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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1919

Page

10

Big Bill Cut Over 3 Million In State Funds

The general appropriation bill for the next two years will total under 40 million dollars when reported tonight. It carries the largest sum yet for any similar bill, with cuts exceeding 3 million since introduction. Final conferences are planned for late afternoon and printing will take a day or more. Senate appropriation bills are to be pushed out, and estimates before final changes exceed 90 million, a total Auditor General Snyder says he can meet if the Dawson and Walker bills pass.

House of Representatives Senate House Committee Appropriations Committee House Committee On Appropriations Charles A. Snyder Walker Auditor General Mercantile Sproul Pennsylvania Woodward Dithrich Cox

Governor Sproul rejects cuts to teachers pay rise

Governor Sproul states the proposed teachers salary increase will not be reduced. He cites about three and a half million dollars yearly from state funds and argues teachers have earned the raise. He says charity interests pressing for other funding will not influence his decision.

William C. Sproul

Portuguese Wine Makers Anxious to Get into Mexico

Mexico City reports that San Francisco consulate informs officials that many Portuguese residents in the United States seek admission to Mexico for work. Portuguese skilled in vine culture and wine making. Prohibition in the United States may end demand, with 80,000 Portuguese in U S. proposed colonization planned in Durango Sinaloa and Nayarit.

Mexico City San Francisco Cal United States California Mexico Durango Sinaloa Navarit

Quakers Granted Europe Trip to Aid Relief Fund

A Quaker relief party has been authorized to travel to Germany to distribute a $50,000 relief fund raised in the United States. They may depart only after peace is signed, per Hoover's American Relief Administration cable advices received in New York.

Associated Press New York Germany Herbert Hoover American Relief Administration

Legislature Faces Heavy Week On Suffrage and Revenue Bills

Pennsylvania lawmakers push to resolve woman suffrage ratification and pass over $90 million in appropriation measures. Senate and House schedule revenue bills, compensation amendments, salary hikes, and school board actions amid a packed calendar and recalls for amendments.

Governor Sets Minimal Teachers' Budget at 6 Million

The governor declared a firm stance on teacher salaries, stating 6 million dollars is the irreducible minimum for appropriation and may rise if possible. He is in talks with appropriation committee members and leaders from the House and Senate. He will not rely on W. T. Ramsey of Chester as administration floor leader in the next two weeks.

House Senate W. T. Ramsey Chester Ramsey

Scranton Man Named Likely Next Representative

The text indicates a man from Scranton, Hugh A. Dawson, is expected to be the likely successor as representative. It discusses whom his wishes will be represented by and points to Dawson as a probable choice.

Hugh A. Dawson Scranton

Board of Pardons Has Big List

The State Board of Pardons meets Wednesday with 21 hearing cases including six homicide related matters. Among top items are Robert Loom of Northampton and Broneslaw Rednotciki of Beaver for first degree and several second degree and manslaughter cases. Rehearings include two manslaughter matters and holdover list entries. Parole applications total 120 inmates across Eastern and Western Penitentiaries, with Helen Boyle from the Whitla kidnapping among them. Daunhin County defendants James White and Robert F. Johnston face historic convictions. Other names include Joseph Tivanan, Adama Paul Arms, Lebanon, and Charles Jefferies. Newport class ser­mon held at Nativity Church delivered by Archdeacon Dorwart.

State Board of Pardons Robert Loomis Northampton Broneslaw Rednotciki Beaver Eastern Western Helen Boyle Whitla Daunhin County James White Robert F. Johnston Joseph C. Tivanan Adama Paul Arms Lebanon Charles Jefferies Lancaster

Statue Unveiled of 18th Century Methodist Evangelist Whitefield

Philadelphia June 16 A bronze statue of Rev George Whitefield the noted Methodist evangelist of the eighteenth century who urged Benjamin Franklin to found the University of Pennsylvania was unveiled yesterday in the dormitory triangle of the university The ceremony closed the commencements week program Rev Robert W Rogers presented the statue on behalf of the university Methodist alumni The Rev Wallace Mac Mullen district superintendent of the New York M E conference delivered an address on Whitefields life

Associated Press Philadelphia George Whitefield Benjamin Franklin University of Pennsylvania Robert W. Rogers Wallace MacMullen New York M. E. Conference Whitefield

Local health officials urged to enforce spitting ban in markets

Harrisburg authorities were pressed by State Health officials to enforce state laws against spitting in markets after a city market inspection. State agencies also ordered immediate stable inspections to curb fly nuisance as part of Col Edward Martin's plan to model Harrisburg.

