WANT DRY PLANK IN THE PLATFORM Dry Federation Gets Started Again on the Campaign For the Amendment A determined effort will be made by the combined dry forces of the state to induce the Republican and Democratic parties to Include planks in their platforms favoring the rati rication of the national prohibition amendment, it was announced yes terday by Dr. John Harris, .state superintendent of the Dry Fed eration of Pennsylvania. In connection with this announce ment Dr. Harris stated that the "drys" captured the house in the recent primary election and have more than a fighting chance to have the national amendment ratified by the Senate. This, he said, taken with the fact that the Republican nominee for governor. Senator W. C. Sproul and the Democratic nomipee for lieutenant governor, J. Wash ington Logue, have declared in favor of ratification, makes the adoption of such planks by the two dominant parties, the logical course to be pur sued. "The dry forces," said Dr. Harris yesterday, "will be on hand at the meetings of the Republican and Democratic state committees to in sist that planks pledging these par ties to the ratification of the national prohibition amendment be inserted in their platforms. The result of the recent primary election ' paves the way toward such action, for the House of Representatives beyond a doubt has been captured by the dry forces and there is more than a fighting chance to get the required L'G votes for ratification In the Sen ate. This is the first time in the his tory of the dry movement in Penn sylvania that such a result has been indicated by a primary election re sult. "A careful analysis of the nom inees of the Republican and Demo cratic parties for the lower house ulainly shows that more than 104, tbe required number, have been nominated in districts where such nominations are equivalent to elec 'ijon. With regard to senatorial nominations the result is not quite so certain. Taking the holdover "dry" senators, those nominated who are certain of election and those nominated who have a good chance of election, we are inclined to the view that ratification will win in the Senate. We propose to center our strength behind all dry senatorial candidates who have contests on and who have a chance for election. "With the nomination of a Repub lican candidate for governor. Mr. Sproul, and the nomination of a Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, Mr. Logue. both of whom are on record as favorable to ratifi cation, together with the legislative results, T have outlined, the situa tion is indeed a most encouraging one and we feel assured that at last Pennsylvania is to be taken front the wet column. It Is also important in analyzing the trend in Pennsyl vania toward the abolition of the £ liquor traffic to note the fact that ™ sreat gains have been made in the state delegation in Congress as a result of the action of the people the May primaries. "A great many members of the "wo state committees are In sym pathy with the dr'- movement and others are being won over almost daily. We are hopeful that both committees contain a majority fav orable to the ratification of the na tional amendment." \TTENDED MATHIAS FINER AI. New Cumberland, Pa., June 14. The Rev. and Mrs. A. R. Ayres and a number of other relatives and friends attended the funeral of Mrs. l'aniel Mathias at Manchester, York county, yesterday. MRS. BOBT. SHEESLEY BtKIED New Cumberland. Pa., June 14. — Impressive funeral services were held for Mrs. Robert Sheesley yes terday. The Rev. V. C. Rt e, pastor oi Baughman Memorial Methodist :'hurch, officated. Burial was made at Oberiin. SON REACHES FRANCE Liverpool. Pa., June 14.—Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Long have just received news that their son, Russell Long, formerly of 314 th Infantry, of Camp Meads, Md., has arrived in France. SOLDIERS ARRIVE OVERSEAS Wa.vnexbofo, Pa., -June 14. Mrs. <". A. Coftman has received a cable message that her. son. Lieutenant Al lien B. Coffman, with his regiment of Held artillery, has reached the other; .•-ide. FRECKLES Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Remove Them With Othine —Double Strength This preparation for the re moval of freckles is usually so suc cessful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complex ion that it is sold Dy any druggist under guarantee to refund the money if it fails. Don't hide your freckles under a veil; get an ounce of Othine and tt nidve them. Even the first few ap plications should show a wonderful improvement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely. Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine; It is this that is sold on the money back guarantee. UNDERTAKER IT4I Chas. H. Mauk x BOTH 1 PRIVATE AMBULANCE PHONES FANS Motoip, Batteries, Lamps, Wiring and Wiring Supplies E.BLUMENSTINE 14 Soutli Court St., Harrisburg, Pr FRIDAY EVENING, Eight Marines Killed on Overseas War Front Washington, June 14.—A marine casualty list Issued to-day shows sixty-two names. Of these, eight were killed In action, as follows; Corporals Francis Dock. South iHUgggmjijUigjia STORE OPENS 8:30 A. M.