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TO ATTEND CONVENTION
George B. Nebinger. city inspccto
of weights and measures, will at
tend tho national convention of In
spectorh of Weights and Measure t
be held in Washington. D. C. t Ma
21 to 24, inclusive.
Values
Unexcelled Always at
HOOVER'S
We Sell Only What We
Can Guarantee.
Satisfaction or Money
Refunded Any Time.
"STERLING"
Electric Washing Machine and
Reversible Wringer. "The only
machine that does it like hand."
Revolving Tub
Large Steel Bench for Tubs and
Basket. Guaranteed and sold on
free trial. Exclusive agents for
Harrisburg. Service department
and repair parts always in stock.
"Stradivara"
Phonographs
"Known for Tone''
Large Cabinet Model, as illus
oraoa d k Mahogany .$105.00
Just hear it OXCE. You will
own one.
"New Home"
Sewing Machines
An easy runnsng machine at a
low price. Free trial in your
home withoat obligation.
Oak Porch Swings
A solid, well-made swing, 43
inches long.
Large Shipments of
Rugs
Bought at a new. lower price,
•"and marked down to extra speciai
pric-es.
3x12 Jap Grass dQ qq
Rugs D17.y0
"rU""""!* $24.75
9x12 Whittall Body (E7
Brussels Rugs ' •vU
The biggest selection of good
furniture in Harrisburg at pi ices
20 per cent. less.
HOOVER
Furniture Company
Carlisle Store:
23 W. Main St.-
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I'KIDAY EVENING, v ELAJRRISBTTRG CgUggat TELEGRAPH ' IMA Y 16, 1919.
Pennsylvania at the Front
View looking north from Varennes, showing' One Hundred and Twelfth Infantry, composed of detachment
o. Sixteenth nnd Eighth Pennsylvania liifunlry, Twenty-eighth Division. a t noon mess. Aerial bomb crater in
foreground. Varennese-on-Argonne. Ale use, France. October 13. 3918, 12 >1
This Ricture was produced by the Signal Corps of the United States Arinv, and if interested in obtaining
copies, apply to the IT. S. Army Recruiting Officer, 323 Market strept, this c ity.
CIVIC BODIES UNITE
TO MAKE BETTER CITY
Big Program Outlined For Future; Colonel Martin Praises
Action Toward Model Municipality
i First plans in the campaign to I
! make Harrisburg the model city of]
j the country, were outlined at a meet- j
| ing of repfesentatives from various;
j civic organizations held in the Cham-,
' ber of Commerce rooms last night, j
What has already been done to;
j make this city the finest in the na- :
i tion, was told by Col. Edward Alar-;
| tin. State Commissioner of Health, 1
j who said: "To prove that Harrisburg)
| has improved, the State Health De- !
| partment has moved its entire force:
|to this city. We would never have ;
| even considered this twelve years i
j ago."
I A permanent organization "for
■the betterment of health and sani
j tary conditions in this city" was!
I formed. George S. Reinoehl, presi-,
i dent of the Harrisburg Chamber of.
: Commerce, was elected chairman
j unanimously. Warren R. Jackson, j
j secretary of the Chamber, was also |
j elected secretary of this organiza- j
j tion. An executive committee is to
be appointed by the chairman with-j
in the next few days. They will then ;
| formulate a definite program of ac-j
tivities. Action will be taken on the j
fol'owing matters:
Erection of a joint city and county:
: hospital for the treatment of con-
I tagious diseases.
Abolition of the smoke nuisance.!
Enlargement of the city's water!
j works.
| Erection of a sewage disposal :
I plant.
j Elimination of the house fly.
Furtherance of the child -welfare \
| movement.
Curtailing noises in the city.
Hettermai't of housing conditions.
Annexation of Pieasantview for
the betterment of health and sani- 1
j tary conditions in that suburb and i
.the adjoinjng portion of thi city.
