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•»<« •ppolntmenu tec... p.*«««nr I wU® [as well as onerous. The Governor held JjJJJJJ,.™that to place this transportation police Tfae acc omplioe8 are unconsciously

work under the supervision of theState I aj (jef i jn their scheming by old Mr.police would be equivalent to forming an carr (Ed McVVade) and the bride-

between ft* 1*0 Urea. j«room Tkler"-tions. and be a progressive step in c ; tomania Alter the most unbellev-ordinating the police forces of the State j al) jy a jjaurd situations, matters ad-in a State-wide defense against crime. I j USt themselves, and the play ends

happily."Stop Thief" was made with a sup-

porting cast picked from Goldwyn'scleverest actors, and was directed byHarry Beaumont, the star comedy di-rector of the Goldwyn Studios.

DRANK IODINE WHhifi ARRESTED saasKttoicjlCoricliiion ip||jfl

HE REPUBLICAN. Woman Who Was In Car Belonging

To Her Father Takes Poison whenApprehended.

{•dependent Republican Newspaper.t JBL1SHE0 EVERY WEDNESDAY

OIjKAN, July 8.—Mrs. GladysBoirnger, 1H, of Clarksville, Just eastof here, this afternoon drank a quan-tity of iodine after she was caughtin an automobile stolen from herfather, Alfred Childs, of Clarksville,in this city wlill she was runnfngaway with Edward Burke, 21, ofOlean, according to police. She is inthe Olean General hospital. Mrs.Boirnger, Burke and Burke's infantson entered the automobilewhich was parked in front of theFirst National Bank, and drove southin Union street, it was said. Mrs.Boirnger left home yester-day and her father came here search-ing for her it was said. Mrs. Burkeaccording to police, is ill in OleanGeneral hospital.

Bee. the Lakeside Press Building.SouthPottage Street. Westfield, N. Y.

°n Republican is sent postpaid to anyaddress for$1.50 peryear.in advance,or 15cents per month. Charter No. 3166. Reserve Dist- No. 2.

8T. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCHMas3 Sundays: 8:45, except First

Sunday of month, 10:45Christian Doctrine 2:30 p. m.Vesper Service 7:30 p. m.

REPORT OF THE CONDITIONadvertising

■jtet, consistent with honest circulation,famished on application.

J1 communications of whatsoever natureshould be addressed to

H. W. THOMPSON,Editor and Proprietor,

W estfield, N. V

The National Bank of Westfield.At Westfield in the State of NewYork, at the close of business onJune 30, 1921.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

4 Welch Block.Our Queer Old Uncle

People sometimes accuse our Un-Sam, who is supposed to live atWashington, with being a spend-thrift; they say he spends millionsof dollars on many fool projects, andmakes millionaires of the men whosupply him with the steel and lum-ber and supplies of all sorts that heneeds, at higher prices than otherjieople pay.

Perhaps he does waste a bit insuch ways, but then he saves by theway he treats the newspaper man.He would not think of spending 25cents for a want ad in a local paperwhen needs something in that vicin-ity—cannot afford it—has no appro-priation for that purpose.

When he wants a new mail car-rier, he does not advertise in thewant column; he has a 'high salariedofficial of the Civil Service Boarddraft a touching appeal to the news-papers of the vicinity, begging themto publish as a news item the factthat an examination for carriers willbe held at such a time and place, etc.

Services: Sunday 10:45 A. M.Sunday School 9:45 A. M.Wednesday 7:80 P. M.All are weloom^

St. Peter's Parish.During the summer months Sun-

day services will begin at 9:30 A. M.Church School when In session willbegin at the same time.

BKBOUBCES.

■Ism as MCMd-cUss mall matter attbsWestfleM Pom Office.

Loans and Discounts, in-cluding rediscount*Overdraft* (unsecured)U. S. BondI deposited to se-

SAFETY1,042.604.011.090 66

TELE pIlO N E WO. The father rushing to PolicemanGeorge Young asked assistance in re-covering the machine. Young over-took the car at the Shawmut stationat Green and Union streets and afterhe had stopped the auto the youngwoman it was said, drank the iodinewhich she had in a three ounce bot-tle. Burke leaped from the car with11ie baby in his arms and ran awaywhen Young went to telephone tonotify the police and to call a doctorfor Mrs. Boirnger. Clinging to the in-fant he rushed into a front door ofa house and out of the back, losing, anumber of persons who trailed himin the back yards of the section. Thepolice are now looking for him. Dr.L. J. Atkins pumped practically allthe iodine from the woman'sstomach..

cure circulation (par value) 50,000.00All other U. S. Government

securities /166,418.64Total U. S. Government

securities....Other bonds, stocks, •ecuri-WEDNESDAY. July 13. 1*21. 216,416.68

ties, etcBanking house,133,000; fur-

niture and fixtures, $7,-

206.616.39Senator James E. \V*tson of In-

diana whose sterling Republicanismuo one will doubt, says that the busi-ness of the country needs <Ssof taxation far more than 11 needstariff legislation, and he is rH,nt

about it.

