THE CENTRE REPORTER. THE DEATH nnoann, : Grand Templar Vislis Lodges, MUONNELL AND ASSOCIATES
ISSUED WEEKLY, The various Ladles' Temples in Cen- | TO FACE TRIAL. MOSUL NEAR NINEVEH'S SITE |
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; ma : i —— HARPER. -~dared Harper one time jtre and Clinton counties are being vis i
EYES BY ' i : - Ancient City on the Tigris Practically |
CENTRE HALL, PENN'A. Ly ‘hi { rer KNOW dtize af | Hed by Mre Elsle Spotts, Grand Tem-
pattie ere nant and well known eftizen be! ! b ran - Federal Grand Jury Called in the Built on the Ruins of Famous
oe hi Tre + i Metropolis.
983 | pital after an fliness of infimities due | she paid the Mithelm lodge a visit, Third Attempt t, Try Former Pro. —
—— | tp age. Although not unexpected his | which is the first time that lodge was hibition Direetor and His Ase Will the next war be waged on the
= SO : . . === | Bellefonte, dled in the Bellefonte hos- | plar of Pennsylvania. Fi iduy evening
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2,
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SMTIL & BAILEY, Proputons, | death saddened the whole community | visited by any Grand Templar since sistants, site of anclent Nineveh? Mosul, on
8. W. SMITH.........oovonvinnnnn Editor | 3p Harper had a wide circle of | its institution in 1918% The Millhelm the bank of the Tigris, overlooks the
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EDW. E. BAILEY......Looal Editor and | friends throughout Centre county. He |lodge is in good standing, has a large A special grand Jury was ordered | yuounds of that ancient elty., Mosul
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Se L George and Elizabeth (Kramer) Harp- | ive young people, and has a well ap- #00 at the request of United States to have come to grips over Mosul. You Gan i rive d
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hab District Attorney Coles who announces | At the crossroads of caravan routes
the Reporter are $1.50 a year, in advance. federal prohibition director for Penn- haus seen city wax
me of MoConneil's assistants f= |
insertion, Wetzel, who survives with one son, served. There were quite 'a large num- fee. Those mentioned by Mr, | the province in which are oll fields
r secretary, and Hiram W. Benner, | world, work that is good
insertion; otherwise, eight cents per line; children. He 3
1860 and started to work for Harry] friends. The Lock i ’
Display advertising rates made known } lay before the grand | being counted out. Nineveh shone for |
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Borough Flre Alarm. and launched into the grocery business oO an £1 3 helin by a crib { ; | from the southern suburbs and flour. | ical paper such as
Centre Hall, the Bradford & Co. mill ja merchant Mr. Harper also served a Seta reit———— ‘AS to the 8, am n i It weathered the storms of many BOMD %
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fire is north of Reformed church: and Marshall College at Lancaster was held at the Aitheran cl a : The order to empanel a special grand | subdue the city. It rose to Its height nomical pri I ter.
© rimary ror the $unior. clas.) other defendants. ‘They wore original. | YiBVet of Mosul, over which the ice and good work at
nepsmume a bes A oT j ; Ing mostly east of the Tigris. Use More Printed
Business Manager. |... at Red Bank. the son of | membership, many of them being act- | @Mwaneled by Federn) Judge Dickin- | means ofl, England and Turkey seem
or, deceased, as aged elg four | pointed lodge room in the Frank build
as second class mail matter, tf Lets id + And was aged « in ro pointe Monge N hp 10 ed he would seek new indictments | from everywhere—Aleppo, Bagdad - ® ,
years, © was wice arried. } ing . . 4 s :
TERMS. —The terms of subscription to |° : 34 _lwice Jnarees . om 3 against Willlam C. McConnell,” former | @nd Persia, the leaning minaret of Nai With an A le
first wife, Diana Cronemiller, to whom After the regular business session : , : : : Mosul that and
ADVERTISING RATES. —Legal notices, deceased was married in 1860, passed | Was ove n Friday evening, a per evivanis. Maitor: Samu B. Woks” uns wane, It may rise from its ruins of P - .
