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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12

Wartime conditions do not pre-
vent Technical High school gradu-
ates from pursuing learning in hlsh-
er courses. More alumni VIII go OUT
from Techs halls to colleges ana
universities this fall than ever De
fore. Twenty-Five graduates nave al
ready had their certificates OF en-
trance filled out, and another dozen
have made application for admit
tance to college. Penn State is the
favorite this year, possibly because
of the well-established military drill
that has featured the work or that
institution during many years. FIJI
teen more Maroon lads Will go TO
State in addition to those VINO en-
tered from the class at the middle OF
last year, through a special ruling OF
the college faculty.
Among the students to enter col
lege are some of Techs best athletes.
Rees Lloyd, captain of last season S
team entered in February. Fred
Huston. basketball captain, has cast
his fortune at State. Glenn Beard,
manager and captain of the tennis
squad will also go to the center
county institution. SO that three or
last years athletic captains VIII go
from Tech to State. Just what II
means to be a captain at Teen, is
better understood when 1T Is taken
into consideration that Tech was the
acknowledged champion of Pennsyl-
vania in the high school rank. in
football, basketball and track. In all
three sports the Maroon was without
a peer.
Other athletes include Jerry
Frock, football center. and Trough,
tackle. Rooms and Minick took a
prominent part in Tech track sports.
"T.uch" Miller, a basketball forward,
will attend the University of Michi-
gan. cliff" Wingard was a star
Maroon outfielder, and has matri-
culated at Penn. The Sourbier broth
ers should also make good basketball
material for State College quintet.
Arch Frederick Beecher, George
Fisher. Jerry Frock, Frederick Hus-
ton. Franklin Koons, Merl Kramer,
James Minick, Glenwood Beard, Jo-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
Attendance and Receipts
of Sixth Series Game
Fourth Street Church of
God Asks For DR.. Yates

Members of the congregation of the
Fourth Street Church of God met last
night and unanimously agreed to petit
tion the Eldership of the Church of
God, which will meet in Mechanics
burg in October. to return the Rev.
Dr. William N. Yates, who has been
pastor of that church for the last
seven years. Other business in con-
nection with the church administra-
ton was transacted. including a de-
cision to increase the salary of the
pastor.
n committee of five members was
appointed to petition the County Court
for authority to revise the church
charter, which was drawn in 1S4S. On
the committee are: w. A. Laverty,
Louis j. Houseal, William Shelter,
Guy McDannald and the Rev. DR..
Yates, chairman.
Delegates to the Eldership will be:
John Garner, Samuel Gardner, NJ. A.
Sigler and Charles s. Meek.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
Tech Alumni, With Many Athletes,
FIocking NoW to State College

seph Freedman, Robert Sourbier,
Ralph Brough, Elwood Sourbier
Samuel Kamsky and Michael Heck
er. Dickinson, Laverne Bitner and
Winfield Loban. Hampton Normal
and Agricultural Institute, Charles
Cooper. University of Michigan,
Harry Miller. University of Pennsyl-
vania, Frederick Ross, Gordon Hol-
land, Ralph Stauffer and Clifford
Wingard. Lehigh University, Earl
Schwartz and Abram Gross.
Tech students by the score are ex-
pected to respond to the call that
has gone out over the state for apple
pickers in the Adams county fruit
belt Boys who are 16 and II years OF
age are wanted-are needed-to har-
vest the crop of apples in the great
est apple belt in the world, during
the last week of September and all
of the month of October. The stu
dents will live in camps with "a boys
in each camp. For the first week
they will receive SO, and for each of
the subsequent weeks they will be
given $12.
Should any of the pickers become
experts, they will be given a higher
rate of pay. Only 81 a week will be
charged for boarding, the state pay
ing the loss. as we'll as furnishing the
bungalows, cots, tents and other
equipment. The boys will furnish
their own blankets. Those who return
to school will be given the oppor-
tunity at the end of the six weeks to
make up their back work. A canvass
of the school is being made at the
present time, and many of the boys
are expected to answer this patriotic
call.
Prof. Russell c. Hertzler was elect
ed head of the history department
yesterday afternoon at a meeting of
the teachers of that subject. Out
lines for the year were prepared al
the meeting.
An important faculty meeting was
held yesterday afternoon at which
time committees were appointed to
look after several departments of the
school. Seating of the pupils in the
study hall and other important mat
ters were discussed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
Neglected Roller
Stripped of Brass

