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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-13
STATE KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS TO
HOLD MEETING

Knights OF Columbus OF North Da-
kota, numbering more than FIVE
thousand members, win celebrate
the fifteenth anniversary Of their
coming into the state at two big
patriotic meetings to be held in Far
go, on May 20 and May so, it was
announced this afternoon.
Details are now being worked out
and different committees are being
named to assist in the celebration
which. according to oficials OF the
largo council, win be the biggest
event ever staged in Knights Of
Columbus circles of the state, and
will bring an attendance OF about
three thousand visitors 10 Fargo,
not only from points in the state
but from Minnesota border cities.
1T is very fitting that we have
selected May % and 80 as the days
for our celebra tion," stated James
Gaffney, one Of the members Of the
committee. May 80 or Memorial
day is also a big day in Knights OF
Columbus circles of the state. I'm
der tentative arrangements the
fourth degree will be exemplified on
May %. and the first. second and
third degrees on the thirtieth."
Inc EAGWl0GGE bI NGAG C0AAAAtARNANG IA
charge consist OF b. /. Heating, ]. ].
HannRher, p. w. Clements, James
Carney and J. p. Gleason. 1t was
through the work Of Father Egan
and b. /. Heating that the North
Dakota knights of Columbus came
to North Dakota. Fargo council is
the mother lodge Of the councils Of
the state and was born just 10
years ago on the thirtieth Of this
approaching May. Jamestown is the
baby council Of the state.
AT the first meeting of the knights
Of Columbus held in Fargo and
which was the first in the state, a
class Of forty was initiated and
many of these members will be in
attendance at the celebration. Dele
gates are expected from the councils
ut Grand Forks, Devils Lake, Minot,
Williston, Dickinson. Bismarck and
jamestown. The total membership
OF the combined councils is close to
five thousand members.
Because OF the large number Of
members from the different councils
In the military service Of the gov
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-13
COURTENAY Wins FROM
DARLINGTON DEBATERS

Courtenay, n. D., March 1S.-In
the second line inter-hiRh debates,
the Courtenay debating team won a
unanimous decision over Darlington.
Courtenay defended the mail order
houses and Darlington the local
merchants.
In the debate Of the first line,
Courtenay won a unanimous decis-
ion over Hunter, and at that time
defended the home merchants, while
Hunter upheld the mail order houses.
Tn the Darlington Courtenay de-
bate, Courtenay was represented by
Marvin Laing, Miss Mamie Lilley
and Miss Alice Tucker: Darlington,
Francis Winstrum, William Matheny
and Merritt Wiseman. The judges
were Postmaster F. G. Young OF
Courtenay, Miss Agnes scote oliver,
b. A. Fingal and Professor William
B. Thomas OF jamestown college.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-13

We look for a crowd"
here Thursday morning,
and III you expect 20 get
in on the best items we
would advise you 70
come with this crowd.
Read this page careful
~ and save the ad for
reference.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-13
mrs. HAXBY ACCEPTS
PUBLIC WELFARE OFFICE

Word was received this morning by
NJ. l. Hubbard, president OF the Pub
lie Welfare. that Mrs. r. ]. Haxby,
widow of the late r. J. Haxby, Fargo
architect. had accepted the position
Of secretary Of the organization, and
il now en- route to the city to begin
work March Is.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-13
.RTNDLAUB GETS
A CAPTAINCY

DR.. Martin P. Rindlaub, jr., of
Fargo. has been commissioned a cap
tain in the medical officers reserve
corps, it was announced by the war
der artment yesterday.
Timothy e. Quigley, of Reynolds,
n. D., was commissioned first lieu
tenant.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-13
ALEXANDER JOINS CUBS.
CBy Associated Press

Chicago. March 13.-Grover Alex
ander, star pitcher with the Chicago
Nationals, who has been holding out
fer from Philadelphia. advised Pres
ident Weegham. of the club, Tuesday
that he would join the team en- route
to the Pasadena, Calf, training camp
at Kansas City today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-13
DR.. A. c. NEWMAN
FUNERAL Is FRIDAY
Pioneer Fargo Practitioner, Stricken
With Paralysis Several Years
Ago. Called by Death.

