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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

vest o Z ~bolecinah gospe Marie. No pa jc en-.
KRAFT legenda obstoj.ala in sc razarila, Sc je sill
kala Maria tako, da je bilo narisano ma prsih
cd sedmih meccv prebodeno srcc. Pozneje pa
Sc Je ustanovil ravnO IA to gospo poseben praz-
mix.
Ampak 5 TEN Sc ~pobozna d~omiSljija Sc vedno
nj zadovoljila. P:oti sedmim Marijinim bolestim
Sc Je postavilo sedem radosti in tenn je nasledo-
valo sedem boletn in sedem radosti sv. .Jozefa,
Xxi so dali povod sedmim mcclellan, XII so posvc-
Gene sv. Jozefu in pasu sv. Jozefa, XII ina sedcm
vozlov.
Kult svetnikov je pospeSil sprejetjc pogan-
skin bogov V krscanska nebesa, predvesm onih, Xxi
so uteleSevali prirodne pojave in lccilno moe vo-
da, rastlin in rudhin in poleg njih vseh onih,
katerih spomina nj bio lahko zatreti V ljudskem
miSljenju. To Sc ie delalo eisto enC3tavno.
V dobi Xxi JIG odgovarjala mesecu prosincu,
so praznovali Rimljani slavnosti ma cast boga
HERNIA III Nikana, I'll prazniki so V katoliskem
koledarju pod liner; sv. HERNIA in sv. Nikanora
ravno tega dine.
V svetanu sc JIG slavil hog Bakhus pod imenom
Safer in bog Apoion pod imenom Efoibios
tudi ii prazniki so ostali pod imenom sv. Sotera
i'll sv. Efeba.
V aprilu in vinotoku so Sc praznovalc slav-
nosti Dionisijevc, dan ma to pa slavnosti ma
cast Demetrija; oba nahajamo v katoliskem
koiedarJu V 18TH dneh g. i'll 9. aprila) pod
imeni sv. Dionizija in sv. Demetrija.
Dne 6. majnika, slavnost rusoglave Cerere, sc
je %spremenil V prank sv. F~lavija, dan 10. maj
nika prank sramezl 1--WE Diane, sc je spremenil
V prank sv. PudaiSa, dan "a. majnika, svetck
paladija boginie Atene, pa JIG postal prank
svete Paladiie.
Mesecu augusta so bile V starem Rimu slav-
noSti, Xxi SO sc zvale saturnalije; ia paganska
slavncst sc slavi V rniSki cerkvi dine %. augusta
kot prank sv. Satprnina.
Slavnosti Gorgon(9. gruden), pekelnih bozan-
stew, Xxi so simbolizirala naidaljso temo V letu,
so zamenjane ; praznikOm svete Gorgonije.
Pc svatbi Bakha z Zefirom. neznim vetrGkom,
Sc ie slavila nimfa Aura placida, krSGanstvo JIG
napravilo IL tega sveto Avro i'll svcto Placido.
Poganska formula rogarc ct donare (prosiai
III darovati) JIG bila izvor "a sv. Rogacijana in
Donaciiana, cnako kakor flor ct lux (cvet in luG)
"a sv. FlOro i'll Luciio.
Pogansko leto Sc je zaGenjalo z mesecem
suscein. Bio JIG tedaj obiGa jno voSGiti V prvem
tednu srecno novO lefo z izrekom ''perpetuam fe-
licitatem" (veGno sleGo). V krSGanskem koledar-
jul so sc tc bescde ohranile in sprcinenilc V prank
(dne Z. susca) svete Pcrpetue in svete Felicite.
Slovanski bog Svafovit Sc je spremenil V sve-
tcea Vida, katcrega so praZnovali. kakor piSe V
SyoJi kroniki menih Helmond, cisto pogalsko.
) ceSceniem svetnikov ie tesno zdruzeno Ge-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

