Adalbert K. Fischer,
Held as Enemy Alien,
Is Released on Parole
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By Associated Press
Philadelphia, Dec. 23.—Adalbert
K. Fischer, former general manager
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I JlYou are not going to have much time for reading the papers
' with all the work and energy that's to be put into making Christmas Day a success
and pleasure as well. So we are going to close our Christmas message by urging you to see that your /
*ls/ buying is completed so that none of your friends are left out, for this is going to be the greatest Christ- -
|| mas America has ever seen. The men and boys have fared extraordinarily well. There's never been H j
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I I Tomorrow—The Last Day
The women and girls are buying gifts . Open Tonight and Th P F 1
at this "Live Store" because they feel sure they are Wednesday Night WiiAX b J- V/O Wi V U>l
getting dependable merchandise when it bears the Doutrich
Wi l word r<4 r r s e enu n of%o^°sto!- c e h ' ?ift b ° x and ° M Santa '* Tomorrow will be a big day at the
-v) "Silk Shirt Festival." Shirts are one of the most ac- 1
V" V* J ceptable gifts to men and boys. They will always give you
____ credit for having good taste if you select a shirt from the
\T Il' *|J J /beautiful patterns obtainable here and our reasonable prices
I lie lNecKtie icUfiy j makeyourbuyingapieaBure * 1
Thousands of people come to the MP See Our Men's Bath Robes I
I Necktie Party—lt's the most crowded section in the /I Win
store —Doutrich neckwear is a "byword" for the newest and H Mnk I- -at $8.50 and $lO.OO
best neckwear, / /-|H a *Jjr3t
a-a g\f\ <t eaa ffpijPl They are handsome jacquard weaves
SI.OO to 55.00 i wMf wm —in attractive and conservative colors with slippers
' \w*3Ml t° match. It won't take you long to pick a good looking one
Sms fir lllSral f° r there isn't a poor one in the lot.
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II where to get good quality sweaters, and what tre- ji ** Q oatS | weight, medium or heavy weaves, in cotton, |
5 , i* • !• • r . i . e j: ![ wool or silk, "Interwoven" and "Momto. !•
i mendous qualities we are disposing of at this season or the | j: |
| year. It's the result of having the kind of sweaters that our jj njr *• CAt $9 9C ,
< customers want to come here and see our big assortments of ij IYICLCRITICIIVS OUC lO A £tli
$ newest Boys' Sweaters.
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Iv| -—Q The Boys' Department •
a wm , What a last minute rush in the boys'
\ cPI department, and the mothers seemed so glad that we
\i l\ have plenty of good clothes —Shirts, Kaynee Blouses, Black Cat Hose f\
B° many °*^ Cr t *" ngs to ma^e boys happy.
304 Market St. Harrisburg, Pa.
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TUESDAY EVENING,
of the Schutte & Koerting Co., who
wus interned by the United States
Government at Fort Oglethorpe,
Ga., on the charge of being a dan
gerous-enemy alien, has been pa
roled.
He reported at the office of United
States Attorney Kane yesterday to
make arrangements for complying
with the orders on which he was pa-
roled, but Mr. Kane was out He
must report once a month to the dis
trict attorney.
Fischer was released from Fort
Oglethorpe. He was Interned on
February His arrest and
subsequent were sensa
tional incidents during the war.
The company of which Fischer was
the head had a contract to manufac
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
ture various parts of war craft used !
by the United States.
Fischer was tirst arrested in con- j
nection with the smuggling of a
dozen chronmeters from one of the |
German ships which had been in- 1
torned at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard. Federal agents asserted at
the time that Fischer was planning i
to cripple the entire shipping pro-1
gram of the United States.
McKenty Declines
Support of Clergy
Philadelphia, Pa.. Dec. 13.—Robert
j .T. McKenty, warden of the Hastern
! Penitentiary, attacked b!T a group
! who describe conditions there pa
j "frightful" objects to the Daplist
i Ministerial Union voting on a motion
| expressing confidence id Ids manage-
ment and he demanded a utrict probe
of the prison life.
'.'The deeper they dig: '.ho better I
like it," he declared to the ministers
meeting in the First Church, Seven
teenth and Sansom streets.
"X don't want sympathy. I want a
thorough investigation. A man only
squeals when he is hurt, and X naven't
squealed. me have tnis fight,
gentlemen."
DECEMBER 23, 1919, *
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