- , Aviator Who Died For France Hoped to Lead U. S. Flying Corps By Associated Press New York. March 30. Sergeant James R, McConnell, of North Caro lina, the American aviator, who, while serving as a member of the Lafayette Kscadrllle. was killed behind the Ger man lines in France last week, hoped to lead a United States army areo corps on the French front. In a letter Just received here, he gave expression u that hope, together with the expecta tion that he and Lieutenant William Thaw would be shifted to the American aviation service if Washington sent a w force over seas. The entente aviators are looking for harder aerial fighting this spring, he wrote, because the Germans said the war would be won in the air. Vigorous Men and Women are in Demand If your ambition lias left you, your happiness has gone forever unless you take advantage of H. C. 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Troup 8265-|ssoo Hardmari 8395 s3so.Stieff sl9s| S4OO Briggs $30015600 Everett 8485 Hear the flebu April Victor J• H,T"RO U¥ Music Troup "Building 15 S. Market S* jr. FRIDAY EVENING, HAJUUSBURG TELEGRAPH MARCH 30, 1917. HERE IS REPRODUCED PROGR LODGE ANNIVERSARY QUARTER OF CENTURY AGO ~ Programme. O fficcrs * • ■ - OP^INQ. prar>K p. <?oates, 8. U/. Oujer; (T\. <?opclir>, J. U/. PRESENTATION OP P: M JEWEL. /todrevu K- Blaak. Treasury, '. M. t Urt, George Albert Gorges. <;i?ar-l<B Jobrluer. s<erttary, VIOBIN<J. <■/ °yi \l)m. Jkeeij, S. /T\. <?, U/m. J. fi\. <?. Ciee Out. - S">le, pursuiuarjt, 1. THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL TIIE Oft ANB LODGE or THK l6aa<; U/. Barley, MOST ANCIENT AND HONORABLE FRATERNITY OF I* REE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF PENNSYLVANIA. fieijry B. gerpardt, AND MASONIC JURISDICTION THEREUNTO BELONGING! 1 MELIUS TYLEF. * THE MEMORY OF OUR DECEASED BROTHER, GEORGK , | WASHINGTON. MARSHAL— Bro. FRAT?K R- Ceib. *■ FREEMASONRY AROUND THE GL6BR. - 4 t'ERSEVERANCE LODGE, No. It, W. N. Pro. Wood K. Sheafer. PRRARIQN[R\ZR)T&; 5. ROBERT BURNS LODGE, NO. 464. Bro. George Albert Gorgas. Chairman, Music, • Gtee Ctub. Bro. Frank P. Coates. Bro. Owen 6, THE JEWELS OF TIIK CRAFT. Bro. Char let C. Schriver, Bro. Daniel M. heise>, /*■ M. Bro. Robert E. Fattison, A 'o. lit. Bro. WM. M. Donaldson. Bro. Jacob M. Peters, FREEMASONRY ON THE SUSQUEHANNA, Bro. George J. Buser, Bro. Charles E. Yount, /*. Af. Bro*. William //. Egle. Bro. Mcnry 8.. Gerhardtj Bro. Charles P, Lusk. 8 OUR GUESTS t , R, W Junior Grand Warden Bro. William J. Kelly. Music Glee Club. Robert Buri) <3lub: 9l FREEMASONRY AND THE CITIZEN, 1 R. W, Deputy Grand. Master Bro. Michael Arnold. Bro. Ulther ft. Kelker, Bro. henry B. Gerhardt, i'>. MASONS' WIVES AND MASONS' BAIRNS, Bro. Edward Z. Gross, Bro. cfoseoh Pomeroy, Sro " *• Stoci, Grand Chaplain. Bro. cJames D. Hawkins. Bro. William <J. Caldtfr, . kl/ , Bro. Charles M. Small, Bro. Peter K, Sprenkel. # MASONIC PROGRAM QUARTER OF CENTURY AGO The program above reproduced was used by the Robert Burns Lodge at Its twenty-second anniversary 23 years ago. Many of the men then prominent in Masonic circles are dead. Others who participated in that in'niver sary are still interested in Masonic activities. Charles P. Lusk, then on the committee of arrangements is now Worshipful Master of the Robert Burns Lodge. The program of the twentv-second anniversary has been preserved by Albert M. llamer, secretary to the Mayor, as a relic of the first Masonic banquet lie attended CITS THROAT WITH RAZOR Gettysburg. March 30. John Hart laub is in a serious condition at the home of his mother, Mrs. Agnes Hart laub, at McSherrystown, as the result of cutting his throat with a razor. The windpipe is partly severed and there are several