Sc ljudie ne trgajo prav prevec Ia
to casino sluzbo. Zalostno je, da
Sc Jill sploh Sc kaj dobi. Rekru-
tiraio Sc vendar IL delavskega
razreda in znano jim je re pri
vstopu, da bodo sluzili roper de-
lavce. Ampak tako je. In dokler
bo vladal kapitalisticni sistem,
bodo njegove razmere ~porajale
tudi take Izda.jalce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

scenic ostankov, XII je nadaljevanje starega fetish
zma. TO c~escenjc &c uvela V ~zivljenje kasta duhov-
nikov, da 81 priskrbi bogate dchodke. Srcdnjeve-
ska zgodovina nam podaja mnogo primerov o raz-
pifijah med ccrkvami in samostani, kateri izmed
njih ina prave Ostanl;e. To ~ces6enje sc je neznan-
sko razSirilo. Znane so besede opata de Marol-
les, XII Jill je ~izgoyoril V Amienski k~atedrali, ko
je poljuboval glavO Janeza Krstnika: 'Bogu
bod hvala, to je ze peta glava Krstiteljeva.
XII sem jo ~poljuhil V zivljenju'. Ludvik Lalan-
ne je objavil seaman katoliskih ~relilvij: pc tenn
se=namu moreno ~sestaviti z ~relikvij:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

Blaza ........... i telo 5 glav
Ia sv. Andreja .......... 5 teles 6 CLAW Il rOk
~" AntOna .......... 4 teleSa 8 CLAW 6 rOk
" Barbara .......... 3 telesa 2 CLAW
-" Bazilija .......... 4 telesa 5 glav
-" Blaza ............ l telo 5 glav
-" Eligija ........... 2 tclesi 3 glave
-" klementa ......... 3 tclesa D CLAW
%" Stefana .......... 4 telesa s glav
JurlIa ........... ~ teles
-" Helene ........... 5 teles 5 CLAW
HllarlJo .......... s teleS
Janeza Kr. ....... 10 CLAW
-" Julio ........... 20 teles 20 CLAW
Leonardo ........ 5 teles III glav ~ rok
-" Pankracija....... 30 teleS
Lukeza (apostola) s teles 9 CLAW
~ Filipa ............ 3 telesa lSglav II rok
Sebastjana ........4 4 telesa 5 glav 13 rok
j. t. d.
JaneLa nj. ........ IL glaV
Opat DereCnancourt navajo V svoiem SpiSu
"Zgodovina klera Skcfije Arraske" r~clikvije FIJI
ne$ke opatije Kos pravega kriza, lasje Matere
bozle, vclikc koSc Syetega otiraca, kcse Jezusove
obleke, kos svete gobe, kos sve.ega kopja, trn
IL svete krone, kapljo krvi, rebro sv. Nikolaja,
prst sv. Huberta i. t. d.
Zbirka rclikvij kapele V Saint-Omer je Sc
zanimivejSa; tam imaio pc starem seznamu: kos
pravega kriza in kos kopja, wee kosov name, xxi
je padla L neba, - kos Kristusovega groba in kos
oblck2 sv. Marie, kos kameEiie ploS6e, ma katero
le pisal Bog $ pritom Mojzesovc zapovedi, kapljo
kristusovega pota, kos Aaronove malice, lasje ma
tere bozjc i'll kos meme obleke, kos cvctlice. XII jo
Je dala matt bozja svojemu sinu, kos okna, skoz
katcro je priSel aItnangel Gabriel X Mariji.
Use osebnosti katoliskega Olimpa so morale
r.ispevati k ~, bicainim zakladoIn relikvii. Maj
c~enejse so bile tie, Xxi so bile V stiku $ Kristusom.
Njegova oblcka Sc nahaja obenem V Moskvi, V
1rieru in dyakrat V Rimu; neobi6ajno mnogo Sc
hrani ~njegovih solz, n~jegove krvi, njegovega po-
t~a.njegov pOpek in predkozica. Sveto kopje ie OBJ
.enem V Parizu, Moskvi, Pragi, Krakow, Rimu,
Antiohiji in V ra2nih diugih krajih. Zrebljev S
svetega kriza Sc racupa mad 200; istotako ie z
""N" trnjevo krono in drugimi predmeti pri kri-
zanju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23
Zoper prosveto.

