TOMORROW, FOR ONLY $1 You can have one of these new Hoosier Cabinets delivered to your home and pay the balance of the low cash price in weekly dues of sl—provided you enroll before our limited allotment is taken. (SSmml You may choose any of the new Hoosiers | -r— |||m^ I■■ B- ji- HH%I siightl 1* Beauty," or "Oak Interior" at ■ V-2 p flllpjffi P u Hoosier in your home at once. , 3. The low cash price fixed by the factory r is under the direct supervision of fHRe sale strictly limited to our small ' rT .^ : Your money back if you are not delighted The Woman Who Owns a Hoosier Beauty" to a ' most nothing. The Hoosier cuts the cords Adtrtifj in uajimt Magai.nm s^tlo that bind you to your kitchen. Take this oppor " WHITE BEAUTY"—THE tunity—enroll to-morrow. NEW HOOSIER CABINET e pj ace on sa j e tomorrow 40 LABOR-SAVING FEATURES a limited number of Pure Aluminum Sauce -17 ENTIRELY NEW pans, to women only. Full quart size This is the cabinet which contains Mrs. Fred- 1 erick's Food Guide ,answering the eterrtal ques- » tion, "What shall 1 cook for dinner?" It has the Hl| \ lljl ijl ml «f J k /7^ remarkable shaker flour sifter which cannot wear \ V " 'Wjjf This is the cabinet which reached a sale of over $1,000,000 immediately after it was placed before ># American women. The Hoosier factory has Aluminum Pans of this size sell regularly never caught up with orders since this new from 350 to 50^*. Iloosier appealed. ••it You do not need to buy anything else to 1 he opportunity to own it on the Hoosier dol lar plan is one you should seize at once. Other get one of these pans, but you must come women are making up their minds now and the early for these wont last long, sale is strictly limited. FURNITURE, w T —* O ° ur Liberal Te rms CARPETS, ff • I I I I 50c weekly on $20.00 STOVES m M. SI.OO weekly on $50.00 BID COLD. HUDACHY OR BILIOUS? REGULATE YOUR BOWELS! ID CENTS Break a bad cold? Yes! Surest cleansing with Cascarets and you will *ay in the world is to take two Cas- wonder in the morning what became of your misery-making cold. Carets to-night ana vou will wake up Carcarets is the surest cold breaker xvith a clear head and the cold gone, known —a 10-cent box will prove it. Try this! If headachy, stuffed up and Mothers should cure children's colds sore all over from a cold or grippe this way—no harm no dangerous give your liver and bowels a thorough drugs. CANDY CATHARTIC^ TO USE 2 CARLOADS OF SAWDUST LAYING TABERNACLE 'TRAIL' [Continued From First I'agc] meet. More than forty members ar«j in each of these committees. To-morrow night bands of six or eight workers will go out to prayer meetings to be held in the following co-operating churches: First Baptist, Covenant Presbyterian, l/emoyneUnited Evangelical, Summerdale Methodist, Steelton Methodist, Steelton United Evangelical ind the Steelton United Brethren. The Christ Lutheran Bible class will hold a rally to-night at 7.30 o'clock. "Billy" Shannon will be leader at the prayer meeting to bo held in the Allison Hill Fire Com pany's building this evening at 7.45. Every day more persons are enroll ing In the choir and orchestra which will furnish the music for the Stough tabernacle. Professor D. L. Spooner. Girlish Complexion Now Easily Acquired "A skin of blended snow, cream and rose" is the way an Ohio correspon- describes her newly acquired < oin- Wlexlon. She is one who lias adopted "mercollzed wax in place "f cosmetics, manage, steaming and other methods. Many who have tried tills marvelous wax report that Its effects are quite different from