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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
Heart and Home
Problems

it.I f ..HU, ,suu 100 .u a g.I
iv'nn .ur. t,a.s ut as. ari k,,p
house 'u. BOOB father. Bs have uu mo,hrr
sht di.j tNo trrs aso Z ~ the wvfk
Nli slnU' and 3 have seven sisters suius
Older ami aon' luurgrr don't set
any rs, Nort ,nu think I ourh tu'
" have ush'd nW Be iu'sS seem to ho
luN guUl
! ~ nov mu,H DO ,ou ihlpk shouli
have v,'k NN father UNrs Wr Nrf'
much
u' 2 bn going Win Young mar
iNrn', .uu' trsrs Hf 1gr hv wants 'H
mafN w' hui h. It,sui ,s-~ enough
iH support vi', Nhri would ,ru iu
I love him dearly and don't want 90
glNt him up : su afraid won't have
WsuN Wufr thar.fr aa nw gttt'nN OLD
2 hW considered suui luok.ne %, neatly
r,rf,tnd,
tu How I'D ,u o. ART he before sh'
BE- ro uil io marry h
fn rh,fv ls fellow who tluiks ln
downtown uiucn store who d'aWF
ny attention 'vt., time No. sees me ilr
seems ~ linr me w., mu,h n, eleH1f
wants ~ tab tu Wy aud Z don't va
IN, sit,niiou a. Nim 7 don't love hlm.
aNhoush hriie,. I rruld l~sfn ~ HnN
/ an at him 20 come h. see me
th I atm rrinr IN e part, and I sni
Z in take fsl're As NJ, fellow can't srt
nNat un a.uonni ~ working nIrh,s trn =
Nnu ihink " IN fiem ta taxi this n'her
one lam backward smrnr .,fhnrsfs
80 Hos iune should couple eo tn.
rfihrf h,iuTv Tho, Ne enr'ved' NJ
. cousin ms suns NihN fellow fof thtrr
/ eafs and the, atsrt married Jet
sni 10 makes tw~Ttv hniiats week
- Ar ths suits ,ha, ate he,ns worn
. rnw Eoinr tn sis, In s,yis irf awhile
u sn. shat 0nlnfs would be- nice iui me
l Z have blue ewes Hnd hsnwn hair
\ NurHERt.Ess UAnE
. 900 1Hm sisters unEhi tr helm trn
I with tfr un.t tni t,an shnnh receive
I tn allowance U-i
800 rHr siurHw iur have shenH lr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

4 great many marry after they are
thirty nowadays
a. Hc viii ask 10 come to sce YOU
n he wants ~ very much
,si- You should not take hoy who
has ro, taken yuu somewhere
~ There Ia no fixed length of time
that couple should go together before
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

I'nd upon what your fathcr ran afford
"a phy YOU II he buy. lom clothes a
dollar w Two week would he liberal
spending none, hut II he does no, hul
NouI clothes YOU should have from three
tp ia dollars I should think ,ru would
IN" ~ hu yuut clothes from the amount
'ou g"' md he independent You mus,
remember that ,nu arc getting YOUR
hoard. too. and take that into consider.
alton when YOU ask Nouf father 10 pay
,ou foi tho wn-k you i~
~ n loved tho man I would wait
until he tnull earn enough ~ supper,
mr \ rifl ~ tNoni, one ncyd me-, wor.
r, aloU, not heinR married
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

Nunln NHu Uli, .l,' 90, mt chat
ny condition uu.t'U. Hui Wuf.ltF rIt lW
thv lHst ,'.r I r,,w in hHtu N,vu rf.H
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,,ns'N, ''w N.wI'N N u'v't ''M
'ta" NN.. n'''l4 iM', .' M, '.,.,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

The ruos wants 10 hottoW sons
thlns ftum the hbfafy shsn I l., hsf
have 1tf'
certainly " she sets interested In ,
siurv she may siav until shs FINISHES
Zee uivs htt one ~ ihuss ipnx Ensnsh
uuteis IN iruf vuiaNies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
'Ep&SS72sS 'EEep&GSneRs
R Dr. Lcrzy Baker "