588.M0Lawful reserve with Federal

Reserve BankItems with Federal Reserve

Bank in process of collec-tion (not avilable as re-serve* ,

Cash in vault & net amountsdue from National Banks..

Total of Items 9,10, 11,12,13

Checks on banks located out-side of city or town of re-porting bank and othercash items

Redemption fund with U. S.Treasurer and due from U.S. Treasurer .

40.5'8.t0BAPTIST NOTES. 80,851.76

At the morning service Rev. Wm.Sawin took as his theme, "Worshipp-ing in Spirit and in Truth." In theevening his theme "Treasurers inHeaven'1 was especially helpful to allthose who were present.

49,315.9123.0&B.71

The anti-prohibitionvew York ou the Fourth of July

sSied to be in the nature of a per-sonal ovation to Mayor Hylan andthat is about all the significance thatthat it possessed. The wetf.• agin the Constitution" and with Hy-

lan for re-election.

72,404,62The Sunday school met at the re-

regular hour at which time theschool instructed the Superintendentto select a secretary in place of MissMossman who has moved to Port-land.

460.88

2,500.00

The President of the Christian En-deavor led the Sunday night meet-ing at 6:30. The subject consideredwas "Service." Next Sunday EarlIngerson will lead and the topic willbe "Judging Unkindly."

The regular prayer meeting willbe held Thursday evening at 8:00o'clock and choir rehearsal after-ward.

Total.... $1,663,535.90If the lease on hia .post office at

North East expires next October, andhe must have a place to house hisbusiness in this community, does headvertise the faot like a man of busi-ness? No; that would be extravagantfor it would cost as much as a quar-ter of a dollar. He sends his post-master around to beg for a free no-tice, there being no fund availableto pay for such advertising. Presum-ably there is a fund available to paythe rent; so you are not likely tolose if you take him as a tenant, buthe can't pay the expense of lettingyou know about.—North East Breeze.

She is expected to live. Police sayno charge has been placed againstBurke as Mrs. Boirn.ger drove theautomobile.

LIABILITIES.Chautauqua County will have 21

delegates in the State Conventionand seven in the Judicial conventionunder the apportionment recentlymade by the Republican State Com-mittee. The First Assembly Districtwill have eleven of the 21 State Con-vention delegates. There will be noState Conventon until 1922- C i*aiman Glynn of the Republican StateCommittee has issued a call for theeighth Judicial District Conventionto be held at Buffalo Tuesday, Sep-

tember 20th, to nominate two jus-

tices of the Supreme Court to suc-ceed John S. Lambert of Fredonlaand Charles B. Wheeler of Buffalowho will retire this year. It is ex-pected that Surrogate Harley N.Crosby of Buffalo and District At-

torney Guy B. Moore of Buffalo willbe nominated at the Judicial conven-tion. The call issued by chairmanGlynn with the apportionment of del-egates to the state and judicial con-ventions.

Capital stock paid inSurplus fund-.Undivided Profit*Reserved for interest and strength

SIMMON"8 Hll/Iy taxes accrued —

Less current expenses, int?r-6,000.00

Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Burch, Mr. andMrs. Rollin Bureh and daughter Mar-ion of Erie and Miss Marion Blowersof Mayville were at W. S. Wads-worth's the Fourth.

est and taxes paidCirculatingnotes outstandingAmount due to Federal Re-

serve Bank (deferred cred-its) <

Amount duo to National

10,500.004^,000.00

Hereafter the cottage prayer meet-ings will be held the first and thirdWednesday evenings each month in-stead of each week.

11.S15.63

Ernest and Stuart Burdick were atMidway for the Fourth.

banksAmount due to State banks,

bankers and trust compan-ies in the U. S. and foreigncountries (other than in-cluded in items 21 or 22)...