small arteries cut. Hart- ' laub's father, Adam Hartlaub. commit ted suicide in the same way thirty j years ago. PATRIOTIC FERVOR PERVADES MASONS Hubert Burns Lodge Observes Anniversary With Great Celebration Patriotism was the keynote of the I forty-seventh anniversary of the grant j ing of the charter to Robert Burns j Lodge, 464, F. and A. M., last night In Masonic Temple. The scheme of dec oration carried out the patriotic ef ; feet. Two large flags were draped In the rear of the speakers' table. An | electric flag that flashed red, white and i blue had been contsructed on the ba!- | cony of the hall. \ Before the places of the Worshipful I Master, the Senior Warden and tlij j Junior Warden tables laden with roses ! had been placed. American Beauty | roses tied with red ribbon, pink roses | in a great silver wicker basket and | yellow roses in a white enamel basket J made up the floral scheme of decora j tlon. Every available nook and win j dow sill was decorated with flowers. Reference was frequently made by : the speakers to the presejit interna | tional crisis. Jesse E. B. Cunningham, J a Past Master of Harrisburg Lodge, No. | 629, was toa.stmaster. The principal ! speakers were N. Frank Heckler, su i perintendent of Masonic Homes, Eliza • bethtown. Pa.; Warren S. Seipp, of • Towsen, Maryland, and Judge Abraham j M. Beitler, Warden of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. Striken Keynote In the rpgular anniversary exercises | previous to>the banquet Arthur.H. Hull i delivered an eloquent address of wel j come which struck the keynote of the I patriotic Impulse of the evening. He . called attention to the long line of patriotic men who have served their : country as members of the Masonic : fraternity, starting with George Wash | ington and all the members of his staff. Chief Justice Marshall Marquis de Lafayette, William McKinley and many others. Charles S. Davis, a past master of Robert Burns lodge, pre sented the usual past master's jewel .to Captain George F. Lumb, who was succeeded this year as master of the lodge by Charles P. Lusk. Other ofli eers this year are Henry M. Gross and John M. Mumma, senior and junior war | dens. I Arthur D. Bacon made fitting refer ence to the late Henry Houck, who was ; for many years a beloved guest of Rob . ert Burns on the anniversary occasions. 1 As a token of respect to his memory the entire body arose and stood with bowed heads. The Masonic quartette, including Augustus G. Schantz, Walter E. Dietrich, Claude R. Engle and John X. Klnnard, sang several appropriate ] selections. Dr. J. George Beelft, who i was on the list of speakers, was un j able to be present. I The committee on arrangements, to ] which much of the success of the af | fair was due, included: Charles P. Lusk. | chairman; Henry AI. Gross, John M. I Mumma, George A. Gorgas, Charles C. ! Schriver, John Flickinger, Andrew S. I Dellinger, George T. Baker, Howard W. j Baker, Charles W. 8011, I. Blrkitt Dick inson, Edwin C. Dewey, John C. Deen, i Robert D. Frazer, George W. Fisher, : William H. Fisher, Frank G. Fahne ! stock, Jr., George C. Fager, William H. Hampton, Howard D. Hertzler, Edwin H. Hess. Walter Keister, Ira C. Kind ler, John N. Kinnard, Samuel W. ICreid er, R. Monroe Ieonard, Clayton C. Mil ler, James W. Miller. Charles W. Mit chell, Eugene E. Moyer, John H. Niss ley, Andrew S. Patterson, Francis C. Neeley. James W. Storey, George Rob crs, C. Wayne Singer, John A. Wltmey er and David H. Wise. Planning For Reunion The Jubilee Reunion of the Harris burg Consistory will be held May 16, 17 and 18. Special plans and arrange ments are being made to make this reunion tho largest and best ever held in the Valley of Harrisburg. SUMMER SLEDS Tnstead of wheeling you down the mountains of Maderia, us yon might suppose, the hardy natives slide you down. You scat yourself in a com fortable wicker chair mounted on a wooden sled fitted with steel runners and come down the rocky path of the mountain side as if v o u were sliding or snow. The human locomotive in the rear steers you down the moun tain and pulls the empty basket-cars up again.