CAMP HILL SEMIFINALS
Yesterday's semifinal results in the
Camp Hill High School tournaments
are as follows: Miss Cloo Fry defeat
ed Miss Marlon Dennison in two sets,
scores 6-1 and 6-0; Hugh Harrison
was defeated by Boyd Frees, 0-1 and
6-2. The tinal contests will be
played on Monday afternoon.
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• FRIDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH ■ MAY 18, 1917.
DISTRICT STILL LEAIXING
Despite the reports sent from
Washington that recruiting has
fallen off in the last few weeks,
Pennsylvania still leads the coun
try and the Harrlsburg district
leads Pennsylvania. The Commit
tee of Public Safety is sending post
ers to the local recruiting offices
urging immediate enlistment instead
of waiting to be conscripted. They
carry the motto •'Eventually, Why
Not Now."
MOVIES AT ALMSHOUSE
Inmates at the Dauphin county
alsmhouse will get another big treat
I to-night. The program as announced
by (he board of poor directors and
made possible through the generos
ity of Bite and Hite, includes (en
reels of motion pictures and many
patriotic slides. The machine will
be operated by Wayne E. liite. The
pictures, screen, slides, films and
machines will be provided by Hite
and Hite. Members of the board of
poor directors and their wives have
been invited to be present.
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pick up at any time and apply to any
disordered skin with the confidence
that it provides the quickest way to
be rid of any itching or eruptlonal
trouble, and that it will serve you
well.
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Itch, Chilblains. Scalp-Scale, Burns,
and all liffe affections so distressing
to endure, are, thank to Poslam's con
centrated healing energy, so easy to
banish.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency laboratories, 243
W. 47th St.. New York City.
Urge your skin to become clearer,
healthier by the daily use of Poslam |
Soap, medicated with Foslam.—Adver
tisement.
INSTALMENT
FINES ALLOWED
Governor Approves Important
Bill in a Large Batch of
New Legislation
The Beyer bill providing that per
sons sentenced to pay fines either in
addition to or without a term of im
prisonment may be given leave to
ray fines or costs in instalments ex
tending over a period of a year was
approved by Governor Brumbaugh
yesterday afternoon. The court is to
fix the periods and instalments. In
the event of failure to pay an in
stalment the entire unpaid balance
shall become due.
Another bill signed was the Sen
ate bill forbidding use of unauthor
ized containers in the sale, exchange
or delivery of milk or cream.
Senate bills signed included:
Providing for change of object of
corporate existence of volunteer fire
companies and firemen's relief as
sociations, connected with fire de
partments.
Providing for county commission
ers to fill vacancies in office of tax
collector in boroughs and townships.
Authorizing directors of the poor
to make contracts for care and
maintenance of indigent deaf and
dumb persons under supervision of
the State Board of Charities.
Regulating manufacture, sale and
transportation of pari? green and
similar insecticides or fungicides.
Authorizing automobile and truck
manufacturing companies of other
States to hold real estate in Penn
sylvania.
Authorizing corporations to pay
directors for services rendered.
Amending osteopathic licensure
law by extending time necessary for
graduation, revising fee for reci
procity license and regulating pre
liminary requirements.
Amending State highway law so
that counties and municipalities may
incur debt and pay shares for con
struction of highways to be parts
of the State system.
Regulating practice of sheriff un
der writs of inquisition where exist
ing laws require sheriff to be pres
ent so that sheriff may deputize
some one to attend.
Regulating holding of real estate
by corporations incorporated In
other States.
House bills signed were:
Authorizing Philadelphia to pur
chase supplies to amount of SI,OOO
without advertisement and during a
slate of war to buy in the open
market.
Regulating issuance of licenses to
fish, fruit and vegetable peddlers
in Philadelphia.
Quieting title to real estate held
or formerly held by corpbrations not
authorized to hold it.
Repealing act of April 1, 1909, rel
ative to sinking fund commissions in
Allegheny county.
Amending school code so as to
provide that State Boird of Educa
tion shall care for education of
blind children and authorizing per
diem payment for their support.
Defining terms drug and poison
and extending powers of State Board
of Pharmacy.
Regulating expenses of county
commissioners in attending conven
tions.
Authorizing James L. and Mary
A. Baker, of this city, to sue the
State for injuries received while on
State highways.
Thieves Steal Practically
Everything Portable
Including Potatoes
Thieves last evening in the home
of Frank Gibson, 1525 North Second
street, carried away everything port
able, not overlooking some potatoes
in the cellar. The loss will not ex
ceed S2OO.
Mrs. Gibson returned from a call
about 9 o'clock last evening and
noticed that someone had been
turning things upside down. Every
room in the house had been ran
sacked and some valuable things
including the potatoes had been
carted away. Entrance to the house
was evidently gained by the cellar.
Golden Jubilee Will
Bring Anniversary of
Consistory to Close
With the Golden Jubilee meeting
to-night in the auditorium of the
Scottish Rite Cathedral the Harris
burg Consistory will close the cele
bration of its fiftieth anniversary
since the union of the separate su
preme councils of the northern
Masonic jurisdiction.
This morning and afternoon were
spent in conferring the higher de
grees. A special program has been
arranged for the celebration this
evening.
ASSAUI/r IS CHARGED
On information furnished by Joshua
Miller, Patrolman Herman Kautz and
Detective Glenn Allison have been
charged with assault and battery be
fore Alderman L,andis. At the hear
ing, yesterday afternoon. Miller de
clared that Kautz had a spite at him
and endeavored to run him from the
streets every time he saw him. He
declared that Kautz beat him over the
head with a blackjack. Allison's part
in the melee was not brought out.
ASKED TO LOCATE MAN
The local police departtment has
been asked to help locate Peter R
Hume, who disappeared from his
•home in Erie. He is 51 years old, 6
feet 1 inch tall, and has a dark com
plexion and blue eyes. He was a
member of Erie F. & A. M., and
the Buffalo Consistory.
Deaths and Funerals
SIRS. ALICE HALEY DIES
Mrs. Alice Ann Haley, aged 67,
died at her late home, 211 Black
berry street. She was a member of
Salem Reformed Church. She is sur
vived by one brother and the follow
ing children, Lucas Haley, Mrs
Florence Perrington, Hoy Halev,
Mrs. Samuel Powell, Mrs. Edna
Hamilton, Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs.
Edward Ulrich. Funeral services
at her late home Monday at 2:30
o'clock, the Rev. Ellis Kramer offi
ciating. The pallbearers will be
Charles Perrington/ Charles Cleck
ner, Arthur Palmer, Harry Etter,
Edward Ulrich, Samuel Powell. The
body may be viewed at any hour on
Sunday.
MRS. FRANCIS A, FRY DIES
Mrs. Francis A. Fry, 67, died this
morning at her home, 1913 State
street. She is survived by her hus
band, Franklin S. Fry, and one son,
apparently been struck by an auto
held Monday arternoon at 1:30
o'clock, the Rev. Lewis Menges
officiating. Burial will be made In
the Mt. Olive Cemetery.
WANTS FIVE-YEAR-OLD SON
Habeas corpus proceedings were
started In court this morning by
Herbert Hamaker, through his at
torneys, Forrest Mercer and R. u
Douglass, to have Charles K. Stle
?er, 237 Myers street, give up Merl
Henry Hamaker, the five-year-old
■ion of Mr. Hamaker. The case will I
be heard May 28.
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