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SAME pRoPFRTY-F " pu Bots 4 Co agt
Orosant Const Co. owner. Rich stevens
cont ...............t ...s..'.'s .Nsse'S
Brsnx.
80 Az Va 2So u 1874 OF, ooIlzo-Gers-
mann Loxner, Inc. sgt Chss Shapiro Co,
Inc owner. Chas shapiro. cont. 900. t.ss
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RECORDED LEASE.
Manhattan.

~ Az .sT. an--Harry Morlath to Peter a
- 1mbert o6s r asth st, 3 yrs from Oct
i. 1914; sttys. Psskus. H. Rector
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Kenneth Ives & Co. H MsaisSe. HT'' II. u
BOROUGH OF BnOoKLYN-yOn SALE

DETACHED HOUSE, containing Nine
Rooms. all improvements, on plot OF ground
toxIaO in beautiful Kings Highway section
AZ minutes TO New York by Brighton Beach
u Public and parochial schools two biochs
For sale al a bargain to cash buyer; neigh
borhood nrst class For psrtieuiara address
RARGAIN Rox i,3 sun Ofnce.
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CommandeI J r. J. BIakey Tom bureau
OF navigation, Navy Department. to com"
Lieut.. W z, whitehead. from the 81
Louis 10 home and wait orders
navy recruiting station. Buffalo, " y
Lieut. O. c, Barnes Junior grade). from
Burrows TO command Roe.
Lieut. +. T. Leighton Gunior sradel, from
command Of the Roe to Naval Academy,
Lieut. v V. Woodward Cunior gradss
from the New Hampshire 10 tho Taiis-
hasBao,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PAINTING done at $3.50 per room; paper
hanging, 81 90 per room; work guaranteed
DAVID KLEIN. "a Ridge St
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NEW JERsGY-.Atia.uc CITY.
Uarlborcuab. Elenbetm
ATLANTIC CITY. ". J.
JOSIAH WHITE 4 SONS COMPANY
PROPOSALS.

Depot ouArtermasters once, U, s. Army,
Washington. ID. C, September s. 1914 Sealed
proposals.. In trtplicAte: Will be received here
for furnishing and delivering Photographs
stsrsopticons, Chairs, &C. Further informa-
tion on apple alton to this ONCE. j. h
Houston. Depot Quartermaster.
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Army and Navy Orders.

wASHINGToN, Sept s.--This army order
was issued TO day:
First Lieut. William " Vaughan Medical
Corps, from Second Division. Texas city,
Ten 10 San Franc.soo. und take transport
10 sail December 5 for Philippines, and upon
arrival Will report to commanding General
Philippine Department
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

BEAUTIFUL Garden City, rooms.
baths every Improvement; near station
.ii76o. 1900 cash. balance like rent
POST i37 Fifth Ave
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises. 5's M sun sets SIS ST Moon rises SIS
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AN aA AN
SandyH'k 10 % Gov Island 10 a. Hell Gate. IL 81
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k iu Gov Island. 4 ~ Hell Gate ..62l
rrived-TUESDAY. September s.
IS Saxonia, lO5 A. Nj, Liverpool August 20.
- Cit,a Ill Messina. +. NJ. Monday. Palermo.
August 10
So Katie, 5i6 4. NJ. Bqracoa, September 2.
IS Natdcburg L. NJ, Goth enbetg. July IS
- lIaVona. IL \ g. Havana. September )
s. Co'nal. ~ 80 4. NJ, galveston, September ,.
s. city OF Montgomery. 4 ~ NJ. Savennah.
IS Mohawk. Sa5 a. NJ. jackson Vile. sep
TENDER 5.
s. Lewis i-uckcnbach, 20 y. Nj, San ifai cisco,
furust ~.
IS iinar de RIO. T.. NJ, Cri,tohsi. August ~
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
s, crete, from Liverpool
s. pnilhdr phiA from Puerto ChbeNo
s. Altnir,nte. nom Santa Narta.
81 Trent. from Port Of Spaip
s, Crtsilu. from Cc1Ta.
=, Trinidad. from Urrniuda
;, StepnAno, from HALIFAX
ARRIVED FROM SEW lOi,h.
5, United States, a. Curlsuanstqd.
SIS Nicuw Amsterdam. al rotterdam.
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LOTS s. parcel /, maps showing sub.
division % property Of estate OF William
IA Ogden-Emily o Wheeler ast james
A Henn-s-y e. nj roreclosuro OF mort
gag.l: attys, Murray. Prentice How
land
cyHARLoTTE ST. " o. 1908 n u Of J-n-
ninxs st 4OxiO0-Richsrd Moller agt
Dsrtinger CONSTRUCTION co ct al fore
closure OF mortgage sttys, Wesselrnan \
Kraus
rRISfTY Az 90. 400 IT Of issth Of. 2cs
SO g-~ity Real Estate Co agt Agnes
GeogheEan 81 al foreclosure OF mort
Ergel. atty. II swain
PERRY Az, 5, 900 n OF GUN Hin "a
20 81 nj foreclosure Of mortgage; attys
Nues 4 johnson.
lot ali, map Of Unionport-Land & Lien
20 art Annie Harris ct al faction 10 fore.
close transfer OF tax lien) atty, NJ Frank
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Liz PENDENS.
Manhattan.

