THE STAUNTON NEWS-LEAD bR. SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 15,1 928 EIGHT c.nt nf Votinar Machines fut at $3,000,000 vwvvorWWSVW tiAUImAlia 14: The cost 1 Irol ot equipping aU polling plce in Baltimore with voting under the existing taw. would total more than $3,000,000, waa nn nail! OL 1UI- i. nnhHo vflaterday dt tne jr3 TH- OU Tne ruung aupervlBors ot elections In Baltf more and stated that Toting machine must be provided for ev ery one hundred voters in precinct and that at least five machines must be provided In each wid: polling place. Would Huy oU I.
I. that this de- clslon. leaveB the supervisors of STOEE CLEAR elections without any opuun in the matter. If the use of voting i machines is given a trial here next fall, as recommended by ANCE Mayor Broenlng, who nas agreea to buv fifty of them, at least five must be placed in each polling I r. iiauc.
ft The attorney-general office BEGUN vooterHav also made public an HAS JUST opinion sent to Walter Kraus. city solicitor, whicn siaies unai iiae-of therzrmachlnes wouia oe legal, but pointed out mat me supervisors of elections are vested with the exclusive power I in iinturmine whether such ma- chlnes shall be used at city and plate elections." PIFER DRAWS VKAIt AXT FINK Here's a Whole Store Full of Makes That Represent America's hinest Makers of Clothing HART SCHAFFNEK MARX; SCHLOSS BROS. KUPPENHEIMER, ROBERTS-WICKS, THE FRAT FOR ASSAULT HARRISONBURG, Jan 14. One year In the penitentiary and $500 fine was the sentence re turned by a jury In the Rockingham circuit court last lght against Thomas L. Pifer, 23-year-old workman in the Norfolkand Western 8hop at Shenandoah City, charged with criminal assault.
Judge H. W. Bertram, upon re BOY SUITS AND OVERCOATS quest of counsel for Pifer, did MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS I not Impose sentence last night. but did so this morning when court convened. The case consumed the entire time of the court for the past five days.
It had been expected it would be finished in two days. The Case was one of the most sharply fought In the circuit court for years. During the 15.50 13.50 11.50 45.00 to 50.00 reduced to 40.00 and 42.50 reduced to 35.00 and 37.50 reduced to 30.00 and 32.50 reduced to hearing of the evidence the pub $25.00 reduced to 37.50 22.50 reduced to 32.50 20.00 reduced to 28.50 18.00 reduced to 24.50 15.00 reduced to 19.50 12.50 reduced to 17.50 M0.00 reduced to lic was-excluded- from the court room. Under the law of Vlrgln- Ia. the name of the girl cannot he published in newspapers pub lished in this state.
The assault was committed in Rockingham county across tbe river from Shenandoah City, aft 22.50 er a dance held in the latter city. The jury received the case at about 6 p. and returned a At the time of Pifer's arreit 15 reduction on all blue, black and Tuxedo suits -TWs sale includes every coat and overcoat in the house excepting Knittex topcoats and Worstedtex suits. it was said that in repulsing his advances, the girL lost practically all of her clothing in or near the automobile in which they left the dance. She escaped from Pifer and, ashamed to face any one, hid in a strawstack in a nearby field.
Finally, almost frozen, she was forced to go to a house nearby, where she was given shelter and clothing. o- i 2 PASTORS HAVE ANNIVERSARIES ALL ALTERATIONS AT COST The merchandise in this store must be sold now to clear the decks tor the coming season. The result-you get clothes you need now at- money-saving prices The Rev. R. E.
St.Clair, of the Second church, and the Rev. Dr. Brown B. Smith, pastor of the First Baptist church, assumed their duties in connection with their present and will today observe their first anniversary. The Rev.
Mr. St. Clair cam to the Second jhurch from ln lucky, while the pastor of the Baptist congregation came from Waynesboro. The initial sermon preached by Mr. St.
Cteir a year ago was "In the Land of Beginning Again," while Dr. Smith's subject was "The' Preacher's Task." Each of the ministers whose annlvedsary falls today said to a representative of this paper that he is gratified over the progress of the year's work and that prospects for the coming year are very encouraging. Each of the pastors expressed the hope that at today's services all possible would attend who were present a year ago. St. Clair's sermon subject will be: "Forward, March." In connection with the anniversary Take advantage of the following specials we are offering.
They represent big savings but we want to close them out now 9 iw mkinaws siz- We have 20 children's reefers, We have pairs boys' all-wool We have 24 pairs boys' woolen sizes 2 to ,8. Values $7.00 to blue serge knickers. Regular and corduroy long pants, sizes fisol Sa ClV $14-00. Your Cft price $3.25. Sizes 8 to djl QC 7 to 10.
Values $4.50 dJO CQ JriS JO.DU choice W.JU 'lg Your choice ii.VD $5.00. Choice All of our boys' and girl's full All our boy blouses in white black hose and all our snort 8weat. We have 18 pairs men's all wool and fancies. Regular price $1.00 lengths in black, tan and OQ All men and boys sport sweat knickergf 8ize8 28 to 40. and $1.25.
All sizes. Your yc buff Your choice, pr. LjL ers ami heavy weight sweaters Values up to $10. Your AA choice or 4 pairs $1.00 DZt.UU All sizes. Regular price 50c pair.
at reduction. choice All our "bathrobes and lounging All our lumberjacks and heavy All men's and boys' fancy Shirts weight flannel shirts at id 20', I reduction. robes reduced 2o duct ion. AH Women's Wool jse Greatly Reduced We have 15 dozen on sale at prices to move them quickly. All or or $2.00 Jy tfcO These are wool and silk and wool mixture of the Baptist pastor, tbe members of the Stonewall Jackson camp will attend In a body, and Dr.
Smith has announced as his sermon the'me, "Lee, the Christ- Ian Gentleman." -0 NIJJOTT BREAKS DOWN NEW YORK, Jan. 14. (P)- Rnhprr TCIltnrt avanntlnnni at Sing Sing prison, took to his bed yesieraay wun a nervous brean down. Dr. Morton Hertz, his physician said he had been "pretty badly shaken" by the task of sending KUtn Snyder and Hnnrv Jurtd Gray to their deaths.
me iaea 01 executing a wo- he said, had pryed on the execuiioner mind. WILIi IS PROBATED nn ArinnT riimiiPBP Sri fOrhllT'P A MY 1 The will of the ate Emmet Wilson was probated yesterday In the city corporation court. The, document is, very short and, after payment of debts, Mr. Wilson left all of his estate, personal, real and mixed, to his sister, Miss Bessie h. Wilson.
At her death tbe estate is to be dt vi Jed, equally, among the children of the deceased's brother, Sheriff Writer B. Wilson. Miss Wilson is named executrix of the estate, the value0t which has not yet been -mwwwwyv I ilLlJIMlJ 1X1 AnXAWWWW-v.