—Popular Science Monthly. REBEI, I.VDKR AII It EST By Associated Press New Orleans. March 30.—Dr. Julian Irias, one of Zelaya's right hand men during the recent revolution In Nicara gua. was arrested and placed In prison < here last night by Federal authorities. wmmfs MEDICINES 1 1321 MARKET ST. U Saturday Specials NOTICE We have closed a contract for the ex clusive agency for the well known line of "Kellogg Chocolates". We will place on sale for Saturday only 500 lbs. of their chocolate cherries, a 60 cent value for 37 cents. 37 cts. Special 37 cts. Standard Medicines Toilet Department Saturday Specials Saturday Specials 50c California Syrup of Figs 29c x 35c Castoria 19c 50c Hind's Honey and Almond Cream 25c Beecham Pills 15c 31c SI.OO Nuxated Iron Tablets 59c 25c Woodbury's Facial Soap 15c pl.oo Sal llepatica 59c c Carmen Face Powder 29c $1 Steam's Wine and Cod Liver Oil, 59c cr . r 50c Riker s Violet Cerate 34c dOc Pape s Diapepsin 29c _ 25c Pape's Cold Cure 15c SLO ° Mar y Garden Face Powder.. .73c $1 Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, 62c sl-00 Floramye Lace Powder 75c 35c Limestone Phosphate 19c 50c O-Ban Hair Restorer ; . 34c SI.OO Listerine 57c 25c Mavis Talcum Powder 19c 25c J. &J. Red Cross Kidney Plaster, 15c 50 c Djer Kiss Face Powder 37c 2?c \ ick s Yap-o-Rub 15c sq c j) or j n ' s R oU g e Brunette (1249), 39c 75c Tad Kidnev Salts 41c CAn c- . -1 nn at -f i i f ooc Crenie Simon 39c >I.OO Margo Tablets 59c SI.OO Bliss' Native Herb Tablets... .57c doc Lady Bett > r Cream • 39c $3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk $2.75 75c Amonized Cocoa Cream 45c 25c Gingerole 15c SI.OO Ken-Klay Freckle Cream .....69c 75c Mellin's Food 50c $1.50 Attar Tropical Toilet Water, $1.35 25c Begy's Musterine 15c 75c Mavis Toilet Water . - 68c SI.OO Phelp's Rheumatic Elixir 59c $3.00 Mary Garden Toilet Water, $2.37 25c Sloan's Liniment 15c 50c Creme Elcaya 37c SI.OO Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin .. .59c 25c Pray's Rosaline 15c 30c Antiphlogistine 21c 25c Kalpheno Tooth Paste 15c 35c Drake's Croup Remedy 18c "15c Amolin Powder 12c SI.OO Resinol 69c 25c Mennen's Talcum Powder 11c 25c Alexander's Lung Healer 14c 25c Lyon's Tooth Powder V. 14c SI.OO Milk Emulsion 59c 25c Albodon Tooth Paste >. 15c 25c Olive Tablets 15c 25c Cutex Preparations 15c 50c McDonald's Atlas Compound.. .29c SI.OO Doris Rose Toilet Water 73c 75c Hall's Catarrh Remedy 48c 25c Vantine's Talcum Powder 19c 25c Sal Hepatica 15c 50c Calox Tooth Powder 32c $1.50 Fellow's Syrup ITypophosphites 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste 27c 93c 50c L a Blache Powder 32c 5? c J? r c° mo cc° 50° Mary Garden Talcum Powder..3sc >I.OO Sargol Tablets 55c y .. . ... SI.OO Bromo Seltzer 57c /; > c Mercolized Wax .... 48c SI.OO Angicr's Pet. Emul 69c 75c Pinauds Lilac Water 47c SI.OO S. S. S 55c 50c Derma Viva 29c COFFEE COFFEE 100 LBS. Private Estate (Brand) Coffee to be sold Saturday only. This Coffee cannot be compared with, for the price we ask for it, a 35c value, for 190. 19c per Lb. 4 Rubber Specials Saturday Only ON SALE UPSTAIRS 79c Hot Water Bottle 430 79c Fountain Syringe 430 79c Atomizer 380 75c Ladies' Hair Brush 480 75c Ladies' Dressing Combs 480 $1.48 Bed Pan 980 1 Yard Rubber Sheeting 480 7
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