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HI MEYERS GOES UP

Brooklyn, July 10.-The Brooklyn National league club today announced the purchase of Outfielder "Hi' Meyers of the Newark International league club to take the place of Dalton, injured in yesterdays game. Cincinnati tomorrow.
 Brooklyn has sold Tex Erwin to Newark.
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Tisdale Bats We'll

Gadsden. July 1o.-(Special)-Annis won a contest between two crippled teams today by a score of to 5. Four pitchers were used up. Glazner was knocked out in the fifth and Stevenson finished the game, giving only one hit King was replaced by Abbott in the eighth The feature was the batting of Tisdale, a Birmingham boy, who swatted the ball four times in five trials. Score:
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Brown Pitchers Batted Hard

Washington, July 10.-Washington sounded out 15 hits off four St. Louis pitchers today. winning to A. and even ing up the series. Johnson pitched the first five innings and Harper finished the game The first three St. Louis bat ters up in the third singled, but no runs resulted Score:
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Selma Triumphs

Talladega, July 10.-(Specfal) )-Selma de- feated Talladega today In a pitchers bat tie between Kimball and Davis. Davis gave up three hits in the first and Selma scored two runs. Garrett and Moore, two men secured from the Appalachian league.
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Summary: Two-bas hits, Blackwell Sanders, Steele. Home runs, Steele, Ed mondson. Double plays, Blackwell, tfo Swartz Chambers to Newell; Edmond
 son, Smith to Howell. Bases on balls,
 Hawkins 2, Long 1. Hit by pitcher. Smith and Edmondson by Hawkins Struck out, Hawkins 1, Long T, Newell II. Sanders 2. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Me Grath.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Scott Hit in Fifth

Boston, July 10.-Boston landed hard on Scott's delivery in the fifth inning today and defeated Chicago to |. a pitched ball in the fifth inning and had to retire Score:
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Shanks. Three-base hits. Williams, Nor gan. Hits, Taylor in 1-3 inning; Weil- mann in 2-3; Hoch in 1-3; Leverenz 6 in 2-3; Johnson ' in 5; Harper 4 in 4, Sacrifice hits, Mcbride, Smith, Stolen bases, Rumler ?, Howard Double play, Pratt to Leary. Base on balls, Leverenz ?, Harper 3. Struck out Leverenz 2 Johnson 3, Harper G. Wild pitch, Lev erenz. Time, 1;55. Empires, Evans and Egan
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Cubs Gaining Ground

Chicago. July 10.-Chicago gained on New York today in the pennant race, de- feating Boston, Il to 6, while New York lost to St. Louis triple by Pitcher Lavender with the bases filled. featured the game. Score:
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SUMMARY. Two-base Hits-Carroll, Knisely, Ira gesser, Johnston, Covington. Home Run-Ellam. Stolen Base-Carrol Double Play-Marcan. Ellam to Cov- ington. Sacrifice Hits-McBride. Marcan Base on Balls-Roth 5, Boyd 1. Struck Out-Boyd 2 Wild Pitch--Roth ?. Time-2:G0. Umpres-Rudderham and Iifield.
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International League

At Toronto: Toronto 8, Montreal g. At Jersey City: Jersy City 0, Provi- dence 10.
 At Baltimore: Balitome o, Newark S.. At Rochester: Rochester 3. Buffalo &
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Ann1StOn s-AuV lVu oot-o Gadsden ...................... .000 GAO O10-5
 Summary: Three-base hit, Vanderveer. Two-base hit, Donaldson ?. Lamar, Baum gardner Sacrifice hit, Ragsdale. Abbott 2. Carter, Sanford Stolen bases, Rags dale 2. Lamar, Tisdale, Carter 2. Bases on balls King g. Glazner 1. Stevenson 2. Hits apportioned, Glazner in innings; Stevenson 1 in innings; King 10 in Is innings; Abbott in 2-3 innings. Struck out. King z, Glazner 4. Time, 2:O0 Um- pire White.
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BOYD WEAKENS IN SEVENTH AND
 BATTLE IS TURNED INTO A FARCE
NINE RUNS IS SUM TOTAL OF
 BARONS' WORK IN SEVENTH SESSION-LOOKOUS APPEARED WINNERS UNTIL TIDE TURNED
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Birmingham 9. Chattanooga 4. Mobile ,. Nashville ?. New orleans 8. Memphis 6. Montgomery 4, Atlanta 3,
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Games Today