Hartsbure Col Edward Martin Harrisburg

Rain Interferes With Elks Flag Day Program

Har risburg Elks Flag Day plans were disrupted by rain. The parade was canceled but a program at Elks Home on North Second Street proceeded with crowd, readings, music, and speeches led by Exalted Ruler A. W. Hartman and others.

Harrissburg Charles R. Beckley Chapalin Jonas M. Rudy Elks Frank B. Wiickersham Wiilhelmiina G. Woldfarth

Bowman Summer at Bowman’s the Best Priced Store

Bowman Summer presents Bowman’s the store that matches the best and keeps prices as low as possible. Customers find top brands, friendly service, and daily bargains across all departments.

Bowman Values In 7 UB Skirts Cotton Gabardine Ad

Bowman’s reports seven skirts in cotton gabardine praised for wear and washability. The pictured model features fancy pockets a wide crushed belt stitched and button trimmed priced at $6.50. Other styles range from $4.95 to $12, with various new designs.

Bowman's

Bowman Values In White Stockings For Summer Outfits

Bowman’s Main Floor showcases white silk stockings priced at 3.95 with full fashioned silk foot and reinforced toe. A clock embroidered line and risle silk stockins also 3.95, plus colors in thread silk at 2.65. White Ribbon Sport hat 15.00, blouse 3.95, skirt 6.50, White Colonial Pumps 11.00. Emphasizes cool economical summer outfits and Bowman's trusted values.

Bowman’s Bowman

Sport Hats for Women and Misses Show at $5 Up

A display highlights white gros grain ribbon sport hats with silk tassels and trimmed bands. Prices start at $5 and a $15 option features a large tassel. The advert targets travelers, country club attendees, golfers, and tennis players enjoying spring outdoor activities.

Bowman

Bowman Umbrellas Promote Silk Navy Umbrella

Bowman’s Main Floor markets a navy blue silk umbrella priced at 9.95 with wide tape edge ivory handle tips and 8 ribs. The item is advertised as rainproof and suitable for sunny vacations, emphasizing portability and style.

Bowman’s

Bowman Silk Gloves Offer from Kayser Make

Bowman lists LOVES silk gloves priced 75c to 2.00 with white silk, double finger tips, two clasps and five row embroidery. Describes perfect fit and Ma linese silk from Kayser. Price 1.15 for one pair.

Bowman

Bowman’s Athletic Underwear Ad

Bowman's Values in athletic underwear offer ease of a men's union suit with Sealpax in a sealed envelope. Available in flesh and white sizes 38 to 44 in batiste at 1.75 and 2.25 and silk at 2.98 on the Second Floor.

Athletic Union Batiste Owman

Bowman Values In ART NEEDLE WORK Yarns and Beads

The summer girl pursues vacation recreation yet finds idle moments for rest. Stamped work beads and yarns appear in attractive assortments and an inspection is suggested at your earliest convenience. Bowman’s Second Floor.

Owman's

Bowman's Blouses Offer Navy Style Blouse $3.95

Bowman Values in BLOUSES presents a white batiste tie blouse priced at 3.95 front fas tened by a black ribbon bow. Sailor collar turned back cuffs and hem stitching highlight a spring selection. Third Floor Bowman’s offers a wide, dainty blouse lineup for women this season.

Batiste Bowman's

Bowman Values In White Shoes Offer

Bowman advertises white kid colonial pumps at 11 dollars with hand turned soles and Louis XV heels. Other white canvas and white NuBuck models priced from 6 to 7 dollars. Shoes are new, showcasing summer fashions including lace oxfords with long vamp and slenderizing pumps.

Bowman’s

Feather Weight Suit Cases and Vacation Luggage

Women's featherweight matting suit cases with protected corners brass lock and catches priced at 2.00 and 2.50 with strap Women’s black glazed suit cases well made with brass lock catches cloth lined priced 5.00 to 7.00 Vacation luggage of the dependable kind including suitcase hand bag or trunks Man's Basement

Frilly Gilets for Summer Frocks Sell Cheaply

Frilly crisp gilets in organdy lace or shirred net add instant distinction to simple summer frocks. Prices range from 1.75 to 5.50 each, with yardage 2.50 to 4.50 per yard. Gilets require nine to twelve inches. Bowman’s Main Foot.

Bowman's

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