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
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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
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An Important Sale of r C~l_ The Season's Smartest
Summer Hats 0r a § oaturday OcU6 Summer Wash Skirts I
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.. 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 <
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[ 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| |
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:-$2.90 to $10.90 Your Choice Saturday at /{fwMA I
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STi a Feather Pom Poms, the new Ostrich Bands, f\( J A \ fUH Ml P V(I h "*■ STO - ]! fl ! rV.fl "gl
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special at . —Clay Pekm Splal at Special at Special at Special at
95c mMm -Copenhagen Slk, *** .4S
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Hundreds upon hundreds of /
newest voile waists in white and V 7 gy , p O 1 f f\ • nil
BI toats in Lvery Style of Consequence Girls Summer Dresses 1
Y| and fancy trimmed. A full size jjl
(|l range. ' Women sand $Q.95
I S™r.ne Mie,'Coats V— Miwes'Coat* JWCoats It— GIRLS_ WASH GIRLS' WHITE l. 1
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hi CREP KPE CHINK AND BEADED AND EMBROID-
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K ' ot a flne grade of crepe de much higher-priced imported AJL X V m tivluC 111 l M ■ lilt, ... rißtrtlsiTrQ / / l
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LN everv new summer coloring ideas of fashion in collar and Your QC i Your QE* I Kll
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m $2 ' 25 Eltra Spccia ' s1 ' 69 ' r> I , p . _ L 3 Women's & Misses'
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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
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a f i \ ni.> and madras shirts, cut big Hal ■ ' J liill
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I'M I Nickel-plated Gas Iron with Combined Weeders and C Rovs' WacVi— ° 'Anr r* Qfi fkR MBRBWBB A very cleverly fashioned ffil
S, I steel tubfng; complete, ' 'fE J ,KI D . SiKHlal.it $2.95 $0.95 D*hirt. with a silk front and Ilw „
Hand W Pants Made of that good strong 7 to IS Years back, in the same pattern to Jl ST RECEIVED • y*
li* AC 10c 13e in.- \ TC and washable crash. 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
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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
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hi $1.59, $1.98 to $2.50 in'! I's3r, C or" Kannon Kh " atea an<l madras wash A great variety of good M flk 24c S|mh 1111 Saturday at [IJ
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J n $1.25 J1
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Jj FIHST FLOOR " FIRST FI.OOR 11 ]== FIRST FLOOR j||
iIISSSBBSIjISnSH STORE OPENS 8:30 A. M.—CLOSES SATURDAY 9 P. M.
Boston, Mass.; George A. Mlncey,
Ogeechee, Ga.; Private Charles F.
Brown, St. Paul; Corporal Merl C.
Alexander, Sharon, Pa.; Sergeant
Thomas H. WaTes, Weston, W. Va,;
Privates James B. Kellum, Maysvllle,
Ky.: James S..Schall, Tenipleton, Pa.;
Corporal Cleo B. Davis, Bowling
Green, Ky.
Deaths from wounds received in ac
HARRISBUR.G TELEGRAPH!
tlon: Privates Kenestom P. Lenders,
Syracuse, N. Y.; William T. R. Bud
long. Marlnett, Wis.; Robert C.
Gourley, Watervllle. O.; Lester
March, Mllllken, Ohio; Corporal Louts
Peterson, Chicago; Private Aden
Brown, Clyde, N. Y.
Use McNeil's Pain Exterminator—Ad.
KNTERTAINKB AT DINNER
Shlremanstown, Pa., June 14. —Mrs.
William G. Clouser entertained at
dinner, on Wednesday at her home, In
West Main street. Covers were laid
for the following guests; Miss Katie
Kells. of Baltimore; Mrs. Sara Clouser.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sadler Hupp and
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clouser, of Shire
manstown.
STRINGING ELECTRIC WIRES
Waynesboro, Pa.. June 14. Five
crews of linemen from Martlnsburg,
Hagerstown, Frederick, Falling
Waters and Waynesboro have been
working steadily since Sundav morn
ing, stringing the wise on the high
tension line between Smithsburg, Md.,
and Waynesboro. This line will fur
nish power for Waynesboro and vi
cinity direct from Security. Md
JUNE 14, 1918
HURT IN RUNAWAY
New Bloomticld, Pa., June 14.
Sunday afternoon while James
Sheaffer, of Center township, was
go ng to Klliottsburg, coming down
.Limestone ridge, the harness broke
and the hor'so ran away, throwing
him out of the buggy where he lay
unconscious until Edward Rapsour
took him In his auto to Elllottsburg.
BELL-AIMS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Druggists
refund money if it fails. 25c
5