Birmingham at Chattanooga Montgomery at Atlanta. New Orleans at Memphis. Mobile at Nashville.
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Score by innings:
 Boston .000 041 00"-5 1. Summary: Two-base hits, Collins Rehg. Speaker. Three-base hit, E. Scott Hits, Johnson in innings, Be- dient in inning, J. Scott in in nings Latrop in innings. Sacri- flee hits, J. Scott, E. Scott, Speaker Base on balls, Johnson ?, J. Scott l. Iathop 1. Hit by pitcher, J. Scott IJohnson), Struck out, J. Scott 3, Be dient ?. Time, AS. Empires, OLough- lin and Connolly.
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sBatted for Crutcher in ninth.

CDlcdBO v1s OAv va A
 Summary: Two-base hitA Gather, Zim- ueruan 2, Good. Three-base hits, Leach, Lavender, Maranvi1le, Schute. Home run, schulte. Hits, Hess, in Ills in- nings: Crutcher, in 2-3 innings; Laven- der, 5 in 4 innings and none out in fifth; Pierce. in innings. Sacrifice hit, Sweeney. Stolen bases, Leach. Corriden, Gather. Double plays. Maranville, Evers to Schmidt; Leach to Sweeney. Bases on balls. Hess 5, Lavender 3, Crutcher 2. Hit by pitcher, Crutcher lccrrtdenl. Struck
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1Uta1s ......-..... 34 5 27 III 2l *Batted for Gibson in eighth. *sBatted for Coleman in ninth.
 *"sBatted for Kantlehner in eighth. **~Batted for McArthur in ninth. Score by innings
 Philadelphia .....................2 POI 002 Ooo-5 Pittsburg ........-......-.........0 .00O 900 002-2 Summary: Hits, Harmon in 3 innings: Kantlehner in 5 innings; McArthur in 1 inning. Three-base hit. Mattison. Sacri- flee fly, Becker. Hit by pitched ball, Kant
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Eleyen-Inning Draw

Philadelphia. July 10-Philadelphia and Detroit had battled for Il innings today when Umpire Chill stopped play on ac- count of darkness with the score tied at eight runs each. Score:
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STANDING
Dodgers Swat Ball

Cincinnati, July 1O.-Brooklyn batted hard today and easily won from Gin cinnati II to 6. Score:
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American Association

At C1eveland: Cleveland 5, Minneap- oils 1.
 At Indianapolis: Indianapolis 1, St. Paul 4.
 At Columbus: Columbus 5. Kansas City 1.
 At Louisville: Louisville 16, Milwau- kee R.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

out, Lavender 1, Hess l. Pierce 5, Crutcher 1. Passed ball, Gowdy. Time, 2:51. Um- pires, Byron and Johnson.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Holland, Bar clay, Reidy. Three-base hit, Laffitte. Double play Stringfield to Utley. Wild pitch, Barclay. Stolen base, Utley Um- pire, Davern. Time of game, 1:5O. Struck out, Williamson 5. Barclay 6, Binister 2.
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Game called on account of darkness.)
 Summary: Bases on balls, Caldwell 8, Hagerman 2. Struck out, Caldwell 1. Hagerman g. Passed ball, Bassler. Time, 1:25. Empires, Dineen and Hildebrand.
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Pirates Drop Third Pittsburg, July 10.-Philadelphia defeat ed Pittsburg today for the third time in succession, to 3. Score:
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soufIuldiy Odcrlllce n1tS, GultIereZ, Camp. Stolen base. Reinicke. Bases on balls, Davis 1. Struck out, Davis ', Kim ball 3. Time of game. 40. Umpire, Black burn. Attendance, 600.
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.Batted for J. Scott in seventh.

