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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-09-22
Business Advertisements


NOTIE If you want TO buy or sell
anything place an advertisement in this
column Rate five cents line. cunt
six words to the line. There are lots of
things going to waste that some one
would gladly buy. ADV and get rid of it
WANTED-Capable man to work
thirty-acre farm on shares. Fruit and
poultry. J. q. Whitfield
At New Windsor, Maryland
FOR RENT-On shares preferred.
One of best grain and stock farms in
Albemarle county 200 acres blue grass.
Stalls for Go cattle. Wheat not to be
sowed before middle October, Write
promptly and give references.
Sam'l B Woods,
Charlottesville, Va
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-09-22

400 TYPEWRITERS! Remingtons
$12, Smith Premiers S12. Let your chill
dren learn Typewriting at home during
vacation. Instruction book Free. Ask
Empire Tyre Foundry, Buffalo. N Y
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-09-22

FOR SALE-Five pure bred Gordon
and Lewellyn pups, 4 months old. call
or write to H B Wood, Monterey, Va,
for particulars.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-09-22

Maricaibo, Venezuela, has 300
telephone users.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
Sc rumOra que Villa quito
cabaIIos Y muIas a una
fuerza americana

Fl San Antonio Express" public0
aver el siguiente mensaje De Ia Prem
sa Asociada:
Ell PASO. Tex. % Marzo.-No
.odos los maios rumores circular en-
9! Iado americana de Ia frontera,
pues aver dijo IN comerciante mexi-
cano de Ell Paso. que habia sido in
tornado por un peon que venia de
Casas Grandes, que Villa Sc habia ro-
bado todos los caballos Y mulas per-
tenecientes a Ia fuerza americana
que estaba en- aquella region. E.
pe6n inSiste en- que sabe de fuentes
autorizadas que las fuerzas america
mas estan muy contrariadas por SCI
ahora dificil coger. a los bandidos en-
suS, monturas de r~efresco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
En- un descarrilamiento
al sur de {. Grandes
rnuri,6 un soldado
americana


COLUMBUS. y. NJ. % Marco
Noticias re:ibidas en- los cuartelas
De aqui, hacen saber que I'm treh
descarrilo en- cI d~istrito Sur de Ca
a GrandeS, causando Ia muertc del
primer soldado de Ia expedition puui-
tiva. Tn mensaje del General Pcrs-
hing dice cue George 4. Hudncil.
soldado negro del Regimiento B. del
100. de CabaIleria, fue muerto en-
IN descarrilamiento, pero no da min
gunos detalles. FL muerto fuG Sc
pultado con las ceremonies militarc~
del case, en- el rancho de Las HoraS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
I'm TENIENTE DEL IS De CABl-
Iberia AMERICANA HUhIO
EN- FL FUERTE Bliss

f LPASO. Texas, Mario 29.-Hoy
al mediodia murio en- el hospital del
Fuerte Bliss. cercano a esta ciudad,
ell segundo t%eniente del Treceavo re-
gimiento de cabaileria del ejercitc
americana. Joseph w. Allison, . con-
secuencia de una fuerte %pulmonia que
el Official americana contrajo duran
te Ia Marcia por ell desierto ci!ihua-
huenSe.
FL Official de referencia, pesco un
fuerte r~esfrio durante una de las
noches en- que las fuerZas america
mas tuvieron Que acampar en- ell
d~esierto, a consequential de 10 cual
fuc enviado a cSta ciudad para su
curacion; pero hace algunos dias cl
resfriad0 Sc reSolvio en- una agud
pneumonia que ACADIA de tener TN I
nesto desenlace.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
Ia FUNCION DE ANnCIIE EN-
JUSREX.

