MURDER CASES ON TRIAL LIST FOR SEPTEMBER of Two Colored Men May Go to Jury; 159 New Criminal Cases Two murder cases are included in the trial list for the September ses sions of criminal court which open Monday, September 23. Two colored men, Harry Diekerson and William Evans, are the defendants. The lat ter was convicted before on a charge of first degree murder, but was granted a new trial by Judge A. W. , Johnson. It is likely he will come to the city during the September session so that Evans may be tried again. One other murder case may be list ed for Grand Jury action, depending upon the outcome of the shooting of a colored man in Steelton yesterday. Vasil Dundoff, of that borough, is in jail now waiting a preliminary hearing, which will likely be held next week. Two new cases against Harry M. Bretz, attorney, charging him with embezzlement and larceny are listed, also the suit against J. Robbin Bennett, the colored attor ney, now a fugitive, who is under bail for court on a charge of em bezzlement. ' There are 159 new cases on the list, many of them felony charges, indicating that in case of a number of convictions the trials may estab list a new record because of the many serious offenses. Felonious as sault, robbery, felonious entry and larceny cases appear in large num bers. Less than twenty continued cases are to be disposed of. The list i follows: Monday, September 23.—Frank Simmons, as. and bat.; Charles Chayne, tel. as.; Eugene Miller, rob.; Arthur Elsie, Aaron Swanger, fel. as.; James Major, ag. as. and bat.; Sam uel Johnson, fel. as.; Harry Cassner, lar., two charges; James Labar, lar.; Earl Jamerson, lar.; James Burrell, fel. ent. and lar.; H. M. Howl, lar.; George Toad, lar. from per.; John ' Diago, lar.; Harry Griffey, lar. from] per.; Roy Martin, fel. enty and lar.; J John Morgan, Joseph Williams, An-j thony Garguilo, Joe Maragos, c. c. d. w.; Joe Maragos, mal. mis.; John! Williams, ct c. d. w.; John Eagle, I rest, off.; James Ferguson, fel. as.; Charles Coriell, larc. from per.; | George Burton, larc.; John A. Bentz, I tal. pret.; John A. Benta, larc. as bail.; George H. Lewis, fal. pret. Fred Bright, fel. as.; Arthur Harri-! ' son. fel. as.; Willie White, larc. ' Tuesday, September 24—Robert Robinson, John Tyler, George Rad- j asinovic (two charges), James Wal ton, all fel. as.; Ashby Short, Rich-i urd Saunders, a. and b.; John Gai- | ono, larc. from per.; Thomas Jack-! son et al, larc. from per.; Joseph R. Hall (three charges), larc. from! per.; Lester Webb et al, Robert! GaLjor et al, Joseph Pennington j charges), Jose Vergas et al, Charles Sump, Charles Leeper, Alon za Horriston et al, Edward Moody, all robbery; William Shaffer, Samuel f Washington, larc.; Frank Williams, cper. m. v. without con. of owner; George Johnson (two charges), fel. ent. and larc.; Walter Moran, res. off. et.; Georgre Felono, a. and b.; George Felono, pub. ind.; W. Sher man Keisling, a. and b. and surety of the peace. Wednesday September 25—Lu cius Reeves, fel. ent. and larc.; Charles W. Dunn, fel. as. and a. and b.; Daniel Nelson, fel. ent. and larc.;' Joe McCan. Joseph Tokim, larc. from per.; James Walker, fel. as.; Mason Fitting et al, burg.; Joseph Washington, unl. pos. of dr.; Ed. Robinson, oper. m. v. without con. of owner; Stella Colier, bawdy h.; Jeff Childress, Tucker Keys, James E. Nixon, r.; Toney Murphy, Grace Burke, forn.; Sovia Embria, pub. ind.; Raymond Bainbridge. r. and b.; William Johnson, r.; Harry McClain, pub. ind.; George Fickes. ind. as.; Charles E. Graff, as. with int. to r.; George Bland, r.; Law rence Lewis, larc.; Joseph Wilson, want, point of f. a.; Daniel Fry, ear. c. d. w. and fel. ent.; Gabriele