Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-26
ROTARY CLUB GIVES
PRIZES TO RECRUITS

In demand and have many engage
ments.
Citizens Committee
The Citizens Committee for the ho-
tary meeting is as follows;
Governor Martin G. Brumbaugh,
Lieutenant Governor Frank b. Nc
CLAIM, Edward L. Beidleman, Mayor
Charles A. Miller. City Commissioners
Il. u. Gross, William II. Lynch, Will
liam L. Gorgas. 5. l.. Dunkle; David
L. Tracy. Charles Z. BURNETT, Arthur
d. Bacon. Robert Mccormick, Edward
L. McColgin, Arthur II. Bailey, Will
liam H. Bennethum Sr., George w.
Bogar. c. NJ. kaltwasser, William B..
McCaleb, Andrew S. Patterson, George
W. Reilly, George S. Reinoehl, A. G..
Stamm, E. 2. Wallower. Spencer c.
Gilbert, E. ]. Stackpole, Vance c. Nc
Cormick. Colonel NJ. z. Finney, Will
liam NJ. Donaldson, William Jennings,
+. L. Wickersham, Charles E. Covert,
w. T. Hildrup Jr., Frank c. sites,
William D. b. Ainey. Robert E.
Reeves, ]. Z. B. Cunningham. w. j.
Rose, Judge S. J. NJ. McCarrell, Judge
George Kunkel, ]. Howard Stine, John
A. Affleck, Al X. Thomas, Edwin c.
Thompson, J. horace Mcfarland, the
Rev. w. S. Herman, Bishop j. Henry
Darlington, Bishop Philip r. McDev~
itt Frank b. Bosch, IL w. Stubbs.
Frank r. Downey. II. II. Hefkin, j.
Clyde Myton. B. c. Haldeman. A. l.. Hall
d. NJ. Dull, Frank II. Bomgardner. Dr.
c. C. CocklIn, w. o. Hickok III, Will
liam E. Z. Lauver, Sheriff w. w. Cald-
well, Adjutant General Thomas j..
Stewart, Colonel L. V. Rausch. An
drew L. Buchanan. George +. Lumb,
Joseph H. Wallazz, William NJ. Robi-
son, John S. Musser, Gus NJ. Steinmetz,
Howard c. Fry, Samuel p Eby. Frank
B. Musser, Edwin S. Herman, ]. Will
liam Bowman, George w. Reilly,
George E. Whitney. w. Boone Abb
bott; Mrs. Lyman D. Gilbert, Miss
Anne Mccormick and Mrs. Raymond
u. Gillispie, representing the Red
Cross. and Noah Walmer, representing
the G. A. r.
To Maintain Standard
Captain Henry NJ. Stine, in charge
of the recruiting for Company c, re-
ports the class of men who have
applied for enlistment to have been
unusually high and at the present
time he has many applications. 1t
is the intention of the officers to ac-
cept only the best of the applicants,
that the high standard of the Harris
DuIB companies may bS lllGeliitdlIShs
An applicant last evening was anN-
ious to enlist in the artillery. Press
ed for a reason he admitted he
wanted to join the artillery because
the fellows had it soft didn't need
to walk, but could always ride when
the troops moved" He was told that
Company c was not looking for men
who were hunting soft snaps.
Band to Play
The public concerts have proved
to be n great aid to recruiting. II
is believed the strains of martial
music have induced many young
men of the city to enlist. To-mor-
row evening the following program
will be given by the Eighth Regi
ment Infantry Band:
March, The Worlds Progress"
Victor Herbert
Overture. Poet and Peasant"
Fvr Suppe
waltzes, La Estudina,"
waldteufel
Trombone novelty. "Lassus
Selection, "The King Pin"
Spanish Dance, "Banderillos."
Donizetti
"Panazza Promenade" Pryor
March. American Cadet" Hall
d. NJ. Clark is bandleader.
Days Honor Roll
To-days honor roll Is as follows:
Max Swartz, Rumanian, 1870
North Sixth street; Harvey Finley,
1925 North Third street; Byron p.
Nissley, 1876 State street; Rudy Z.
| Freeland, 1918 Fulton street; Rus
sell Walsh. 15251a North Third
street; Samuel Shandler, 1904 Green
street.
Men Who Enlisted
The following young men from
! Harrisburg and vicinity made up
Yesterdays honor roll at the recruit
! ing station for the regular army;
Russell j. Crum, Mt. Union, infan-
| try; Joseph Leo, Halifax, infantry;
| Samuel Leo, Halifax, infantry; Will