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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1918

Page

8

Anti-Loafing Bill Regarded As Farcical At PA Bar Session

At Bedford Springs Pennsylvania delegates debate a proposed anti loafing bill seen as a farce by Justice Simpson who warns it impractical after the war and could render the Supreme Court unnecessary. Walter G Smith argues for uniform laws and legal education. Judge Staake ready to host banquet as delegation backs Shaffer for presidency.

Bedford Springs Walter G. Smith Philadelphia American Bar Association Pennsylvania Bar Association William H. Staake W. I. Shaffer Chester Delaware County Simpson Supreme Court Munson Wilson Williamsport Justice Simpson

Baltimore and Ohio sells notes to Kuhn Loeb and Speyer

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sells 10.5 million dollars of 6 percent notes due in three months to Kuhn Loeb Co and Speyer Co. Proceeds to refinance seven and a half million dollars of one year notes maturing July 1 and other needs. The move accompanies approval of a 20 million dollar refunding general mortgage bond issue by the Ohio Public Utilities Commission.

Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Kuhn, Loeb & Co Speyer & Co Ohio Public Utilities Commission Baltimore and Ohio

Rail shopmen keep overtime on repairs in Pennsy and Reading

Local railroad workers in the Pennsylvania and Reading shops toil overtime on repairs including Sundays. Many cars needing work sit sidetracked at Marietta and will be sent to various points when conditions permit. The first new Mallet engine from Baldwins will reach Reading this week.

Pennsy Reading Shops Marietta Baldwins Reading Railway Company

Rail crew rosters show shift starts and personnel lists

Harrisburg and Enola divisions line up crews after 2.30 to 3.15. Names include engineers Lambert Blankenhorn Wiker Koeneman Bickle and many others with conductors flagmen brakemen and yard board assignments. Reading section lists crew numbers and positions with engineers firemen conductors and brakemen named.

Harrisburg Philadelphia Lambert Blankenhorn Wiker Koeneman Bickle Brasley Beers Althouse Lyn Loudenslager Gingrich Packard Myers Sellers Kugle Masterson Miller Arndt Carbaugh Belford Rowlance Kensinger Rokoski Rathfon Baker iTtler Mortz Leib Hawk E. R. Snyder Brink Markel Nearhood Haskins Ulsh Swartz Freed Graham Humphreys Book Delancey Benson Dottrow Bennett Crimmel Shelly Lantz Manning Barton Gross Manzello Hemminger Trego Walker Clouser Roush Rhea Shull ENOLA Conductor Vlagman Kerns Brenner Engroff Musser Shearer Smith Werner Middle Gineer Eman Yard Board Fenicle Ewing Barnhart Zeiders Hanlon Brown Bryan Potter Copp Huber Ready Yeagey Fish Danner Handibee Felix Haverstick Garlin

Former Harrisburg Boy Fights With Regulars Overseas

Stanley Russell Palmer, once a Harrisburg resident, now serves with the Twenty third Infantry Regiment of the Regular Army. He is a member of Company M and is reported to be near the west front making it hot for the Huns.

Harrisburg New York Twenty-third Infantry Regiment Regular Army

Railroad Tobacco Fund Boosted at Big Dance

Pennsylvania Railroad boys over there were remembered last night when 75 dollars was contributed for their tobacco fund at a dance in Summerdale by the railroad Friendship and Co operation Club. The committee led by George Drake organized the event which entertained 25 persons with music by the Municipal orchestra.

Friendship and Co-operative Club Summerdale Pennsylvania Railroad Tobacco Fund Pennsylvania Railroad Railroad Friendship and Co-operation Club George Drake H. B. Long W. F. Richardson B. F. Reed Charles McComb P. L. Smith W. G. Frank H. C. Baum C. L. Redman W. McClintock J. C. Geistfhite Asic

Private Best Serves With 38th Infantry in France

Harry E. Best formerly of 1611 Thompson Street now serves in the Thirty-eighth Infantry Regiment of the Regulars overseas in France. He dedicates himself to democracy’s struggle and the best of Uncle Sam.

