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THE EYENIN'C SHXTINEU CARLISLE, MONDAY. MARCH 4. 1935. PAGE TWO 7 it a 1ITJ I ii KocRereuer Dcion io ieu i Ihe HISS GREEN TC WED ACCEPTED by Science and the American People HoiItwood ALLA. itiO-PSO J.

VANCE THOMPSON' Carlisle, fa. "B- THOMPSON. Wxivr and sub itum-, xr-u Post omot. u- swubrr 1. lsl eor.d-cUsi matter.

The liaing ntirvei rrrr4 xamer link- urruuiKiui Urmn rent per week, 4u centa per month, or I SO per year toiMtHHaP' bab-jAyrw Green. w.riary jGrirn are in aavsnr. (the Young Wc -ner Christian will "ouljr us a'oeiation to William Mitchell Extra Special Savings for Tues. Wed. -pi ff For Only 1 i 1 10-Piece Set hi i i tt' i ii a it Royal Chinaware 69c with accumulated grocery purcnases or Ask for Particulars MEAT and DEUCATESSEN DEPARTMENT FORK BRAINS lb SPARE RIBS lb AMERICAN Cheese 1-2 lb sliced Fresh Pork Hearts ib Delicious Pig Souse lb ANNOUNCEMENT IS EXPECTED SOON OF ENGAGEMENT OF Misa Katherine Newhaus, of wealthy Houston, Texas, family, to Winthrop Rockefeller, eon of John D.

Rockefeller, Jr. The couple, shown above, met when youno Rockefeller went to Texas to learn the oil business "from the ground Hp." failure 10 Xddrasa ail oominurtien? THE SJTPEt CarUsle. WOWXAXD HOWLAND. INC. gtmnal Advertising Rprwnutjv 7 Park Avenue, New York City 360 N.

Michigan Avenue, Chicago VERSE FOR TODAY VPETITKN AND ANSWER: This poor wan cried, and the Lord heard Mm. and saved 5iH1 out ot ftU blB Anjubles. Psalm 34:6. --OTHER VIEWPOINTS Circumstantial Evidence NT. Y.

Tiroesi On the ground that the Haupt-feann verdict was based to so large an extent on circumstantial evi-deote, fears have been expressed; fcottcerning -what might happen to innocent person. Attorney Ge-n-wtf Ctwimiags ba3 replied, in f-QMt that while it is true that eir-Wunstantlal evidence of a certain 6rt rosy sometimes be misleading, mav the so-called direct evidence javen by those who claim to have ben eye-witnesses. It is not, he points out, primarily the type out 4ixconcltts1vene8s of the evidence which counts. Suppose three men, he sars, see en animal pass on a light snow In the hal'-Mght of dawn. They might disagree regarding exactly what animal they had seen, tiit, an expert, examining the foot-jicinu hours later, could tell Educated Horses Are Not quote these prices: Fowls, fancy, Plymouth Rock, 23c; mixed colors, fancy, 22c; ordinary and poor, lower- White Leghorns, fancy, 4 lbs.

each and over, 20a21c 18al9c; old roosters. 13al4c; staggyj ToCTlSuth" "tTck na' ed broilers, Pl mouth. Itock, -la, v. I I PHILA. PRODUCE Philadelphia, Mar.

2. Most near- bv fruits and vegetabJes a demand this morning and the ii Sliced Ji-lb. cello pkg Bacon 12c PRODUCE DEPT. Thin Skin Juicy Grapefruit 6 for 19c Fancy Sweet carrier Potatoes 6c ra.lM-W.!l breed' A thoroughly-trained one GROCERY DEPARTMENT Used in the Trick Acts Some people imagine that the horses which are used In the liberty "nd hJSh aCtS 8re aIS Usert by the trick rklors not 80 HIP Tr PIC rlrtep mnnlroo a fm different type of animaL Their horses are huge and massive, for one sometimes has to support an entire familv on its bark TherHeV riders' horses are usually of Flem- the ring, part of their trainlnz is to accustom them to unexpected Not all, however, of these great horses enme'from Flnnders. One woman rider bought the -most reliable horse she ever rode straight from a milk cart.