DIR. A. c. Newman, SIS, 702 Twelfth
street north, Fargo resident rs years
died at his home at 1880 o'clock Mon
day evening from paralysis. The
widow and two small children sur-
yive.
DR.. Newman was stricken with par
alysis several years ago, being forced
10 give up active practice OF his pro-
fession.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day afternoon. though arrangements
have not been completed. Interment
will be in Riverside cemetery, o.
Gard in charge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-13
AMERICAN DROPS
MILITARY TRAINING

(By Associated Press.)
n Chicago, March MILITARY
training for baseball players in
the American league viii be drop
ned this season, President John
son said Tuesday. One Of the
reasons for disseminating the
drilling is because the clubs will
be unable TO get drill sergeants.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-13
Neu, Field of
Action Opened
For Democracy

Hello, there"
1t was a. not unpleasant salu-
tation, and the pedestrian and
his wife turned to see whence II
came.
Hello" again came the voice.
Mr.. Pedestrian and wife To-
Gated the voice emanatinE from
man clinging to the inside of
the bars Of the Fargo police
station.
There you 20, darn you, go
ing home with your wife, and me
in here lighting for democracy"
cried the man.
Pedestrian and wife quickly
disappear.
Pedestrian returns to police
station.
Pedestrian tells story.
Desk sergeant becomes active.
If the jail inmate kept on
fighting for democracy" the
balance Of the evening, he did
80 in a cell far removed from the
street windows.
~~-~-e~J~S~-~~~-~-~-~-~S~~
srnment. the exercises in connec
Ion with the exemplification of tn
degree will be most fitting and somt
excellent addresses along patrioti
ines and what the Knights of Colum
BUS war fund means are expected q
he luncheons. The Fargo council
has sixty men in the service.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

IL L.ondona p%orocaio: SrbSki miniStrSki pred
sednik Paste ie izjavil tukaj, ia srbska vIada od-
lOGno stoji ma StalSCu krt,kc dcklaraciic, zanikal
pa ie, ola vodi srbska vlada kakSno impcrialiSticno
politiko. Srbsko ljudstvo - je dejal - he mara
igrati goSpoduiocc vlogc Y bodCii kraljcvini ST.
bow. HrvatOv in Slovencev. zee Sc ustanovi TAXA
kraljcvina. Dale ic rckel Paste. da ic srbska VIA
Ola sporaZumno s clani JugoSlovanSkega cdbora V
Iondonu IA otoku Krfu zavrgla nacrt fedora
tivne Observation-Disclosures drzave IL tehnic-
min in o~olitiGnih czirov". toda V slucaju. da IIr-
waite in S:ovenci ne s~prejmejo krfske dcklaraciic
IA podlago bodocc juooslovanSke drzavc, jim srb-
ska vlada ne more odreGi pravicc do samoodlo-
cevanja. TO je ola Sc Iahko proStovolino i~zreGeio.
dali Sc hOcejo zdruziti $ Srbijo, ali ce hoccjo imcti
sami svojo drzavo.
Nadalje je rekel Paste, ola smatra Srbija IN
SvOjO narodno dolznOst. ola osvobodi Sfbc. Hrvatc
in Slovence izpod avstrijskega jarma. in ko bodo
Svobodni. 81 lahko pr. sto volijo. kan hoccjo iii.
Obenem je Paste povdaril. da sodi po iziavi kluba
jugoslovanskih poSlancev V avStrijskem drzavnem
zboru, Ola so Slovenci in IIrva,ie zc indelali naGrt
glede Ma svoio bodocnoSt in la naGrt pride Y jaw
most ma naisveGaneiSi naGin V bliznji bodocnosti.
Paste je govoril emo uro Z Lloydom Georgom
zadnii petek in po konfcrcnci ie iziavil. da .ic po-
pomona zadovoljen Z izidOm pogovOra.
"Nolkszeitung'' glasilo socialistov V Nuern-
bergu, zahtcva smrtno kazen IA ncmSie iunkerjc
in imperialistc. Xxi so zakrivili vojno. List pray
mic ne izjema kaizeria, ko piSc: INA veSala $ kriv-
ci pa maj bodo kdorkoli!" - Dunajska "Arbcitcr
Ieitung' spodbuja socialiste V NcmGiji, ola mai
neusmil jeno kaznujeio glavnc krivcc. List pravi:
"Ko Sc vOjaki vrneio IL zakopov po Stirih letih
b~rezprimernega t~rpljenja, iedai pride ohracm 4
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29
RAZGoVoR.