those of any other treat ment. It produces a complexion of ex quisite girlish naturalness, rather than one bearing evidence of having been artificially "made over." One that is Indeed "Nature's own." the result of gradually absorbing dead particles of surface skin, permitting the younger, healthier skin beneath to show itself and giving its pores a chanCe to breathe. Mercollzod wax, procurable at any drug store in original one ounce package, is put on at night like cold cream and washed eff In the morning. I have also had many favorable let ters from those who have tried the wrinkle-removing face bath which I recommended recently. If any have mislaid the formula, here it Is: 1 ox. powdered noxolite, dissolved in pt. witch hazel.—"Natalie" In the Woman Militant TUESDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH OCTOBER 20, 1914. who will direct the music and train the two organizations, will be here on October 31 to take charge. Mr. Spooner is a graduate of the 'O6 class of Lafayette College. He has been in evangelistic work for three years in Kansas, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Ala bama, Tennessee and Massachusetts. Stough executive committee mem bers say there is absolutely no truth In the rumor that Dr. Stough will re ceive SIO,OOO for his evangelistic work In this city. Dr. Stough will receive what people voluntarily give him on the last day of his campaign in this city. The only contract that ho has made with the executive committee Is that they shall pay all the current ex penses, such as the erection of the tabernacle, publllcty. and so on. He will receive no definite amount for his work while he is here. Dr. Spangler Tells of Effects in Other Cities At a meeting of the United Breth ren Ministerial Association yesterday the Rev. J. T. Spangler, pastor of the First United Brethren Church, Boas and Myrtle streets, spoke on "The Modern Evangelical Movement." Mr. Spangier's observations were based on personal investigations conducted in cities where campaigns have already been held. Mr. Spangler said In part: "At McKeesport: After nearly three years since the Sunday campaign con ditions remain the same, I have been informed that this city IB still a dif ferent city from what It was before and that ninety per cent, of the con verts are still to be found. "At Johnstown: After almost a year, the conditions are as In the city of McKeesport. Four hundred and thirty members were received Into the First United Brethren Church, four hundred of whom are still 'on their feet.' And the pastor told me that they are more reliable people j than those of his congregation who ; professed a reawakening. i "Elmlra: In a single week, and even |after the scheduled campaign had come to an end. Dr..Stough and his splendid party cleaned political house so thoroughly that the brewer woman boss of Elmlra and Shenning county was put out of business and to this day not a single gangster has gotten Into vHnD jhhbl Ik WBm :gLp ■Hi H MSf - £3mKS&MHF . H Mr* -*> JB ;v D. L. SPOONER Stough Party Member Who Will Lead 1,500-Volce Choir. office in the city and county. Speaking of the Harrisburg cam paign Mr. Spangler said: "The neigh borhood meetings, the mass meetings, the splendid organization and the ris ing tide of Interest and enthusiasm, such as the city has never witnessed, with many conversions already to the credit of the campaign, with evidences of God's hand on many sides. Investing lives with a new spirit and overcom ing difficulties attest the value of this modern movement. "A single life. 