INI Wur iiuWf answered Mellow Nft ~.
'.l BOO ,mprt-r The symptoms ut di..
lt.,s 1r' given uud the answer. viii .n.
uN u tW Ut., ui siWllut mtui,
Those wishing mr'h,r advice. t,y mI,
..tI,fs ur l"Vi. NHkyi. Inll,ur iUIs
r'l,E, IlNooi Ste. un1 tom ~ ruD'us.
.uE .,ll. addressed .iRmUri envelope POI
nUN nun mann, and address must NJ,
IfN,u bWi uul, ntnl. ur u,tiiIuus urWr
WIl o.. us,i 100 wN tn.v'r rh, rt'.
.f.uton. ,Ir Do. ull,t rt mn, we'll.
.,..N,d dug ,tut, \u, duEpH lHu uf.
d,l ul Wholesaler
|u,f tpII tp Cos bu, murr hui DO ,uu
,tr irll 300, .W' rrwrd, I viii tN r'
Answer pu mot b, d.h,,tiru,i o.,
#iU.U ,uu have mot been able tH uuI
HIm,ih.ug that would overcome Npuf
rheumatism iuf YOU ,tn y, relieved ID
T |Nu. Nill Ukp what I tell Nuu g,t lfum
/ lN. drul iufr lpdii, Of potassium
dHws sodium sun,,lytv. dusms. Wiu,
|n .u|,UItuW. y uft comp Nuld balm.
. WON'T 4 ug ,ninp rssyu,r Jsrdinl I ur
Nu| syrup pfsBwi.llf o uts NN and
. li, t0lHpDuniui tt m,Hliiw, and
..u h'iof, ro,ur % bed
De- H.k. .tt,,, tr,od to gu,, d,ud.
fHN u.hIUl SCALP nl'IuH hair and bald
uts with numerous toulrs. etc. but Nj
IN.u What n" tuu recommend
Answer lp,r boon i,yummvniins
Hu ,,IluW wintw fut the pp srv,r
ttHf lul .UUf's u. uN patient are DE-
.lrli'i with tho puivk pleasant R'iiuf
.H il fDmud, u stopping itching. feli.
NE mir dprdtuf etc n glN,s tho hsil
h' 'Ilih Wsl'v and ,Igur nH uDthinE ole,
hH uh'hm In lsut nrs with Wll di
f..iIuu.
M W 10 Writes Gan ,uu rltt., U,.
.iD' mriiyluy Vhi.h will tvli,,y nv,
.W "UUh di.tt,ssinE IN Nmptuns W klu
'ruN and hhtitr 1s the following ran
IW W1ll ui hoyk. sufprvss w frNirn n
NNii.. frequent rails ~ night bu
l.. Nff flow with pain burning aud fnu
riu. puIIlug uf hmhs. ctc
Nu.Ur' rhnsr seeking telirt ftnm Md
.n, Hnd bladder disorders should h.rr
.tNNnr lbluwuri tablets. Vpf, sue
'''.s.ul infW1h suld In scaled tuhys Wit
WN directions
NH s. ~ " asks y mifrt iron
l,HdJrh, and constipation p,fiudivali
1ru nn hlnod seems tep thltk Uausin
lHirunf and tired iecllpI I viii than
'on 'u pt,srflhr 'ot me
Answer Three gtsln sulpheth table,
tnut sulphur are mnst effective. IN "
huNnG constipation. thinning the bl0-l
'unU removing thr symptoms NJ isnFuni
,iu advise Nuu tn hrrin taking =
Pc difrrilnns with each sealed patk
'Ngv Advertisement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

wei ." 600 the .I.fI,
j.. Miracle tho
q .riNl liIg.tl de-
pilatorN. docs ttiF
by absorlJ Jiuu II
alone contains cor
tain ingredients
which rINo it tho
power 10 dDvltll-
izo hair. ell
grOomDi women
lwuyr urN lie
Miracle for rcmoy-
ing hair from limhl
Ru1 under utnl9.
Ruy De Miracle hv
name ard ,uu VIII
get tII. only de-
piiltuiA that has
ever hecu endorsed |
hy reputable ply
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

dermn,ologists. medical Journals .'i
prominent magazines In bUc. s mo Hri
500 bottles ~ YOUR dealers or d.r..t
postpaid. In plain wrgppcr hc Ng 20
Chemical 60. Dept Al, Park Ave. o. %
i29th 81. New York Nty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
Curtains
$1.75 Per Pair