.Aristip dokazuje Demokritu da ie beda mai.
vecje zo, prot katcremu sc mora vSak boriti. da
Sc pospcsi sreGa in hIagostanic druzbc.
ko jc Aristip videl Demokrita pri dclu glad.
mega in mruienega, mu ie rekel
Povei mi. Demokri,oS, zakaj moraS tako
tezko dclati?
- Da 81 z,sluzi mkruha - ic cdgovorl Dc.Y
.mokrito>. zakai. aki hi incl kruha. hi nc dclalI
llodil hi kakor ii in hi premiSlial o lcpih slvarcl. u
Toda premiSijati moreS tndi scdai pri delu.
Toda prcmisliati morcs t,+ai -ettaj pr teis.-
Nikakor ne. kaiti ako ic tcIo utrujcno. jc
ntrujen tudi duh. Tudi hi mo malo pomayalo
premiSl iati, kaiii kdor nina kruha, mora delati.
- Toda dclati moramo vsi dra-i DcInokritos
kcr hi brcz della ne mogli ziveti zaio Lclajo chi 2
glrvo. druYi Z rokami: doGim sc mckatcri pccaio
2 draavnimi posi- in 4 iavnimi v%praSanji. vadijo
Sc drugi Y orozju. da branijo domoviuo. drugi
skrbe IA vz"oio mladinc in zopct drugi "a umei-
most in zabavo: nckatcri pa morajo ohdclovati
polJc. drugi morajo pripra vljati sadovc, drigi ku-
haiti: tako ie treba nekaterim delaii Y jarkih in
"robokopII. dru"l morajo staViti in zidaii zopci
drr"i delaii Y pristanu ali prcvazati iovorc. Tako
ina vSak c!ovek svoje opravilo: kdor hi pa nc incl
opravila. hi lie bl Vrtdcn zivljenja. kcr hi bill ka-
kor breme druzbe. Xxi hi ga .morali rediti drug.
cato Je incl pray bozanski Platon. Xxi jc razdclil
urt|Do ellak" cioNe>kemu teieSu. ki mu prcbiva
y CLAW modroSt. Y prsih hrabrost. a Y ,rcbuiIm po-
~zcljcnjc. tako da maj modrijani vladajo. brabri
maj branijo. a druyi maj sk"bc. da DO trcbuh sit.
- mas pray. dragi AriStip. da tako govoriS o
m"drem P!atcnu. NJ mi neznano. da sta Patton in
-ArlNtoicI puStiIa V :>voji DRAW Suznjc kot nuino
potrchno podlago lruzbc in drzavc. kakor ic ire
huh. kliuh Svoii nicvredni vsebimi mino potrcbcn
vSakcmu GloNcku. Primal hes. o AriStip. da hi 81
praznim trebuhom niti mcdri ne mo.li vlaiaii
fdrzavcl. nit hi hlabri ne mogli braniti dcmovi-
ne: da ie irebuh torrj najvaznciSi IN olS,oi clo-
veka. kakor smo tudi dclavni srznji najvazncisi
IA obstoj drzave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

