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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1917

Page

6

City Grays Veterans Plan Drill for All Draft-Age Men

At a meeting of the City Grays Veterans Association in the armory, a plan was approved to teach the rudiments of military drill to all men of conscription age. Regular drills will be held each Monday, starting this week, with the first drill tomorrow night. Fifty members attended the meeting. more enrollments are expected as organizers prepare to report to Governor Brumbaugh. Captain Eb Laubenstein and Lieutenant Nicholas Tack led the session.

Grays Veterans’ Association Brumbaugh EB. Laubenstein Nicholas Tack

Cheap Lemon Lotion Promises Soft Skin For Women

A vintage beauty tip promotes lemon juice with orchard white to craft a quarter pint skin lotion. It claims to whiten freckles and tan, soften, and beautify the face neck arms and hands at low cost, with lemon juice strained free of pulp for months of use.

Builds New Tissue With Pure Food Elements

An advertisement extols Father John’s Medicine as a tonic that strengthens and builds new tissues. It claims the product is made from pure wholesome food elements, suitable for those pale, thin, and run down, and asserts it is free from alcohol and dangerous drugs.

Father John

Aged Civil War Veteran Praises Tanlac Cure

Charles B. Robbins an 87 year old Philadelphia resident reports Tanlac improved his appetite reduced stomach trouble and restored energy. He credits the tonic with better sleep and nerves and notes it is sold at Gorgas Drugstore and various nearby pharmacies.

Charles B. Robbins North Twenty-sixth Street Philadelphia Tanlac Gorgas Carlisle W. G. Stephens Elizabethtown Albert W. Cain Greencastle Charles B. Carl Middletown Colin S. Few Waynesboro Clarence Croft Eee Ene H. F. Brunhouse Pady

Railroad Rumbles Veterans to Hold Memorial

Veterans of the Middle Division Pennsylvania Railroad plan a twenty first annual meeting at Altoona on Thursday June 21 with a memorial period for members who died this year The program includes a session at Jaffa Temple a memorial for George W Creighton and a special outing to Gallitzin via New Portage Junction New Portage Railroad and Horse Shoe Curve The day also features an evening entertainment in Jaffa Temple auditorium and a banquet transit details and passes are provided for those without prior transportation guarantees

Middle Division Pennsylvania Railroad Altoona Jaffa Temple George W. Creighton Association of

Reading Railroad Crews Listed by Divisions and Duties

The Reading Railway report outlines the Philadelphia and Middle divisions with crews scheduled after specific times. It lists engineer, fireman, brakeman, and conductor assignments, yard board personnel, and notes an efficiency bulletin showing 99.9 percent overall efficiency from 27,098 tests and only 26 failures.

B. F. Shook

Another Bell man enlists in the war effort

Edmund W. Gilpin, local Bell Telephone manager at 210 Walnut street, has enlisted in Troop A of the First Cavalry, National Guard of Pennsylvania, and will go to Philadelphia later this week. Gilpin, unmarried, came from Philadelphia in 1916, studied at Germantown Academy, pursued civil engineering at the University of Pennsylvania, and joined Bell in 1915 after a stint in insurance. He previously lived at 117 Pine street. He was best man at the June 4 wedding of Katherine Coover and Henry Taylor, whose families are in Germantown and North Second street respectively.

Bell Telephone Edmund W. Gilpin Bell Telephone Company Walnut Street First Cavalry National Guard of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Gilpin Germantown Germantown Academy University of Pennsylvania Telephone Company Pine Street Katherine Lydia Coover F. W. Coover Henry W. Taylor Samuel M. Taylor North Second Street Signal Corps France

Return Bills Against Three Indicted for Forging Dope Prescriptions

True bills were returned today by the Grand Jury against three of four persons arrested on charges of forging prescriptions for dope. Indicted are George DeHaven alias Resh Marie DeVault and Roy Alexander. Bills were ignored for Albert Darrow Stef Gasparovic and John K. Hayes. A separate case against John Mosser for trolley strike demonstration was pending. Josephine Crawford testified about tampering with evidence urged by Americus V. Rogers in the Gougler enticement case. Rogers’s acquittal motion was overruled. William Reed received six months for aggravated assault and battery. Julius Verzpeni got two months for larceny. Jury verdicts: William and Elmer McClain guilty of felonious entry William Baymiller guilty of felonious assault with intent to maim Samuel Morgan alias Price not guilty of assault and battery.

George DeHaven Alias Resh Marie DeVault Roy Alexander Albert Darrow Stef Gasparovic John KE. Hayes John Mosser George Kunkel Josephine Crawford Americus V. Rogers Benjamin T. Gougler Gougler Bessie Crawford Commonwealth John R. Geyer Rogers William Reed S. J. M. McCarrell Julius Verzpeni William and Elmer McClain William Baymiller Samuel Morgan Price

More Rheumatism Than Ever Before Advise Caution

An ad warns readers that rheumatism is prevalent this year and offers self help including rubber footwear in damp weather, dry feet, lemonade, and avoiding alcohol. It promotes Rheuma, claiming relief in days from a teaspoonful, and directs readers to ask H A Kennedy or any druggist for the remedy.

Rheumatiz H. A. Kennedy

May air war losses tally German and Entente planes

Berlin reports May air warfare results with 79 German planes lost and 262 Entente machines down. Of the Entente total, 114 aircraft fell behind German lines and 148 were forced down within Entente positions.

Associated Press Berlin

Wrecked U-Boat Rescued by Spanish War Ship

Cadiz dispatch reports the German submarine U-52 is towed into Cadiz after being damaged by gunfire. The torpedo boat No. 6 discovered the crippled U-52, which was stripped of wireless apparatus to sever communication with Central Powers vessels interned at the port.