LA crisis del amor una aIe'
c"media Ell tres acto9 y Ia Fc2o
Jada ZaTzileia en- uh acto tstuLada
Luc"ro del Alba iueron las Oh
maSlStralmente desempellanaS d
che por IA va dFalliailca Maria
carmen Maft'hez.
ara rsta h"ciie 50 ahuhcla
llcHmoSlSliha comehla de los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
.OBL|CO los OBREROS 4 REANUDAR
SlS TRABAJOS Ia FUERzA ARMADA
Los obreros de la compania de ~tranvlas e'ect''co
de Ia Cd. de Mexico, hablan declare L "a
hueIga, exigiendo aumento de sueldo

! zion I'll la plaza obligaran a los hur!
gui>IaS a rranudar suS trabajos. Pa
| ia ryitar que los obrcros tomaran
| una artitul hosti.. e. gohierno dlSpu-
81 uIIn los directories del m0vimi"n-
10 hucI2uiSla fUeran aprchendil"S,
| aru>ados de- rstar eXcitandO a in>
rlnpIeadoS a sOSlenersc IN Su arii-
lui iirmr Y reSuelta.
Pablo Gonzalez ha dispueSlo III"
=. obrr catrgicamcnlc lara rv!Iar
lu. haya mas iucI=aS e. "SIa cap;-
tai.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
TeIegrama especial para La PRENSa.

IL -HLNIVV' -H"INO ~
Los motoristas, conductores y de.
mas empleados de los tranvias e.tc.
tricos de esta ciudad, Sc declara:ol
aver en- huelga. pidiendo un aumen.o
de $50 Yor ciento en- s'sS salaries. FL
trafico fuc suspendido durante Ia tar
de Y los gendarmes echaron mano de
sus rifles para discover u los hue
guistas que Sc agrupaban en- alguaa,
parties. e. servicio limitado pUdo
abrirse en- Ia noche Y los carros i6aH
g~uardado5 por ~soldados,y gendarTacs
armadoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
DELiCADA ~OPEERACION
RURGICA

En- ell hospital de Santa 70 Re
fu6 practicada a la "eEoTita 1tlria
Cara una delicada ~oFeraci9n a
irdrgica por Ell doctor don sai5inG {
"a Aldape, con tan magnifico |
que Ia paciente Sc halla en- eslado
muy satisfactorio Y quedari COM
pletamente restablecida en- unos
cuamLcs dIas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
Seran Separates los eI:
pleados del Cob. que
reciben sus sueI-
dos en- orc

IrTNNTaIlla Lal0TIAT IaFh II TT'ENSN
DOUGLAS. Arizona. Mario %
Ell general Aware Obreg6n. Sccv2ta-
rio dc Guerra de! Gobierno de facto.
ha crden&do Ia destituci6n de to.3s
los ~empleados del gobierno cuyos
sueldos sean pagados en- ORC, segin
noticias recibidas aqui por ell consul
carrancista, Yves G. Lelevier.
Esto afectara a los cmpleados %E:c
~ricaros. tales como mtdicOs. ingcnic-
ros y a~yudartes de tstos. todos los
.cuaios son pagados en- ORC o su eGui-
yalentc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30

No hablia lleWDU.
f sable doctor le decia 4 un pc
queMo paciente:
No importa 10 que coma, mi nj
no. pero siempre mastique TODD bo-
caGo I. menos treinta veces.
Fl paciente meneo sinifirativamen-
&c Ia cabeza.
ESQ seria impossible en- nuestra
casa, doctor.
~ por que no. nj mono?
-pOrque siempre me quedaria con
hambre. Mis- ocho hermanos limpia-
rian Ia mesa antes que 70 acabara
De maSticar q primer bocado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30