81 TO misliti, kliub temu. da vse kazc. da Biofilos
nj bill utencc Aristipov.
Biofilos MANFRED V svoicm dialogu omenia PIa.
tonovo drzavo, k,cnofontova della i'm Aristotclove
nazorc in tako Smo opiaviCcni misliti. da ic TIiofi-
los bill uccnec mlaiScga .Aristipa. ali pa je bill lc
pripadnik AriStipove Sole. X teniu mas Siliio DO.
Scbne kulturnc in Socialnc razmcrc. XII So kazeio o
dialogu. Pu yaSem mneju DO treba doloGiti dobo
200 pr. kr, kot OH. cas-. u katerem je nastal Dia.
log. Po ysem soditi je bill Biofilos Atenec. dasi,
ina niegov jerk ve make helcnScinc in mu ic
torei tezko doloGiti ozjo domovino. MogoGe pa il.
da bodo zgodovinska in filoloSka raZiSkavania
natanGneje poSvetila V niegovo delo in zivljenjc.
Mas namen nj. da hi - tenn natancneje preiskovali
Njegovc nazore homo Spoznali IL njcgovega dialo.
IA, Xxi smo ga prevedli kolikor mogoGe dobesedno
MarSikaj ii bono lazjc r~"~laYali. ako pomislimo
Ma dobo in ma Solo. IL karere jc iZhaial. Zanimiv
je njegov dialog Y tenn, da razresujc povsem mo-
derno vpraSanja. BiofiloN puSti v~praSanic mcrazrc-
SenO. daSi iaSno kaze, kje lei praVa r~azreSitcv.
Mas prcvod ic prireien pc ori2inalu; skuSali
smo "a podati Y kolilor mogoGe razumljivi obliki
PoSameznc opombe bono pridcjali pod crto in V
Zagovoru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

Avstrila' III je zatcla vojno "a svoi olst anek. zdaj
izjavlia. da ne more wee eksistirati"
" Rima porocajo: Financni minister Nitti IL
Javlja, ola znaSa dolg %ltalije dcvet miliard lr cd
ie'a i9lo odkar je Italia V vojni.
Prime Badenski. nemSki kancclar. ic povedsl
V nemskem drzavnem zboru kakor iavliajo IL
Amsterdama - da jc kriza Ncmcijr dospcla do
Vrhunca in da zdaj vSe zavisi cd tcga. kai cdgo.
Worn Anlerika ma Zadnjo noto ncmSkc Wade. Ako
wilson Zavrze proSnio IA premirjc in mir ie re-
Nei MakS - tcdaj Sc BIO morale ncmSko liudstvO
odioclIl IA obrambo domovinc in on una. da Sc BIO
IJudStvo odlocilo IA To-.
kancelar JIG indirektno in neho,e primal. da
! +>emciJa Ma robu propada. Njegov govor sc jc
maJ'er Sukal okrog kocliive locke. da sprejcm
Wilsonovih pogoiev Sc ne pomeni Ja odpadeS
Vse zahteve NemGiie. NemSki vladi &c nj iasno,
ali pride mir : pogajanjcm ali nas;lno tod, Mem.
eiJa mora biti pripravliena ma oboje. dokler pri-
hodnJi Wi!Sonov odgovor ne zacrto enc oIi drugc
poti. Il"
hahcelar Jc tudi primal. da moe nemskega
oroHJa ne more vec odlo6iti, kakScu ina biti bo-
"oci MIR temvec Sc je treba Zanesti le ma .pra.
N""o PogaJanJe in izbrati tisto pot. XII BIO p~ravi6na
n" ope S'rahki' Maks jc skoraj V vsakem STAY
!" naVaJal beSede 'nemSko liudstvo' y imenh
"'"sNe"a lJudStva in IA intere,e n~cnSkcga ljud-
Stva".
~. DeJai Je tudi, ola gotovi krogi V NemGiii TO-
HiJo' Ga SpreJcm Wilsonovih pocoiev pomcni DO
''acehJe Nemcije i'll ola Sc mora Nemdiia podati
aspracllam mozemskih tezenj. Po niegovcm mne-
h1u 10 nj res. kajti Nemcija ina rovno t,ko pra.
Woo 90 Samoodlocevanja kakor drugi narodi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

