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FOUR THE EVENING GAZETTE PORT JERVIS, N. Y. 1924 T IE EVENING GAZETTE -Issued Erery Aftrernomi Except Sundny and Lesal Holidays by tbe OAZBTTE PUBLISillNO CO. ..J-...- ... „ r-:, .— 7 - Dnbie) P. Code ................. General Manaje^r Mark V. Richards .................. Keiitor W. H. Nearpass . . . . . . . ..Associate Editor Per Meek .......................................... 15 cent^ Per Y«?ar, paid in advance . . . . . . r . , . . $7.00 By maiV pe? year, strictly in advance $S.OO Bnfered at the ^Post OflSce at Port Jervis, j^ . Y., as second class matter »ri-W celtiy ....E s tablished April 22, im D a l l y ............. Established^Jannary 17, ! Member of The AseodVted. Press The Associated Provss'is delusively en t i t l e tp the use for publication of all news dtspfttchas credited to it or not otherwise erftlttocl; iw this paper ami also tbe ’iooa’ news pnbUahed bereln. TO OUB S^BSCBIBEBS Any failure to receive paper regu larly -or any complaint in legard to delivery should be reported to the office either in person or by tele phone. Also any chanfte of address. Do not depend on merely telling the iarrier. '’^ 7 are endeavoring to give ton the best service as well as the >est paper, and all complaints re ported to the office will receive prompt attention. __ ^ THF. W P JATHER R E P O R T The follow ing re p o r t is f u rnished by W. H . Nearpa.ss U n ited St 'tea W e a to- er O b server: M!ax. Tem p , y e s terd a y ......................... 71 M in. Tem p , y e s t e r d a y ............................35 M in. T e m p t o d a y .....................................36 Tem p , a t noon today . .......................... 49 M ax. Tem p , this date. 1923 ................ 63 M in. Temp, th is date, 1923 ............... 18 W ind ........................................... N o rthw e s t R a i n la s t 24 h o u r s .................................. 0 R a i n fo r m o n th ....................................... 0 R a i n fo r y e a r .....................................35.46 least y e a r, sam e d a t e ....................... 33.00 THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN By GENE BVRNES _____________ I’v e P R A c - r \ c » H 6 M E D I C I N E F O R E 1 6 H T E E M '(E A R S , AND I . N E '^ R ^ HAP A PATIENT BEAT ME OUT O f A POV.\-AR Ctfrrleti. Inter-iiat’l Cartoon Co., N. Y* F O R P R E S ID E N T JO H N W. DAVIS, O f W e st V ii'ginia the vo tin g booth m a y he ever be free to ac t according to his ow n individual conscience. T h a t is th e A m e rican w ay. N O T A M ATCH I N W OODS F O R V IC E -P R E S ID E N T C H A R L E S W . BRY AN O f N e b i'aska F O R CO NG R E S S ROS.SLYN M . COX F O R G O V E R N O R A J iF liF D E . SM ITH O f New Y o rk F O R L IE U T .-G O V E R N O R C F .O R G E R . LU N N O f Schenectady EV3R SEC R E T A R Y O F ST a TF JA M E S A. H.AMH.TON Of The B ronx F O R CO N T R O L L E R J AMES W. F I .EMIN G Of Lyons FO R A T T O R N E Y -G E N E R A L CA R L SH E ItM A N Of Buffalo FO R STATE E N G I N E E R D W IG H T B. LADU O f A lbany F O R Sa’A T E SEN ATOR lE W l S J . STAGE F O R COUNTY JU D G E P H I L I P A. R O R T Y F O R S H E R I F F F R A N K J . N E A R N F O R COUNTY C L E R K M ARY G. M ULLA NEY FO R D IST R IC T A T T O R N E Y W IL L IA M P . G R E G G F O R C O R O N E R W ILLIA M F . HOGAN A N D R E W ED W A R D S ' f o r m e m b e r o f a s s e m b l y JO H N E . CVDDEI5ACK T H E V O T E MATAMORAS M a tam o ras, N . . o v . 4.