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BALL DECORATION
TO COST NOTHING
Everything. Including Services,
Donated For Big Charity
Benefit
NAME FLOOR COMMITTEE
Parties Coming From Out of
Town—Mrs. Tener Guest of
Mrs. Reynders
T-'our thousand bunches of wistaria.
Six hundred Japanese iris.
Kour hundred electric lights.
' Three hundred fir trees.
Two hundred barrels of pine
•leedles. etc.
Smilax by the hundreds of yards.
Flowers.
Great curtain of old rose velvet for
stage.
Electric'current and services of the
wiring corps of 'he Ilarrisburg l.ight
■t Power Company, and services of
• Charles I'ttley. florist.
Everything Donated
AJI these essentials in the splendid
leeorative scheme for the bis Charity
Ball to-morrow evening have been
donated to the committee for the
.•ause for which the season's crown
ing social event is being given—the
general fund of the Associated Aid
jocieties of Itarrisburg.
Other things that will figure in the
■iecorations might be mentioned—the
real temple bells for instance that
nave been brought from faraway
Japan and loaned to the committee
for the occasion by Albert Keleey. the
famous Philadelphia architect. Chest
nut street auditorium by the way is
o be converted into a Garden of Old
Japaji and many of the quaint and
lurious swords, daggers, and other
mplements of warfare of the Sumurai
have been loaned to help give the
accessary touches of realism to the
aall.
Mean so Much in Dollars
All these contributions mean just
■lo much in dollars end cents for the
•ause. The expenses will be paid,
•eally. by the proceeds derived from
he sale of the sixteen boxes —all of
which, by the way. have been dis
posed of. and by the advertising. That
-ncans that practically the entire huge
jum that will be netted from the sale
of the tickets will go to the Asso
ciated Aids. Just remember that
when you hesitate about sending your
.•heck for jour tickets.
Details for the Ball are practically
complete. To-night the dresp re
hearsal for the Pageant of Dancing
will be held. All the gowns and uni
forms which have been obtained for
the purpose by the participants will
arrive front Xew York to-day. Final
rehearsals of the augmented Stauffer's
Orchestra, of Carlisle, and Mira
Leraer's Orchestra of this city which
will play alternately for the dancing,
will be held this afternoon.
Floor Committee is Named
The tloor committee has been ap
pointed. It consists of John Fox
"Weiss, chairman. J. S. Lowengard.
Henderson Gilbert, Vance C. McCor-,
inick. Edwin S. Herman. Joseph C. j
•"Master, Carl B. F.ly, Dr. Harvey F.
Smith. David Kaufman. Mercer B.
Tate, Edgar Marks, Frank J. Brady,
Morris E. Jacobson. O. P. Beekley. V.
Hummel Berghaus. Simon Hirsch,
Porter Hammond. Joseph Xachman.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING,
THE KEYSTONE STATE FAIR I
■ A WONDER WORLD
FOR THE CHILDREN
I A Great Stale "Convention" Which Will Better We Want the Parents of Every Child in This
the Lives of Millions Now and In the Future. County to Share In the Ownership of This
Xo event in Pennsylvania has worked The Keystone State Fair and Industrial Ex- Great Industrial and Educational Movement.
for such universal good of the children as is position in going to fill a long felt want—a long
assured by the approaching Keystone State felt NEED. Many of our sister Mates have con- Teach your children the importance of ownership. Instil
Fair. In this unparalleled state gathering the ducted btate fairs, and every one has reported into their young minds the principles of business. You can
welfare of the younger generation will receive astonishing good—and there has never been teach them a great lesson right now by your becoming per- \ s /
■ « consideration which is sure to revolutionize a state that has gone to such ends in prepara- sonally interested in the Keystone State Fair, by showing them \AT HASfiISBURG /
Whatevef occupation 9 >lv«nU. that you are a part owner and a co-worker. A limited amount \ A /
K Keystone State Fair is going to show that parent Buildings for all purposes are being erected at of capital stock at SIO.OO per share, par value, is offered to
how Ills condition in life can be Improved, and a °°st ®' over $750,000.00, and a two-mile auto the cttlnens of your county. By taking advantage of this lim- \ ( jfflnk J
how this Improvement is going to uplift the speedway which is conceded to he among the ited offer vou will not only be expressing your sentiment to- \ f \ /EBBBm /
I7jr tit kreal'cathea-in J"t oT«i WOr " ""L, Bo . lt ?, hen ward the success of the Keystone State Fair, but you will he \ J '°/
iora u> aiiow ini* great gathering to pans with- all these wonderful factors get going in full blast, .. - . . . , - \ r MBwHil #
out having his children see the interesting and this old world is going to see a State Fair that taking part in an enterprise which is certain to produce for 1 _ twQIQI B I EH /
beneficial sights. will be REAL. you astonishing dividends. f
I KEYSTONE STATE FAIR and INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION vHS/ !
