U.S. URGED TO FIGHT IN AIR Nation Can Blast Way Through Lines With Big Fleet Washington. June 12.—Invasion of Germany—carrying of the fight into the Kaiser's territory through the air —with success deemed certain by al lied war heads, is the plan urged by the allies, it has become known here. M Chiefs of visiting war commissions the plan will' bring complete 'Victory nearer by many months, pro vided the program of the National De fense Council's aircraft production board goes through. That program calls for •1,000 American air machines for the fighting front by April. 1918, and for 10,000 by the following Au gust. Lieutenant Amaury de la Grange, noted French air fighter, empnasized to-day the importance with which the allied general staffs regard America's capabilities in furnishing the "air pre ponderance" that he is convinced will make possible shattering of the Teu ton battle lines. "Nothing is impossible if we allies get and hold mastery of the air." Lieutenant da la Grange said. "Berlin is oven open to ja. Let America con tribute as her biggest share toward re-establish men t of democracy the 4iir preponderance, us she ci.n do, and then, indeed,' will Germar 'divine right' rulers call for a real peace in stead of a pseudo peace. t 1118 Move Toward lOudlne Wnir "Put through this proposed program and you Americans will have done more to end the war with less cost in money and lives than you could do in any one or all of a dozen ways, l'ut through this program and we can destroy the great German muni tions works, their great mobilization depots, their great factories for pro duction of motor transport and fly ing machines. "Put it through and you Americans will make possible the destruction of those bases from which steal the mur derous submarines. Furnish, in de mocracy's cause, the great air squad rons and we fighting men will maKe ■crap heaps of the great German naval bases. The Kiel canal will be made useless if we have sufficient machines. "With sufficient machines we fight ing men—yours and ours —will render impotent the huge guns of Helgoland and make possible the obvious — storming of that fortress by your bat tle fleets and ours. Anything Is pos sible if you but furnish the prepon derance in the air. "Germany has declared 'verboten' certain sea zones. With complete air mastery we will declare forbidden zones in German territory—say a zone 100 miles behind the German, lines. We will give civilians ample time to move away. "Then, with our numerically supe rior air fighters, we can conduct su perraids on troop mobilization points and on artillery stations that will make it impossible for the Germans to withstand, any series of attacks. But we must have four to one Ger man machine to do this. America can do it. Eleven Get Diplomas at Mount Union High School Mount Union. Pa., June 22.—An-, nual commencement exercises of the Mount Union High school were held In the High School Auditorium last flight, when eleven young people graduated. The address to the grad uates was delivered by Dr. Leon Gushing Prince, professor of history at Dickinson College, Carlisle, on the subject "Square Pegs in Round Holes." Clyde Huber gave an ora tion on "The Hope of the Dem ocracy," and Rebecca Lutz a piano solo. The High school chorus and orchestra also helped to make the program a success. The mantle was presented to Bryan Gracey, of tl)e Junior class. The graduates were: Fae Long acre, Nellie Gracey, Lorma Roberts. Musetta Kosensteel, Rebecca Luiz, Carrie Wilson, Marion Hower. Clyde Huber, Quay Schmettle, Harry Rice and Alvin Preson. Senators Would Tax Newspaper Publishers Washington, June 22.— Newspapers and magazines must pay Vt cent more postage If congress passes the recom mendation of the Senate finance com mittee agreed upon yesterday. The committee also decided on a 5 per cent tax on the net profits of all puD lications above $4,000. This is the latest decision of the committee after weeks of discussion. It supplants the "zone" system which the House sought to impose on the publications and which was declared "ruinous to the industry." BURGESS ISSUES WARNING Lewistown, Pa., June 22. ln keeping with the new nation-wide movement to prevent waste and in behalf of economy for more worthy purposes Burgess G. A. Leopold yes terday issued a Fourth of July proc lamation in which he urges all citi zens to expend their money for more worthy purposes than for the pur chase of the different kinds of fire works used usually in the celebra tion of Independence Day. The Bur gess has given the police strict or ders to arrest ali persons setting off fireworks before the fourth day of July, and to place under arrest all denlers who sell fireworks except in the three days preceding the Fourth. FALLS 100 FEET, LIVES Philadelphia, June 22.