IL -Amsterdama je prislo porocilo, ola ie Ogr-
ska ma pragu rcvolucije. Ogrski republican, gro
zc. da ~oVrzcio m0narhijo in ustanove ljudsko re-
publiko Z grofom karOlyijem (D kot zacasnim
predsednikom. de Sc ne zacne pogaianic "a splosni
mir Y treh dnch.
Pc vcstch V nemskih listih namerava cesar
Karl p~roglasiti neodvisnost (D Ogrske $ pravico,
ola ina svojo laSno armada in svoje diplomatiGno
ZaStopStvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29
Jtrink Xxi.

onimi, ki 50 zakrivili kataStrofo vojne. I.iudstvo
mora pomcSti 4 imperialsti in Same vzcti vIadne
vajcti V rokc.'
IL Pariza p%orocajo: KakSen Wits ic narcdil
prcdtdnik Wilson ma francoSkc Soc:alistc ) Svojo
mirovno akcijo?
To vpraSanic je bilo zastavljcno Nlarcclu
Cachinu, NocialiSticnemu poslancu Y francoskem
parlamentu in urcdniku glavncga glasila strankc
~ lIumanitd'. Cachin je bill izvol icn urednikom
ma pravkar koncanem zboru francoSke social
stiGnc Strankc, vslcd cesar ina zaupanic V stranki.
Cachin jc iUdi clan zbornicncga odScka "a yuma
ME zadcvc.
Njcgov cdgovor jc bill ''FrancoSki social:,ti
Smatrano prcdScdnika Wilsona IA vcliko moral
no lilo il inamO %ncomcjcno ~zaupanjc y njcgoyc
beSedc."
Ma NpraSanie, &c pricakuie kai kmalu revo-
luciio V NemGiji. je Cachin odgovoril 'Nckaj Ia
kcga JIG ze Y icku. Vclike %izprcmcmbe 80 nastalc.
Ma ia naGin So zaGcniajo vac rc.Dluciie. Pred cnim
mcseccm so pruski castniki Sc prisegali zvcstobo
amo kralju. toda kancclar jr izjavil pred cnim
icdnoin. da no armada od.lci ol@ovorma drzavnc.
mu zboru. Same Y TEN CHM ie prccci rcvoluciic.
Znaeilno ic tudi, da SO priSli V kajzcricv kabinet
ministri. katcrih 81 kaizcr naimanj zcli. \ kaj
Sc PRIDE"
Priroda JIG iznaidljiva V svojih pripomoGkih,
ona DELUXE $ srcdstvi, Xxi Jill niti ne SANTA naSa fan
taziia.
-- \cSkoncno ziia IN mcnoi i'm Y bodoC-
nosti So mi odpira vccnoSt. In tn slonim oh jcScn-
SIKH brczah in Saniam V to mcskonfnoSt, pa jc nc
Liorcm nasaniati.
lie padai, padaj, vclo li>tjc. da bo kmalu po-
nlad! --
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

IL Iaaga p~orocajo: Tukaj krozi vest. da bo
AvStriJa proSila IA separator mir ST. ia teden.
IL Berna p~orocajo. da bo Ogrska prosila "a
separator mir 4 entente.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

Il Dunaja p~orocajo, da JIG avstro-ogrska vlada
S~prejela Wiisonovo noto od zadnjega petka in da
DO kmalu odgovorila nanjo. Ma Dunaju smatrajo.
da Wilson nj odgovoril, kar je prosila Avstrija,
namret ma vprasanje glede pogojev, ma podlagi
katerih je mono razpravliati o miru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