LOT 4. block 2l45, sec s--Fiora Elsenbach
agt Dudley Phillips ct al foreclosure
of transfer OF tax Hem. atty. c IL
trhWAetZman.
LOT T. block 228s, sec s-Flora EiHen bach
ngt sarah q Fuller ct al foreclosure OF
transfer Of tax LEM. atty, schw Hetz-
man
sTH ST. 3l6 E--Louis Horowitz asT solomon
Seumsnn ct al foreclosure OF nortsGkeD
atty. y Freiberger
18th ct a. 6 W--willian Ziesier Jr, AT
Mldville Realty co ct al foreclosure Of
nurtguge); httys Swan q Moore
IlJTH ST E-Mercy Plum agt Meyer
JarmuowHky 81 al tamended foreclosure
Of mortgAsel; atty, A A Slberberg
9TH ST. 13I a 1876 E--Joseph Zimmerman
ct al Agt Benjsmin Sonnensch.in ~ a.
tamended foreclosure Of mortsasel, atty
T Conon.
10th ST. u =, 100 ~ W OF Audubon sv
7BxlOO--Greenwich Savings Bank sEt John
Yuls 81 al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE
attys Bowers a sands
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APARTMENTS TO LEr-UNFuRNIsHED.
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NoRZlMER & SHAPIRO. Auotionssr..
sell japanese bric-a-brae evenings. Seaside
ROCkaway Beach
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MOE FRY, Auetioneer. sells Japanese
goods evenings; Seaside, Rockaway Beach
sept 9th to 18th
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..