I KUNKLE BLDG., HARRISBURG. PA. * I ,500,000.00 I
Charles IS. Covert, A. K. Buchanan,
and C. M. Kaltwasser.
Whole parties of guests are com
ing from nearby towns. John hinder
Lewis A. Sadler will bring down
[ parties from Carlisle and Mrs. R. X.
Thomas from Medianicsburg; ex-
Governor and Mrs. Tenet - will be
there as guests of Mrs. J. V. W. Reyn
ders.
E\-Goveinor and Mrs. Toner Coming
And here are some names of well
known people who have been added to
the roll of the honorary committee:
Cyrus K. Woods, Secretary of the
Commonwealth; Additional Law
Judge S. J. M. McCarrell; Samuel D.
Rambo. E. J. Staekpole, Dr. Harvey
I". Smith, 11. G. Gohlsborough, David
K. Tracy, W. Walley Davis, K. Herbert
Snow, <M. Ivaltwasser, George 15.
Etter, John Hotter, Mrs. A. G. Knisely,
IS. R. Sponslcr, William M. Donald
son. Mrs. David Kaufman, Walter. S.
Sehell, John 10. Fox. Austin Brandt,
J. K. Bowman, 11. 11. Bowman, John
Price Jackson, Samuel C. Todd, John
11. F rants, Dr. J. B. McAlister, Frank
<'. Sites, the Misses •""lute and Walter
I'. Maguire.
I* ROT F.ST AGAINST SALOONS
Special to the Telegraph
Sunbnry, Pa., Jan. 19.—Remon
strances containing more than 1,000
names, against all Watsontown hotels
were filed in the office of the clerk of
the courts of .Northumberland coun
ty. to-day. it is alleged that there is
no necessity for drinking places in ihe
borough.
Watsontown lias three licensed
places, the Criffen and Mansion
houses, and Cooner's Hotel.
OFFER HALL TO UOROFGII
Special to the Telegraph
West Fairview, Pa., Jan. 19. —At a
meeting of borough council next
month the Good Will Fire company
will offer the fire hall for meeting pur
poses of council in the coming year.
The borough will not be charged for
the use of the hall. The company is
taking this step in an effort to show
its appreciation of the help council
has given them.
STRICKEN ON" WAV HOME
Special to the Telegraph
Waynesboro. Pa., Jan. 19. lra
Snowberger died suddenly yesterday
from tuberculosis. He had been to see
his mother in North street and while
on his way home he was stricken with
! a hemorrhage and expired a minute
after ho had reached the house. He
is survived by his wife and three small
children.
SCHOOJJIOI'SE BI'RN'S
Special to the Telegraph
Gettysburg. Pa., Jan. 19. —Fitter's
schoolhouse, in Cumheriarid township,
three miles from here, was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning.
SIMPLE WAY TO
END DANDRUFF
There is one sure way that has
never failed to remove dandruff at
once, and that is to dissolve it, then
you destroy it entirely. To do this,
just get about four ounces of plain,
common liquid arvon from any drug
store (this Is all you will need), apple
It at night when retiring; use enough
to moisten the scalp and rub it in
gently with the finger tips.
By morning, most if not all, of vour
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
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single sign and trace of It, no matter
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You will find all itching and digging
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your hair will be Huffy, lustrous,
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SCHOOL DEBATERS
! PLAN FOR FRAY
"Preparation" Will Be Prob
lem With Which Student
Will Wrestle
j "Resolved: That international peace
I would be best promoted by extensive
! warlike preparation on the part of all
j nations, is the subject of the debate
I that Tech and Central speakers will
|discuss in the annual debate between
the two schools. The debate will like
fly be held the second week of Febru
ary, directly after the close of the lirst
| semester at the two institutions, and
will be part of the elimination plan of
the School Debating League of Cen
jtral Pennsylvania, to determine the
high school championship of this part
I of the State along oratorical lines.
