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L. L. i EVENING SENTINEL PAGE FOUR MONDAY, JULY 25, 1921 LATEST DISPATCHES SMALL PROTECTED BY TROOPS Springfield, Ill. -Governor Small today apparently won a victory in his fight te postpone arrest on indictments charging him with juggling ten million dollars in state money. The sheriff today said he would not use force in arresting the governor, who is guarded by state militia.

The sheriff will make an honest effort to serve the warrant if instructed to do so by the court, he said. In the meantime the Governor was taking no chances. Burlies watched, his mansion closely and guarded him wherever he went. Reports are that a battalion of state troops have been ordered to Springfield to protect him. FORD BACKS DISARMAMENT PLANS Washington--Henry Ford is back of President Harding in his efforts for disarmament.

This developed today as ah aftermath of Harding's visit to the Ford-Edison camp over the week-end. HUGHES INFORMS JAPAN Washington -Secretary Hughes has communicated directly to the Japanese government the attitude of this government with regard to the discussion of Far Eastern questions in the disarmament conference. Japan's reply is now awaited. APPOINTED TO ARMORY BOARD Harrisburg--Col. Edwin Martin, Waynesburg, was appointed to succeed Gen.

Rickard as member of the State Armory Board. WINS FRENCH RACE Murphy won the 320 mile auto race here today. DePalma was second. DRAUGHT CAUSES DAMAGE IN ENGLAND London-Great drought and heat are causing, damage to crops and forests. Several forest fires have broken out doing great damage.

There have also been damaging forest fires in Holland due to drought. FIRE ON BIG LINER Southampton, England-A serious fire broke out in the liner Mauretania in a state room here today. The vessel docked here Friday. The fire crew of the ship is fighting the flames. BANKING HOUSE SUSPENDS Philadelphia- Bros.

and bankers and brokers, today suspended business and went into the hands of receivers. No reason for the failure was given. 4 CICOTTE REPUDIATES CONFES. SION Chicago--Eddie Cicotte, one of the White Sox players on trial for gambling, today repudiated his confession. He said he had been promised immunity by the State.

His testimony was taken while the jury was out of the room and the Court was hearing evidence to determine whether or not to admit the confession of Cicotte and two others. BANDITS ROB BANK Pittsburgh--Five bandits today shot the Imperial State bank at Imup perial near here today and escaped with $700 in silver after locking three officials in a room. UPRISING IN PETROGRAD Copenhagen--Martial law has been proclaimed in Petrograde on account of an uprising of workmen, according to a message from Reval. NEW DOCTOR FOR NEWVILLE Dr. Geisler, of Marylands, will Jocate in Newville for the purpose of practicing" medicine.

He is a graduate of a Philadelphia medical institution. 1000 AT STATE HIGHWAY PICNIC County Superintendent Vance Delivers Address The annual State Highway picnic was held at Boiling Springs Park on Saturday, when about 1,000 were present. At 11:30 30 a. m. a conference was conducted by Supt.

S. E. who gave a short address on road. work and congratulated those present for the excellent To foremen he tumpressed the idea that they were dealing with the public and urged the necessity of cour-1 tesy, honesty and co-operation with department in helping to conduct the so as to be well pleasing in the sight of the public, whose servants we should all try to be. Foremen have no less obligation than the superintendent in dealing with the affairs of this Commonwealth, and likewise the States of this nation in the upbuilding of good roads.

The public expresses opinions regarding the work on roads and the whole interest should be thrown in with power to perpetuate the necessity of having employees giving value in labor for salary received. We hear of other counties having good roads and we, as employees of this Commonwealth, should use every endeavor to have in a few years roads which will eclipse those of other counties. Foremen and a caretakers are urged to remember pleasing all is not possible with highway work, and being servants of the public, they should try, to maintain roads in a good and passable condition and any empolyees who cannot be trusted in the enforced absence of the foreman, should be dispensed with at once, and others secured. Remarks were also offered by Supt. H.

E. Burris and clerk of Juniata county, who advised the necessity of properly placed detour and direction signs when road work is being done. The baseball game at 2 p. tween the Highway team and Carlisle team was won by Carlisle. Panorama photo was made of the group, under direction of Timekeeper Carl C.

