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FuhliNHKn AND DISTRIBUTED uNnfR
PERMIT tNe stll, AUTHORIZED M ruR
ACT on OCTOBER a ipig, on PIN At
rnF POST 0Ffirn of OMAHA, NEnR,
M 0nnm or ruE PRESIDENT
A,s nuniFsoN rosrNAsTrn GENERAL
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
State to Build Road
Through Borough

A decision which may be of inter-
est to Paxtang and Camp Hill and
Cther ooroughs which have found II
impossible to contribute, according
10 their borough authorities. to the
permanent improvement of borough
streets which are on the line of stata
highways has just been made in
western Pennsylvania. In this in
stance an Allegheny county borough
on the Lincoln Highway is to ne
improved with money given by the
state Defense Commission to the
state Highway Department. The
place was inspected by Lieutenant
Governor McClain and State High
way Commissioner O'NeiI.
The Pittsburgh Times
says regarding the matter:
Inc stretch of Lincoln Highway
running through Osborne borough Is
10 De remacadamized and kept in re-
PAR. AutomobiliStS and the drivers
of Army and Marine Corps trucks
that have been traversing the road
Tor months have condemned the road
every time they tried to get over il
Wlthout stalling or breaking some
thing. The borough of Osborne.
which contains about twenty fami
lies, is financially unable to repave
the road, which extends for a mile
through the town. 1t is not a state
or a state-aid road, therefore the
State hlghway commissioner has no
iesai right to spend any money on
1t. But the Legislature appronriat-
ed s2.O0O,000, at its last session. for
war work, and the Pennsylyanio
Public Safety Committee is in charge
OF the spending of the money"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
THOUSANDS TO
GO TOCAMP LEE
Latest Call For 10000 White
Men For General Military
Service There

Pennsylvania to-day beings en-
trainment OF 5000 white men quail
fed for general military service for
Camp Wadsworth. Spartansburg. S.
G. and 500 white men called for spe-
c1al service for the Syracuse recruit
Samp, while the movements of COL
Sed men TO Camps Custer and Sher-
nan. aggregating over 5000, will be
completed within few days. The
men going to Syracuse are the sec
ond contingent called to be trained
for guard duty at ports. into which
service men not exactly qualified for
first line work are being summoned.
Men are being prepared to be sent
before August Is to various colleges
throughout the state for special
training as locomotive, automobile
and airplane mechanics, over a
dozen institutions now having such
classes.
Notices are being sent to local
boards to prepare at once the 10000
white men called for general service
and to be entrained for Camp Leo in
the five-day period commencing Au-
gust 26 and 692 colored men to
start for the same camp August 22.
Permission is being given here for
induction of twenty-five clerks and
twenty-five stenographers to go to
Washington by August s under spe-
cial induction calls, taking men
qualified only for special or limited
seyice.
State headquarters has called on
all local boards for lists. of examln-
ing physicians.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05

Punxsutawney, as chief of the Capt. +,
tol guides bureau of information
Albee Gets Peace-Henry T. AL
bee, Of Galeton. member OF the Legis-
lature from Potter county, has been
appointed a clerk In the State Treas
ury to succeed John 7. Carpenter, of
Potter county.
Increase Ffeld-The Philadelphia
Electric Company. has filed formal
notice with the Public Service Com
mission that it will increase its steam
heating rates September /. The
Northwestern Pennsylvania Railway
Company, Scranton. Electric Com
pany, Susquehanna County Light
and Power Company and Penhsyl-
vania Utilities Company. Easton,
have also filed notices of advances
in rates effective September 1.
Ruling on Records-"It is true, as
general principle, that the records
OF public office are public prop
erty, but that does not mean that
they are to be indiscriminately sub
mitted to public inspection" rules
Deputy Attorney General Hargest in
an opinion to DR.. B. F. Roger, acting
commissioner of health, in regard to
records of births filed at the Capt.
tol for which there have been many
applications for copying from news
papers, advertisers, merchants and
others. The officer in charge of
such records has large discretion as
TO when and by whom they may be
examined or to whom copies thereof
may be given, and such officer may
retuse access to, or copies of, such
records when. in his judgment, IL is
Tor the best interests of the public
so to do" Mr.. Hargest says that II
would be inconceivable" that cor
poration records in the Auditor Gen
erafs, Public Service, Insurance and
other departments could be exam
med at will by rival corporations
men merely because they are pub
lie property"
Object TO Rates-The Pennsvl-
vania Saw Company, Frackville, has
nied complaint against the new rates
or the Eastern Pennsylvania Light
neat and Power Company. and com,
paints have been filed by Fayette
county jitneymen who have state
ceruhcates against men ordered to
stop operations. but who continne
70 DO SO in defiance of the commise
sion. The Commission will meet in
executive session tomorrow.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
Few Sugar Cards Returned
to Food Administration