Certified checks outstandingCashier's checks on own bank

2,412.84

The Woman's Union will meet inthe church parlors Wednesday after-noon at 2:30. All women of thechurch and congregation arecordially invited.

Herbert Ames and Ernest Burdickwent to Chautauqua Lake Sunday. 35,18585

37y.92Kathrine Wadsworth was in Westfield on Monday night the Fourth.

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outstanding.Total of Items 21, 22, 23, '24,

25 50,470.24Individual deposits subjectto

6:2.00New Weapons and Economy B. Burdick and family visited at

Harry Delcamp's Sunday,! also RossBurdick and wife and Glenn Gleasonand family.

In the past few weeks the Navy iDepartment has sold 166 war ves-:sels tthat had been declared obsolete, jThis is being done In pursuance of jthe rigid program of economy de-,creed throughout the naval service. |In addition to these, three battle-jships, four cruisers and twa gun-1boats will be offered for sale orjunk. The life of a warship is short.Those now being built may becomeobsolete in eight to ten years. If notentirely useless, thejl cannot be con-sidered fit for the flrkt line of battlewith the modern craft that will bebuilt. A battleship is very expensivein these modern days. While the Navyby selling the old ships for JunW. itmight be well to think about ,i,theeconomy that would result from' notbuilding warships in the first place.That cannot become effective untila general disarmament policy 1badopted.

An illustration of how quickly amodern ship or a modern gun maybecome obsolete is the announcementof experiments with a newly inventedgun which is expected when furtherdeveloped to hurl a projectile of fivetons from 200 to 300 miles. Theseclaims are made by a scientist as Dr.Miller Reese Hutchinson, formerchief engineer for Thomas Edison.He declares the velocity will be fromone to five miles a second. The noiseit made at the demonstration sound-ed much like the click of a type-writer, although this weapon wasin minirature with a barrel only 8

i inches long. He explained that theprinciple of burning powder, _whichdoes not permit waste, before theprojectile starts to move has been ap-plied in this gun. If it fulfills thepredictions this weapon would havethe power to make much war mater-ial obsolete and ready for the junkheap.

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METHODISTS NOTES check —

Certificates ofdeposits due inle8H than 30 days (otherthan for money borrowed..

Dividends unpaidTotal of demand deposits

(other than bank deposits)subject to Reserve, items ~

26. -il, 28, 29, 30 and 31 554,655.31Certificates of deposit (other

than for money borrowed)Other time depositsPostal SavingsdepositsTotal of Time Deposits, sub-

ject to Reserve, items 32,33, J4 and 35... 866,610.35

ULited States deposltslotherthan postal savingsUnciud- •

ing war loan deposit ac-count and deposits of U. S.disbursing officer*

548.610.04

Dr. Potter again occupied the pul-pit after a short absence. He took ashis text, Gen. 1,1, "In the beginningGod" and John 1, 1, "In the beginn-ing was the Word." The sermon wasboth plain and helpful.

Haying seems to be In full swingon the hill just now.

3,7i7.772,317.50

B. Burdick recently sold ten headof cattle to F. Francis.

Ed Peterson from Jamestown hasbeen visiting B. Burdick and family. 137.679.51

728,857.f'972.95

The faithful few in the choir sangan anthem, Mrs. Matthews taking thesolo. Mrs. Matthews also sang a beau-tiful offertory solo.

Taft Appointed Chief Justice Power of Repetition

When President Harding sent thenomination of William Howard Taftto the Senate Thursday, to be ChiefJustice of the United States SupremeCourt, he met the just expectationsof the American people In *U U»length and breadth of tshe land itYould b? difficult to find a man bet-ter fitted for this high Judicial posi-tion. The only possible objection thathas been urged against his appoint-ment is his age, but a man in hisC4th year, in such apparent healthes Mr. Taft, may have many years ofuseful service on the bench of a courtwhere retirement is not compulsoryat seventy. The senate immediatelyconfirmed the nomination by a voteof 60 to 4, Borah of Idaho, Johnsonof California, I.a Follette of Wiscon-sin and Watson of Georgia votingagainst him.

Successful advertisers are thosewho keep everlastingly at it. Theyunderstand the value of repetitionand never let up. An advertising au-thority says "A thing that is saidonce seems but an accident, a thingthat 1b repeated often enough slidesinto its place in the order of nature.

EXPERIENCEI *

The only event of importance thisweek is the mid-week prayer service,which will be held out of doors onthe lawn. It will be a song service. 7,300.00

The picnic last Saturday was a suc-cess, and those who attended enjoyedthemselves. The Protheon class, Mr.Slocum teacher, will have charge ofthe next one. Time and place to «beannounced later.