Speakers present sounded the toe- i
sin for better conditions right here 1
in Harrisburg. in eloquent addresses. 1
Col. Alartin praised the foresight o(
the civic and industrial leaders for i
bringing the city to its present high i
i
Standing of the Crews
HARRISHIRG SIDE
i Philadelphia Division The 123
i crew to ko first after 1.45 o'clock:
I 121. 116. 117, 122, 108, 125, 110, 109.
j 106, 120, 119.
Engineers wanted for 101, 125.
I Firemen wanted for 106, 117. 177.
I Conductors wanted for 108. 110,
121.
Firemen wanted for 109, 110, 116
119. 121.
. Engineers up: Bickel. Blankenhorn,
; Ream, Mohn, Gable, Dolby Baldwin,
I Sboaff. May, Maxwell, Schwartz, An
j drews, Brodhecker, Houseal, Gehr.
I Firemen up: Utley, Dallinger. Mor
j r.ron. Shettel, Ramsey, Varner,
Xorthcutt, Bestline, Albert Rider, G.
J. Kimmich, Fry, Kirchoff, Strieker, '
! Brown, Netzley, Emerick. Cushing, j
: Thompson, Blum. C. W. Fry, Vogel
j man, Enders, Zimmerman, Lark,
11 song, Good.
Brakemen up: Lutz,' Arndt. Haek
; Board, Werdt, Maurer, Eichelberger. j
|j Cook, Smith, Lcightner, Corbin, HofT
| roan. Christ, Altemus, Home. Yohe.
Middle Division. —The 249 crew to
go first after 2 o'clock: 24, 3, 32 17
j 20. I§, 30, IS, 29, 16, 28, 25.
Engineers wanted for 24, 33 32 20
I and 15.
I Firemen for 24, 33, 32.
I Conductors for 24, 18, 23.
Flagmen for 33, 32, 17, 30.
| Brakemen for 24.
Engineers up: Nickles, Tettermer,
l Bomberger, Bowers, Albright, Lep
| pard.
Firemen up: Seeger, Swab, G. L.
j Kennedy. Arnold. Miller, Evens,
Campbell. Bickert, Gaptt. Smith'
' Schoffstall, Kowatch. Schmidt, Peter
| man, Kester.
! Conductors up: Corl.
j Brakemen up: Eley, .Dennis, G. W.
Johnson, Baker, H. C. Johnson, Xeff]
| Kipp, Leonard. Shade, Hemminger!
Bell, Blessing, Aster, Clemm. Banner,
IG. W. Deckert, Shelly, Murray,
I Rhoades, Woodward, Miller, Leit- 1
I houser, C. F. Beers.
lard Crew*—Engineers wanted for! 1
I 3, 15C.
Firemen wanted for SC, 10C, 12C 1 :
: 15C, 3. 15C, 23C.
| Engineers up: Fulton, McMorris,
McDonnell, Runkle, Wise, Watts, I'
Clelland, Goodman. Harling.
I Firemen up: Warner, Myers. Wal
ters. Braw, P. S. Smith, Hodenhafer,
G. K. Smith, Howe. Rothe, Spahr, I
Charles, Olstot, Whichello. Ross, E. I
j Kruger. Mensch.
ENOLA CREWS
Philadelphia Division. The 212/
crew to go first after 1.45 o'clock:
223, 244, 221, 252, 213, 245, 232 206
208, 241, 247, 242, 250, 233. 203.
Engineers wanted for 206 211 26
244. 291.
I Firemen wanted for 210, 236 251
| 252.
i Conductors wanted for 252, 213,
J standard and intimated that tho
State will do a'.l in its power to as
sist.
Major McLane, Deputy State
Health Commissioner, called for a
; contagious disease hospital, pictur
; ing the dangers of so-called "harm
less" diseases. The smoke nuisance
: was severely scored by Chief Engi
' neer. Charles A. Emerson, Jr., of the
i State Health Department, who de
! scribed the vast damage done. He
; called upon the body to eliminate
this nuisance. "The time for studying
i the smoke nuisance is past," said J.