only half of the grocers who reg
lstered their sugar statements for
sugar purchase certificates had re-
turned the survey cards to the Dau-
phln county food administration this
morning. Five hundred and eighty
two grocers in the city and county
are registered. and 800 did not COM
ply with the regulation to have the
cards mailed so they arrived in the
city to-day.
only registered grocers can secure
sugar purchase certificates and they
cannot secure them for their August
supplies until they have complied
with the orders of the food admins
tration to sign the survey cards and
return them. When the survey is
completed it is thought the August
certificates will be issued.
Many of the grocers who have re-
turned the survey cards, have failed
to even inscribe their names on them.
Others send the cards into the food
administration office without nearly
all the desired data on them.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
No Change in Cereal
Substitution For Wheat

No immediate change in the
amount of cereal substitutes in
bakery products is contemplated by
the federal food administration, ac-
cording to announcement by the
Dauphin county food administrator
to-day.
The prospects are that the twenty
five per cent. substitute rule will re-
main effective the balance of the
year, according to the latest vailable
information from Washington, but in
order that bakers may adjust their
stocks a sixty-day notice will be
given in advance of any change.
Similarly no change in the sub
stitute rule affecting the consuming
public is contemplated Immediately,
though a slight modification of the
ruling may be made in the fall.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
NOTICE TO NERVOUS WOMEN
Mrs. Seibert Tells How You Can
Overcome Nervous Conditions

Louisville. Ky.-'T suffered badly
from nervousness, a rundown con-
dition, no appetite and pains in my
back-until 1 just had to give up.
A friend told me about Vinol and
felt better after taking the second
bottle. Now 1 have a good appe-
tite and am feeling fine, strong and
healthy in every y."-Mrs. I. F.
Seibert.
The reason Vinol was so success
full in Mrs. Seibert's case. is because
il contains the very elements needed
to build up a weakened, run down
system, make rich. red blood and
create strength.
George A. Gorgas, Kennedy's Med
icine Store, 321 Market street; c. f.
Kramer. Third and Broad streets;
Kitzmiller's Pharmacy. 1925 Derry
street. and druggists everywhere.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
BURKHOLDER IN CRITICAL
CONDITION FROM BURNS

Albert e. Burkholder, 270 PETER
street, the Pennsylvania railroad
brakeman who was seriously burned
when the naptha from two oil tanks
which three freight cars he was rid
ing collided with sprayed on him and
was carrying, is in a critical condi-
ton in the Harrisburg Hospital
Physicians at the hospital said that
1t is impossible to determine wheth-
er the burned man will recover, but
are hopeful that his life can be saved.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
CITY TREAsURER,s REPORT

CITY Treasufer c. q. Weber re-
ported receipts during July totalled
$S0,422.26; expenditures. sss,101.53;
balance on hand August 1. $453.152.45;
as compared with $46O.s31.72. the ball
ance July l. During the month 1918
city tax paid into the treasury total
LED t27,s04.7e; mercantile license
taxes. $6,7S0.s1; 1918 water rents, $685.
3S1.S6.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
RED CROSS sUPERINTENDENTs

MarysvilIe, Pa. Aug. Mrs. Mil
ton Dissinger has been appointed su-
pertntendent of the worl<room of the
Marysville Red Cross branch. She
succeeds Mrs. r. @. Cunningham,
who is removing from Marysville.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-05
CHANGES IN LAWS
BEING STUDIED
Important Matters Will Be
Considered When the Gen.
eral Assembly Meets
G h q n go s in

@ b q n 60 8 In
state laws rela-
tive to inspection
of weights and
measures, espe-
cially in regard to
prosecutions; ex-
tending authority
of building und
loan and other
concerns to in
vest in national
securities of vari-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-13
WANTED

