MURDER JURY LIST EXHAUSTED Panel Runs Out When Only One More Is Needed For Chiistley Trial The Criminal Court Jury list was exhausted shortly before noon to-day when only one more juror was need ed for the trial of John O. Christley, charged with murdering his wife last July. Of the seventy-two in the panel, a number were excused subject to call. were summoned to appear vAen court reconvened at 1:30 o'clock trs afternoon. Should no juror be accepted, it may be necessary for the Court to issue an order for a special venire. Sixty-one men were called late yesterday afternoon and this morning ft r examination. Of this number eleven were accepted as jurors, ten were refused peremptorily by District Attorney Stroup. sixteen peremptorily bj Attorneys Arthur H. Hull and John R. Peyyr, for the defense; thirteen for . ause by the Commonwealth, and two for cause by the defense. The others were excused by agreement of both parties. Oppose Dentil Sentem-e The majority of the jurors refused by District Attorney Stroup were op posed to the death sentence as a pen alty for murder in the first degree. Th< eleven jurors who have been chosen are: Samuel P. Soles, Thir teenth Ward, city; David Frank Radel, Lykens township; Charles F. Hotter, Thirteenth Ward. City; Nicholas I. Hench, Fifth Ward, city; Ira Gott schall. Wayne township; McClellan Koons, Third Ward, city; Walter Montgomery, Fourth Ward, city; Uriah A. Heck, Penhrook; James M. Lehr, First Ward, city: John Bergstresser. Middletown, and Augustus Lutz, Fourth Ward, city. After an hour of argument, this morning, it was decided to take the deposition of Mrs. Barbara Christley, at Elwood City, near Pittsburgh. She is the mother of Christley, and is 74 years old. According to counsel she cannot come to court. Rlchereek Convicted Frederick Richcrc-ek, charged with killing Ephraim Silberman. an old peddler, was convicted of murder in the first degree. Although a little paler than he had been during his trial the youth maintained his com posure when the jury gave the ver dict. A motion for a new trial will be made. In Courtroom No. 2, before Judge Henry, of Lebanon, the following oases were disposed of; Joseph Vance, unlawful possession of dog, $25 fine and costs; Roger Polston, larceny, jury out; Theodore Weiler. assault and battery, not guilty, pay costs. I. AV. \V. TO STRIKE Virginia, Minn., June 28.—Minne sota Industrial Workers of the World members are prepared to strike ac cording to minutes of a meeting of the Metal Mine Workers' brartch of the I. W. W., found on Secretary Do minic Silver, who has been held for the federal grand jury. They call for ageneral strike "if our fellow work ers are not released from the Biwa bik jail." Fifty members of the or ganization are held there as alleged backers. J ACIDS IN STOMACH CAUSE INDIGESTION Create Gas, Sourness and Pain How to Treat Medical authorities state that near ly nine-tenths of the cases of stom trouble, indigestion, sourness, be ning, gas. bloating, nausea, etc., are due to an excess of hydrochloric arid in the stomach and not as some believe to a lack of digestive juices. The delicate stomach lining is irritat ed, digestion is delayed and food sours, causing the disagreeable symp toms which every stomach sufferer knows so well. Artificial digestents are not needed in such cases and may do real harm. Try layins aside all digestive aids and instead set from any druggist a few ounces of Bisurated Magnesia and take a teaspoonful in a quarter glass of water right after eating. This sweetens the stomach, prevents the formation of excess acid and there is no sourness, gas or pain. Bisurated Magnesia (in powder or tablet form —never liquid or milk) is harmless to the stomach, inexpensive to take and is the most efficient form of magnesia for stomach purposes. It is used by thousands of people who enjoy their meals with no more fear of indiges tion. Geo. A. Gorgas.