Ma garo (two charges), Bernardino Cal derazzo and Michael Calderazzo, ag. a. and b.; Walter Bell, Frank Yanos, larc. Continued cases—A. L. Shear er, abor.: William Evans, murder. Thursday, September 26—Harry M. Bretz. emb. and larc.; Margaret Green alias Katie Pickett, fel. as.; William Green, larc.; Jesse Jordan, i fel. as.; E. Alper, larc.; Bergen Ty ler, car. c. d. w.; Raphael Feeser, as. with int. to r.; John Robinson, larc. from per.; Nat. Feldstern, larc. as hail.; J. Frank Thompson, Mary Kline, larc.: John F. Fasnacht, larc. as bail.; Amos Stiles, Ray Brandt, larc.; Joseph Silver, larc. as bail.; Agnes Dorson. Carrie Holmes, larc.; Charles G. Shetran, op. m. v. while intox.; W. M. Filton, unl. op. of m. v.; Carrie Jackson, bawdy h.; Carrie Jackson, sell. liq. without lie.; Daniel Wagner, Walter Shuey, as. with int. to r.; J. Robbin Bennett, emb.; Milton A. Comp, Jacob Sick oli, Mark Sclireiber, f. and b.; I. Woolf et al, larc.; Loring A. San dors. fal. pret.; Joseph Tressler. adul.: Katie Slesser, forn.; Joseph Tressler et al, con. b. of b. child; George Myers, bawdy h.: Albert Shuey, (two charges), ,T. H. Haw kins, a. and b.; S. R. Flcegal, fal. pret.; Bessie Napper, fel. as.: Au gustus C. Allwein, fal. pret.; Frank S'amhs. larc. Continued cases—Sam uel Hinds, Charles Pitsas, Joe Shut tlesworth, Joseph M. Fitting. Ed ward Howard, f. and b.; Harry M. Bretz emb. Friday, Sept. 27.— David Smith, gam. and agg and b.; Lillian Holler, lar.; Frank Ctpan, a. and b.; Lawrence Grannison, agg. a. and b.: A. W. Hunsicker, agg. and b.; Rqsie Klotz. a. and b.; Charles Harris, a. and b.; Laura Wert, agg. a. and b.; Harry Musselman, a. and b.; John Slovina<s aAind b.; Herbert Johnson, a. and b.; T. F. Fannasy, et. al., bawdy h. and sell. liq. without lie.; Jean Martin, / freq. b. h.; Robert Dolsey, for.; Mar garet Williams, forn.; Robert Dolsey, c. c. d. w.; Charles F. Dickey, et. al., fel. ent. and lar.: H. E. Ruhl, viol, m. law John T. Ensminger, Jr., viol. Pharmacy act; Mary Stanton, fel. as. and a. and h.; Mary Radocaj, com. scold; Daniel F. Bankes, lar. as el. ser., three charges; Drucilla Wilkins, mal. mis.; Guy Butler, et. al., nuis.; Hardy Diekerson, murder. Monday, October 7.—Roy R. Look, Jacob F Dreibelbis. Walter M. Free burn and Edward Koppenhaver, non sup.; George Houseman, sur. of p.; William J. Shoop, n. sup.; Lottie Har ley, sur. of p.; Charles Kreitzer. Sam uel G. Getz, J. D. Bentzel, Francis M. Blain and Charles C. Travitz, n. sup. Continued Cases: John L. Drake, att.; Pierce Stoak, sur. of p.; Edwin D. Crow, Charles Kby, Joseph W. Duncan. H. C. Gordon, Charles Mutza baugh, Nick Honohut, H. W. Baker. Robert Shaner, John I. Starry and Joe Wolfshon.all n. sup. SATURDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG <SBk TELEGRAPH SEPTEMBER 14, 1918. Give Your Old Rubber to Red Cross Brin & ° ld Rubber to the Post Dffice ! < J BELL 1001 2356 UNITED IIAIIRISBUItU, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1018. * FOUNDED 1871 Buy Carefully Wc respectfully put before you the advisability of an ticipating your requirements, and of buying now most of the things you will need in the near future. Prices are continually advancing. There is no pros pect of an early decline . Later on you will have to pay j more for the same goods—or even for merchandise not so good. It is unwise to buy more than you need, or to buy with the purpose of hoarding. But it is the height of wisdom to take advantage of prevailing prices, and buy your present needs now, as well as to anticipate those of the early future. New Creations in Ribbons For Hand Bags Highly-colored Dresden Ribbon, for bags—exceptionally beautiful. Tapes- Q