Very best grade msrQui
settle, highly merceriyed. made
~ yards long, hem stitched
and imported edge n splcn
did value at s. 80 n pair, our
price Si.75.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
FURNISHING. COME IN AND LET'S TALK 1T OVER
Curtains
CSC Per Pair

Good quality wolfe. neatly
made with very pretty edge
2H yards In length comes In
two colors, white and ecru;
splendid value.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

q .nuuot l"nr the apologies 'o. sllicd
almonds the, sell IN the shops" I re-
tururI q hr n,ldly | did not quite
relish the pltton.Elug way In which Ohio
dismissed nv labor for the evening p
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
Cretonnes

our crctonnes are selected
with the idea ~ getting the
best color combinations for
your bedroom or dining rooW (.
we ran match my color
scheme you desire. priced
from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
COUCH HAMMOCkS
$3.50 Up

Made with steel Francs and link fabric
upholstered with rad ~ best grade duck
ing cnn he suspended from porch ceiling
or 10 frame a. shown in cut full u feet
In length yer, comfortable.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-17
grunOeisentbnms llebertrasunssn.
Giniunuti,1 16. 9luauit.

Sarrp 8 Glsneap u. alnb., Gy'rs
unb 9ruitess, on Dilliam $. Mors
gan, "a bel 164.s3 SUB. msbr ODER
ipenieer an Der SiiDisite Der 5IoraI
9lpenus in Rprpoop, (Sieuer 81.
Maris gurbit Il. 4nb. an glisas
bstb gurbit Meirsrs u. 2lnb., Quit
claim auf bic 0itliaen 40 5ub bon
Cots Ro. u, 50 uno 70 in SObn
Ribbls's RadlaB, fsrner II SUB on
berRprbisite Der 12. Strabs, 50 7/12
Sub an Der Sitieite Der Bremen
Strabe, Iernsr 18 bel SO 7/12 SUB
an Der Rorbieits bsr IL. Strabe, II
SUB DitIi6 Der Bremen Gtrabe, fer
ner "a Bel SO SUB an Der Sftfsite Der
Bremen Strabs 50 7/12 Sub nOros
lid Der 12. Strubs. fsrner 20 bel 80
SUB an Der Deitisits Der Bremen
Strabe, 81 Gub iiioli9 Der IA. Ctr,
ferner 35 BEL 70 SUP an Der Deits
f.ite Der Bremen Strabe, 54 Sub
iiiblid Der ID. Strubs, ferner 35 Bel
70 Gub an Der Weiiisite Der 8remsn
Strabe, ferHer Elm 2eaiebplb Gftate in
16 bel rs Sub an Der Meitfeite ter
Bremen Strube, ia Sub norbli4
Der Is. Strabe, fernsr 20 BEL rs SUB
an Der WeItisite Der Bremen Strabe,
130 SUB nDrbli1 Der is. Strabe,
ferner 233 bsi 172.08 SUB an Der
Weitisiie Der 9sdstudb 9tpenue. ferner
As bel 1884 SUB an Der SiibIeite
Der Ribble Roab, (Steuer $3); 81.
Marp Straub an 9uitape 8. aums
mer, 5kil BON aot go. z BON Gil
more unb 8rotberton's lInterabtbeis
lung Der Mabarb 5arm in Settion
%. Columbia sOiDnIbip, (Stsusr
81; 81.
2lliee aummsr an Marp Gtraub,
40 5ub an Der gorbieite Der Webs
iier 2lbenu. in Satlsp, (6ieuer $2).
2llbert 80. 6optpdrb an Carrie
Sones, "A Bel 70 SUB an Der Siibs
feite Der Ct. Clair apenue, 35 Sub
tpeitli9 Der @ins Strabe (stsusr
$13); 81.
2lnna e. Sartipis an Catherine
Monaban, bas Gigentbum 80. 2721
Qrbor @penu,, (Steusr &); ST..
Sobn M. gleuberssr an Robert ..
Shmitt, aots gio. 1, 2, 8, 7 unb 8
pom Der iintsrabthsiluna Der @nitns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-17

