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The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-02
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that IT, pursu- urCe of the authority and directions con tained in the dearotal order os Che ChaucefY Court of Garland county. made and entered on the ist day of February A. T.. l9i7 in d certain cause lN0 G31D then pending therein between Valley Flaming Mill Go. and George Af Wilson, JVha A. WNmAn defendants. the under signed, as commissioner of said court Y il offer for sale at public yendue Co he highest bidder. at the west front docv or entrance of the county courthouse in Wlicl said court is held, in the Coun- tv of Garland within the hours pre- sCtibed hS law for iJdicial sales, on the Gth day Of March X. D l9l,. the follow 1g described real estate. towit. All ut the west half, of the southwest quartet aEd the southwest quarter Of the north l south, range 70 west and the north east quarter of the southeast quarter of section 2I. n township l south range { west oi the 9th principal meridian ia Arkansas, containing one hundred, fittE- four and S5-100 acres. in Garland county, Altansas
 Terms of Sale: On credit of three months. the purchaser being required tO execute a bond as required by llw and the order and decree of said c5tuf in said cause, with approved security. bear ing interest at the rate of per cent per apnum from date of sale until paid. and sold to secure the payment Of inc pur- chase moucv
 Givcu under my hand this 18th day of Fehl uary. X. n. i9ls
 r. w ROVI.Es.
 Commissioner iu ChsnccIy
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DAILY GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago March Wheat X strong a good Improvement in the ear situation and the action of the British government h. offering phenomenal freight rates to secure neutral bottoms for the movement Of grain, conn ldned to give the market lis Sucngth. Offerings. except on the extreme bulge. were very light and the market clearly demonstrated its suscept- ibiitN tp constructive influences. Po- lltic1l news was without significance in Cine making of prices. Realizing sales shortly before the close brought al out a natural reaction Fancy hard Turkey wheat in Kansas City sold at 1G ceuts over May, the highest premium on the crop. No. red in Chicago sold at cents over May. Mnneapolis claimed demand active. Primary receipts small at 1l6uH0 bushels against 1 .4i0 900 d year ago. Clcarances l0S.000 bushels, of which 1i6,- 0o0 was bonded A Kansas City mes earo said country elevator stocks of posed ty s-p until ther.4 J3Aa decided change in we,it' = O. - In our opinion, the opportunity is clearly A2 the buying side of the market and w5ps take advantage of tht natural reactions 10 make purchases.
 Corn: Strong with wheat but me { some opposition on the bulge in tho shape of protit taking sales Receipts of fair proportions at l033,000 bushels against N63 600 last year. Export clear ances nil Argentine news less pcssi mistiC. eNpOrtahle surplus of that cntn- try estimated Inv Bronmhall at 80 900. % 000 bushels An improvement in trans portltiou facilities wouh overshadow all
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-02
AnMlNIsrRArRlx NoTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that the under signed adminisuatrfx Of the estate ot Nathan Thomas deceased, will apply ID tho Probate Court or Garland conuty' Arkansas. on the twelfth day of March. l9l1. or as soon thereafter as she can be heaId for an order authorizing and directing the sale of certain real estate belonging to said estate lying and bee ing situated in Montgomery county, ArkanSaS.
 West one-half of the northeast eighty acres, pant of the southwest of the north west twenty fOui acres. part Of the west onc-hnlf of the southwest eighty acres. northeast of the southwest forty acres. All in section thirtY-sN, township one, range tWentN-tWO west, Montgomery county, Arkansas
 The above described lands will bc sold for the purpose of paving the debts pro- lated and allowed against the estate of Nathan Thomas, deceased. and the sur plus, H any, be paid to tho legal and lawful heirs of said estate.
 Given under my hnd at Hot Springs,
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-02
DAILY COTTON LETTER.

New York. March 1.-The over N SYsmht m ! revela tons in the international >na1 M. situation was the cause of much concrEn today and while not having depressing effect on yaues produced scattered liqui- dalton in the forenoon and encouraged heatish efforts of some of the leading local professionals. The failure. of irn- portant hQuidttiou to develop and rcas- suring advices of Japan loyalty to this country in the political crisis caused early sellers to retire commitments with the result that the carly loss was re gained. Spot advices from the south in- dicate continued firmness in the actual market and are also suggestive If no deshe at the moment on the part of hold CTS to release their supplies. Moderate rains occurred in sections uf the south- west where needed and while farm work in the eastern and central belt has been seriously delayed the resume of wea ther conditions K more favorable now than in the recent past. Exports today reach- ed q meaEre total of 95s bales and the comparisons daily are striking a poor aN- craze alongside If that before the new 't&rman submarine campaign got under whSA, The temper of trade is one Of in- decisAn and the next market move of imporfaNce will get it's impetus from ln- terpattOnNl occurrences
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else in the situation and fuasmuch as such an occurrence seems highly prob. able. We are inclined tp favor the buy ing side on moderate depressions.
 Oats; This cnmmodits continues with out special feature. but meets a good class of investment btving on the breaks There should be little danger in making purchases on the breaks
 Provisions. Fairly active early com mis sion houses giving Lest support, sell ing vas largely by leading local holders. who on reaction bought back but their early sales. Cash trade fair. Packers doing very little in contract product, Hog prices showing some weakness
 Wheat
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FOR COMMISSIONER.

