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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

disaster which overlook the British
IN AesOpotamla, by his fearless LASH
ING OF the old gang OF incOmpetents
IN the British government and his
drive 10 put in power Lloyd George,
I the only man, Northcliffe believed.
VINO could snatch victory from defeat.
But NOrthcliffe was selected 10
come here, not so much for his power
in England. as for his delicate com
preheuslOn of America.
Can Tell Americans Bitter Truths
Even the venerable lord Bryce has
not the great editors ability TO tell
IIe United States hard truths in
straight from the shoulder fashion.
and 10 make his dictums believed,
without giving Offense.
He has a remarkable grasp Of con-
ditiOns in the new world. His ac-
quaintance with Americans is wide
HIS methods have been described as
typically western. And all Amerf-
cans who have followed his career
have vast confidence in his inteIIi-
gence and judgment.
From the penniless son Of an OBJ
scure London barrister, he has be-
come the master Of about $50 news
pepers and other periodicals.. besides
a great variety Of subsidiary and
other enterprises. He has done il bv
sheer ability Imagination and force
OF character.
The eldest Of six sons Cfour OF the
HarmswOrth boys are today in par
Iament), Alfred was cast upon the
world Of work at the age Of seven
teen. quite young TO make a living
by the pen alone. He played the piano
after fashion, sometimes rode in a
nigh wheel bicycle race, and ap-
peared little destined for a man Of
note.
He went TO board with his friend
Max PembertOn, later TO become a
Of
struggling young writer with a wife
and several young children. whose
nursing bottles lord Northcliffe is &C
cused Of having cleaned and filled in
emergencies.
The two young men literally
walked around the Fleet street news
paper district peddling their wares
which consisted of anything they
thought might melt a hard hearted
editors heart.
Then they found an angel" as the
term is along Broadway. An elderly
Spectator advanced them $4,000 to
start weekly magazine, Answers TO
COrrespO selling for one cent.
An Early struggle.
The project went very poorly
Northcliffe and Pemberton and their
staff, consisting Of one young woman
gnow lady Northcliffe). were getting
coWncast. when NOrthcliffe conceived
what turned out TO be a brilliant idea.
He figured that the average London
er OF that day had an income Of about
$40 week. So he offered a prize of
$40 week for life to the person who
would guess what the cash reserve OF
the Bank Of England would be on a
certain date three or four months F..
hence. Every purchaser Of a magazine ]
meant the right TO one guess.
The scheme was a new one then 1
and IL worked wonderfully. There I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
IS AHEAD
IN FARM LOANS
Farmers of Many States
Applying to Farm Banks
For Land Loans.

Washington, ID. c., July 5--A total
of S1LGSle05 in first mortgage loans
to farmers at five percent interest
has been asked by the 230 farm loan
associations. chartered by the federal
farm loan board up to July l. The
loans are now being made through
the u federal land banks. Nearly
S100.O00.000 more has been applied for
by the u banks but not yet approved.
A large volume Of the loans is in
Indiana. Illinois. Nebra ska, Kansas.
Minnesota and Oklahoma.
Texas leads in the amount Of loans.
having more than $3.50. 600 Okla
homa is next, with SlI4u.Huo, and CAL
iforuia third with S95f.Uuu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
Grains and Provisions.

NAAAAa-eN AAasAAANNH ~--fNa
Chicago. I'LL. July Butter Market
firm Creamery. O. rS6izc-
Eges-NarEet lower. Receipts. 2424s
cases Firsts. 81 -zc- ordinary G-s-s IS T.
Ges-ac; at mark. cases included . a size
PoLatoes-Receipts. 45 cars Market un-
changed.
Poultry. a-ive-1Iarket firm Fowls. 1sc;
springs 25 T-sr-
kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City. 10. July 5.-Butter-
Creamery. 551ac; firs-z. Ssc; seconds SIC;
packing. 50-zc-
EEEs-Flrsts. Sc
Poultry. alive Boosters. 15cs hens,
1fLc; broilers. zee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

:
London. Eng. July 5.-Fol-owirE were
the closing quotations ia the London met
ais market
IeaG-Srut $50 los. futures. 500 los.
SpeIte--Sa1t. z5=- futures. ESQ
Clnper-Sp1-- $780, futures, 1923 los;
elac-rolvric. z142
Tiu-S01r z-sg 1855 futures re59 los.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
NaciouzLes. 191
Mexican bank notes. state bills, 10 91Sc-
Mexican pesos. CSC
Mexican gold. size
n Paso Smelter Quotations.
