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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Stalieniibes lInterieebuDt
Srrtbtimlt9er @eiie DON eiusm ameri,
tdnii4eu Patroutaei4tffe be-
i9oiieu,

/ Daibtugtou, .. g., 8. Sit.
Sas WtdrIneoesO Oeparrement nlGc5te
am TtOutas abeno oos 5ciseuoe be-
tannt:
! rSas Uiartne=9 =9epartemelt tit pcu
Dem @iae@4Dmiral Gins 5cna4ri9,
tist pOrben, bob OOr &ur5eu. etn ame,
ritdnil9es YatrouilleI9ifJ pabreno
ber gla9t stnem ifalientiAen uEters
ieeboot begegnete unD als bas tsBtere
oos Ssretnbarte GrteuHuugsSsNbea
nidt erpioerts, Geuer auf ss gqb,
mas Sur GoIse bate, Oab etn Sffi3ter
urb ein Wiatroie getGotet pur6en, ebe
bic Sbeutttdt Oes llnterieebOOtes felIs
geiteIlt Durbe.
~Tises4omiral Gins unteriudt in
Der etngebenoiter 8eiie Die glneeEe.
ger1beit u1io er ptro ipdter oas g8ei.
tere an Aas M0rineoep1rterne1t be.
rihten.
Der Taartne4SetretGr bat cine
Sepei9e an ben UlarinezMintiter in
&om geitift, m Der er 0em tieften
GeoGuern u5er bas unsliidli4e @rrt5s
nib 4usbrut CAB
Wabrenb bic Giraelbeiten iiber ben
Bprfa1 bier nitf benurt Iin6, iIt aus
Der Sbatfade, baB elm Sffi5ter Il. EN-
Weatroie getobtet Ulroeu, nn5uneb-
men, bdb Der Sburm bes 1Irterieebnp'
tes Don einem 9ei6Ob setrnTfen pur.
be unb bic 9et0btetsn, Der Sffi5ie1
ain Ss1rpbr unp Der UIatrpie am
Stelter tpdre1.
Graf &orl pou 2urburg
beftnbet ii9 immer nod
in @rgeutiuien.
9ueuDs Qtres, 8. Sfto6er.
Regierunssbeamte saber ON Mapntag
gu, bab Der friibers beuti6e 9eIotbts
IN argenttnien, @ruf &orl bon Qurs
burg. iia nod I'M 2nrbs befinbet, ea
tpurbe a6er utat uttget9etIt, no &c
fh ouf6dlt.
Dus 3ugeitdnbniB purbe semoft,
ols am Wtontng IN Grfabrung gebradt
tpurbe, baB bel Der SirGfuduug bes
fpontI9en 9dmpfers, auF oem ftd
@rof 2urburs ettseI9tfft bubeu ipIIte.
bon ben Offt5isrsn BEG britiibeH
arcrsers, bic bic SurdIu6ung borr
genpmnpen botten. tetne Spur DON
Gem @raFen sefuuben tptrbe.
Ser Tep SerTsp Grste 3eh
tung ftnO bic 9 f so rb
piIegtsn snt5Ogeu
norben.
ReDurt, %, g., 8. Sttober. -
Gnptn g. 9rietb. Der 1eruusgebet
ter Rep sSeriep 6reie 3eituus, bic IN
oelti4er Spro9e erI9eint, fpurbe am
Montue BON ppftbepartemert beno6s
rthtigt, boB Der 3eiturg bic pofts
gribilegien eHt5ogen iporben feien. utf
ben @rirnb bin, oab fie bas Spipuages
@eIeb perlebt babe, trtbenI fie attifel
berDFfentlifte, bic fir ottfriibreriich
aeboIten tperben. Die 8uroes beunlten
hutten in Der lebter Mofe Der 3eis
t,tRs sinea Heiad abesitnttet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
MngeblidJ gefapert
Durb. bsi ben 5ibibis sSnfeln Elm
Boot nit eir,er Wanni&dft
bes .SeeabIer-,