Halter. WEDDED O'HaraMrs. Julia Klugh, of East South street and Horace O'Hara, of this place, were wedded Saturday, evening at o'clock Rev. F. Berry Plummer, pastor of the bride.

The ceremony was witnessed by the daughters of the bride, Misses Beatrice and Ada Klugh. Mr. O'Hara is prominently identified with the Beetem Lumber and Manufacturing company. They will reside on North Hanover street. NOTICE The Ladies' Aid Society of Carlisle Springs church will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.

Harvey Brehm, on Thursday afternoon. MARRIAGE LICENSES James A. Ginter, West Pennsboro, and Myrl E. Hoover, Newton. Charles Furman and Lucia Furman (no relation), colored, Mt.

'Holly Springs. CHURCH BIDS NOT OPENED Bids for the erection of the new formed Church were not opened today! by the church officials, as expected, on account of the request of contractors for delay because of not receiving revised prices of steel. The time for bidding was extended to Auguts 5th. TO DISMANTLE CLAY WORKS H. A.

Lackey, of this place, will tomorrow begin work on dismantling the plant of the Mt. Holly Clay Cor-; poration, which was purchased recently by him, Thomas McDonald and Reuben Ettinger, of this place. They will sell it. DR. HARPER STARTS LONG TRIP Dr.

J. Warren Harper, Hartford. formerly of Carlisle, stopped off here today to say good-bye to his friends before leaving on a long vacation trip. He will go first to the Canadian Northwest, and will visit Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks, Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, the Grand Canyon, Colorado and return. "Just a little fishing trip," he said.

He will be gone about two months. ATTENTION! EMPIRE! The regular monthly meeting of the Empire Hook and Ladder will be held Tuesday evening, July 26, at 7:45 o'clock. It is imperative that the attendance be large at this meeting, for the business to be transacted is important. Everybody out. THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN OH MRS JENKINS 1 THINK WHY DON'T YOUR CHILD IS.

THE THINK SO YOUR HANDSOMEST CHILD CHILD IS MUCH EVER SAW BETTER LOOKING Loter-nat Cartoon N. Y. Sene Dyene AT THEE Orpheum 'Theatre TO-DAY AND TOMORROW The One Million Dollar Amalgasaation of Loveliness A Tri-Color Twist of Girls, Comedy Thrills and Amazing Achievements William Fox, Presents 1 SKIRTS says the "A form- enveloping article of women apparel. Exclamatio says the slang "A young miss of the period." Mammoth Mobilization of Earth's Fairest Blossoms of Femininity--Drafted, Volunteer and Regular--From Wherever Pretty Girls are Known Golden, Glitering Glacier of Girls 1,000 IN OF SUNSHINE GIRLS THIS THEM PICTURE You Will Gasp and Gaze in Awe at these Desperate, Daredevil Demonstrations. SEE--A Fate-Defying Birdman In Mid Air Rescue a Woman From a Moving Train--An Aviator's Heroism.

SEE--A High-Powered Car Hanging Trembling Over a CliffSaved by a HairThe rescue of the heroine from the roof of a speeding train by the hero hanging head down from an airplane in full flight. The auto accident on the cliff. The flight through the burning forest. The wreck of the Limited when it crashes through a burning bridge. The marvelous Banquet Scene with Three Thousand AAmerican Beauties in an entrancing Dance Number.

The Two ThousandFoot parachute drop into the ocean. The Submarine rescue. The wonderful performance of the World famous Singer Troupe of Midgets and their trained animals. The realization of the famous Mother Goose Nursery rhyme "The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe." The explosion which sends Chester Conklin crashing through the three stories of the most surprising moving picture ever constructed. The tornado which levels the gigantic circus to the ground.

The terrific destruction caused by the home-made cataract which washes the interior of a massively constructed building completely away. 50 Noted Commedians 50 Clowns 50 Acrobats In the Liveliest Laugh-Making Show Ever Conceived With All Complete Singer's Midgets Circus Thrills-Surprises-Sensations Six Big Shows Combined At our Regular PERSONAL MENTION and wife returned to Geo. Reighier today by auto, after Philadelphia here the past week. Their visiting Mrs. Francis Myers, andchildren, Southt Pitt street, daughter, two accompanied them.