Corrected daily
Bar silver tHandy d Harmon qlota-
tlon1. 7S3zc-
London lead, $50 los.
Copper. S2s.50.
Pig lead lie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

Death. sickness. little money. husband
only in name. or worse. You are driven To
your own resources What do you know
that viii earn an income2 DeplorabIe 10
depend on friends or charity. A life long
blessing is TO be a good SHOR rIANp
WRITER. and blind-fnEer TYPIST. To
snap your fingers st the world and e1-
claim its nice 10 be alive" The cost IS
less than you earn the first month ana
you may be competent within four to six
We ks Is minutes lesson daily IS EufN-
cieuts lessons by NAIL or attendance Civll
service exams certain Prof Norton the
teacher. is a pupil OF Sir Isaac Pitran and
To- " years reporter IN the British
h7 Uses Of commons. lords and high courts.
and worked for over 100 newspapers the
world over Rooms Plaza hotel II Paso.
or box 104T. Don't phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

TosF and Eon,5
~~~~o~~S--- -~~----.-
LOST--BuHch q keys SOC reward II re-
turned 10 Herald oIlice-
T,OST- T-s7-5s- -7-I---7--7I-- ----7---- I'D,
and sum Of money. Phone 21s4. Reward.
sly -7---s- ---5 -------7--
BARSETT's-219 san Antonio st.
TS0V-S - - 5------7- y r % -
tahlng two $50 bills. Return TO sos s
Florence for reward.
TOET 49, - - ~ NJ
Turney's lawn Liberal reward II re-
turned 70 Charles Pomeroy. 50l Randolph.
LeIsohal.
s-r,TT5E- = - -
- ---------A e-----e- ----- Il-----, : "a 90
~, -a- ,o-p---- Il----l- 90, 40 ~ nam
MONEY 20 loan Low rates.
BAkNEII's-sl9 san Antonio st.
SneriaI Nofires
.O~@00---LL~-,---. --,-----,---ooo.
LACE curtains -v--ehs5 Phone ss-S.
WE BUY comhings. lis n. kansas
Acme Mat q Feather Co. ph- 1871,
GO CARTS on pavr1=nts
FOT-TZ MOORE CO
YOUR mattress renovated. Sis up car
pets cleaned Erwin 1Ifg. Co. ph. 111O.
25itSIs one g 5s'' eIotb I.'- md +, 10.
-,s.a -..---- $780, .-F G,-r-r--4 ~
- -
OUR CREDIT system IS best. Phone 1883
l-O-lL I I ny - I M ". ~ ~ 9-.-lleol
AMERICAN and Swiss watches repaired
- ~ -
CARPENTER will figure new or repair
work. porches and garages a speciality.
-
BARGAINS IN sewing machines bought.
sold. rented and repaired. los n STAN
-
WANTED v,,,-s- r,z,, % nah, ~,,..-rs-,,7
rim In auto fa- S,-7rsr,- 10 s-7Ctba- lsd,, I
Z - ---t1 =. = - 80 I 49,. - 80
l-,-,,,--,---,-
C-AE.A - AEf VIII uEure contracts, JOB
" orc ~ Iep9tIlns, mil ana CABINET Work
a speclalty- hughes. phone bsSl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
Wanted HeIp-FenaIe.

WANTED. English speaking girl for house
work. 1915 z. Rio Grande.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
COPPER STOCKS
Dull, INACTIVE
Motor Stocks Hold Market
Interest; Mexican Petro-
leum Fluctuates.

copper stocks were unchanged and in-
active Thursday according 90 adylcgs TO
GurlisS. Montague a. Co. stocks and bonds.
Aa-ri Shr-lon lobby Prices Of copper
issues Thursday morning We're practically
the same as closing quotations on Tuesday-
scattered liquidation in all motor issues
based on apprehension concerning the fu-
lure OF motor companies. absorbed all the
attention in the market Studebaker was
the weakest Of an the motors. losing over
seven points In the forenoon trading stu
delallsr registered its record low price for
the year az 5fA, aggreEating loss Of
over so points in the last 10 days. Chandler
Motors suffered 10 the extent Of over five
points.
holding firm Mexican Petroleum see
sawed within range Of two points either
side OF the opening quotation The volume
~ trading IN spite Of the wide Cuctua-
lions In motor quotations was EEht.