When borough officials sought to
start the street departments steam
roller, which has been lying in an
open field in South Front street, for
almost year, they found that the
machine had been completely strip
ped of it's brass parts. Oil cups
gauges, cocks and all the other parts
made of the shiny metal had disap-
peared, as result of the failure OF
the department to house the machine
property. Duplicate parts have been
procured, and the roller will be in
commission again, within a few days
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
FEDERATION TO
MAKE CANVASS
Religious Survey of Borough
Planned by Associated
Churches

The Church Federation of Steelton
has completed it's plans for reli-
gious and social survey of the town,
and the initial action to be taken In
the drive will be decided upon to-
night at a meeting in the First Re-
formed Church. 1t is planned TO
make a house-to- house canvass,
gathering all facts as to church and
Sunday school membership, etc, and
as to living conditions. 1t is believed
that the work will take at least i
month.
The borough has lacked authentic
data on this subject for some time,
and the results of the survey will fill
a long-felt need. Many persons have
volunteered their services as can
vassers, and it is expected that me
work will he we'll under way within
week at the longest.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12

lures. autographed, for total res
suit of $102.
In the afternoon Taberski won
from Earl Goldy, a local celebrity,
$50 point to 16, and in the evening
he took on James Hainlin. former
city champion at pocket billiards.
The native son had many friends i'll
the arena who encouraged him in his
splendid work, but TaberslSi had no
difficulty winning out, $50 to 80.
Manager Leonard, who recently
came from Daly's in New York. to
! establish here, was roundly con-
graduated for bringing Taberski to
| Harrisburg and it is planned to in
vite more of the celebrities in the
near future.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
PUBLIC SALE
---Of---
Valuable Real Estate
SEPTEMBER IA, 191,


SEPTEMBER IA, 1918
At 1870 II. NJ.
The undersigned, agent for the heirs
of ]. ]. Bishop, late of Swatara
township, Dauphin county, Pa,
deceased, will expose to public
sale and outcry on the homestead
farm, adjoining Oberlin, the fol-
lowing real estate:
Tract No. all that farm in said
township, bounded by lands of
James Boyd Estate and r. l.. Det-
owned by ]. J. Bishop, containing
4S acres, more or less, having
thereon erected a
2h STORY Brick Dwelling House,
large frame bank barn and neces-
sary outbuildings.
Tract No. 2-Bounded by lands of
]. J. Bishop Estate, Jacob Boyd
Estate, Ellen Horst, George Bing-
aman, r. L. Detweiler and others,
containing 95 acres, more or less,
having thereon erected a
2b Story Frame Dwelling House,
Large Frame Bank Barn; good
spring of never-failing running
water close to house.
Tract No. 8 Farm adjoining
lands of ]. ]. Bishop Estate, Geo.
Bingaman, Walter Hooker. Geo.
Cumbler Estate and r. l.. Det-
weller, containing So acres, more
or less, having thereon erected a
~ STORY Frame Dwelling House
and Frame Barn. This land is in
a high state of cultivation. Any
person wishing to view the prem
ises should call on the under
signed, residing on Tract No. 2, or
on NJ. NJ. Engle, on Tract No. 1.
Tract No. 4-Situated about a
mile and half least of Oberlin,
along -Middletown road, bounded
by lands of Christ Denny, d. b.
Longenecker Estate, VIM. Shearer,
Mary Atticks, Melvin Yetter and
Martin Eshenour Estate, contain
ing is acres, more or less, of pas
ture land with fine stream of water
flowing through it.
These farms are located east of
Oberlin and adjoining each other
Sale will be held at Tract No. /, at
I.30 p. m, on above date, when
conditions will be made known by
A. G. BISHOP,
Agent for heirs Of j. j. Bishop.
deceased.
nj. B. Shaeffer, Auct.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
Billiard Champ Hoppe
Wins Draft Appeal

