{HE CENTRE REPORTER
THURSDAY. MARCH 23. 1922
TUSSEYVILLE
PP. Maneval, of Madisonburg,
his
H
preached
Rev.
first sermon last Sunday
n the conference year.
Miss
new
Violet
her
been
had
Stewart
who
Mrs.
years,
Palmer,
with aunt,
Jordan, for
to her home at Potters Mills.
living
about two returned
Bedylon's
county, Saturday.
and family, Mrs
Jordan
who attended John
Mifflin
Emmet
Those
sale, in on
were: Jordan
Stewart
John Fortney.
Willlam J.
Wednesday
Charles Slutterbeck,
and son Andrew, and
Those who heard Bryan
State College, last eve
3oyd, Andrew
John
I were: Emily, Floyd,
nd Stewart Jordan, Mary and
ind Thomas Swartz,
Diehl and wife and Mrs. Dubbs,
to
Fortney,
Johy
here get the
will be
Wednes-
living
f Mifflinburg, were
house ready, which oe-
George Harter on
Floray, who had been
now making her home with
ter, Mrs. Aaron Detwiler
week.)
of
late for last
her
spent
Rockey. and two
Lewistown,
of the form
Wm. Rockey
returned he
from
the
and Mrs
home
Mr
34405] inst
visiting
Punxsutawnaey for about
Holderman
made
mnmsSman
urday and
Witmer E
Sat
Mi: “
House
and family spent
Aaronsburg
Report on Wheat in Elevators,
8 wh n country mills and
catimated
e U 8
at
tl depart.
This is the small-
word of
tment that
with ethe
the
bushels
of 1917.
reports
date
ex
depar for
ten Years
h 1, 1918,
of 686.000.0000
when abe
wheat crop
FOR BALE
100 Ibs., gentle
P
Span of mules,
and good workers.
Centre Hall, RD. 3t
SICK
With a Bad Cold
“When my son Ellis was sick
with a cold last winter | gave him
Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy
It |. clped him at once and quick-
ly broke up his cold.” Mrs. P.
O. Stuchell, Homer City, Pa.
put Vole See os
Treaster,
HOW THE A.E.F.
SAFEGUARDED
COMMUNICATION
Complete Wire System Center
Built by Signal Corps at
La Belle Epines
There is almost a wNow-1t-Can-De Told"
flavor in the story of the
by the American glgnal con
# feguard its system of communications,
told by Cuptain A. Lincuin Lavine, for
merly of the A. E I, Air Service, who has
a study of the of the part
by communications the World
precautions taken
io
ns
ps In France
history
in
made
played
War,
The City of Paris, bombed] every moan.
light night by Bosche airplanes and shelled
by the super-gun of the Germans, was de
cidedly unsafe for a central switching sys
tem. At any a bomb or a shell might
wreck the system and cause damage which
it would take a long time to repair So the
Chief Signal Officer, Gener od Exlgar
go quietly and un b
E. F. veterans know
had
for
some
time
Ru ssl,
quietly, unobly wlvely-
trusively that few A.
about it even today
tral switching system
France at a
Paris, known as La Belle Epincs,
“fut that is not all La Belle Epines
was only string to General Russel”
pow in safeguarding Paris ¢ 3
He had At Ok
A. BE. F.
bad in
every bit of telephone nl
ment that
and reinstall a system exa tly like thal
cen.
ot
from
built
the
distance
up a
whole
point
ane
another
supply
reserve
I telegy
would be necessnry to
in
operation in Paris. Evers would
have to go into m
ing replica of the exist
to be found in its proper bux of
an envelope attached to it.
was a complet
while in 3
specifications telling exactly how and whe
each item of equipment Was to be set
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BANKING HOUSES FIND
BOON IN CUBAN CABLE
Have Made Constant Use of New
Telephone Circuit Since
Sugar Price Break
uses In New York
ne
tatives
Danks y nancial Bb
in coms
the telephu
and corres e Dew
pos
Havana-Key W
in the pr
strain on
since the
such a
of the
eat cable, ever
e of sugar caused
financial resour
Indeed, some of the
break
{sland repu . larger
banking houses with hmporiant interests
i
telegraph and the mails altoge
transad of urgent & wit
now use the telephone exciusi
The New York bani
f his Havana nage
as though b
the
The
the United States has heen
in
; ’
have abandoned the use of the
Ln
mintlers,
volte ©
e wi
strect.