'Big Dick' Branaton of London and Berwick, born in a nonchrlstian home, his own master as to morals and religion, a thug in his teens, a gambler and race track gam bler in England, prize lighter and trainer of prize fighters, and second at prize lights, a licentiate and libertine, guilty of every crime In the catalog except murder, a scoffer at religion, profane in his family, a bully toward his wife and with an ambition to train his baby boy of three and a half years for the prize ring, a tough knocker and mocker In the Berwick campaign, just a social plague and contemptible fiend. Yet a Christian to-day as a re sult of this campaign, with a splendid record in Christian service, and get ting ready to enter the Moody Bible Institute at Chicago to train for evan gelism. "These are the considerations that compel respect for this amazing move ment and lor the campaign in Harris burg." The chorus for the tabernacle meetings Includes: Soprano—Mrs. Frank Smiley, Miss Katharine Kllpg. Miss Nellie Foulke, Mrs. William Harder, Miss Eleanor Shouff, Miss Hazel Fralm, Mrs. Clias. Kirk, Miss Amy Seibert, Mrs. Joseph Ibach, Mrs. Chas. Dewalt Mrs. Arthur Stoner, Miss Anna Wil kinson, Mrs. Olle Wagner, Miss Ruth Stoner, Mrs. Isaac Matchett, Mrs. W. Burris, Miss Olive Hall, Mrs. Austin Lightner, Miss Mary Markley, Miss Laura Crane. Miss Mae Patterson, Mrs. Bert Lightner, Miss Uuth Conkling, Miss Mary Turner, Miss Bessie Bennett, Mrs. C. B. Miller, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Chas. Hartzell. Mrs. E. J. FlsseL Mrs. J. W. Flnton. Mrs. Kobert Sterringer, Miss Marian Hart, Mrs. J. Mencer, Mrs. Chas. Shaf fer, Mrs. George Collier, Mrs. Frank Eby, Miss Katherine Jamison, Miss Jane Roth, Miss Esther Shade, Mrs. Amy Saylor. Miss Margaret Crane, Miss Minerva Blessing, Mrs. Yost, Mrs. Troxell, Mrs. T. Sears, Mrs. Kleippeter, Mrs. David Wise, Mrs. I. J. Dean, Mrs. Kalph Sellmyer, Mrs. Chas. Pee. Miss Tillie Wagner, Mrs. C. A. Martz, Mrs. Chas. Leiby, Miss Evelin Burg, Miss Alice Wert, Miss Violet Helm, Miss Mabel Winn, Miss Kath erine Mauh, Mrs. Robert Bratten, Miss Emma Gault. Mrs. Jacob Maxwell, Miss Helen Yo cum, Mrs. Sebourn, Mrs. Amos Mor rison, Miss Irese Rohrer, Miss Jennie Pry, Mrs. William W. Byrem, Miss Alva Shoop, Mrs. B. F. McClellan, Mrs. J. W. Bitterman. Miss Esther Wilson. Miss Mollie Perry, Miss Mabel Hoffsommer, Miss Lucile Smucker, Miss Alabel Wilson, Miss Winifred Wilson, Miss Mariam Brown, Mrs. Mary B. Geary, Mrs. C. C. Gastrock, Miss Gertrude Copland. Miss Gertrude Forsythe, Miss Kath erine Barnhart, Miss Eva Steigelman, Miss Ida Sourbeer, Miss Dora Sour beer, Mrs. Llllie Kinch, Miss Helen McClure, Miss Grace Lutz, Miss Mary McAllister, Miss Sarah Cresswell. Mrs. J. H. ICase, Mrs. J. H. Gitt, Miss Lillie Compton, Mrs. W. D. Pindar, Miss Julia Washburn, Mrs. George W. Sweigert, Mrs. Charles Curtis, Miss Jean Allen, Mrs. W. F. Steever, Mrs. T. M. Scehler. Mrs. Carl Heefner, Miss Catherine Keene, Miss Myrtle Schell, Mrs. H. A. Boyer, Mrs. H. G. Pedlow, Miss Rae Willis, Mrs. James Evans, Miss Anna Harris, Mrs. Anna Elder, Miss Sara C. Grimm. Miss Olive Huver, Miss Mary Heeser, Miss Margaret Templar, Miss Lila Sourbeer, Mrs. C. A. Smucker, Mrs. Chas. SinKer, Miss Susan Dunkle, Mrs. J, C. Filson, Miss Margaret Fil son, Mrs. William Shaffer. Miss Maud Shaffer, Miss Maud Watts, Miss Alice Foltz, Miss Elsie M. Theal, Miss Lola Prince, Miss Maria Elder, Miss Naomi Machael, Miss Pearl Weist, Mrs. Ed. Syler, Mrs. Laura Grannison. Miss Hannah Scott, Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mrs. Bosa