— T h e E p - w o r th L e a g u e of E p w o r th M. B. ch u r c h held th e i r reg u lar business and social m e tin g in th e ch u r c h base m e n t on M onday evening w ith ab o u t 50 m e m b e r s present. T h e m e ting w a s opened w ith a by th e society an d the re p e a t in g of th e L o r d 's P r a y e r The seerje- ta . y and treasu rer rep o r ts w e re read am o n g them selves th a t n o t a m a tch pnd approved. A fine re p o r t w a s is tak e n in the woods. O ther clubs h e a r d from M iss Elsie M,alnes, w h o have probably sim ilar rules. a d e legate to th e E p w o r th Lea- OFFICE CAT , ^ J u n i u s J If Jig g s w o u ld only beat M aggie h a lf to d e a th w ith a bed slat, all po litical lines w o u ld be w iped out> and he w o u ld be elected P r e s id e n t over Andy G u m P by acclam a tion. * V ■ W ell, R a g son, said th e young h a n k er, you are 'g e t t i n g very bent. W h y don’t you stand up^ s tr a ig h t like m e , , m a n ? ’ ' E h , m a n , do you see . tk a t. field o’ corn over th e r e ? , . J do, retu r a e d th e la i r d . . A weel, ye’ll notice th a t the heads h a n g doWn, an d th e em p ty ones stan d up. the papers so th a t th e re t u r n s m i ^ l ' be given ou t in th e noon dism issal T h e above three y o u M radjeg ^also acted as poll clerks. T^e ^ i^aeW s ’ rest room and the dressing room off th e auditorium w ere used as voting booths, repo r ted mtt H bbit STAftte 'OkESi ? NEW FOREST FIRE ^ I , Ngwbufitfl, N qv . 3-7T h e ,w a rk- jvt V....US crews of-tive fiih ters^ who Six children from each grade. to th e baJlot..,Aierks, of.-hei-e f r o ^ 'o r o a ^ lirg . the ‘O m n g e 'C o u n ty T r a c tio n r i ^ t of w ay w e n t fo r vieve M a y e r, E . M cLaughlin, a t o n e r ” ” — ' q«.ietl,''and reported t o . t h e low e r W i l 9* io orW t f t .k T Herbison, h.-N W b u rgh fire- w o r. 3 , ‘ n >»<« • « t r « w escape from A m e m b e r of one of the h u n ti n g clubs now in the w o o d s fo r deer said song yestferday th a t they have a ru le gue convention a t H a c k e n s a c k . M rs. Lew is L u c k e y also gave a rep o r t on This isi the rig h t sp ir it for the h u n ters to show. If no m a tches a r e car- th e convention. P la n T were m ade for rled, th e r e surely w ill n o t be any pipe a T h a n k s g iving social to be held in ashes or cig a r e tte b u tts to be care- th e church N o v em b e r 28. I t w a s altsu lessly tossed to one side, w h e r e a fo r - ^ 3“ ’^' est fire can start. The volunta*ry co- ing th e w inter m o n ths M abel R o s e n k rans w a s given th e operation of all who use the woods to tre a s u r e r ’s office ow ing to th e rSsi-. keep fires o u t w ill do m o re good th a n g n a tio n of Mrs.. B lanche S h e p h e rd, an y th in g else. j A fter the business session, pineapp le T h e new s of th e day contains m a n y item s of fires in the Catskills, the isherbert, cake an d coffee w e re served by th e follow ing com m ittee, Elsie M aines, P e a r l M o n tgom e ry, M argie A d irondacks, n o r th e r n New jjersey Tinney, W illiard S k inner E d w a rd an d th e B e rkshires. The village of G a rm s an d R a lp h Corw in. W illard Suffern w a s in d a n g e r th i s w e e k . W ith S k inn e r entertained du r in g th e eien - xs * j. 1 . _ __ Ing w ith selections on t h e uke. G am e s th e exception of the fire on the easter- - l -- l w ere also played. T h e n e x t m e ting by some held on M o n d ay. D ecem b er. 1. ly side of the city, believed people to have started from a sp a r k | The p ictu r e of Miss M abel Snydpr, fro m a n E r i e engine, there are nio a M a tam o r a s girl, ap p e a red in th e fires in the w o o d s in this s e c tion. I^aily News, on O c tober 28. Miss 4 y - ^ <Ier, w h o is a nurse a t B eekm an !st. M ay everybody do everything possible to m a in tain this good record. If you jg ^.ttending a little hoy, happen to see a fire startin g , stop y o u r .w h o w a s h u r t in an au to accident, car and p u t it out. | an d M rs. A. H. M u rdock v isit ed a t th e hom e of R ev, an d M rs. E t h - ----------------------* ---------------------- er a t Otisville yesterday. . M iss T h e lm a T u r n e r of Greenwood N E W B U R G H ’S REA S O N Lake, is spending som e tim e a t th e Be sure to v o te “Yes” on the p a r k hom e of h e r sister, M rs. R . H u n ter projposal. A lm o s t a fo u r th of th e Ave. G. $15,000,000 bond issue is to be sp e n t M rs. A rthur, B u c h a n a n returned in en larging an d im p roving p a r k s hom e a f t e r spending .several days in w ithin w h a t is virtually “N e w b u rgh M iddletow n . territo r y .