The appeal of Willie Hoppe.
worlds billiard champion, against
being placed in Glass A of the
draft under the work fight"
rule was upheld by the district
board of New York, it was an
nounced to-day, Hopes local
board had placed him in Glass A
because of dependents, but recent
ly placed him in the top class, de-
claring that billiard playing as an
district board, however, gave him
his original classication. Hoppe
will soon start on an exhibition
our for the benefit of the Red
Cross.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12

The Rev A. G. Herr. pastor of the
Highspire Church of God for the past
two years. has been accepted for "Y"
overseas work. He will go to Colum-
bus, Ohio, for preliminary training,
after which he will cross the big
pond"
Mr.. Herr came to Highspire
from a Martinsburg pastorate. He
accomplished mucn during his stay in
Highspire. having established a troop
of Boy Scouts. opened reading rooms
for the congregation, and provided
athletic quarters for the young men.
He was educated at Findlay College.
Ohio, and at the Missionary and Bible
Institute, Nyack. N. ].
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
Billiardist Excites Great
Interest at Leonard'S S

An unique feature of the fine pill
lard playing show at Leonard's
rooms yesterday afternoon and eve
ming, when Frank Taberski, worlds
undefeated pocket billiard champion
drew big crowds. was the benefit for
War Savings. Members of the To-
cal committee, with Auctioneer
Wright in the spotlight disposed of n
large number of the billiardist's pic
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
ICT TO BE CHEAPER

On and after Sunday, September
10, the price of ice at the Alspure
Ice stores operated by the United
Ice and Coal Company on the cash
and carry plan will be as follows:
100 pounds, 80 cent; so pounds, Is
cent; 10 pounds, cents.
New hours for the ice stations. will
be from 7 to 10 a. m., and from 12
noon to p. m. Sunday hours will
be from to 10 a. m.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
SteeLtOn NeuS Items
Husband Returning,
Finds Wife Dead

Returning from work, late yester-
day afternoon, George Shambaugh,
Jury street. Highspire. found his wife
strangled to death. Mrs. Shambaugh,
who had been in i'll health for the
past eight months. had knotted a
towel about a bedpost. and placing
her head through the hoop, let her
body fall, thus being slowly strangled.
ately, and rendered a verdict of sui
eide.
Mrs. Shambaugh leaves FIVE broth
ers: Michael Coble William Coble, Ed
ward Coble and Curtin Coble all of
ter. Her two sisters are Mrs. c. Z.
Leidig, of Highspire, and Mrs. Harry
Morrissey, of Harrisburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
Squadron of Soldiers
Coming to Middletown

A squadron of $50 whito soldiers.
from Morrison, Va, will arrive at the
next few days. according to Lieuten-
ant-Colonel Nelson, commandant of
the depot. They will take the place
of the colored soldiers who were ex-
nected
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
pa1u, NOW TENNIS CHAMPION

Bethlehem, Pa. Sept. 12.-H. M.
Paul won the tennis singles cham
pionship of the Bethlehem Steel
Company and the city by defeating
r. G. Carson, 6-1, 1913, 6-3. Mr..
Paul forced his way through the
tourney in which there were thirty
two entries. James Brenningan, a
left wing, of st. Houis. Mo-, was to-
day signed to play with the cham
p.on Bethlehem Steel soccer team.
"Y" COMMITTEE TO MEET
A meeting of the social committee
of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be held in
the assembly rooms of the associa-
ton building tomorrow noon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12