When this "rosin-J back" died her whole fnmilv Vent into mourning! Pearson's Weekly. I fl Superior Delicious 1 Coffee ib 19c t-eaerai-oi-ie a cf inestimable value; It has been White potatoes, 40 to 75c per taught, no matter what happens. 100 pound sack. "eT tn et. Should New Jersey No.

1 sweet do so when an artist is somer-ll'oo to 1.15 per bushel. I faulting from one horse to an- iMost apples sold at 1.00 to 1.25 i other, the result might be serious, per bushel. When they are being broken for 3 wnemer tne aiuufiu a opossum or fox- In this case the circumstantial is more reliable than 'jhe oalied direct evidence. FANCY Mixed VEGETABLES LIBBY'S DELICIOUS APPLE BUTTER JERSEY CRISPY CORH FLAKES Mushroom brougnt tt to oac per) 3-nound basket. tTopped carrots, bushel.

LECTURE AT Y. W. TONIGHT Tire Y. W. C.

A. current events course will close lonigiu wun a final lecture at 7:30 o'clock in the 'Y, W. reading room' by Mrs. C. GAiiles Flower.

I Kansas Cleanser big cans Phillip's Spaghetti THEM togc I 2 cans I nB9BBB9BBBBV with life-insurance WELFARE ORDERS CHEERFULLY REDEEMED 16 WEST HIGH STREET WH. M. SPENCER, JR. Engagement Reveal ed at Dinner Following Tea The engagrni of Mi Elinor Spencer, of Norni-mpton. was (announced at a dinner Saturday nipht at Ihe Green honi', foJowing a large tea there in the afternoon.

Cards in attractive fcanienia cor- reveAlea Uic (irnouncfiiK-m to tea TTtnner guests. PriJr to the dinner Mrs. Frank B. Green, mother of Miss Green, entertained at tea in honor of her daughter and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Joseph K.

Green. 52 South Pitt Both dinner and tea were held ia thp Green home. 234 Walnut Street. Miss Green has been V. V.

C. A. secretary tor more than a year. She is a graduate of Carlisle High and Dickinson CoUepe and a member of the Pi lleta Phi sorority. Her fiance is a Yile sratlnate flnd son of Mr.

and Mrs. William M. 1 Spencer, Westerly, It. I. He is a chemist with the Caoutchouc Laboratories.

Northampton. The wedding will be an event of the late sainxner or early fall. Mlsi, Green will continue lier work at the Y. W. C.

A. until August. Dinner guests were: Miss Mar guerite Robins. Harrisburg; Mrs. Frederick Sanford and Mrs.

Harry; S. Phillips. Jersey Shore, cousins of Miss Green; Miss Dorothy Cress, Williamsport, a classimte at Dick-' Mrs. Victor Baiz. Wilkes-1 Barre; Miss Marie Kuiilile.

Miss Elizabeth Meparge. Mrs. Frank McCrea, Mrs. G. Beardon Kunkle and Mrs.

Joseph E. Green. 1 MARRIAGES 1 1 Dolan Sours Miss Delilah Sours, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Sours. 4Ui South West Street, and Byron Dolan, sen- ior at Dickinson Law School, were married Saturday at Sayre, Bradford County. i The ceremony was performed in the Catholic parish there by Rev. i Sheridan, the rector.

The couple: were week-end guests at the home i of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills, i whose son, Charles, a classmate of tthe bridegroom, witnessed the ceremony. Miss Sours attended Irving Col-; lege and later studied music with, private teachers. Mr.

