Lewisburg Reorganizes
N. G. P. Cavalry Troop
Lewisburg, Pa., Dec. 15. —Efforts
are being made here to reorganize
a cavalry troop in the new Penn
sylvania National Guard. Assur
ances have been received from Ad
jutant General Beary that a troop
will be assigned to Lewisburg, and
a number of the former Guardsmen
are securing signatures for the or
ganization. The miniitium strength
is seventy-two enlisted men und
three officers. At this time more
than fifty signatures have been se
cured, and by the end of the week
the committee in charge expect to
report the required quota to the Ad
jutant General. A number of ex
service men have signed up.
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TOY MISSION MAKES
LAST GIFT APPEAL
Hundreds of Boys and Girls to Be Made Happy by Charit
able People on Christmas Day
[ The burdens of war have been felt
I by the great big, blue-eyed dollies,
j the merry jumping jacks and all the
other memb'ers of the toy world, no
less than by their living mistresses
and masters whose fathers answered
their countries' call. Industrial pa
ralysis has closed many a toy shop.
Ask the toymen of Harrisburg. and
they will tell you stocks were hard
to secure. It matters not, however,
what conditions prevail to make the
heart of the adult world heavy—the
heart of childhood should be free of
care, and that is the policy that
makes the Harrisburg Toy Mission a
r'al charity with a throbbing heart
and a breathing soul.
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lands this Christmas, those of the
United States have ample reason to
feel merry. So the Toy Mission feels j
itself Justified in appealing to the peo- |
pic of Harrisburg to share their
Christmas with the children of their
less fortunate brothers and sisters.
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"But if any good is to come of do
nations," said Mrs. William .Jennings
to-day, "they should be made at once.
These gifts should be toys, dolls,
skates, sleighs—any of the thousand '
and one articles so dear to the
hearts of little folks. Or if one de
sires to corAribute cash the donation
will be used for the purchase of ar
ticles most in demand. Contributions
should be sent to the Toy Mission. I
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Mission is open all day long."
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ifested in the city. The State Health
department challenged the Highway
Department to attempt to contribute
as many toys and as much money as
tin Health Department. The High
way folks accepted the challenge.
Several city school buildings propose
something of the same sort. Sunday
schools next Sunday will contribute
toys. The Kiwanis Club members
Thursday will take toys to their
weekday luncheon. The Kotary Club
to-morrow inay surprise the Toy Mis
sion backers. The Elks and other
fraternal organizations arc interest
ed.
And in the meantime 119 South
Front street, is looking more and
more like Santa Claus' shop. Hun
dreds of boys and girls are going to
be made happy,
Nationwide Appeal to Be
Made by Railway Heads
For Return of Roads
New York, Dec. 15. —Thomas De-
Witt Cuyler, chairman of the Associ
' ntion of Hallway Executives, an
nounced that the fundamental facts
of the railroad situation would be
presented to the country by means
of national advertising. The open
ing statement, to appear in the daily
I newspapers during the next few
days, is signed by nearly a hundred
executives of the principal railroads.
It will be followed by a series of
advertisements in the daily and
weekly newspapers and in other
publications.
"The unmistakable verdict of
public opinipn," said Mr. Cuyler, In
making the announcement of the
i plan of the railroad companies, "Is
'that this great, national industry
shall continue to be conducted by
private companies under strict pub
lic regulation. Modern railroad
companies, of course, are not private
affairs. Their capital is subscribed
by a vast number of individual in
vestors, as well as by institutions,
such as savings banks and life in
surance companies, holding the
savings of millions of people, and
they are subject to the most minute
regulation by the public authorities.
[ln Europe such corporations are
called puljlic companies, and this
(name more accurately describes
them.
Boy Bandit Shoots
Man, Robs Him and
Wounds a Detective
Washington, Dec. 15.—Entering
an automobile tire repair shop here
yesterday, John McHenry, who gave
St. Eouis as his home and nineteen
.•is his age, shot and killed Wallace
W. Mulcare, the proprietor, robbed
Mulcare of a small sum of money,
and later before detectives in the
Union station could arrest him.
shot and probably fatally wounded
James E. Armstrong, a city detec
tive.