P OR COMM lSS JUNE F.
 Tho Spntncl-R,c0rd .s aGtho'i2cd to announce the name of Cigs strauss as d Cg ndidato OF commission. of hut Spule under th" comm sion fFlw of govern mru
 The sautnel-EecorG - amoized to announce the name of E e. Nuri as a candidate for commissioner ot tl"t S"rine~ under Tho commission form ol eover- meut
 1hn Sentinel Record is authciz'd to announce the name of E \. Roth as d candidate for commissioner uf Hot Springs unde~ the commission form of t"F'ih- WcNt
 Tn. Seu-iucl-Racord 4 authorized to announce the name of Leonard R. Ellis '- candidate iol commissioner ot Hot SH-Ne@ under the commission Form ot EoNeiH- mcut
 qhr Sentfnel-Rccofd is authorized to announce the name of llamn William as candidate ioI commissioner of Hot Sptin- under thc commission form oi s"V'fn- meut
 The Sentinel Record is outho.zed to announce tA" name ol Bob \. James as candidate t,r commissioner ot Iot Spriues under tho commission form ol -'N'fH- mrnt
 The scntinel-Record is aemor2ed to announce Georae X .tala.an us " candidate for Commissioner ot Hot SUru2 under the commission sorm oi soN"ru-
 The SonuuI-Record is authorized 10 flIlItIiltft ne ltili tHi Ni+ 4Nt i-I0't' tt' candidate for commissioner of Hot Sprm2S unde.. the commission form Of govern. mrrl
 The Sentia.I Record is wthmlzed e anuouuce W. Il Poe aS a candidate TOT .nt ..mni--iouer under the comm issiun form of government plan.
 The Sentnel~Record is 7utEotizeu '" announce .o r. Mclaughlin as a canu.- date for commissioner under the new form of government plan for Hot Springs
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t'p 10 the early hours of afternoon this day should be uckY.e but later care should he exercised. Jupiter rules strong ly for good and Neptune Is in benefie aspect in the morning As the day nd ; Nnccs. Uranus and Mercury rule evilly.
 Before noon all commercial activities are under the best possible direction. It k time for business initiative and for pushing established enterprises.
 Bankers have the forecast of extraor- dlrary profits, but they are warned Of a comn gperiod of severe financial strain that may affect business
 There Is a fortunate sign for all who employ logic and analysis in working out pfobtenS Of economies Lawmakers should benefit hv the rule which s su..- nosed to stimulate the reasoning powers hnd encourage Justice.
 Neptune rules for good to those who deal Tn chemicals of anY sort. Perfumes pants oils. dyes and alcohol should be especially profitable.
 While this sway prevails inspira tionai ideas poetry and music are believed Co be especially potent
 The kindly aspects of Neptune incline 10 benefits through choice food stuffs tinned fruits and delicaeies of all sorts.
 The planetary government continues to indicate the growth of belief in spiritism and other occult phenomena Startling tales from battlefields are nrognosticated
 During this month diseases of the di- RtstlIe tract are likely to be unusually prevalent Bilious attacks appendlcitis dyspepsia and infhmmations will be dam Eerous t,l to persons of all ages.
 Earthquakes in many parts of the world are prognosticated for this month.
 Again warning is given that the Pacific coast may suffer from severe storms and more losses by shipwreck are foretald
 Eughnd may have sensational scenes In Parliament. owing to discussions of peace terms and again changes in tho ca hinet are probable
 Persons whose brthdate il K shauld enjoy year of prosperity Bott flsi- ness and domestic affairs should he for. tunate. The young will court and marry.
 Children born on this day win make quick prOgress in whatever they under take These subjects of Pisces usuaiiy are industrious, mettndical and honest
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-02
coMMlssloNER,s sAlr