Horace McFarland, secretary of the
Municipal League. "We need ac
tion."
Delegates'in attendance at the
meeting included:
Dr. ('. R. Phillips and Mrs. F. E.
Downcs, Associated Charities; Fire
men's Union, Colonel Demming and
| George W. Lutz; Central Labor 1
j Union, August F. Speese and Nor
■ man F. Swords; Dauphin County
I Medical Society, Dr. John B. Mc-
I Alister and Dr. Harvey F. Smith:
at large, David Kaufman and Joseph
j Cluster; Municipal League of Har
. risburg, William Jennings and J.
| Horace McFarland: Chamber of
Commerce, George S. Reinoehl and
I David E. Tracy: Daughters of the
American Revolution, Miss Caroline
Pearson and Miss Cora Lee Snyder:
Red Cross. Miss Anne McCormick
and Mrs. Mercer R. Tate; Association
for the Distribution of Pure Atilk.
Mrs. Marlin E. Olmsted and Airs.
Francis J. Hall; Knights of Colum
bus. R. .T. Seitz and E. R. Ecken
rode; Ministerial Association, the
Rev. Edwin A. Pvles and the Rev.
Dr. William N. Yates; Young Men's
Christian Association, R. H. Reeves
and A. D. Bacon; Civic Club, Mrs.
Willifim Henderson nnd Mrs. Solo
mon Hiney; Rotary Club. Robert E.
Cahill and Frank C. Sites: Kiwants
Club. Al. K. Thomas and Frank G.
Fahnestock, Jr.; Visiting Nurse As
sociation, Miss Alary Cameron and
Airs. Paul A. Kunkel.
! Flagmen wanted for 252.
Brakemen wanted for 203.
Conductors up: Goodman, Bryson,
Gallagher, Hasson.
Brakemen up: Vogelponjr, Funk.
Trostle, Dorsett, Gardner, Uabius.
Beers, Vatulii, Coulder, Farree, Horn,
Makay, Geltz, Brighoff, Shunk,
Spense, Eshleman, J. F. Miller,
Schreffler.
Middle Division. The 104 crew to
go first after 3.15 o'clock: 117, 121,
CUT THIS OUT
OI.D ENGLISH RECIPE FOR C'A
TARRH. CAT \lt It IIA I, DEAFNESS
AND HEAD NOISES
If you know of some one who is
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness,
head noises or ordinary catarrh, cut
J out this formula and hand it to them
and you may have been the means of
saving some poor sufferer perhaps
from total deafness. In England
scientists for a long time past have
recognized that catarih is a consti
tutional disease and necessarily re
quires constitutional treatment.
Sprays, inhalers and nose douches
are liable, to irritate the delicate air
passages and force the disease into
the middle ear which frequently means
total deafness, or else the disease
may be driven down the air passages
towards the lungs which is equally
as dangerous. The following for
mula which is used extensively in the
damp English climate is a constitu
tional treatment and should prove
especially efficacious to sufferers here
who live under more favorable clim
ate conditions.
Secure from your druggist 1 ounce
of Parmint (Double strength). Take
this home and add to it 'A pint of
hot water and a little granulated
sugar; stir until dissolved. Take orie
tablespoonful four times a dav. This
will often bring quick relief from
distressing head noises. Clogged
nostrils should open, breathing be
come easy and hearing improve as the
inflammation in the eustachian tubes
is reduced. Parmint used in this way
acts directly upon the blood ind'
mucous surfaces of the system and
has a tonic action that helps to ob
tain the desired results. The prep
aration is easy to make, costs little
and is pleasant to take. Every per
son who has catarrh or head noises
or js hard o/ hearing should give this
treatment a trial.
e-
Fred B. Aldinger
Is Now Proprietor of i
I
I
The Senate Hotel I
Harrisburg, Pa.
N..., , '
J '
113, 118, 119, 122, 106, 115, 107.
Engineers for 116.
Firemen for 118.