Ah IN uaIeTla &c naCltaCiOly COCAAa' hS
e Calculator del Atgod6n. ObTa utillsims
DsCS S~embrad0TeS, p!Zcadores : IraI-c4L-
les dc dlScGon .5'
b1Talds meNIc2nGS peq!e1ss lU2
SeL0do complete de Solfeo poC don HID
p]riLierd PaTis de Eslava .........,-... W
Segunta PaTte dc Eslaya ...... -. Pc
Los SueAOs EIplicadOS. por ell N4SicO Qe
hStTaEIn. In ONO tela. con lam.llS Soc
Nu=ro LeCgUaie de LIS Flores, Abanico Y
PicdTas PreciOsa5 sec
ASTORIA de Bcrtoito, BerIoldino y CaC8s5-
no. 4 IS TuSilcl &c
R;storta da Bsrtoldo, Bertoltlno y C2case-
800 sacrejos para ci Hogaf. 8eceias para
q I0cador, yeStldc, S8lUd, economic
eLC. FnG
II C~2cinero Pe-reCto. Guia Comple,a De CO
Gins. con muln;ud de TecetaS para haCeG
Manual De ra:;cieTia Y Rc1os,eria. intts-
pECSable IN 81 hogan. cafes, etC...... 75C
Li5-o dc Discusses para tOdaS las C!fcun5-
fanrtaS Ja Il vida, con dlsrurscS pa"5
EeS'aS soC:airS Y PalTl2ilci5 :..... 95r
!UeSos de Ma1os, O Arie De Hacer DIab!u-
! Tsnull de- Carlint-rla de Taller. ....Si.CG
Manual de Fo.oeraiIa, I'LL para fOtdgraIos
&c NeCicjn2 Cazera. TratamiFHtoS senci-
Ics : practices para rOda c!aSa lie GCci-
denies Y -nfermrta1es ............... Soc
g LiD-o de las Madres. Ctl para las M
ores de f2m.IIa Zee
EoYisimo Arta &c T0car Ia GuttGGra st2
1GCeSiG5C de maestro ................ Sc
EiSI0tscs CO lE His!. 1b.a caDaz &c IA
e.. raiF t los muertos' : ."mos pas!s
PSassrIelfos para POstales. COnuene IN
rGil6G Cs DenSaInicltos y TeTSoS para
sSr!etzS pISt4leS SO"
SEtE del N9t7trl1n:0. IOnt.T2e CG~tS de n
t5ras para los que uuieren c~asdTse, y p5-
= los DEdTlIOS = UIiTlnGS..-........ IS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
I'M TREN DEL new York CEN
trail R.R. DESCARRhO AL
OESTEI De AhHURST
TT
TRES CARROS QUEOAROH FUERA De La VIA
HASTA AH9RA Sc HAN EhCOHIRl-
Do TREIHTA CADAYERES

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Mario %
En- e. descarrilamiento habido hoy en-
la manana de tres carros de pasaje-
ros del New York Central, Sc ha das-
cubierto hasta ell mediodia, no me-
nos de 80 muertos Y cornD 40 heri-
dos. Prcbablemente al o~bscurecer Sc
tendra noticia exacta del numero de
victimas. Ell descarralimiento ocurrio
una milla al Oeste de Amhurst.
e. siniestro ocurrio seguramert
por causa de ia denS;sima niebl
que cubria Ia via. pues + inpos
bic yer las SenaleS necesariaS para Il
maquinistas, Y fue pe1osisimo el Tri
bajo de ~rescatar 4 los heridos y
los muertos de debajo de los CAIRO
en- medic de una obscuridad que :
hacia mas densa a cada i~nstante. Nj
chas ambulancias, autos Y otra elias
de vehiculos llegaron de Elyria
otroS runtos Il Ia escena del desc;
rrilamiento para transporter herido
Y muertos Y Ia pequena Morgue d
Amshurst, bien pronto Sc VIC replica
de cadaveres. Los heridos fueron H.
vados al hospital Elyria.
Los muertos que Sc han podido
identificar hasta ahora son l6; los de-
mis- fueron tan horriblemente tritu
RADIOS que toda identification es im-
possible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
gsSESANTE

