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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
HICKOK PLANT WILL
COVER THREE ACRES
Seven Large Buildings of Most
Modern Construction viii
Be Erected Soon

Seven large buildings enclosed with
in 1900 feet of wrought iron fencing,
will comprise the new w. o. Hickok
Manufacturing Company's plant, to be
erected on the Hickok property, begin
ming at Cumberland street and extend
ing above Verbeke, between the Penn
sylvania railroad and Paxton creek.
The plant will cover three acres.
Plans and specifications for the en-
tire plant were submitted to-day by
the architects, Day and Zimmerman,
of Philadelphia.
In the drawings, provision was made
for the large shop fronting on Cum
berland street; a lumber shed, 200 by
50 feet; five dry kilns. foundry, so
by lao feet; boiler and engine room,
and large storage shop for coal iron,
coke and sand. The office building will
be 100 by 260 feet.
The plant will be fireproof through
out. Two water supplies will be pro-
vided, one from the city, the other
from a large tank.
VIII Have Own Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will have a siding to the plant, in ad-
dition to which the company will build
an industrial railway between the var
ious shops, supply rooms and foun-
dry.
Bids will be received either on one
general contract for the construction
work, or on fifteen subcontracts. Com
panies that receive plans and specifica-
tions, which will be sent out next week
can bid both on the general contract
and on any one or more of the sub
contracts.
Thousands of windows will be used
in the sides and top of the office build
ing. which will be constructed of brick
and steel.
Work on the erection of the new
plant will be started in the near fu-
ture, so that the manufacturing COM
pany can move the machinery and va
cate the present buildings which stand
in the Capitol Park extension plot in
the Eighth ward.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
MEMBERS Of STAFF
Announces Men Who Will Com
prise His Military Family For
Next Four Years
PROMINENT In STATE AFFAIRS
Col. Christopher 7. O'Neill, of AL
lentown, Made Brig. Gen.,
Fourth Brigade
PROMINENT In STATE AFFAIRS

Announcement was made to-day by
Ad1utant General Thomas j. Stewart,
chief of staff of the National Guard
that Governor Brumbaugh had ap-
pointed the following members of his
stan with the rank of lieutenant
colonel
James Elverson, Jr., PhiIadel-
phia, reappointed.
Oliver ). Hcrshman Pittsburgh.
reappointed
Thomas T.. Murphy, PhiladeI-
phia, reappointed.
Samuel ID. Lit, Philadelphia, re-
appointed.
BENJAMIN Wolf. Philadelphia,
reappointed.
Edward NJ. Young, Allentown.
Louis j. Kolb, Philadelphia
John Gribbel, Montgomery
county.
j. Howell Cummings, Berls
county.
Henry w. Shoemaker, Altoona.
1t was also announced by Adiutant
General Stewart that the Governor
mad appointed Colonel c. T. O'Neill, of
Allentown, commander of the Fourth
Regiment, senior colonel of the di-
vision. and colonel for sixteen years,
TO be brigadier- general, commandine
the Fourth Brigade, vice Brigadier-
General j. B. Coryell, Philadelphia,
whose commission expired General
CoryeH was formerly commander of
the Twelfth and Sixth Regiments,
CONTINUED on Page IL
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
VOTES FOR WOMEN
Wells ARE REJECTED
Suffragists Will Advance Cause by
Educational Methods; Liberty
Bell Will Tour State

Delegates attending the second days
session of the Woman Suffrage party
conference in Board of Trade Hail. by
a large majority voted against adopt
ing the use of a veil with the words
Votes for Women" engraved on. 1t.
The delegates decided that the wells
would be too freakish and emphatically
stated that only conservative and edu-
cational means would be used in
bringing the cause before the peo-
pie.
The remainder of the session was
spent in discussion of publicity work,
and the methods to be used to arouse
Continued on Page ISL
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
NJ 'FARLAND PRAISES
"B|RD-HOTEL" IDEA
Says Harrisburg Will Be First
Municipality to Provide Homes
For Feathered Creatures
CAN YOU BUILD A BIRDHOUSE =?
Hole Should Be at Top, Not at
Bottom, as In Human
Dwellings
CAN YOU BUILD A BIRDHOUSE?

