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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1919

Page

12

Mechanicsburg Rallies for Memorial Park Fund

Enthusiastic Mechanicsburg citizens paraded the streets to launch a campaign for the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Park project. A large thermometer and a parade fund drive raised 7,150 plus 2,800 for equipment, aiming to exceed the 25,000 goal.

Mechanicsburg Singer Burgess J. J. Milleisen W. A. Huber R. Wilson Hurst Charles H. Smith Ralph Jacoby Grace Witmer Bessie Bear East Main Street H. Hall Sharp Methodist Episcopal Church

Prohibition Leader J C Rummel Dies in Shippensburg

J C Rummel 74 prominent Shippensburg clothing manufacturer and prohibition advocate dies after six months illness. He chaired Cumberland county prohibition for 20 years and served on state committee. former burgess and town council member. Survived by wife two children and two sisters. funeral set for tomorrow at 6 PM conducted by Rev J D Lindsey.

Shippensburg J. C. Rummel Rummel, Himes & Company Shippensburg Realty Company Rummel Cumberland County Prohibition Committee State Prohibition Committee Presbyterian Church of Charles R. Rummel J. F. Omwake Martin Detrick Greensville Ohio Roretta Greenawalt Greencastle J. D. Lindsey

Diplomas For Sixty Six Students at Carlisle High

Carlisle Pa June 19 The eighty second annual commencement exercises of Carlisle high school will present diplomas to sixty six students in what is among the largest classes in history Professor L B McGinnes of Steelton will preside Yesterday afternoon the class day exercises were held Friday evening will be Alumni night Lamberton prizes of 50 dollars each will be awarded for the best essays on county history in addition to the regular exercises this evening

Carlisle Carlisle High School L. B. McGinnes Steelton Lamberton

Rehearsal of Carlisle Pageant Opens July Fourth Plans

Carlisle Pennsylvanian reports initial rehearsal for the Cumberland county historical pageant July 4 with parts assigned. Mrs Florence Ackley Ley to supervise, loaned from War Camp Community Service via Harrisburg. other items include Shippensburg annual normal school commencement and a memorial tree fund noting three fallen boys. George V yacht in commission with London King George overseeing, ex Kaiser barred from British waters.

Carlisle Cumberland Florence Ackley Ley Ley War Camp Community Service Victory and Peace Committee Harrisburg George V. Yachting London George Royal Yacht Horace Brand

Fat Dill WINS By Slide Home In West End League Encounter

Fat Dill scored the winning run for E. and F. in the seventh inning as the Enginemen beat Motive Power 6 to 5 at West End grounds. Dill's 200-pound frame and a botched throw from Wertz helped him score on a close play at home, with teammates including Harry Rote and Gordon Ford contributing key hits and steals during a tense, high‑drama matchup.

West End Commonwealth Dill Fat Wertz Werts Harry Rote Arthur Devlin Buck" Ramsey Hoover Gordon Ford Weaver Hiney McCurdy Welcomer Ramsey M. P Hocker Stewart Motive Power Clubbers Hiey Short Madden Engineers Centerfelder Bennett Howe Klerner Boss Rote Ford Behm G. Ferd P Pee Eveler Ice Behm Blas Sssseceeens G. Ford Motive Power Horne Cook McCahan

Four Graduates Receive Lebanon Valley Diplomas

Four graduates of the Conservatory of Music and Department of Oratory at Lebanon Valley College received diplomas and certificates. The graduates include Esther R. Bordner H Mae Kennedy Helen E Langgraf Emma M Whitmeyer and Violet Mark Kreider. Edna M Weidler of Cherry Creek N Y delivered the oration at the ivy planting ceremony.

Annville Conservatory of Music Department of Oratory Lebanon Valley College Esther R. Bordner H. Mae Kennedy Helen E. Langgraf Emma M. Whitmeyer Violet Mark Kreider Edna M. Weidler Cherry Creek N. Y Esther Heintzleman Chambersburg Heintzleman The Valley College A. Weidler

Senate Opposes Beer Exemption In War Time Law Vote

Senate defeats beer and wine exemption bid by wide 55 to 11 margin in first test vote of this Congress. Phelan's rider to apply war time prohibition to distilled spirits only is tabled after brief discussion. Veteran Rudolph Frank Stohl reenlists in Coast Artillery after overseas service with Battery E. Fifty first Artillery, C. A. C.

Senate Associated Press Washington Congress Phelan California Gronna North Dakota Caldér Edge France Knox LaFollette Wadsworth King Reed Thomas Williams McLean Connecticut Rudolph Frank Stohl Coast Artillery Battery E. Fiftyfirst Artillery

German Ex-Emperor Meets Officers at Amerongen Castle

In Amerongen Dutch authorities report a lively scene at the ex-emperor William II's exile abode. Lieutenant Colonel Hoefer dined with William Hohenzollern and Dr Kreige of the German foreign office, who had just returned from Berlin. Colonel Von Esebek arrived in civilian clothes.

Associated Press Amerongen Amerongen Castle Hoefer William Hohenzollern Dr. Kreige Foreign Office Berlin von Esebek

German General Visits Castle Amid War Tensions

General Von Esdorff travels from Germany to the castle as Allied replies to German counter proposals spark uncertainty. London-Brown rats surge in rural England prompting an agriculture campaign to curb a growing rodent plague and wheat losses escalate.

General von Esdorff Germany General von London England Board of Agriculture

Rats Ravage Districts Threaten Wheat Stocks

Fragmentary text notes rats invading districts, damaging stacks and grain, with estimates of two ounces of wheat eaten per rat per day and widespread spoilage from rat activity.

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