Dolan is the son of Mrs. Mae Dolan, Pittsburgh, and a nephew of Justice Jan-ies B. Drew, of the State Supreme Court, i The couple returned to Carlisle yesterday and will reside here un-i til Mr. Dolan's graduation in June. Another Coal Trucker Arrested i James Beasley, Washington, was.

committed to the county jail Saturday following arrest in West Falrview on a charge of receiving stolen goods. He is alleged to have purchased "booties" coal in Schuylkill County. O'HARA FUNERAL Funeral services for Horace O'Hara, 329 North Hanover Street, were held this afternoon from the home. Dr. A.

R. Steck and Rev. I. S. Ernst ofTVciating.

Burial was in Ashland Cemetery. Pallbearers were John Henry. Robert Adams. Newton C. Wert and Frank Hoi-! Hnr fnHisle- Claude Kluch.

I Harrisburg, and Robert Walsh Scrantou. Italy's Leader CEN. RUDOLPHO GRAZINI commander cf the Italian expeditionary force in Africa, ia pictur. cd in tropical uniform at riis htadquart-s near the Abyaain. in border.

Me will lead Mussolini's Black shirt troops against ths Abyssinians In event cf is i 1 II I i iM 1 i j. i Vf- i Ma I i I Froteg Hollywood. March 4 Hollywood's newlyweds, Evelyn Venable and Hal Mohr, are eagerly counting the days until they can get away on what amounts to a belated Evelyn has to finish her current picture engagement and Mohr must 4 shoot the final shots on "A Mid-j summer Night's Dream." The pair will then board the 'first boat sailing for New York ria the Canal. The flu still claims new victims 'in the film colony. Jackie Cooper is home in bed with it and Virginia Cherrill had to drop out of one per-jformance of "Merrily We' Koil Tiuck Jones, as hardy as lie is, also is a "victim.

i But Alan Hale, whom doctors predicted might be out for some time, reported back to the "Cru-i sades" set in record time. The excitement of the Voltaire fire right next to his house apparently the cure. President Roosevelt. Secretary ui i in. prior icnes ana uovernor Blood of Utah, today were being deluged with telegrams from a film i ot Interior desiring to make a pic- 1 iurc a nauonai parK.

i Secretary Ickes was reported to billing to let Them taaki" George O'Brien picture in Zion Na- nave toia tne company he was nonai t-arK lr mey paid a fee. The movie outfit feels the publicity given national parks should be sufficient compensation to the' Government. Con Conrad can now copyright his song hits under that name. He divorced himself from his real name, Conrad K. Dober, after telling a judge he was tired of signing Dober only for copyright purposes.

Conrad wrote the "Continental." Film Academy song winner. j. FEWER COLDS ECURE Horn Office NEWARK, NEW JERSEY ION Laboratories bare devotee' years of research to discover the facts about bran. These tests show that Kcllogg's All-Br i a nataral laxative food for normal people-As a result, All-Bsan has been accepted by the American Medical Association Committee on Foods, and approved by Good Houfekeep-ins Insiitste. Millions of Americans use All Bsah to correct constipation doe to insufficient "bulk" in meals.

'For Aix-Bban supplies generous, mild "bulk," which continue to be effective when used for months. All. BlAN also furnieliee viLimin and iron, an element of the blood. Two tablcspoonfuls daily are nsn-ally enfficient. Chronic eases, with acb meal.

If not relieved this way, see your doctor. How much better than taking patent medicines! Get the red-and-I re en package at vour crorerV Made by Kellogg Battle Creek. in Keep en the Sunny SIdo ef Life SALE REGISTER PUBLIC SALE Of furniture, March 23rd and 30th. VANCE HAAR. near Dillsburg.

PUBLIC SALE Saturday, March 23, at 1 o'clock, all kinds of household goods at my residence in Churchtown, W. H. CiVLER. PUBLIC SALE Saturday, March 9th. 1935.

at 1 o'clock, in Churchtown, I will sell hy household furniture including good range and ccner cupboard. MRS. SMITH. PUBLIC SALE Wednesday, March 6, 1933, Ethel Dhrhl Hatz, executor James O. Hats will eell along Carlisle Pike, near Silver Springs on the Hats Farm, horses, mules, cows, and farming implements.