V Clevelandu je bill dr.. Ben l..
Roitmann, manager znane Enc
Goldman, obsojen nj 1000 dollar
jew globe in Sest mesecev pristine
d%elavnice, ker je dell literature
o kontroli porodov. Porotniki so
potrebovali 13 ur posvetovanja,
preden so priSli do svojega mo-
drega sklepa.
Skorai neverjetno je, kaksno
moe ina hinavScma. Vtepla je lju-
dem V glavo, ola je Eontrola poro-
dov nckaj nemorainega, in Sedaj
verjamejo, ola je memoranda. &c
hi kdo potipal porotnikom ma Ii
leo, pa jih vpraSal, V Gem je ia
n~emoralnost, stavimo, ola ne hi
mogel nc eden izmed feh dvanaj-
stih "ljudskih sodnikov" poveda-
ii; kajti kar nj, sc lie more po-
vedati. V resnici nj kontrola 2o-
rodOv prav mic druzega, kal;or
prakt;cno vprasanje. &c nj IA
ravno rojstvo 6loveka nemoralno,
tedai tudi znanje njegovih okol-
s6in ne biti nemoralno. A
vendar obsodijo cloveka, Xxi nj Ia
krivil mic druzega, kakor da Je
razSirjal nekoliko prakticnega
znania, ma glObo i'm pristine delo I!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

v "Slav. Monatshefte" priobcuje
DIR. J. Horak pregled ceskega kapitala,
osredotocenega v ceskih denarnih "a
vodih. Akcijski kapitali, rezervni fon-
di in vloge teh zavodov sna$ajo skupaj
4 miljarie in 100 miljonov (4,730,-
900 ,O00) kron ter pride ma vsako &C.
sko duso (Cehov je 6,400, 00O) 739 X.
Cd tega kapitala je v poljedelskih "a
drugah 140 miljonov, krcditnih zadru-
gah 900 miljonov, okrajnih kreditnih
zadrugah 1870 miljonov, hranilnicah 1
miljarda, hipotekarnih bankah sos mi
%ljonov, moravski dezelni banki 172
miljonov in v I2 trpovskih bankah
1887 miljonov kron.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18
Easy to Make This
. Pine Cough Remedy
Thousands Of families swear By tie
prompt results. inexpensive
and saves about 81.
@.-s.@F-t+s.s.t~+e+;,.ss.t@t+tt

! You know that pine is used in nearly
all prescriptions and remedies for
coughs. The reason is that pine con-
tainS several peculiar elements that
have a remarkable effect in soothing
and healing the membranes of the
throat and chest.
Pine cough syrups are combinations of
pine and syrup. The Syrup" is usually
plain granulated sugar syrup. Moth
dng. better, but why buy it? You can
easily make it J ourself in Ave minutes.
To make the best pine cough remedy
shat money can buy, put 2ih ounces
of Pinex t60 cents WORTHY In a pint
bottle, and fill up with home.made
sugar syrup. This gives YOU a full
pint-more that you can buy ready-
made for $3.50. 1t is pure, good and
very Observation-Disclosures take it eagerly.
You can feel this take hold of cough
The cough may be dry, hoarse and tight.
or may be, persistentiy loose from the
formation of phlegm. The cause is the
same-infamed membranes-and this
Pinex and Syrup combination will stop
it-usually in "a hours or less. Splen-
did. too, for bronchial asthma. hoarse-
mess, or any ordinary throat aiIment.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound of Norway pine extract famous
the world over for its prompt results
,, Beware of substitutes. Ask your
druggist for "21s ounces of Pinex''
with directions, and don't accept any-
thing else: Guaranteed to give abso-
Lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
une FInex Co., TT. Wayne, Ind,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18
"Open Your Heart and
Give Basket For Needy
Family" Is the Appeal

Baskets for needy families to be
given as Christmas presents are
wanted by the Associated Charities.
An appeal for these gifts was made
by members of the charities last
night. "Open your heart and give
basket for a needy family" was
flashed over the borough by char
ity workers.
Miss Marie Wiseman, visiting
nurse for the charities suggested
this plan of spreading Christmas
cheer among the poor at a session
of the charities last night. All dona-
tions left at room No. 4, Steelton
Trust Company building on the
morning of December "a will be
greatly appreciated.
The chariety concert given by the
Steelton Band neted the Charities
$436. This amotnt was turned
over by w. B. Hoddinott, manager
of the band and chairman of the
concert committee. This will be a
sufficient amount of money to carry
on the work of the organization this
winter unless something unexpected
turns up.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18

