Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-03
WAR NOT YET WON,
SAYS CAPTAIN VINT


SAYS CAPTAIN VINT
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little boys of five or six years old
who are now toddlings about The
streets of your city will not be
called in another draft twenty years
hence to defeat Germany again"
Pro-German Stuff
when you hear man say that
he doesn't believe it necessary for
him TO subscribe to the fourth loan
YOU can be sure that whether he
knows it or not that man is putting
out pro-German stuff" said Chair
man Patterson to-day. Harrisburg
must not allow this sentiment to
get a foothold here. We did remark
ably well in the three other cam
paigns: we cannot fall down on the
fourth.
Important Meeting Tonight
An important meeting of home
workers will be held in the federal
courtroom tonight. 1t is for the
workers in the three divisions which
were not present at last weeks
meeting. but workers of who could
not attend their division meeting
last week are urged to be present.
p. r. r. Coming Along
The Pennsylvania railroad, Phil
adelphia division, this morning re-
ported that it had sold a total of
2,443 bonds valued at S174,250. The
Middle division has also added to
its total. Chairman Leonard of the
Philadelphia division says all pre-
vious buying records will be broken.
nAAfI, ;x, Window Coon
Within a day or so a booth is to
be placed in the display window at
Liberty Loan headquarters for the
sale of bonds, and every day it will
be manned by the wife. sister, moth
er or daughter of some man in the
service of the United States.
Bulletin Board Announcement
The food administration bulletin
in front of the courthouse will be
transformed into a bulletin board
next week, and on it will be display
ed each day the total bond sales of
all the home teams and divisions.
Big Crowds Heard Troupers
Recorder James NJ LentZ, this
morning said that enormous
crowds yesterday heard the Liberty
Troupers on their tour through the
northern section of the county. There
is great enthusiasm all through that
district and more bonds are being
sold then in the three preceding
Middle Division Showing
The Middle division, Pennsylva-
MIA railroad, reported at noon to-
day that the division to date has
sold S170,500 worth of bonds. A to-
tai of 16S Harrisburg employees on
the division have been canvassed
and the buyers have bought s10,500
worth of bonds.
Executive Committee Named
Chairman Patterson has named
the following executive committee
for the loan:
Spencer Gilbert. Edward Bailey,
W. NJ. Donaldson, c. E. Covert. Rob-
ert \. Enders, George A. Gorgas,
E. a. Heffelfinger, E. S. Herman. w.
T. Hildrup, Jr., W. NJ. Hoerner
Charles a. Kunkel, James P. Nc
Cullough, George W. Reilly D. W..
Sohn, E. ]. Stackpole, E. c. Thomp-
son, E. z. Wallower, and Edward
E. Beidleman.
Vint at Marsh Run To-day
Captain Nint, the British artillery
man, who received such a welcome
at the Chamber of Commerce din
ner yesterday, spoke to the men at
Marsh Run to-day at 1910.
Hill Departments 100 Per Cent.
Among the hundred per cent. bu-
reaus on the Hill up to this morn
ing Chairman Albert A. Allen re-
ported the following: State Live
chemistry, Agricultural depart
.Aent, Dairy and Food Bureau, De-
partnTent of State Police, Water
supply Commission and Legislative
Reference Bureau.
MAY Do 1t Again
1t is not beyond the range of pos
sibility that the Liberty troupers
may tour the north county region
again, so warm was their reception
yesterday They held meetings at
Millersburg, Lykens, Williamstown
and Elizabethville. There was COM
munity singing at all meetings and
the crowds ranged from 1900 at
Millersburg, TO 5000 at Lykens. DR..
Bagnell scored a great hit. Miss
Buttorff's solo work was very en-
joyable. Speakers were Henderson
Gilbert, Private Pebernet, who was
wounded in France; DR.. Bagnell,
James E. Lentz and others. Corporal
Roberts sang.
Campaign Sidelights
Plumbers and Steamfitters', Local
No. $40, has bought $500 worth of
bonds.
establishments in the city are the
George candy store and Victoria
theater. Messrs. George gave the
girl employees the initial payment on
their bonds.
DR.. Bagnell tonight at speaks
at Einglestown.
The condition of Harold Linder-
man, bond salesman and Liberty
Loan worker, who is a patient at
the Keystone Hospital, suffering
from pneumonia, is critical.
The Hub" to-day reported hun
Dire dper cent" subscriptions by en-
ployes.
Another hundred per cent" re-
port was from the inspection office
ordnance department. Harrisburg
Boiler and Manufacturing Company,
under charge of Capt. d. ]. Fales.
American baking industries, local
representatives have received a tele-
gram from General Pershing thank
ing them for their cooperation in
the work of winning the war, and
saying that the army is with the
baking industries in bond buying.
CITIZEN COMPANY CARNIVAL
Last evening the street dance and
carnival of the Citizen Fire Com
pany. No. 3, opened at the firehouse,