(Steuer $2); 81.
Srau Morp SOCCER on Marp 9
Sdraber, 90.55 ader 9anb in Gel
tipu s, Dbitspatera aoipnihip. (Steusl
So; S4525.
2lrthur Wehlem, 9ruiies, an Jrmc
We6lsm Sonss, bic ipeitIiden II 5uf
Der Got Ro. 40 in Wlias unb alins's
unisrabtbeililne (Steuer $2) 81
Qtmanba Curb an Dillidm CHS.
NORTH RnnbIe Sr., 80 bel 125 Sub an
Der Rorbieiie Der 9errace 2lpenus,
22o SUB oitIit Der WbitfieIb glps'
nue.. (Steuer $3.50; 81.
2fnbrstp u. Wiisl on gitisensGr'
iifitial See 60, 100 SUP an Der Sefs
ierIcn Strnbe, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-17
GjrunSeisentbu .!SspOtbeien.

Sobn aineban on Suns ct. q. q
II. 6. &c., $500.
g.airid WaalOne an GONE 3. u. 6
Co., $500.
| Catherine Wonaban an 9ien
gudspe g. II. 9. Co., $500.
Minnie 9. SsnFi on @tnton Ger
man g. II. g. a., $1,000.
u. $. Beam on OaiIsp 9aut
$4,000.
Glpabstb s6ent an Sailep Sm'
propeb y. II. 6. Co., $1650.
Wiarb Straub an Guitap $. aum'
mer. 500.
GJuitop 9rimm an Fundamental
6. u. 3. Co., $500.
g9iIiam $. Mprsan on 9unte,
2lpe. g. II. 6. u. Co., S2s0O.
Sulio Cones an Wabiion %. q
go. 2, $3.50.
gbitb 6. gutnet an Gli5ab.tf
Dunsan, $1,000.
Sarrp 6. Moonep on Rorpoob g.
u. 8. Co., $175O.
Srbn 6. alssman on bo.. $2500.
Wiinnie 2optamp an bO., $2500.
,Senrp Bernard gnsbsrien an &atc
Jleti.siner. $1,000.
ellie Te @ormo an Gitisens Ban!
unb Sogs. Co., $500.
Sofspb 8rinimsper on Wart Sarts
man, $500.
ssranees 2obsr on Bertha Maper,
$500.
peier pra.dter an 9(tlas g. II. 9.
Co.. $1,000.
Gbirlep 6. Sarpuot an George 3.
Sdoti, $700.
2puiia Wasner an Redbing Roao
g. II. .. Co.. $500.
Wlarsuerite &. Reiplanb on Gnterf
prize y. u. Co., $500.
BsrnoR Ginning on @ermania ..
u. go. 3, $500.
2cuis Sdimpf an Gbriitian 9ars
bss, 5000.
@etilSte Sppoibefen.
aena 5srbss an bic Gin'ti Woris
ingmsn's Club .. u. 6. Co., $500.
Wiinnie .. Senft an Winton Ger
man g. II. 8. o., $500.
GliSabet5 Wetts an Satlep parf
Co., $2789.26.
Gsorss WlporpeTeI an Geit Ctr.
Ho. 2 g. II. ". Co.. $1,000.
9lHna aifbman an Soutbern Sbio
Sbss, 9ant Co., $4,000.
9nhu sJiibmdn en- Soutbern Sbio
Sbss. 9ant Co.. $1,000.
5reOerid 5eiisn On GONE .. u. 9.
Co., $500.
Jrant Greulid an SBbs part ..
II. 6. Co., $3.50.
Gsorss Sperber on yinblap g. u.
3. So. SO. 3, $500.
8. s. Ban Der Wlnri an Carthage
g. Ii. 8. o., $4,000.
DO. an bo., $500.
9aidasl 8. mbirIep an 9ieuben 9.
&oh, $500.
Wiaiam gIart an Syrancis O.
Wen5 ST., $271.
Sarrp Z. 6. aatamp an 1OrpOoO
.. u. 6. Co., $2700.
5arrp 6. Woonep an bo., $500.
Sobn 6. slseman an Brighton
German gant Co., $1,000.
1ilIp Wopb an Weit IoripoDb ..
u. 6. Co., $4,000.
SHepb Hiebtnbusn an Baltimore
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-17