Jessie C. Bowers, Harrisburg, Miss home, after a visit has returned Arthur Meredith, at with Mrs. ger Hall, Carlisle. F. Young, pastor of the Rev.

David Firts United Evangelical 'Church, and family left today for Central! Oak Heights, West Milton, to spend two weeks at the Evangelical conference. Mrs. John Myers and daughters, and Anna May, of HarrisEmma spending a week with burg, are Carlisle relatives. and Mrs. Harry Hartranft, of Mr.

of Mr. Philadelphia, and Mrs. Mervin end Braught, were guests North Hanover street. They have just returned an extended motor trip to northern Michigan points in Canada. Mrs.

Hartranft was formerly Miss Grace Handshaw, of Carlisle. They were accompanied by their nephew, Harry Handshaw, of Philadelphia. John W. Long, proprietor of Long's American Restaurant, West High street, and Mrs. Long left today on by automobile.

They will a trip "follow the other outdoor for the purpose of congatherings ducting eating stands. The Long restaurant will be managed by' Frank Speck. Prof. W. R.

Skillman, county tional supervisor, is expected to return from Glenmore, today. Snyder, East High street, Herbert spent Sunday in Noristown, Pa. wife of the Rev. John Mrs. Ellery, Methodist clergyman at Norristown, is here on a visit, accompanied by her sister, Miss They are former Car: Annie Smith.

Rev. Mr. Ellery has been lislers. four years and has at Norrostown church. A daughter built a new from Goucher Colwas graduated the fall their son will lege and in College, from which enter Dickinson his father was graduated with the Mrs.

Ellery was class of 1898. Bertha Smith, of this merly Miss and a former local school place, teacher. in Y. M. C.

A. John Steele, engaged work at Bayonne, N. will return on Saturday, after to that city pleasant sojourn at his home here. Secretary to Council W. W.

Daron, Daron and daughter, Mrs. S. F. Mrs. Westminster Cemetery on the western border of Carlisle A park cemetery, and the only ens dowed cemetery, with perpetual care! of the lots free of expense to owners 3-asonable prices, Apply to CHAS.

W. KAUFMAN 631. Hanover Carlisle, Pa. IN INTERESTING SPORT NOTES Jack Dempsey used to pick peaches. Now he knocks 'em off.

The Montreal Amateur Athletic sociation has 2,000 members. Suzzane Lenglen, French woman tennis star, will not compete in this country this summer. What's in a name? Well, with Zybezko and Kotsonaros there is a heck of a lot of letters. Fans often ride a boxer for crawling into his shell. But it's expected of a varsity racing crew.

Herb McCracken, star athlete, has been awarded the -around trophy by the University of Pittsburgh, Capt. Payne Whitney of the 1898 Yale crew has been in consultation with Coach New Haven. Mounted police will guard the parimutuel betting booths at Canadian race tracks this summer to insure honesty. One would have more confidence his whipping Jack Dempsey if he spelled his' name "George Carpenter." Pete Stinichcomb, the Ohio State. star halfback, cracked the "Big Six" broad jump record with a leap of 23 feet and 1 inch.

Kotsonaros ambitions and his championship wrestling can now sit down -or rather Zbyszko put him on his shoulder blades. JAB PROVERBS OF WOMEN Tender and hard is a woman's Women admire women of their own type. Very jealous women are easy to control. Women who seek liberty too often lose it. Women who habitually bite their lips are callous.

"New" women are created to replace good women, If you want to love women, begin by spending money. A woman may pardon cruelty and injustice, but never indifference. POPULAR SCIENCE PREDICT TRAP SHOOT MARK WILL BE BROKEN There is every reason to be lieve that the Grand American Handicap will establish a new trapshooting record for actual number of competitors this year. Interest in the sport 1s greater that ever befpre, a fact attested to by the number of shooters that have taken part in the various fixtures, that have already been held this season. Last year 714 nimrods competed in the Grand American, and it is confidently expected by trapshooting officials that at least 1,000 will bang away at, the clay, birds this season.