zSSAtAN&GA
RrEnsItca Casteuans ....-...... &c
Arftmetica CCmerctai -........-...... I5c
BIGD6TlOS t'C
A40IIIa No 1 loo
Aantllla No ! $E1
L6ro MandeYR Nc. / ae Lsctura...... pc
A2Hdevl No. : &c
Aanteyll No. s sc
Erbsnldad ) 8uenas ManarzS -.-....... 2oc
SErso elemental de Geografia-Comprande
SeoETafta FlsIcs ' de Mexico. CoSI0OgTE-
III y NCClCneS &c GeuErGt!a UNIVERSAL $50
EoRpeldIO de GF0EFGG.i1 De Mexico. Sc
EC1peECiO de Gr4Ld'!C& Lastell2l3, SeEas
10 Academia ESpaijolG ..-......--.---- sc
eFsmstics C8s;eliana, SesQl l2 Academia
SspEaClS; ediC,nn 4uIea,ada con "a tso-
fs Dc los aumentaii'oS Y dimtnu375s,
COS u2tadCs de PrUSOdIS Y OrtOE-3ils y
sGblBS de TerbOs, fCGSeS. etc-...-..-...SL&
&SfodJs De EsCrltuTa Vertical. SiStema ne
Ltca1O- COleCc.ol de t c~uadFrnos--.- sSC
y DIsClpuio- Collection de Il cgateTcos De
krlrneuca Elemental: obra de tezIo en- las
prtnCIoalcs eScuelas IL AeTlco----... zoe
gSbIsS de Cuentas ...-- csc
ncclon8Tlo Popular de IA LsGEua Casteils-
rs. EmpGsrado en- lila .......--.-$ii9
CEnpalO ihlStradO. I~'ncinn2r.u Ie y Len
qua Ca-'eilana. con - -rIL4dgS, 3j re-
EstoS, Is mGpas. dos euaargs c" b2lGs-
Fss, etc. EEaUas-stJ N -ais .-....--.S2Es
ETpltlg!{n Dc tr'c-r.flg d. "a !elErIa Cas-
seIlara, t!SpCesto en- forma de ~p.s2uG;&s
y rcSpuesflS &e
CstaciSEn0s Dc Moral TI-tgd, para uEO Dc
los BiG0s. EI8PaSr2LG ---..-....-.... &c
E~tcciOnar,O IGci@s-ESgGl0j y Es0aNOI-ln.
EIeS. de bClStliO. con Ia pronunciation T.
SuFad2- Pasta de perennial sec
DtCCtonSriO LCE~lrS-ESrangl ' E>P2aNi-t1-
giles, De bClsiliQ. con ID pTyQulCllc.ol Il
SDFSaa. Pasta de- peel -...-....-..-.. Goc
p4cctoaGTlo inElas-Esolf0l ' ESpaNol-ln-
SisS, pJr AlEeil y Ac-2iEalin- Il mas
complete DIS los pu5icalos hasta q t!2
FanFgauA las rrFaa- lH.- EIT4ruT< IN ar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30

TcIcgrama Especial para la PRENSA
NUEVA YORK, Mario 29.-El ST.
p~erintendentc del New York Centrn |
r. R.. hizo eSta noche una declara.
ci0n manifestando que eI vigia de /
caseta de cambia-vias en- ell punto c
que ocurri6 IA catastrofe. es el res
ponsable directo del descarrilamiea-
to.
FL mencionado vigia estaba mu'
deSvelado debido a que desde ell dc
mingo no habia dormido. pues habi
teniGo que estar atendiendo 4 81 e:
posa que do 4 luz un nino ell doming2
en- Ia noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
4#*t

: =
: Cgmprc listed sienpre sIs llIroS eR Il
: eSta casa. gOr 81 baratuFa y 81 Ell :
s. Calia en- CT deSpechn de los pCd.dUS =
:, e Ia cue msyoF c0ni!aDzs iRspira Al =
!. pGblCG. =
b =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
s.Ss1H Sc i~
sgRAS DIYERsAs.

Il Eg!sr.or YgrGlero- Collection o' raE7.1-
4tS Eg&graGS, con uA nie'vdo E-.a .eS1I
I. gu.rarra. . tones INSTRUMENTATION. sue
Aim.asgu" I-Ls.-aGG para 1870. dc,
YgnrsI lie IL Grla &c 5SlI.-as. .--..-.-.-SAFs
Efgra.kl--rer5r del MUCG0. !ltereSal,@ TG
l5cFHa aCye,eSca dc u yiajc poE las I'm
st5Sias rsglCnss CluIaies ae- MlL
GO .'
Il yn- de- Ia VEtarzlez- Collection ~ a his
toF!ss : 1oveieS morales .---.-....5l-9
Vsr.8I lie AsEic-.luEs : GSnSdertS- iGJ!5-
/ ggesaGIe DEEg L genie dc campo. Io4
. rEA1lOQS AF--
! G-fs del yuradOr Sc FeIota. LL5TO ildls
5eBssDLs para l0z si.ciolaGos q "SAs.
KALI 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30