On entering the repair shop Mc-
Henry, according to James Sheldon,
a witness, demanded the contents of
the cash register. Mulcare under
pretext of delivering the money,
tired at the youthful bandit, who
dodged behind a showcase and then
shot Mulcare through the heart.
When cornered in the Union sta
tion by the police, McHenry fired
three shots, one of which struck
Detective Armstrong in the stomach.
Look to London For
Some Definite Action
B.i/ Associated rrcss
Washington, Dec. 15. —Headers of
both major factions of the Senate
are hopeful that from the I.ondon
conferences of the British and
French Premiers may come, possi
bly in a few days, some responsible
action toward acceptance of Senate
reservations which might lead to the
Treaty's ratification.
There appeared lessened hope,
however, that a solution might be
reached with the Knox resolution us
a basis. The agreement of Senator
Underwood, Democrat, Alabama, to
support the Knox resolution, gave
rise to this hope. The view was ex
pressed last night, however, that
opposition of Senator Borah and
probably others of the "irrecon
cilahles" to a compromise ratifica
tion, taken together with the Presi
dent's statement, had reduced ma
terially any prospect for such rati
fication.
Effect of the President's state
ment on the Democratic leadership
contest between Senators Hitchcock
and Underwood also was a subject
of much Senatorial speculation last
night.
Legion Chiefs to Tell
of Pennsylvania's Need
Washington. Dec. 15. —Two rep
resentatives of the American Legion
of Pennsylvania are in Washington
to present the needs of Pennsyl
vanians assembled there for a need
ed readjustment of Governmental
agencies and legislation affecting the
former service men and women. This
conference will consist of the state
officers of the American Legion
from every state in the nation head
ed by National Commander Frank
lin D'Olier, who arrived in Wosliing
ton on Friday.
William G. Murdoch, department
adjutant of Pennsylvania, and
Thomas P. Meehan, who is chairman
of the State Committee of Employ
ment, are the Keystone State repre
sentatives at the conference between
Legionnaires and Federal officials,
and it is intended thus to get into the
hands of those administering the
affairs of the nation tho needs and
desires of the former service men
and women, first handed. The con
ference was arranged by Director
Oho I mond ley-Jones, of the Bureau
of War Risk Insurance.
George F. Tyler, commander of
the department of Pennsylvania of
the American Legion, will go to
Pittsburgh to-day to participate In
the "Get Together Week" program.
Sir Roberf: Border?
May Quit as Premier
- Ottnwn. Dec. 15.—The report that
Sir Robert Borden is about to retir
es Canadian premier. Is strengthened
with the announcement that after a
conference of doctors last week Sir
Robert was given medical orders to
give up public life. A meeting of
Fnionlst leaders lias been called to
consider tbo i/uestion of his succes
sor.
The report of Premier Rorden's
pending retirement was simultaneous
with a rumor that he had been asked
to accept the post of British embas
sador to Washington. The premier was
asked to-day about the truth of this
rumor and rep!ted: "I have nothing to
say about the matter."
HAJtRISBTJRG TELEGRAPH
German Banker Urges
an International Loan
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tional loan to be guaranteed by all
nations is suggested by Max War
burg. a German banker, who was in
vited to attend the International
Economic Conference at London, but
was unable to be present. Herr War
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burg Was one of the German financial
delegates to the Peace Conference.
Mr. Warburg points to the neces
sity of establishing German credit,
in a report he has made to the Con
gress of the Council for Alleviating
Hunger.
He states that the world war can
be healed in a financial respect only
by the whole world for it would be
impossible to conceive an Interchange
of goods throughout the whole world
DECEMBER 15, 1919.
In the same manner as before the
war.
The League of Nations. Herr War
burg said, could promote this plan
"if it were a real league," but it
would have to be alteered so that all
countries should be included. Since
time is precious, he said, there should
be created an International loan
whereby debts which have been made
nnd debts which are likely to be in
curred can be regulated.
SEES NEW COMET
Mexico City, Dec. 15. —The di
rector of the Central Observatory
here states that he has seen the new
comet recently discovered by the
Japanese astronomer Sasakky and
that It Is clearly visible every night
after 7 o'clock. This is the fifth
new comet reported during the past
year.
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