9onbon, s. Sttcber. = Gin,
9fpeI6e Gus Wel6ourHe an bic grs
fanse telegraph 60. befagt. ss lei
teri6tet iporbsn, tob in Der Ra9bdr'
itoft Der 5ibf9isS Snsin Elm 2anss
toot nit elmer Yefasuns BON 9suts
fden Don BEN 9anbels5erItorer ,.Sets
otlsr' an 8orb, sadptrt porben fet.
gluf benz SGifie babe iid cine Sano.
ne Iopis WaI4insnsgefpebrs beflins
ben, unb bic Deutiden bdtten 5ugeses
ben, baB iis pon BEN ~SteabIsr- abs
beorbert Dorben f.ien. I'm Sagb auT
anbes S6iffe au MAIDEN.
Sn Der Ie(btsn @ots ipar bem Taas
rinesWiniifsriiim ppn Samoa aus ges
msIbst lporbsn, bdh Ii1 i'm iiib!iten
9ltlantic ;tpei bsutffe Sanbsls3eritDrtr
befinbsn. geibe Gdtffs feien NIT
WitgIsorn Der gefsbuus bss See
ahlers- bemannt. Mebtere 6anbeIs.
f6ifis ieien BON linen terisntt iDorz
BEN. Der ,Gseabler4 bntte i'm lsbteu
iyriibiabr i'm fiiSIiden atlantic Elf
SanbeIsi@ifis bsrfenit.
Reutr beutf6tr 69Ia9ts
trsustr burd auffobs
rem aus sins mime
bs.4dbigt.
Qo1bpn,8, Ottober. Die Gy.
tbanse EeIesropb gompanp beri4tet.
boB asute, bic pan 6nmburs toms
mtnb In amitsrbnm anssiumnler TnD.
seIaHaisa sc6 d Assss ls9e fia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
0put ariegsiHanplat.
Die Gage jm aIseHtsinsu ipenie pers
Gnbsrt.
Sn elanbern finbtn onbalienb 5eftiss
Grt.lerisgefs4ie
aber nur Srt!i6e Snfanteriss.fedts
> ftatt.
sln Der 6fiIi&:n Jroui fdnst es an.
ettpas Is5haftsr au tperben. :

8trIin 8. Datober. Clleber Com
fcn.) Die am Wontas Don Der Obers
ten 6eeresleituns erlaiItnen 8etannts
n a6ung iiber bic greignife auf bem
Sriegsffauplab IaItet ME folgt:
.Weftlide yront: 4rmes bes arons
prilYen Ruppreht: Die &ftbdtiss
..feit nabH am Sonntag IN Glanbern,
tom Wtittag an bis gum Gbenb, 5tpis
fheu bem WaIb bon Sontbolft unb
Der Menin-Ypern 2nnbfrabe, Be-
traatlid au. Gin beftiges 9rpmmels
feusr sins 5rtlifen ansriffn Der
9riten ppraus, bic an einigen Stelleu
Der Rnmpffront Fattfanben. Gis non
hem Geinp berangebruGtsn GturHs
fofonnen iparsn nirgGrns i'm Gtonbs
torpuriiden. Sie ipurben BON unferem
Jsusr ge5ipungen, ii9 IN ben Sra.
terislb rubig 3u perboIteu.
~armeegruppe bes beutifem arons
rrip3en: auf beiben Ssiten Der 2aon
-5oiFonssgb fanbsn lebbafts
Mrtiilsrissefedte ftatt, bic befOubers
beftis IN Der Gesenb s,pifden 4iistte
unb bem fiiblid BON pnrgnp geIeses
nsn plateau ipnren. Qlm 2tbeno pers
irften msbrere fran5Dfifde 3umpag'
nisn einen ansriff IN Der Rdbe Don
9nurailIon, fis ipurben aber Don ins
fsrsm feuer 5uriidsetrieben.'
.Stfili9 bon Der Waas unterbitlt
Der Seinb Elm Ftnriss Geu.r auf unfer.
poIitisnen apiiten Ganogneur unb
gssonpaur unb bas babinter stlesen.
1siGnbe. llnisre 2(rfilIerie perbinbsrte
elmer ansriff ber Grarscien. Der fitb.
ip,fflib Don Beaumont porbereitet
nuibs.
D,iiliher ariessfdauplab unb Mas
sebonien: .gs baben bort teine 0es
fehtt BON gsoeutuns itattsefunben.1
Die am 2benb erlnfIene ipsitere
@hnnntmadung Initet ipie folst:
.an Der Jront in 5lnnbern haben
nur 4rtiIleriegefehfe DON D<ri4ieoener
5sftiqseit ftatisefunbsn.
r9luf Dem oitli6en striessIt,au'
plaB bat ii@ nidas Bi4tisss srs
tisnet.s
IN Der ruffifdtn Jrout
sebt es eimas lebbafs
ter 5u.
Ct. petersburg, 8. Ottpba.
1lsber Qcnbon. Qln Der ruiIiiten
iSrom iinb Die beibsri.itigen pas
irOuillsn uns:p5bnlit attip. Die
pifisieIs ge.arntma6uns. bic auf
bisIe unb anOers ereisniiis auf bsm
ssrisszi4auplaB 9esug bat. Iauiet pls
fc!et:
T1rbli4e Dront: RSrblid bon Der
pIssinuer See-itrabs unb bem pouss
t.s@eboft sinssn nab Dorberiser 2lr-
'i1ttieDcrbtreitung iiorte aolonhen
ltinbIiter grtunbisungstruppsn gum
unsriff iiter, 4. ipurben nber Don uns
iersm i5euer 3ariidsstrisben.
.infIin bon bsm Shlolis Gnasls
lnropof unts.tisIisn bic fsinbli9tn
RinspiDtrftr mshrmals sin beftigss
Gsu,r nuf unitrs poiiiionen.
sssEl Der 0eaenf bon Sllntit ma9s
ten rnisre aunoi6afier cine gln5abl
Gsfcnaens.
sglsltli6s 5rpnt: Sa Der GJsaenS
pts Wii6usbsicli Sees unb norSofss
lid rcu 8nronpDibi baben gepebrs
ftutr unb arlilrittdupfs bon msbr
nIs stD6lnIi&er 6sftisteit ItatiesFun. |
ben.
rGiib5iiIihe unb rumdaif6e 5ront:
rpitr bdb<n on ,rsrf@iebenen 2lb. |
i&a'tiss Ssinslsisuss aaisakiaaasR |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
3as bentidbe 1tnterfeebput
III. 6. 293"