Harry E. Best Thompson Street Thirty-eighth Infantry Regiment Regulars France Best Uncle Sam

Miss Elizabeth Meek Weds Lieut Edmund Young in New York

Carlisle residents learn of a Dickinson College romance ending in marriage. Elizabeth Meek of Carlisle and Lieutenant Edmund Young US Army were wed in New York City on June 18. Mrs Young, a Carlisle high school graduate and Dickinson alumna, will soon join her husband stationed in Arkansas.

Carlisle Dickinson College Elizabeth Meek Edmund Young United States Army New York City

Newport Civic Club Meeting Announced

Newport Civic Club will meet at 7 30 Friday evening at the home of Mrs Delphine Pennell in Newport Pa.

Civic Club Newport Newport Civic Club Delphine Pennell

Save Old Shoes Advises U S Leather Experts

W S Anderson of New York urged delegates at the National Leather and Shoe Finders Association convention in Pittsburgh to repair old shoes to conserve leather for Uncle Sam. He claimed the United States has the world’s only leather supply and that renewing old footwear reduces demand for new shoes.

Pittsburgh W.S. Anderson New York National Leather and Shoe Finders’ Association Uncle Sam United States

Rogers Silver Plated Ware Sale at Pomeroy & Stewart

Fine quality tableware for cottages and daily use. Spe cify Friday only half dozen silver plates dessert spoons and cut glass flower baskets offered at $1.49 to $3.2 with special Friday deals. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart Street Floor.

Pomeroy & Stewart Seccian, Joes Staats Pinaud Veere Goo Dives

Black French Serge and Wool Jersey Items at Dives

Wool jersey and black French serge textiles offered by Pomeroy and Stewart at street floor location.

Week end straw hat clearance at Dives Pomeroy Stewart

Weekend sale offers all remaining untrimmed straw hats from spring and early summer stocks in black and various colors and shapes. Additional lot reduced from 1.95 and 2.95 to 98 cents. Second Floor.

Pomeroy & Stewart

Colored Suitings Reduced For Friday

Friday sale details on various fabrics including Mohair plaids 36 inches wide at 75 cents per yard and Navy serge 36 inches wide at 2.00 per yard. Silk Poplin 40 inches wide offered at 1.69 per yard. Limited to Friday only with multiple color options and widths.

Riis Yards Eee Rae Oa Pomeroy & Stewart

Sale on Negligee Shirts for Men at Special Friday Price

A limited stock sale offers laundered or soft fold cuff negligee stripe percale shirts with collar attached in sizes 14 to 17. Some counter soiled items exist but are noted as minor. quantities are limited, making them unusually low priced for Friday only at Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Men's Store.

Friday AluminumWare Sale At Dives Pomeroy Basem

Housewives will find Wear Ever aluminum double roasters for canning at special Friday pricing 3.95 and 2.45. Liberty sauce pans with cover six inch size cost 1.69 1.49. Nickel plated pie servers with earthenware lining are 1.19. Dives Pomeroy Stewart basement sale event noted.

Pomeroy & Stewart PRC Eeeensosseas

Bargain Inventory Sale at Dives Pomeroy Stewart

Over a hundred pairs offered at reduced prices on Market Street. Shoes include kid and canvas with high and low heels. Some pairs slightly counter stained. sizes vary due to an after inventory disposal from formerly $5.00.

Pomeroy & Stewart Market Street

Friday Basement Wash Goods Specials List

Readable items show a sale for Friday with yard prices on various fabrics. 30c poplin mercerized finish in solid shades, 6.19¢ 35c¢ wash skirting in colored stripes, Madras skirting with colored stripes on white, 25.0 tte kat eal boc neice 20c voile 36 inch colored stripes, all offered for Friday only.

VTC

Men's Accessories Sale at Friday Specials

Regular 20c linen hemstitched handkerchiefs and four in hand ties offered. Leather watch fobs with metal pendant priced at 14c. Special Friday only with limited quantities and odd wording indicating discount pricing.

Pomeroy & Stewart

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