—CLOSES SATURDAY 9 P. M. !IFor To-morrow, Saturday, Bounteous Bargains in All Departments! ll Another Attraction For Women & Misses If g 45 More of Those Fine Suits j = AT KAUFMAN'S =T T = AT KAUFMAN'S ==~. W An Important Sale of r C~l_ The Season's Smartest Summer Hats 0r a § oaturday OcU6 Summer Wash Skirts I ftn Grace and beauty, so characteristic of LJ |\| I I ■ B lm/1 M II I I Here Is an assemblaFl of skirts irreproachable for the smart nil .. Summer millinery, are reflected in the very 1 1 I MM ij \ t IWI I . *J II I I * j jSBBBi styles and good quality it represents. Indeed, all detail of their IBs < W newest Milans now assembled in our Milli- ™ A A finish is perfect from the clever models to the line stitching and s§j [ nery Department. Here you will find them handsome buttons. The fabrics include English Repps, Crushes, Jlj] ITV \\ All in the chic sailors for dress or outing at ■. J _ ._ . 1 . tf* O f~\ m A T V\ Twills, plain and fancy Piques and Gabardines, etc. All skirts |g| | V \ V/M prices from X 01*1X1 dTIV f /'l tO utZi/sUU ZA / X have separate belts and pockets in newest effects. :-$2.90 to $10.90 Your Choice Saturday at /{fwMA I frv. .We are featuring exquisite trimmings of SK / \ VI \ J"! X \W W I / 1 t ( ok STi a Feather Pom Poms, the new Ostrich Bands, f\( J A \ fUH Ml P V(I h "*■ STO - ]! fl ! rV.fl "gl h. White Wings, and Georgette Ribbons in all Ml™ g/g I /./ \ / \ \ li / [ f\t| ? 1 IjiUA |3 I shades etc., at remarkably reasonable prices. EA 4 | /. I i I || Summer A. v-r • j/j '> Hw-J 1 Priced For Quick Disposal SIZE /3 M.d. A Good Assortment of These Sizes: W , V ed) 1 Ifi 18 Ifi 18 40 4? and 44 U W \lk ""Sr"' ""sr "SSJUT I the materials include all the sheerest and daintiest fabrics. 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Clothing Co., • J|U| G _ J,_ U fsj|C U ftf p j A. / /M these fine suits are extraordinary values. Military, Trench, Patch - TO XJIO LIIXT/™ 1 Q SUMMER Rii , f fl C 03 iIWC riaiCd | / 71\ Pocket and conservative models are cleverly fashioned of such de- r Ul\lllijnil>UJ C 25*f00" piece jrtnrner ' slrable materials as new homespuns, cheviots and cassimeres. in TT |al C roniplete 'whh p'OlM*' I the new shades of green, brown, gray, tan, plain and mixtures. All II S!| J couplings for cs?res. -ixXj well I x # sizes for men and young men, Including stout sizes. H| \ njl m $2 ' 25 Eltra Spccia ' s1 ' 69 ' r> I , p . _ L 3 Women's & Misses' 1 iSkFRUIT JARS FOR CANNING I) I x^r'' k V Oxfords ?S (N '!] DILL I MACfiil IJIDC 1 1/ I 1 hat Combine Style and Comfort ill 1 IMM Beauty and individu- siv hi 1 ' t\ DHI-l- IYIHiOUII JHItO 1 / I • • ,J- t * -r, •. Bft | allt >' these ||J iy . rrf WJ ,ne Doz * n tu a complete with Rubber. 1 S (\K& Zh j I AU S ! ZCS - including StOUtS. I hese SUItS jr f n n Summer oxfords for worn- S i 'a//W, l'or Hot und Cold Cunning. # // / 111 are made of the genuine Palm Beach cloth. I H Atom en and misses. They are I ifly \ ""• g -s:u;!- / / I E r y f*'r d rr ,y ,ai^ d . a ,",, d coW $1075 S j .ii oa-t , > , I I water shrunk. Water wont hurt them. piv.#U afford a meat deal of nil ' I ll MASON 11 1 | falsga ///If xAs/™*nAy comfort. The season's fa- LM , IS! ' 111 Jj Jar Caps, 30c a dozen Gums, 8c a dozen 111 I ' J IV vorite .models in black Sjj ■ ■ - - 1 i / // ll //\\(I,JI. patent, brown, gray and Acme Ice Cream Porch Swings I gS jj I MEN'S PANTS PANAMAS IV | J|L 1 Freezers U ■ . 1 i SI I Khaki d* i Men's Genuine Toyo I | SnturdjLv, Spe<-ial at Si- I I 1&mz:l e ln/r W ! . II / PantS * 3 V to 4a $1 Panama Hats KAS, 85c Ao A - i U.*i lly made. Each pH J clo^t^with cuff(JJA Af Made of fast color percales, U i Two-quart size , Rh We " -A I ! . 52.95 UrSrUShion^in^oa't^ I r.H * ch St!2i S" Pw I Worsted . 17. 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In New Trench model suits match. last-color materials Women's and Misses' M >1 \| MJ| Garden Rakes 39c 4(k> # 75C Plain tan • and stripes; —slashed pockets, belt all Ll fa ,'3f y st - lp i, patt ?rV, a - Do , u ,- Wblfn Ken rI„H m \i,?L h L Itakes 3tlc, 40c £ Marie e„ni fashioned in the new Nor- around; the material of W) \k ble silk cuffs. Sizes 14H to 17. White Sea Island Minute J^M IM \ ninth unri p.S folk models with belt all splendid cassimere; worth Pumps, white flexible sole gji i~™ —— —— y # Beach In plain around. a lot more money. j MEN T *S UNION #5Q* covered heel — 1 SCREEN DOORS AND Deltox 5 Boys' Wash Suits ' IgfW 13 ' UIIUAAIII A - _ _ p , l|A Buffo / Sixes 3to 8 Years Sizes 3to 8 Years ■UJI-W' nainsook. Cut full. $1.95 ■N I W NDOW SnRFFNS WU BS C Boys' Khi-ki We have a good assort- New Norfolk and Middy \ V MEN'S SILK HOSE, yQ _ l|| hi I UllllrVH VVnkUVV Deltox Grass Rugs t Pants ment of Boys Wash Suits, models; a splendid wash IB \ J SPECIAL AT 45fC CHIIJJREN'S lg£ 1 AT T ln ,,W ul designs % as low 69c sult tl All pure silk hose in plain rAVVAS >utnv nw. Mil I ALL SIZES ' sizes . m Qfi- 118 at colors. Slightly imperfect but CA>VAS MAKI JANK {lll | VRITKV nnnnjs 18x36 in tMc C OOC gizeß 3to 8 Years good value at the price. PUMPS with white sole ' IS? vj? I