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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-30

During the past few weeks twelve
of the members of the Fourth street
Church of God and Sunday school
have died. Most of the funerals
were private and were limited TO ten
minutes. Sunday morning at l0:30
a memorial service will be held at
which time the pastor, DIR. William
n. Yates, will preach on Our Great
Consolation"
In the evening at 7:30. a patriotic
Memorial Service will be held in
honor of Louis Houseal and Eu-
gene Davis, two of the young men
from Fourth street church who
have given their lives over in the
war for human freedom. At this
service the subject OF the sermon
will be stars of Gold" A new silk
service flag will appear for the first
time and two of the stars will be
gold.
The Young Mems Glass. and the
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er meeting. 10.
Holy Communion-The Rev. John
Henry Miller. 1045. The Coming
King. 7.SO, "A New Covenant"
Sunday school, $50.
Calvary-The Rev. Edward II.
Paar. II. Joyful Advent Tidings:
7S0, The Coming of Shiloh" Sun
day school, 10.
Bethlehem-The Rev. ]. Bradley
Markward. 1880. What Does Eour
Religion Cost You?" $50. "Noah's
Shipbuilders, first sermon in 4 Sc
ries:" Las. Sunday school
Augsburg-The Rev. \. Nj. Stam-
cts. l0.SO, Notes From an Advent
Song" $50, "Sensitives About in; "
Sunday school, ,.
Christ-The Rev. Thomas Reisch.
1890, "Jehovlh-Jireh;" 7.S0, More
Than Conquerors;" Sunday school, ..
Zion-The Rev. $. Winfield Her
man. 1880. "Boundless Riches IN
Christ" 7.3O, God Always on the
Side of Right" Sunday school, 1.45.
Trinity, Camp Hill-The Rev. +.
ID. Weigle. Sunday school, 9.30;
1880, The Advent Call" 7.30, The
Wise and Foolish Virgins"
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NEWS OF WEEK BOILED DOWN
FOR OUR BUSY SOLDIERS

IIans finally made to place the
!3nS-delayed comfort station under
Jhe courthouse instead of in Market
Growth of juvenile crime alarms
Propatlon officers and court officials
MY youngsters are listed for trial
FRANK c. Bosler, Carlisle millions
are Is found dead in his office.
Senator Il. r. Beidleman, lieuten-
t-SoNernor- elect, is given recep-
non by the Harrisburg Republican
Announcement made that the new
Ienh- Harris Will be formally opened
New Years eve.
Three tons of fruit seeds gathered
mere to make carbon for gas masks
put up for sale as fuel by the Red
Cross.
Governor Brumbaugh made Penn
sylyania's War Historian" at a salary
or $4,000 year He is to write the
history the Pennsylvania boys play
ed in the war
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-30

Derry Street.-The Rev. ]. A. Lyter.
1880, Morning service; $50, eve2-
ing service; 200, Sunday school.
UNITED EVANGELICAL
Harrisburg Afission-The Rev. W.
L. Pottieger. The Rev. W. S. Har-
ris, assistant pastor will preach at
100.
Penbrook the Rev. W. e. Pot
ueger will speak morning and even
ing upon the themes. The War Is
on" and Christ our Sufficiencv
For Every Task"
Grace, Enola-The Rev II. NJ.
Buck. $50, Sunday school: 1915,
missionary sermon. "Our Relation
to Missions: 6.45, Christian En-
deavor; 80, preaching by the Rev.
w L. Pefley.
Harris Street.-The Rev. 4. G.
Flerer. $50, Sunday school; lO.SO,
preaching by the Rev. H. B. Hartz-
Ter; $40, Christian Endeavor
meeting; $50. pageant by W. NJ. S,
address by the Rev. b. II. Niebel.
Park Street.-The Rev. \. T
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Tuesday, November 20

Augustus II. Haines is appinted to
police force, succeeding Melvin KEEP
ford, deceased.
Council passes the buck" in dis
orderly house raids to the Mayor who
saws there is nothing to investigate
in his police department
Plans drawn at conference of state
and city officials for treatment OF
Capitol Park extension. A great or
namental bridge is to be built across
the railroad at state street upon
which the names of every Pennsyl-
vania soldier will be engraved. The
bridge is to be the first memorial
erected by the state to the PennsyI-
varIan~ sSho took part in the great
W.
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Two Inspiring Services at
Market Square Tomorrow

