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Dogs Buried in Costly Graves, Babies
Suffer
By DOROTHY PIX
A rich woman has given $3,500 to
land, and the opening of this aristo
cratic burying ground for pampered
Fidos is to be accomplished with much
ceremony, with a dog standing at the
gate to receive the first canine fu
neral that takes place.
What do you think of that? Isn't
It enough to make even a dog howl
with disgusted protest?
What sort of a heart can a woman
have who gives $3,500 to build a
mausoleum for dogs, when there are
tens of thousands of starving babiae
at her very door?
What kind of a queer, distorted
philanthropy can prompt such a gift
that puts the welfare of a dead ani
mal above that of a live human be
ing?
Thirty-five hundred dollars is a
large sum. With it one can do much
to alleviate the sufferings of the world.
With it one can save many lives and
bring happiness into many homes.
With It one can change the whole
course of existence for dozens of peo
ple and lift them out of the slough of
misfortune up on to the broad high
way where they can make their own
toward success.
The hot summer is upon us in which
I':'r babies of the slums sicken and
< i . mainly because they are under
! 'iiirished and their poor mothers
have not the means with which to buy
milk for them or the Ice with which
to keep what they do buy fresh and
nveet.
Hundreds Could Be Saved by $3,500
Worth of Milk
Hundreds of these babies will perish
within the next three months who
could be saved if the $3,500 that is
going into this cemetery for dead
dogs was spent on establishing pure
milk stations where good milk would
be given away to the needy.
Go down any of the streets of the
East Side on a hot, sweltering day
and look at the white, pinched faces
of the little children whose only play
ground is the blistering sidewalk and
whose every breath draws in the mal
odorous, contaminating air that reeks
of garbage cans and decaying fruit
end vegetables and all the evil smells
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
TIME TABLE
In Effect June 17. 1918.
TRAINS leave Harrluburg—
For Wlncheoter and Martinsburg u
ft 03, *7:52 a. m.. p. m.
For Hagerstown, Chambersburg, Car
lisle, Mechanics burg and intermediate
Stations at *5:03. *7.62. *11:58 a. nu
•2:40, 6:37. *7:45, *11:00 p. m.
Additional trains tor Carlisle and
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«:Bu, 8:35 a. m.
For Dllisburg at 8:08. *7:81 and
"11:63 a. m.. 1:18. *8:40. 6:37 and 1:88
p. m.
•Dally. All other trains dally except
Sunday. B. A. RIDDLE.
3. H. TONOE. O. P. 4L
Don y t Suffer Longer
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and depressed. These conditions usually indicate a dis
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THURSDAY EVENING,
that abound where human beings live
too closely crowded together.
If the spot, amid the trees and
grasses of I-.ong Island and swept by
Its sea winds that Is to be. set apart
as sacred to the carcasses of dead
dogs were turned Into a playground
for these poor living children, what a
blessing it would be to them! How
the fresh air would bring back the
color to the pale little cheeks! How
the flabby muscles would strengthen
as they romped among the daisies!
How the ozone of the country air
would put to rout the demon of tu
berculosis already beginning to hover
about the doomed little creatures!
Thirty-five hundred dollars would
give many a child the week or two
in the country that would mean life
and health to it. Surely an object is
well worth while as preserving the
bones of a deceased Pomeranian. Cer
tainly the shouts of Joy of little chil
dren going up from a beauty spot of
nature are as pleasing to heaven as
the wails and lamentations of a neu
rotic woman weeping over the tomb
of her dead pug.
Would Establish Fine Snmmer Camp
Thirty-five hundred dollars would
establish a summer camp where poor
working girls who have come to the
last ounce of their endurance could
have a few weeks* rest and gather
themselves together again and get
fresh strength and courage to begin
the battle of life once more.
It would make a place where over
worked mothers with their sickly
babies could go for a little while and
be given a new lease on life. It would
buy an entrance into a home for
many a forlorn old woman where she
would be safe from the winds of win
ter and the suns of summer and be
able to end her days In peace and
comfort.
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ANDREW SLITZER, JR.
Andrew 81itzer, Jr., 1020 Market
street, a graduate of Pennsylvania
State College, class of 1915, Is now one
of the Instructors in surveying at that
institution in the engineering division.
Mr. Slitzer is 24 years old. He is a
graduate of the Harrisburg Central
High school, class of 1911. He was
educated in the parochial schools of
the city, then going to the Harrisburg
Academy and Anally entering high
.school.
At State College he was a student In
the civil and highway engineering
! classes, graduating this year. He then
obtained a position in Reading as an
assistant civil engineer in the plant of
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HAHRISBURG telegraph
"We Are in a Hole" Says
British Military Writer
By Associated Press
London, Oct. 21, "Wo are In :
ft hole, says the military cor- j
respondent of the Evening Standard,
commenting on the present situation, j
"It Is not the first time we have been '
In a hole.
"We have lost faith in the ability of |
our statesmen and in the strategic con
duct of the war and in the willingness j
of the people to support the war; three ]
of four very serious Questions now ex- j
ercise the minds of politicians and pub
lic alike and threaten to wreck the |
Government."
RANKS OF STRIKERS UNBROKEN
By Associated Press
Schenectady. N". Y., Oct. 21.—The i
ranks of the strikers at the local plant j
of the General Electric Company r«- i
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morning would sever all connection
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j SUICIDE ATTEMPT FAILURE
Mary Ellen Peters, 1302 "Wallace
! street, wlio attempted to commit sui
j clde Saturday by drinking carbolic
j acid, was sent home yesterday from
j the Harrisburtc Hr.splta!, where she
j had lieen taken lor treatment.
! MOONSHINERS PLEAD GUILTY
By Associated Press
Fort Smith, Ark.. Oct. 20.—Seven
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|to (letraud the government in the
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OCTOBER 21, 1915.
5,000 Killed Each Year
Trespassing on Railroads
By Associated rress
Philadelphia, Oct. 21. —More than
5,000 persons are killed each year
while trespassing o» railroad tracks
or stealing rides on trains, according
to figures presented at yesterday's ses
sion of the fourth annual congress of
the National Safety Council. This does
not include grade crossing accidents,
which have increased since the auto
mol lle became a common vehicle, ac-
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K "Open Saturday nights until 10.30 o'clock (• ae
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B Mail Ordera Filled by Parcels Post.
157 Sto"<»p in 07 C.itieß
cording to the report presented to
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i United States.
POSTMASTERS ARE APPOINTED
Special to The Telegraph
| Washington, Oct. 21. J. F. Sehreck
! was appointed to-day by President
"Wilson as postmaster at Ephrata,
Pa. Fourth class postmasters appoint
ed for Pennsylvania are: Notch. Ida.
Hazen; Saulshury, Jonas A. Wagrcer?
Walters Park, Noah M. Walter.