitutes the President the spokesman for the nation in all matters of foreign relations and policy. This is a wise plan, as has been proved time and again throughout our history. Recently we heard Paul's United Brethren Church BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY The terroristic tactics of Irish Republican leaders, or at least what are assumed to be their acts, have been repudiated in a public manner by Premier Eamon De-Valera. He believes that the best prospect for union between Ireland and Ulster lies in peaceful Wormleysburg, officiating.

Burial will be in Union Cemetery, Uhrichs- ville, Ohio. Mrs. Lizzie J. Klugh a speaker refer to the fact that totalitarian countries win a measure Mrs. Lizzie J.

Klugh, 80, formerly of Dlllsburg, died Tuesday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Irvin Baer, Hummelstown. Major T. L. Hohan, P. N.

speaking at an educational forum at Scranton, said that "it would be a tremendous error to have CCC enrollees trained for war." He She is survived by three chil dren, II. Scott Klugh, of Dillsburgj Ray A. Klugh, of Oilmont, Mont, FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO PENNEY'S FRIDAY AN SATURDAY! and Mrs. Baer, and six grandcnil dren. Private funeral services will be PLENTY OF BARGAINS! We Need Space for New Spring Stock.

Drastic Reduction on Better held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the Cocklin funeral home, Dills- burg, with Rev. A. T. Kaup, pastor "CANNON" PART LINEN TOWELS of Dlllsburg Reformed Church, officiating. Burial will be in Dillsburg Recent robberies in two county towns have been traced to transients who were arrested at or near what is called a hoboes' rendezvous near Hays Grove, in the South side of the county along the Reading Railroad.

We had assumed that these hoboes' camps, since they are in sach disrepute, had been permanently banned, but doubtless they spring up again from time to time. Both county and local officials should see to it that they are not permitted to continue once they are located. The transients ought to be forced to move of prestige because their dictators can speak and act for them, without having to consult anyone at all. The speaker went on to say that this country ought to "rise up as one man" and speak out on matters of international importance. That sounds well and good, but in practice when the President, who is the appointed leader of the nation, speaks out, immediately a lot of other voices are heard, trying to his authority.

Thoughtful and patriotic people deprecate such attitude of disunion. When former Governor and Presidential Nominee Landon was appointed to attend the Lima Conference as a member of the U. S. delegation, and when he spoke in support of our country's' position, Cemetery. 10 Reduced! Only 200 of these big 17x32 Cannon Part Linen Tea Towels Fast color borders Hemmed, ready for use.

Shop at Penneys Friday and Saturday! Save! John R. Sadler explained, according to a dispatch, that Army conscription should embrace the rich as well as the poor, CCC youths being from poor families on relief. It is obvious that conscription should embrace all classes, but that has nothing to do with military training for CCC enrollees. It is not understood that in order to give military training the enrollees have to be enlisted in the U. S.

Army, any more than students in colleges where military training is given. In event of war the CCC enrollees would enlist or not just the same as other Funeral services for John R. Sadd Three Big Groups All Repriced! ler, 63, who died yesterday at his home, 204 Bosler Avenue, Lemoyne, will be held Saturday af GIRLS' TUCKSTITCH UNION SUITS ternoon at 2 o'clock at the Mussel man Itinera! home, izi iiummei Avenue, Lemoyne. Rev. Reed O.

Closing out entire stock of higher priced tuckstitch unionsuits Special table, just inside the door While stock lasts All sizes, all perfect! Steely, pastor of Grace Evangelical on, and any camp shacks ought to be burned. None Higher Come Early! Church, Lemoyne, will officiate. Burial will be in St. John's Ceme tery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow night from HOUSE COATS 25 WOOL SINGLE BLANKETS to 9 o'clock.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Formerly $1.98 and CLISING OUT! Fast color asf cotton 3k prints at a mf give away price. classes of youths; If conscription is it would apply to them no more nor less than to others. If war should come, they would be better protected, and the nation ould be better served, if they possessed some military training. I $2.98 qualities Re- Laura E.

Sadler; a daughter, Mrs. Paul Hamilton, of Lancaster; a son, Kenton Sadler, of Lemoyne, and Repriced! Dark colors, suitable for camp, home, auto, cottage, etc. Serviceable big size Come early They won't be here long priced for quick selling. three grandchildren. his voice carried weight and he was given credit for an outstanding patriotic service.