Army life is the real stuff" So
says James Wilson. son of Mrs. Su-
san Wilson, Canal and Reilly streets
who has beer in France for several
months as member of the Amer-
lean EXpeditionary Forces Before
he enlisted he wits employed by tho
City Transfer Company as a driver.
He had a large number of friends
here and lis we'll and favorahly
known throughout the city.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
FINES DRUNKS

At police court this afternoon, Bur-
CESS McIntee fined four men for dis
orderly conduct in the streets last
evening. Several of the departments
at the steel plant were paid yester-
day, and a number of men imme
diately got into communication with
John Barleycorn, which resulted in
q number of arrests
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
S. S. CLASS TO MEET

Glass No. of the Grace United
Evangelical Sunday school, will meet
this evening at the home of Mrs.
Charles Ncerhood, LAG Conestoga
street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-12
RESERVES TO DRILL

Company, of the Steelton Re
serves will hold it's weekly drill, this
evening on Cottage Hill.
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When Itching Stops

There is ore safe, dependable treatment
that relieves itching torture and skin irri.
tation almost instantly and that cleanses
and soothcs the skin.
Ask any druggist for Csc or 81 bottle
IT zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that irritations, pimples.
blackheads. eczema. blotches. ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
n little zono. the penetrating. satisfy
ing liquid. is all that is needed, for It
hanishes most skin eruptions and makes
lhe skin soft. smooth and healthy. a
y The L. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
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willing 90 trust to luck and take big
chance which can only result Ia a lar
srr percentage of misses than kills
And so one might 60 on forever tell
ina ~ Tho ioei opportunities IN the
Same field hcoause sportsmen do not
hnnw their gun.
should brother gporisman ask sou
some dAN what size groups your fiflr
viii make at 100 OF zoe ,irds. OF how
many pellets your SHOTGUN VIII throw
into thifty inch clfClc ~ 10 yards
you viii realize for the firsi time. TIM,
you really do not know your gun.
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. P O r T | N G
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CHICAGO. oct "a "Bread cast on
the w',icfs ~ returning much less
than Tie nfoNeihial thousand jold 60
battling Nelson zinc Durable Dane" or
lighiWcieh, chpmilonahip fame
nelson Who - pcaniloss 'hfnurn L.
gal tcchnlcalit.ca aud suffcrlns from
Snsri4h Influenza viii uevcrthci css
navc his hospital bin paid The Bet
ter appealed TO Friends ~ como 10 ms
aid \ check fof f2o3 the air Of an
organization Dee aided in the heyday Of
his career VIII cuvcc Ais immediate
expenses
Tho veteran OF Che ring tx declared
Go Pee out ut danger and on The road
90 recovery.
KANSAS CITY. ,4ct 20 Comment
on The football situation ~ all NiFsou
ri Naile, Conference schuois b. hedrrd
with question marks Aiant Of the
hoos nrc under quarantine fof lnflu+
onza and white this has not iutcrfcfcd
materially with football practice u has
served 60 further ohscltc thu already
cloudod schedule and bids fair 10 nee
ccSsitaie the rourranremcnts or cam
collation. OF some of the ouiiy NuVcm-
Der games.
There has as yet been NO move fei j.
definite rearlnneetncni of zinc schedule
following the refusal OF the student
Army Tranins Corps nits although
there has been much AGITATION IN favor
Of such action u has boon POINTED
uut that O conference might also SETTLE
finally the other Important question
90 whether freshman arc o. be- player.
on varsity tennis Nction on this one
point ha. been taken hY ndiviGual
srhoois but tnero has been no confer.
,rnce agreement
a. uoul Washington and 81 Louis
universities announcement was made
that the Influenza quarantine Womb
not be raised until the wrci, OF Soy
az the earliest since eastern quar-
aniiros have been boz effect Tor much
lonecr periods this has had a decldlt
depressing effect
10 the season can hc opened in ST.
Louis on Nos 81 Louis iniversify
on that date sill meet ihs Great Lake
team and Eolla Min.rs viii play M
Washington Washington VIII play
the scott Yield aviaters nct 49, filling
81 date cancelled by Dfufy nud she ST
Louis university is trying Tor q eamc
with the Haskell Indians az 81 fouls.
oct -, io fiil another date cancelled
by pruly.
a fractured wrist suffered hy Frank
'etermoa ~ WASHINGTON university.
formrt Wisconsin esutcr probably viii
Keep him out of Tho slmr ail season.
This. and injuries suffered by other
serve 10 further dampen Washington
hopes
The one cncoutaelng feature ~ the
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