rgeraasen Sie nidt. @or allem =
trauen sic auf mid. SD fam 81
periteben. Waeine gemerfuns pprbil
beSDs iid teinespeas auf bic 5ra9'
nad giedt inb llnredt. SD mDht'
MIR Die Gage tlar ieben, I'm Sbncr
beIfen su tDnnen Gluuben sic, bal
iid1 Sbr @atts aus 5ur6t Dpr oieiei
@ebeimgeIellfdaft bas 2eben senom'
men, aus etner Mrt fsbr peritdnolider
@erfpIsunssipabnesg
.Sa "a. llnb ans @srstpeiflunQ
an Der MDsIidteit, jc bic 0iumanten,
fir bic er 10 piel geppfert, peripertsu
gu fDnnsn."
r9lber iuo bat er iie Oenn peritedt2"
mUas lpeib i6 nid,t." Die 5rail
fdrie es aelIenO heraus. oNaheeu
i6 bies alIes fir ibn getun unb setrds
gen, gebt er feige aus Oem 2e6en obne
etu einSises 0prt Der Grtldruns."
.Gr bat es Sbnen nie perrateng"
fraate Gbartptt eritaunt.
,Hiemals. gr meinte, gDeiber
toHnten ben Munb niat baIten, pbs
pobI ia ibm ood potrIih bas 9esen.
tell beipieIen. llnb cr entiduIbiste
ii9 6amit, bab er mia nidt AUDI ber
0efabr bon ieiten ter nS4par5en
Sonb" ausfeben ipoue
5ier - ieben sic oieien StDb bon
papiern auf benz 5iit. 9as iin6
feline grisfI6uften aug 'ieinsm
S6reibpuIt. Sd bab lie ale burGs
fu9t. in Der 9offnung. oieIleidt eine
2fnbeutuns Sarin gu ftnbeu. 9tbsr
nt6ts - nihts. Sc iirb alles nur
sdnolid untpi&tise gyiefe uno Ros
ti5en."
unb nit elmer feseuoen 9eipegung
ihob iie ben gan5er ,5uten BON Der
platts auf ben 5ubbposn.
mILlerbings - ba IL ihlper raten."
IS tIopfte uHb f9iid nm trat Marb
Elm.
Die Muitsr rlln5eIte oie Stirn iibsr
bic llnterbr9uns unb iu9r Das Mdbs
den bart an:
rWas tpiaf bu oerr bier2 S9
pi.nide iebt nidt seit6rt gu iein.4
9erdngitigt panbts fa bic 4leine
sur Sur 3uriid. Spt ba trat Der
Sottor fir iie elm:
raafen sic iie bod frau Wbisb.
gle beIditist uns ia jegt niat. Sd
mub 10 pie 10 in meine Bohnuns sIs
rid, nm mir in Rube bic gan5e 0es
fdi4te gu iiberlesen, ete ib Shnen
meiue SiIfe anbietsn tann. llno
Marp" -
Gr brad abrupt ieircr SAB ab uuS
itarrie bas Wdb9en on. lpie jemanS,
Der eins Geiitereri9eirlng gu iebsn
meint.
Wlarb iab ibren Glttu nidt teions
BERG Gbuli6. Sic bo,t, tieffhDarse
6dare ub 9lusen, Elm ieines, blaiiss
9eii6tten uno cine 3arie. fait magere
Jisur, fir ibr 9lItsr to5aiffgsi6ofen.
Sbr WeIsn mar suriidbalteno unS
Idsu. 9o6 bas mo3te on ben un'
,IiidIiten Gamilienosrbdltnife lie
zen, an Der satiad,e oab iie ME nit !
ainbsrn Suiammeneetommen |
por cher eeipielt bate. 9aber an5 !
Der gang uniusenbIite grnit, Der Iie |
imsab, Der iie pisl dlter sriasinen !
isb, Der ettpas aisityaurises al ii9 |
)uits.
('Fortiebuno Iolat.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-17