- IN y I'D y pnHTeH, IIp
ternirt mar, an Soups
tag bor bort eut.
tom men,
Iabrib, 8 DIT. Gin III Wabrib
ir,terutrtes beiitI4es llnterieshoot TT
tpttcmmsn.
-
WGtrenb bes arisges baben ms6rere
beutffe uaterjteboote IN beI4dbigtem
3uitanb in ipanii9en GeipdHern 3ns
flu9t ssiu9t, unb ems bdbon, bas m
Gabu einsslGuIeu mar, puros ipGter
bon Iponiiaea Sorpebobooten aus
bem Saisn biaausbesIsitet. lin Bors
fdlle dbnIi4er ART in Der 3utunft 5l
berbtEberu, untrr5sidnete am 80. Suni
D. :. ber a0nis alfons EN- Detret, IN
btm ben lnt'rleebooten Der triegflb'
renbeEWG9te per6oten Durbe, in fpas
nfi4e Sdien sinaulaufeu. Il. es tpurbs
aIei6ssitis aneeiiinbisi. bdb ale I'M
ieri,tboOts, bic in ipanii4en Getpdi'
fern siulaufeu, iateruirt perpen tpiir'
ben.
Die fir pas gnttom m n
8erantportli4eR pers
BEN sur 0erantpor
tung 1e3pgeH ptr.
WaGbington, .. G.. 8. DIT.
Die ipdnii6s 9tsgierung 6at brditii1e
Jlabnabmen stirOffsn, um bieienissn
Geamtsn gu 5itrafen, bic iiir bic
ir6re Snternirlng bes beuti4en I'm
teriee6ootss perantportli5 pareu, bas
aus Gobi, enttommen iIt. auf @runo
SffisislIsr 0epsIaen aus Rabrib. bic
Der biefgen fpauii4en 8oti4aft snses
eangsn jinb. ga1 Der goti4aftsr. Juan
5iiano, bic foI9enbe griIGrans ab:
.sroB aIler bon ben ipanii4en Ila'
rins6.borbsn setrpifeusn @prii4tss
mabresslH, einidIiebli3 Der Gntfers
ruHs Don She:leH, bic mdn fir bic
gsapigation bss S4iffss fur uHerldb'
Il4 belt, iit am Sountag gla4mtttag
tas in Gabi5 internirte beuti4e In
isrieeboot I'll. 6. 293' eutiommeH,
ieins gsIaiiss, EorpeSos unb ieins
Wtunition on Qon5 5uriidlahenh. no
je beponirt porben tparen.
Die ipanii&e Rssierung bat Elm
!eriessssriht SufommsnberufeH uno
an& bi, abIebrns bss aommanSeurs
bes aiisnaIs unb ieiues erfen aoius
tantsn jopis Der iehnii9en aommii'
lion, bic b. uuterieeboot unteriu4t
Rat, anseorbRet. gu4 III Der 5afens
aOmTanbant biz alif pstterss iuipsu'
otrt pprbeI-
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Gine ciga 5ur Qnf f6(drung oeS Ud6eS
Setreifs her 3nsfe unh 3iele bes arieses
ST in gSaibinstnn gegriinbet iuprben.