bnF.
with name and address OF owner and
attorhey. II attorneys name Ia omitted
ADDRESS party OF second part.)
Downtown.
tSouth of Fourteenth ST.
Eisl a I, ST, is9s " Spring st.
mtg $4,000; atty. Peter LAURA. 50
ElIzGpETn ST. 5. sss.ii spring '' ST.
" iNso.o-Rose Niviano to giuseppe Neglia
$4,000 atty. Peter LAURA. so Broad
oTu sT. 7si.ss Il. IS. sas Az D. Xxx TX
e3ll--Jacob olinFer to sadie Kramer.
Issl 7th av. Sept S. attys. kramer a y,
"'o''"ay '.'... .'''''''
Cast Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10Th sts.D
MADISON Az, 1925, $. 1919 iosth St
~ ,Ns5.uFannle Pier to sadye y Gold.
.tSin, SOL MeDonoush st. Brooklyn. mtg
West side.
West Of Fifth sv. between Fourteenth and
10th sta
7TH Az. =. from e7th 70 es,h 81. 1871 s
2Ob.t-Thc 2sth 81 and eth Az Realty
GO to VIM + ponnely. ,o1 W s2d st, or
W NASSAU st. sept S...'....... Gee. 'slVV
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north ~ 10th ST
la3D ST. sA COL Park av, ?oxloo.ll-
ssml J wagstan ref. 90 Emlgrsnt In
chambers st.................... 81. 900
ratk II McNulty TO " u NJ Realty CO. lol
rark AZ Aug q; atty. o'cawanns s,ds
&c, 60. i9i r I av, 500
9sii-Mnnis Heymann to Louisa SSd si p,sns
a5xI,o-pcople Of State y Y to Mary
s,,y. W II Fltnsr 100 wal at letters
patent,
Borough Of The Bronx
LOTS $50 to So: map Van Cortlandt estate
--Chris,ian Gaui TO Roscoe e Reich. i2s
Is S;iS e ReiSh iSs Montague, 4,
sIbNkY ST. n :. at = land conveyed
by johnson TO chauncey. i:.xlSGn,--EE 6Sn.
son. Aug rs. atty. MeKelvey, 81 VIII,
2lsTH sT' 80 E sth av. 5Oxi6o--
Rosario Genoa to Ferdinand Gallo $40 T.
d iiSih 81 mssss ;i,5oo. sept s. atty Mey;i
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Downtown.
south of Fourteenth st)
ELIZABETH ST. IS ?:Sii n spring St;
r m' mis. $4,000 t'!h yr sN e atty Peter
LAURA, SO Broad ST So go
20 op Ay to jae COR ,inh II =, az PSa
delphia, Pa, Sept /. pr mtsss $50 go. dus
as per bond. atty. VIM Reynolds: az
fth av ............, ..s..... ..'''.' S9'VVV
Bronx.
borough Of The Bronx
WISE Az. " = 50 = isist At. 25xI0O-David
Hemmer 20 Title Co, l7s BMhy,
sept 5. due as per bond atty Title, o a
.iiriio ST. :. 10, Isl map raconia Park
Vincenzo Care TO Anthony Mirabella GOES
"a av. Aug 20 yrs' p c. atty Miss,
LOTS %? and ?:a. map joel Wolfe estate
3sS p islst ST. pr mtge $4,000, Sept
demand. p g. atty Wm j Holman 20
KAToNAH Az cor s,Sth St scxiSo, :
siG New jersey av Rkiyn; sept! -, "
spc. atty. ID sieEel. 81 Park Row $1,000
lot. II and IS blk q lots 8, :. ! y.
hik ~ lots 80 TO ~; blk IS 10" y, r.
AA r. ~ Gt 5' 4. Sit '? g Z IL. ' Il. s.
ana 50 six 80; lots 30 and 81 blk a2,
s . " H Ss 81 lot d. "a 80 ana 80 60 TO blk IL lHa
lots - and so, blk 80: lots 6, .. IS and %.
blk iO lot IS. blk AZ: lot s.. blk 90
lots :. and :ia: blk go lot - PIX
aS" a. 10 bS q ss ana io, g. 0m ara 49, S.
Blk "a lots and 3, BLK 81. lots and 2.
nix So lot I. blk 81; lots :; : and 8,
blk 20 lots and T. blk JOB; lots 20
ard 81, bk 49, mar Morris Pa iE An,sr
trustee. deed recorded as ntge STATE
ment MED In Registers ofhce. mtge tax
paid. 14So; May IS, attys. G'nords' II 4
II, SO Bway. .'''''''.' '''''''' 80
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WILSON. Helen +. to Isabella NJ Bs-
Chun .....-....',.. -. o.. tf10uV
PARK MTG co to Eliza y Hall......f $4,000
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PURCHASERS NEWARK.

NEWARK, y J.. sept s.-Feist II Fest
have sold to Louis Rich the three story
dwelling AZ ?75 Clinton avenue. north
side 90 feet east Of Stratford place. on
plot 35Nl32 Mr.. Rich. a ladies' tailor.
will make extensive alterations for his
own occupancy Feist & Feist also have
sold to the Federal Building Land and
Improvement Company. a VI Hassineer
president the two three story and base
ment stucco apartment houses AT 90 and
q Alpine street. south side. between
Elizabeth and Sherman avenues. occupy
ing a plot 54xin0 This purchase was
made for investment and the corsdera-
ton was in the nr'ghborhood Of $4,000
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-06
SOCIETY GIRLS WILL
POSE FOR CHARITY
Series Of Tableaux From Fiction,
Grand Opera and Idyls
Of the King