T OIdIS -.s -. 4V sRan for Johnson in fifth.
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PERSONAL

6. NJ. Long, North Front street
made business trip to Philadelphia to-
day.
Samuel Herman. of Red Lion, en-
route to Pittsburgh, called on friends
in the borough last evening.
Miss Katie Miller, 1862 South Second
street, left to-day for Lebanon to at
tend the funeral of Ray Click who died
of tetanus at the Harrisburg hospital
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John Soullard. 46S North
Front street, who spent one week with
her brother, John Hartick, Lebanon
county, picked large bouquet of lilacs
at that place Sunday.
Mrs. l.. f. McGinnes, Fourth and
Walnut streets, is confined to her home
by illness.
Miss Agnes Wilcox. Civic club nurse
and agent for the Associated Charities
here, has resigned, her resi- gnation to
take effect November /.
Frank Chambers, Chambers street
spent Sunday it'll friends at York.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wuesehinski. of
York, were guests of Oberlin friends on
Sunday.
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STEELTON NOTES

The regular mid-week PRAYER serv-
ice will be held in the First Reformed
church this evening at 7.45 o'clock.
Two defendants furnished bail before
Squire Gardner last night pending their
appearance before the court. Martin
Pezderc was arrested on information
of Lovra Sallinger, who charges that
Martin beat Sallinger S small son. Mike.
Jandro Pavlovic will answer to the
court for threatening to injure Peter
Nogic
Socialists will hold a mass meeting in
the North Front street market house
tomorrow evening at clock. Social
list party candidates and prominent
party speakers will address the meet,
ing
The Ladies Auxiliary of the \. o. H.
will hold a phantom party in A. o. II.
hall Friday evening. st. James Tennis
Club will give ''bal masque" in the
hall Of tine Benton Catholic Club Friday
evening.
The ladies of st. James parish will
serve a sauerkralt dinner in the rooms
of the Benton Catholic Club this even
ing The dinner VIII be followed bv a
dance.
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NEWS OF STEEL TON
POLITICAL meetings TO
Be HELD This week
Washington Party Meeting Tomorrow
acknowledgements and Washing
ton Party Meeting Friday and a
Republican Rally Thursday night

For the first time during the present
campaign, politics in the borough are
getting warm and will be real hot be-
fore election day dawns next week. At
least three political meetings will be
held this week as follows: the Wash
ington party will hold a mass meeting
in Croatian hall, Second and Washing
ton streets, tomorrow evening which
will be addressed by Col. l.. B. Austin,
of Atlanta.
Friday evening there will be joint
mass meeting of the Washington and
Democratic parties at Front and Lo-
Gust streets. The speakers for this meet
ing have not been announced.
Tomorrow evening the Republicans
will hold a mass meeting in the Stan
dard theatre, which will be addressed
by prominent men of that party who
will explain the benefits of protection
to the local plant of the Pennsylvania
Steel Company.
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OBERLIN

