GENERAL STRIKE
IN LIMERICK,
NO DISORDERS
Gas and Electric Supplies
Shut Off; Mills and
Stores Closed
By Associated Press
Limerick, Ireland, April 15. —This
city awoke yesterday to find itself
in the throes of a general strike
called by the trades unions as a pro
test against marfial law which has
gone into effect in the Limerick
military era. The gas and electric
supplies were cut off at 2 o'clock
in the morning and no factories or
stores opened, even the drugstores
having their blinds drawn.
Food supplies have ceased coming
into the city as the farmers refuse
to take out military permits to enter
Limerick.
There have been no disorders, but
several processions were cheered
loudly when they marched through
the streets. The military area has
been extended to include the district
north of the river Shannon.
It was reported that the railway
men had given notico that they
would strike in forty-eight hours
unless the order for martial law was
rescinded, A railway strike would
isolate the city.
Dublin, April 1". With reference
to the strike at Limerick the govern
ment has Issued a statement that the
proclamation of Limerick as a mili
tary area has not Interfered with the
people of Limerick getting supplies
in the ordinary way. It adds that if
tliet people are provpnted from ob
taining supplies by the action of In
disposed persons the government is
not responsible for this and can do
nothing to ameliorate the conse
quences
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DOCTORS HAND
OUTJJVE TIPS
rake Public Into Confidence
Prominent physicians claim people
fail in life because of "nerve hunger"
that it is the active bright-eyed, strong
nerved man or woman who is "there"
at work or play.
Strong, well nourished nerves Is the
great secret of success, health and hap
piness.
Men and women try to live regardless
of health, strength, ambition, cnergv
and hope, they exceed the speed limits,
wasting nerve strength and energy and
fail to store up reserve force, after
wards they only exist, life has no joys.
Without energy, ambition, strong
nerves, and pure blood one cannot hope
to enjoy the fullest measure of success
and happiness.
A noted specialist says. "Phosphated
iron brings strength to the blood,
nerves and brain, that it is a perfect
combination of vital elements of great
lonic qualities when taken bv 'Nerve
sick humans', that it will increase body
and nerve energy, restore ambition and
staying powers".
He also says: "If you e-e th 9 victim
of overwork, worry, excess of mental
nnd physical forces, hase the blues, and
the pleasures of life are no longer en
loyable, that you need rhosphated Iron
to brace, build you up and put you on
your feet again".
Special Notice—To Insure physicians
and their patients getting the "genuine
Phosphated Iron we put up in capsules
only, so do not allow dcalerg tO substi.
tute any pills or tablets.
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TUESDAY EVENING,
■CLEAN-UP DAY"
| URGED LN STATE
i State Fire Marshal Butz Calls i
For General Renovation
Early in May
Fire Marshal
to establish a 1
early in the com-j
iSSiiuOil, duce the lire haz-|
clared to have in- j
creased alarming,
ly in certain localities. The marshal;
says that hazards are causing heavy
taxes to communities already burd- {
ened and that eo-operation of mu
nicipalities, newspapers, ministers,
civic organizations and others can
bring about a material change.
Kducation, says Mr. Butz will I
bring about a realization of what:
conditions now prevail and fire pre
vention can be developed just as has I
fire fighting. Qle suggests that leisure I
time be devoted to safeguarding!
property by removing dangers and
that thorough inspection followed
by cleaning orders should be the rule |
in every building.
The marshal makes a special plea I
in view of the expansion of building!
which is about to start since the j
close of the war period that thej
closest attention be given to fire pre
vention in all const ruction work.
Drafting Hills—Dozens of drafts'
of bills are being sent to the State
Legislative Reference Bureau forj
preparation for introduction to the l
Legislature when it reconvenes next'
Monday night. A number of them I
were received at the close of the J
week from members who had gone I
home and several measures are nowl
in course of preparation for com
missions and hospitals. The number I
being put into legal form for mem-I
hers is larger than usual. Virtually
all of the appropriation bills are in i
hands.
The last of the administration bills:
are being gone over at the Attorney}
Oeneral's office. They were to have,
been presented last week hut changes |
were found necessary and the bills]
are being redrafted.