Much interest is being taken in a
series of tableaux arranged by the Aid
Society to the Visiting Nurse Asso-
citation for the evening of Thursday,
January Is. at the Technical high
school.
The Misses Fisher. of saltwater,
Pa, who gave similar successful en-
tertainment here last year, will pose
the pictures from fiction, grand opera
and the Idyls of the King" The
tableaux will be interspersed with mu-
sic by well-known local musicians.
among them Mrs. Roy G.. Cox.
Prominent young society folks of
the city will depict David Copper
field and his child wife Dora" "Brun-
hilde:" Carmen" Marguerite from
Faust" Aida" and from Tennyson's
beautiful "Idyls.'' Arthur Drawing
Out the Sword" "Gareth in the
Kitchen" ''Linette;" The Marriage
of Arthur and Guinevere:" The Pass.
ing of Arthur" "Guinevere at Almes-
bury. and several others.
Members of the society are busily
engaged in selling tickets for the en-
tertainment at from so cents to 81.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-06
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
IN HARRISBURG GOOD
Clearing Association President
Says He Is Surprised at
Big Increases

Generally good business conditions
in this city. better than those in the
country at large, are given as the
cause for the remarkable increase in
bank clearlngs during the past year
by Donald Mccormick, president of
the Clearing House Association, in an
interview this morning.
Mr.. Mccormick said he was sur
prised when he learned that the fig
ures show a steady increase of at
least million dollars every month
during the year.
I'VE have cleared for the Mechan-
icsburg banks and one of the Dun
cannon banks since April of last year.
But these clearings did not total more
than a million and a half dollars.
"0ther influences that might have
had some small bearing on the in
crease were the consolidation of the
trolley lines of the city into the Har-
risburg Railways Company, the funds
of the State Highway Department
and the fact that the Legislature met
here for six months. But these could
not have had such an influence as to
make a monthly increase of million
dollars and over.
TT is due rather to general business
conditions in the city. The mills and
shops have been working full time all
year until quite recently and trade has
been brisk in industrial and mercan-
tile lines.
Compared with the falling off of
national bank clearings in the last
three months of the year. the city has
had unusually good conditions"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-06
APPOINT COMMITTEES.
FOR SUNSHINE OPERA.
Second Rehearsal Wednesday Af-
ternoon at the Chestnut
Street Hall

Four new members were elected
and reports and routine business
quickly disposed of yesterday at the
January meeting of the Roberta Dis
brow Lloyd Sunshine Society, with
Mrs. Homer Black, the president, in
the chair. The production of the
opera, The Lost Princess, Bo-Peep.
under the direction of Mrs. June Lake,
of Philadelphia, was thoroughly dis
cussed and the following ladies ap-
pointed chairmen of committees for
the event, with power to fiji out their
assistants: Libretto. Mrs. Frederick r..
Downes; candy, Mrs. John 5. Boas,
Mrs. Edwin Singer; chaperones, Mrs;
Charles Froehlich; distribution or
tickets. Mrs. Charles Francis Etter.
The rehearsals for the opera started
yesterday afternoon with an attend
ance Of 1872, many of them In the cast
of THE House That Jack Built:' and
much enthusiasm was shown over the
catchy music and plot of the play.
Wednesday afternoon another re-
hearsal will be held in Chestnut Street
Hall, which is we'll lighted and ac-
cessible. High school pupils Will come
at $50 o'clock and pupils from the
grades at o'clock.
Mrs. Lake and her secretary, Miss
Vail. have made the Bolton their
headquarters while in the city.
Mrs. Samuel Ramsey has removed
from 266 Briggs street to her new
home at 1921 Penn street.
Miss Ruth Haas has gone home TO
Philadelphia after spending the hoil,
days most delightfully."- among old
friends in town.
DR.. and Mrs. James w. Kellogg. of
Old Orchard, have returned from AM
herst, Mass, where they spent the
holidays with DR.. kellogg's mother.
Miss Katharine Andrews. of State
street. has resumed her studies at
Wellesley College after spending
Christmas at her home in this city.
Miss Katharine Gorgas, of 216 Ma
clay street, left this morning for
Washington, d. c., to take up her
work at the National Cathedral School.
Mrs. James 1. Chamberlin and Miss
Jean Bosler Chamberlin left to-day
for Washington, d. c., to remain until
the summer.
Miss Frances Ramsey, of Evergreen
street, leaves Saturday for Philadel-
phia to visit her sister. Mrs. Denney,
and will spend several weeks with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Boileau, at Oaks, before returning
home.
Mrs. Henry Blake Bent. 207 West
State street. has gone to New York to
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. REM
brandt Peale.
Miss Mary Alma Allin, 921 Green
street, has returned from a visit with
relatives in Newville.
Harold A. Miller has returned to
Jefferson Medical School after spend
ing the holidays with his father, Will
liam A. Miller. 1164 Mulberry street.
Miss Mary MacDowell, of North
Third. street, is improving in health
after an illness of several weeks.
William Froelich, of New York city,
Is Visiting among relatives and old
friends in town.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-06
Miss Katharine BigelotD
Marries in Connecticut

Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Seymour Bige-
low. of Buffalo, N. Y. have sent out
for the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Katharine Harris
Bigelow. to Storrs Seymour Waterman,
Sunday. December 2S, 1913, at Mans
field Center, Conn.,, the Bigelow's coun-
try place.
The bride, a former resident OF this
city. is connected with many OF the
old Harrisburg families and direct
of John Harris. Her
mother was formerly Miss Sallle Har-
ris. daughter of the late DR.. William
H. Harris. and his wife. Katharine
Doll Harris, and niece of Mrs. Gil
bert NJ. McCauley and the late Mrs.
Charles l. Bailey, of this city. Mr.
and Mrs. Waterman will be at home
at Tacoma, Wash, after January ~.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-06
Board of Public
Works and Sucker
Brothers Differ

Owing to the failure of the Sucker
Brothers Construction Company to re-
place several concrete steps in the
work along the river front as directed
by the engineer of the Board of Pub
lie Works, within the time limit spe-
Gifted in the notice last week, which
expired to-day, a conference between
the bondsmen of the contractors, the
Superintendent of Streets and Public
Works and the members Of the Board
of Public Works will be held this
evening with view to determining
what shall be done.
Instead of replacing the defective
steps the contractors have removed
their machinery and closed down the
work for the winter. 1t is intimated
that the contractors will be relieved of
the work inasmuch as there has been
constant friction almost from its
start
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-06
HEAD AND NOSTR|LS
STUFFED FROM COLD
"Pape's Cold Compound" ends
a cold or grippe in
a few hours

Your cold will break and all grippe
misery end after taking a dose of
"Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
1t promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages in the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming, relieves sick headache, dullness,
feverishness, sore throat, sneezing,
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow
ing and snuffing! Ease your troub-
bing head-nothing else In the world
gives such prompt relief as "Pape's
Cold Compound" which costs only 25
cents at any drug store. 1t acts with
out assistance, tastes nice, and causes
no Inconvenience. Accept no substi-
observation-disclosures
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-06
Special TO The Telegraph

Penbrook, Pa, Jan. 6. - after hav-
ing served for two years as president
of the borough council, b. Frank Ober,
a Republican leader and former mem
ber of the House of Representatives
from this district, declined reelection
at the meeting Of the s,,eS council m, IT last las
son Clay, newly elected member of
council: Mr. ober Err, was ,t.si later mad made
During the two years that Mr.. Ober
has headed. the council the town has
had more improvements than at any
other time since 1T was Incorporated,
and has made great strides in its de-
velopment.
other officers elected at the meeting
last night were: /. b. SwartZ, solicitor;
Florence Elser. clerk, and Cornelius
Reese, road supervisor. The newly
elected burgess. Mcclellan J. Koomes.
and the following councilmen were in
stalled: NJ ]. Shaffer, solomon Buck.
Charles Shibe, c. L. Writ and o. M.
Neumyer. The highway committee in
cludes: B. Frank Ober. chairman; NJ. j.
Shaffer and G. l.. Writ.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-06
New Officers Elected
by Wormleysburg S. S.