Para librOs en- eSpanOl diriJase g
lgnacio L. LOzano, COZ Dolo-
rosa ST. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30

D~sTOCiOnEFtO GuataiUp6nO ........----- %
Cg;ec;smO de Perseverance,. e.. ST.
los &artiTeS. o el TrlunlO de Ia Rel!gloL
CrISliana. LibrO cuya lectlra nos hac'
s,.Stir q Il luCha dc dos gelgcac!on=:
cUuiFariaS: Ia UNA armada con los aTreG'
dc q terocldat, y ld ORA con ei S.I2bo!(
e Geu.u tei Eris.ianismO. ESta 0nT3, como
Is anreCiCr, es de las mel0Tes para IL.
hogaces. AmbaS esTan edlIadas 8 sGG5
I IIIO
N0YELAS DE 4 Soc CADA UNA.
e Becerro de ORC
Ii EtjO Nslditc
y A2nuSCCitO de MI NsGrE
E5r;a. por Jorge ISssCS
Il cara de hdes
EorE
aEuCena
S9VELAS a s5c CADA UNA
halcitas Sean las Muleres
Hald.1oS sean los HomE-sE
MsldI-as sean las SUegras
ArIe dc SusCaT N1rl1o
LSs EF45 MOleTuaS
e Nov.O PEsStadc
la H5c de las Flores
e PurEa'0TIC de las SOlteTSs
q Ts-8f-J &c las NUjere5
81 larlecnO &c los H0mh=Es
Viva nj NGviI,
Il NaLA &c los MareE
81 H.Ees;aC FL Amor
Nalt!tO sea Il Amcs
Ia PGIncesS del D&!=-
mo- : NIrtiT!O
Is E5iG de Genus
PUrgue - C2-3n los riOnDTes
Pnr-ge - EaSan lSS Mu!ereS
POrGua Pecan las NuJeTes
POTCue Hr;lgIIeN :aS EIuuzs
q Collar &c ESyn-CaIdss
las iUas lie Chan paEnd
F. N.GO de RUtSehureS
LIS NhreraS del AMOR
e 8 de las Nilas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
- eaEFIcAs e e.
aELI~lsa.
-. - aE-a-ltclsR sEEscli. 81.

EAhErELS Ez-EE@Ea FE-H--+Ai1H s-SN+SAS -
Asl.r-1 = L,usTO T~estSUel;g. LD7G SLc
eop:.sae IS CCnpltCs&s histo-i& del pu5-
Sic de izr1el , E-s D!nts KS nsCss2 -
nEs~-sr.s = pT0iz.zs y!eClOss c!1EsneE-
- c=E1c g C--g.-s q F-G suceso De Il
raE:Es sci Ea.;sk- -G-c.5a a. lnto. u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
0BRAS DE yENTA EN- LA LIBERIA De ECNACI0 E. L0zAN0
e aan s snamda asmss @ua Is que Heu 81 neaE gaHdo yla&q0s vendem @b smt@ 70"
pads Sc dapGha8apx gouea gaos pagaba 81 miznO ii qae So sdbea 6en
Devocionar,o GuadaIupsno

OsvocionGFto GuadaIupano .........-.. 25c
Ca;ec;snO dc Perseverance,. . .St.1
Hos &2rtiFeS. o eI TrIunrO de Ia Religion
CrlSliana. LibTO cuya lectlra nos hace
S,tStir q Il luCha dc dos genecaclOnES
cuulrariaS: Ia una armada con los aTTe6S
dc "a terucidat, y la ORA con 81 S!mbo!c
e Geu.U del Cris.ianiSmO. ESta 0hT5, como
Is anreCiCr, es de las mei0res para los
- goa
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-23
MINERS REFUSED
MORE DEMANDS
Operators Steadfastly Decline
to Ratify Changes Sought by
Union; Breach Widens
Special to the TeIegrabh

