Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-28

letter for employment or employees.
shouId oe made at the new address
beginning to-day. Constantly growing
demands by employers seeking work
ers and unemployed persons IN search
or employment, made necessary the
enlargement of the local Office of the
Bureau and several weeks ago Com
missioner John Price Jackson made
arrangements with Samuel B. Rambo.
superintendent of Public Grounds and
Bulldings, for the remodeling OF the
State-owned structure to accommo-
date the Harrisburg Office. a feature
or the new quarters will be separate
application rooms for men and women
seeking work. Women applying for
positions will tell their wants to fe-
male clerks in an application room
apart from the application room for
men. Jacob Lightner, Director of the
Employment Bureau, last week in
spected the Employment Bureau
oitices maintained comparatively by
the State of Ohio and the city of
Cleveland in Cleveland.
Ferguson Withdraws. - w. P. F.
Ferguson, Prohibition candidate for
United States Senator, withdrew to-
port, was substituted for the Office
Daniel w. Kelt, Prohibitionist, of
Shamokin, withdrew as a candidate
for the House.
Maryland Bars Children. - Mary
land has barred the entry of Penn
sylvania children under sixteen years,
in connection with the infantile
tions against New York and New
Jersey children are in force.
Nearly 40 Cars. - Between 80 and
40 cars Will take part in the first agri-
cultural automobile run next month,
according TO Secretary Patton.
Local Charter Granted. - Charter
was granted to-day to the Orrtanna
Garment Company of Harrisburg, cap
ital S 5000, for the purpose of MAX
ing shirts, shirtwaists, etc. Theodore
kharas, Leroy F. Moore, of Harris
burg, and II. E. Jones of Steelton, are
the incorporators and equal share
holders.
Two Opinions Rendered. = Decid-
ing that the school board of Pottsville
is within its legal rights in entering
into an agreement with the Pottsville
Free Library Association for an an
nual appropriation toward the main
tenance of library in that city, Will
liam Fl. Keller, deputy attorney gen.
eral says: The appropriation of
moneys by a school district for the
support of such a library, particularly
where it is built and owned by the
school district and is in the control of
the school district through a majority
OF the trustees, cannot be held to be a
diversion of public funds simply be-
cause minority of the board of
trustees represents a corporation not
for profit, which generously contri-
butes moneys for the aid and main
tenances of the library carried on in
the building owned by the school dis
trlct. In another opinion Dr. Keller
holds that in case of a second failure
to pass any final examination an ap-
pEcant for permission to practice
medicine may make another applica-
tion only after taking a year of post
graduate study approved by the State
Bureau of Medical Licensure, but that
such requirement does not refer to the
preliminary educational requirements
for entry upon the study of medicine
and does apply only to the conditions
obtaining at the time with reference
to medical education, instruction and
examination. The question was raised
by the bureau.