Notice is hereby gwen, that u pursu- unce oi the authority and directions con- i'in'd in the decretal order If the Chan. ccr court ut Garland county. made and rntered ou thc 9th day of February A D. l'lt. iu .rt9iu cause tNo. G36-t then pending therein between Arkansas Trust CQ.. Agent M j. Henderson, liust,". and E. G. Thompson, com phinauts and w. IT, Hawkins. Mary Robinson Hawkins, S W. Tol. and Tel Co., j. ". huiglns, Bobctte EurgaueE Blanche Frankel Carrie Myet, Tilie Su- tulltlS. Fannie AllWan and D. BurEaucr, dct"ndInts the uudcr5R Rucd. as cOmmIs- siorer of said court. win offer for sale at public NeHuue to the highest bidder, at courthouse. iu which said court is held, In the county of Garland. within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales 0u the 10th day of March A. b. 1917, the following described real cs- tate. to-wit Lot l, in block 7l of the JIOt SpringS Reservation according to the official plat of the United States Hot Springs CommiSsioners, except that part lows. to-wit. Part of lot !, block q. c mmenCiug at the southwest corner of SIid lot, running thence oasterlN along lhe soph boundary line Of said lot n north boundary line of said lot at point Nl feet from the northwest corner. thence to northwest corner of the lot. thence alonr tho west honnd1rv linc lle feet to the point of cOmmeucomcnJ iu Gar land county. Arkansas
 Terms of Sale: on a credit Of three months. the purchaser being required to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court in slid cause with approved security. bearing interest at the rate of 10 per cent per auuum from date of sale until paid and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase WOuCy.
 Given under my hand this 15th day of FcbruarN. X l.. 19l7
 F. w ROWLES.
 tfr,, ,,t-s feesi .1r,. .st- {tt (st4urt.r.Ag
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-02
FOR SALE
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FOR SALE-On easy terms 10 acres on Malvern road known as tho postiek place. Gas electric light Upore and water. Price &4.500 Chas H. Woodrua. MalNern Road. -1mo
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-02
ANNOUNCER ENT.

Dr w. II. Hickson announces that be treats eczema, blood and all kinds of skin diseases, by method that Is simply wonderful. Also diseases of the rectgm and cures piles without the use of the knife. Twenty years in Hot Springs. Citizens Natl. Bank Bldu 2-2l-lm
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-02
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

H0t Springs. Ark, FeU, EN, l9l1.
 Notic" Is hereby given that effective from this date we are not responsible for any checks signed ny l. KosaSa for the Janau Art X Dry Goods Co His authority 10 sign for the firm has been revoked and hereby cetses Japan Art X Dn Goods Co 2-gs-3t
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES

Ar>on-as. this seyonteenth day of Fob rUary 1912.
 JOHN ELLA THOMAS, NdmnisultriN of the estate of Nathan Thomas. Deceased. Taos. J. Glad9on, attorney for admin f.fr..trIv
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-02

TREBOR HAIL-Modesu newly furnish od apartments. Y1o per month and up foi parties ut two. lnspectinn invited. Phone 20, l3G Ramhle street AL Wager
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iscs sold to secure the payment Of th, purchase money Given under my hand this 18th day 0 tcbrlarv. A D. 1917
 F. w ROWLES.
 Comm issioner in ChanceFy
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Busch Sisters elegant fs- lures consisting Of show eases, Niii eases. shelving beautiful office. saf- nHa telephone Miss Busch, iG3-. l--5-tt FOR SALE--Ncry cheap. chicken iHcu- bators, feed choppers. complete olut. Phone I93f. l. 2a-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-02
A BARGAIN INVESTMENT.

8ARGATN TNVES MEN T, We offer for sale. subject to prior sale Q clock of bath house stock at less than par value that will pay handsome divt- oend each year from this time. lf ir terested call Phone i2 or eali at cur of flee Cohen Latta ReaftS Company
 2-I-5t
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REST--Furnishrd rooms in pri- Nate family centrally located; board onuoua. Phone 22.. ono block of caj line. 2-2-1m
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Tho sentinel Record s authoi2ed C announce the name of Gus strauss as ' Cg ndidatc OPP commissioner of tiot Sprne under the commission fNlw of govern
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-02
AN NOUN NCEMENTS
FOB MAYOR

The Sntuel- Record i~ authorized t0 aUuturtr Georpc E GrldiuE .as E. c7udI- dalc foi maNur under tlo commission imHn ui government pltu.
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Let Scrrells Drug 70 Iook after vonr KODIAK Ftnisl ing s-f4-tf

For AI1liable roof work call Goo. ]. Turk, qns sss. ls,s7-tf
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WANTED To trade an overland car m perfect condition for buggy horse w. II Hal. phone Q. 1-14-tf
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FOR SALE