twenty cents per line for three insertions, | AWAY many years ago. He was united | was devoted to socin) intercourse dun ATI oy AT eigebs white ltmestone and become a great q oor printing
and ten cents per line for each additional | in marringe the second time to Mary ing which time refreshments were city again, For It is the capital of on poor paper never
Coles | * -
vere Albers F- Slater MeCon tairs. tar: Bo : aid anybod Get
Local notices accompanying display ad- | John, of Schnectady, N. Y. Mr Harp- | ber of visitors from neighboring lodges e Albert F. Slater, McConnell's for- | that compare with the richest in the p y y-
vertisements, five cents per line for each |... (wu the last of a family of ten (Centre Hull having ¥ : ;
located in Bellefonte in} by eighteen members ap a nal 3 prohibtion divis- i It will not be the first thue that the enough to bring you
minimum charge, twenty-five cents. ’ i lors. of tes city by the Tigris has come back after | good results
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on application. Teaty, then a grocer. later he pur: had a number of DE ane l ys ‘evilence showing that MoCon-| 2000 Years. When #t gave wp the | q Use an econom-
——————————— - —————— chased the business from Mr. Teats | Mrs. Spotts having een Reporica |< | ghost Mosul, a lusty infant, sprang i
ind Benner committed | ’
i : $ office,” suid Mr, Coles i
In case of fire in the borough of | for himself. During his experience as | that in . ished, myn
oLhiers I not prepared : OSIM ERALI
whistle will sound: short, period as a school director and N. NS. Promotion Exercises, Lo iy anything unt# we lay our case wars, Tamerlane pillaged it Saladin |
One long and two short blasts when [was in addition a director of Franklin A very pretty graduation xercise | before the grand jury, beat against its walls but failed to | and come to an €Co-
. : \ Tedd nes oh when fif y bright! tur kK 5 we third attempt of the In the Twelfth century, when It be | Pe 10a Ye11
One long and five short blasts when Funeral services were held on Wead- | Wednesday nd Bidpbaless didi 5 dT thin Ee i Came ” or ndent “eng eal : The i That's us. Quick Serv-
3 . AN Ey romot ad the | Government te Mod ‘onné ane { al ende tal, Lhe |
fire Is south of Reformed church. nesday morning at his home on South id gird ere pivm A LM ehh n n 1 wm : !
St 1 Tho street terment in the Unio "ye rated at : = - ri
Se Pett Thomas u treet; nlermen 3 tn f Was Dresents with a nea ittie ly charmed wit onspiracy in the in- Turks and British battled in confer reasonable prices.
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS pemetery : . bey g ’ . Clas : ence, Includes HLH) square miles ly-
Presbyterian ~~ Lemont, morning ; PICK. —Mrs. Hannah Pick, widow of 4 : . es ; oo a i ra nish ) : 4 toe hs. : 1 oi th A ——— Salesmanship — Ask Us
Boalsburg, afternoon; Centre Hall, } the late John Pick. died of diss fd ’ 5 ; ESO ; ssammhgmin—— — —
evening. cident to old age. being abbut ght om me : : a % . i ——-
AARONSBURG REFORMED Charge | IV® Years of age. Since the dgath
(Rev. John 8 Hollenbach, pastor.) her husband, which occurred M chard Bafiey. . Ethel MoClenabin. lanier existed the defend- |
Salem--8. 8. at 9:30: Regular Serv- Laurellon about three years ago sh SMusearesr MoClonahs; shitln MeClen | & who wes 3H FY at all “1 NIEMAN’S
ices at 10:30 Hved with a eon near Mifflinbuig 4 5 hyn ais = ie; . Ha i tokis ! t ench oth . actin
Regular | Where she died i
Besldes several children she
EE = em GEE EERE SSE ER IE ETRE] Sok -REDUCING SALE
ooh, of Aaronsburg
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Woodward Mrs Joseph Sm : Barney Google “Still Yet”
For Sheriff. Bunkertown ind Mrs, Mas : 1¢ war farnov .
We are authorized to announce that B. | 'O%% © Wolfs Store ; fits hat) nd n 1 about f ti} \ I of Mod rel $d will continue 10 Days longer
2. Tayior, of Bellefonte, will be a ecandi- interment was made at Hartiets tre 1 Wi i Ww days ay i Fann v #3 ie or
diate for Sheriff of Centre county, subject ce sma ————— Jone ’ y
to the decision of the Democratie voters The Trip to Pltshargh.
8% expressed at the primaries to be held he tr} ' PiXtabugh by hirty wy : : i r
ou Tuesday, September 1Sth, 1923. 0g . ¥o to & : ' ‘ S———————————— ht —
For Sheriff, eR: azeball enthusiasts W see 1 hade tree Barney dy ‘ Ham and Fgg Supper.