&aIter 8ein pun I dl-0ian
iiberaiebt orcipierteI 8irinb 3uder
nit 1 9sint fchcnbem @eiier, ldBt es
iolanee ftebell, biz iiH Der 3i,fcr oiif'
oel6it bat, gift bnrtn einc S5laite
gtein, etrras @rraf nebit tenn Saft
Don 5rpei 3itronet bo5it,- ritbrt alles
gut biir9einrtlber imo ierptrt bas
GctrGst taIt In GIGierth
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-17

gpe. g. II. 3. Co., $500.
Samts 8. Carroll al eouege Dill
g. ii. 9. Co., $2500.
ellie De Garmo on williamsburg
3. Ii. 6. Co., $1700.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
New Express Trains on
Lehigh Make First Runs

Two new trains made their initial
runs on the Lehigh Valley yester-
day. One of them. to be known as
No. 80, will be operated daily between
Pittston and Wilkes-Bar and New
York and Philadelphia, leaving Pitts
ton at SOC P. NJ, Wilkes-Barre at 5.25
P. M, and reaching New York at 9.55
P. NJ. and Philadelphia at $50 p. NJ.
This train will be made up of parlor
cars, library cafe car and coaches.
The other new train will run between
Easton and Pittsburgh, being operat-
ed Jointly by the Lehigh Valley and
Pennsylvania Railroads by way of
Mauch Chunk, HaZleton, Mount Car
mel, Williamsport and Tyrone. West
bound the Lehigh- h-Pennsylvania eX-
press, as the train will be known, will
Ieave Easton daily at SIS A. NJ, and
arrive at Pittsburgh at $50 P. NJ. In
the reverse direction the train will be
known as the Pennsylvania -Lehigh
express, and will leave Pittsburgh at
A. NJ, arriving at Easton at S.55 P.
NJ. Both trains will consist of coach
es, dining car and parlor cars
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
NO FINANCES TO
IMPROVE SLOPES? ?
Lack of Funds May Prevent
Continuance of Plan to Treat
River Embankment
Rotary Club.

Failure OF the city commissioners to
get together on a satisfactory plan
to raise sufficient funds to finance the
proposed permanent improvement
along the river slopes between Hard
scrabble and Maclay street. may pre-
vent the continuance of that work
this year
The plans have been prepared and
are ready for the Water supply Com
missions approval. And what is lack
ing is the money. Park Commissioner
E. 2. Gross had hoped TO get about
s2.100 OF the surplus from the city
audit fund. Neither Commissioners
W H. Lynch nor W. L. Gorgas who
inspected the river front the other day
with MIR. Gross. seemed entirely favor
able to this plan. Mr.. Lynch said to-
dav that he doesn't see where the
money is TO come from but that he
can't discuss the matter definitely as
yet until he has taken up the question
with Commissioner Bowman. The lat
ter has been i'll for few days.
The commissioners last Friday were
teken on a tour over the new park
way road north OF Derry street, but II
is likely that the members of the city
planning commission and the ad =
visory park board will be taken over
the road on an inspection trip within
e few days. The roadway. IL is eX-
pected will not be formally opened
for traffic until after the inspection,
probably not before July L
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26