—Advertisement. DON'T LET GRAY HAIR MAKE YOU LOOK OLD NOW Banish Grayness Without Ridicule —Apply Q-Ban, Clean, Safe, Guaranteed. Thousands of good people have de cided that it is nonsense to have gray hair —now that they can apply Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer instead of dirty, sticky, dangerous dyes. Thousands have gotten rid of their streaks of gray and restored faded and lifeless hair to health. Thousands and thou sands of users of Q-Ban now have soft, luxuriant, glossy, abundant hair instead of ugly, streaky, dead-looking locks. You can look as young as you feel, too, by applying Q-Ban, safe, easy, sure. Money-Back Cinnrantee Q-Ban Is all ready to use—is guar anteed to be harmless and is sold un der the maker's money-back guaran tee if not satisfied. It is the only preparation for the purpose so guar anteed. Only 50c at Geo. A. Gorgas' and all good drug stores, or write di rect to Hessig-Ellis Drug Co., Memphis. Tenn. "Hair Culture" an il lustrated. interesting book of lectures, sent FREE. Try Q-Ban Superfine Hair Tonic, Q- Ban Liquid Shampoo, Q-Ban Toilet Miap. y-Ban Depilatory for remo'.lng superfluous hair.—Advertisement. Auto Road Map Free HKIM on Request. HOTEL ADELPHIA Chestnut, lit 13th St.. Philadelphia, Pa. 400 Rooms —400 Baths EDUCATIONAL. Schoolof Commerce Troop Building 19 So. Market 84. Day and Night School Bnkkeela*. Shorthand, <i t.-nolyp*. Typewriting and Penuinnnhlp Hell 483 Cumberland 4393 Harrisburg Business College A Reliable School, 31st Year 330 Market St. Harrlabars, Pa. HANDS OF CLOCK ARE TURNED BACK Representative Cox Pays Tribute to His Rival, Speaker Raldwin When the whistles blew for noon the hands of the clock were turned back and Mr. Cox, Philadelphia, was called to the chair and made an ad dress appreciative of Speaker Bald win, his successful rival. Mr. Cox said the Legislature was to be con gratulated on not passing many bills. Mr. Hess, Lancaster, then presented Speaker Baldwin with a watch and chest of silver and Chief Clerk Gar vin gave him the gavel used during the session. Speaker Baldwin iu thanking the members said the House had made a most creditable record. Presents were given to oth er attaches. Mr. Beyer reviewed the work of the House in a speech Wiled with gentle jabs for various members. DRAFTBOARD READY TO WORK The first city board for the selec tive draft and exemption work is rapidly completing its work iu pre paration for the drawings of num bers at Washington. The first coun ty beard was organized to-day. Oth ers may organize late in the after noon or tomorrow. On the city board now at work are John C. Orr, Dr. C. R. Phillips and J. William Bayles. The county board which organized includes O. C. Cumbler, county commissioner, Dr. Bayard T. Dickinson and E. Allen Drawbaugh. The fli'st work of the men will be to number each card in the district serially beginning with "1." After this is completed four duplicate lists of all names of persons registered must be prepared, one to be retain ed by the board, one to be posted tor the public, one for the press and one for the Provost Marshal General in Washington. Silver Service and Chest of Silver For Senator Beidleman Senator E. E. Beidleman was given handsome tributes and appre ciation of his services as President Pro Tem of the Senate, when he re tired to-day. Senator W. E. Crow made a speech in which he thanked the Dauphin senator. The senators gave Mr. Beidleman a beautiful sil ver service and a chest of flat sil ver. Secretary W. Harry Baker, chief clerk, W. P. Gallagher and other officers were also remembered. War Prevents Annual Excursion of Elks Harrisburg Elks at a meeting to night will hear of the plans for the annual Grand Lodge meeting at Bos ton in July. It is understood that the program for a big celebration has been canceled. Boston will enter tain the Grand Lodge members, Elks from New England States and those in close proximity to Boston. There will be no country-wide ex cursions run to Boston. The rail roads will be unable to handle the crowds because of war conditions. The program mapped out start* July 7 and ends July 14. It will in clude many entertainment features but no parade. Harrisburg Lodge is entitled to a number of candidates. Jonas M. Rudy is