GsIis5e putiae, abureae anbcre SrsanIauHeH inS
barin bertretea.
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SSetterberid3t.

SIR Obio unb bas ipefffids
penniblbanisn: S4Ones, anbultsnb
tu5les Metter om Oienitos; am Wiitts
nod I90nes, ipdrmsres Detter.
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Sic Gage attf bent 6rie9si6ams
plab ipenig bcranSert.
Elm dsutl0es untsrIssboot, das In gadia inter
llirt war,
Vim ssnntag arS osm bsrtisea saia entfpmnen.
Die ipantie 0egierumg bat cine trense lInterimbung
oes Nprfales begpnmen.

Su Rubianb fdns bic Stuaion 5 rn Die gbung eines
aoaliiOnss sWinFrums tfeni sspb u n - Der eHenbabn,
ret madt or Der ssierung Gorge eire beu6e GTpt Iou
tn br RGbe Der Sna gormaoIm Dffa sepeem
fn Der frabere b9e gefanbts 9uos aires Graf aar
2ugburs. b<finbd Fd5 nod IN argsntinierL
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&bmra Sms b4 buB Elm rtunti9 gauusnboo eurppGb
feu Sepdfn SrbHm3er gBes ou elm iaentTGs uuteris
boot seFen Hub nn Ssier enen Taren st6bet babe
gerantts Regisruusppen @QaHea a5eraaea uut fat
gang aufJetisben,
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4a d elm @eueraIFreit in
Bafu.

Delesdtem Der @rbeitsr on alien
Oelquellen in 8afu haben fir Wfitt,
mod einen 9eneralfrsit protIomizt,
tneil bic ar6ettseber f4 gepeigert bas
ben, bic Gorberung Der acute su bes
lpinisen, Sab iein arbeiter Ohne 3us
itimmuns Der Union entLaiisH peIO.n
birfe.
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Cincinnati, 9ienaag ben O. cftobr 1917.

neusr beutfder G6ln9tirsuser auf eiz
ner prObefabrt Eel Selsoldnb auf cine
Dline oufgslaaisn unb f9per bti4ds
bigt tDorbsn lei, unb bab bri Diff
siere unb 20 WanR ertrunten feien.
Das S4iff foa IN eineu 5afeu sss
i6leppt porben fem.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23
DANDRUFF GOES!
HAIR GETS THICK.
WAVY, BEAUTIFUL
Save your hair Double its beauty
in few moments.
Try this!
Hair stops coming out and every
particle of dandruff
disappears.

Try as you will, after an application
of Danderine, you can not find a single
trace of dandruff or fal ing hair and
your scalp will not itch, but what will
please you most, will be after a few
weeks use, when you see new hair,
fine and downy at first-yes - but
really new hair-growing all over the
scalp.
A little Danderine immediately
doubles the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten u cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw 1t
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a. time. The effect is inn
mediate and amazing-your hair will
be light, fluffy and waNy, and have an
appearance of abundance, an incom-
parable lustre, softness and luxuriance,
the beauty and simmer of true hair
health.
Get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any-that
1T has been neglected or injured by
careless treatment-that's all.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. 1t goes right to the roots,
invigorates and strengthens them. Its
exhilarating, stimulating and life
producing properties cause the hair
TO grow long, strong and beautiful
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23
COTTAGE PRAYER
SERVICES LISTED
Centenary U. B. Church Pre-
pares For Big Evangelistic
Campaign

number of cottage prayer meet
ings will be held this week preparatory
to the evangelistic campaign that will
begin next Sunday morning in the
Centenary United Brethren in Christ
Church, Steelton. The Rev. A. X.
Weir is pastor of the church.
The evangelistic services will be
conducted by Rev. DIR. o. L. Williams
and wife of Warren, Pa. This even
ing meetings will be held in the fol-
lowing homes: William Cline, 204
Myers street, William Warner. $50 u
South Second street, Miss Rebecca
Rupp, 233 Pine street; Mrs. Sara
Stehman, 321 Swatara street; Mary
Hartman, 329 Lincoln street.
On Thursday evening two meetings
will be held; at the home of Fannie
Geikes, 33S South Second street, and
the home of Guy Stehman, 327 Swa-
tara street.
Three meetings will be held on
Saturday night, John Donnelly, POS
Myers street; Blaine Angstadt, 326
Mulberry street, and Eliza Malehorn,
PA Lincoln street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23