join. I have no sons in the Army.
l have no daughters at all. But !
feel that I have a personal interest
in the hundreds of thousands Of
American boys who are going or
have gone to France; and I'm goiag
ID evidence that interest by taking
memberships, for all the family"
And a service flag with five Red
Crosses is in the window of shat
home.
What Harrisburg Has Done
Harrisburg Chapters activities
since the war began have been on a
very large scale.
Mrs. Carl Ely, who is chairman
% the packing committee, reports
this" 146 boxes and packages have
been shipped, as follows:
Emergency cot equipment, 12; TO
France, 81; to U. S. military relief,
go; to division supply warehouse,
Philadelphia, A; acquisitions, 10.
Detailed contents of the boxes in
clue 3.7S1 pieces of patients cloth
ing, 6,S6s pieces of hospital linen,
500 pieces of operating room linen,
90,408 surgical dressings, $500
knitted articles, 552 pieces of chill
dren's clothing, and SLAB lniscel-
laneous pieces; or a grand total of
11S,S9S pieces. That was from April
1 to Nov 1.
The report of Mrs. Mercer B. Tate,
chairman of the purchasing com
mittee, shows that n total of s24,-
S06.02 has been expended for sup
plies of various kinds.
In a letter from w. Earle Mark,
son of Mrs. Fl. b. S. Mark. of the
Rodearmel apartments, Y. NJ. C. A.
secretary, on active service with the
American expeditionary force in
France, he says: 81 suppose 1 have
written one hundred letters and
packed as many Christmas boxes
for boys who wanted to send some
thing home and We're unable to do it
themselves. 1t is wonderful the spirit
in which messages are sent. Here
they are, wet, dirty, from knee down
one solid coat of mud, living in bar
racks, working hard all day, vet
they tell you to write they are hav-
ing the time of their lives; that they
are glad they are here, but they
tell it to you in a way that reminds
you of the little boy who swore be-
cause there was only one thing else
to do and that was cry. No one can
tell the Joy in taking the place of
father, mother, sister and brother
Ior nunureoS OF nomeSlcK DoyS.
eff the folks home could only real
ize what men and women who are
serving are doing for their boys they
would double the amount of money
they are giving. If il were possible
to have on hand all that is needed
many a young fellow could be kept
from going down the line.
What a heroic race the French
are-what wonderful fighters, never
giving up, suffering all the time and
never cast down. cannot under
stand how they bear their burden
and are so cheerful. BY the way,
there should be pockets on the
knitted undervest for there is no hip
pocket in their trousers. so they have
no place for their handkerchiefs."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18
WORKING HARD
FOR MEMBERS
Drive For Christmas Enlist
ments For Red Cross
Well Under Way

The total number of Christmas
members secured during the drive
to-day totaled 2,S06.
This number will be placed on the
electric sign in Front street erected
by the Electric Company. The first
number was posted last night.
/. The Rea | Estate Department
duplicated the record of the Roll
Shop Department when Il report of
100 per cent. Membership was made
at the headquarters to-day. Officers
of the Chapter are of the opinion
that many of the departments are
holding out until they have reached
this percentage.
Members of the committee are
considering a proposition of sending
members of the boy SCOUTS around
the borough streets to request those
who have joined the chapter to
place the service flags in the win
dows.
IF Steelton is to reach it's slogan,
every person must work untirinSly
the remainder of the campaign" a
member of the committee said to-
day. The total number of members
obtained so far Is very small COM
pared with the other campaign" she
continued. The majority of the can
vassers are working hard while
others are leaving the work go until
later in the week. This is a bad mis-
take as the earlier a resident is in
duced to join the sooner that per-
son will get another member" she
said further.
Every ecort is being made by COM
mittee members to stimulate enlist
ments. Members of the committee
are instructing canvassers to inn
press upon the people the task Steel
ton has undertaken to accomplish
and just what is expected of them.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18
OF S.TEELTONI
MORE.COAL Is
SHIPPED HERE
Two Carloads Arrive at Yards
of Detweiler Brothers;
More Expected

