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25ft —Tiz 15c Special own low prices 500 —Creme de Meridor 29ft
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REMEMBER THE NAME AND NUMBER
Tf IP 7V fTTI "V*. C 321 Market Street
11 VIV 1 U Harrisburg Pa.
Chief of Erie's Fire
Department Is Dead
Erie, Pa.. Aug. 20.—John J. McMahon,
chief of the Erie fire department, died
er.rly to-day from injuries received
two weeks ago in the Mill i reek flood.
Chief McMahon whle attempting a
rescue in the flood area was swept
away and for a time his name was
listed with the dead. Several hours
later he was found floating in a mass
of wreckage and taken to a hospital.
He was severely injured and a few
days ago developed typhoid-pneu
monia. He had been chief of the fire
department since 1893.
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jj Shines
Mv? | Without
ii .
j [ beautiful gloss
Mason's
Black Dressing
Free from acid. Preserves the
shoe. Try it and see.
Fifty shines for one dime. At
dealers' everywhere.
JAS. S. MASON CO.
134-140 N. Front St., Philadelphia
WILLOW GROVE
°* t * le rog anc * Switch Dept.
ElAlUlVlJlUn The Pennsylvania Steel Company
To Willow Grove
Saturday, August 21, 1915
Fare, Adults $2.00 Half Fare SI.OO
Train leave. P. A R. Station, HanJahnrg. at A. M.
Train leave* P. A R. Station, Steelton, at 4.00 A. M.
Train leavea P. A R. Station, Mlddletonn, at 4.80 A. M.
FRIDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH AUGUST 20, 1915
ill HIS W
NAMES ON PETITION
Republican Candidate For County
Commissioner Files Nomina
tion Papers
MMHB Nominating pet-
JJ-tj )( Jlf tions were filed this
morning with the
jlfc/ Jp Dauphin County
Commissioners by
Charles H. Harman
of Wiconisco, can
didate for the Re-
IHTI V|||lkl§ publican nomina
-sjrnlritillnfre commissioner. Har
man has neen a jus
tice of the peace at
Wiconisco for sixteen years.
His nominating petitions contain
the names of 227 Republican electors
most of whom are residents of the
upper end of the county.
Eleven Wiconisco township candi
dates for township offices filed peti
tions as follows Socialists, Harry C. I
Dietrich, East precinct, inspector of
election; David O. Shamper, constable;
Henry L. Kniley. supervisor: John H.
Sallada, assessor, west precjnct; John
W. Rowe, school director; Joseph E.
Matter, school director; Edward Holtz
man, inspector of election, west pre
cinct: Republicans, J. Allen Rowe,
road supervisor; Daniel K. Witmer,
constable; George W. Smith, school
director; Democrat, Edward A. Min
nich. assessor, East precinct.
Other candidates to file petitions in
cluded the following: Adam Hlcker
nell, Jr.. Democrat, precinct assessor,
second precinct. Third wars, Middle
town; Aaron G. Coble. Republican,
school director, Conewago township;
Joseph 8. Rlsser, Republican, super
visor, Conewago township; Dr. Donald
I. Rutherford, Republican, burgess,
Paxtang; James O'Brien, Democrat,
inspector of election, east ward, Wii
liamstown; Grant G. Miller, Republi
can. supervisor, Williams township;
Augustus Donatello, Democrat, high
constable, Steelton; William H. Nell,
Democrat, school director, Steelton.
These Swatara township Republi
cans filed papers: Percy I. Parthemore,
school director, six years; James Pearl,
Judge of election, fourth precinct;
Harry Sweigard, inspector of election,
first precinct; William M. Still, Jr.,
commissioner, first precinct; John R.
Brunner, judge of election, first pre
cinct.
Dauphin Republicans entered these
papers: William H. Shields, constable;
Walter A. Shaffer, inspector of elec-
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tion; Charles Eby, auditor; William J.
Garman, burgess; Lewis H. Maus, Lin
coln Masner, Thomas G. Sweitzer and
J. D- M. Reed, councllmen; T. C.
Gerberich, and Orestes W. Deibler,
school director; William H. Ege, jus
tice of peace; William D. Fisher, judge
of election; C. H. Cooper, auditor.
John Gruber, Democratic, of Middle
Paxton township, lllea for constable.
These city candidates put in their
papers: Charles Wolf, ward assessor,
Second ward; R. W. Young, Republi
can, inspector of election, third pre
cinct, Second ward; Horace G. Oves,
Republican, inspector of election, first
precinct. Second ward; Michael Dera
ma, Republican, judge or election, first
precinct, Second ward; Franklin E.
Poore, Democrat, judge of election,
second precinct, Tenth ward.
MAR OPERA PROMISED
By Assodtatcd Press
Venice. Aug. 19.—Glacomo Puccini,
the Italian composer, arrived in Venice
to-day from a visit to the front. Dur
ing his trip he met Gabriele d'Annun
zio. the poet, who is serving as a lieu
tenant In the army. D'Annunzio has
agreed to write the libretto of an opera
dealing withe European war in an alle
gorical manner. Puccini is to compose
the score.
FRUIT LINER MISSING
By Associated Press
New Orleans, La.. Aug. 20.—The
United Fruit liner Marowljne, overdue
from Belize, British Honduras, since
Monday night, had not been heard
from to-day. The vessel has aboard
35 passengers and a crew estimated at
fioin 25 to 40.
READING NEXT MEETING PLACE
Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 20.—At a
session of the National Association of
Mutual Insurance Companies which
closed to-day Reading, Pa., was se
lected as the 1916 convention city.
TRUSTEES SELECT BLUE
By Associated T*ress
Washington, D. C.. Aug. 20.—Trus
tees of the American medicine gold
medal award have unanimously se
lected Surgeon-General Blue, of the
Public Health Service, as the American
physician who has done most for
humanity in the dojnain of medicine
during 1914.
POMCE LOOK FOR THIEF
police are looking for the man
who robbed the house of Mrs. R E
Reese, New Cumberland, during her
absence, taking SBO after ransacking
the house.
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