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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1918

Page

4

Yanks praised as clean lifers by local pastor

The Rev. H. W. A. Hanson of Messiah Lutheran Church told Kiwanis members the American Expeditionary Forces under General Pershing were pure and noble. He shared camp observations, praising Americanism and urging business leaders to uphold high standards. The meeting at the Y M C A included song, gifts, and notices of upcoming events and audit committee appointments.

Pershing H. W. A. Hanson Messiah Lutheran Church Kiwanis Club National War Work Council France America William Strouse L. V. Fritz Harrisburg Shoe Manufacturing Company Victoria Theater James A. George Abner W. Hartman L. F. Neefe William C. Alexander H. E. Shriver Charles R. Beckley W. R. Houser

Mrs Rebecca Eppley Dies at 68 in Marysville

Mrs Rebecca Susan Eppley of Myrtle avenue Marysville died after a lingering illness aged 68. She is survived by several relatives including Mrs W H Harrison and Mrs Harry Hackel of Baltimore and G A Eppley and Harold W Eppley of Marysville. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM from the family home conducted by Rev. Wesley N. Wright with burial in Chestnut Grove Cemetery.

Samuel M. Eppley Marysville Rebecca Susan Eppley Myrtle Avenue W. H. Harrison Harry Hackel Baltimore C. J. Scott Pitcairn M. C. Callman Brooklyn Mabel Eppley G. A. Eppley C. M. Eppley Harold W. Eppley Wesley N. Wright Church of God Chestnut Grove Cemetery

Mt Olivet Cemetery Association to Meet in New Market

The Mt Olivet Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting in New Market on December 27 in Krieger's shop in New Cumberland Pennsylvania.

New Cumberland Mt. Olivet

In Prison 25 Years Seeks State Pardon

William Webber of Berks county, jailed twenty five years the longest since 1894 murder of his father in law, petitions for pardon at the final State Board of Pardons meeting. Others include Luther Knox insanity plea and Aziz Shehab frameup note with cases sent to district attorney. Dauphin county matters heard.

William Webber Berks County Isands State Board of Pardons Webber Frank B. McClain The Commonwealth Woods Luther Knox Armstrong Aziz Shehab Allegheny Dauphin County Theodore Miller William Todd George Miller

Chester County to Play Big Part in Inauguration

State Senator T Larry Eyre of West Chester says Chester County will cut a figure in the inauguration with a large citizens delegation. Fred T McDonald, Assistant Auditor General, to lead the delegation on the big day as preparations and parade organizations are arranged.

Chester County T. Larry Eyre West Chester Capitol Fred T. McDonald

Funeral services set for Mrs Emma Espenshade

Grantville December 18 funeral arrangements for Mrs Emma Espenshade who died Sunday. Services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Grantville church. She leaves husband four young children and siblings David Koons William Koons Mrs Eli Longreen John H Koons and Mrs T Oren.

Emma Espenshade Grantville David Koons William Koons Eli Longreen Shellsville John H. Koons T. .& Oren Harrisburg

High School Building Plan Changes Urged in Springfield

A joint report by Dr. James H. VanSickle and Dr. Henry Snyder backs four major changes to the 1916 high school program in Springfield Mass. and Jersey City NJ, proposing a large coeducational senior high near Capitol Park and converting Central High into admin space while expanding Technical High and Camp Curtin. The plan shifts from separate boys and girls senior years to a unified senior high, with four new buildings replacing the original five and a $1 250 000 loan noted as insufficient to cover all projects.

James H. VanSickle Springfield Mass Henry Snyder Jersey City N. J Robert A. Enders Central High School Technical Capitol Park Thomas A. Edison Camp Curtin van Sickle Snyder Edisonnior School Central Drs. van Sickle Enderson Enders Edison Technical High School

Majestic and Colonial Theaters Offer Holiday Showcases

Vaudeville bill at Majestic features "Billie" Reeves and Company, Omar Monologist Walter Weems, and billed acts including Sultan the educated pony, Flo and Ollie Waters, Hart and Diamond. New program features Thurston the Great Magician with a 26-member company and spiritualist mysteries. Colonial shows Norma Talmadge in The Forbidden City with The Law of the North and The Cavell Case also on slate. Victoria hosts Grace D Armond in The Crucible of Life with The Hand of Vengeance promised.

Majestic Billie” Reeves Victoria Grace D'Armond Batargay Tom Mix Mr. Logan U. 8S. A Keith Billy” Parsons Sultan Flo Waters Ollie Waters Universal Eddie” Polo Eileen Sedgwick Forbidden City Colonial Theater Norma Colonial Talmadge Orient Miss Talmadge Julia Arthur Edith Cavell Cavell

Jitney Hearing Skip By Mitzel Shocks Capitol

Howard Mitzel failed to appear for a state jitney certificate hearing, drawing surprise and objections from Harrisburg Railways Company for lack of notice. Officials and residents attended as the Public Service Commission weighs plans by the State Highway Department to eliminate grade crossings on the William Penn highway and Reading Railway in Derry township. A final ruling will follow after further suggestions and criticisms are reviewed.

Capitol Howard Mitzel Harrisburg Railways Company Mitzel State Highway Department Public Service Commission William Penn Highway Reading Railway Derry Township John 8. Billing

Third instalment due on fourth Liberty Bonds

Tomorrow the third instalment on the Liberty Bond fourth issue will be due under the government plan. It is 20 percent of the bond’s face value. Two instalments remain, the middle and last, to be paid next month.

Defective Flue Triggers Fire Alarm at Green Street Residence

A defective flue at 1402 Green Street caused smoke to pour from the house and chimney and set off the Box 31 fire alarm at Third and Harris streets this morning. No damage. In the home were Miss Anna Lupier and her sister Mrs Susan Lupfer.

Green Street Box 31 Third Harris Streets Anna Lupier Susan Lupfer

President Reviews Armistice History And Milan Talks

President Wilson remains indoors on a wet day as he prepares for June peace events. He meets with Gabriel Hanotaux and discusses Italy’s role at the peace conference with King Victor Emmanuel and Italian officials during his visit to France.

Ing Marcel Hutin Echo de Paris M. Hutin Versailles Marshal Moch Paris Wilson Gabriel Hanotaux United States Italy

Wilson backs Italy on war aims amid relief and shipping talks

President Wilson expresses warm sympathy for Italy and outlines support for its war aims during informal talks with Count Cellere. Amid allied relief planning, Hoover’s potential role and control of raw materials become central as Paris conferences loom with Lloyd George and Orlando.

Italy Edward M. House Wilson Count Cellere Marshal Foch Inter-Allied Commission America Hoover Paris Supreme War Council London Lloyd George Orlando United States

City Budgets Face Deep Reductions Across Departments

City officials report department budget estimates received from all bureaus and departments. Council members anticipate a high total request for next year's city operations though exact figures are not yet released. Revenue projections for next year will be prepared and presented at tonight's meeting. Action on budgets will wait until all commissioners are present, including Park Commissioner E. Gross who is home ill but expected back soon.

Gspid E. Gross

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