Out For Opening—Opening of the j
trout season found a number of State |
officials and others connected with ]
the State government away whipping'
(he streams. From reports received:
here there were many fishermen out
for the first day in spite of weather'
conditions. Stale fishery officials were!
optimistic regarding tlio prospects. |
Many Jobs Found For
Soldiers by State Bureauj
]' More positions vacant than appli- j
J cants listed, Jacob Eightner, director ;
j of the State Employment Bureau in i
! the Harrisburg district, reported, j
j Orders for eighty men were re-
I ceived yesterday from various plants
j in the city and vicinity, most of the !
i places being filled, but there are still |
I some vacancies.
j Every effort is being made to place |
| all the men listed for positions now •
: so that when the Twenty-eighth and J
I Seventy-ninth divisions, composed of |
i Pennsylvania boys, return, there will j
| be no other waiting lists and their
j applications can be handled, as it is
I expected a number of them will be
| without places.
i Mr. Lightner said that employers
i should list every position that is j
I open, regardless of its nature. Now
1 and then it is found that plant of
j tioials hav not reported vacancies
| in certain skilled positions because
|of shortages of men who can till
j them.
Drive For Funds For
War Work and Charity
( artiste, Pa.. April Hi.—lntroducing!
I the unique plan of raising funds for
every form of war work and for local j
charities in one drive, Carlisle, plans j
! to make the Patriotic and Benevolent!
I Fund idea permanent. At the annual
meeting of the officers of this organ
ization it was decided that another
campaign for funds would he carried
on this vear and that the sum secured
should be apportioned among the va
rious benevolences on a budget sys
tem.
Judge Sadler, former chairman, de
clined to serve again and Dr. H. B.
Stock was chosen to the post. IV.
H. Newsham was selected as vice
president, Fisk Goodyear as treasurer j
and T. I.t Gray as secretary.
JOHN FARCHT DIES
Mount Wolf. Pa.. April 15.—John >
Farcht. a prominent resident and .
Civil War veteran died Saturday j
| evening following an illness o fsix
j months. lie had passed his nine
tieth year and during the Civil War
he saw active service. For many
years he was employed by the I
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, his I
last work being as a track fore- |
man. He is survived by the follow- |
ing children: William H., of Colum
bia: J. W. and George A. Farcht. I
| of York: Mrs. Edward Doll, Spry: I
Joseph E. Farcht. Manchester, and
Miss Ella and Edward Farcht at
home.
GEORGE SMITH DISAPPEARS
Dwlstomi, Pa., April 15.—George I
M. Smith, a lifelong and well-known j
resident of Lewistown, has disap
peared front his home and his wife
is much worried. On the night of
March 28 Mr. anid Mrs. Smith went
down street together and parted at
Fountain Square, Mrs. Smith going
to the Knights of Malta Home and
Mr. Smith to the Eagle Club room.
i That was the last seen of the ntan
by his wife. She learned since that
lie became a patient at the Altoona
Hospital on March 29 and was dis
charged two days later. Since then
nothing has been heard of him.
| WOMAN'S Cl.l'll OFFICERS
| Meehiinlcslniric, Pa., April 15.—At
jtho annual business meeting of the
I Woman's Club on Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. M. U Dick. West
Main street, the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year:
President. Mrs. Murray L. Dick: vice
president. Mrs. t,. O. Firestine: second
vice-president. Miss Grace Witmer;
corresponding secretary. Miss Cath
erine Keeper: recording secretarv. j
Airs. T D. Winston: treasurer, Mrs. I
Robert A. De Frehn: directors: Mrs
R. AVUson Hurst. Mrs. R. H. Thomas
Jr., Miss Clara Tit/.el and Miss Dulti
Poorer: delegates to State Federa
tion at Scranton, Mrs. M. U Dick Mrs
T. D. Winston: alternates, Miss Tit
zel and Mrs. Thomas, Jr.
UE-F.NT.ISTS FOR SERA'ICE
Alorocrsbiirg. Pa., April 15.—Cer
ium s ' orrls , J -, Cowan, is spending a
thirty day furlough with his father
and family here before returning to
camp to report for overseas duty
Corpora! Cowan served with the Eva
cuation Company No. 4.1 at Camn
Grecnleaf Gn.. end at Cmn sS
Newport News Va. Immediately f
--ler receiving bis discharge f rom tie
above camns. Cornoral Cowan enlisted
Tor me year for oversees dutv lie
evnects to sail ahont May fl ' for
France. He slso line a brother | n
France who is a cornoral and has i
been in the service for over a year
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Spring Hats
/ j Keeps us busy these days in the Hat De
/// ir iJ/v partment, for Easter is a time when every man
If i 'L —only looks his best if his Hat corresponds properly
ft A (Kl^"Xiw s " \ //^ === /J / /^vbSi t *° New Clothes —and that accounts for us sell
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Market Street
HLAHRISBURG TELEGRSPK
llDoutricnsil
APRIL 15, 1919
Harrisburg,
Penna.
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