EARL SHEELY CALLED SENSATIONAL PLAYER Lauds Big First Sacker. Never Given Credit While With Salt L'ike City for Wonderful Stops Around First Base--Long Legs Makes Him Ideal Target. Fans in the American league circult will probably appreciate Earl Sheely, tall first sacker, who is now the property of the White Sox, more than they' did on the Pacific coast. Day in and day out, Sheely made stops around first base that bordered on the but the fans became so accustomed to seeing him in action 'he seldom received due credit for the stops he was making, writes a critic in the San Francisco Bulletin. Intercepting throws in the path of the base ronner is one of the hardest.

Earl Sheely. feats a first baseman is called upon to perform, but in this respect Sheely is without for a right-handed first baseman. His tong reach and his ability his feet makes him an ideal target and gives the infielders added confidence. They can cut loose with their throws and rest assured Sheely will stop them if it is within the bounds of possibility. With a player like Eddie Collins alongside of him, Sheely will not have 6 cover so much ground, and he can rive all of his attention to playing the bag.

Sheely is a good hitter who makes the pitcher put the ball over before he will offer. 'at it, and he ought to hit well enough to insure himself a 7.98 ROUND TRIP Carlisle TO Atlantic City Wildwood, Ocean City, Cape May, Sea Isle City, Anglesea, Avalon, Stone Harbor THURSDAYS July 14, 28, Aug. 11, 25 Sept. 8 Tickets good returning within 16 days Tickets good in parlor or sleeping cars on payment usual charges for space occupying, including surcharge. All fares subject to war tax of Stop-over allowed at Philadelphia in either directon.

Tickets good via Delaware River Bridge Route, 36 cents extra, round trip. See Flyers, Consult Ticket Agt. Proportionate fares. from other points Ocean Grove Excursion Aug. 25 Pennsylvania PR System Acetic acid is being manufactured from coconut shells in Ceylon.

A process for the production 4 of cohol and yeast from seaweed has been patented in England. An automatic device bas been vented to keep railroad switches cleaned and lubricated. Electrie contrels permit Dew searchlight to be operated from peints as distant as ten miles. The Arst paper maker Was wasp, which always coats its nest with a thin dim of paper. Of European invention are coffins made of waterproof cardboard, the lids being attached with glue.

For teaching anatomy a British surgeon has designed motion picture Alms showing the operation of bones in a human skeleton and muscular and ahdominal reflexes. The common peanut is the source of a new substitute for milk which 50 closely resembles its prototype that it turns sour and curdles, produces buttermilk, to when cheese. churned and may- be In Hawall it has been found that weeds can be kept down in sugar plantations by covering the fields with paper, which is easily penetrated by the sharp sugar cane shoots. Recent experiments conducted with rubber-seed oil are declared to have shown the material to be a satisfactory substitute for linseed oil in the manufacture of paints, varnishes, soap, linoleum and other articles. heart.

Flying Gas Cloud. i A cloud of glowing gas hag been discovered flying through space at a speed of 1,125 mites per second. Readers may be, relleved to know that it is traveling away from us, but even if it were coming our way there would be pothing to fear, as many thousands, perhaps millions, of years must elapse before it could reach us. How, It manages to remain intact while traveling at such a dizzy speed is a mystery. Equally mysterious is the manner in which it was able to get up such a speed.

The most probable explanations are that it has been shot from some gigantic sun belonging to a universe of stars far beyond those we can see, or that it is a gradual accumulation of gas or gases which ultimately will be formed into stars' such as we see around us at night. Lantz, motored to York, Sunday. Mr. Lantz, formerly with the Carlisle Herald, has resigned his position as circulation manager of a newspaper at Brownsville, Pa. Paul J.

Lehman, of Carlisle, was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Swaney, Harrisburg.

Dr. C. E. Wogan and Levi Hertzler were in Lisburn on Friday. Mistreet, William Keller, West Penn' is on the sick list.

Mrs. L. L. Landis, of West Pomfret street, has returned for a Visit to her son Olin and family at Hagerstown. The accompanied her home and week-end here.

latter, Dr. Herbert Wing and wife and the latter's sister, Miss Jeanette R. Gilman, left today on a trip to Massachusetts. Misses Gertrude Gutshail, Florence Minnich and Bessie McKillip returned home Saturday after, spending two weeks at Camp Nephwin, Canton, where they attended the conference of the Y. C.

A. Mr. and Mrs. A. Karl Kramer and Arthur Rosenau and family visited the boy scout camp at Laurel Sunday.

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