the representative W. M. Hargest, past exalted ruler and Deputy Attorney General, are identified with the Grand Lotfge of ficial family. All past exalted rulers of Harrisburg lodge are members of the Grand Lodge, but it is not known how many will attend. Through "Foolishness of Operators" Coal Dropped Xew York, June 28. —A letter stating that "through the foolishness of some of the operators" the bunker coal price in 1916 was lower than the 1915 price "whereas it ought to have been higher," was introduced by the government to-day in the trial here of operators and corpora tions in the Virginia and West Vir ginia semibituminous coal fields. The defendants are charged with restraining trade and fixing prices. REALTY TRANSFERS C. J. Manning to J. B. Spera. Dills burg, 1517 N'audain street, $1.700; For tunate Acri to Antonio Garisto, two and-one-half-story frame. 321 South Second street, Steelton, $1,500; Mrs. Elsie M. Strother to James H. Smith, two-and-one-half-storv frame, Herr street; Samuel Krb to William C. Erb, nine acres, Derry township. $150; C. J. Manning to Samuel Fishman, 2217-19-21 Atlas. 279 Calder, 1337 Sus quehanna and 1723 State street, sl' George F. Stepp to Thomas W McNew. small plots in Enhaut. $1,400: Alexan der Schartzer and William Wert *o J. W. McGarvey, two lots at Raysorville, Susquehanna township. $150; Kirk F. Snyder to Levina Snyder, lot, Roval ton. $140; William Donaldson to John B. McAlister, site 194x50 feet in North Front street, near Delaware, sl. BAR ASSOCIATION ELECTS Bedford Springs, Pa., June 28. Officers of the Pennsylvania Bar As sociation were elected to-day at the annual convention of the association here as follows: President, Judge William H. Staake, Philadelphia; vice-presidents, Charles E. Whitten, Westmoreland; Arthur G. Dixon, Philadelphia; E. C. Chalfont, Allegheny; Nicholas M. Edwards, Lycoming; James I. Brownson. Washington; secretary, Harold B. Beitler, Philadelphia; treasurer, Samuel E. Bashore, Cum berland. BOXI) PAYMENT DI E Washington, June 28.—The sec ond payment of 18 per cent, for sub scribers to the Liberty Loan who bought bonds on the installment pay ment plan, was due to-day. The next payment of 20 per cent., is due July 30. No official estimate has been made of the payments on the bonds to date, but It is believed that ap proximately one-fourth has been paid in. The engraved bonds probably will be ready next week. BEATEN WITH IRON BOLT Gfeorge Fleck, aged 22, 1922 North Seventh street, is in the Harrisburg Hospital in a bad condition suffer ing from wounds received last night at the hands of Joseph Mendercraft, of Edgemont. Both men are em ployes of the Harrisburg Pipe and Pipe Bending Company and were on duty when the assault was made. Mendercraft was arrested by the po lice charged with hitting Fleck on the head with an Iron bolt during an argument. •fv • ' ' THURSDAY' EVENING, Jtowmaaa BELL 1001—335 UNITED HARHISBURG, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1017. FOUNDED 18T1 Ma " ins Ruß ' GENEROUS PRICE CONCESSIONS FOR I Toilet Paper hea!-y n .Tapan J* % * 1 T ° ky ° ***** 9x8.8 ft. Friday Sale, L# "f*> g~\ I 1 ATT Li X T ***' Friday Sale, 8 rolls, $2.29 DdlSalll Udy r riUdV 25c BOWMANS-Fourth Floor ( %/ BOWMAN'S-Basement ~ Brassieres Steel Ovens ~j 1. . f Please Note the New S tore Ucetrimmcdan(isonie New Pcrtcctio „ """"L jard , HoUTS Fox July and August trimmed * models 0 — SU , rCS PerfCCt baking rC " nicres ~" lad ® °. f A Friday Clearance Sale of odd dressers, chif- — J 5 suits—one burner-,lain can pottcry-6-mch size. foniers and tables-left from bedroom suites. —Beginning Monday July 2nd this store , ca , drop door. I-riday Sale, Friday Sale. The following prices are the new figures and are will close daily except Saturdays at 5 y y ' fcl ><Q 1Q _ much below the worth of the various pieces. o'clock p m OQ 157 C Ivory enamel chiffonier $31.75 Halt holidays this summer will he on C BOWMAN'S- Basement BOWMANS— Basement. Circassian walnut chiffonier naii nonaays tnis summer win De on „ nmi .