—Frank At kinson, a steeplejack, fell 100 feet from a church spire yesterday, and his only injury was a broken wrist. He was painting the spire of the Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart, Third and Dickinson streets, when his support gave way. HONORS FOR CHIEF Chief of Police J. Edward Wetsel was appointed on tHe executive com mittee at the annual convention of the chiefs of police of the state, held this week in Philadelphia. A reso lution was adopted thanking Gover nor Brumbaugh for signing the civil service bill for policemen In third class cities. CHS Corns Easy to apply. Sure, Quick, Safe. 25c. Gorgas. Rexall Druggist, 10 N. Third St. and Penna. Station. EME RICK'S Sanitary Barber Shop. 7fA Satisfaction ■ T\ i Guaranteed i sAberdeen St. Opposite P. R. R. Depot Entrance FRIDAY EVENING, ►SATURDAY ONLY oISPt Are you going away? Are you planning to take your vacation? If so, now is the opportunity to load up with all your TOILET v s&r NEE D S as well as any vacation necessities you may require. No matter where you go, you will not be able to buy as cheap as you a can at "KENNEDY'S." DO YOU KNOW WE SELL MORE PERFUMES, TALCUM POWDERS, FACE POWDERS, TOILET g WATERS, SOAPS, RUBBER GOODS AND MEDICINES than any other store in the State. You ask why? Because our stock is | the largest and our prices the lowest and we do more business in ten minutes than some people do in a whole day. jjgKi ■===- Soaps . 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I7C 4oC OVC Lyon's Tooth Powder, 14c V / N. / Othine Cream; for freckles, 3c r ' ivvj w Culox Tooth Powder 17c V S Stillman's Cream, 29 C 'Pyorrhieide Tooth Powder, 73c 1 Wilson's Cream, 29c • Brown Dentifrice Powder 17c ' Satin Skin Cold Cream le Brothers' Tooth Powder, 17c / sl - 00 \ Hair Preparations \ f wam P oie's\ KS£l!Kiiw cWi: :3?g „s *> / Feiw 9 \ T I Pompeian Xight Cream, SI.OO size Herpieide 67c Rubifoam Liquid, 17c I _ 1 I vUU x-0 size Wyetli Sage and Sulphur 59c I phosphites / V / Hind's Honey ami Almond ™am,"!!!!!!!!!!!'!! | ]!! ?5c 5 ° C B,M! I>n, • ,s ' lU, Sa °' Takum Powders \ E, J \. y ttWMi &Ransdell Cold Cream, .. 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( ,uu \ Danderine i l n f tt on M,k Wecd Cpcam • • 7<; ,Vk; sUc Lcn,n > 8 Croam SHR 19c 81.00 size Hall's Hair Reiiewcr, 79c Johnson's Ilaby Talcum Powder 14c \ _/ a. 00 Siz l'lnaml's Fau de Quinine VanUne Sandalwood Talcum Powder 18c „ uiusizei nauustauueguinine ,5c Aubrey Sisters' Talcum Powder • 19c 1 — w y SI.OO X NEW ORIGINAL STYLES SLOO size Liquid Arvon Hind's Challng Talcum Powder 18c X \ SI.OO size Seven Sisters' Hair Grower 79c I Pierce's \ BATHING CAPS SSI.OO size Bollard's Herbanlum !!!!.!,!!!!.!!!!!! I Toilet Extracts and Toilet Waters at Cut Prices f Phito 1 j Medical } l.o> 50c size Quinzoln 39c Djer Kiss Toilet Water, 1.25 ( \i/„. ) \ T-y. I THE BETTER TCTMT) 50c size Beta Qulnol Djer Kiss Toilet Wuter Eau Vegetal 84e 1 water I \ OiSC / 50c size Barry's Tricopcrous, 3g c Mary Garden Toilet Water 92.39 \ 25& / \ / < „ - _ _ 35e siz<> Gallagher's Hair Oil ' ob.. Pinaud's Toilet Water Lilas, 49c \ V / V 59d* y y IC/C T'UC £ Cf C 75c size Barker s Hirsutus Azurea Toilet Water 98c \ / in SI.OO size Ayer's Hair Vigor 79c Piver's Toilet Water LeTreflc Incamat, 98e ©. - 50c size Westphal's Auxllator 3Sc fiver's Toilet WaterFlorayTne . . 98c • Safety Razors and Ra*or Blades ■ ™ w... P ir. a,,,..,,, ' >v fJ™ Ca^r^f v C B^ ZOr s2 c 5(-c size Lorrlmer's Hafr Tonic 34 c . Mlas Arly Extract Bulk, oz 2.00 / Sinn \ SI.OO Jr. Safety Razor 59c , . , „ , m ' A/nrra Extract Hulk 07 on / pI.UU \ 30c Kvcr-Ready Safety Blades 21c *l-00 size Ix>rrimcr s Hair Tonic, Qoty's Ix>ri K an Kxtra<'t Bulk,' o'z.',' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!!! !$2.*30 / \ 50c Gillette Razor Blades 39i 50c Barbo Compound 29c Hudnut's Toilet Waters, asst. odors 570 I Herpieide 1 321 MARKET ST. 321 MARKET ST. \J^/ HARRISBURG SSsiSfc TELEGRAPH JUNE 22, 1917. 7