STATE BUYS BIG
MONT ALTO TRACT
Enlargement of Institution Is
to Follow; News of the
State Capitol
The State
Mlerttes abutting
on the institution. The purcnase
included holdings of Willtana L.
Forney and $20,000 is involved in
the transaction which was con
eluded by Col. Edward Martin, the
State Commissioner of Health.
In a statement issued Col. Martin
said that the purchase would en
able the State to carry out its com
prehensive program for the reha
bilitation and enlargement of the
institution, already the largest in
the country. It is under charge of I
Col. Theodore L. Hazeletter, form
erly of the 28th Division who has
doubled the personnel of the start ;
in recent months. Col. John D. |
McLean, deputy commissioner of .
health, has direct charge of all 1
sanitoria. j
The addition of the Forney prop- .
erty enables the Commissioner to 1
provide quarters for the working ,
force at the sanitorlum and apart- 1
ments for the physicians and at- ,
tachcs who are married. An elec- j
trie lighting system is being in- (
stalled and new highways are be- ,
ing constructed from the base of |
the mountain to the institution. A 1
co-operative store has been estab
lished and the patients and the at
taches have the benefit of all mod
ern conveniences. When the work
has been completed, Mont Alto j
Sanitorlum will not only be the
most complete free institution main
tained by any State in the Union,
but it will compete with many of
the larger private institutions,
carrying on a similar work.
State Commissioner of Fisheries
Nathan R. Buller has sent word to
a number of persons who took out
licenses to catch fish and eels in
special devices that unless they file
the returns required by law to show
their catches he will refuse- to is
sue licenses to them next year.
Many of the men who operated eel
racks have ignored this provision
of the law and may have trouble
fishing next year, says the Com
missioner.
A special committee named by
the State Industrial Board to con
sider the State regulations for the
making and sale of ladders has
been summoned to meet in Phila
delphia on Friday. A number of
changes in the code are projected
on the ground of safety and Sta
bility.
New forms of commissions for
the officers of the Pennsylania Na-
THE GLOBE
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Silk Shirts
slo'
A Delightful
Gift At A
Pleasing
Price
You'll better ap
preciate the value
of these wonderful
shirts when we tell
you sincerely that
their present
wholesale prices
are greater than
we sell them at re- 1 i
tail.
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And every
man will appre
ciate a silk shirt
for his Christmas
gift.
These are made
of Radium, Crepe
de Chine and
heavy Broadcloth
Silk, in every de
sirable color com
bination.
THE GLOBE
TUESDAY EVENING.
tional Guard are being prepared by-
Adjutant General Frank D. Beary
and will be Issued to all of the
officers and commissioned for the
new Guard. Over 60 are now be
ing prepared for signature by the
Governor when he returns to the
city.
Etlwanl Windowiiiakcr and
George Geesey, convicted in Cum
"The Live Store"
"Be Sure of Your Store"
If you want to buy useful gifts that will be appreciated, the Doutrichs Label or Doutrichs
Gift Box is your assurance and protection. It means you bought Dependable Merchandise
and we assume all responsibility and make good anything that does not come up to your ex
pectations, and remember, we exchange goods or refund money either before or after <
Christmas.
Shirt Festival"
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Our Men's Furnishing Department is enjoy
ing the biggest Holiday business in the History of the store,
and rightly so, for you have never looked upon a more wonderful dis-
P 6 OUsan^B beautiful Silk, Madras, Percale
It doesn't make any difference how many nice looking
patterns you ve seen elsewhere in shirts, you'll forget all about them when
you come to Doutrichs and glance over the great mountains of magnificent shirts—They're
here by the thousands—in the most exquisite designs, indeed, they are so pretty we can't
describe them, but at the prices we paid for them many months ago enables us to mark
these high-grade shirts at such attractive prices that they are moving out in rapid order
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Bring Your Christmas Checks to
Doutrichs—We Cash Them Cheer
fully Whether You Buy or Not
The Necktie Party
Adlers Gloves Stetson
Munsing, Duofold and Cooper's Underwear
Hart Schaffner & Marx, Kuppenheimer and Society Brand Clothes
Wearpledge Clothes
For Boys •
berland county In 1900 and sentenced
to from five to ten years for ma- 1
llclously damaging a railroad car
have applied for pardon.
Chief Engineer W. D. llhler, 'of
the State Highway Commission,
Is at Louisville attending the High
way convention.
Use. McNeil's Pain Exterminator—Ad
HARRISBURG 1$fB& TELEGRAPH
More Auto Devices
Arc Given Approval
The State Highway Department
to-day announced that four addi
tional automobile lenses and light
controlling devices have been ap
moujrichfl
proved by the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, as follows:
Dillon, Morelite, Parab-o-Light
8 1-4 lens, and Safetee Glass Lens.
The maximum candle power al
lowable with a horizontal beam for
the Morelite lens, vacuum or B
lamp, is 15; nitrogen or C lamp, 7;
Parub-o-Light B, 18; C. 28; Safe
tee B, 32; C, 32. The maximum
candle power allowed on the Dillon
lens with a tilted beam is: 15, B
lamp; 21 C lamp.
The following is a complete list
of the automobile lenses approved
by the Commonwealth De
cember 4, 1919: Holophano Lens,
•McKee Clear, McKee Amberoid,
Mac-Kno Glare Lens, Violet Ray
Lens, Full Ray Deflectors, Kopp
DECEMBER 9. 1919
beth Lens, Conaphore Clear "B,"
Conaphore Novlal "B," Conaphore
Clear "F," Conaphore Novial "F,"
Raydex, Warner Lens, E. & S. Non
Glaring, Clamert, Osgood Lens, No
Glare Auto Lens, Benzer Lens, Sun
Ray Lens, Dim-a-Light Lens, Saf
erlite Lens, Shaler Roadlighter,
Legalite Lens, Dillon Lens, Morelite
Boys' "Kaynee"
Shirts and Blouses
Lens, Parab-o-Llght 8 1-4 Lens
Safetee Glass Lens.
CHANGING THE OLYMPIC. '
Belfast, Eng., Dec. 9.—The White
Star liner Olympic Is undergoing
transformation from a war vessel
into a peace ship. She Is being
equipped to use oil as fuel.
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