„ ia _ Tl „ . Old ivory dressing table #10.75 Thursdays—beginning on July 12th, the ° p— —— American walnut dresser $15.95 , closing hour will be 12 o'clock noon. 'p , Table Oil Cloth American walnut chiffonier $15.1)5 r . i c , P• J C 1 Broken size range in Table oilcloth in ™yden 8 Dust Antique mahogany chiffonier $29.50 Friday bale— Friday Sale— w. 8., Janet, Warner light and dark patterns S um chiffonier $31.7 a and La Boma corsets— IJ4 yards wide— D L Satin gum toilet table sl9. n_.au. Women's Coats ! all good models. Fri- slightly imperfect in s™*. BOWMAN'S— Fifth Floor. j UreSS OkirtS j day Sale, printing. Friday Sale, >■ ' A generous assortment HALF PRICE > ar d> • Complete with 4 i / 3 foot Friday Sale— In the Art Section Offering a lot of dress of good stylish sensible -l Oi/9r handle—brush is chemi skirts made of poplin, mo- coats in plaids, checks and BOWMAN S—Third Floor BOWMAN'S— Fourth Floor treated—the most Waists Japanese Candle Holder hair, checked materials and figured pongee at, ° S'LLC VESTA made. Friday Sale, A sale of pretty white P°PPy designs. Friday Friday Sale, Women's qo voile waists with trim- , An Women's silk vests JJOC mings of lace insertion, 10c BOWMA..S— Third Floor bodice models and tailor- IT J BOWMANs—Basement edging, frills rose and T . f , ed finish st y les - all n erwear "embroidery - also Embroidery Cottons in there is an assortment sizes, in flesh color. Fri- 1 . assorted colors. Friday of styles from which to R un <ralow Anrons day Sale,. Women's inion suits— w. stripe an co ore \oi e dozen skeins, select - and come in all PungalOW Aprons bleached cotton -1 o w Clothes Hampers waists. Friday Sale, I regular sizes. Bungalow aprons in $1.39 neck, sleeveless, lace and , ... ... 89c ! 5c BOWMANs-Third Floor full length, button back eowMAN'S-Third Floor cuff knees, r riday Sale, Made of splint, with Cretonne Corset Bags model made of striped . 0 hinged cover—2s inches Small lot of white crepe Jn ink and blue _____ percale in black and C high—l 6 and 18 inches de chine waists with Per- Fririav Sale white, gray and white > , tr-:,!., c i riaa/ oaie, and pink and white. Fri- BOWMAN s-Mam Floor. square. 1 riday Sale, S ian collars. Friday Sale, ~ Q Men's Dress day Sale, Men's Underwear ______ cioicc, QQ„ si/C ~. Q 01/ C BOWMAN'S—Second Floor Shirts o*/C Men's Balbriggan un- 14 • • SJoC r - BOW Zrrr' OMery Made of good quality not all sizes. Friday Women's thread silk , percale in coat style—soft leaiOts c_i_ boot stockings double /JIVCC n/inYIPQ cuffs - choice patterns. ' soles, high spliced heels, Friday Sale, Rockingham tea pots- 29c in black onl y ~ seconds - Shopping Baskets White plisse r.repe-30 inches wide-reauires no 9 cup size. Hiday Sale, Also black and white fibre ironing Friday Sale, yard, 69c 43 C Men's union suits silk boot stockings, with Mexican shopping bas- 1 1 Ihn h sohs ' Friday Sa,e - n™ d s !'•— r d Voilcs - spcda ' M • Friday - Friday Safe... 29c . OJC Women's fibre silk Longcloth—lo-yard pieces—Friday Sale, piece, Women's Silk Gloves BOWMAN'S—Main Floor stockings double Soles, BOWMAN'S—Basement $1.39 ' high spliced heels, wide Velvet corduroy—36 inches wide. Friday Sale, Another exceptional glove offering the prod- garter tops plain black yard, uct of one of the most widely-known manufactur- TaDestrv RuiZS anC * P ' 3 ' n wl " te - F"day New Process 98c ers the name of which we are not privileged to £— - Sale, pair, BOWMAN s—second Floor. mention in connection with this sale. _ , . , { J ' Conventional patterns Linoleums brOTV " *•"> C Children's Infant.' Caps ~ d printed tapestry— BOWMAN S-M.I. New Process lino- nardly. that tor the imperfections are so i • x-i j i\r r> . _ . insignificant that they are difficult for the Size 6x9 ft., at. .