THE bird hotels suggested for Har-
risburg parks will be Ii fine innovation.
providing they do not encourage the
sparrows to the exclusion of desirable
birds" said j. Horace Mcfarland
presient of the American Civic Asso-
citation and one of the foremost public
landscape improvement authorities in
the United States, when asked, this
morning his opinion of the city provid-
ing accommodations for birds in parks
THE encouragement of birds in
public places is certainly a worthy
enterprise and would add both to the
attractiveness and welfare of the park
lands and trees. Although ] do not
know of special bird houses being pro-
vided by municipalities, l know they
CONTINUED on Page 4.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
RECEIVERS NAMED
FOR BIC N. Y. STORE
Small Creditors Say Firms Assets
Are $4,000, 600 and Liabili-
ties $12,OOO,OOO
WILL REORGANIZE BUSINESS
Counsel For Company Says Assets
Are 100000 and Liabili-
ties $3,500,000

New York, April 9.-Receivers were
appointed to-day by Federal Judge
Hand for the j. b. Greenhut Company.
which operates large department
store in this city
The receivership was applied for In
a suit brought by the Monmouth Sc
curities Company and the defendant
consented to the appointment. Walter
c. Moves and William A. Marble were
named as receivers by the court. The
amount of their bond was fixed at
100000.
The ]. r. Greenhut Company had
an authorized and outstanding capi-
tai stock of $6.000,000 and a bond
issue of S6,000.000 sinking fund gold
CONTINUED on Page t6l
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
RITTMAN MAKES EXPERIMENTS
IN TEMPORARY LABORATORY
Bv Afsoeiatff Prttt

Pittsburgh, April 9. - Experiments
are being conducted here byDr. Walter
F. Rittman, the young government
chemist who has evolved methods for
extracting benzol and tuloul from
crude petroleum. The work is being
done in a temporary laboratory but
construction of a new plant, which
an oil company has agreed to build
in order to try out the Rittman dis
coveries, will begin within the next
few weeks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
PUBLICITY RUN ROUTE
TRA|LED FOR AUTO|STS
Committee Goes Over Roads and
Arranges For Entertainment
in Various Cities

Warm welcome, royal entertainment
and trophies by the score await Har-
risburg boosters who will participate
in the automobile publicity run, May
10. IL. IL.
George ID. Proud. master of cere-
monies. with local committee, COM
pleted three-day trip over the route
last night. The report which went to
the Motor Club of Harrisburg to-day
surpassed every expectation.
1t is expected that between 100 and
125 automobiles will make the trip.
In every town along the route there
is rivalry in the way of providing
trophies and other prizes. To date
there are 100 valuable silver trophies
assured, and there are more to come.
Continued on Pnre Al
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
APPEAL TO sUFFRAGIsTs
Rp Atsoeinted Prctt

New. York. April 9.-Mrs. o. II. p.
Belmont, chairman of the committee
on woman voters convention of the
congressional union for woman suff-
rage. to-day issued an appeal intended
to reach the 100000 women voters of
the suffrage States and rally them to
the support of the Congressional
Unions campaign for a federal suff-
rage amendment. She urged the wo-
men to attend the convention to be
held in San Francisco September IA
to IS to discuss plans for this cam
paign.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
YUCAfANTTEs MAY RETURN

New Orleans, La, April s.-Resi-
dents of Yucatan who fed when their
state recently was occupied by Car
rama military forces may return If
they can prove they are not involved
in any conspiracy against the Car
rama government. This Information
was received here to-day from Gem
,eral Salvador Alvarado. military gov
eInor of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
DR.. Ernest P. Magruder,
of American Red Cross,
Victim of Typhus Fever
BY .ftsocinted Prls,

Washington, April 9.-Dr Ernest P.
Magruder, of this city, one of the ply
sicians at the head of the American
Red Cross unit in Serbia, has fallen
a victim of typhus fever. His death
was reported to-day from Belgrade to
Red Cross headquarters here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
SPIES PLACED ON TRIAL
Rr .4rsocintrd Prrtt

London. April 9.-Charged with
sending military information to Ger
many by means of invisible ink. three
men have been arrested and will be
tried in a civil court. The authorities
intimate that the case is one of the
gravest Importance. One of the sus-
poets named Kuepferle processes to be
an American.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
WALK ON WALL READY
To MACLAY By MAY |.
George B. Sucker Says Section
North of Hardscrabble Is Near
ing Completion

BY May 1 the granolithic walk on
the River Front Wall-the final step
in the great Improvement Job-will
be completed from 'Hardscrabble" to
Maclay street unless unfavorable
weather should interfere.
George B. Sucker, superintendent
of construction for the Sucker
Brothers Construction company, the
contractors, made that statement to-
day relative to the progress of the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
vENIzELOS WILL RETIRE
BY Associated Press

Athens, via London, April Q, Z A. NJ.
AS the result of the dispute between
King Constantine and former Premier
Nenizelos, arising from his Maiestys
refusal to repudiate the official an
nouncement of Premier Gounaris that
he never approved Venizelos propo-
sition for Greece to cede KavaIa to
Bulgaria NJ. Venizelos announced at a.
meeting of his party last night that
he had decided to retire entirely from
public life
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
SOCIALIST DEPUTY NOT AT FRONT
Bv lAttociated Preff

Socialist who has returned here from
a trip to Germany is authority for the
statement that Carl Liebknecht. the
Socialist deputy in the Reichstag, has
not been sent to the front as recently
was reported. The Swiss says he saw
Liebknecht in Berlin a few days ago,
apparently in good health and unmo-
Tested by the authorities.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
ROLLING STOCK WITHDRAWN
By AtSocintcd Prc,s

Geneva, via Paris, April 9.-Rail-
road rolling stock is being withdrawn
by Italy from the Swiss Frontier, it is
reported here, for the transportation
of troops and military stores In North
ern Italy, destined for the region bor-
dering the Austrian Tyrol.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
Native Makes Attempt
to Kill Sultan of Egypt

London. April 9.-An attempt was
made at o'clock yesterday afternoon
to assassinate the Sultan of Egypt,
Hussein Kemal. according to a Reuter-
dispatch from Cairo. AS the sultan
was leaving Abdin Palace a native
fired a shot at him. This went wide
and the native was Immediately seized.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
REPORT SAYS CONDITIONS GOOD

=
London, April 9, 4.30 A. MA long
report made by an attache of the
United States embassy at Berlin re-
garding an inspection of German con-
centration camps and ships in Eng
land is printed by the Times. The re-
port shows that conditions generally
are 'as good as could be expected"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
Continued on Page 15l
RAISE FUND FOR PROSECUTIONS
By As5ocidfed Press

New York, April 9.-The National
Association of Credit Men announced
to-day that circulars are being sent
to the 10000 members of the asso-
citation throughout the United States
in an effort to raise funds of $500, 900
the income of which is to be used for
the prosecution of commercial frauds.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
rWo KLLLED II KNIEE DuEL

TWO KILLED nv KNIFE DUEL
Pomeroy, o., april 9--In knife duel at the Howell
School house Lsart W. Va last night during school
entertainment Earl Shirley 2s. and Urson Bosvorth 49,
both married were killed Three brothers on a side were
said to have engaged in iued 6akt Two others are re-
ported dying
RECORD HOUR IN STOCK MARKET
New York April 9.Au previous prices Of the day, in
the stock market eclpsed in the final hour United
States Steel selling above 56 gain of over points and
Reading Union Pacific other leaders attaping their
highest level to the accompaniment Of violent activity
I,lOs NAMES ON CASUALTY LIST
London, April g. AS P M-Another extended list Of
casualties otalns los issued by the British war
Office to-day and emphasizes the herceness Of the battle
of N'uve Chapse in France last month The killed in this
latest list numbers $50.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09

No further word concerning Henry
Carlson. the Hummelstown man cap
tured in Mexico by forces of Carranza
has been received. 1t is definitely
known that he is confined in the fort
ress at Augua Prieta, but whether or
not he is under sentence to be shot is
not known.
In the above picture Carlson is
shown at the wheel of the automobile
OF Colonel DominqueZ, who with his
army is protecting northwestern Mex
leo from the depredations of rowing
bands of bandits. In the tonneau is
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
BAN ON TANGO IN PARIS SOON

Paris April ga decree prohibiting the dancing of the
tango and other similar dances in Paris being prepared
by the municipal authorites It doubtless will be issued
shortly and enforced with energy
FAMOUS GERMAN SCIENTIST DIES
Berlin, APsa9 via London, $50 P. M = The death is
Of Professor Friedrich Loealer the German
scins who in 1884 discovered the dphtheria bacillus
DR.. Loeffer was born in 1852
DUN DUN BULLETS FOUND AGAIN
Berlin, April 9, by wireless to sayvile-The German
army headquarters report issued under date of April g. said
I'm sudelkopf dunn dunn bullets found of the
French 334th regiment who taken prisoner"
STATE AssENGBLYMAN ENDS LIFE
Milwaukee Wis April 9.--christopher Paulus 61 a
member Of the State Assembly to-day jumped from the
tenth story Of the First National Bank building and was
instantly killed
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Mato Stibler
ThouaH John (iOOdfeOw
John II. Rider, NJ
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Drives Out Malaria. EnriShea ie Blood ard Ruslas IN
the Whole System. EorCrowm peepls and Children

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1nofjob al tvife
OampIfibe

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beretter, at ser / Sperige CT organt-
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selsifibc iii ipenif 8esI'tcr. % ON DC
gaicrcoc piloc tiaaoc. al &c benptte'
scs iii Sort paa gtlanterbapet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
&c tpifc Sociai;iter.

Berlin 25oe Aug. = &c %iociali.
itiife Weolemmer al Den tpife Hig5.
Gag % NieoIemmerre al Tartiets
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banbIingerne % iummerer Tartiets
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nent og life i~noeboloer Spiren til
en- M arig, ne bringer De euro.
petite Nationer / ct nPrmere Sor.
boIo til binanben.
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tiaaoes at erbperpe inf Serrito.
rlllnl.
"Dteit begrnitiaeoc" &luuiuler
Dor in0iprea / Observation-Disclosures mel
lem ale be frioierenbe Nutioncr.
9lQe Solbmlre ber fierneS.
Sriheo pau Sopet ma etableres
Iua piot miligt, og Strpber % &a-
naIer, lont er al ben iterite @etpo-
ming for %erbensbanoelen ber gje-
res internatinnale.
9iterrig og Sprfiet maa life
ipGffe5.
Glnneration al iremmeo Serrito-
rillm frrnfer peofommenoe Soils
Gct til SeIpitpre % ipGffer oct tpife
Soils more Stprfr og Sarmoni.
Serior mobirtter hi os a1c Tlaner
al bcnne 9lrt hos fortlpnte Grob.
ring5politifere.
Siliiolt freezer Yartiet Sprettel-
fen al en- international SomItol,
bportil allie fremtioi9e Stri0i9be-
ser nlellem Tolfele ital benplles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
Sniflnnoa jturc "Sub".

NmItcrOom 23oc NluQ. n Set
hoaunoife @lQo "Selegroi" bri,lger
CT intereaiant WeooeleIie ON Ell
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gets ilroniielc SiGlpcfilber, % al
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liNotioner piI0e lore til @allterot.
San hrpocbc bcrfor, at oct par mo
ucnoig at beNnnoe at bcrcoe %cicl
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Oaniferne hoorer Sc
BRITTLE Salone.

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Iag.: Get oanife Oampifib "9i-
Dal "afgif ioas til 51la, england
meb 2igene at be ID Manb, iom
blep or9bt UNDER De tpIfe ariesifi-
hes Mngreb paa ben brittle ltnoer-
panosbaaO "g--13", iom bar itra.
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bolm, NOR Imager.
Ssr "Siloals" Mfreiie boIbtes ser
en- Seraeauostieneite, Ser, bl. a.,
operpGreoes al &ommanberlgitnant
2apton og Be andre gienlenenoe al
Observation-Disclosures Wanoifab, al
Meolenmer al oet bonife Niniite.
rium, Meprpientanter for Den oan.
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banife Srloesmatrcier oe anbragt /
ct in1propiieret aapel. &iiterne bar
bpffeoe al Sunoreber al SIag os
al @Iomiterfrunbie / banife % %
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meo blpttebe Sopeoer, mems "8i-
bal", leoiaget al oanife SorpeOobaa.
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Geitnineen afeapes Solut % SIa-
get beiites paa bolp Stang. Ine
Stag / 3isbenbapn paiebe fra balp
Stang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
Stefansion antaees
omfommet.
Some, 4laifa, Den 230e Iug.

Momc, allaifa, ben 23Oe Slug:
Sc Toreneoe Staters Tolbh1tter
"@ear", Der isrte Yoiten til Rotnt
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
Snifernc tabt to WiQiuner Mano?

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lie authoritative SLIDER blcp Der ionQ
oiicntli9qiort en0cI NpNnper oper
Suitcrnca Woitolfob4lnrfe % bereS
Cab.
Ter oplples, at omtrin9 Sen Bite
,Nli hupDe Splferne 1,S00, 600 pou
%eitirontcn % 100000 pno Eit-
ironten, eller iolt 100000 pou
iclpc &linien. Smob HuSierne
itoo Der ogiaa 100000 Eiterri-
gerc.
Spifcrnc& Cab / orrbte, ioareoe
o. iopneoc beleb iig - ifelge Cabs
l~i'terlte op til Den 3Ote Suni - til
lolt 1,672,l44 Miono al oiaie par
BOG, 123 blct orpbt pun S%luglnur-
fen. t5.SOS par 0ooe Al iorltielige
SpgOomnc % 540,723 bar enterl
tooet tilidn0e clfer par ion ~alporlig
lourct. at sc piloe pTre ilopQtiqe til
Sicncitc Tor Mcltcn al &rl0cn.
Si0cn Sen soto @,Sltili bar Der
imiolcrtio ltonct Ell Hpffc blooige
aollpc, iGrliQ paa Nitironter, %
oct err ~ionoinuligt, at Oisie har
broat Snifcrne5 iomlebc Cob Ior
Ari0cna icritc 4ar op til 100000
Morl0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
Nv 6~riieivs>om.

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On uocrlt llclocu SpJoom. lom er
fjenNt mnoer Napnct "@ul Ho'c"
bar uiit liz blanNt @rl'erhc | Same
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Sen me Snabom 'oreNcr Normer
mes Sa6 beiuocliN @rdo. CANT
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ccrct Al "%ul NoIc". % Spinen,
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ncric bar noacn $iahcN meo sole
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irliMncr ~ og blir laort.
~ Niter at ppeuliaaenoe por lat I Spper
har Nouiul Nobe / minneapolis Sioeuoe'
ior Snsea9 ertlrret, al han lite 'iuoe mob
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