Two events will mark the service
at Market Square church tomorrow.
The first is the Sacrament of Bap-
tism for children. This will be at
the morning service. In the evening
the annual Thanksgiving Praise
service will be rendered. This SER
vice is a feature of the musical
work of the Market Square choir.
For a number of years the sabbath
evening following Thanksgiving the
people have been led in n service of
praise. This. year an added feature
will be the patriotic character of
the songs
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Thursday, November 28

Thanksgiving Day is celebrated
with services in nearly every church
in the city. Thanks to the Supreme
Being for the victorious conclusion
of the war are offered up. Outdoor
tailed by rain.
Technical High School defeats
Steelton High by score of 81 to 0.
the players surging through sea of
mud.
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United RRETHREN

MI Ed l.lhhIN
Enola-The Rev. J. Stewart Glen.
1890, The Power of Influence" ;
80. THE Power Of Faith" Re
Vival services will continue next
week.
Sixth Street.-The Rev. J. owen
Jones. 1890. and 7SO. preaching:
1.45. Sunday school. Morning
praise service at 9.45.
State Street.-The Rev. II F.
Rhoad. 1915 and $50. preaching;
$50, Sunday school.
Otterbein-Dr. s. Edwin Rupp.
1890, morning service. The Free
dom Of Gods Children; evening
service. "Woman's Day; 200, sun
day school.
ST. PauIs. Wormleysburg- The
Rev. \. b. Mower. 1915. Seeking
the Lost: 7.3O. Why Be a Chris
tian?"; $50. Sunday school.
First-The Rev. w. Z. Daugherty.
1890, Il Shall Be Satisfied: 7.3O,
Indifference 10 the Charming
christ"
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PRESBYTERIAN

Olivet-10.S0, preaching by the
Rev. James Il. MacClure, After"
Sunday school and Bible classes, 2;
$50, evangelistic service.
Capital Street -- The Rev. i. n.
Ward. 10.45, Christ, Our Substi-
tute;" 7.S0, The Real Life of Man"
Sunday school. 1915.
PaXton-The Rev. Harry Il. King.
II and $50; Sunday school, 10.
Market Square-The Rev. George
Edward Hawes, pastor; the Rev.
Howard Rodgers, assistant. IL,
strengthened to Strengthen:" 7.S0,
"A Good Man Who Became n Chris
tian."
Bethany-The Rev. John NJ. War
den. $50, The Marks of Holy Spirit
in a Believer" Sunday school, ..
Camp Hill-The Rev. Raymon A.
Ketchledge. II, "A Call to Confess
sion and RepentanCc;" 7.3O, illus
trated sermon. THE Creation, Temp
tation and Fall" Sunday school,
9.45.
Pine Street.-The Rev. Lewis Sey-
mour Nudge, pastor; the Rev. IL. II.
Baldwin, assistant. 1890, THE Over
flowing Life" the Sacrament of the
Lords supper; 7.30, How to Han
die the Sword" lao, Sunday school.
Division Street-Sunday school 3:
1.45, The Free Fift;" the Rev. II.
IL. Baldwin.
Covenant-The Rev. Harvey Klaer.
1890, The Old Church in the New
Era" $50, The Way to a Great
Peace Sunday school, ..
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PROGRAM OF THE
l4TH ANNUAL
BIBLE READING
AT THE SLATEHILL
Mennonite Church
NEAR SHIREMANSTOWN, PA.
DECEMBER 2-3-4-5, 1918.