AvStrl1a, III le zatcla vOjno "a svoi OILS, anek. zdaj
HJavlla. da ne more wee eksistirati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-29

" kima porocajo: Financni minister NTH IL
laVlJa, ola znaSa dolg ltalijc dcvet miliard lir cd
Ieta 1918 odkar je Italia V vojni.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-23
Recruiting Jewish Units
to Fight For England
in Palestine Campaign
BY associated Press

London, March 23.-Announce-
ment by the government that the
Jewish Regiment being recruited by
the British Army will fight in Pales-
tine is considered as a visible evi-
dence of the determination of the
government to restore the Jews to
Palestine. News of the recruiting for
the regiment in the United States has
caused much pleasure among the
Jews in England.
The first contingent of the Jew
ish regiment. which was formed a
few months ago, has iert for the east.
A few days ago these men marched
through Cairo, Egypt. They were re-
ceived enthusiastically and a large
number of recruits were gained. 4
large number of men of the regi-
ment are in training in England and
the regiments headquarters in Lon
don. and training camp in West
England are the centers of great in
terest to Jews and non-Jews. Re-
Gently the Jewish recruits marched
through London and We're given a
civic reception by the Lord Mayor
and by the municipal authorities of
Stephy, u Jewish section.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-23
ThompsOntown Talent in
"Tom Thumb Wedding

ThompSOntoWn, Pa. March "a
A home talent entertainment will be
given by the two schools of the bor-
ough in the High school auditorium
this evening. Included in the pro-
gram will be Il Tom Thumb We'd
ding, by the primary school.-Mrs
Joshua GreSs has gone to Baltim ore.
Mrs. w. II. Brubaker was at Milf
lin on Wednesday.-Mis Hopes is
spending several days at Mihlintown
Mrs. Irwin Barton, was the guest
of Mrs. NJ. e. Jones on Tuesday,
Mrs. Olan Dimm, has returned from
a Harrisburg hospital. She was ac-
companied home by Mrs. James
Wright.-Clyde Hibbs, of West Ches-
ter, was a recent guest of his mother
here.-E. B. Cameron, is i'll with
typhoid fever. - A congregational
meeting will be held in the Lutheran
Church, March 81, for the purpose
of selecting a pastor.-Mrs. Annie
Stahlnecker, of Middleburg, is visit
ing at G. A. Meisers.-Miss Anna
Brauthoffer, of Mifflntown, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. John
Hopple.-Mrs. Elmer Carvell and
Mrs. Gibson Pannebaker, of Miff1in,
were guests of Mrs. Cyrus Carvell, on
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. M. r. Long,
of Port Royal; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Sieber and family, of near East
Salem and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rowe, of Millerstown, were guests of
Daniel Weighs, on SUNDAY.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-23
WEST SHORE NEWS
Personal and Social Items
of Towns Along West Shore

Mrs. Beaverson, of Middletown, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Marion
Sweeney, at New Cumberland.
Mrs. j. +. Boush and Miss Nellie
Keister instructed the Junior Red
Cross at New Cumberland, yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Siddler, who has spent the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Jess
Oren, in Third street, New Cumber-
land, has returned to her home in
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. w. w. Higgins, of New York,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Reiff, in Third street, New Cumber-
land.
Mrs. Nesley and daughter, of Har-
risburg, visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Eichelberger at
West Fairview.
Paul Bender, of Enola: visited his
mother, Mrs. Annie Bender, at West
Fairview.
Mrs. Calvin Baker, of West Fair
view, spent a day at Harrisburg.
Mrs. w. A. Miller and daughter,
Mrs. Carrie Baker, of West Fairview,
visited at Harrisburg, on Thursday.
Lawrence Sparron, of West Fair
view, spent Thursday at the home of
his brother, Rollie Sparron, at
Wormleysburg.
Mrs. e. d. Reitzel and daughter,
Esther, of West Fairview, visited at
Harrisburg, recently.
Mrs. Edward Blair, of West Fair
view, visited her sister, Mrs. Mary
Carson, at Harrisburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-23
HOME POLICE IN
NEW UNIFORMS
Mechanicsburg Defense Uni
Attends Big Patriotic Mass
Meeting in Body
WOMAN'S CLUB PROGRAM
Officials of United American
Mechanics to Attend I'M
portant Council Meeting

