Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14
eason starts next Monday.

season starts next Monday.
Link Up Work-Important steps
to coordinate the work of the rural
life bureaus Of State College and
the Agricultural Education Division
OF the State Department of Public
Instruction are under way and COM
mittees are working out n plan
whereby they will not overlap.
Special attention is to be given to
this line of activity during the win
ter. Conferences were held here
during the week by Dean H. L.
Watts and other officers of state
College and Prof. I. H. Dennis. d.
rector of agricultural education.
Further meetings are to be held and
state speakers will meet various
gatherings in the country.
largest To Appear-Deputy At
torney General William H. Hargest
will appear on behalf of the state
in the Supreme Court at Pittsburgh
this week to argue the cold storage
case appeal. 1t is probable that this
case will be used as basis for some
suggested cold storage legislation
next winter. The appeal was taken
from the Allegheny county courts.
Road Forces Hit-Infiuenza has
been affecting road repair forces in
number of sections of the state
work on several projects of an en-
ergency character has been impeded
by men getting sick. Highway
I Commissioner ]. Denny O'Neil has
been congregating men along the
Lincoln highway to prepare 1t Tor
winter and has started erection or
new fences at exposed points.
| Township authorities in counties
where there are important roads
have been urged to get repairs made
INn, fhnra
be restrictions on materials.
Italian Subjects. = Subjects OF
Italy are to be treated by local and
district draft boards as are otner
friendly aliens" declares a nStics SrnS- is
dock. the chief draft officer; An
Italian who has declared intention TO
become, citizen is subject TO ne tne
in class and before leaving, the
| country to enlist in the Italian Army
| must obtain permits: Conventions
| regarding reciprocal drafting. have
not yet become effective. Notices OF
| changes in the physical REQUIRE
ments have been brought to attention
Cots and Tents: - Tents and cots
have been sent from the state AT
genal for use in lighting infiueaza eaTmef' 20
| Williamstown, Mandate and Scranton
| in the last twenty-four hours.
Forty Sick: = Over forty persons ons
| state government are down with in,
| fiuenza, but none of the departmental
heads has been affected as yet.
Harry. a former clerk in the State
| Treasury. who went to Fort Thomas,
| Ky, is ill in the fort hospital with
pneumonia: 4 telegrSm re- received ssny to1X by
that he was out Of danger.
To speed Work. - James e. Samp-
son. chief of concrete constructor
has been sent to the Baltimore pike
speed up the work. Mr.. Sampson
has been in charge OF the construc-
| tion and repair on the Lincoln hlgh-
ways western end.
Greasy Leaves. = EX-Representa-
tive William T. Greasy, who was
hotel, has been able to go to, his
| home. While here he was visited by
| Clifford Pinchot regarding plans for
the trip to Europe o9ter to be taken X no1 to
nection with the war.
Wartime Hours. = The State Ar
senal force is getting along with
of the demands for cots and tents
for emergency hospitals. The force
worked until o'clock this morning
back on the job at 9. Captain w. L.
Hicks, who is running the establish
ment. says it is like real war ct
| home.
Take 100000. - Capitol Hill Of
ficials and attaches have subscribed
| for 100000 of Liberty Bonds, going
/ 100000 beyond what they did on the
Third Loan. The State Insurance
| Fund took 100000 bonds in Harris
burg and the State Board of Educa-
tion $4,000.
Back mt Work. = James C. Dein-
niger. executive clerk. who had been
taking a vacation in Sullivan county
has returned to his desk.