Copper stock Quotations.
The following quotations furnished by
L1Eau o. Bryaus private Wire 90 Curtiss.
Montague q Co. stocks and bonds. hotel
sheldon. give closing prices
Alaska Gold Observation-Disclosures. 81
Arkansas 81 Arizona ....-.......-.2JF
A-sL-n- Amazon -------------.. = y 2.
80 ---4se ---------- -.-----'l 2 =
Butte O. Superior -------.-.'.------ 5s1z
ea--Lnet a. Arizona --------.------ Is =
Calumet & jerome ------------1 s-1s @ =
.-----7 copper -------.-.------ u q
dundee Arizona --.--------...---.-1 G11s
E---lila copper --------------- -la-lGcl
Gree ue-Cauanea OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4Uz
Green Monster -.------------....IE r 1-l6
Huh Copper Neutrality-suspicious. .s1HrF
Howe Sound OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q 3.
-5-t-4s tF1e ----------- -----l = p s-l6
> jumbo Mining --------.-.-.-.-1iz G SIG
Magma CHIEF ---........-........-s p >
Miami Cons ----..--....-...-..IIH
$50 - Co-.i=l -------.----. SOS
5laslate Copper ----------.-----7 = @ 1915
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

was enough skill involved 10 save
il from the low forbidding lotteries.
The circulation of Answers went up
and up, and the advertisers began TO
take a lively interest in it,
Nortncliffe next went into other
cheap magazine ventures - Comic
cuts, paper for office boys, the
Boys Marvel Pluck and the Union
Jack. the last three being of the
Frank Me-riweu type of hair raising
fiction
without detractlnE from AIfred's
genius, IL should be stated that his
brother. Harold. contributed greatly
TO the financial success OF the various
N0rthclItfe ventures, which grew in
number month by month. Harold
Harmsworth Gord Rothmere) is a
cool level headed business man who
has saved his brother many q penny.
starts Daily Mail.
The public first began 20 take ser
iOus notice Of the Harmswortls with
the establishment OF the Daily Mail,
a breezy, succIuCt. almost American,
newspaper, started at a time when
derous and uresome, by intent and
conviction.
Afterward came the Daily Mirror.
made up mostly Of pictures. which is
said TO have the greatest circulation
OF any newspaper In Great Britain,
anu AllaEH4 iM4A- t.-e p'11tH-S tAtrp-
tlon Of Paris in normal timesJ, in the
whole world.
Then he bought the staid and mas
sive London Times Many Britons
were aghasr. but Northcliffe was too
clever 10 take away the veteran
sheets valuable qualities. IL has re-
manned an encyclopedias account Of
the worlds d0iuEs. almost as unlike
the Daily Mail rs IL could be-
What NurthCliffe has been in the
war Is fresh I'm the minds ~ the pub
be. He comes here at the height of
his power and fame. n not of his
wealth, which the war has hit hard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

FOR SALE-Sice. clean little stock %
hardware that will invoice around $4,000
including fixtures Also two side issues
that go with ir that are money makers
The best town In New Mexico. Write T
90 n.r- EarnLl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
For Reni-Apartments Furnished

/ For Renl-Apartments Furnished
+
+ NICE clean apartment 4o3 Montana
DE WITT apt rooms. Phone 11s0-
FURNISHED apartment Phone 7s77-
COOL front apt, private home Phi 5s2s
/ LOVELY 2 and ) room apartments. III
] W Boulevard. close in
/ GEORGETTE apis. : rooms. Eitchsnet
/ bath III N Stanton
FOUR rooms. private bath. close in SIS
80 n Florence
FURNISHED apartments s12.5O. SIS. $50
611 W. Missouri Phone 5545-
. COOL three room apt; ground floor; mod
crn- Apply 81 Montana St
THREE room apartment. close in Phone
s4s5-
SMALL apis. one and three rooms. with
sleeping Do-cfes- 1914 " Oregon
TWO rooms. kitchenet. bath. $50. Ger
maine. SIS W No. apt J.
NICELY furnished 8 room nat with bath.
close IN Phone $3.50 5o4 n Kansas. apt 4
FURNISHED apartment with sleeping
porch 500 N Oregon
FURNISHED apartment. sleeping porch
Phone 3g55J-
APARTMENTS. single rooms. 70ll ".