CENTRAL wHoLrsALg GROCERY
CO.'S. STOCK.
Address naming lowest cash price. ~
6oo care Oklnhoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-13

For sKTE--on account q the drslf W
offer for sale auto tire and accessories
eo,Snsc'lpN S,.n .n With ,s complete e ys!s.sss.
30. Box 232. Hinton. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-13
PROFESSIONAL
Personal
NOTICES

~~~~N'(NSN~NgsNrNse
WE PAY spot cash for diamonds More
hous Jewelry Co, 325 N. Broadway.
FAMOUS seely Spermatlc Truss, guar
enteed 10 contract opening; fitted by
expert. also abdominal belts, elastic
trnsses, shoulder braces, Westfall Drug
Co. Oklahoma city. Okla.
HOLMES HOME OF REDEEMING
LOVE.
A HOME FOR UNFORTUNATE GIRLS
Ideal location, combining efficiency with
protection Address Route 2, Box 80
Phone Rural LW-5. Anna l.. wltteman,
Superintendent
ESTHER BERNSTEiN-Piano teacher.
graduate OF Dr. J. N. Gray OF Den.
yer. the only living pupil OF List, li2Ob
y. Walnut. Maple l0a9-R
WANTED-some one 10 board and care
for boy, age 7, by week Phone wal
nut B877.
WILL pay $40 reward for the present
postoffIce address OF Ariel WardlaW
boy 10 years Of age. blue eyed. alirh built
snd stands erect: liable to be found worh-
Ing drug store and sodn fountain: was
last heard OF at QkmuHee, Okla Wire
or write any information to his mother
Mrs. l. 4 Wardlaw. Sonora, TexAA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-13
WANTED

CENTRAL WHOLESALE GROCERY
cos. STOCK.
Address naming lowest cash price. n
500 care 0klahoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

homn town: doing $4,000 n month
cash business; agent for Edison talking
machines; hest location In town Of 1000;
owners subject 10 drafti invoice $500.
Addrenh N IL, cnre OklahOmnn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-13
xopAKs. FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed.
We do superior work. Write for price
list. We do not sacrifice quality for
speed. Westfsll Drug Company. Okla
homh City,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-13

FOR SALE on TRADE Market and
grocery. doing good business In Hallett,
Okla. invoice $1,000; trade for livestock
or real estate. write or caii on J. q,
Stephens, Hallett, Okla,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-13

g-Ro0N modern house, Furnished com:
pletely. for rent. 922 w. Tth. Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-13

PEAS FOR SALE-Wh Whippoorwlll or
speckle 81, Clays 81. Buckeyes e2.5O,
feRms 81 so per bushel; peanuts SIC per
pound cash with order: references.
Farmers State bank. E X. Crone, Min
cola, Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-13

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voR gALu-Ifeitphos Eschanss. ~
phsnse q ssr1sIn for scmssus 4 N
eare QhlahsMAh "a IN M.
Aun! se6ritlcs. goInG 70 var. TSk
llvs ssficsifu'll D town 81 leo; s csccs n
good shapsl bark dspcslts tssl, ,ltf.ell
s.s. sns S''asjns & '''s S.s, Scis Sssss%.n sSs '
Hs 1sC,, 4f,ck Si,ors :s,v,:; !! Y .sls ~ "a
!shofns CITY srd win w cssh diiisrsSsS
T. H. Gilliland Land Go.
UE HXLE=1c. q he ~ sesissusst
erisa In oklahonai goed iooaIt0a; rent
SoIs sosI ~ s:mS.0"; s,ms. M f;ss'.is =. sss:s
Moore, Aloka, 0tla. J.
FoF BALE on TNzDK-xIlS rsDSH
shop, With GOOD I'M. ~ auc6e.gy3sas
other. business G, q Msltispa, r. n.
Heard 1t cha wnee, Okla o o, 4Sx tis.
hjR sAfE--.C Confsc tlenssy: Bed 6Ssllca
nSsS.s. '. tCwc H. yss os: ws:s &c" SSS
drss. 10 ". Main E.,' h:sryssls, VkS 4