CONTINUED From First Page1
phia, provided for commission of
three to be named by the Governor
Mr.. Perry. Philadelphia, presented the
other calling for a commission of to
be named by the Governor. Mr.. Perry
said his bill would give supervision
over all boxing and sparring exhibit
tions and would limit matches to ten
rounds and require 6 ounce gloves
The commission is to have authority
to license all exhibitions and will re-
ceive 8 per cent of gross receipts.
An appropriation of $35,0 for the
participation of Pennsylvania in the
Wilson inaugural parade on March 5
is provided in joint resolution in
troduced in the House to-day by
Chairman Haight, of the Military
Committee. The Governor and his
staff and a brigade of guardsmen will
participate.
Representative Samuel A. Whitaker
Chester, to-day presented to the House
a bill to provide that the penalty for
first degree murder shall be either
death or life Imprisonment at the dis
erection of the jury or the court Three
bills to abolish capital punishment
have already been introduced Bills
similar to that of MIR. Whitaker have
been introduced several times but
vetoed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY

Time is the test of truth And Doan's
Kidney Pills have stood the test i'm
Harrisburg. No Harrisburg resident
who suffers backache, or annoying
urinary ills can remain unconvinced
by this twice-told testimony
e. A. Backenstoss, railroad brake
man, 1906 N. Fifth ST., Harrisburg.
says: Il have used Doan's Kidney
Pills on different occasions, when L
have had pain across my kidneys and
1t has only required a few doses to
relieve me. l couldn't recommend
anything better than Doan's Kidney
Pills for backache and | never hesi-
tate in doing so whenever I hear any-
one complaining of their Kidneys"
statement given August 2S, 19140
On January 81, 1915, Mr.. Backen-
,stoss said: "Since giving my former
recommendation for Doan's Kidney
Pills, I haven't had any trouble with
my kidneys. l give the credit for this
cure solely to that medicine"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy = get
Doan's Kidney Pills = the same that
Mr. Backenstoss has twice publicly
recommended. Foster -Milburn Co.
Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23
UTILITARIAN WEBBING GIFTS

Some of the wedding gifts that are
Shown to visitors were so expensive
and seemingly SO useless that | asked
about them. Some were in the form
of great fish, made of bright red
crepe, and some were ships of happi-
ness fitted out with sails of gold bro
cade. AS / had never seen these
bright grotesqueries in Japanese
homes, I wondered how they were
used. The ship, with it's flowing sails,
is entirely constructed of precious
silks and satins, not cut, but simply
basted together, so that when the
delicate compliment of a ship of hap
piness has served its purpose as a
wedding decoration, it is unbasted and
the fine crepe and brocaded silk are
made up into a rich costume.-May-
nard owen Williams, in the Christian
Herald.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23
AN EAR FOR MUSIC

a little girl of five years old was
on her way to the beach for the first
time. Her numberless questions as to
the ocean, the fish, ships, sailors, etc,
Lad embarrassed her mother and
amused the passengers. The train
finally neared the wharf where we
were to take a steamer, and as we
glided along very near the shore for.
short distance we could plainly hear
the swish, swish! of the waves. The
little girl turned from the window
with beaming face.
"Listen! she exclaimed. ct think
l Lear the fishes!" - The Christian
Herald
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23
60 VOICES NOW IN
COMMUNITY CHOIR
To Elect Officers Next Monday
Evening; 35 Women and 25
Men on Membership Roll

Sixty voices are now enrolled in
the community choir which was or
ganized Monday evening, January 10,
in the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. The choir held it's second
meeting, last evening. Twenty-Five ad-
ditional singers enrolled during the
past week and sixty voices greeted
Professor William NJ. Harclerode, the
director.
Officers will be elected next Mon
day evening, when the third meeting
will be held in the same church at
7.45 o'clock
The attendance last evening con-
sisted of thirty-five women and twenty
five men and the mixed chorus sang
Bishops Goodnight" song. The ac-
compartment was played by Mrs.
Richards.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23
EENHAUT-