Jones, Mrs. Mary Scott, Miss Alice Graydon, Mrs. James Taggert, Mrs. W. H. Bricker, Miss Minerva Boyer, Miss Helen Broomal, Miss Reah Miller. Mrs. Chas. Lackey, Mrs. A. S. Wil liams, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. F. B. Fink, Miss Ida Keel, Miss Bessie Bixler, Miss Millie Llngle, Mrs. J. A. Haas, Miss Mary Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Sykes. Miss Blanche Ennis, Miss Fern Grose, Miss Margaret Burgoon, Miss Sarah Burgoon, Miss Maude Parker, Miss Lydia Kutz, Miss Ruth Lappley, Miss Ines Miller, Mrs. John A. Swartz, Mrs. C. W. Batdorf. Mrs. J. H. Smith, Miss Gertrude Seitz, Miss Katherine First, Mrs. Anna Moyer, Mrs. 0. B. Fisher, Mrs. Nora Oren. Mrs. H. H. Hilbush, Miss Eliza beth Pefter, Mrs. J. F. Conrad, Miss Ada Kreider. Mrs. Adaline Graffles, Miss Lillian Goodyear, Mrs. Emma Fisher, Miss Francis Gill, Mrs. E. S. Troup, Miss M. Mayer, Mrs. Harry Frank, Miss Gertrude Eaton, Miss Clara Eaton, Miss Edith Fischler. Miss Pearl Nicely, Miss Francis Ramsey, Miss Elizabeth Newcomer, Miss Anna Fessler, Miss Mossle Mil ler, Mrs. W. H. Young, Miss Alice S. Lewis, Miss Esther Webb, Miss Kath erine Leas, Miss Lillian Speakman. Miss Evelyn Speakman. Miss Es ther Heagey, Miss Gertrude Ruber, Mrs. J. H. Holsberger, Mrs. E. C. Rerr. Mr#. Frant Ltnig, Mrs, Oscar Wertz, HOW THE STOVGH TABERNACLE Mrs. Rosa Kelley, Mrs. David Dively, Mrs. George Lego. Miss Nellie Liddick, Miss Mahel O'Neal, Miss Pauline O'Neal. Miss Jeanette Hoover, Miss Helen Erdley, Mrs. Isaac Boyer, Mrs. Chas. Urcich, Miss Grace McKelvy, Miss Francis Edds, Miss Leah Hoppes. Miss Laura Bricker, Miss Jane Kin zer, Miss Mary A. Laverty. Miss Ruth Laverty, Miss Carrie M. Miller, Mrs. Raymond Eckert, Miss B. Hess, Miss Mae Patterson, Miss Hazel Seibert, Miss Carrie Gable. Miss Florence I. Brown, Miss Mabel Winn, Miss Annie Carter, Miss Har riet Harrison, Mrs. Lucy Arrington, Mrs. Fannio Walker, Miss Elizabeth Reel, Mrs. Annie Green, Mrs. G. W. Young, Mrs. Harvey Eberly. Miss Mutzabaugh, Miss Maude Peace, Mrs. Oswald Hogentogler, Miss Alma Yost, Mrs. W. W. Clippinger, Mrs. Wm. Lebo, Mrs. Kreitzer, Miss Ella Shambaugh, Mrs. Wingert, Mrs. E. 11. Curry. Mrs. S. F. Roundsley, Mrs. Chas. Miller, Mrs. George W. Shuey, Mrs. Jennie Riegle, Mrs. Margarite Foff, Mrs. Elizabeth Hickey, Mrs. J. H. Eichle, Mrs. William Murphy, Mrs. J. Westbrook, Miss Verne Scliafer. Miss Viola Redman, Miss Elizabeth Hutter, Miss Clara Bennett, Miss O. J. Cassel, Mrs. Joseph Troup. Miss Buelah Parks, Miss Margarite Hossler, Miss Martha Shearer, Mrs. Clara Shuster, Mrs. Zephaniah Rogers. Miss Carrie Reichkert, Miss Elise Rineer, Mrs. George Miller, Miss Car rie Snavely, Mrs. Robert Runyan, airs. Fannie E. Runyan, Miss Carrie M. Snavely, Miss Sarah Mardorf, Miss Catherine Piek, Miss Margarette Tighlman. Miss Helen Tighlman, Miss Mildred Graham, Miss Martha Graham, Miss Margapet Glaiss, Miss Thelma Glaiss, Miss Agnes Sparrow, Miss Bertha Rohrer, Miss Nan Krabcr, Miss Mar garet Fry, Mrs. Daniel Graham. Miss Gertrude Kell, Miss Dorothy Stoner, Mrs. Tamsen F. Drinkwater, Miss Edna Pettlt, Miss Dortha Wild ers, Miss Sarah McCormick, Miss Alma McCurdy, Mrs. Chas. Raine, Miss Leah Fisher, Miss Viola Fisher. Miss Nellie Spangler, Mrs. Flora Sparrow. Mrs. W. P. Widenhammer, Miss Rachel Thomas, Miss Ruth Ba ker, Miss Emma Guger, Miss Annie Herre, Mrs. Clyde Lynch, Miss Nora Lerew, Mrs. Levi Sheaffer. Miss Martha Miller, Mrs. Margaret Edmondson, Miss Fay Remm, Miss Hope Remm, Miss Gertrude Hoover, Miss Carrie