DECEMBER 2-S-4-5, 1918.
Monday, December ?. evening
100, song service; 7.30, sermon,
G. L. Derstine. Eureka, Ills;
prophecy the Christians
Searchlight"
Tuesday, December 3. morn
ing - $50. devotional; reading
of minutes; 1000, address of
welcome. Samuel Hess; 1915,
"He Are Ny Witnesses" Abram
Metzler, Martinsburg, Pa: song;
1855. Marvellous Prophecies Al
ready Fulfilled" c. +. Derstine.
ice; lis, devotional; 1.50, book
song; 2.30, "Emmanuers Life
Foretold by Prophets c. +.
Derstine.
Evening-6.3O, song service:
100 Prophecy Concerning the
jew" c. +. Derstine: 7.45, SER
mon, Abram Metzler.
Wednesday, December 4,
The World During This Age"
c. +. Derstine; song; 1890, book
study, Romans, a. Metzler.
Afternoon - loo, song serv-
ice; lis, devotional; 1.3O. The
Great Tribulation Horrors De-
picted," G. +. Derstine; song:
$50, Humility True and
False" A. MetZler.
Evening - $50, song service:
100, "A Talk to Children"
Abram Metzler: 7.45. 1.-TWO
Great Prophetic Dreams of the
World Empires" c. +. Derstine.
Thursday. December ;, morn
ing-9.30, devotional; 9.45, THE
Church in Prophetic View" c.
+. Derstine: song; 1850, book
study. Romans, A. MetZler.
Afternoon-l.0 song service:
lis. devotional; l.30. MARI
age" Abram MetZler; song; 2.30,
The Foretold Reign of Christ"
c. +. Derstine.
Evening - $50, song service:
100, The Glorious Eternal
state" G. +. Derstine; 7.30. Ser
mon, Abram Metzler.
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ment of soldiers from Marsh Run
will sing.
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4. NJ L.

Wesley Union-The Rev. Stephen
\. McNeill. 1915 general class;
7.45, patriotic service; LOO Sunday
School. Speaker at 7.45, DIR. G. II.
Champion. Duffin's community
chorus will sing.
Bethel-Thc Rev. II. II. Cooper,
pastor, will preach and administer
The Lords Supper ut 1880. At 1880
pastor will preach and detach-
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BEST TELEGRAPH w..R CARTOON OF WEEK
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HARRIsBURG, PA, NOV. 1890.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-31
"Al They Got
Was Just Me"

Harry Lauder, who has Just come
from France. tells in the American
Magazine of a vieit he paid to hos
pital in France. He says:
"The Huns do not know of such a
word as mercy. In one of our hos
pita,s I found a poor fellow who had
one eye and half his face blown away.
When he talked, his mouth was 70
hideous II was difficult to look upon
him II was sickening TO gaze at that
poor creature.
received his injuries. he tried to smile
as he told me the story.
at was a fountain pen that did
for me- he said. I was one Of the
first to reach q trench that the Huns
had just vacated. and looking down
on the floor of the dug out happened
to see a fountain pen Thinking to
write to my wife and children with
II stuck it into my pocket A few
days later. having a minutes time.
pulled it out and unscrewed the cap
and when woke up I was as you
see me now. II was filled with dyna-
mite. that fountain pen. and was Just
another trick of the Huns to wound
and cripple our men. But I'm mighty
glad. sir. that they were fooled In one
respect. at least. They probably ex-
pected to bag half a dozen OF our
boys. but all they sot i. was just
me.
Crippled beyond description. suf-
fering the agonies Of the damned. his
one consoling thought was AL they
30, was just me.'"
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Remains of Mrs. Hopping
are Laid to Rest Here.

The body of Mrs, Anna L. Hop
ping was brot from Montrose las,
Saturday afternoon and was laid to
rest in Greenwood cemetery on Sun
day. The deceased was a former resi-
dent OF Canon City and lived for
many years in this community before
removing to the western slope to
make her home. Her husband, the
late Jacob D. Hopping. was for long
period superintendent OF the old
viii be remembered by some of the
older people of the town and Its sur
roundings. MIR. Hopping died here in
1854 and was buried in Greenwood
cemetery and 1t was at the request of
his wife during her last illness that
her burial was by his side.
Mrs, Hopping and family remained
in Canon City until 1890 when they
removed to Montrose where they have
lived sver since. Mrs. Hopping died
on Thursday OF last week at the age
of seventy-eight years. She was
born AT Cottonvi'ie. Staten Island.
New York. and came to Colorado with
her husband In 1876. The deceased
was an active earnest worker in the
Metrodlst Episcopal church. both here
and at Montroee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devoe Hopping of
Montrose accompanied the remains to
Canon City and the interment was
conducted under their auspicee. The
funeral service was held At Montrose.
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"A TRIBUTE OF THEOLD
SOLDIERS TO THE NEW"