Philadelphia. March 23.-Refusal on
tn part of the soft coal operators of
Central Pennsylvania yesterday to
ratifv four additional demands pre-
sented by the miners of that section
has resulted in a further breach that
threatens to Become serious. The
first concession made by the operators
since the conference began at the
Bellevue -Stratford Hotel on Monday
was the tabling of q five per cent. in
crease demanded for certain classes
of work. To the present time the
operators have refused nine of ten de-
mands and have tabled one.
Although the instructions of the
miners representatives in conference
with the operators. are to the effect
that unless the union is recognized and
the eighteen demands submitted met,
a suspicion of work in the coal dis
trict that supplies about forty per
cent of the soft coal mined in Penn
sylvania should be ordered, it is hoped
to avoid this. The existing agreement
expires on April / and 1t is hoped to
have all differences adjusted before
then.
The operators declined to grant an
eight-hour day from bank to bank"
yesterday; a holiday every other Sat-
urday; weekly pay; and that all cars
be delivered to and from the miners
working place. After long consider
alton they tabled for further action
a demand for an increase of five per
cent on all yardage and dead work
rates, where paid by the hour scale
rates to be paid at 1927 cents per
hour
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-23
HEALTH AND INCOME
Both Kept Up on Scientific Food

Good, sturdy health helps one a lot
to make money. With the loss OF
health ones income is liable to shrink
il not entirely dwindle away.
When young lady has to make her
own living, good health is her best
asset.
II am alone in the world" writes a
Chicago girl, dependent on my own
efforts for my living. I am a clerk
and through close application to work
and a clearinghouse diet, I became
nervous, and got so bad off it was al
most impossible for me to keep up in
the office.
"A friend suggested to me the idea
of trying Grape-Nuts food which ]
did, making 1t a large part of at least
two meals a day.
To-day l am free from dyspepsia
aud the ills of an overworked and inn
properly nourished brain and body
To Grape Nuts I owe the recovery OF
my health and the ability to retain
my position and income" There's
a Reason" Name given by Postum
Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-23
LITERARY PROGRAM

Lemoyne, Pa, March pa meet
ing of the Lemoyne High School Lit
erary Society will be held tomorrow
afternoon. The following program has
been arranged: Piano solo, Kenneth
Sweeney; current events, Miss Mar
garet Erb; recitation, Miss Edna
Baker; vocal solo, Miss EImina Swell
CERT; quotations. Karl Etshied. Miss
Rae Flicker. Miss Sara Hoover, Miss
Geraldine Baer; debate. Resolved,
That the Indian has not been treated
fairly by the United States colonists"
affirmative, Miss Mildred Whitman and
Miss Viola Lambert; negative, Miss
Gladys Fisher and Miss Margaret
Kimmel; Lemoyne high school review,
Miss Elmire Bricker; selection, fresh
man chorus,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-23
WEST SHORE NEWS


Enola, Pa, March 49, = Leray
Bowers Harnish. of Carlisle, State
superintendent of the Worlds Purity
Federation, returned last night from
Altoona, where he addressed the Cen
trail Pennsylvania Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
On Sunday Mr.. Harnish speaks in
two Enola churches on the subject.
"Leper Spots In the morning he
will speak in the United Brethren
Church at 1890, the Rev. ID. NJ. Oyer,
pastor; and in the evening at the
United Evangelical Church, at 1880,
the Rev Mr. Moore, pastor
Governor Brumbaugh appointed
Mr.. Harnish a delegate to represent
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
at the International Worlds Purity
Congress hem at San Francisco, which
he attended last July
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-23
PLANS FOR COMMENCEMENT

Lemoyne, Pa, March 23. = Finish
ing touches for the annual COM
meneement exercises are being made.
Miss Ruth Sutton has taken validic-
torian and Miss Nellie Bowman salu-
torian honors, Miss Sara Hoover, pre-
sentor and Miss Hazel Mumma, class
prophet. Walter Slothower and Miss
has been given permission to hold
the exercises in the Church of Christ
Thursday night, May f. The bac-
calaureate sermon will be preached
in the TRINITY Lutheran Church on
April 80, by the Rev. E. L. Manages.
pastor. The Sara Lemer Orchestra,
of Harrisburg, will furnish the music.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-23
spELIING BEE AT LEMoYNE