Main
THREE cool apartments. sumner rates.
Phone 40ss- Gail 1873 n Fl Paso.
TWO room apartment. cool and pleasant
1905 y oregon
FURNISHED room apartment 1914
Montana Phone 65s5-
ADELANTE hotel. III y. kansas: one
room. kitchenet and bath Phone so47.
FOR RENT large cool. pleasant and
completely furnished rooms. sleeping porch
1880 Arizona
TWO room apartment. sleeping porch.
connecting bath; never occupied Phone
s6f7W-
THE MAFGUERTTE-EIe furnished
4 room apt; finest location; summer rate.
Phone s4ls- llos E Blvd Apt No 8.
TWO rooms. kitcheuet. private bath.
sleeping porch; in private family; no sick
or children 1905 Wyoming
SMALL apartment close in. sleeping porch.
private bath. hot water summer rates
az " santa Fe-
COOL. completely furnished Housekeeping
apartment reasonable near Fl Paso sash
& Door Co: FOR three moutns. 241S Texas
St. apt s. Phone 1873
THE ARAGON - Delightfully."- furnished
apartment. one tc five rooms. thouEhtfuuy
appointed with view 20 hotel couveniences
and home comfort Inquire apt "A. S15 r
Rio Grarde.
TWO neatly furnished rooms $50 per
month, well ventilated rooms. sleeping
porch $50 per month; phone. lights. water
free 1918 =. Boulevard
THE PIEDMONT
completely furnished apart-
ments four rooms. bath and sleeping J.
porch Apply 90 Apt 4 or
LAY REALTY & Trust Co.
f04 Trust BLDG Phone g51E F.
MOc,TROSE APIS.
-Four rooms. furnished. bath and sleep
ng porch Rent $50. Apply TO
LAY REALTY 8 TRUST CO.
Prone s5la- 404 Trust bldg
SAN ANTONIO apis Air cooled and
every modern convenience why sweIter
MS warm weather when you can get an
AIR COOLED place 20 live at reasonable
-2tcs5 close In 210iz w san Antonio St.
two blocks from business center. Phone
io4s or apply az apt. NO 16-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
PATROINANrS EXAMINATION
DEPARTMENT OF POLICE.
Help Wanted-Male and Female

PERSONS, either sex. TO knit hosiery al
home; reply Tor cent stamp modern
specialists Box 49,.
W A y I I'D - Excellent cook and
helper man and wife or mother and
daughter preferred. for ranch resort 80
miles from Santa Fe: good wages. perma-
nent position; references required Address
Los Al3mos Ranch Buchanan. Santa Fe
county, New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
tbs IS VOTE CHANCE

THIS Is YOUR CHANCE
To make big money on small Investment
new article for use in any room in resi-
deuce. office. hotel or club You make SO
and your money back on each sale In your
county. Act now as the opportunity is
limited. Call room Grand Hotel between
a. m and p. m and we wall show you
the criticize and explain in detail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

BUSINESS CHANCES
$1,000 invested in a small confec-
tionery will net 400 percent
S1L00 invested n messenger ser
vice viii net 800 percent
$500 Invested in a real estate
and rental business will net an
average Of $500 month
NETTIE NJ. VAN EPPS,
300 Mesa ave. Phone Zs45
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

ANSWERS To HERALD ADS.
The following list Of uucaIled FOR an
sw.rs 10 Herald Want Advertisements are
now being held for delivery at The Her
AID business office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
FOR RENT

4sI5 Trowbrldge ST.. Q rooms.
sleeping porch. basement.
and bath
1920 TT. Boulevard. 6 rooms.
bath. sleeping porch and
basement. garage
G51f Idalil. rooms, bath.
sleeping porch
G501 Kings highway. 8 rooms.
bath and sleeping porch
PERRY-EIREPATRICK CO..
SIS ~. san Antonio. Phi COS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

RESTAURANT FOR SALE
Fine location. receipts $40 per day
$500. $500 cash
WHITE-PADEN REALTY CO..
Pm. 100. 21- ~ stanton e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

Money To Loan.
GET YOUR MONEY FROM Us
We loan any amount on diamonds
watches. jewelry. automobiles. silverWars
and other valuables at liberal rate o. in
terest- our references-Clty National bank
and Texas Bank and Trust Co Protect
I your valuabies By placing them in our
SECURITY LOAN CO., PHI. 2754.