AUTO FOR SALE Roadster SlN cyIiu- der motor self starter. Willard battery. lH onpointmtut first Rlass Cash trans tncl- Record "3 9.1--tt
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WANTED Lot as rent your property and collect for you Latin Realty Co. ClI Central Ave Phone $5l :2-s-u WANTED TO BUY--SACKS. WAR PRICES paid for secondhand sacks C ] Horner Co l0-3H-tt WANTED-Second hand furniture. Phone 3SS j H. Ermy x Sons.
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FOR SALE One large two drawer Ma tional Cash Register. electric connection, one fire-Droog safe. Phil Lew S23 Cen. traI Ave 1-9-tf
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FOR SALE
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE First class ro0mmc house with in one block of pastoftice and hoth { depots NowlN furnished trough { out and has every modern couVe- uicucn. All outside rooms and has nice spacious lobby for guests Will sucritiCc for dGick sale on account of family trouble Every { room in the house now lot at big prices Rent reasonable and lease can be made satisfactory tO buyer Chance nf d lifetime to right palIy.
 GRAND HOTEL 2-1f-tm 35ti5 Malvern Ave. {
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FOR RENT Rock Spring. li9 Glade St. 5-l-Itn
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FOR RENT
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS 5

)E RENT Furnished room with run n.ne Wate~ I3l Prospect AN". l-3t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-S-room residence. baths
 one block of car line; an modern c0n- VtLicnccs. Telephone 9Ii. --Lt-iW FOR RENT-Furnislled two or three room apartment and one furnished room
 private family, close in: best residence section of city, price reasonable. ApnlE 4Ig Prospect. d---1t
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WANT Co clean vour CARPETS and .TGS Telephone 3i1 ard wagon wiil all Chas Hotchkiss. Mgr 2-l0-u
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FOR SALE OR RENT - New broom
 mod efn bungalow with garage. at 20d Bedding Ave. Price s2.150o0 Phone
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OR SALE Ford au'omohie good
 ape. fAonr lul9. 3-l-tf
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FOR RENT- Elegant furnished cottages, tg3 and 429 Huntington. Apply 45}
 Phone 53l, ll-l-ti
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FOR SALE-Thre" tracts of land on Malvern road. between city limits and Country Club: one tract sU acres. one lo and one acres. gas line crosses lD acres lnauirr Ms M Mooney. Route
 No. - I--tf
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-06
BIBLE STUDENTS
EARN DIPLOMAS
Graduate in Three Different
Studies; Exercises Held
at P. r. r.. Y. M. C.. A.

Diplomas were last night presented
to AZ members of the Correspondents
Bible Glasses at the p. r. r. Y. NJ.
c. A. The graduation exercises were
held in the auditorium and were at
tended by a large audience. The
graduates were from Harrisburg and
other cities. The work for the year
has been carried on under the direc-
tion of Ira p. Dean, secretary of reli-
gious work at the local association.
Three Glasses Graduate
The graduates represented three
classes, the studies being, "Acts of the
Apostles" "The Apostle john" and
THE Epistles of st. John" An illus
trated lecture was given on each sub
ject by Secretary Dean. Last nights
program opened with singing Onward
Christian Soldiers followed with
reading of scriptures. Prayer was Of
fered by Genearl Secretary f. IL.
Gregory.
An address of welcome was made
by the association president, A. G..
Murray. Miss May Stoner was in
charge of the music. Following the
presentation of diplomas refreshments
were served. After prayer, the au-
dience formed q circle around the
large auditorium and after joining
hands sang "Blest Be the Tie That
Binds" The list of graduates fol-
low:
Acts of the Apostles
Mary Harner, Lucknow; Jennie Mae
Kline, Reading; Laura M. Edwards,
Scranton; Viola Grant, Chester; Lii
liam Doyle, Wilkes-Barre; Phebe j.
Michael, Mifflintown; Grace Cook,
Washington; Elizabeth Miller, New
berry; G. e. Whitman, car inspector,
Harrisburg; Lloyd S. Wagner, opera
tor, Rockville; q. L. Urich, Plasterer,
Lucknow; G. C. Burns operator, Sc
linsgrove; M. w. Grissinger operator,
Selinsgrove; w. c. Hoster, clerk, Har-
risburg; Walter Seller, Dauphin;
Harry 2. Hendricks, Selinsgrove.
Gospel According to st. John
Lille Nj. Etnoyer, Penbrook; Lucy
Strausbaugh, Philadelphia; Anna
Kline, Reading; Lloyd S. Wagner, op-
orator, Rockville; w. C. Burrey, clerk,
Montandon; l.. w. Shradley, clerk,
Lucknow; Emerson d. Clinton, Erie
Edgar l.. Ranck, Danville; w. G. Wea-
yer, watchman, Lykens; Walter Seller,
Dauphin; NJ. B. Johnson, clerk, Mon
tandon; G. B. NJ. Shure, clerk, Lykens;
Fl, b. Riland, clerk, Selinsgrove juno
ton; r. II. Finley, Hamburg; j. w.
Rhoads, inspector, Harrisburg.
EpiStleS of John
Lille M. Etnoyer, Penbrook; Lottie
M. Harner, Lucknow; Anna Manship,
Philadelphia; E. l.. Urich, plasterer,
Pembroke; W. II. Etnoyer, Penbrook;
B. F.Pannebaker, car inspector, PEN
brook; A. l.. Michener, car inspector,
Harrisburg; J. w. Rhoads, car inspec-
tor, Harrisburg; D. w. Harner, car
oiler, Lucknow; Walter Seller, Dau-
PHO; L. w. Shradley, clerk, Lucknow.
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AS Book Binding &a
The Telegraph Printing Co.
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SOME REASONS
FOR HIGH RATES
Figures Showing Public What
Railroads Must Pay Out
Ouring This Year