Lemoyne, Pa, March IA spell
ing bee will be held in the high school
auditorium Friday night. An admis-
sion will be charged and prize of 81
i'm cash will be awarded the best
speller. The proceeds will be given to
the miscroscope fund A compound
instrument, costing $50, is being pur-
chased by the school and affairs of this
nature are being held to pay for it's
purchase. A literary program will be
presented in connection with the bee.
The program follows: Piano duet,
Dewitt Waters and Kenneth Sweeney:
reading, Beatrice Barnhart; vocal solo,
Miss Ruth Sutton and Miss Marguerite
Baker.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-23
CHICKEN THIEVES
ORDERED TOLEAVE
Risk Penitentiary Sentence if
They Do Not Get Out of
Cumberland County

Carlisle, Pa, March 23.-For at
tacking Chief Cocklin, of the, Mechan-
icsburg police force. with knife,
Charles Zeigler, of that town. was sent
to the penitentiary for not less than
twelve nor more than fifteen months
by Judge Sad1er yesterday. W
Carl Spangler and Park Hildebrandt,
both of Carlisle. confessed members of
band of chicken thieves, arrested
recently in Lancaster after they had
left Carlisle, were ordered to pay 'the
costs and leave the county for period
of three wears. sentence being susT
pended If they-comply, violation of the
edict to bring a severe penitentiary
sentence. Mrs. TessfeyCollins,' who also
pleaded guilty on similar charges, has
to leave the county for oneyear. Ray5
mond A. Shank, New Kingston also
in the band, was put on probation for
one year. as was Alexander McCune,
colored, who admitted stealing several
pairs of shoes from Carlisle stores
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-23
MRS. CATHERINE sTARNER DIES
Special to the Telegraph

Carlisle, Pa, March 2s. - Mrs
Catherine e. Starner, widow of Jerry
Starner, lifelong resident of Cum
berland county died at the home of her
Hunters Run, yesterday. Mrs. Starner
was 63 years old. and is survived by
one daughter. Mrs William Frost, and
burg. and Alfred Starner, of Starner's
Station also, three brothers, William
Brougher of West Fairview; ID. S
Brougher of Greensburg, and George
Brougher of Marysvlle. Funeral ser
vices will be held at the home of Will
liam Frost on Saturday morning, at
9:30 o'clock. Burial will be made at
Goodyear, Cumberland county, the Rev
Mr.. Becker. of the United Brethren
Church. at Mt Tabor. officiating.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-23
YUAN DEGREES
CHINA REPUBLIC
Abandons Monarchy Because
of Revolution; Resumes
Presidency

Pekin, March ga State Depart
ment mandate issued tonight an
nounces the abandonment of the mon
archy and resumption of the republic.
The mandate says the revolution
shows that the demand for a monarchial
form of government is not unanimous
and that therefore Yuan Shi-Kai re-
jeets the Emperorship and resumes the
presidency.
The imperial documents. the man
date adds, will be returned by Yuan
Shi-Kai to the State Council, which
will reconvene as the Senate, prepara-
tory to the resumption of the republic
Hsu Shih Chang, who left the Cabi-
net because of the monarchial move
ment, signed the mandate as Secre-
tary of State having re-entered the
Cabinet.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-23
Citizen Hose Company
@s q Old Enough to Vote

Newf Cumberland, Pa, March ga
The Citizen Hose Company members
of New Cumberland, will celebrate
the twenty-first anniversary of their
organization tonight in the engine
house, when an elaborate program
will be given. The committee of ar
rangements includes Robert r.
kohler. chairman; E. B. Gribble, Fl.
K. Baker, G. w. Wilson, C. B. Baker,
Stewart Taylor, c. H. Coroner, w. w.
Reed and M. A. Hoff. Speakers will
be G. II. Reiff, the four ministers of
the borough, Chief Burgess Wilson
and members of borough council.