try, brocade and black embroidered in gold and silver—s to 10 inches wide, A large stock -of ribbons was pur chased to avoid the probability of higher Bag Frames, in diamond and straight frame. A new line in oxidized and green Wvk -' L', gold frames, at 59c to ?1.98 Frames in natural celluloid $1.25 to $1.98 BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. Wool Tapestry Rugs Bought and contracted for many months ago before present prices prevailed. We pass them on to you on same basis l —the patterns arc Oriental, floral and all-over. " 6 ft. x' 9 ft., $lO.OO, $12.00 9 ft. xl 5 ft., $45.00. and $lB.OO. 11 ft. 3 in. x 12 ft., $45.00. 515JW SJV&f* sl2 ' so ' I 1 3 * 15 * 57 - 50 - 8 ft. 3 in. xlO ft. 6 in., Small '-' U S S and runners; $16.50, $19.50 and $21.00. 27x54 inches, $1.85. 9 ft. x 9 ft.. $27.00. 27x9 feet, $7.50. 9 ft. x 12 ft., $18.50, 27x12 feet, $lO.OO. $22.50, $25.00. 27x15 feet, $12.50. ' BOWMAN'S—Fourth Floor. Mothers Should Not Fail To View Our Display of Children's New Apparel You mothers will be greatly smitten with the smartness of these "newly-born" garments. They are as fashionable-looking from every angle as any created for the "grown-ups." And, like the garments for the "grown-ups," they display the same simple, straight lines. Coats and Dresses, both introduce numerous unique style ideas in collars, pockets, sleeves, cuffs, belts and sashes, and a wide field of serviceable fabrics. Prices are unusually low, especially for this time of the season. Children's Gingham and Chambray and Poplin Dresses— white and colored yoke—belted and Empire styles—hem stitched and hand embroidered—2 to 6 years, $l.OO, $1.25, $1.50, $1.95 to $5.50 School Dresses Girls' Wash Dresses—Gingham, in stripes and plaids—plajp Poplin and Chambray—fancy pockets, belts and cpllars—6 to 14 years $l.OO, $1.50, $1.95, $2.50 to $9.50 Boys' Corduroy Suits—brown, green, khaki and steel- Trench and Norfolk styles—sizes 2 to 8 years—with leather belt and shoulder strap $4.95 and $5.50 Boys' School Trousers Corduroy, Mixtures and Blue Serge—6 to 14 years $'1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.25 Boys' Blouses and Shirts—Blue Chambray, Striped Per cale, Madras and Crepe—6 to 14 years, 59c, 75c, $l.OO, $1.25 and $1.50 Boys' Hats, in Serge, Velvet and Mixtures—khaki and blue —trench, sailor, droop brims and middy styles, 59c, 75c, $l.OO, $1.25, $2.25 BOWMAN'S—Second Floor. Trunks and Bags fimjllin |hip ujm September and October |ll —L i /n| months of the year to spend I j j Jf |at the seashore or mountains. r~jj | The excessive heat of July l__lj | res ' l a,r does one more good | jjJl in a week during the months b SUit cases ' with $1.93 t0'55.50 Fiber suit case—most durable with lock and catches and leather handle , $1.75 to $3.50 Leather suit cases $5.50 to $14.50 Traveling bags $3.75 to $25.00 Steamer trunks $lO.OO to $14.00 Dress trunks $22.00 to $25.00 Wardrobe trunks $32.00 to $59.00 Leather straps for trunk .' $l.OO Web trunk strap 75 c Shawl straps 25c to 89c BOWMAN'S—Basement. : |P FUR COATS ||p! ! . Here are Full-length Coats, Short Coats and ] 1 j —i jmi?r Capes. The selection is a complete index of the y[l T~J> | | 'I a ||j| choicest fashions brought out for Fall and Winter. llil' ay | ; rf'fe Handsome Hudson Seal Coats, with Skunk col- t \ ;p>|nr|p lars and cuffs, full length and full sweep, $395.00. <j \ New Taupe Nutria Coat, three-quarter length, | Hf 1 NatUral Muskrat Coat, finest quality, 40-inch | | 4--1- iP Marmot Short Box Coat, belted $175.00 aJLltll | | iL44I Also a splendid showing of Scarfs and Stoles. —l—-S | | All Furs of fine selected pelts from the most re- JfJ 1 $ 'j R FjOl liable makers. Every piece lined with the finest- % I illlai quality Georgette, Crepe de Chine or Crepe Meteor. \ | BOWMAN'S—Second Floor. jjj Special Lullaby Diaper Envelope Chemise Cloth $1.09 in 10-yard pieces. lB inches wide $1.50 per piece Made of Nainsook, Lace and embroidery 20 inches wide SI.GO per piece trimmed and plain hemstitching. 