The following officers have been
elected by the st. Pauls United Breth-
rem Sunday school of Wormleysburg
to serve for the coming year:
superintendent. William Brinton;
assistant superintendent, A. ]. Wright
secretary. Arthur Miller; assistant sec
retary. j. l.. Baum; treasurer. w. F.
Baker: superintendent of primary de-
partment. Mrs. A. Whitman; assist
ant superintendent, Mrs C. T. Erb;
pianist, Mrs. Charles Sperow; assist
ant pianost. Nerissa Sadler librarians.
Homer Miller, Edward Wanbaugh:
chorister. ]. S. Ort; assistant chorister.
Harry Baker, Jr.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-06
LET ME CURE YOU Fnr~
OF RHEUMATISM NIT

Mr.. Delano took his own medicine.
suffered tortures for thirty-six years.
He spent thousands of dollars before
he discovered the remedy that cured
him, but I will give you the benefit of
his experiences for nothing
II you suffer from rheumatism let me
send you package of this remedy abb
idee rye It to- yon aRg Mgnf
see for yourself what 1t will do. The
picture shows how rheumatism twists
and distorts the bones Maybe you are
don't need to. I have the remedy that
believe will cure you and it's yours
or the asking. Write me to-day. F. II.
Delano, 115-G, Deiano Bldg. Syracuse,
New York, and I will send you a free
package the very day get your letter.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-06
Initiation of "Tadpoles"
Takes Place Tonipht

The lecture on Bacteria" which
was scheduled for to-night's business
meeting of the Pine Street Sunday
school "Tadpoles" has been postponed
until q later date. The formal initia-
ton of the new members will take
place this evening, and, in addition,
miniature reproduction of the Fall
of Pompeii" will be given by the presi-
dent, Mercer Tate, Jr., at whose home,
21S North Second street, the meeting
will be held.
The membership contest between the
''croakers' and the 'squeakers' is
growing in interest and surprises are
springing up almost every week.
Miss Ruth Eyster, of York, has been
holiday guest of Miss Mary Koons
at Camp Hill.
Kenneth Nelly Jones has returned
to the Stevens Institute of Technology
at Hoboken, n. j., after visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nelly Jones,
1872 South street.
Joseph Francis Reuwer left to-day
to resume his studies at Dickinson Col
lege. after spending the Christmas va
cation with his parents at Paxtang.
Walter and Edwin T.. Weaver, Jr.,
of 1923 Hunter street, have resumed
their work at the Williamson Trades
School after spending two weeks al
their home here.
Alfred Ellenberger, who spent the
holidays at his home at Riverside, left
to-day for Syracuse University, n. Y.
to take up his studies.
Miss Ellen Stees Boyd, of Sleightor
Farm, Darlington, Pa, has returned
to her work after spending the holi.
wit
d. Truman Boyd, at 709 North Second
street.
Earl kunkle will leave FOR State
! College, after spending Christmas witt
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kunkle, of Paxtang.
Miss Edith Troup is home after &
visit to Pittsburgh.
Miss Martha Fletcher is home from
Chambersburg, where she attended 6
holiday dance.
Miss Dorothy Fehr Fahnestock lef
yesterday for Swarthmore College afte,
! spending the vacation with her par.
j ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Fahne.
stock. 1897 North Second street.
Mrs. Edwin j. Decevee is expected
| home tomorrow after ten DAYS staI
in New York and points in New
Jersey.
Miss Ruth Rickert. of Millersburg
was a recent guest of friends in town
Miss Helen Beidleman has returned
| to PenLyn after visiting at her home
1900 Chestnut street
Miss Mary X. Bent has returned
! to her home, Delaney Place, PhiIa.
delphia, after visit with Mrs. William
! Elder Bailey, Front and South streets
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-06
SIT ON PRECINCT DIVISIONS

Suggestions as to the proposed
change in the precinct divisions of the
Ninth ward will be received to-mor-
row by the commission appointed by
the court at the Mount Pleasant en-
gine house. The commission is COM
posed of Edward +. Doehne. William
d. Block and Thomas d. Beidleman
and will sit to hear from residents of
the precincts from to o'clock to-
morrow afternoon and from to s
o'clock tomorrow evening. The Ninth
ward now has five precincts, one of
them containing over 500 voters.