Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01
SALE OF BONDS is
MOUNTING HIGHER
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burg men the other night when in a
few minutes the men on this turn
bought bonds worth $4,000.
Meetings Held To-day
The Liberty Troupers were "cnI
tour,, to-day At 1890 o'clock ;hey
had n rally at the Capitol. DR.. Bag
nell spoke The Alien Squad ans.
wered questions and gave short cX-
hibition drill. The Liberty Band and
singers were also there. Other meet
ings to-day were that at Unicn
SQUARE Hall ar $40, one at Harris
burg cigar factory at II and one at
Krauss cigar factory at 1.30 At
Swift and Company plant at S,30 tins
afternoon the troupers had very
flarge audience.
The Liberty Troupers tonight at
7.SO appear at Hershey. At S.45 they
will he in Hummelstown,
HummeIstown's Start
From Hummelstown to-day came
| the report that the Farmers Bank
up to Monday evening had received
| twentv-four subscriptions for a total
| of $500. while the First National
| Band had fifteen applications for a
| total of $3,S00. The two banks are
working hard. and Hummelstown
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| drive.
! One of the wounded American sol
| diers taking in Harrisburg for the
| Loan. this week is Corporal McCarn
! who was wounded in France. In ;hG
various theaters and outdoor meet
| ings at which Corporal McCann has
been speaking he has made great
hit with the audiences. His story
| has pep and d lot of punch.
| Train i'm the District
The Liberty Loan War Exhibit
train is in the district to-day. Il
| stayed over night in Harrisburg anG
many people went through the sever
cars of exhibits at midnight I-eav.
| ing Harrisburg this morning at 7.15
! II covered the following towns:
! Arrived Steelton at 7.S0 left 1915
arrived at Marysvlle at 11.S0 lnt
left at l; arrived at Duncannon al
1S0 and left at 2.15; arrived at New.
port at and left at $40.
1t will be at Millerstown at 4.05
Port Royal at $40. Mitflin at 5.55 anc
Lewistown at 7.S0. 1t will remain il
Lewistown over night and will be-
open to -he public. .-
Comes Back October o
The train returns to Harrisburg
the afternoon of October Q but stays
Lykens and Halifax will see it .hC
morning of October .. After leav
ing here October it goes to Mechan,
icsburg, Carlisle. Newville. Shippens
burg, Chamhersburg, Waynesboro
| Gettysburg, New oxford, Hanover
and York, returning to Harrisburg
the evening of October 10 and be
ing open to the public all evening
The following day it goes to town,
between Harrisburg and Reading.
Liberty Loan Notes
Oliver Chilled Plow has bought
$4,000 worth of bonds in this city
Harrisburg Trust Company is the
first banking institution in Harris
burg district to announce hundred
per cent. subscriptions by it's en-
| ployes.
Pennsylvania railroad employees up
to last night had already bought
! S124,000 worth of bonds.
Triangle lodge. International AS
sociation of Machinists, has bought
| $4,000 worth of bonds.
i Every lodge, fraternal society and
labor organization in the city will
buy bonds.
i The action of Messiah Lutheran
Sunday school in buying bonds will
be emulated by a score of Other
schools next Sunday.
4 Liberty Loan headquarters an
nounced toe day that those men and
women who -four flushed on bonds
in the other three campaigns pay
ing 81 or 50 down, getting a baton
and window card, and never there
after paying anything on their pur-
chase-may run up against a circum
stance. Unless they offer a reason.
able excuse or lift the bonds prior tc