Corpus Christi reNas. oct 20 1913.
To Property Owncrs and I.eSsocs
Nonr attention b. respectfully az
rccted 20 lhe following sections OF the
Ordinances Of mo city " Corpus
Christi
Section 1858 Hereafter Il shan Doe gn
lawful Tor the owners owner lessee
on tenant Of amy promises ahuftm4 on
any sidewalks n the city 81 Corpus
chrisii 20 permit said sidewalks to be-
COME covered with sand or dirt or to
become uncleaus an fo permit grass OF
weeds 10 grow ON 81 extend over said
sidewalk. ana amy OWNER lsssee ur tens
amt nf nuy premises ahuttinp un amy
sidewalk in the city of Corpus Christi
who shall fali on refuse 60 keep aanp
clean and free from sand col dirt siuss
ur weeds. VINO shall permit said side
walk to hocome covered with dart. sand
or tu prcnus unclran. of shall permit
weeds pr grass tu grow nn or extend
over me sidewalks shall he deemed
guilty 81 m.Adcin amor aud un CON
Nicii"n of ihc same in the Corporation
court shall hn fiued in ANY sum not
exceeding Twenty five tSa50Og Dollars
section lhH NVsrl OWNER lessce
"r tenant uf any premises abuttiug on
uny sidewalk within the ffe limits dis
tilot of The CllF ~ Corpus Christi san
remove of rtuFe 90 he removed an
sand. dirt grass weeds oi auy unclcan
substances thrfefrum hg sweeping or
DthrrNlre. uil ateh and every dnv ui the
week osofpi SUNDAY between the
hours Of IA g. m. and a. % m aud
any owner, leesye or Tenant ~ any
nrrmiHe8 nbuturR nu amy sidewalk in
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THE new CAL0MEL FINE
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
cALoTABs, The NEW NAUSEA.
LESS cALoMEL. BREAKS UP A
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Physicians and druggists havo ~ last
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Lost and r ound

LOST SUNDAY afternoon. between
Corpus 'hustl and iiohst1Nn. STA
Shell hpab Hag dark uiut ooat
END childs sIey coat Finder please
ctmn b. Caller office anu receive 81
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Help Wanted--female

WANTED a oook for small fimllt at
$500 psr week A9pig Major Me.
Murdo. General Hospital .0g
WANTED Chamber maid, AZ Plaza
Hotel al 81 pes week. Corpus
Christi, Texas rs
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Position Wanted

WANTED Position as Ford tfucl
DRIVER or hepsr in garaff handy
wifn TOOLS an0 can handle machln-
ery over dfnn, = o. B0x no.
Portland Texas IA
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AuTomosiLss

FOR SALE lone overland automobile
la perfect condition. Apply Il. IA.
Bingham. col Mesquite, "a
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FOR REST-Nlcc seven room reel
dcnce. Hiilcrcst addition. SEQ John
q. Russell, with the southland
Lumber Co. S1s
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lgNE FARM FOR RENT Alfred. Ism
Wells county Wen fenced ali fine
land. also four room house. WILL wilma
mill water ripcd into ipfF ana garden
good or buildings. aud 50 acres pas ?
ure fun Of grass. water and wood al
eo with the place | want Q good Ten =
ant win guod teams and tools i-s
ana "a rent Jay T. Adams. owner.
5l7 Gibbs ilidg san Antonio @lc
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FOR RENT--Housos furniBhed or no..
Amos Moore. owner. -epf