Walker, Mrs. David Cooper, Mrs. McClanigan, Mrs. N. A. Spidle, Mrs. E. A. Bossier. Miss Mabel Potteiger, Miss Rachel Nissley, Mrs. C. H. Runkle, Mrs. C. Y. Stamm, Mrs. H. R. Batdorf. Mrs. J. K. Runkle, Miss Ruth Spangler, Miss Edna I. Row. Miss Esther Bowman, Mrs. Agnes Shultz. Mrs. J. H. Clark, Mrs. M. Alice Boose. Mrs. J. E. Row, Miss May Ad ams, Miss Daisy Mateer, Miss Ethyl Disslnger, Miss Anna M. Arment, Miss Minnie E. Bailey, Mrs. W. K. Bum baugh, Miss Emily Carr. Mrs. Clyde M. McKelvey, Mrs. Harry W. Miller, Mrs. J. C. Peet, Miss Mary J. Ross, Miss Laura M. Bulick, Mrs. Chas. Dubbs. Miss Emily E. Miller, Miss Carrie Reinoehl, Mrs. D. S. Seitz. Mrs. S. G. Stauffer, Miss Rena B. Baish, Miss Helen Bright, Miss Stella Ulrich, Miss Anna Bowder, Mrs. J. A. Lyter, Mrs. Bomgardner, Mrs. J. Robinson, Mrs. Bruhel. Mrs. O. M. Bowers, Mrs. Jennie Colin, Mrs. Fellers. Miss Vera liar man, Miss Mary Heneh, Miss Grace Koowell. Mies Edna Lahdis, Miss Syl via Mathias, Mrs. H. O. Miller, Miss Mary Shupp, Miss Violet Stauffer, Miss Elva Stauffer. Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. H. Rupp. Miss Jessie Williamson. Miss Mary Walmor, Mrs. John E. Wlsley, Miss Catherine Edwards, Miss Mar garet Cook. Mrs. Samuel Weidemyer, Mrs. W. E. Dietrich, Miss Ruth Doyle, Mrs. Claude R. Engle, Miss Blanche Yowler. Miss Mary S. Smith, Miss Mildred Attick, Miss Alice Batdorf, Mrs. D. J. Bennett, Miss O. Dorothv Duncan, Mrs. D. A. Fry, Miss ICatherine Gettys. Miss Laura Hall, Miss Frank Lehman. Mrs. Harry Lid dick, Mrs. H. B. Lutz, Miss Ruth McCormick. Miss Lillian Potter, Miss Ethel Smith. Mrs. Spahr, Miss Alice Straub, Mrs. Thomas Meek, Miss Miriam Wyble, Mrs. H. Russell Rupp. Mrs. William Hitlow, Mrs. Bert Fet terhofT. Miss Ruth Sheaffer. Miss Irene Souders, Miss Anna Winkleman, Mrs. William Goldworth. Miss Edith Gold sorth. Miss Viola Pelrce. Miss Augusta Mathias. Miss Annie Deigle, Miss Daisy Marks, Miss Mary Fisher, Miss Laura Frantz. Mrs A. M. Lind • sav, Mrs. Hilton. Miss Baker. Miss Walker. Miss Edna Kimmel, Mrs. A. M. Hardv. Mrs. Wilbur Harris, Mrs. Cora E. Harr, Miss Sarah*Harr, Mrs. Chester Bvler, Mrs. Guy Kuich, Miss Mary Neeter, Mrs. Charles Adams, Mrs. Louis Sebourn, Miss Mary Brat tcri, Miss Maud Sites, Mrs. Lila John son, Mrs. David Fisher, Mrs. L. P. Noaker, Miss Mildred Harvey, Miss Ida Conner. Miss Belle Pancake, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. Roy WaJborn, Mrs. Harrv Jordon, Mrs. Frank Haw thorne. Mrs. Arthur Stoner, Miss Kath erine Rohrer, Mrs. Oeofge Hamer, Mrs. Lawrence Harvey. Miss Helen Bowers, Mrs. M. K. Conrad, Mrs. E. I J. Fields, Miss Grace Stoner. Miss Ida Beck, Mrs. Charles Cornelius. Mrs. George Eck ert. Miss Emily Mell, Mrs. J. A. Ger lock. Miss Grace Snyder, Miss Eleanor Snyder. Miss Elizabeth Hinkle, Mrs. Christ Germer. Miss Blanche Bower, Miss Jessie Bowers. Miss Edna Bow ers, Mrs. Watson. M'ss Mary Towsen, Mrs. Frank B. Kann, Miss Emma Sun day, Miss Floy Sunday, Miss May Hoover. Miss May Enders, Miss Violet Enders. Miss Marion Dean, Miss Ruth Fisher, Mrs. Theo. Stouf fer. Miss Tda Knouse Miss Martha Reck. MIBS Rattle Weidenhamer. Miss Anna Dugan, Miss Sarah Shireman, Miss Margaret Shoop, Miss Cora Dti can, Miss Pearl Yahn, Miss Alice My ers, Mrs. E. S. Selple. Mrs. C. A. Shel ley, Miss Anna Mary DeVerter, Miss Francis Weidenhamer, Miss Marion Pressler, Miss Mary Siple, Mrs. Fran cis Booser, Miss Anna Miller, Mrs. W. N. Shetter, Mrs. C. Bomgardner. Miss Mildred Carman, Miss Ella R. Wilson, MISS Katherine Germer. Miss Anna Bookus, Miss Pearl Raysor, Miss