$4.98 sak oa 11 er n s for P Infants' fancy caps of average person to discover. Size 9x12 ft., at, $8.98 kitchens, bath rooms Made o{ str iped and lawn ' or &andie and all-. Choose from white with 5-row white embroid- BOWMAN S-Fourth Floor rkilJ. or pantries- 2 yards .. . Dercales _ striocd over embroidery lace ered backs—white with 3-row black embroidered Children 8 wide. Friday Sale, sq. cnecKea peicaie spa backs white with fancy embroidered backs ______ yd., crepe and ginghams —in and ribbon trimmed black with self embroidered backs. Underwear no P'nk and white and blue slightly soiled from hand- S,zes and 6'/,. Friday Sale, pa,r, Towels and 29c and white. Sizes 2to 6 . _. „., _ , ling, r riday Sale, Kit,. , . . BOWMAN'S— Fourth Floor years. Priday Sale, wvt Children s union suits qj- BOWMANS Main Floor. Toweling —bleached cotton 2sc * oc >•—— J sleeveless, lace knees. Curtains and B'lWMAN'S—Second Floor BOWMAN'S—Second Floor Jewelry Colored Petticoats Turkish towels size Friday Sale, ( Ear Rings and Ear Flowered sateen petti- Sale ' C Draperies 1 WO'lJQy fllOtlOll OClle dro P s > coats in rose and lavender 1 fir BOWMAN'B—Main Floor. _ # 7 . 30 ? - fi,, ed elastic top and 36-inch filet net in ttldOV OHfl batUrdOV Gold Pilled Lavalheres, deep flounce regular Bleached absorbent I I small and large designs- ; ! . At iciJp,i ?A ff SiZCS ' n VariOUS lengths ' toweling - Frida y Sale ' white and ecru. Fndav Pearl but i°" s ' Mend, " g tISSUC ' P 4^ Men s Gold Filled Cuff Friday Sa j Cj yardj Mixinff Bowls Sale vard 40 * va r 1 t Links, §•. > > > t Fancy pearl buttons, Curlers, pack, . Girdl "; 59c 12'/2C White Porcclai „ mix . 23c " C " r S ' y '"; mm ;„' /4 b °f Bias lO yd. Riigs, .. A . E .... E 40 BOWMAN'S —Third FLOOR All linen crash-bleach- in* bowls-bine band tons, far suit or sweat- - ' Whftt Fancy Stone Bar Pins, ed —lB inches wide. Fri- decoration —ll inches m Striped Sunfast ma- er—all sizes and colors, Beltin „ yd 590 day Sale, yard, diameter. Friday Sale, tenals, in gold, blue, rose, % off Safety Pins'all'sizes Marmalade Jars, Silver __ 00 - 0 green and brown -50 in- Hooks and eyes card 40 Top and Spoon, ... 460 Handbags £*sC 45c ches wide. Friday Sale, black and white, all Toilet Pins, all sizes, Fancy Colored Beads, BOWMAN'S— second Floor BOWMAN'S— Basement yard, ••••• * P a ; ;*• •■, tori ri, . , .. 31ack and white Black and White r u P'liori famrn Pi. / anc a S s QQ r press buttons, card, 70 Hose Supporters, pair, Cold Filled Cameo Pin ,n a vanety of styles and f ~ ~ Darning colton , 3 lO^ Perfume Balls, assorted hncV talnd colors 170 ? y P ° plin and fitted light and dark colorings- spool cotton, set ?J JJ- •• • •••• • Glass Vases, silver hold- VL Organdy edges, 4to "•' designs. ' .spool, 53< • ***** "• laces in white and ~ inches Friday Friday Sale, yard, "achme ih ad ? s,rich Feather Fans, BOWMAN'S— Main Floor. mmm Sale, yard, 4 . . . all colors, large size, 45C cream. Friday Sale, q IOC Ironing wax, white $1.49 ROWWAVS-m bm yard or rown cones •••'*'£ Skeleton Waists, for . S Main Floor Swiss embroiderv Marquisette, in white Curling irons, small Boys and Girls .. 190 Friday Sale— ___ 25c insertions blind and I ' vor y and ecru 3.'< ir- j size 80 Sanitary Aprons, 390 | eyelet embroidery 1 ches wide Friday Sale, Curling irons, large Sanitary Belts,.. 190 Handkerchiefs Women's to 2 inches wide. Fri- yard,, size.. lt-0 Sanitary Napkins, 1-2 Val. lace edges— day Sale, yard, " Hair curlers, small • _ , ° im 1C- s ; ze oack 4<S Medium Size Scissors, Lot of better grades of Neckwear German French 7C Hair curlers, medium pa L r \V.' * ~ women's linen and crepe patterns -1n c h Embroidered voile Scrim curtains - 2;' t size, pack 80 Joldie^"needles'thrTad de chine handkerchiefs to Organdy collars and widths. Friday Sale, galloons 2 and 3- yards long white and Hair curlers, large buttons! etc .'. 6do be closed out to-morrow sets in good styles. Fri- yard, widths. Priday ecru with lace trimming. size, pack 1-20 Casque Combs, fancy at, Friday Sale, each, day Sale, Sale, yard, Fridav Sale Dair Stocking darners, 70 shapes and colors - _ 4C 17c Wire hair P ins - 2 P riced regularly at 50c x I C y C BQwuiKK w . _. 75 c packs 50 I to SB.OO, Friday, 1-4 off BOW MAN S—Main Floor • BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. BOWMAN'S Main Floor BOWMAN'S Main Floor V J BOWMAN S-Second Floor V. , ' ' • ■ HAKRISBURG TELEGRAPH JUNE 28, 1917. 3
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