More recently former President Hoover, an internationalist of renown, saw fit to openly criticise the government's foreign policy on the issue of aid to democracies. As a result the dictatorships through their press organs cited Mr. Hoover's speech as proof that the President no longer speaks for the American people, I Not so long ago the issue of "save the Constitution" was being overworked in connection with the federal court reform proposal of President Roosevelt, Reminiscent of that fight is the reference in the President's letter to Judge Roberts, this week, in which he says: "Perhaps the rejection of your nomination will have a good effect on the citizenship and the thinking of the whole nation in that it will tend to create a greater interest in the Constitution of our country, a greater Jeremiah W. Geer Jeremiah Wheeler Geer, aged 3 PART WOOL DOUBLE BLANKETS years, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Geer, Newvtlle, R. D. 2, died at the Si 33 Just unpacked for Penney Days Full double bed size blankets Not less than 5 wool Sateen bound-pastel plaids in all popular colors Come early! Carlisle Hospital of pneumonia following a week's illness, at 10:30 White or Striped Outing Flannel Boys' Shoes Women's Shoes Great Britain and France are not letting any grass grow under their feet in their diplomatic relations with the victorious Spanish Nationalists. Now that the war seems to be all but won by the National- m. Tuesday.

He is survived Pr. 81 90 UNBLEACHED SHEETS si Here's a a gain that won't be here long! Good a a I i Close out lot n's higher priced novelties All sizes. Boys' bet S2C Yd. Pr. thus weakening the President's power and prestige as spokesman for the nation.

Mr. Landon's remarks were well-timed, and Mr. Hoover's were not. Criticism is not out of place with respect to foreign policies when occasion offers, but when ill-timed Full double bed size sheets, seamless ton size Unhemmed, all you do is hem them and save the difference They're bargains! 40c SENSATIONAL VALU! by his parents, Gordon and Anna Brandt Geer; one sister, Eleanor, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Brandt, Newville, R. D. 2 and George Geer, of Clarendon.

Funeral services will be sield in the Mt. Hope Evangelical Church Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in charge of Rev. Rohrbaugh, of Lees-burg. The funeral cortege will leave the home at 1:30 p. m.

Interment will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Friends may call at the home Friday evening. ter quality high dress shoes Sizes 2 to 5y2. "Belle Isle" 42x36 Pillow Cases "Sno-drift" white shaker flannel Also striped outing.

Women's Perfect Rayon Undies WOMEN'S RAYON SATIN PANTIES it lends aid and comfort to an opponent or enemy. Special Penney Days purchase, exceptionally low price for this plendid quality, debby weave rayon satin Well tailored! New shipment. Spe- f.ifs'li nnr. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Per feet quality full stand ard size case never before sold at SIIIC Mr. Park Corrects Inaccurate Re 11 7 Davs All WOMEN'S RAYON TAFFETA SLIPS first quality loads of styles Buy now! so low a price Come early Save.

Well tailored rayon slips, every new popular style, good quality, full cut, all sizes, 34 to 4 Buy now and save! 37 STIClitJN-SOLES Cottage or Priscilla Curtain Sets Girls' Higher Priced Tuckstitch Undies YARD WIDE OUTING FLANNEL Mrs. Anna D. Sellers Mrs. Anna D. Sellers, 71, widow of Elmer E.

Sellers, died last night at her home, 278 South West Street. Mrs. Sellers was active in civic affairs of the town. She was a member of the Carlisle Civic Club, Women's Christian Temperance Union, and the Y. M.

C. A. Auxiliary. She was an active member of Grace United Brethren Church and he Friendly Circle Class of the Sunday School. Surviving are her daughter.

Ruth, at. home; her son, Ernest H. Sellers, Wilmington, and a sister, Miss Mary A. Ernst, Carlisle. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home.

Burial will be in Westminster Cemetery. Rev. Dr. I. S.

Ernst and Rev. Dr. A. It. Ayres will officiate.

Friends may call Friday night at the home. All winter goods must go So we White Plain shades Light stripes never before so low priced Heavy quality, full 36 inches wide. Buy now! Reduced for quick selling. Slightly mussed Only 100 have mark ber Stick On Soles can take hard and long serv Here's an exceptional bargain you cannot afford to mm ed these down to port of His Address To the Editor of The Sentinel, Sir: May I correct a wrong impression given in the report regarding ray comments at the Civic Club meeting Tuesday? My comment was that the school and home have a great responsibility in counteracting the radio and movie programs which popularize six shooters and petty crime. My only -comment oa vocational education was in reply-to Mr.