Brakemen for 113.
Yard Board. —Engineers up: Bran
yen, Kauffman, Flickenger. Shuey,
Myers, Geib, Curtis. Hinkle,.
Firemen up: McConnell, Taylor
Holmes, O. J. Wagner, Wolf, Coldre'n,
Haubaker. Kensler. Snyder, Yetter,
ANNOUNCEMENT
To be able to sell you the car that
will serve you best we have secured
the dealership for the Franklin Car
, ■
YY e have made a study of the automobile business, especially the
future of that business. From that study, only one conclusion is
possible. Every sign points to an increasing, insistent demand for the
really efficient, economical car. Naturally, we sought for the car that
would answer that description—we found it in
THE FRANKLIN CAR
America's Only Light-Weight Fine Gar *
and we are pleased to announce that we have secured the Franklin
franchise for this vicinity.
The position of the Franklin does not rest on our claims for it.
It has back of it a sixteen-year record of delivering satisfactory trans
portation, with the utmost comfort, safety, and reliability—at the
least expense. j
In addition to its splendid material, its real fineness , the Franklin
delivers owners a steady, day-by-day performance of
20 miles to the gallon of gasoline—instead of the usual 10.
10,000 miles to the set of tires—instead of the usual 5,000.
The reasons for this economy Light Weight, Flexibility,
Direct Air-Cooling—also explain Franklin comfort, safety of handling,
long life, and immunity from troubles in extremes of weather.
We wish to impress on you that these things are facts—not
claims; that they are subject to proof and demonstration, both of which
are yours for the asking—whenever you are ready to investigate a car
. that will guarantee you motoring sat faction , all the year around.
Franklin Sales and Service
4th and Chestnut Sts. Harpsburg Pa.
1 Kennedy, A. W. Wagner. Sadler.
Engineers for 140.
Firemen for lWt 104, 3rd 126. 2nd
129. 11S.
PASSBSGKR SERVICE
Middle Division. —Engineers up: J. i
W. Smith. J. Crimmel, J. H. Ditmer. I
Engineers wanted for P-21, P-49, '
H. S. Weber, F. F. Schreck.
45.
Firemen up: H. O. Hartzel. H. M. j
Cornpropst.
Firemen wanted for P-21, P-49, 3, !
and 49.
Pblluddpliln Division —Engineers
up: A. Hall, H. Smeltr.or, M. Pleam,
C. R. Osmond. W. O. Buck, C. H.
Seitz.
.Engineers wanted for none.
Firemen up: AT. G. Shaftner, J. S.
Lenig. A. L. Floyd. J. M. Tlatt, J. M.
White.
Firemen wanted for 626.
FENCE IS ABLAZE
A slight tire was reported at 26
Baum street this morning when a
fence caught alire. It was extin
guished before much damage was
caused.
Dr. Carter's K.&B.Tea
Makes Finest Home-made
Laxative Syrup
Easily Prepared Two
Pints Cost Almost Noth- j
ing but is Prompt, Sure
and Effective
Ready-made laxative syrups for !
children arc costly. By making this
at home you not only save prac
tically 61.30, but you will have a
much more prompt and effective prep- !
aration.
Simply obtain from any drug store !
a package of Dr. Carter's K. & B. !
Tea. Put contents in a bowl. Add 1
l'/a pints of boiling water, cover and j
allow to. stand for 2 hours. Strain, I
add 1 pound of sugar and stir until 1
dissolved. Flavor either with essence 1
of peppermint, or wintergreen accord- !
ing to taste.
Dose for adults. 1 tabiespoonful
each night or night nnd morning tin- i
til a regular movement of the bowels j
Is effected. For children. 1 teaspoon- i
ful more or les_s according to age.
For a real springtime tonic and '
blood purifier, 1 teaspoonful every I
night or every other night for at
least three weeks.
Cut this recipe out and paste it on 1
the bottle.
Mf You Pay Less For Better Quality IK
at Miller and Kades
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