PUBLIC "SA LE Thursday, March 7th, 1935, I wiU sell at my farm, 6 ruilos north of Carlisle, on the road from Car pi sle Springs to Bloservilie, nt the I foot of Long's Gap, 5 head horses, 11 head cattle, 4 sheep, 42 hogs, im- plements and household goods. The first sale I ever had, bo a big one, and will start at 10 o'clock. Fry, Auctioneer. R. S.

WOLF. FARM SALES Dates for spring farm sales ol horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, imp1 ments, have been reserved as follows: Wednesday, March 6 Mra Mabel Barrick, near Barnltz. Fry, Auctioneer. Thursday, March 7 R. S.

WoU North Middleton Twp. Fry. auct Friday, March 8 George Hosier, Hampden Township. liitter. Auctioneer.

Friday. March 8 S. 11. Iy. North Middleton Township, Fry, auctioneer.

Saturday, March 9 W. E. War-ner. Upper Frankford Township. Fry, auctioneer.

Monday, March 11 John Clay, near Savannah School. Fry, Auct. Tuesday, March 12 Carrie M. Roush. administratrix.

Dickinson Township. Fry, auctioneer. Tuesday, March 12-Jacob A. Sloop, 1-4 mile north of New Kings- town. C.

W. Hitter, aucL Wednesday. March 13 -Fred F. I Shughart. Middlesex Tow nship.

(George Fry, auctioneer. Thursday, March 14. Harry S. Slothour, Silver Spring Township, Pry. Auctioneer.

I Thursdav. Ma i-r ASA I yj Thumma, South Middleton Township. Deltch, Auct. Frldsy, March 15 Mrs. Cors Kurt.

Monroe Township. Rlttor, auctioneer. Friday, March 15-W. A. Woods and Son, Carlisle, R.

D. 4. Fry, aucL Saturday, March IG-Raymond Shoemaker, miles southwest ol Carlisle, on the Glenn farm. Fry. Wednesday, March 20-Charlcs Horn, 1 miles west of Carlisle.

Molly Pitcher Road. Fry, Auct. Thursday, March 21 Edgar W. I Peffer, PclTer farm, 1 mile cast of Churchtown. Fred Myers.

Auct, inuraaay, Marcn 21 L. LflV man, Lower Frankfurd Iwp. Vb Ser, auctioneer. Thursday. March 21Charlcs I Myers, Middlosex Township.

Fry, auctioneer. Friday, March 22 Chester Wclli-lfy, Dickinson 5 miles west of Carlisle. Fry, auct. tl.ii.lt... MM ui w7, inarcn William Oivler, Monroe Towncblp, (Church- iv to, lieiiiei, auci.

Tuesday, March 26 David H. Miller, Middlesex Township. Hitter, auctioneer. Tuesday, March 26 Wm It. Slaver, Dickinson Township.

Fry, This Contract Meets You Half-Way In full force at once (1935). From 1940 you pay at the rate shown in the table. Until then, ONLY HALF THAT RATE. YOUR CHOICE Well Seasoned Sauer Kraut ib 3c SEA FOOD DEPT. Fresh Sea Trout 3 lbs 25c Genuine Fillets of Haddock lb 15c 1 Soap big bars 3 lor 11c No.

2 cans 3 fr 20c 26-oz. jars 2 25c box BC i 1c TODAY'S MARKETS GRAINS Corrected Monday, March, 4, by L. L. Rice, grain and coal dealer. West North Street.

Wheat 95 Oats 50 Corn 80 Rye 70 Barley 65 PRODUCE Corrected Monday, March, by Carlisle Community Service Stores. Prices offered producers: Eggs 17 Lard 11 Butter 20 Potatoes 35 LIVESTOCK MARKET Chicago, Mar. 2. (U. S.