— N e w b u rgh News. j M rs. Z a n k o and son, and M rs. An- - --------------------- « ---------------------- thony R u lis of F o r e s t City have re- jtu r n e d home a f t e r a visit a t th e hom e of Mr. an d M rs. W illiam H e a ter on j .A YQ. E'. follow ing ' M rs, C a rrie E illm a n returned hom e The m a n w h o is w r a p p e d up in him self, usually m a k e s a very sm all p a c k age “If the chigger w e re bigger Asi big as a cow A n d if bigger, h a d vigor, L ike a subaoiler plow. C an you fig u r e picnicker, W h e re you would be now ? Y o u w o u ld be a b l e to see th e fine scenery along the roads, opines a lo cal m o torist if you could StOP tO clim b th e billboards. W h ile ou r joys m a y no t exceed oui- expectations, our expenses alw a y s do. TOO M UCH M inister (a t b a p tism of b a b y ) : H is n a m e ? M o ther: R a n d o lph M o rgan Mont- gomei’y A lfred Van C h r is to p h e r Mc- Goof. I M inister (to assistan t) A little m o re ^ m o re w a te r please. j Mose (p u s h in g Sam aside)— Get ' o u tt a m y w ay, nigger, I ’se de ch a m - ; pi on ob d is tow n . | ! Sam (stepping asid e ) — ^Nigger, I ‘ don’t believe you. b u t I a i n ’t tak in g no u n n e c e s s a r y risks. . j * * ♦ i H e w h o can b o ttle up a little su n shine for a rain y day is a corker. SO Y E A R S ! Judge: It seem s to m e th a t I have i-»pfoT-e. I P riso n e r. Y o u have, your honor; 1 taugix- >our (laughter singing lessons. Ju d g e : T h ir ty years. j The arch b ishop had preached a fine serm o n on th e beauties of m a r r ied life. T h e two old Irish w o m en com ing ou t of church w e re h e a r d com m e n t ing on his address. “’Tis a fine serm o n his riverence w o u ld be after given' us,’ said M a g gie. I t is, indade, replied B ridget, an d I w ish I kenw as little ab o u t th e m a t- A fter one. hour; two clerksi were appointed ;to places of the Misses Mayer and Mcry Laughlin. ^ They; were H5&rb.ert., full ’fall and Dick Hornbeck. The -'ja^t^. Were also appointed to act w i t h r ^ th r e e . poll clerks as• counters. :.v The returns Were as-follows; Pres. iCoolidge, 41; Mr> .Dawes, '46/ M r. D avis, 38; M r. B ryan, 38> Colonel Rdoseyelt 127:. vv. G o v e rnor Smith 68r L a F o llette 22, W h e e ler 19. . ; r Point of Resemblance Lightning bugs are not so difFerent from certain men. A lightning bug can see w h ere he has been but w h ere he is going.—C h a rlotte Ob server. j, oP Fatm Women/; prove th a t fs t m ’-iro ^ j ^ r p o t In on necessary houaeliold and a h a lf h o u r s . wore a the hired men do.— -,Wi!iShJb^dn , ^Country Uses Much Chromite Use of .iciiromite by A merican leuth* er and steel industries has innde »h* ' -United S tates the w o rld’s largest con sum er .of the m ineral. DeviVsFood If you thi ow crum b s on the fire yon are feedit-g t h - dpvil.Proverb. - MILL RIFT W h a tever th e resu lt of today's elec tion m a y he, w e hope it w ill be the R if t, Nov. 4— T he .expression of a big m a jority of o u r =»• s e v e ral w t e visit w ith rela- . . . . p r e s e n t every day d u r ing the m o n th lives a t Springfield an d liOWell, Mass, citizens. D u e to th e activities of so-I Arnold Adams, a n a H o n esdale, N. T. cieties an d th e u r g in g of public spir- R o n a ld A llen, D o r o thy B eck, Roy M iss H o rtense Luckey of Ave. ‘D. ited citizens, a la r g e r num b e r of voters ' Cleveland, A r th u r E d w a rds, K e n e th i^nd Miss M ildrbd H a y n e s of Ave, N. are registered this cam p a ign th a n ever an d w e w a n t th a t reg istratio n fully voted. . The day w h e n m o re people stay aw a y from the polls th a n those w ho ta k e the trou b le to vote, oughtT' to be over. In the la s t few elections, the to t a l num b e r o f people, w h o vote, h a s stead ily grow n smaller, an d A m e r i c a o u g h t to be asham e d of herself, th a t sh e h a s so m a n y slackers. th a t ever cam e to m e n . I t w as not o b tain e d u n ti l a f t e r o u r fath e r s h a d shed th e ir blood th a t the ideals of dem o c ratic governm ent m ight he es tablished. The citizen w h o tre a ts It slightingly, can n o t lay claim to one hun d r e d p e rcen t A m ericanism . A m a n or a woman m a y th in k h is vote doesn’t change m a tters, h u t it h a s ju s t as m u c h influence as tlH vote of any o ther citizen. A person should vote according to his individual intelligence an d consci ence. W e o ften h e a r of this and th a t v o ting elem e n t an d politicians fre quen tly p lay the gam e to g e t this an d th a t vote, J )u t God save A m erica from th e d a y w h en an ^ one m a n or group o f m e n can sw ing a n .election a s they m a y fro m tim e to tim e th in k it ought to be sw u n g o r even hold a balance of pow e r. L»et iis have full publicity an d th o r o u g h d iacufiion of m e n and btti whoii tlio cii E d w a rds, Gerald G alvin, Jam e s Saw - m o tored to N e w a rk on Sunday, and yer, M illard Saw y er. spent th e day. M rs. V. P a d g e t t h a s gone to Pine cottage p r a y e r m e e ting w a s held Castle, F la., where; she w ill spend a t th e hom e of M r. an d M rs.J. M o rris several months. M o n d ay evening w ith a good a t - M r. and M rs. A. M ehaffey, of W e st tendance. End, w ere recent guests of M rs. E . Cole, w h o h a s been^ confined Rehm . * to his home- w ith illness, is im p roving M rs. Josep h ine H o r n returned home an d M rs. W illiam A n d erson a n d S a tu rd a y a f t e r spending a w eek w ith H o is e r of P ittsison, P a ., return- relatives in Belleville, N. J. ®d hom e a f t e r visiting a t th e hom e of M r. and M rs. F r e d Green, of New- an d M rs. R o b e r t D avey, on Ave. burgh, and th e fo r m e r ’s m o ther, of M rs. R o b e r t D a v e y is confined ’ te r as h e does. , * ♦ • H a s your h u s b a n d given up golf? Yes, b u t h e still retain s th e lan g u ag e fo r use w h e n he chances tires. j ♦ ♦ * IT M A D E H I » I SAD I They w ere playing “ Old K e n tucy H o m e” a t th e m u s icale. T h e hostess, noticed a guest w e e p ing in a rem o te corner, ' A re you a K e n tuckian? she asked, sym p a thetically. | >No, m a d a m : I am a m u sician. | A salesm a n for a New York busi- rness concern w a s in P o r t J e r v is and h a d been invited to dinner an d w a s asked to say grace. This w a s an en tirely new experience, b u t he took it valiantly. “D e a r L o rd,” he began, “Ave th a n k Y cu for all yo u r favors of iceen t date A c c e p t our h e a r t f e lt gratitude. W e tru s t th a t Vv-e m a y continue to m e r it Y o u r confidence, and th a t we shall receive m a n y m o re blessings from You in th e future. Amen.’ j * * 9 j D o ctor— You are all rig h t. Y o u r pulse is as reg u lar as a clock. t I P a ti e n t— ^you h a v e hold of m y w rist * w a tch. - P o litical bird s know how to fe a t h e r their nests th e . b e s t . . The rig h t to vote is one of th e _ . ^ j g r e a t e s t privileges and re.sponsibilitles h e r h o m ^ ° o r A v e ° 'r ^ t h fflnere^^Her M rs. H e n r y B o e r n e r and son, H e n - I “ “ ’'5’ ^ ry, Jr., of H u g u e n o t, recently spent a day a t the hom e of M rs. Louis Bertsch. ,M r. an d M rs. M. D. W iest spent th e w e e k -end a t W e