Barnitz, in which I tried to explain that farm boys were being used in industry because the town boys were lacking in the type of training that would fit them for that type, of work, and that out-school programs of the future must Include more preparation for the jobs which may be available. I do not believe that vocational education alone is a euro for all tie evils of earth. HAROLD PARK. Advisor County Vocational Education. Says Relief Fund Will be Replaced To the Editor of the Sentinel, Sir: Replying to your editorial of Wednesday, February 8th, relative to the temporary transfer of one million pairs to go at this low price Compare! All sizes Panties only! WOMEN'S PORTO RICAN GOWNS ice.

Three sizes com- miss, a value un matched in quality. These rub Generous Size Turkish Towels Hand-made Porto Rican nainsook gowns at a new low price Come early We expect a sell-out. buffer and cement. 36-in. Unbleached Good Muslins Lucky Pen- ney Days purchase Cji.C Full 36-inch width.

10. Splendid quality for this low price Stock up now! WOMEN'S SATIN BROCADE SLIPS New shipment. Good -size Turkish towels from Amer- ica's best LEATHER PALM GLOYES COPPER BELT RIVETS AND BURRS Penney Days bargains Heavy quality woven dobby rayon satin Usually much higher priced Compare anywhere Save here! qllll) mills Penney's for towel values (others 7o 15c). 25c Men's FANCY RAYON DRESS SOCKS Friday and Saturday! Bargains! MEN'S WOOL SUITS Repriced! Two Big Special Groups Made of solid copper. Packed In half-pound boxes.

Size 9. In assorted lengths from to in. Special purchase Perfect quality fancy dress hose All sizes 10 to 112 Reinforced toes and heels, stock up now, save! Men's medium weight quality white canton flannel glove. Knitted wrists with leather palm. dollars from the State firemen's relief fund, I wish to state that I propose to vote for that transfer because it is being made with the knowledge and consent of the officers of the State Firemen's Relief.

The fund will be replaced. WILLIAM R. SHEARER, Rep. in General Assembly. Mrs.

Alice A. Underwood Mrs. Alice A. Underwood, widow of Charles B. Underwood, died at noon today at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Charles M. Enck, 247 Lincoln Street. She was aged 87 years, and wa3 a member of the Franklintown Lutheran Church and the Patriotic Order of America, Harrisburg Camp 48. Besides the daughter with whom she lived, Mrs. Underwood is sin-vived by two sons, Charles, and Guy, Carlisle; a brother, John Klugh, Hanisburg; three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock in the Lutz Funeral Home here. Burial will be Franklin Church 'Cemetery, near Clear Spring, York County. Rev. George N. Young, Dillsburg, will officiate.

Friends may call at tie Lutz Home Saturday night. Men's New BLACK DRESS OXFORDS Here are the best clothing values for men in years! All taken from regular stock Repriced Pen-Penney Days. Hibbard's Neahfoot Oil Compound Si 66 3 prTl! Just unpacked! Sturdy black leather dress oxfords with Penneys own sturdy compo soles and heels Leather midsoles. FIREMEN TO MEET Cumberland County Volunteer Firemen's Association will hold their regular monthly meeting to night in Elkwood Co. flic house, New Cumberland.

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BEEF LOAF SUPPER By the Boiling Springs School Band Association, Feb. 9, 1939. at Boiling Springs High School, 5 to 8 p. m. Price 35c.

Concert at 8:15 p. m. Penney JT DauB nnr. mm Be Flower Conscious on Valentine's Day. Phone GEORGE'S 26.

chase i shipment just received we styles in browns, Men's "Sanforized" WORK PANTS Remarkable values Made to sell for mtch more You'll want plenty 27c. All blues, grays, tans Full cut well made trousers that wash and wear "Sanforized" so they don't shrink-Only 200 pairs at Lots of Unadvertised Bargains! HORSE BRUSH, Brown Palmyra $0.23 LOD! SPRING PUNCH, Punches 4 Sizes .79 LACE LEATHER, Mb. Bundle .29 FLAT SPRING SNAPS, I -in. for .09 ALL-PURPOSE CHAIN, 5 1 6 12 ft 1.29 OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9 PENNEY DAYS ARE SAVING DAYS THE CHOCOLATE SHOP Week-end Specials Katharine Beecher Butter Mints fib. tins 29c 1-lb.

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