Dept. of Agriculture) Cattle. 500; calves, 20(c cniimared Friday last week: choice steers and yearlings as well as common kinds steady; killers refused to pay $11.00, getting choice to prime l47S-notind Nebraska steers at 23.90. this being 5 cents tinder the season's top; best light steers, long yearlings, $13.75. Sheep, 50(0 for week ending Friday directs; compared Fri- day last week; bulk slaughter lambs 5oc higher, oxtreme top qual-1 Ity 60 or more up; sheep strong; feeding lambs strong to 23c higher; week's extreme tori fed Western comparatively little above $9.10 Hoes 500K, Including 45no direct nr'miiially steady; good to choice kinds practically absenl quotable jtop 9.fn; few light lights sold at $I1i down and packing sows l.ancaKlrr, Mar.

591; Kod. fat steers nnd till others Seady; three loads choice local fed terrs averaEins 1225 nniimlx sold choice vealcrs selects high- er. Hogs 271; steady with recent ad- vanee hoice Westerns retail choice locals Sheep 143; fheep and lambs s'esdy to stronger, fair demand; choice lambs PHILA. EGGS March 2. Receipts, rfi39 rases.

quote: S. special whites, 25a2fic; browns. 25a26c; V. S. exlra whites, 23'42c; 'brown and mixed colors, 234a 24'ic: standards Nos.

1 and 2, i22Wa23c; standards Nos. 3 and 4. Zla22c. 1JVE POULTRY Mar. 2.

Fowls and broil ing chickens Advanced ic. We 12 i I Foresters. Students Break Even in Bouts Three Dickinson College boxers met Pine Grove Furnace CCC ring-men in an informal match yester-dav at the forest army camp. John Myers, a student, took a decision from Podkuiski in a Impound bout. Joe Donnelly, for- ester' decisi-ned Jim iajni, ta'iili:" champ, and Delbert Siivinski.

IV- coni'Ke viiomj', fought John P.iiinski to a draw. The ir at dies were arranged by fisuii.s "Chi-'k" Kennedy, camp recreation director and former Dickinson student. THURSDAY NIGHT The local and county branches nf Christian Endeavor will give a nmcieniP Thursday night at (Mj r'rl'ork in St. Paul's Lutheran Chv.rt under auspices of the C. E.

rot ieties of the host church. A er offering will be received. DIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Speck, Carlisle R.

D. 1. have announced Ihe birth of a daughter Saturday at Carlisle Hospital. Mr. Speck i3 an etrployc of THE SENTINEL.

25 YEARS AGO I jie raies ot eiui wv developed through centuries of legal discussion, which has naturally taken into account the necessity of protecting the innocent The general conclusion reached by this dis-8toa was embodied by Justice Trenchard in bis charge to the Hptmann Jury: "in order to convietion of the defendant upon circumstantial evidence, it is necessary not only that all of the circumstances concur to ehow that be the crime charged, but that they are inconsistent with any other rational conclusion." We might well be concerned if breneral conclusion of jurists on Mna matter had been the other way round, and circumstantial evi-ttrate were inadmissable. For, as JuSlice Trenchard also pointed out in'iils charge: "The of mur- jder is not one which is always com- II BOt SO COOIDUWM wiuai Ji esublished ey circumsiauuiu evidence or not at all." One legal authority, remarking that circumstantial evidence consists of a number of disconnected veijje toward the fact in issue as a common centre, has suggested inai IB mis respect ue a. dcajtue, coniposea oi many snian asso ciated but Independent wires. ire "caJiles are often used to sustain 'ponderous bridges over rivers." fli circumstances, perhaps, need notalway8 be numerous. One of things ever said on the subject came not from a lawyer, Ait-from Thoreau.

"Some circum-wntial evidence is very strong." ft wrote, "as when you find a trout in the milk." Past Commander to Receive Medal kXarlible Post. No. 101, of the American legion, will observe past Trrmnandcrs' night at 8 o'clock "Wednesday night in the armory, "Kohh West StreeL John M. Rudy, who served in jJj'Jl as commander of the post, will jVawarded a past commander's ueSal by Norman Slreicher. of district commander.

the presentation ceremonies ihfi. house committee will conduct -atfag party for Legionnairies and social members. ANOTHER FALSE ALARM iA false alarm sent the fire faMment to and Franklin Streets shortly after 10 o'clock last night Hie second false run In thtee ayi. OF MEETING OATE Was No. C.