telephone enable connecting Cuba with
in operation
only a relatively short time he presidents
of the «
in the first convers
last Ap when a
of diplon
ington.
vana b
two repub . greelings
er the now ine
eiished gntherin
Was
rit
ats and Moers at
snd a similar paseinhiage
rel officials of the American Tele
phone an ph Company dem netirate
the possitdlil
A tel
over a «©
st Havana
operator at
Pacific Ocean,
( ‘Ifornia Coast.
length of this clrenit—a distan
that from London to Pekin-
still more noteworthy bes
«4 of jong distance te ephony
was established
and th
ephone conne tion
stance of 5.403 miles, Ee
wi
th the telephone
Santa Calalina ls! wii] in the
twenly five miles « ff the
lemarkable as was the
to
conversed
e equal
the demonstra.
wee th
tion was Qu ee
words spoken at Catalina were
not by wire, but by wireless telephone to
the mainland, picked up by the fand wires
at Los Angeles, carried acroes mountains,
and rivers to Key West, Florida,
and thence by telephone cable, under the
mile-deep waters of the Morida Straits,
heneath the warm currents of the Gulf
Stream, to the listening ear of the Cuban
President at liavana,
transmitied,
deserts
TEACH TELEPHONE OPERATION
IN IOWA CONTINUATION SCHOOL
An interestihg phase of the continuation
has gained ire
country
being
where
schon! movement, which
mendous headway throughout the
past years,
deve, ped In Des lowa,
conirses in the operation of a private branch
telephone exchange are being given.
Under the lowa law, children under six-
teen who are obliged to work must attend
at least eight hours a week. The
provides
several is
Moines,
du dng the
school
Des Maines continuation school
training courses in general office work such
filing and typing and the use of
and addressograph machines, Re
ently course wns added,
twelve students entered. The North
weate fiell Telephone Company co
operating with the educational authorities
by furnishing instructors until such time
as other teachers ean be trained.
ne
adding
thie telephone
with
n is
———
MORE YANKEE INGENUITY
————
in New England, as elsewhere through
out the Bell Telephone System, he rule
prohil:iting operators from telling inquiring
subscribers the time of dayuls being strictly
enforced. But the Down East operators
have to contend with that indomitable
spirit of the stern Puritan ancestors that
refused to be discouraged by difficulties
and a Yankee ingenuity that sometimes
eukes if difficult to refuse a request for
the proscribed information.
The other day an operator in one of the
exchanges of the New England Telephone
and Telegraph Companf got a signal from
a suhweriber, & sweet-voloed old lady who,
entirely wnindful of the company’s rules,
but desirous of sidestepping them if pos
gible, inquired eraftiiy, “Central, If 1 tell
you the time, will you tell me whether my
clock fs right?”
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The Reporter, 11.50 a year,
hl
The First National Bank, at Spring Mills
In the State of Pennsylvania,
business on March 10, 1922,
at the close of
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, inciud
ing rediscounts $115,068.15
Overdrafts unsecured 476 89
Deposited to secure clrcula
Jation (U. 8. bonds par val
ue ri : aa. 25000 00
All other U 8 Gov't securities 23 980.08
Total U. 8, Government se
curities .
Other boands, stocks,
ities, ete .
Banking House, $600 ;
ture and fixtures,
Lawful reserve with
Reserve Bank
Cash in vault
Total of Items 9,
and 18 | .
Checks on banks located out
side of city or town of re
porting bank and other
cash items
Redemption fund with U, 8
Treasurer and due from U,
S. Treasurer
Insurance account
Interest earned and not col
lected
.ev 45 080 38
secur
vi 468 50
furni-
$244.71
Federal
8,004.71
BR 760.95
. 21 07269
12
10, i,
1,260 00
$00) 0
2 460.34
Hl2.66
Total $2 ow
LIABILITIES
in 25 0040 (6
000 00
Capltal stock paid
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
Reserved for interest
taxes accrued
and
Less current expenses, inter
est, and taxes paid
Circul g notes outstanding
checks outstanding
Cashier checks on own
bank outst: ing
Total of Items 21, 2&2, &,
a
Directors
| SALE REGISTER |
THURSDAY.