Associated Press Cadiz Spain

Food Bill Strikes Snag in the House Debate

Washington June 12 Administration efforts to finish the first food bill hit another snag in the House as former Speaker Cannon demanded Senate amendments be explained before conference. The Senate passed the measure and now seeks reconciliation with the House. Charles Stouffer, the engineer who murdered his wife, is improving at Harrisburg Hospital and will soon be moved to Dauphin County jail. A guard remains at his bedside.

Associated Press Washington House Cannon Senate Charles Stouffer Harrisburg Dauphin County

Home Guard to Be Organized Tonight by Special Committee

A special committee will submit a report to organize the Home Guard Company permanently this evening. Committee members include Dr. D. Rutherford, Harry Saussaman, H. A. Birchall, J. R. Schriver, P. M. Gilbert, J. A. Rose, W. H. Gabriel, and O. R. Bealor.

Dr. D. Rutherford Harry Saussaman H. A. Birchall J. R. Schriver P. M. Gilbert J. A. Rose W. H. Gabriel O. R. Bealor

Trainmen Raise $6,000 in Liberty Loan Campaign

A volunteer committee of conductors and trainmen collected over six thousand dollars for the Liberty Loan in a three day canvassing drive. Members include Harry Leonard Edward B. Edwards O R C James A Rankin William H Bickel James P Maloney Thomas W Walls and Samuel C Spangler of R T.

Liberty Loan Harry Leonard Edward BE. Edwards James A. Rankin William H. Bickel James P. Maloney Thomas W. Walls Samuel C. Spangler R. T

Administration Espionage Bill Final Passing and Obituaries

The Senate approved the administration espionage bill without a roll call and sent it to the White House for the President’s signature. newspaper censorship provisions were dropped and other changes made. Mrs Marie Murphy Talbot died at 6730 North Thirteenth Street Oaklane Philadelphia. Services Thursday. Mrs Mary J Hefight died aged 70 in Huntingdon. Funeral and burial planned with services in Philadelphia and Huntingdon.

Associated Press Washington Senate White House Marie Murphy Talbot Walter LeMar Talbot North Thirteenth Street Oaklane Philadelphia Talbot Harrisburg Samuel E. Murphy Mary Hefight Mary J. Hefight Henry Hefight Huntingdon Howard Kirk Hunter Street C. A. Smucker Stevens Memorial Methodist Church Riverview

Sanpan hailed as cure for indigestion and nervousness

E W Brown of the Imperial Hotel Lancaster says Sanpan cured years of indigestion constipation and nervousness. He reports improved sleep digestion and energy after using the remedy and notes its availability at Keller's Drug Store 405 Market Street Harrisburg with a Sanpan man explaining the product.

E. W. Brown Imperial Hotel West King Street Lancaster Sanpan Harrisburg Keller's Market Street

Joliet Prisoners Were Walking Arsenals

Joliet penitentiary guards found prisoners bristling with knives stilettos brass knuckles and dynamite enough to blast walls. Warden E J Murphy led the search and said dozens of cells yielded weapons and files for making new ones. No firearms were found. Also listed are weekly intercession services at Pine Street Presbyterian Church led by Rev Dr Lewis S Mudge starting Friday.

Chicago Joliet Penitentiary E. J. Murphy Pine Street Presbyterian Church Lewis 8. Mudge

Russia is Mad Over Freedom in War Report

New York dispatch quotes Isaac F. Marcosson on wartime society in Russia France Sweden and Spain. He warns Russia risks losing its army if governing leaders are deposed and praises Britain's national mobilization urging America to adopt national service and widespread small investments for national strength.

New York America Isaac F. Marcosson Russia France Sweden Spain Mr. Marcosson England

Navy to Probe Charges Over Fuse Type

Washington June 12 Charges that the detonating fuse used in navy shells is inferior will be rigidly investigated by the naval committee Secretary Daniel said tomorrow the inquiry follows a letter to Senator Frelinghuysen alleging confidential ordnance information was disclosed by a traitor Rear Admiral Earle and Captains Twining and Strauss will testify all three helped develop the fuse and consider it the most efficient yet devised officials seek how the confidential information reached the writer The probe has a second phase to locate the source of the leak.

Washington Sena “Naval Committee Daniel Frelinghuysen Ordnance’ Bureau Earle Twining Strauss

World weary on war and America’s hopes end

A bleak remark notes war as a global habit and doubts America can end the war. The speaker casts skepticism on peace prospects and laments the persistence of conflict as a worldwide custom.

Inexpensive Curtains and Drapery Materials Spotlighted

Home decor options offered tomorrow include scrims marquisettes voiles cretonnes and linens in various colors and patterns. Listings highlight curtains nets sunfast draperies silkoline upholsteries and tapestry covers with prices from a few cents to several dollars, with shop Dives Pomeroy Stewart on the third floor.

Eros Sisco Sre Bron. Ia Eee Ces Essecces

Oriental Girdles A Fascinating Novelty

A summer vogue features Oriental girdles worn with one piece dresses and sport coats. Market Street Entrance displays green and gold finishe d models with glass motifs and tassels in red green blue or jade, priced at 1.29. Dives Pomeroy & Stewart Street Floor.

Market Street

Mid Week Grocery Values List of Baked Goods and Preserves

A fragmented grocery ad lists pitted cherries large raisins bleached raisins pretzels bologna machine sliced meat Kola Mint drinks marsh mallows large prunes exotic preserves and canned fruit. It mentions California peaches pineapple preserves cherry preserves apple butter and Hecker's flour with prices per pound can and per package.

Witman Hecker’s Luts & Schramm

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