Bes sie Haysor, Mrs. W. F. Raysor, Miss Mary E. Swindells, Miss Josephine Hubler, Mrs. Mary Jones, Mrs. L. Cols- Kate, Mrs. J. H. Duncan, Mrs. Lottie McCahn, Mrs. J. E. Horner, Mrs. W. B. Rockwell, Miss D. B. Bowman, Miss Margarette Balthaser, Miss Sara J. Wiestling. Miss Esther Paul, Miss Marguerite L. Glrvin, Mrs. O. P. Glrvin, Miss Viola Black, Miss Mar garet Velder, Miss Alberta Smith, Miss Margaret Smith, Miss Esther Worden, Miss Helen Hampton, Miss Esther Kaufman, Mrs. S. R. Harris, Miss Adelia Kilgore, Miss Anna Gamber, Miss Katherine Dunkle, Mrs. Harvey Klear, Miss Olive Frey, Miss Mildred YVisliart. Miss Lenore Prlchard, Miss Margaret Kline, Mrs. C. C. Holland, Miss Carrie Wcller, Miss Helen Liv ingston, Miss Myra Eby, Miss Mary Oehring, Miss Kathryn Hughes, Miss I Ruth Atkinson, Miss Mabel Hall, Mfcjs Edith Hall. Miss Bessie Hall. Mrs. Beatrice Criswell. Miss Mar guerita Wiidman, Mrs. M. Urich, Miss Ruth A. Weeber, Mrs. P. Arnold, Mrs. F. Weber, Miss Susan Kawel, Miss Mae Jeinklns, Mrs. N. Watts, Miss Emma Sliaffner, Miss Mary E. Swartz, Miss Roberta E. Swartz, Miss Helen Mulli gan. Mrs. W. Elder, Mrs. W. H. Rail man, Miss Florence Nulter, Mrs. I). S. Loo, Mrs. IT. E. Dallman, Mrs. J. T. Holbert. Mrs. A. E. Tomlinson, Miss Ora Miller, Mrs. E. F. Weaver, Mrs. Gettis, Mrs. Thomas Hess. Mrs. Em mons Hess, Mrs. Sidney Keith, Miss Edna Forrer, Mrs. EfTle Ellis. Miss Lillian McClain, Mrs. J. Frank Palmer. Miss Annie Free. Mrs. H. D. Sollenberger, Miss M. J. Sollenberger, Mrs. Phoebe Turner, Miss Minnie Bai ley, Mrs. James Bates, Miss Emma Sauders, Miss Stickley, Miss Man' E. Selders. Miss Martha Selders. Miss Martha Rose, Mrs. Jennie Shelly, Mrs. Karl D. FORK, Mrs. Edmunds, Miss Carrie A. Roe. Miss Ruth Harris, Miss Carrie Weiser, Miss Catherine Speck, Miss Luella Speck, Mrs. Hamson, Miss Florence Speck, Miss Edith Stauffer, Mrs. W. A. Hamm, Miss Minnie Burt ner. Miss Stella Arnold, Miss Elsie Harmnn, Miss Alice Wil son, Mrs. Harry Ulrich, Mrs. F. S. Xllrlch, Mrs. Lawrence Sliepley, Mrs. L. G. Monn. Mrs. James Shultz, Mrs. E. 1-andis, Miss C. Monn, Miss Anna Brenneman, Mrs. H. O. Miller, Mrs. George Young. Mrs. E. H. Sidel, Mrs. W. Swope. Mrs. J. Sowers, Mrs. W. G. Starry, Mrs. Edward Strlckley, Mrs. G. D. Pentz. Mrs. Edwin Knisely, Mrs. Ella Rnsli, Miss E. Gertrude Heffel, finger. Miss Ruth Heffelfinger, Miss Ella Fenlcal, Miss Ruth Fitzgerald, J Irs. Mary Wertz. Miss Susan Long, Mrs. Mary Rolllson, Mrs. William Lynne, Miss Marguerite Smith, Miss Elizabeth Swilkey, Mrs. Thomas Reish, Miss Josephine Ebersole, Miss Villa Zerbe, Miss Helen Lynne, Miss Nora Plough. Miss Susan Rhoades, Miss Ma rie Nell. Miss Esther Nell, Mrs. Millard Hess. Miss Isabel Saul, Miss May Benner, Miss Marian Bach man, Miss Mary Mumma, Miss Flor ence Stoyer, Miss Mary Lescure, Miss Martha Knisely, Miss Marguerite Fleagle, Mrs. C. M. Spahr, Mrs. N. Y. Parthemore. Miss Eleanor Crain, Miss Mary Beachler, Mrs. Florence E. Calder. Mrs. F. Lawrence, Mrs. John Rolbert, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. H. S. Swartz. Miss Jennie Sellers, Mrs. W. Mailey, Mrs. John Ray, Mrs. W. S. Booth. Miss Amy Bird, Miss Mary- Crawford, Miss Rlioeda Kautz, Miss Kutliryn Dubbs, Mrs. Lizzie Page. Alto—Miss Helen Roher, Miss Edith Hartman, Miss Sara Powell, Miss Helen Oilman. Miss Gertrude Edwards, Mrs. Ralph Wolf, Miss Olive Sweigert, Miss Sara Sheesley, Mrs. Elizabeth Watkins, Mrs. William Meek, Mrs. Frank Hay, -Mrs. E. B. Luigard, Mrs. Harry Motter, Miss Viola Smith. Mrs. E. McElhoes, Mrs. Emma Lehman, Miss Gertrude