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Livingston an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Sarah A. Livingston, and Harvey
l.. Bailey of Harrisburg, on Wednes-
day, January II.
Fred Newbaum who has been con-
fined to the house for some time with
broken ankle is convalescing slow
ly.
Carl Harlacher has returned from
visit TO friends in Philadelphia.
Harry Hoover is confined to the
house with a sprained back, the re-
suit of a fall on the icy pavement.
Mrs. Watson Miller of near New
Bloomfield, Perry county, who was
visiting relatives in town has returned
home.
Township auditors Raymond Mss
ley and James b. Snavely have gone
over the records of the township COM
missioners and find the accounts in
excellent shape and a nice balance in
tie hands of the treasurer for this
year.
Swatara township has 466 dogs as
sessed and several hundred that are re-
turned by the assessor as taxes un-
paid. The local constables or State
policemen will soon have a delicate
task awaiting them.
Miss Rhea Hollar has returned
from attending the funeral of rela-
tive at Shippensburg.
Evangelistic services are in pro-
gress in the Church of God. They are
very impressive and well attended.
They are in charge of the pastor the
Rev. G. III. Grove.
Mrs. Ebbert Sheets will leave this
week to spend several months. with
her sister at Fort Pierce, Florida.
William J. carp, of Bressler, has
sold his house and several lots of
ground to Louis Lecanic. Mr. carp
has moved his family to HARRISBURG
William B. Houck has removed his
| family from Detroit, Mich, TO town.
They spent four months in Michigan
and decided to return to Pennsyl-
vania
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23
COUNCIL TO TAKE
UP ASK PROBLEM
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the scarcity of labor an dthe refusal
on the part of many local contracting
companies to consider requests to fur
nish teams and men for this reason.
He referred to request which he
made almost a year ago asking for a
conference with the Commissioners to
discuss the situation.
Mr. Bailey, of the American Sure
ty Company, arrived in Harrisburg
this afternoon, and with DIR. Raunick
again went over the entire situation.
At Council this morning, the COM
misSioners said that every effort will
be made to have the service improved
and stop complaints.
Water Report In
The twenty-ninth annual report of
the water department of the Depart
ment of Public Safety was presented
to-day, showed that total cash receipts
for the year were $190,S30.96. Oe-
Quoting expenses net cash earnings
were S0,204.09 despite the reduction
made last year in the minimum rate
charged for water. Little water rent
is outstanding except bills payable 80
days after January l, 1917.
Reference was made to the resolu-
ton passed by City Council authorizing
Sinking Fund Commissioners to invest
100000 of surplus revenues in the
loan to equip the fire department with
motor apparatus. This will be done
in the near future.
Water Pure
The report contained an announce
ment that none of the 400 cases of
typhoid fever last summer were traced
to city water. DR.. George r. Motfitt
city bateriologist and chemist, in his
report mentioned the complaints re-
garding the taste of water. He ex-
planned that this was due to decompo-
sition of leaves in the water, rises in
tributaries washing into ire main river
green Shiny moses which decompose
giving the taste.
last year the total pumpage was g.
39,529,5 500 gallons. the daily average
consumption, 8,326.733 gallons, and
the cost per millions gallons for pump
ing, $4.93. During the year eight
leaks in street mains were repaired,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23
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BALDWIN ASKS FOR
CARE IN HOUSE
Speaker Tells Members Legis-
lature Is Not Judged by
Number of Its Bills

Speaker Baldwin to-day called upon
members of the House of Representa-
tives TO avoid duplicating legislation
now on the statute books and to use
care in drafting bills and great care
in considering them in committees.
Speaker Baldwin said: THE Chair
would like TO say to the chairmen of
the various committees that it is i'm
portant that you give careful con-
sideration to the bills that you have
in your committees while in commit
tee. If there are any amendments to
be made, in your judgment, to the
bills, 1t is considered a courtesy to
the member who introduced il to
notify Kim to come before you and
explain what his desires are, or what
his aim is in the bill. The Chair feels
that it is really of more Importance
TO see that the legislation that passes
Through the House is carefully con-
sidered, and does not duplicate legis-
latlon that is already on the statutes.
The Chair. himself, feels that it is not
the great volume of bills that passes
through the House that indicates that
the House has been working and do
ing its duty, rather that the care be
given TO the bills, because if the bills
are carefully considered in commit
tee, it relieves the conditions on the
floor of the House. If the bills come
from the committee carefully pre-
pared, and the chairman, or some
other member of the committee, or
the author of the bill can clearly, in a
few words explain to the House the
purpose and the nature of the bill
YOU will find that the time of the
House will be very much economical.
Therefore l do kope that the chair
men of the various committees will
be very careful to thoroughly under
stand the nature of the bills that they
report to the House and that some one
will he able to explain them, and that
the chairmen will be able to say when
called upon that they have found that
they are not Implications of the pres
ent law"