Total ...„ I .'.$1,863,635.90State of New York, County of Chaotaoaw. M i

I t. D. Reagan. Cashier of the above-namedbank, do solemnly swear that the above statementis true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

E. D. Reagan, Cashier.Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day

of July, 1921HOT SHOTS

It will be very pleasing to Mrs.Patter's friends to know that she cancome home this week.

If could live your life over wouldyou try to live better?

C. L. Miller, Notary Public.

If you overwork it may paythe doctor bill.

Correct—Attest:F. W. Crandall.G. P. Crandall.

E. W. Skinner,Next Sunday is Communion Sun-day. Don't expose yourself by too much

talking.Director*.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Bridle your tongue and keep outof trouble.

There was a good attendance atthe Mid-week service , which was ledby the pj»stor, Rev. Charles 14.Thompson. There was a good sessionmeeting at the close of the service.

Don't say thingshave to take back.

that you will

DRY GOODS HlfsHonor is all right if you can keep

Our life can make many happy ormiserable. | When buying a house dress be sure and see that you get a

Ijjl BARMON. Exclusive features—2-button adjustment atv waist, hem at bottom and extra pieces of material.-

Training Camp. There was a good atendance atthe Bible school and the newly or-ganized orchestra furnished some ex-cellent music for the opening of theschool.

Major John G. Emery, National Com-mander of the American Legion, strongly

tiroes all Legionaires to assist the WarDepartment in furthering the militarycamps for citizens to be held in all Corpsareas throughout the United States. MajorEmery is a graduate of one of the Officers'Training Camps which followed the citi-zens' camps at Plattsburg. Upon his be-ing commissioned he was sent to the 1stDivision in France, and was seriouslywounded while fighting with that organi-zation.

If you are cross you will show itin your looks.

Money may lengthen life or it mayshorten it.

The annual outng of the churchand congregation will be held at thePeacock grove. Barcelona, on Thurs-day, July 21st.

Don't trade old friends for newOnes. li Best Percales 25c yard

Habits formed'when young arehard to break off.

French Gingham * 80c "

Tissue Gingham 75c "

There was a good attendance atthe morning service. The church washandsomely decorated with cut flow-ers, and the choir rendered a mostbeautiful anthem. The pastor, Rev.Charles B. Thompson, occupied thepulpit and took for his text Isiah »:6,"His Name Shall be Called Wonder-ful." It was a most clear and force-ful presentation of the dynamdcpower of the life and influence ofChrist. He pointed out how somemen might excel in some things, butshowed how Jesus Christ, excelledin all things through close commun-ion he maintained with his HeavenlyFather. If the church was to be aliving forcechuroh it would have tobe permeated with the Spirit of theLiving Christ, then it would do ttiewonderful works He did.

—For Sale.—Ford Touring Car,1919 Model. Good condition. Price HI Belding's Silks, Gossard Corsets, Muneingwear, Black Cat

Hosiery, Minerva Yarns. Buttons made promptly.Ill

$250. F. H. Chace. 19w2—For Sale.—A Buick racer |125

if taken at once. Inquire at the Re-publican.You can take the man from the

farm, but you can't always take thefarm from the man. PictorialReview Patterns

20Cents to 35 CentsIn endorsing the Citizens' Camps, which

includes the Plattsburg camp for the 2ndCorps Area. Major Emery in an interviewtoday says as follows:

—A former Corry boy, CharlesWetmore of the firm of Warren andWetmore, noted architects of NewYork, has purchased Long Point onChautauqua Lake for a summerhome.

Never entertain for a moment theold "bromide" "All men are liars."There are truthful men here yet whoput truth above all things. And th«yare the men who stay.

NONE HIGHER *

"As a primary course in the elementalsef good citizenship it would be difficult toimprove on the War Department TrainingCamps, which open in July and AugustThe man who goes to one of theee campawill come back in better health, in betterspirtsan d will find himselfbetter fitted tostisfs his responsibilities as a dtisen.