We are authorized to announce that ure: : om the New Yo oo - without tou ; it Be went . Fo i : Wie A han ' Sale continued SO that ey cry One 1
and then be defeated in a &
ELMER BRRON, of Denner Township : : ind over a willow tree and a fends | ours ge g occasion . . . .
will be a candidate for Sheriff of Centre | or. on Monday afternoon, was § nost . lad ~ obod 3 Tr Fis fa, rise I 3 51 the ighway y get the benefit of this Great Reduct:
county, subject the decision of the | delightful one Pittsburgh
Everybody is talking about this gi
Democratic vot 18 expressed at the
primaries t { ft Tuesday, Sep
tember 1Sth,
biggest crowd of the season, over 35 pn is———
200 witnessing it. The first game was | Reformed Reunion at Lakemo ewlvwede, who were uests $f the cvent where evervthing is reduc
spectacular 1 any respects nnd Merrit of the Hiaform
Yor Treaster, many fine plave were made in the % 1 ori re r3 4 W held |. : + . — . ab (3h : . W € arc making d=
We are authorized to announce that ’ : ah Ce] : ! Xe be :
LYMAN IL. SMITH, of Centre Hall Boro, : ayer anny : hh Em [occupied by the following persons
will be a candidate for Treasurer of Cen- The riy camped on Schenley Par ard \ Htoona ™ Lugs 4 nd Mrs a : nd ry b §
tre county, subject to the decision of the | together with several dozen other tou na mar mene Cent ant Auman M 1d ru Jol land omp ete earance ese
Democratic voters as expressed at the ing parties from all sections of the U. | will doubtless attend i arnily : and ’ ; a v
prulgrey to be helq " Tuesday, Sep In the camp formality was throws ! RORY Fold Dalrmag jlaney and family Mr 19 8 nw . » . . .
ember 18th, 1979. i were neighbors in spirit and In ‘olen shittes oF ‘BFA . ; . Mra Fred of every piece of merchandise from
For County Commissioner, es cL . : 4 : {Bun nd family I Mrs rex 4 1 : .
The arriva; of the K " k iVe mae every | : ack and famil ir. and Mrs. Ralph our Spring and Summer Stock. Noth-
pars, eight sedans and a Us } with 2 Big das Iles Wire 8, Fox, p 1 3 : ai lies : :
JOHN W. YEARICK, of Marion Tows- sr ! 4 [AEgen, : Gunmiius, Miss :
* 4 £11 v ¥ § ile : ¥ £ $ » > a
ship, will be a candidate for County Com. | SAVipment, created some kttl Te BRL je } Esther Wagner, a% + Centre Hall; Ing resery ed.
missioner, subject to the decision of the] while the tent was going up and Spring W i Pn ’ : A th } neburg: Stwirt
We are authorized to announce that
Democratic voters as expressed it the irst meal prepared, the qu 8 Flew Fol oP Hlenz w ond Ui Bunkle PhBadelnh ia pe ¢ ris 3
primaries to be held on Tuesday Sep-
Join the big crowd which is saving
surrounded by the campers ale
sri) be th, 1023. ; a C 4 or i : CE Lolly toons > ‘eo
tember 15th, 2 he field who extended a hearty wel-]2:30 service int ¢ is . i money at this store.
For County Commissioner, ; 4 ' “ - “ - ! .
One recognized Cree ti} ih t ¢ .
We are authorized 46 szmounce. that) FARMS FOR SALE.
ga - A - Tuesday morning camp was t fi jof the denomination
JAMES Ww SWARRE, of Harris Township : : ————————
ix . . he he journey
will be a candidate for County Commis then the Journey
sioner, subject to the decision of the
Democratic voters as expressed at the MARRIAGE LICERG=SS.