the draws and John Wanamaker was
formally nominated as Prohibition can
didate for the House in the Twenty
fourth Philadelphia district over Fred
Boyer. who is Republican and Demo-
cratic candidate.
W. L. Adams lost out as a Prohibi-
tion candidate, but is Roosevelt Pro-
gressive nominee in the First Luzerne.
The results OF the drawings were:
The following were winners in draw
ings:
Congress-6th, ]. ]. CoyIe, Bull
Moose: 26th, II. ]. Steele. Soc. 29th,
]. r. X. Scott, Roosevelt Progress
sive; 3Oth, w. II. Coleman, Keystone; I;
31st, ]. NJ NORM, Roosevelt Progress
sive; 32nd, Guy E. Campbell, Key.
State Senate-33rd, H. S. Mont
fort, Prohibition.
House-Adams, Calvin Rudisill,
Washington: 1st Allegheny. G. A.
Wrigley. Wash. End, H. FISHER, ]. l..
Baleman, Pro-; ]. p. Cronin, Wash. A;
3rd, C. ]. H. Winker, Soc; William
Repp. Pro-; 4th, ]. Rath Park, r. P;
5th, Lloyd Pritchard. Wash; sth, A.
II. Mercer, Wash; 18th, j.. II. w.
Simpson. r. P. Berks; 1st. Harry
Matthew, Wash; End, Irwin Kern.
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POLICE FORCE AT
NIPPLE FUNERAL
Hundreds Attend Services in
Market Square Presby-
terian Church

Funeral services for Patrolman
Lewis c. Nipple, who was murdered
early Friday morning when he at
tempted to arrest two negroes, were
held this afternoon at o'clock at
the Market Square Presbyterian
church, the Rev. DR.. George Edward
Hawes officiating. The entire police
force, both day and night details: dele
gations from the Loyal Order of
Moose and Warrior Eagle Tribe. In
proved Order of Red Men and Span
ish War Veterans attended the serv-
ices together with many friends of the
officer
Pallbearers were Officers Herman
Kautz and Edward L. Lyme, of the
police force: George W. Shillenn and
John D. Cameron, Loyal Order of
Moore; Captain F. Laubenstein and
Harry carp, Spanish War Veterans;
Edward Cusack and George Tippery,
Red Men.
ticns of regret on the death of officer
Nipple, and to-day the night detail
escorted the body from the home to
the church. Numerous floral tributes
were given. among them a huge
wreath from the Harrisburg Police
Department. The funeral procession
headed by the officers and the Com
monwealth band passed out Market
street, to Fourth. over the Mulberry
street viaduct north to Eighteenth
and Walnut streets, then to the East
Harrisburg cemetery. The police as
sem bled at 1880 o'clock under Chief
OF Police J. T. Zeil.
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Central Penna. Notes

Hallam. - To-day was a great day
for this community, when a homecom-
ing celebration was held in St. James
Lutheran Church with four sessions.
The Rev. DAVID Martin, pastor, had
charge.
Hummelstown.-Will 3. Shope,
for a number OF years manager of the
Brownstone Company Store here, and
for the past year connected with a
store at New Cumberland, has built
an addition to his house and will use
the large front room as storeroom.
He will open his new store on Sat
urday.
HummeIstown. - Lieutenant Edgar
c. Hummel squadron quartermaster
and comm1ssary OF the Second Squad
ron, First Cavalry, who has been a
member OF the National Guard OF
Pennsylvania for the past twenty-eight
years. went to Mount Gretna yester-
day.
New Germantown.-Scho direct
ors of Toboyne township have decided
TO erect a school house this summer
in what is known as the back hol-
low" TO take the place OF the house
abandoned at Monterey. The contract
has not Yet been let
Waynesboro.-Miss Edna G. Vent.
York. has been elected assistant
teacher in the commercial depa artment
of the Waynesboro high school.
Dauphin.-The Sunday school class
Of the Presbyterian Church taught by
Miss Bertha Sellers enjoyed a picnic TO
Spooky Hollow Saturday.
Dauphin.-Children day exercises
we're held last evening IN the Lutheran
church