oberlin, Oct. 2S.-The fall opening
meeting of the Men 5 brotherhood OF
Salem Lutheran church will be held Fri.
day evening at 7.45 o'clock. A fine GRO.
gram, including selections by the Local
glee club, the Harrisburg Quartet club
and an address by the Rev. w. s. Her.
man, pastor of Zion Lutheran church
Harrisburg, will be rendered. A debate
on a subject to be announced at the
time of the meeting will be feature
The meeting will be open to the general
public, including ladies.
A large delegation of members of
the Christian Endeavor societies of
Salem Lutheran church and Neidig Me.
mortal United Brethren church attended
the {. b. convention held in the Sixth
Street United Brethren church. Harris
burg, last evening.
Prof. and Mrs. H. V. B. Carver visit.
ed friends at Middletown on SUNDAY.
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Miss Catherine Kelker. Miss Katherine
Fahnestock and Frederick Lyter.
After the meeting Refreshments
were served to the following persons:
Miss Mary Orth and Miss Catherine
Ieiders, advisors of the society; Misses
Martha Miller, Catherine Kelker. Helen
Wallis, Pauline Hauck: Katherine
Peters, Caroline Hatton Miriam Ryan,
Catherine Orth, Mabel Wright. Eliza
beth Mccormick, Katherine Fahne-
stock, Marion Martz, Helen Smiley,
Naomi Bevard, Helen Gerdes. Dorothy
LEHMAN, Margaret Weiseman, Mary
Wilmer, Helen BrOomall, Lillian Miller.
Raymond Meek, Kenneth Patterson,
Anson DeVout, Paul Parthemore. Lee
roy Smucker, Frederick Lyter. Clar-
ence Cooper, Richard Hamer, Herbert
Springer, Charles Pease, William Bigg-
ham, Ellwood Baker, George Fox. Rich
ard Clauser, Karl Peters and Carroll
Denny.
The next meeting will be held Tues.
day evening, November 10, at the home
of Miss Elizabeth Mccormick, 31O9
Riverside Drive.
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7,45 O'Clock Friday evening and will
go over the following route: Out Cones
toga to Main, to Trewick, to Myers, to
Franklin, to Front, to Jefferson, to
Third, to Bessemer, to Baily, to Lincoln,
to Harrisburg, to Pine, to Second, to
Chambers, to Front, to Conestoga and
countermarch to the Baldwin hose
house.
The formation of the parade will con-
sist of the following: Fire patrol, con-
sisting of eighteen men, will lead. Mem
bers of Council, aged iremen and guests
of the different companies will follow in
automobiles then will come the various
fire companies as follows: Citizens
Paxtang hook and ladder, West Side
hose, Hygienic hose, East End hose,
while the Baldwin Hose Company will
bring up the rear.
The following bands will be scatter
ed through the formation: Highspire,
Liberty, of Middletown; Bainbridge,
Liberty, of Steelton, and the Lemoyne.
Residents along the route are request
ed to cooperate with the firemen and
decorate and illuminate their premises
as each one sees fit. At the conclusion
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Of the countermarch the fremen will
adjourn to the Baldwin hose house and
Markley's S hall where banquet will be
served.
At q meeting Of the Baldwin Hose
Company held last evening Councilman
Thomas J. Nellev and Kirk Shelley
were selected aids TO assist Chief Mar
>hal Joseph Gerdes.
Chief Marshal Gerdes announced
this morning that none but firemen will
he allowed in TIE street parade and
that no political banners of any descrip-
tion win he allowed to be carried in the
procession.
\ meeting of aids is called for to
night at s o clock in the PaXtang hook
and ladder house North Front street
The joint committee Of arrangements
will mold a meeting tomorrow evening
Mt O'Clock at the same place to hear
reports and put the final touches to
the affair.
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THE READING

p, H. & P.-After p. m; 1S, 5,
16, 8, 6, 3, II, 4, ~, 10.
Eastbound-After 3.15 p. M: 61,
SO, 81, Sd, So, SO, 5S, 20, Sc, 81.
Engineers up: Upton, Wireman,
Richwine, Pletz, Fortney, Wood
Firemen up: Rumbaugh, Longeneck
er, Sellers, Palm, Boyer, King, Anders.
Bowers, Aunspach, Dowhower, Snader.
Binghamau.
Brakemen up; Painter, Maurer,
Kapp, Hoover, Yoder, Holbert, Taylor,
Ely, Resch, Strain, Fleaae, Stepheusoa,
Ensminger, Heilman, Smith.
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MISS /. CARCHlDl HOSTESS
Entertained in Honor of Mr. and Mrs
H. Bowers Last Evening