Mcchanicsburg, Pa, March ga
Members of the Home Defens
Police. Mechanicsburg Unit, turno
out in body and attended the pa
triotic mass meeting in the Firs
United Brethren Church on Wed
nesday evening. They looked matt
in their new uniforms.-Of specil
interest was the meeting of til
Woman's Club last evening at tin .
home of Mrs. l.. Byron SchEoeder
IN East Main street. The progran
included: The Business of Good
Housekeeping" Miss Lille G.. Deetel
OF Harrisburg; The New Food ProI
ducts" Mrs. Murray L.. Dick
Household Discoveries" evert
member.-John G. Fenton, Profes.
sor of Science in the High Schoo
Is actively engaged in promoting thu
candidacy of Prof. Jacoby for COUNT
superintendent of public instruction.
whose election is forecast.-An I'M |
portant meeting of Integrity CounI
ell, No. 1877, Order United America !
Mechanics. will be held on Monda
evening, when the speakers schedulI
ed for the occasion are: State CounI
cilor Nagle, State Council Secretar
Holstein, EX-State Councillor Seide'
and Deputy Kelsey. Yesterday IrvI
ing College students left for theiI
various homes to enjoy their EasteI
vacation. Upon their return thI
spring term will open a busy sea
son.-Mrs. j. Ellis Bell and daughI
ter, Miss Marian, left on MondaI
for q ten-days' visit at the home ol
Mrs. Lewis Buckingham, York.
Miss Hattie j. Happle and Mis|
Edith Swartz were visitors in Carl
Isle on Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. j
u. Prowel and Miss Ellen JenkinI
spent Sunday in New Cumberland
Mrs. Walter Stuart, of Carlisle, spen|
Thursday at the home of her faith M
f.. X. Ployer, in South Marke|
street. - DIR. and Mrs. NJ. NJ
Dougherty entertained the EveninI
Bridge Club on Tuesday evening I'd
their home in West Keller street
Prizes were won by Mrs. II. q
Brown and DIR. r. p. Long.-Fel
Grams of the Civil and Spanish
Wars attended the patriotic mas
meeting on Wednesday evening"
Miss Edith Mumma, daughter of Mi
and Mrs. Fred S. Mumma, East Mali
street, Mechanicsburg, was electet
principal of the Lemoyne schools. 4
succeed Professor Alfred j. Ems
minger, who leaves for work in III
! ordnance department of the ARM
| Miss Mumma has been a successful
| teacher in Lemoyne since 1913, serv
| ing in the position of assistant prIn
! cipal.-A pleasant session of TIL
| Woman's Organized Bible Glass, O
which George b. Hoover is teacher
in Trinity Lutheran Sunday Schoo
was held at the home of the teache
| on Tuesday evening.-Mrs. Murra
L. Dck was n Carlisle vstor on Thurs
day.-The Misses Mary and DELI
Myers entertained the members o
the Mite Society of Trindle Spring
Lutheran Church, on Thursda
evening at their home in West Allel
street.-The A. G. Eberly dwelling
house in West Main street was sol
for the Farmers Trust Company, e
Carlisle, to Frank II. Tate, of thi
place, by Fred S. Mumma and Sol
real estate men.-Dr. II. Alber
Smith, of Camp Dix, Wrightstowr
n. j., spent the weekend at his hom
| in West Main street.