22 inches wide $1.70 per piece BOWMAN'S—Second Floor. BOWMAN'S—Second Floor. !ht AEOLIAN VOCALION \ The IVorld's Leading Phonograph WITH FINE COLLECTION OF RECORDS DELIVERED TO YOU FOR A SMALL INITIAL PAYMENT, BALANCE IN CONVENIENT AMOUNTS MONTHLY. ~x Beautiful Trimmed Hats For Autumn's Golden Days Trimmed to please every taste, and portray shapes to be come every face. Large drooping brim Hats. Large Hats of Panne Velvet, with facings of soft blue, sand, pink and other colors. Small, close-fitting Turbans and various Small Hats. Hatter's Plush Sailors, in various shapes—black, purple, navy. And—The proper place to secure the Velour Hats with the deep, soft nap. We have a splendid assortment of these Velour Hats, of the best makes, at .. $8.75 BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. i - J'M i| / / . A r LjL Furniture That Is Attractive and Dependable These attractive period bedroom suites in American wal nut or antique mahogany. . All pieces of good size and nicely proportioned suite con sists of dresser, chiffonier, dressing table, and full size bed— complete suite $137.50 Satin gum bedroom suite—4 pieces—a good value in a medium-price suite $89.00 Quartered cak buffets, Colonial designs, plank top, roomy cupboards, large linen drawers, fitted with French plate mir ror $39.00 Genuine leather seat dining chair straight line pattern; built of solid oak, banister back $3.95 Acme folding card table—self adjusting locks when table opened, nickel corners, green leatherette top a very sub stantial table $3.49 BOWMAN'S—FiIth Floor. Woolen Dress Goods And Coatings The great setting for Autumn and Winter material is now at its full height. We have gathered together an assemblage of the finest and most fashionable goods that the market af fords. In fact, it would do honor to a metropolitan establish ment of magnitude . Conditions in the woolen market such as the present compel greatly advanced prices. Our foresight has brought to you the most desirable, at reasonable prices. 54-inch Velour Melange, yd $6.95 54-inch Velour de Laine, yd $5.50 54-inch Suede Velour, yd $4.85 56-inch Kitten's Ear Kersey, yd $7.50 54-inch Velour Check Coatings, yd $2.50 54-inch Jersey Cloth, yd $4.50 56-inch Army Cloth, yd $2.75 52-inch Chiffon Brdadcloth, yd $4.50 36 to 56-inch French Serges—full line of Fall shades, yd., $l.OO to $4.95 56-inch Imported Tweed Mixtures, yd $3.75 to $3.95 36 to 54-inch Plaid Skirtings, yd 85c to $4.95 36-inch Silk and Cotton Poplin, yd 95c to $1.25 40-inch Silk and Wool Poplin, yd $1.89 and $2.00 40-inch Bengaline, for suits or coats, yd. .. $2.75 and $3.25 40-inch Silk and Wool Charmcuse, yd $3.25 42-inch Folwell's Premier Cloth, yd $2.00 40 to 56-inch Shepherd Check Suitings, yd. .. 89c to $2.00 36-inch Batistes, yd 85c and $1.25 A wonderful showing of all-wool Dress Fabrics, in hundreds of useful lengths for skirts, dresses or suits—the most wanted weaves, such "as Serges, Poplins, Taffetas, Panamas, etc. These are manufacturers' ends, and a big saving can be effected by taking advantage of these, very low prices. Yard, $1.59, $2.39 and $2.69 BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. j Long Sleeve Gowns Night Gowns of good quality Cambric—embroidery trim med and hemstitched $1.39 to $2.98 yOWJUM'S gam* A ~ - f 3
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