s t End. M r. and- M rs. Roy V a n Schoick are occupying room s in the L a w rence cot tage on fifth street. L ittle E v e r e tt B raird, w h o h a s been A -rxrrtT rv . , • M is. H o is c r of P ittsito n , P a ., retu r n - Assessor W illiam Saw y er is m a k in g Brancheville. his an n u a l trip th r o u g h W e s tfall j M iss H a tt ie W h iting h a s returned tow n ship. in j^ew Y o rk a f t e r visit- Mr. and M rs. O scar F o r ten b a c k .jug her sisters on Ave. N. and son, Julian , of E a s t R u th e r f o r d , M r. T u ttle Sr. is visiting relatives ,N, J., w e re guests of Mr. an d M rs. L t H a w ley, P a . Jam e s Beck, during the week-end. | M rs. C. Zonickner is confined to h e r M r. and M rs. R o b e r t H u p k a , of hom e w ith illness. H e r m a n y friends M a tam o ras, w e re callers a t crest cottage on M o n day. Wood- Willis R. Qaackenbush Funeral Director 240 West Main Street Telephone 378-W Port Jervis, N. Y. hops to soon h e a r of h e r im p roving. M r. an d M rs. L u y e tra of P h ila d e l phia, P a . are visiting relatives here. M rs. H o m e r B u c h a n a n and Miss •Gladys Me P e e k spent M onday in M id dietowri. M r. and M rs. R^ J . R a m p e and fam - accom p a n ied by M r. R a m p e ’s fath e r and m o th e r , M r. an d M rs. Theo. Ram p e fro m Liberty, N. Y, visited a t the hQhib of M r, and M rs. George R a y on Ave. K . today. They are o n 't h e i r w a y to St- P e tereburg, F lo r id a t o th e SULLIVAN AVENUE SCHOOL ELECTION I Today th e children of Sullivan ave nue school are reg u larly voting for , the first tim e in a m iniature presiden- j tial election. | L a s t T u e sday P r in c ip a l L a in ap- j pointed **three 8A girls to ac t a s a reg istratio n board. Their office w a s in th e center of the upper hall and here installed w ith their books th e y j registered n e a rly 250 students. E a c h room betw e e n one and one-fifteen o’clock on Tuesday, W e d n esday, F r i day and M o n day, pupils w e re allow ed . to register and after- school fo r one- h a l f hour or before an aforesaid day the reg istrars w e re in place to register an y w h o could n o t m a n a g e to get to school early so as to have a chance ^ to file th e ir reg istratio n . j All pupils in order to vote today h a d to reg ister before 1:15 on M o n -; day. ^ I The voting age w a s fixed a t eight years or over. A ll girls w h o did not wish to disclose thely real ages could ^ sim p ly say “over eight.” The follow ing pupils acted as regiS '-1 trars, ,.3^ona N icholson, A n n B r e w - | Bter an d A u g u s ta W inters. ‘ I T h lf m o r n ing t h e ch ild r e n voted aitd j t h e ir re p o r t e r haetened thie etdry to^ pw PALACE THEATRE TODAY ’ THE WHITE SIN ’ WITH MADGE BELLAMY WHAT IS A WHITE SIN? Is it a sin commktecj with the full knowledge of the person committing it, or is it a sin committed unknowingly? Is it a deliberate sin against society or is it just something innocently done? Most of us forgive ourselves for committing what we “believe” to be white sins. Do others forgive us as we forgive ourselves ? Did Hattie Lou Harkness commit a sin or was she sinned against? Did handsome Spencer Van Gore sin when he married Hattie Lou? Did Grace Van Gore commit a sin when she took Hattie Lou with her? ” TWO-REEL TELEPHONE GIRLS f o x I d o c a t io n a l Matinee 2 :30 Evening 7 : 3 0 - l l . 25 Cents Adults 25c, Children 20c NOTICE— Election returns by radio at the New Pal ace Theatre starting at 7:30 p. m., continuing until 12 o’clock and then some if necessary. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY FEATURING C 0 RRINE GRIFFITH and CONWAY TEARLE One of the most sen sational Broadway: runs of the year. A I^rank Lloyd production. 2-Reel Century Comedy Matinee 2 :30 ^ Adults 25c, Children 20c % Eveninir 7 : 30-11 Adults 25 c, CluUk^ftlOci Mk