rimaries be hel on Toesday Sep . 2 wit See : & A 2 t 3 Wo, on eT Uma " n Ai Booed 1
] ! } teh is e uy ( Askey Philipsburg J will the ; ng M1 AL. Wh ‘ oad
tener Ith 1 ho bu . a : : tion
¥ Regist Goldie E. Long Gienn Campbell | be given by a cas tn aorus 4 : y $68 +3 is , ' yo risk {
‘or Register . . - ha tm) ‘nA hs A : i u a \ otter 1 wp, | ® ®
We are authorized to announce that ¥. } Harry HR. Jordan Woodiand ’ ' f Miss Maude Mins ; i
S. OCKER, of Bellefonte, formerly of} Mary N larnyak Moshannor —————— y {ills rected upon it a good Woune | Alwavs Reliable MILLI IEIM
Miles Township, will be a candidate for | [Roy Smith ......Jdersey Shors| Man and Wife Back from Hospital. barn and all the necessary other |
the nomination of Register of Centre Lottie May Mincer Mt. Enel M an Mrs. PP. A. Leists { ne
gol spring of water and |
containing about 120 AC- — _—_—
county, subject to the decision of the Potters Mills, the
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James Musser ‘ Aaronshurg 20 ; : LE 411 TE 1 y i als ons
Democratic voters as expressed at the fam H i r J 3 week tetbroed from the aed 3 i mproved., They will also con
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4 Margaret M. Snavely Spring Mil wider soliing in i 4 it i
primaries on Tuesday, September 18, 1923 Margaret M ave'y pring : hospital where Mi: Lolster He Sader selling In connection with this | °
A AAI MSA . ba . . ’ + . Frey ih a Yioining mountain tract |
Our Telephones Speedway to Open on Labor Day. Six ndition 1a thought |COntainng about 200 ACRES ee n
- erves in ConGition is iis + 9
Isn't it funny what Hberties people The world's fastest automobile race : : : FARM NO. 2-Situated one mile
t somewhat improve
will take with a telephone? track wil} be opened at Altoona on La- Mra. Leister had an operation wth-west of Spring Mills, Pa, in
We remove the receiver when the | P07 Day when fifteen of the most noted | rmed {or the removal of gall st Gregg township; containing about 166 AT THE
formed {o Femnoy of ii 8 atu i
3 . - - " % ure & vers o fe 0 SDeey Claas
bell tingles and yell “Hello” as if we | drivers will compete in a speed which was altogether successful.
for $24,000 fn purses. ervosted upon it and the necessary
thought our voice had to carry out hundred and thirteen stones of Vii ‘
the window and through the ether in- The huge mile and a quarter board sizes having been taken from he ghe [Other buildings. This farm has quite
stead of over the wire. oval has been under construction for is getting along very well since reach- a 10t of valuable timber upon it and |
Or when we get a number we yell months by Jack Prince, builder of ‘he ni hie ave or $ sd BET ¢ ft Would be a good bay for a lumberman.
Kansas Clty bowl and other famous ® ghirh y Anyone interested should get into
“who is 7" just as loudly without tell- + re a -
ha a. oly veils ou. bodrd tracks. The small army of car- neighbors. . touch with HARRY ALLISON, Agent MILLHEIM CENT RE HALL
ing who we are or anything about §
our business. penters will rush the work ready for Doctor Gravely Charged. {for said farms; Address, Spring Mills,
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preliminary trials a week before the Dr. James W. Mitchell a prominent f Pa. + * »
same manner or greet any one at the | Tacs Lewistown physician, was held under — a rE —————— These Prices in Effect Friday and Saturday ol This Week Only.
door in that way? Officially sanctioned by the A. A. A. 141000 bail ot a hearing before Deputy | a 1ARRHAL JrArINESS
Then, again, would we throw up an |#® the site for all future Labor Day ]inited States Commissioner H. C.| is greatly relieved by constitutional treat.
y ; ’ of itn ac © ah ee a mab I we x Pasa 4 ment. HALL'S CATARRH EDICINE . n .
obstacle on a neighbor's pavement and | competition, displacing the abandoned | pu ket, on Friday, charged with have is a constitutional AE MEDICINE (SPECIAL VALUE)=—3 LBS. LIMA BEANS
prevent him from getting in or out | UMontown track, the speedway willl. gienense 4 narcotics ifegaily. Ag-| Deafness is caused by an inflamed con.
. ak W a : dition of the mv & linin . N FRU RSP n - i "
of his home? be the last word in scientific construc-l..: 5 8 Brown. of State narcotic chian Tube, When this Ay hog A ie MASON FRUIT JA Pints per dozen, 790 Quarts per dozen
’ . x a jon. One hirty-two cars of ’ niet s Iriformat i against | Fou hive a rumbling sound or imperfect
Yet, how many times unthinkingty | tion ne hundred thirty y " Jequad made the information agaly st | eR AE har % 1s ontirely oloned. PARAWAX ih.