load of Relief Supplies to belgium,
and generous contributions from
other ptiianthropists, working also
through the Y. N. C. A, and now
with the Aliies. most OF our societies
and financial organizations, and the
families. and the U. S. government.
with its appropriations OF billions OF
money and resources almost unlim-
tied. intentiy working and planning
for the health. comfort and final tn
umph OF our arms. must sooner or lat
er culminate in causing i1aiserdom to
totter. and the World conflict to end
in victory to the Allies. Then will
come real compensation, affection
and regard for them, which is al
ways shown by Americans to their
heroes. who bravely fight their bat
tlea.
In behalf of not only our old SOL
diers. but OF all our generous-hearted
patriotic women and men, we glory in
unfurling iris emblem of the Free.
True and Brave. bearing the new con-
steration of stars. the like OF which
to shine for our New Soldiers, in
every part of our land and which
will ever be their glory and our
pride"
b F. ROCKSFF.HlOW
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Some Recipes for
the Housewife

Honey Spice cake.-Stir together
until creamy one and a half cupfuls
OF honey, one scant cupful OF shorten
Ing. add gradually two well-beaten
eggs one-half cupful of milk and
three cupfuls Of flour In which two
tablespoonfals of baking powder have
been sifted. a tablespoonful Of alispice
and n cupfnl of each OF raisins anu
currants- When weil-mixed turn into
u deep creased pan and bake In a mod
crate oven until brown.
Baked hppies.-Core and peel FIVE
even-sized apples. Mix one cupful OF
tine bread crumbs. three tablespoon
tuls of honey. one-half tenspoonful
each of cinnamon and lemon extract.
Fill the centers OF the apples with the
mixture and bake In buttered dish.
East indian Pudding.--Soak three
cupfuls Of bread crumbs In two cup
fuls OF cold water for five minutes
then press out the water. mix wen
with tablespoonful of melted butter.
add a quarter of II teaspoonful OF SALT.
one-haif teaspoonful OF cinnamon. one
half eupful Of raisins, five yolks OF
eggs. favored with one-ha1f a teaspoon
ful OF grated lemon peel. Bake In an
earthen dish twenty-five minutes.
Honey Ginger snaps.-Into double
boiler put three-quarters OF u cupful
OF shortening. one cupful of honey and
two teaspoonfuls of ginger. cook three
minutes after reaching the boiling
point. then set aside to cool When
cold stir In enough fiour TO make n
srifr mixture, roll out thin and cut.
bake In quick oven
Honey added to lemon juice makes
a most delicious frrit sirup to serve
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Dy E. Z. Hartman
of the Yigiyantes.

Of the VigtIantes-
Yes, whyf Stick q peg MP there
and skirmish for reasons. whyi
hear n voice cay that It is not
fair that one should bear the burden
of two. therefore all should share
alike the burdenA of defense An
axiom. No one in ten. will try to
combat that theory.
Another says that acceptance OF
protection from tho commonwealth
obligates the citizen to protect the
commonwealth In turn. Surely.
The disciple OF physical perfection
tells us that the training makes bet
tel. men and thereby hurries Us near
Of the ultimate goal of perfection:
,S1hs, this good result is manifest In
kthebext generation and is the real
thiskroad to follow. That the training
makes the trained more alert. self
reliant. keen OF wit. therefore better
fitted for any activity of life All Of
which eeeme established.
The man who hates war. yet re-
tains q modicum OF stiffening in his
epine and gray matter In his brain.
believes that universal service will
give to the United States a body OF
trained men that will be an effective
warning to trespassers- Which is
strue provided that we eliminate the
wilhelmstrasse propagators OF rotten
ness that are striving to weaken
every part of the national structure.
Bu, none OF these things have touch
ed the greatest good OF all. sure to
follow the adoption OF universal ser
vice under our form of government
All are good, all are true. but the best
and trues; OF all. that which will
bring the moet lasting good TO every
part OF our nation Ia this: that sec
;ionnl. racial. and class distinctions
Will be wipcd cut: that men will get
TO know each Others true value and
10 know themselves in truer light.
When ;hA boy from Atlanta and the
boy from s. Paul. the one from Dcs-
ton and the one from Los Angeles.
the one from Napiee and the one from
Moscow. the one from Auid Rookie
and tho ono from Belgrade are
thrown into daily contact. doing the
same things and learning the same
things. there will be breaking down
OF prejudiccs and an opening up OF
confidence.
lent 1. :hc verdict of the camps to
day Have we not seen the Jew
from the Ghetto and the son OF the
millionaire learn new and lasting re-
rpect for each othcrf Have xe no;
~csn the college bred American boy
and the son OF n Chinese truck gard
.ncr learn TO see good in each other7
Can We 20 back OF the verdict OF the
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EARL FuLkERsoN IN
KANSAS CITY HOSPITAL.

