GENERAL KOONS
CRITICISES POSTAL
Assistant Postmaster Says
War Conduct Justified
Taking It Over
By Associated Press.
■Washington, June 6.—The con
duct of the Postal Telegraph Com
pany in handling government busi
ness at Washington in the trying
Kennedy Sells It Cheaper!!
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Woodbury's Soap 2 for 37c Mary Garden Toilet Water $2.98 7 Gem B,ades 39c T nn AUen's Foot Ease 18c
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A full line of Bath Sprays, Bath TWELVE DOZEN Cosmo's Shaving Cream 28c WATER GLASS WHITE HOUSE COFFEE -
Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Hair qk tadth Johnson's Shaving Cream 19c
Brushes, Hair Combs, Bath Towels, 35C TOOTH BRUSHES 1 quart 29c 1 pound 45c
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FRIDAY EVENING, fiARBISBURG TELEGRAPH JUNE 6, 1919.
period of war was enough to justify.
the taking over of telegraph and
telephone systems. Assistant Post
master General Koons told the
House Interstate Commerce Com
mittee at a hearing which closed
just before issuance of orders by the
Postmaster General relinquishing
operation of the wire properties.
Mr. Koons made no mention of the
intention, of the Postmaster General
to turn back the wires for private
operation.
Mr. Koons declared that if other
wire companies had adopted the
same policy as the Postal, it would ]
have strangled the government in
the conduct of the war.
He charged that the Postal avoid-J
Ed government business, made on
special effort to expedite it, and
transferred to the Western Union
large numbers of government mes
sages tiled with it for delivery in
cities at which it maintained offices.
Information upon wheh the charges
were based, he said, was obtained
by inspectors from the records of
the company. There was no evidence,
however, to show intentional delay
by the Postal, he said.
WHERE HE WON THE NAME
Tourist (at the ancient rural hos
telry, coming down to breakfact with
a haggard, unrested appearance)— Last
night, madam, you informed me that
the great Duke of Wellington once
stayed at this hotel. Is it a fact?
Landlady—lt is, air, a solemn fact
He slept in the werry room you'occu
pied last night
Tourist—Was it just the same then
a£ it is now?
Landlady—Just the werry same.
Tourist—Same bed in it?
Landlady—The werry identical bed.
Tourist—And the Duke of Wellin
ton slept in it? He actually slept in
It?
Landlady—Ain't that what I'm a
tellin" yer? The Dook of Wellln'ton
act'lly slept in the werry bed what you
had last night.
Tourist—Great Caesar ! No wonder
they called him the Iron Duke.—Lon
don Tit-Bits.
Rules Are Announced
For Public Bathing
at City's Bathhouses
Hundreds of men. women and chil
dren, enjoyed bathing and swimming
ir. the river yesterday at the city
bathhouse at Seneca street. Next
week the bathhouse at Island Park
will be opened.
At the Island Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons will be re
served for the girls, and the eve
nings for men and women. At Sen
eca street the hours for girls will be
Tuesday and Friday afternoons from
1.30 to 4.30 o'clock; for men and wo
men, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings, 6 to 8.40 o'clock,
for men and boys every week day
from 9 to 6 o'clock (Saturday, 5
o'clock) except Tuesday and Friday
afternoons.
The following rules for bathing
at Seneca street will be enforced Mr.
Forrer announced:
1. Stay on this side of the Life
Line unless you swim well.
2. Suits may he secured free from
attendant by persons under sixteen
years of age.
3. Return park suits to attendant.
4. Loitering on the runways is
not allowed.
5. Keep off the bathhouse when
it is closed.
6. Disorderly or boisterous con
duct will positively result in prose
cution.
7. The management will under no
circumstances be responsible for loss
of personal property.
Special rules have been drawn up
by the bureau for evening swimming.
1. Two-piece skirt bathing suits
They are:
shall be worn by all persons above
14 years of age or ninety pounds in
weight.
2. Suits shall fit snugly around
neck and arms.
3. Girls above 14 years of age
shall not loiter on the shore unless
their suits reach to their knees.
4. Unemployed persons under It
years of age will not be allowed In
or on the bathhouse unless they
ure In charge of a responsible adult.
5, Boys or men shall not splash i
or duck girls or women.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr. L. W. Frasier
Has returned from U. S. Ntrnl
service and resumes practice at
Bowman Ave and Market Street,
CAMP HILL
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