Miss Laura Carchdi held miscell-
aneous shower at her home, $50 Swa-
tara street, last. evening in honor of
Mr., aud Mrs. H. Bowers. who were
married September s, of this year a:
Baltimore, Md.
The entertainment consisted Of dau-
eng, music, cards and games. Refresh
ments were served to the following
persons:
Misses Ruth Bentz, Priscilla Zimmer-
man, Katherine Kutz Pearl Raysor,
Bessie Raysor, Mary O'Gorman, Mar
garet Beck, Margaret Weaver, Mar
garet Clancy, Maude Piece, Grace MOI
gan, Laura Carchidi, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bowers, The rooms were deco.
rated with fall decorations.
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DEATH LIST 80 IN DISASTER
Bodies of ~ Killed by Gas Explosion
Taken From Mine
By Associated Press.

RoyaIton, ILL.,, Oct. 2S.--F'orty seven
bodies had been recovered at 'elock k
this morning from the mine of the
Franklin Coal and Coke Company that
was wrecked by gas explosion yester.
day.
All but two or three of the miners
who entered the workings yesterday
morning have been definitely accounted
for and if these pershed, the death list
will total so or 81.
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LAWYER SHOOTS BANKER
Former Then Kills Self After Seriously
Woundiup Latter

Steubenville. o., Oct. 2S.-D. ]. Sin
clair, a prominent banker of this city.
was shot twice and seriously wounded
early to-day in his private banking
room by Charl IS Gilmore, an attorney,
who then fired bullet into his own
brain, dying instantly. 1t is believed
Gilmore's mind was unbalanced.
Gilmore has for years imagined that
Sinclair owed him money for the care
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Brakemen for 1O1. 112, 100. II

Brakemen for 101, 112, 100, 124
1925.
Engineers up: Kautz, Kelley
Streeper, Seitz, First Hindman, Speas
Downs, Geesey, Earhart, Crisswell, Min
mich, Manley, Tenant.
Firemen up; Miller, Shaffer, Gel
singer, Martin, Wagner, Kegleman, Me
Curdy, Barton, Carr, Weaver, Whichel
10, Robinson, Balsbaugh, Shive, Duvall
Copeland, Bremen, Bushey, Mulholm.
Conductors up: LOCKER, Ford.
Flagnien up; Sullivan, Bruehl
Harvey
Brakemen up: Bryson, Brown, Hi1
ner, McGinnis, Busser Dearolf, Allen
Mummaw, Knupp, Coleman.
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ROUTE OF PROCESSION FOR
THE fIREMEh'S PARADE
From Franklin to Chambers Streets
and From Harrisburg to Myers
Political Banners Excluded

The committee in charge of the local
hremen : demonstration to be held Fri
day evening in honor of the election of
Fire Chief Shupp to the second vice
presidency of the Pennsylvania State
Firemen S Association, practically com
pleted arrangements last evening. Chief
Marshal Gerdes announced this morning
that the parade will start promptly
from Front and Conestoga streets at
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Sholter, Smell, Bartolet, Getty, Hart,
Barkey, Sheets, Bair, Eyde, Essig, Ney,
Myers, Boyle, Shipley, Ulsh Revie,
Bostdorf, Scheaffer.
Engineers for 306, 707.
Firemen for 707, 90, 1920.
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of an uncle, in his declining years. He
frequently demanded money from Sin
clair but the latter always refused to
give him any. To-day Sinclair admit
ted Gilmore to his Office to affect pri-
vate settlement and the shooting fol
lowed.
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Engineers for 2O4, 2OS, 227, 28s,
242, 250.
Firemen for 2O1, 2O4, 2OS, PA,
239
Conductors for 219, 259.
Flsgmen for 221, 22S, 233, 235,
242.
Brakemen for 2OS, 219, 22S, 233,
2S5, 239, 21S, 249.
Conductors up: Forney, Gundle, Eat
on, Stauffer, Steinouer
Flagmen up: Krow, Simpson,
Brakemen up; Boyd, Deets, Albright,
Fair, Rice, Lutz, Musser, Shaffner, Sum
my, Stimeling, Kone, West
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The Best Show of the Week at the
Standard Theatre Tonight

The Firemen's Parade Film, taken in
Harrisburg convention week. One
reel.
Kill or Cure. Featuring Kate Price and
Paul Kelley. One reel. Vitagraph.
The Lost Mail Sack. Featuring Jane
Wolfe, Helen Holmes and G. A.
Williams. Two-reel special.
Manager Sellers announces there will
be no show in the Standard Theatre
Thursday evening.
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DEM0STHENIANS GATHER
Elect Officers and Render Very Inter.
esting Program

At the first meeting of the entire
body of members of the Demosthenian
Literary Society of the Central High
school, which was held at the home of
Miss Mary Orth, 219 Verbeke street,
the following officers were elected for
the first term of this year: Frederick
Lyter, president, and Miss Martha Mil
ler, secretary.
After the election of officers an in
teresting program was rendered by
Miss Naomi Bevard, Herbert Springer,
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RAILROAD
CREW BOARD
HARRISBURG SIDE

Philadelphia Division-121 crew to
go first after a p. M: 124, 101, ITO,
119, 123, 107, 127, Ill, 1875.
Engineers for 101, 107, 124, 1875.
Firemen for 107, 110, 112, 1913.
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Middle Division-234 crew to 90
first after 1,20 p M: 243, 23S, 226.
Engineers up: Magill, Simonton
Webster, Smith, Kugler, Briggles, vii.
lis, Moore, Bennett, Wissler, Minnick
Hertzler, Mumna, Garman.
Fremen up: Stouffer, Seagrist
stetter, Zeiders, Beacham, Weibley
Fletcher, Bornman, Arnold, Cox, Drew
EFT, Liebau, Schreffler, Buyer, Davis.
Conductors up: Bogner, Patrick,
Keys.
Flagmen up; Jacobs, Frank, Cain.
Brakemen up: Kohl, Werner, Bell,
Pipp, Henderson, Schoffstall, Kilgor, Pc
tiers, Stahl, Troy, Kieffer Roller, Heck
rWenrick, Harris, Plack, Bickert, Me.
Henry, Matthias, Fleck.
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ENOLA SIDE

Philadelphia Division-24S crew to
go first after 3.45 p. M: 233, 221,
250, PA. 211, 235, 23S, 20S, 215,
2O7, 229, 2S9, 206, 242, 21S, 2O4,
201
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PYTHIANS TO HALLOWEEN
Steelton Lodge, Al, Plans Pleasant
Evening For Members

Steelton Lodge No All, Knights of
Pythias, will entertain it's members to-
morrow evening with a Halloween So
cial. The hall will be decorated appro-
priately and fantastic drill will be
given by the degree team.
During the patriotic part of the pro
gram the song g Pennsylvania, - will be
sung for the first time by the lodge and
lantern slides of Pennsylvania views
will be shown.
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Yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. up: Meals,
Stahl, Swab, Harvey, Snyder, Hoyler.
Breneman, Thomas Horser.
Firemen up: Cookery, Maeyer,
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Middle Division-240 crew to 90
first after 1.45 p. M: 239, 250, 236,
215, 221, 247.
Laid off: %, 104, 1O7, 116.
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piece of lumber projecting from
the side of a freight ear picks up the
mail sack hanging from the crane at
Bell Station. Two hoboes find the sacl,
and rifle the contents. Morrison, post.
master at Bell, has been systematically
robbng the mails and benefits bv the
mail sack disappearance Mary Gates,
daughter of an engineer, supplies the
postoiiice inspectors with the first cline.
How the tangle is Strengthened and the
culprit discovered is splendidly told in
motion pictures at the Standard Theatre
tonight.
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Miss Wilcox, the visiting nurse EN-
Dloyed by the Steelton Civic Club. viii
be in her office from a. IN. to 9
a. m. from 1890 p m. to 1.3O D. M
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Carvers' Tonic Tablets

For nerves, weakness and nervous
prostration, SO cents at druggists.
Adv.