Bolton, Miss Elsie Da | vis, Miss Miriam Carl, Mrs. E. K. Mountz, Mrs. J. E. Gip ple. Miss Mabel Bright, Mrs. Edna F. Mann, Miss Carrie Reiley, Miss Edna Balsbaugh, Mrs. Cora Free, Mrs. Ella Banks, Miss Goldie Otstof, Mrs. Ella Otstof, Miss Gertrude Stouffer. Miss Margaret Gause, Mrs. S. K. Mackamer, Miss Ethel Early, Mrs. Charles Early, Miss Edna Mozingo, Miss Dessle Mo zlngo, Mrs. Frank Conrad. Miss Mar garetta Brownawell, Mrs. Frank Mac- Donald. Mrs. A. R. Jerauld, Miss Caro line Gebhardt, Miss Maude Eppley, Mrs. C. Samson, Miss Florence Flnper, Mrs. Stella Macey, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs. Ida Wright, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. E. S. Schilling, Miss Ethel Batdorf. Mrs. Bess Lambert, Mrs. John Lapplcy, Sr., Miss Emma Lorenz, Mrs. Edward Book, Miss S. E. Butler, Miss Emma Hollinger, Miss Lulu Beard, Miss Ruth Taylor, Miss Dorothy Gibbons, Miss Carrie MeCahan, Miss Blanche Ging erich, Miss Dorothy Hoke, Miss Edith McCann. Mrs. Clyde Nelss. Miss Jose phine Rineer, Mrs. Ed. Drinkwater, Miss Anna Spangler, Mrs. Levi Shep.ffer. Miss Anna Black, Mrs. Maley, Miss Irene Little, Mrs. S. V. Sheoffer. Miss Ethel Sheaffer, Miss Margaret Edmondson. Mrs. Harry Baurn, Mrs. Robert Wlnegardner, Mrs. U. F. Swengel, Miss Carrie Zlegler, Miss Gertrude Ziegler, Mrs. F. Marion Sourbeer, Miss Stella Metagar, Miss Anna Sdurbeer, Miss Maud Duey, Mrs. F. C. Armstrong, Mrs. J. Harry Steele, Miss Nancy E. Canan, Miss Mary Huber, Miss Grace Welsh, Mrs. W. I. Shreiner. Mrs. W. L. Troup, Mr*. John McMeln, Mrs. Joseph Troup, Miss Margaret Reel, Mrs. Bertha Fen stiinaker, Mrs. Bertha Moust, Mrs. Harry Devore. Mrs. Andrew Robinson, Mrs. Ross Hoyer. Mrs. Robert Geesey, Miss Anna Souders, Miss Opal Pelrce, Miss Gay Beard, Miss Ruth Spangler, Mrs. F. T. Spangler, Miss Mildred Burke. Miss Minerva Early, Mrs. pie. Miss Mary E. Dietrich, Mrs. J. L. Barr. Miss Luella Lehman, Miss Lil lian Quigley, Miss Helen Stephens, Miss Margaret Sullenberger. Miss Grace Linhart, Miss Emma Murray, Mrs. Robert Koons, Mrs. Clarence Grlffee, Mrs. Susie Ewell, Mrs. Irene Taylor. Mrs. A. M. Taylor, Miss Grace Balsbaugh, Miss Evangeline Balsbaugh, Miss Ida An derson, Miss Helen Stephens, Miss Es ther Stouffer, Miss Emma Lleb, Miss Kelly, Miss Minerva Hepford, Mrs. J. G. Harvey, Mrs. W. W. Stewart, Miss Mae Ewing, Miss Helen Bratten, Miss Alice Wright, Mrs. Wilmer Crow, Miss Verna Miller. Miss Alary Evans, Miss Eleanor DeSllvery, Mrs. Don Manahan, Mrs. Grace Watson, Miss Lenora Gard ner. Mrs. Charles William, Mrs. Edna Mann, Miss Mary Garland, Miss Dor othy Teats, Miss Margaret Tyson, Mrs. Shimmeliing. Miss Mary Weller, Mrs, Beryl Kawel, Miss Margaretta Reed, Mrs. R. Shoemaker, Miss Hallio Mathews, Mrs. Etta Mackey, Miss Es ther Maekey, Mrs. R. K. Mathias, Misa Lila Greenawalt. Miss Wynne Cassel, Miss Anna Wen gert, Mrs. William N. Yates. Mrs. Frank L. Meek. Mrs. W. C. Zeiders, Mrs. C. L. Smith. Miss Beulali Hover ter. Miss Ethel Waid, Mrs. William F. Scliell. Miss Dora Dyer. Miss Sellers, Miss Anna Hammelbaugli, Miss Mar tha C'resswell, Miss Nellie Jones; Mrs. A. J. Lightner. Mrs. J." H. Snyder. Miss Villa Baker, Miss Emma Stoner, Miss Ethel Hall, Mrs. George Miller, Miss Susie Spahr, Miss Ruth Ster ringer, Mrs. George Reed, Miss Mil dred Conltling, Mrs. P. A. Deckard. Mrs. Setli 11. Barnhart, Miss Meda Woods. Mrs. John Beam, Miss Mary Crane, Mrs. George Reed, Miss Irene L>omis, Miss Margaret Turner. Miss Margaret Shoaff, Mrs. Charles Kochinov, Mrs. William Yo cum, Miss Maudalen Shoaff, Mrs. Wes ley