On the basis of current taxes, wages
and prices of equipment and supplies.
the expenditures of the railways of the
United States, assuming that normal
purchases will be maintained, will run
around 00,000,0 900 year more than
they did on the basis of the taxes,
wages and prices that prevailed during
most of the fiscal year ended on June
80, 1916, the Railway Age Gazette esti-
mates in its current issue.
1T is perfectly natural" the Rail-
way Age Gazette says, that the public,
and especially the shipping public,
should be asking why the railways
should be asking for large advances in
freight rates when they have recently
been making the largest gross and net
earnings in their history
Information For Public
THE public naturally desires to
know what have, been some of these
increases in expenses, and to what ex-
tent, if present prices are maintained,
they will affect operating expenses. 1t
is impossible as yet to give detailed
figures, but it is possible to give some
estimates which are based on actual
available facts The following are some
estimates as to the extent to which
eight items entering into railway eX-
penses will be increased for the rail-
ways as a whole annually by advances
in wages and prices:
Train service employees
wages (due to Adam
son acD ............ s 10000, 900
Other employees wages. 10000, 900
Fuel Gncrease in price,
so cents ton) ..... 100,000,000
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READING OFFICIALS HERE

President A. T. Dice, General Mana
ger e. II. Ewing. and General Super.
intendent w. H. Keffer, of the Phila.
delphia and Reading Railway, were il
Harrisburg to-day. They came her,
on an inspection trip and made a
short visit to the Reading station
where they were met by Superintend
ent r. Boone Abbott, of the Harris
burg division. Later the party went
to Rutherford where an inspection
was made of the yards and depart
ments
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e. J. Hutchison. travelling passenger
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-06

superintendent N. W: Smith. Of
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MANY oUT-oF-TowN GUESTS

Members of Harrisburg Lodge, No.
ia, Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men and Enginemen. are making elabo-
rate preparations for their annual ball.
1t will be held Thursday night, April
20. at Winterdale Hall. The committee
in charge has received acceptances from
many out-of-town members. Dancing
will start at s o'clock.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-06
BIG FRIENDSHIP SMOKER TONIGHT

Guards will be on duty tonight at
NO; Grace street. Iney Will not STOP
will be smoker by the Friendship and
Cooperative Club for Railroad Men. 1t
warming for the new social room. j.
J. Redman and j. II. Keesberry will be
the chief guards; Bill" Drake will be
on hand, too, and there will be some in
teresting features.
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Total increase in these
eight items S
Conservative Estimates

NOIISNTFu FutINO 1-ESUII1IttO0o
Most of these estimates seem con-
servative. For example, Samuel Rea,
president of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, has indicated that the eastern
roads will have to pay 81 a ton more
for coal this year than they did last
year, and that If they do the increase
in the fuel expense of only seven roads
will be $37,00O,00O.
The figures regarding increased
cost of equipment are based, first, upon
past experience as to the number of
locomotives and cars annually ordered
by the railways of the United States,
and, second, upon figures as to actual
increases in the prices of locomotives
and cars which already have occur
red"
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Train service employees
wages (due to Adam
son act ............
Other employees wages.
Fuel (increase in price,
so cents q ton) ......
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Styles that possess all the style
features and quality of Suits sold
elsewhere in the city at $500.
Scores of handsome Pinch Back,
Belt Back and Conservative Styles.
Also a vast variety of Blue Serges
and fancy Mixtures. All new spring
models and all sizes.