Centre
i
i -up
Juernseys,
Herd s«
Sale t
F. Mayes,
ject reg-
Au
CGoheen
rim stock, implements
household goods I.. F. Maves,
28th, at one 0'-
Hall
Horses,
TUESDAY, MARCH
5 mile northeast of Oak
William Kern will sell
41
young caltie
sid
COWHE, farm implements
and some househ goods.
THI
m. at
TREDAY,
Colye I,
MARCH 30,
Mrs. W. C.
Farm stock, implements, and all
ai 10 a
Farner will
sell:
houeshold goods.
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
is greatly relieved by constitutional treat.
ment. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
is a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal
Deafness iz caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chian Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you hive a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when It is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result Unless the in.
flammation can be reduced, your hearing
may be destroyed forever, HALL'S
CATARRI MEDICINE acts through the
blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys.
tem, thus reducing the inflammation and
aaaisting Nature in restoring normal con-
tions
Cifculars free. All Druggists
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohlo,
Why Mr. N. Windsor (R. 1.) Put Up
with Rats for Years
sre ago 1 got some rat poison, which nearly
killed our We put up with rats
any! a friend told me about Rat.Saap It surely
kills rr aah house pets won't touch it.” Rats
dry up and leave no smell, Prices, 35¢. 65¢, $1.28.
Sold and guaraptesd by
C. M. Smith. Mable Ate. Centre Hall
C. P. Long Co., W. C. Meyer, Spring
Mills : Louder's Store Oak Hall
i
fine witch doe
is, the
24440404040 LALA 44400004
Insurance and
Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell ?
SEE US FIRST
Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE MALL, PA,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
TRIENNIAL
ASSENSME!]
Acts
Trien
the
Assembly,
In accordance with several
the General regulating
nial
of Revision,
Assessments and constituting a Board
ioners of
THURS
MARCH
the County Comping
tice
FRIDAY,
fixed
County that
MARCH
1825,
to
Centre
DAY,
“4th,
finally
give no
28rd. and
have been upon which
determine whether f the
valuations of the
made below the just@ate;
the to perform
Board of Revision upon the ne
and at i 4
he
any f
Assessors have heen
reserving how
Over right the duties
the same Lime and places of he
ing 1 appeals for the several Town
and Boroughs, as provided hy
ships
of Assembly
I'he
Kas
of millage for the year 1020
rat
been fixed al 6 mille and Ine jew
flage to raise fonds
Sinking -Fund and
Ponds ther obli
and o
NOTICE OF TRIENNIAL ASSESSMENT
APPEAL FOR 1927,
given 10
Notice is
«re of Centre County
hold
fit
hereby
th
will
Commissioners
Triennial Assessing
times and places
prit 17th Bellefonte
lorough and Boggs
House, Belielo
ril 15th Bellefont
House, Be
19th Hellefo
Walker
Cou
dnd
¥ ed
HAR
GEO
RY I". AUSTIN
H. YARNELIL,
M, NARTER
County Commission
IRWIN, Clerk
Of Bellefonte
GF
Attest R W
fomn
March
issioners
17th, 1022
A DMINISTRATRIXS NOTICE. —~
Iateors of Administration om the sstste of
Centre County, decesscd
letters of Administration on the above ests
te
having bean duly granted the undersigned. she
would respectfily request all persons knowine
then selves Indebsed 10 woe exisie Ww ase Be’
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pEainsl Le maine WO PIER Li
eated without delay for s iliement
A. ODESKIEK, Adu
Centre Ha
RUG Lhone LEVINE CiRlulk Bailie
@ to present them duly suthenticpied fof
ment,
MR4, ANNIE E, HBOMAN, Administratrix,
Har ison Walker, Centre Hall, Pa
Attorney
Bellefonte, Pa,
fislraior
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cid
Some thet were
the # Gov't, Darga
and «
s mod relessed by
Bras your is and we will describ
The LINOWRITER, a prin
Ribbons any color’
Estate of SARAH M. MEYER, late of Centre
Aocensed
Letters of adminitration on the above estate bons any eo oF <6 LE
granted io the 0
thi IT fn Ww
to make
cialis
Empire Type Foundry, Mp4 0d Type,
Metal Type, Printers Supplies, Bufiate,N.Ys
would respectfully
¥ themselves indeblod 10
imediate payment, ai
Fegries
this esints
a those baving
Bt iain inasenstisbeca a BB HABA
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