Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-27
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of the se4Spna in ilDfa Z Orioles, is the
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Il is exeaeted dnae 4lIlfylfiye hun
dred pt4seifs n@TnT IN IN attendance.
The dance issh6e iat Public affair. but
fflc1IIIIdessl all naeHlheIs Off the tFeyer-
RSEB .sgTAqD, Istpgethep with OF the
mothers, sisters, wiNasa andiIsweat-
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a membsFaufVthe 9puomoTOM
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9HSets2 nstkhsti9n To Gf4atesi9 d ;Oo :o
to 2.6U; drill, 2dGl; liglscaltrI Is49p;
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roEaIsteinr Rpj1ert n.lkenkinsO9sc-
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the-outints-was-sI annoyed d-eN-the-meh-
Captain jenkins this afternoon
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not only are the officers yips GlaEse
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Ga, coafpl erimH IL 81 = rsfT judgements
for the reception of the companies
expected- -there.-but- Augusta
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SnEGdp affiGatioaI IetoSJ TbsOmen ARE
also asked whether nIT no I stlretd have
fFfeHas-e4i Fefatfves=fI augusta
sFd4sae&8iotk sFd4sae&8io k a&fei is95tt9 E7go oBfBad
street this city, AND, lRgssell0L II, Pol
teakg o1k05 .Hltnteyy sire etn qhaYe en-
Rsteds in 8 tho Signal 11R eseFNeI Corps.
!Thtsi Aniistm efts at 9TH e. aApmy re-
cruitin .Ohe atltia 4 n efS 7 include the
following , htrsbfis fr5fno thisl Section;
EI@er- HsIA5aFR4fs4eI32F2I228QQ Foster 1SfG
Ss5setiss ItySSssfsa3}g rs l leSS I'm Kiss iSiY
North CiXbh street.
Claude 40 R6fcb4s, GpTSbuth Eigh-
teenth sffs9t shis LcityI oand Edward
Thomas,s FYec chaniisb for the
John A. Troup, Jr., and James E.
Machanasr, bseqftylsenss have en-
N@ted : for the qhddfcal department.
AL of tire aboTe recruits have been
Eett tt. coAtnfbts, Ohio.
.O0.0B,eO0nt Service
ooSfahy. persons from Harrisburg
and the SUR rAnlndftlg towns took ad-
vantage of. the fine weather and par
ficipateds irt the religious services at
Harges0 fslt5nd. 2 last night. At least
Rhree. .tfTepsaptt visitors were present.
dsA fRambone solo was played by
Meredith Germer, of 1109 Capital
street. Master Germer, who is but
Is Yeaarsa of age, captivated the large
audience, and will play again next
Sunday.
su- anthem was rendered by the
k9nnstfan Endeavor Union of Har-
Elsblfrg. The Eighth Regiment Band
b8i dthe audience in the singing Of
two selections, Onward Christian
Soldiers" and America"
10 The Rev. Harry n. Bassler. pas
tor of the Second Reformed Church,
of this city, and chaplain of the
Eighth Regiment, preached an in
teresting sermon on the Book of
Books"
The young men of the regiment
have been plentifully supplied with
Bibles. Almost every Sunday School
in this city has contributed several
copies, and an effort has been made
to see that no one was missed in the
distribution.
Just as the recruit cares for his
equipment-his musket. his uniform
he should care for his Bible.
To Repeat Guard Mount
The equipment of the men must
meet their needs in a temporal way.
and their Testaments should meet all
needs in a spiritual way. 1t is pos
sble to tell great deal about a
mans manner of living from the
appearance of his Bible.
At the conclusion of the evening
services, regular evening inspection
claimed the interest of visitors.
The guard mount drill held Fri
day evening by Company I proved
so popular that Captain Jenkins has
decided to repeat the ceremony
Tuesday evening at $40, at the lower
end of the Island. The band con-
cert will be held following guard
mount drill
1t is possible that the military
dance, to be given by the Machine
Gun Company at Fort Washington
tomorrow evening, will be the last
one held before the boys leave for
Camp Hancock. All arrangements
for the dance have been completed
Bell Men Arc Across
The Bell Telephon Company has
received a cablegram announcing
the safe arrival in France of the
First Telegraph Battalion, which is
Resorts