we make a neighbor lose patience and | clear pine will be used. The racingln,. Michell,’ after arresting throe! Deafness is the result. Unless the in. x ¢ y
floor is being built of straight grain | cre of the dre. Rr An ean be reduced, Your hearing EXTRA WEAYY MARON JAR Wy nS
a call for a doctor or other emergency | tWo-by-fours, laid on edge. Miltheim baseball club forfeited its CATARRH MEDICINE acts throusiy the (SPECIAL VALUE)=—10 BARS P, & G SOAP
WR § 100d ¢ mucous surfaces o -
by an unnecessarily prolonged tele- The site of the new speedway has]... sonnet Centre Hall last Satur tem, thus reducing the Inflammation and | SHREDDED WHEAT ........ safes as skrun areas a . package
phone conversation heen pronounced by Fred Wagner, day afternoon for non-appearance. No assisting Nature in restoring normal cone 3 CANS I X % MILN
Let's think it over, starter in every championship auto] en was given by Millhelm for their Sy ie All Druecists,
es et —— race since the sport began, as the lego. 10 show up. + & Chorey & Co., Toled), Oi CALLIE HAMS
s9rt in Gwordfishing. finest in the country, The bowl rises : a———————— avai wont Ca SENSI arena
@ Monitor recently ar | in the middle of a great level plain, | New Prohibition Enforcement Officer. PRIVATE SALE. SWIFT'S PREMIUM WRAPPED HAMS
eile from oa cenise In the with parking space for thousands of . Say. ot Xavi, Yeotsticin ! ie : Indecuigned Hig soll a her (SPECIAL VALUE)——Try a pound of our Deiclous GUM
bringing the report that » wirs inside and outside the structure. ector fo ‘ennaylv a, ha 4 home in Centre Hall, at private sale, :
; iis Nui: EXTRA FANCY EVAPORATED PEACHES .
evidently mistaking the hoa Tranaportation facilities will care for | the resignation to take effect Septem- la lot of househod furniture, ete. She
te, attacked from utdernenth. |, cowds without congestion. The [ber 1st. Mayor Wiliam «. Murdock, [will be at her home every day and 2 CANS HORSESHOE RED SALMON... .....
fe Uh with sich momenting had . of Milton, who was chief draft officer fevening, Articles offered are:
Pennsylvania railroad main line pasacs . ‘ ; (SPECIAL VALUE)——FANCY FIG BARS |.
: en irrd was fire " through a xix the mates. The William Penn highway, | Juning the war, has been appointed to Cook stove, S-foot extension table. _
Bich plank he In ‘hie nye ’ , H
i plan’ In tl, When inves Horseshos Trdit and other improved [the vacancy. 14 yards linoleum, 3 kitchen chairs, 3] (SPECIAL VALUE)—<GINGER SNAPS sas ara vera adavna nie tees
Cantion was mde to discover the eatise .
crow lak, the fish's sword was found, | roads lead directly to the site. Good Thi « DON'T MISS IT, dining room chairs, marble top stand, BEECHNUT and CLICQUOT BEVERAGES—ihe best known assorted
' i Provision being made for a a ng rocking ‘chairs, good couch, onk desk
pins the teeth, in the thick plank, # are A v ‘ :
Volt Is regnrded as on prime summer | crowd o between 65,000 and 75,000 per. yo p and book case combined, large mirror SOFT DRINKS on the market—just the thing to keep In Adu,
snot ts wwordiishing nlong the north: | sons at the opening event September togeth Des |*Ven-piece cherry bed-room suit and house at all Hmes. .....0...iiiiiiiiiiiiii ime ow Prive per dosen $2.00
“rm sea const of the United States. [3 Two main grandstands are « under Moines, Town, and receive in return a | other articles. (SPECIAL VALUE)=——2 LB. LARGE MEATY PRUNES ............... $e
The swordiii 18 harpooned, the War | oneimetion, with additional seating | trial package containing Chamberlain's MAS HUGH AM. RALSON. | FRESH ROASTED SPECIAL BLEND ORIOLE COFFEE h. S0e
’ i i Lass asansun
pooner standing beliitd an iron protec
: 4 . . ’ space to be provided for events that ¢
Liam 4a Migh on his waist, The sword: |. oy, ; Ww Aust Putsitne Sate | FANCY FRUIT and ALL SEASONABLE VEGETABLES AT LOW.
iscou Wh . . 1
a Tu) yer Se EST pOSSIBLE PRICES.
ACRES, with good house and barn
Do we answer the doorbe II in the
3 . dozen
valuable time and perhaps hold up :
fish preys on schools of spawning H
fishes, Whils frequently seen In the WANTED ~One hundred Or : more and Li for stomach will be given on all Furniture pure
Phelfie waters, it Is a native of the : «Jehased duri August, except kitchen
North Atlantic, the Mediterranean sea | NeW subscribers to The Centre Report. lioustiess ug
and the vidinity of the Antilles. It be |®" at $1.50 per year, in advance; sar. ay Mists. large ok a ; at the ORANGE and BLACK FRONT Stores
comes as Jarge as a shark, and has p | lsfaction guaranteed, or money re : ANAN A
: Codd Millheim,
mackerel-shuped body, ~~ funded. a en es ia : ye THE REAL HOME OF ECONOMY.