Over at Tech High the first call was
i made yesterday for candidates for the
[team that will represent that institu
tion. Prof. Strawinski will direct the
I work for the Tech lads, and will decide
on the process of elimination. There
i will likely be four members on the
j team, including the alternate. While
| the contest is open to all the classes
jot the school, the upper classmen will
,no doubt be able to make the best
i showing because of their previous
I training. It is expected that the finals
| will be concluded within ten days.
Preparations at Central have been
;in progress for some time and are in
I charge of Prof. Billow, a member of
the faculty. The four best debaters in
each section have been pitted against
the four best of another section of the
same class. Following these prelimin
aries, it will likely resolve itself into a
contest of the Morning Seniors vs. the
Afternoon Seniors, and the Morning
Juniors vs. the Afternoon Juniors. The
winners will then contest against each
other for the championship of the
school.
Must Meet Others in County
Following the interschool debate in
this city, tlie winner will have to meet
•another winner in the county to deter
mine the championship of the coun
ty. It is probable that teams will rep
resent the high schools of Steelton
and Middletown, and the Harrisburg
winner will be pitted against the bet
\ ter ot the two lower end teams. Fol
lowing the county meet, the next larg
est unit is the district. Harrisburg
I has been selected as the center of one
district, so that whether the local
teams survive or not, those interested
in oratory will have the opportunity
to hear the district addresses.
The eliminations in the several dis
tricts will have to be made before the
last Friday in April, and those de
baters fortunate enough to win in the
I different districts go to State
College the latter part of
j May for the finals. In all
jof the contests the general theme will
Ibe "Preparedness." The winners of
the final meet at State College will be
awarded the championship for the
year.
Recent Deaths in
Central Pennsylvania
Special to the Telegraph
Rliccms. John Landvarter, aged
82, a retired farmer, died yesterday.
He is survived by four sons, living at
Marietta and one daughter at Rheems.
Tower City. Mr. ISliott died at his
home on.Sunday after a short illness.
He was Bt> years old and is survived
by his wife and one daughter; also
fifteen grandchildren and Ave great
grandchildren. J
HARRISBURG Z&fX&l TELEGRAPH
D. L. AND W. MINES !
IDLE AS TRIBUTE
Pay Respect to General Man
ager Who Rose From
Minor Position
Scram on, Pa.. Jan. lit.—All the
mines of Hie Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company were
idle recently as a last tribute to Ar
thur ('. LaMonte. general manager of
the Coal Mining department.
Mr. LaMonte, who was iti years old.
had been with the company since
1888. lie roue from a minor position
in the mine engineering corps to be
its head, and succeeded Col. R. A.
Phillips as general manager only a
lew weeks ago. Mr. LaMonte spent
last Thursday in the mines. Early
Friday morning he suffered a paraly
tic stroke, and the end came at 10.i j j
Sunday night. *
He was justly popular with his sub
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ordinates and the officers of the com
■ pany, was president for 20 years of.the
Railroad Young Men's Christian Asso
ciation. an elder in the First Presby-
I terian Church, and a leader in Sun-
I day school work. He was past presi-
I dent of the Engineers' Society of
Northeastern Pennsylvania, and a
member of the Peter Williamson
Lodge, No. 32:1. of the Masonic Order,
and the Modern Woodmen of America.
He is survived by his wife and one son.
MIDYEAR'S AT TECH .IAN. 28
j Midyear examinations at. the Tech
i nical High school will begin Friday
I afternoon. January 28, will extend
throughout the first week of February.
Several innovations will go into effect
at this time, the most important of
which is the adoption of the unit sys
tem of promotion. It will also mark j
the close of tlie •>."> per cent, grade of
promotion. Beginning with the June
! examinations, TO will bo the passing
SEEK PASTOR IY>R REDEEMER j
George Lebo, Ernest Wolf and E. I
E. Eshenower have been appointed 1
by the congregation of the Lutheran |
Church of the Redeemer to seek a!
minister to fill the vacancy caused by |
the departure of the Rev. E. Victor i
j Roland, to take over his new charge
at Butler. Pa. Tlie Rev. Mr. Roland j
left for Butler to-day.
JANUARY 19, lyih.
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