—Wanted.—A woman or girl ashousekeeper for the summer at myhome in Westfleld. Address Mrs. D.M. Hall, 1450 Bank of CommerceBldg., Memphis Tennessee. C. Francis Smith

4ft MAX* BT&EE*Governor Miller has proved that as

an inquisitor he knows his business.This man has shown definitely at ahearing relative to the administrativeattWty of a sheriff summoned he-'fore him to answer charges of con-duct unbecoming to an officer. Thequestions put by the Governor wereto the point

—According to . present plans sevenJamestown churches will be occupied bythe State Sunday School Associationwhen it holds its annual convention themOctober 10th-14th, according to word re-ceived by the committee in charge ofarrangements Arom the Superintendent ofDepartment organisation., The chief con-vention ohuicb will be the first Metho-dist Episcopal church. This church willhouse the educational fd publishers' ex-hibits. The State headquarters will belocated in this church also. All of themain sessions of the convention will beheld there, beginning with the first sessionon Tuesday, October 11th, and runningthrough to the doee of the convention onthe 14th.

There was no evening serrlce asthey have, been discontinued, by or-der of the session, during July andAugust.

| WmMKM.*. T."Then we training camps, training

camps bat ofall for• better cilizanikip.The lessons of promptness. discipline. self-mpeci too loipoci ra cooiuiuicq luinor"Ity an lessons we all thould leara andtime to time review. They an the badsof food citizenship/ 1

The annual picnic of the Presby-terian Aid Society will be held at thehome of Miss Mary Hall, West*Main'Road, on Thursday, July Uth.tTake2:10 or 3:10 car. Bring plate, cup,spoon and fork and a dish of food.All women of the church are invited.

KS:{SKSXSXSXSKSX=K=:<SSSSS!iaS5?The work being done under the di-

rection of Committoner Sisson onstaite highways shows that this de-partment is beine administered inaccord with the Miller view of things.The highway commissioner has goneat the work with a will and has con-vinced the people that there will beno delay or waste of time or moneywhile (he is at the head of the depart-ment.

For Sale"The I—w of these camps am ipotential protection to the institution ofgovernment under which this country hasgrown great While His not necessaryfor the United States to sustain an enor*

atms army focoe in time 'of peace, it istbe individual obligation of every citizento be prepared to defend his country intime of need. I am glad to add my en-dorsement to these camps to that ex-pressed by so many reel Americans be-ginning with the late Theodore Roose-velt"

The regular Mid-week service willbe held on Thursday evening at 7:30o'clock.

JIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. ALL ONONE FLOOR •;

Tom Moore Has Funny Part, in flH Electricity throughout, hardwood floors, furnace, newly deco*III rated, modern bath, hot and oold wjrter, sewer connections,>: gas and water in kitchen and cellar. Large cellar. Places1 for stationery tubs. This is one of the most desirable homesX of its kind in Westfield—a bride's dream. The price is revjj| sonable. Inquire of owner,X 16 COLBURN STREET, near

"Stlp Thief""Stop Thief" tbe Goldwyn picture

which comes to the Grand TheaterTuesday July 12th is said to be oneof the best comedy vehicles ever in-terpreted by Tom Moore. As a leglt-iate stage offering. "Stop Thief"made record ruuna and delightedaudience where ever it was presen-ted. As a picture it has a double In-terest, and is a progression of ri-diculous incidents from start to fin-ish.

June was a beautiful month, sug-gesting in one senee periods in life'sspan when there is no rain. Butclouds will come and there will beweeks when it would seem as if thesun would never shine again. Thisgoes on with the game and th mailgoes with the game and the man whocounts is the one who stores up aa little sunshine so tfca* he will haveit ttn deposit when the, down pouroomes. W« mean so mtle in the <higschema of tfttf that all we aan sub-mit, cheerfully if possible, toever happens e*

—For Sale or Trade.—A Buickracer J125 if taken at once. In-quire at the Repujmcan. the ftutttey '

Cheap for cash one 8x20 Inter*national silo, erected last. fall. - In-quireM. Weed, Weleh Block.

It was at the suggestion of GovernorMiller that a bill was passed on March"10th. vesting la the Superintendent of

(State Police the power to appoint and re-jttoke the lieenoe of any railroad or steam-•boat policemen in the State of New York.Jjlpus power was bold ft* many years by

Vtassdin datyof matt*

Wtst Portland Cwtrml An, Dunkirk. it*. tte okUtt Price.

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Hewer's shoes be bought at a oatRemember .the data the pieceMore funny things happen In the

48 hours within which the play issupposed to take place than would bebe thought humanly possible. TomMoore and Haul Daley aa the thieves-disguised aa maM and detective «h>|toctthe orderly house of the Camwhere a wedding is pending, and tur*<it into a chaos of oonfwta durtagj

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