Corner Il Paso and san Antonio SITS
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money 10 loan on downtown business prop
erty at SIX per cent interest.
VIII make loans on residence property
at seven and eight per cent
JAMES L MARI & COMPANY-
554 san Antonio ST. Phone 1850
EQUITABLE LOAN Assn. SI5 Trust Bldg.
Negotiate loans on all personal property
in any amount at reasonable rates You
furnish the security and we will get you
the money any time on three hours notice
or less
W. $. MILLER, Mgr.
QUICK SMALL LOANS
To the worthy IN need We employ law
fol methods only that's why We succeed
The personal note OF honest wage earn
ers IS all we require Call today. No de-
lay Drake. 2ol Roberts Banner Bldg
MONEY TO LOAN on good inside business
property, Z per cent interest. A p. Cole
s. Bros. 2o2 n. oregon
MONEY TO LOAN at per cent on bush
ness income property. See Leo r. Schuster.
slf Mills bldg
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos. autos
diamonds. chattels- Newton. 5ls y stanton
Help RanIed-Male.
BARBER wanted 1o3 san Francisco st
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED at
once; experienced Hawkins Bros
BARBER wanted. 1000 Alameda st: At
Fan q Mitchell Employment Agency.
EOS san Francisco ST
WANTED-Non union paper hanger. Ad-
dress az, Herald
FIRST class tire changers. Apply at once.
Boss Rubber Co. SO Texas
WANTED Three Me1Icans 70 work in the
garden Mrs Steffen. Val Verde addition
WANTED-AmerIcan boys with wheels
A B. C. Delivery Co.. l-s y Campbell
YOUNG man. office assistant with some
knowledge OF sten0graphy preferred. Ad-
dress N $50. care Herald
WANTED at once; Al body builder.
steady job for the right man; married
man preferred Address sam Williamson,
800 Texas ST.. Fl Paso. Texas
MANTED-Firsr class miller for -four
mill; viii pay 500 salary a month TO an
experienced miller none other need apply /
Phone or write 10 Gaspar Gir0n. san Eliz- ]
ario. Texas.
WANTED-Window trimmer and card I
writer; young man preferred; must be prac- I
teal dry goods man, state age and salary /.
wanted Golden Rule Dry Goods Co. B
Albuquerque. New Mexico
PATROLNIAN'S EXAMINATION
DEPARTMENT OF POLICE.
Applications will be received by the Civil 7
Service Police and Fire Commission. CITY ]
Hall. Fl Paso. Texas. from Monday. July . 7
1871 20 Monday. IS. 1917. for the position '
~ 'FALkOLMAN.' Department OF Po-
lice. CITY Of Fl Paso. Texas
Applicants must possess the following I
publications.
Citizen Of the United States. and resident
OF Fl PasO for one year.
Not less than feet Inches IN height.
OF less than $50 pounds in weight.
Not less than q or more than IS wears I
u age
Good moral character.
The mental examination Will be held.
saturday. July q. 1917. at . o'clock D. m.
az CITY Hall
Application blanks etc can be obtained
from Secretary, Council Chamber. City
c. Jack Henry. Secv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

me following quote lions furnished by
L1Eau Dc Bryau's private wire 20 Curtiss
Montague & Co. stocks and bonds h0te.
sheldon. give closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
Wanted HeID-FemaIe.

class cook. no other need
uuIv. 1910 Montana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished.

THREE room cottage and sleeping porch
j. NJ LauEford. phone 1112
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
Enjoyable Entertainment by
st. Marks Aid Society

Mechanicsburg, Pa, March A
successful and entertaining program
was given last evening by st. Marks
Lutheran Aid Society at the home of
Mrs. l. G. HinlSel, North Market
street. The place was replendent in
American flags and o stage was built
for the occasion. The program fol-
lows:
Vocal duet, Reeves and Lorenzo
Rahter Myers and Fred Wilson;
School in Mother Gooseland," four
teen children in costume representing
the different characters; piano solo,
Miss Dorothy Ross; THE Family
Drum Corps" showing a family drill
ing for war, Miss Violet Bowman,
Henry Wilson, Richard Hinkle, Russell
Dougherty and William DeVenney;
dialogue, "Brighet's Investment" Miss
Violet Bowman, Miss Lulu Coover,
William Haley, Carroll and Arthur
Fetser; living songs and living pictures
illustrated by the following persons,
Mrs. Sophia Slyder, Mrs. John Eppley,
Miss Margaret Ryan, Mrs. Edwin Mai
lor, Miss Catharine Seiffert, Miss Es-
ther Ryan, Mrs. Mark B. Ibach, Fred
Wilson, Miss Leah Knoll, Miss Frances
Mumma, Miss Beatrice Heikes, Nor
man DeVenney, Miss Mary Ross, Miss
Rose Bowman, Miss Hazel Fink, Miss
Ruth Heffelfnger, Herman Trimble
and Robert Myers; grand finale, Star
Spangled Banner" sung by entire cast.