The arrival of two carloads of
coal in the borough this morning
greatly relieved the serious coal
shortage existing for almost week.
The coal was shipped to Detweiler
Brothers. Another car is enroute and
is expected in the next twelve hours.
This shipment of coal will be suf-
,ficient to provide for about $50 fam
lilies in half ton lots. This will not
begin to fill the orders. but will tenn
porarily relieve the situation, it was
announced at the office of Detweiler
Brothers.
Residents who were badly in need
of fuel have taken advantage of the
offer of the Steelton Store Company
to purchase a supply in bushel lots.
Many residents are being supplied
this way. Yesterday a continual
stream of wheelbarrows. express
wagons and sleds poured out of the
warehouse with bushel of coal on
them which will supply heat for a
family for short time. With them
they took the promise of the dealer
that more would be sold when an
other shipment arrives.
Coal is being sold by this concern
in half-ton lots, delivered to the
home. but this is very indefinite and
may not be delivered for a week on
account of the sacrcity OF teams and
labor. Sales in bushel lots were Of
fered to give residents a chance to
secure temporary supply
Coal dealers were optimistic over
the future situation. They were
unanimous in their opinions that a
steady stream OF coal would be
shipped to the borough, keeping res
idents supplied as they need it.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18

burg Chapter of National War Aid
have called to tender their condol-
ence and assistance to the grief
stricken parents. Earl Aurand came
of fighting stock At the age of IT
he first enlisted in the Regular Army
and at the end of his term returned
home, enlisting later with the Gov
ernor's Troop for service on the
Mexican border. Again returning
home he re-cnlisted in the Regular
Army last June and was sent with
his comrades to Europe. He was "a
years old and was well and favorably
known among his fellows here. His
commanding officer in reporting his
death from wounds speaks in praise
of his bravery and devotion to duty
to the last.
Now that their boy has been taken
the people of Harrisburg will not
withhold the substantial aid which
the parents manifestly need at this
time. Mr.. Aurand is out of employ
ment and as his sight is seriously i'm
paired and he is still weak from a
surgical operation during the sum
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18
MIDDLETOWN

Mrs. Lydie Shaenor, aged "A, died
at her home Sunday evening. She
had resided in town for many years.
She is survived by the following
children: william Shaenor, Harry
Shaenor and Mrs. w. J. Roop, of
town; Evan Shaenor and Hugh
ShaenoF, Harrisburg. Two brothers,
Evan Geary and Alexander Geary,
Harrisburg; one sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Mellvie, Lemoyne. Funeral services
will be held from her home to-mOr-
row afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. The
Rev. Fuller Bergstresser of the St.
Peters Lutheran Church. of which
she was n member, will ofiiciate.
Burial will be made in the Penbrook
Cemetery.
The community Christmas tree
was placed in position at Center
square yesterday afternoon by Arthur
Luckenbill, Jacob Wise, Lee Good,
Harry Nissley and John Vance. John
Boyer, borough electric light super
fntendent and force of men started
work this morning on wiring it.
The Rev. Fuller Bergstresser
spoke at Zion Lutheran Church,
Harrisburg, last evening.
Mrs. Dorothy Kundra, aged As,
died at her home in the Jednota
farm, Sunday evening from COM
plication of diseases. Besides her
husband, she is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Agnes, Mary, Helen,
John and Frank, at home; Andrew
and Michael, Hartford, Conn. F'uner-
al services will be held in the Jed
nota chapel tomorrow morning at
$50 o'clock. The Rev. Jules Foin, OF
st. Mary's Catholic Church, will hold
mass, assisted by the Rev. Mr.. FriS-
tocky and the Rev. Mr.. Anthony, of
the Jednota chapel. Burial Will be
made in the Jednota Cemetery.
The social committee of the Mems
Bible class of the M. u. Sunday
school, will meet at the home of the
secretary, II. e. Moore, Ann street
Thursday evening.
Mrs. G. w. Rodfong left yesterday
afternoon for Bethlehem, where she
will visit her son, George Rodfong'
for some time.
Pupils of the Susquehanna school
building will hold a Christmas en-
tertainment in the building on Fri
day afternoon.
The captains and lieutenants of
the Red Cross, who are making a
drive for 1000 members, report that
the total members to-day is 1000.
Mrs. A. b. Cressler left yesterday
for Philadelphia on a visit.
Miss Ethel McNair, a teacher OF
Roselle, N. j., is spending two weeks
in town, owing to the schools pelng
closed there on account of scarlet
fever.
All but four of the boys who were
sent from the car works to Rock
ford, ILL.,, and were in the service OF
the United States to be sent to
France to do work for the car com
pany under the government, have
been sent away. They are Walter
Shellenberger, William Swartz, STAN
Low anon and Lee IJlrich.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18
$4,000 WILL BE
IN RED CROSS
Continued from First Page.l