Weaver, Mrs. Worcester. Miss Ida Dimm. Miss Annie Dimm. Miss Grace Sparver, Mrs. N. H. Miller. Mrs. Mary Mark. Miss Sara Speck. Miss Esther Nelbel, Mrs. Harry Beck, Mrs. Ira Engle, Mrs. I. M. Nisley, Miss Erma, Henry, Miss Alice Rollison, Miss Es ther ilarnel, Miss Ida Long, Misa Eliz abeth Shunk. Miss Edna Kurtz. Mrs. Ida Behney, Miss Margaret Haas, Miss Ruth Sauders, Miss Ida Plough and Mrs. Walmer. Tenor —Charles M. Storey, Robert Storey, George W. Sweigert, H. A. Boyer, W. S. Schell, William Meek, R. K. Bergstresser, W. E. Detrich, Ralph E. Parthemore. Earl Caton, Charles F. Clipplnger. Charles McCoy, Robert Anderson, Joseph Wolf, Elmer Keim. A. B. Stouffer. F. H. Hartman, F. A. Lutz, Harvey Batdorf, Arthur Eby, Harrv Hover, A. G. Bachman, L. H. Zarker, H. O. Miller. S. R. Harris, .T. A. Clark. A. T. Sides, David Mohn, Mr. McDonald. Samuel S. Fackler, Harry M. Bretz, Professor Ellenberger.Tliomas E. My ers, Professor Elmore Smith, Wesley F. W. Townsend, Frank L. Hutter, Charles H. Rur > .J. C. A. Hoover. W. IL Myers. H. R. Botdorf, S. A. Wen gert. A. H. Ritter, Walter Greenfield, Elmer Moyer, Benjamin Woltz, Sam uel Garman, Stephen Gruber, John Bluster, Russell Smith, Paul Bard, Charles Fisher, Clarence Kirk, Robert Michael, Edward Stoner. J. A. Shettel, Richard S. Chellew, Oeorgo G. Young, H. F. Sheesley, Edward Harrison, Harry Weirich, E. L. B. Vogel, Charles R. Bartley, Thomas Smith, J. A. Mil lard. Evan Evans, Ira Behney, D. S. Loe. A. D. Pa*ne, H. P. Kiins. O. M. Bowers, Wallace Smedly, J. Frank Palmer, W. C. E. Yoder. John F. Holbert, E. A. Heffel flnger. W. Walter Whitman, George L. Ebersole, Wilson Ebersole, Harry Sacks, Millard Hess, Emos Wenrlck, C. A. Hollenbaugh, A. F. Sides. J. K. Stevens. Walter Majiley, F. W. Thomas, F. H. Shaull. R. C. Krenger, Jacob E. Watson. A. R. Calder. C. E. Whitman, L. Miller, A. Fink, D. Heisey, W. D. Reed. D. Sollenberger, R. Ward, Roy Stetler. Wldney Peffer, William L. High, Martin Miller, William Scherfley, Richard Roebuck, Oris Oren, Merrin Oren. Samuel Mahaffey, Delroy White, Edward Book, D. W. Cotterel, J. W. Frank, Paul Daugherty, Guy Kinch, Louis Sebotirn, Thomas Spofford, Carl Swope, Roy I Continued on Pa ere 81 CROSS, FEVERISH GUILD IS BILIOUS OR CONSTIPATED Look, Mother! If tongue is coated give "California Syrup of Figs" Every mother realizes, after giving her children "California Syrup of Figs," that this is their ideal laxative, because they love its pleasant taste and it thoroughly cleanses the tender little stomach, liver and bowels with out griping. When cross, irritable, feverish or breath is bad, stomach sour, look at the tongue mother! If coated, give a teaspoonful of this harmless "fruit laxative,' and in a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, aour bile and undigested food passes out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. When its little system ts full of cold, throat sore, has stomach ache, diarrhoea, indigestion, colic — remember, a good "Inside cleansing" should always be the first treatment given Millions of mothers keep "California Syrup of Figs" handy; they 'know a teaspoonful to-day saves a sick child to-morrow. Ask your druggist for a 50-eent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs." which has directions for babies, children of all ages and grown-ups printed on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here, so don't be , fooled. Get the genuine, made by i "California Fig Syrup Company. "—- , Advertisement. 9
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers