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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-06
FINANCIAL NOTE

The calendars that are pouring in all pretty but
far not have received indicates more than 6ftvw
pay-days during 1915.-Houston Post
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CAUTIOUS

Waiter! Vienna steak, please!'
Ush, sir, calls 'em Pctrograd pattes now sirs"-
Bystander
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-06

Mayor MITCHELL of New York. says the men of the police
force conented Some of the New York crooks eep
also to be contented
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-06

Can't the Front street fill problem be solved by utilizing
the discarded Christmas trees now decorating the vacant
lots!
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Sunday says he has the devil the run in Philadelphia
Billy always was an optimt but perhaps he doesn't
know how strongly His Satanic Majesty is entrenched
there.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-06

Perhaps DR.. Brumbaugh could restore peace in Europe
He had no difficulty doing it among the FIVE candidates
for Speaker.
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There's many good bit o. work
done with a sad heart.-George Eliot.
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J A N u A r Y
WEATHER FORECASTS

Harrisburg and vicinity: Rain this
afternoon, tonight and probably
Thursday. Warmer tonight with low
est temperature about 40 degrees.
Eastern Pennsylvania: Rain tonight
and Thursday. Warmer tonight. Mod
crate TO fresh south winds.
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YESTERDAYS TEMPERATURE IN HARRISBURG
Highest, SO; lowest, IS; a. M, 19; p. m. 81
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SUM init Branch Coll
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
hILADY IS EQUINE
IN SUMNER STYLES
Pony Jackets and Horse
hair Hats Are Among
the Novelties
RIBBONS A'PLENTY
ALSO POPULAR
ny MARGARET MASON.

(Written for the United PreB6.)
The maid today Is rncey quite,
A "winner" all the while,
She wears a pony" Jacket nght,
With ribbons" she 10 oil bodight,
Her "horeehair" hats a pretty sight,.
Cutie equine IL her STYLE
NEW YORK, July e.-Now that the
ban on racing has been lifted IN New
York fashions have developed quite
raoey tendency as 'twere, Follow
ing the ponies Is almost synonymous
with following the fashions and al
the track you find you are on the
track OF as many winners az there are
feminine entrys In the grnndstnnd and
tho best kinn Of book 10 make Is a
fashion book,
Many dainty nlly one gllmpses
these days Is appropriately garbcd In
nlet lace although other thorough
breds obviously not IN the maiden
class also go In for costumes adorned
With this charming square meshed
lace, with nOppy hats of horsehair
braid vie with tho large hats OF leg
horn and the transparent effects OF
/
They are effectively but simply trim
med In a single large rose or huge
bow OF ribbon.
And as for the ribbons there Is
even more Of run on them than
ever and they appear In all sorts Of
places and manners or garnishment.
As rufiiing or plain edging on the
edges Of the many TERED chiffon fioun-
ced skirts the inch and two inch
wide satin ribbon IS used extensively.
Shirring OF The half inch width Is
lavlshiy appliqued over silk, net. chif-
fon or organdie surfaces Skeleton
uppers formed OF six strands Of rib
bon attached TO a waist band support
the frothy and frllly wired founces
that, worn under the full skirted
sheer dancing and garden frocks. give
tho delectable crinolne effect.
A novel new sleeve for the evening
gowns of summer is made OF inch
wide ribbon set in the arm size and
caught In again IN a ribbon band hall
way between the shoulder and the
elbow. The resultant little cap sleeve
Of the ribbon lengths allow tantaliz-
ing visions Of snowy arm between.
The straight trig lines Of the smart
little pony Jackets are the favorites
for the moment Of the strictly tail
ored maid, worn with narrow straight
skirts adorned with practical pockets.
These suits are very smart developed
, in checked suiting in black and white
I blue and yellow, brown and white, or
brown and yellow. I saw a stunning
, one in bronze green and white check
with lapels and patch pockets of white
S Ibroadcloth A pink carnation worr
y In the huttonhole added just the righ
= ldash of vivid color
Speaking Of horsey fashions III,
S showing of mules for wear within tn
), environs of the boudoir, bedroom o
bath is mighty tempting. There car
simply be no kick about these mules
for they are beautiful enough to MAKE
even Venus discard her sandals fol
[ pair. They come in all shades o
! satin. either quilted or plain, and arr
Q finished with a silk cord of the sam,
e tone around the top. A dainty saith
8 rose bud. chiffon pompon glisteninl
with crystal dew drops or a tin.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
STATE SCHOOL NEWS

Consolidation sentiment is growing
in Delaware. The vote in Camden and
Wyoming recently was 165 for and 4
against. In the rural districts sur
rounding Camden Wyoming there is
much talk and considerable desire to
be Joined with the Camden Wyoming
district
A recent issue Of the Milford Chron-
icle contained reports OF discussions
OF consolidation or announced such
discussion in special public meet
ings
Requests for literature on the sub
ject are coming TO the county super
intendents and 10 the commissioner
OF education more numerously thar
they can be granted.
The subject was discussed in half
dozen or more High School com
menocment themes.
Two objections appear in every
consideration or discussion: l.
"It may increase taxes: 2. Hauling
tho children is demoralizlng."
The State Board of Education may
decide TO prepare and distribute q
special bulletin on the recent Consoi-
datlon Law and on consolidation az
means Of improvement of school
and community.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
'EENTYSAYS sussex
CO.NEEDS NEWPRISON
Condemns Present Structure
as Antiquated, UnSanitary
and 0vercrOWded

GEORGETOWN. Del. July 9.-The
Sussex county jail. located here, is
overcrowded, insanitary and an eye
sore to the community, according to
Warden Robert McKenty. of the East
ern Penitentiary. Philadelphia. who
Inspected the institution yesterday.
He went before the court and
large gathering of taxpayers and
without mincing words condemned
the structure and the system OF pun
ishment. He advised the county TO
demolish the jail and sell the site.
He believes that a new institution
with modern appointments should be
erected on The county farm, about a
mile from here.
He asserts that providing work for
the prisoners about the farm with
confinement IN a clean and sanitary
institution will do more reformation
work among the prisoners that can be
accomplished In any other manner.
The farm work will lessen the ex-
pense Of caring for the prisoners, he
says.
McKenty says that his inspection OF
The present jail clearly shows It's in
adequacy. The lack OF baths came in
for severe criticism.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09

buckle Of brllliants adorns the in
step.
Some OF the more ornate are de-
veloped In exquisite metallized bro
cadcs in oriental and Chinese designs.
These are lifting components of the
loose Oriental robes of the metallized
brocades and Oriental embroideries
that hang straight from the shoulder
IN one piece kimona effect. A new
boudoir cap especially adaptable to
the far eastern atmosphere, engender-
ed by a negligee and mules just de-
scribed, Is a square OF bright hued
brocade tied around the head in the
manner Of a Spanish dancer. The
kerchief or head scarf is edged with
golden sequins or bangles that fringe
the face in a truly houri like manner.
II adds inst The right finish to get
up startlingly reminiscent of the
Arabian Nights that is guaranteed to
cause an American daze when the
tired business man crawls home at
eventide and finds his wife all done
up in one.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
Meals In The Open
BY MARY JANE MCCLURE.

ROAST PEEF WITH YORK
SHIRE PUDDING Place contents
of can Of roast beef In a small
baking pan. Put In the oven long
enough 10 melt the jellied stock
with which the meat Is surround
ed then. after basting thoroughly.
drain of The stock and pour about
the meat The Yorkshire pudding.
made as follows;
Add one cup Of milk gradually
10 one cuD Of -four, beating con-
tinually that Il may be smooth.
Add two eggs beaten very light
and a pinch OF salt. Mix we'll, and
pour 70 the depth OF one-half inch
around The roast beef Bake
twenty minutes IN n hot oven, hast
ing occasionally with the stock or
dripping. Cut the pudding IN
squares or cubes and serve about
The meat.
VEAL LOAF Remove veal loaf
from can and slice. Chop two
plmentoes and aprlnkie on the
slices OF veal loaf. Pour over
French dreHnlng. garnlsh with let
tuce and serve.
ROAST MUTTON Remove roast
mutton from the can and place on
a small baking pan In the oven for
ten minutes, Remove. score the
top with q sharp knife and rub
into tho cuts. force meat made OF
any deyiled meat. Rub tho top
with butter, brown quickly ln' the
oven. Serve with fried apples,
CHICKEN AND TOMATO
SALAD-Mlx the contents OF can
OF chicken with chopped celery
and mayonnalse dressing. Hollow
out fine, Arm tomatoes and stuff
with this nlling Garnish with let
tuce and celery tips and serve with
mayonnalae.
VEAL AND PEPPERS Select
weil-shaped green peppers. Re-
move seeds. wash out and dry. FIJI
the peppers with veal loaf, crisp
lettuce. celery and apples chopped
H fine and mixed with mayonnaise
dressing Slice and serve ring
Of stuffed pepper covered with
dressing on a bed OF lettuce. to
each.
CHICKEN AND EGG SALAD
Remove contents from can OF
boned chicken and mix with half
cup OF celery and mayonnaise. Cut
hard-boiled eggs into slices or
quarters. Partly cover single
leaves Of lettuce with mayonnaise
and lay the egg slices one IN each
leaf. Arrange the dressed lettuce
IN a circle on a round, fat dish.
with the stem ends OF the leaves
meeting IN the center, where there
should be garnlsh Of egg and
mayonnaise. Put the chicken be-
tween the lettuce leaves and serve.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09

II is the wise mother who will
occasionally drop everything TO
take advantage of glorious weather
and give the family day in the
woods or park Such excursions
remain precious jewels in the
memories Of children. You re
member What a splendid romp you
had under the trees near a wonder
ful brook that day long ago when
some kind soul "let go' Of her
routine and took you for an outing
A few years ago even the least
pretcntious excursion caused a
great amount Of extra work and
reimbursement. 10 was often a ply
sical impossihility for tho busy
housewife TO manage even q half
days pleasure trip with tho chill
dren. In these days OF progress
and pure food laws, high salaried
chefs are employed 10 prepare
meats. etc. OF all kinds ready 20
serve A nionic basket. the delight
of old and young. can now be
quickly packed.
The housewife OF today has
much 10 thank modern business
for. especially in summer. She
can spend much OF her valuable
time out OF doors or IN her cool
summer living room with the chill
dren. A porch or yard summer
room Is ideal. Children and moth
er are both benefited by the fresh
air and companionship. Meals
served on your porch or IN your
garden lend variety and GOODNESS
10 a hot. trying day.
With the knowledge that prod
ucts prepared by experts IN scien-
tihcally equipped kitchens arc
ready on the pantry shelf. the
housewife can comfortably spend
a great amount Of time about her
other duties. The maximum OF
advantage Is gained at the mini
mum expenditure of time. Tempt
ing lunches can he put up" IN
twinkling No hours Of toll In q
hot kitchen are associated with the
preparation OF meals. Nutritious.
satisfying and even elaborate re-
pasts can be prepared from some
Of the canned goods now 80 highly
recommended by Domestic Science
experts.
Always demand goods that bear
the inscription: ~. s. Inspected
and Passed"
MEAT DISHES.
SAVORY CANAPES-Cut slices
OF bread one-fourth inch thick
from a round Of loaf. Dip in but
ter and brown in the oven. Mix a
can Of any potted or deviled meat
with diced sweet pepper. Spread
on toast. garnish with watercress
and serve.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
COMMISSION READY FOR WORK.

In Mayor Prices Office yesterday
afternoon the commission appointed
by Judge Rice to condemn properties
on Orange street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, organized. The
commission is composed of Frederick
Pyle Andrew l.. Johnson Julian b.
Robinson, Alfred d. Warner. Jr., and
William A. Speakman. The members
OF the commission were sworn in by
Thomas J. Bowen. Jr., and organized
by the election of Frederick Pyle as
chairman and Alfred d. Warner Jr.,
as secretary.
Another meeting Of the commits
sion will be held this afternoon.
The Street and Sewer Department
desires TO widen Orange street and
the hail of the c. 4. o. o. f.. the
building of Gomery- Schwartz Com
pany and a row OF frame buildings
are to be condemned.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
FLOAT. HIT BY Gale,
sinks IN Delaware

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
PENNSGROVE, July 9.-The tug
Greensborough, of Philadelphia,
bound from Camden TO this place, was
sunk in a forty mile gale that struck
the Delaware river valley late yester-
day afterpoon Captain Samuel Nc
Ginnis was towing the float with his
tug. which ne Gu. loose to save her
from being carried under. The float
sank near Chester.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
UNDERMUSLIN
OPPORTUNITIES
81 Underskirts at Sl.25.

81 Underskirts at S1.25.
nainsook, hounoes and
ruffles. Extra value.
$1.50 Underskirts at 97c,
nainsook, lace trimmed, fit
ted tops. full length.
79c Underskirts at 59c,
muslin. tucked, lace edged;
we'll fitting and fine quail
ity.
59c Corset Covers, at 4ic.
worth a trip down town
solely 10 get a number OF
these.
29c Corset Covers at 23c.
muslin, ribbon trimmed
with beading. Quality very
desirable.
Sl.50 Combinations at 97c
envelope styles in fine
nainSook.
81 Combinations at
Sl.25, nainsook or long
cloth, emb. or lace trim
med.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
RUN DOWN BY TEAM

Emory Moss was struck by a team
at Fourth and Church streets last
night and received slight injuries. He
was given attention at the Delaware
Hospital.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
TANKS FOR DUPONT PLANTS.

The George W. Woolford Tank
Company, on Darby creek, is working
on an order for 500 tanks. which are
being shipped to the DUPONT powder
plants at Pennsgrove, n. j., and City
Point, Va.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
A host of stylish $40 dresses
WOmen'S and misses $3.50 dress,
Beautiful SIS wolfe dresses

These arc in figured dimity and in linen and
ing styles too numerous to detail. Unusual Walt
anniversary special.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09

ms atnei didnt seem mind
pe picked them
several times when
they got the boat Of
me fudder while he of
s er ddn think he
or lose the When they
handle the nasty quite used
70 II W uns time Then he dropped
% mere minute OF so when Ned felt and
MS father said: Pull it a fish"
NED hauled his line of
you can imagine and there a
Now what snail do? shouted Ned much excited Take
fingers" W ~ - '0N'
so Ned had TO the wrigglng
squeang and oh dears he managed
a
do these things that kept him
he eased to fishing again.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09

Get Co know and read and use the
Want Ads and you win soon see they
will save you many dollar and get yon
what you want at the same time.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09

Women's and Misses Middies
made of extra heavy tub silk in white,
blue and flesh, cut very CD AN
full; allover So, special atsDAsVV
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
Separate skirt specials

An adequate description of these skirts up our
tire Materials gohne dagona gabsrdn popn rep
gaaea Irish linen serges lnene honeycomb
Styles the very latest
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
Braunstein & Co.
612 Market Street
Style With
Economy

WIN ne end
department
ar morabe
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
SLEEpY'TITlFf lFfrTh
Ned's Fishing Trip
BY VIRGINIA VIE.

Once upon a time Ned's father.
one morning asked him if he would
ike to go fishing. OF course Ned
was delighted for he had teased
his father for a long time to let
him go with him to fish. So after
breakfast father. with his spade
and Ned with his toy shovel went
out INTO the garden back of the
mouse to dig worms for bait.
Ned did not know whether he
iiked to pick up the worms or not
lney were so slippery and crawly.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-02

/ day A few months hence il Is sur
passed by that OF another country and
Is practically useless We give out
TO soldiers death-dealing rife. To-
morrow another nations soldiers have
a weapon that surpasses ours. ~
"The people of the United States
have been competied to throw q bill
lion dollars into the junk pile. and
these men would have another billi-
on go the same way. II one-tenth of
what has been spent on preparation
for war had been spent ON the proven
ton Of war the world would always
have been at peace. Let me say that
Edison never has. and III my opin-
ion, never will use his great brain
to make anything which would de-
stroy human life or human property.
He could destroy nothing His mind
is q constructive mechanism that abb
hors destruction He Is man of
peace. !. r.. =. 4
& Il believe that the time Is at hand
when the man who works viii forever
put an end to the system that can tear
him away from his home and family
to send him forth to death against
his will; death inflicted by another
human worker who bears him no I'LL
viii and to whom he is q brother;
death that can bring nothing but sor-
row to those he leaves behind; death
hurled out by the pressure Of a finger
moving at the order of one whom the
worker has placed above him as d
leader and who thus betrays him to
murder and the danger Of death.
Il BelieEe that this same worker is
going to end the conditions that allow
the man he places above him to give
that n1nrderous or1eF; to cause him
to seek the life Of q brother worker in
apcthers land and send that brother
searching IN turn for his blood.
OBSERVER
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-02
18th WILL GIVE
Big SMOKER FOR
MANILA TROOPS

Provided the transport Thomas
stays here long enough for the affair
to be held, the National Guard armory'
will be filled, next Tuesday night by
moro calored soldiers than have ever
before, seen assembled Ia Honolulu.
The occaslon viii be a smoker Civ
en- By the mon Of the 2sth Infantry,
coiored, in honor of the oath Infantry,
which is on, board the transport re-
turning to the coast after service in
the Philippines.
Present plans are for the full mem
bership of the 25th, 1900 MEN, t. be
present in the armor:c and entertain
the nine companies Of the oath. 900
men, who are on the boat Smokes"
will be plentiful. The band will play,
there will be a program of stunts, and
the oath. will receive a reception
which it viii rcmeEher long and gsli-
orably. :s.Szz#s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-02
SPORTS
AIIERI B MEN
WILL MEET 18th
GR|DIRDN Team

Especial Star Bul letin Corresp0 ndence)
SCHOFTEID BARRACKS, Oct. H.
The football team of Battery b issrap-
idly rounding into shape The cary
part Of the week was spent putting
the gridirens nj shape, practise ii earn,
Hest beginning hHrsday afternoon.
While the, %ean has lost few oi
the stars OF the 1914 season, some OF
the newcomers are developing into
rare form and should put up an aggres-
asiVe game. Gable is showing nm we'll
at quarter, replacing Miller, the former
star ground gamer who has been dis
charged ,Ashrnore, the reliable left
end OF y0re, still disputes the right of
any man TO displaco him. Faulkner
and Crane have an argument Of their
own on the right end Of the line. The
former has developed into a. player
both quick and accurate in his moves.
and using q good head Al great deal
is expected Of him, Crane is vet
:eran Of the Fort Siocum team of last
year and Is q valuable addition
New Men FOR Backs. s
with the exception of Carlson at
sfullback, the hack line is complete
change. AZ right hall, Merton and
Rice are competing for h0Rors while
Richards and DaHiles are an oven
break on the LETT side. +
The season will be opened Sunday.
when the team win play f COMPANY
of the 25th Infantry on the latter's.
grounds Owing to delay IN arrival
OF the equipment Of B battery from
the states, the game may be played
without the proper shoes, bHt at any
rate an aggressive and Interesting con-.
test is promised z 81 ~
The lineup viii be as follows: !.
AshDlore, right end; Danfles, right
tackle; Cleyerley, right guard; Keen,
er, center: Furin, left guard; Cum.
berIain, left tackle: Faulkner. left end;
Gable, quarterback; Richards, left
halfback; Norton, right halfbacls::
Carlson. fullbaek. Substitutes Rice
right tackle: I.etson, right guard
Niemczyk. left guard; Wartell, lief.
tackle; Crane, left end; Eaniles left
halfback :: Rice, right halfbaek.
T Company Of the 25th. lei BY
their star quarterback, 5CaboureL has
a fast and aggressive team, and dr.
feated the LIST Battalion, of tho 18th
Infantry last Sunday 6. to 0. II.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-02

DNE way to reduce the cost of living IS to
~ watch the spoonflls- to learn the many
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-07
NINE

scene however. the umpire had been
spirited away through restaurant
when they arrived and the crowd was
dispensing.
Sowell. who sent in the call for help.
had endeavored to get to the umpire.
hut the crowd had prevented him He
was unable to force his way through.
and is said to have been opposed by.
several of the men endeavoring TO get
To the umpire. Yesterday the officers
swore cut several warrants for men
said TO have been in the crowd and
succeeded in serving two Of them
John Berry was arrested by Police
men Sowell and Clarke on n charge Of
assaulting Sowell and interfering with
him in the discharge OF his duty
George NJ. Gof was arrested on y
charge of being disorderly in William,
Byrd Park. Both men will be given
a hearing in the Police Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-07
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday by
{ follows
Virginia Electric Welding Company,
mum $1,000; par value. Sl00: manufac-
turing business j. a. Ridgwell. prcsi-
Gent r. Tonnemachcr, vice president:
william Benscler. secretary and treas
urer, all OF Norfolk. Va.
City Point. Maximum. $4,000: mini
mum, $1,000; par value, $50: hardware
business. Richard II. Moore, president.
norfolk: r. Wesley Benstcn, vice prcsi-
dent, CITY Point; j. 1" simmons. score
ton: Maximum. s2Oo,Oo6. minimum,
100000; par value. $1O0; manufacture
ing organs, pianos. etc. ". w. Put
nam; president: Herbert +. Fox. vice
president: Thomas l.. Good secretary.
all of Staunton. Va
Fairfield Electric Light and Power
Company, Highland Springs. Maximum,
$1,000: minimum, $500; par value. $50:
tary. both of Highland Springs
Masonic Temple Corporation of New
port News. Newport News. Maximum.
100000: minimum, $4,000; par value.
rooms or apartments. W. r. Rogers,
lof Newport News.
Maximum, $4,000: minimum. 500 900:
Robert 1S Fe pres 1s.a1 h F. Hssh
Bllisoly. secretary. both OF Portsmouth,.
The Bristol Jitncy. Inc. Bristol.
Maximum, $4,000: minimum. 81, 900 par
value, 81; to- operate. cars for hire.
HoliinE H. Handy. secretary, both OF