A huge frame was made for the pre-
sentation of the pictures, forming a
novel and beautiful part of the enter
tainment. The committee of arrange
ments were Miss Lulu Coover, Mrs. /.
c. Hinkle and Miss Mary Ross.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
MT. UNION FORMS |
MASONIC LODGE
Men Prominent in Fraternity
Attend Constitution of
No. 688

Mt. Union, Pa, March 2. - One of
the largest affairs in the history of Mt.
Union occurred at o'clock yesterday
afternon when the First Masonic
Lodge of the borough was constituted.
The lodge will be known as No. 68S.
About 160 prominent Masons of the.
State attended the affair, after which
q o'clock banquet was given in the
at which there were 152 plates
L. N. Crum, a prominent merchant
of Mt. Union, is the highest officer OF
the new lodge and acted as toast /
master. He called upon the following'
prominent State Masons for toasts: d,
Louis A. Watres, Grand Master or
Scranton; w. HARRISON Walker, D. d:
G.. NJ, of the Twenty first District, OF
Bellefonte; John A. Perry, Grand Sec-d
retary of Philadelphia; DR.. Howard C.I
Frontz, d. D. G. M, of Huntington.
Clement w. Snyder, Hollidaysburgi |
Supt. w. M. Rife, Henry d. Reinerss
Charles c. Brewster, James G. Dell,
Ralph H. Gilbradth, e. M. Green and
Charles L. Reed, of Huntingdon: VIM.
III. Allen, Downingtown; John X. Raysl
Tyrone; the Rev. c. r. Wise. Threei
Springs; A. II. Evans, Saxton; 81
Franklin Forgeus, DR.. Robert H.
Moore. and George S. Womer, Hunt.
ingdon; Dr. G. A. r. McClain, and thee
Rev. s. s. Carnell, Mt. Union.
The new lodge starts with 81 char.
ter members and has it's hall in the
new Swope building. An opening cere-
mony was held in the new hall afteri
the banquet, which all attended.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
Pennsylvania Couples
Married at Hagerstown

Hagerstown, Md, March 2. - Miss
Charlotte L. EndeFs and William F.
Handshaw, both of Harrisburg, we've
married at the parsonage of st.
Marks Lutheran Church by the Rev.
DIR. j. William OFT.
Miss Zella v. Helm, of Shady Grove,
Pa, and Elmer w. Grosh, Waynesboro,
Pa were married by the Rev. Victor
Miller.
Miss Veronica NJ. Laliberte, of
Hagerstown, Nd, and Edward 1. Mar
tin, of Greencastle, Pa, were married
on Wednesday at Williamsport, this
county, by the Rev. w. l.. Murray.
After a trip to New York they will
live at Greencastle.
Miss Bertha Mays and Arthur Pultz,
both of Cornwall, Pa, were married on
Thursday at the parsonage of St.
Johns Lutheran Church by the Rev. J..
Edward Harms.
Marriage licenses were issued here
to the following: Thomas Nicholson
and Bertha M. Fink, of Altoona, Pa. !;
u. Henry Rotz and Iva Pennell, both
of ChaHbersburg, Pa; Carl V. Kirk
nesser and Olga T. Orendorf, both of
Niddletown, Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
improvements in Telephone
Service Made at Newport

Newport Pa, March 2.-The Perry
County Telephone and Telegraph
Company is contemplating various i'm
provements to its lines throughout the
county in order to facilitate service
Inasmuch as the Pennsylvania Public
Service Commission has for the pres
ent, at least, abandoned its opposition
to the company's proposed construc-
ton of line from Newport to New
Bloomfield, the company will start
work on this construction as soon as
the weather is fit. The cable, consist
ing of fifty wires, formerly carried on
and Penn avenue to the central tele-
phone office in the First National Bank
Building, has been put under ground.