CONTINUED from First Page.1
manders, so that the latter can get
in touch with headquarters.
Thousands of service flags were
sent out this morning, as were the
new buttons and bangles. A corps
of workers at Market and Court
street headquarters was very busy
to-day getting all the supplies packed
for the ward workers.
Better things are expected from
the teams to-day because organiza-
tions have been perfected, and the
men declared at noon that while the
women ran ahead yesterday a dlf-
Ierent story will be told when the
last returns are in tonight.
We'll we'll see about that" said
the women.
Few Are Refusing
Here and there the workers are
meeting with refusals, and It is a
particularly striking thing that no
reasons other than a plain mo" ac-
company these refusals.
Certainly" said one woman out
Marke street this morning. Til
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18
Thirty Bags of Mail
Leaves Local Office

Accordingto Postmaster M. M.
Cusack, thirty bags of Christmas
mail left the local office for all
points this morning. This eclipses
all records of the office for Christ
mas mail, Postmaster Cusick said.
Much of the mail is for Army camps
where Steelton boys are located.
The mail is increasing daily and
several extra men and equipment
have been placed into the service.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18
Bonuses For Pullman Men
Will Include Harrisburgers

Employees of the Pullman Company
in Harrisburg will figure in holiday
gift of between 100000 and $500, 900
will be distributed to 10000 employees,
according to Give Runnels. assistant
to the president of the company.
Conductors and porters, as well as
all office employees receiving less than
$4,000 a year, will receive d bonus of
10 per cent. of their salaries during
the last six months.
p. II. D. BRAKEMAN INJURED
Reninn min Reno of Rainhridge. aged
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18

mer, which fact was withheld from
their boy in France, he is not able to
perform heavy physical labor. But
there ought to be some light indoor
work which will enable him to sup
port in omfort the mother of a
brave boy-the first sacrifice of Har-
risburg on the battlefields of
France. The Telegraph will be glad
to hear of any employment which
will suit the father in his present
condition,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18
Standing Of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE
Philadelphia DivisiOn-The 103 crew


first to go after o'clock.
Engineer up: May.
Firemen up: King, Davis, Warfel,
Carrell. Froelich, Vuchity, Carbaugh,
Handiboe, Baer.
brakeman up: Sheaffer.
Middle DiyisiOn-The 10 crew first
to go after 2 o'clock; 50, 4, Is, Z, 53,
%. 6. 25, 81. 81.
Firemen for 4, 81.
Conductors for Is, 33, %, s.
Flagman for Is.
Brakemen for Q. (2).
Engineers up: Blink. Leopard, Bliz-
zard, Asper, Burris. e. r. Snyder.
Peightal. Hawk.
Firemen up: Roddy, Bechtel, Gault,
Putt, Miller, Peck, Arnold, Kurtz,
linger.
Conductors up: Glace, Hilbish,
Leonard, Coup, Dotrow.
Brakemen up: Murray, Shade, Hem
minger, Bechtel, Fegley.
Yard BOard-EnSineers for &C, 4th
&c, lie, 3rd lac. 3rd 15C. SIC.
F'iremen for Srd &c, End lac. 3rd
15C. SIC.
Engineers up: Heffleman. Boyle,
Shipley. Revie, Ulsh, Bostdorf, Schief-
er, Rauch.
Firemen up: Steward, Crist, Parker,
Byers, Whitman. Swomley.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18
Close Schools Today to
Fumigate For Diphtheria

The High school, third, fourth and
sixth grades of the borough schools
were closed this morning to fumi-
gate against diphtheria. A case was
discovered in family where mem
bers attend school in four. different
grades. The schools will be opened
tomorrow morning at the regular
time, school officials said.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-18
TO SING CANTATA

The choir of the First Presby-
terian Church has been augmented
to thirty voices for the Christmas
cantata which it will sing on Sun
day evening. Extensive prepara-
tons are being made for this sorv-
ice. A special rehearsal will be held
on Wednesday evening at 7.3O.
o'clock in the lecture room of the
church.