Evangelical Sunday 1yl, taught by Miss Etta Hoop, jrfli iDM't tomorrow evening at Instead of Thursday evening, ai fie home of Mrs, Florence North East Street. ATTENTION, FIRE POLICE The Carlisle Fire Polire will hold (TTIiPting In the Expire Hook and Ladder truck hotie on Twd evening, March Ctu, at 7 30 t. m-iL-iad attendance is desired. fsl I I II v' CARD OF THANKS Silci and family, of CVisW', ihh to extend heartfelt yks to friends and neighhort ftr.t'nnathy estjiresBed at the 1ftii of I heir er.l bereavement In "the leeth of their wife and mother, Mrs. F.

Morrison. It la agreed Ctrtified Dry Claaning hat few tquals. THE TROY LAUNDRY, phons 121. sll Annual rate for $5,000 First 5 years 6th year ond thereafter Age Age Age Find the figure 20 31 $121.50 42 $180.90 for your age 21 93-40 32 125 50 43 188.70 22 95-80 33 129-60 44 196.70 the table-then 23 Q8 10 34 1M 10 45 mjSQ 24 100.50 35 138.80 46 214.50 niwinc nv 25 10300 36 14380 47 224-10 UlVlUt bT 26 105.10 37 149.10 48 234.50 27 107.90 38 154.70 49 245.50 28 111.10 39 100.70 50 257.20 annually 1212 tf 3q t7 7q 4j 173.90 aget 61 to CO I lambs, $9.35 paid at close for iwo From The Sentinel of Mar. 4, doubles to local packer; Rev.

Edwin Keitogg, wat-ior the Second Presbyterian nurcn, read a paper on "Jesus and Gospel." before the Ministerial As uoclation. Milton Rithwlne. son of former Poor Director Jesue Kichwine, ot North Middleton Township, es-1 leaped rrrious injury when the mules; he wa dnviiig on est Loulher Street became ft -ishtoneil I TJiis policy has helped thousands in the last ten years. More popular tlian ever to-day. The Sooner You Start the Better Consult Local Agent or Office, or Home Offic C.

M. KENNEDY Asst. R. E. WIKER, Assl.

at the automobile driven by Dr. R. 1 at several loads choice light-m. Sheplfr. and ran off, lhrowing.fr vriKhts sold at bint to the street.

heifers firm; town and bulls firm; (Blockers and feeders slow, steady. The Doard or Trade in Carlisle; Calves, 33: steady to RtroiiKer: Kronenberg Building Krononberg Building CARLISLE I J. if 1111 1 1.1 ijygiii 1111,. J''ivf. iVU ''-1 3 jwSl'i Jl elected the following directors: Harrv Jletizler.

Petrr eri, uev. M. Diffenderfer. J. Plank.

jlevi is S. feadler. hai lei Berg, HUrry Brown, J. C. Behney, Dr.

1. II. Ment.ei, Frank C. Uos-! llanhael S. Hays.

I J. Mar'Jregcjr, Dr. J. liekel and 'Joseph IXM'kman. Jasper Alexan der.

Esq is solicitor. There were 27 deaths and 298 birth in of 19''D. Carlisle during the year The DWkiiifon College basketball team defeated Cucknell Fnl-veisity. IS 16. Buell, forward for Dickinson, was the star with J2 points.

Elmer Zeigler has bought the cafe under the Opera House from J.ielvin iV'ckmaii, i 3mntmtt (Eompauij of Amrrtra 0WAID D. DUFFIELO Praiidenf auctioneer. Wednesday. March 27, W. A.

Woods, Middles! Township. Deilch, AucL Thursday, April 4 J. Welxel, West Frnrjehora Township Fir, auctioneer..