10 TRADE FOR ExNh-Ny kSgSs sed
ing more businsss than one man eeS tSsr
Up on. ! want to farm. ~ q nlsks
shamrock, Texas w z.
husiNEss c6LLEdK u 0EIsEsds1 ~
profit. SSsS .f.. ,s. me- s..s :".S::s sss,ss S:s X:
ye.tlsation. Address o. T., 0tiakss,Sn
HOTEL. sNAp-ioc rooms. Z71S5tcsn
plan near KansAs- OH ishsna M.
100000 annual gross rAceipte; o1s. 90
half osrn. balance terms only hotal N
city OF elshtssn thousand Ntohin Aetsl
Exchange, COS Campbsn 1NE !.
For sALE-Wali esiabllsh4d auto Sdp-
~ town OF 10000. box ~. ChicEaSks.
FoN ALE-one. OF the bsst sQIlp5S1
sYhres In southwestern Oklahoma, le.
cesfbrer and supplies tnvoIcs S,oo0s
,,nn saaIpmsn, n,,,s and tools 100 Eor laiorms.
blds., Oklahoma City, Okls
modern auto s.ls' S risnsS ~ NOT. rr".
!smpsr %s Tsn.li. ySt ci.y.i:SS ohlo 900
FOR sAfE-0r viii trade 1or I SScd
farm, vsristy. store. doing 8 Sood
sUss s%s and - ISs. sSSS 'STn w y.I,! sSSdI ''':sS
s,Sooi sales for 1917 about Sit,ooo.
stesle's variety store, Yale, uklA.
THB best furn!turs bu4insss ii fifE(9N
voice about 1900 and ths but(1lse h
brick and iron. 2b.isc, and worth about
!, 'oooi wlll trade Tor = socd fern. east
McAlenter. Okla. Address Lee vraaisr.
Frederick, Okla.
BALE fKXbE--c6In opsfsJed orchsslTSs
ilpn plano, ono ton pifFhstt and one
boxball nlloyi coin operated photoGraph
machine, James Shenra. Norman, Okla.
FOR SALE on TRADE--uood. clesH
stock Of harness and snddlery goces;
will sell for oash or trade for uninAuNn-
bered farm land. w. p. Anderson. Fred !.
erlck, okla. ..
u, $50 BUYS first class pocirooIW; rood
draft sse. C. r. wooten. dainssvins,
| Texas, -.E+.
FOR sKLE on RENT-I EaTaSs yg7H
feet doing a fine business N ors .pf
.eoct W. peM 'oTM Sn,. y, me sa's VII 'nvSass s
unless you mean business; no trades
considcredj owner going into other buel-
ness, Addresr Brush Garage. Boz ss/s
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Secretario Lansing habia negado, Il
las dos Y media de Ia tarde. que el
armisticio Sc hubiera firmado, ana
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original en- que Sc lie comunicabs tai
noticia. Y Ia msyoria del pueblo Sc
inclino q Greer que era verdadera.
Las demostraciones continuaron sin
que Sc disminuyera el entusiasno DE
los nianifestantes. hasta en- Ia noche.
Grupos de manifestantes lleTaban
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Eagle Pass. Texas. novlembrc t.
Accompanied de otra sonora amiga
suva. Ia sonora Macialcna Sanchez
dc Bcrlansa cruzo hoy, con permISo
dc las autoridadeS dc inmlgraclon'
el pucnte International Y rIno a La
Gle Pass a reclamar cl cueTpo dc Su
hiio Pablo. quien halo Ia mueTtc.
ahocado en- el Rio Bravo. cuando IN
tento cruzarlo para ir a Ia vcclna
poblacion mexicana.
La rladre dc Berlanga no nudo req
liar su pro2osito dc llevar a PledraS
Negras cl cadaver de su hijo, para
darlc ALI sepultura. nj siqulera tuvo
Ia s,rerte DC verlo por ultima vez'
Las autoridades. tras de hacer las
Investigations del case Y de levantar
eI arta correspondence. o-denaron
cue ci cadaver de Berlanca fucra IN
humado en- Ia orilia del Bravo, ere
cisar'ente dorde habia sido hallado,
V Ia orden hahia sido va cumpilda
nara cuando IA sonora Sanchez VINO
Dc Piedras Necras on bUsca del ca
davcr do III hijo smado. La sonora
Sanchez de Berlanra sintio IN enor-
me desconsuelo al enterarse de Que
no podia reaiizar III 7ropoSlto DE- lie
var eI cadaver de su hijo fledraS
Necras, para inhumarlo en- ej pan
teon de esa ciudad. iunto los demaS