Earl FSalkcrson OF ao1 South Third
street. South Canon. accompanied by
his father. Rev. Z. II. Fuikerson. left
here last Friday night for Kansas
City. Mo. TO undergo surgical oper-
alton In pnc OF the hospitals there. a
telegram has been received by his
mother that the operation was a com
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WHY UNIVERSAL SERVICE?

boy from cn old American family. col
iege bred and proud Of his blood. who
said OF a &. bunch Of foreign born,
You've got TO hand It to those guys.
They're In dead earnest and they're
all man. all tho way through Just
crazy TO prove themselves good Amer
icans. and take II all with grin.
You like 'em when you get 10 know
EN-"
All. that is the point. Getting to
know them. and where do men get
to know each other .s they do in the
training camp. unless It is upon the
field OF battlee And. TO prove that
we need to know each other. just
bark back to the remarks made be-
fore the war.
at is always the poor man who has
to do the fighting. while the rich loil
at home and get richer"
you cannot expect anything from
these uneasy laborers in case OF war.
They won't do q thing but Bnari at
the men who do the work OF war
preparation and then they will hang
back and let do all the fighting for
them"
That IL the way certain men of two
classes talked. heard them. What
are they doing now? Training hard
IN the same cause and with sincere
respect for each others virtues.
There Is no better way to break
down the par OF partition that stands
between rich and poor. educated and
ignorant. native born and foreign
born. than to set them at the sarne
tasks. under the same conditions and
accord them the same treatment. with
national safety as the goal before
them
So We may cum the matter MP In
this way.
own burdens. not shirking them II
means doing our duty by the common
wealth which protects ua. II means
building q wall too high and strong
for tyrsnts TO attack. II means CIV
ing our young men stronger bodies.
more alert minds. more self reliance.
II means teaching them to value their
country and all It's government means
TO the world II teaches them self
discipline.
Il brings to them q better under
standing of each other and keener ap-
probation of national aims and at
fairs. II wipes out sectionalism- II
brings home TO every native born. the
truth that ALI the man from q foreign
country needle In the main. Is to get u
thorough and impartial understanding
of US and our idcais 10 make one
with US. Il In the heat that hises
the mass within the melting pot.
That's why UNIVERSAL sERvICEl
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plete success and that Earl 10 getting
along nicely. Rev. Fulkerson will re-
main with him until next week when
he viii begin q series Of addresses in
Kansas In the interes. of the Foreign
Missionary society OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. OF which he Is a
general field agent Earl Is expected
TO return TO Canon City rs soon as
hs condition will warran, him In max
INK the trip.
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We. the Committee In charge OF
the canvass for this district. desire
TO express TO the people of Canon
City. our sincere gratitude for their
courteous treatment and generous re-
rponse and to the Canon City Record
for Its able assistance in the neces-
sary publicity FOR the success Of the
drive.
JAS. =. BOWLER.
cHAS ZENGLE.
WIN DOLLER.
r. f CRAWFORD.
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War Empslee Prlsene.

Since the outbreak of the war seys
enteen of Great Brltain's prisons have
been closed and the male prison stan
reduced from SO0l to lesa than 1000
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Cost Of Hioh Ilvlna.

THE necessaries OF life ara q lot
higher than they were a few years
ago" "Yes, and just think how many
more there are nf 'hern..
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Sell that old piece OF furniture
Record Ciassified ad. will do IL
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The Canon City Record. Thursday. January 81. 1913
K. OF c. NEARLY
DOUBLE QUOTA

The recent drive for the Knights
Of Columbus War Fund IN Fremont
county. resulted In gathering about
twice the amount that was. required.
$1,000 was the goal set and about
that amount was raised both in Can
on City and Florence.
The Canon City donors ara az fol-
lows:
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checked and seriously crippled. Not
withstanding their resort to inhuman
methods of warfare prac,iced by the
Kaiser's Minions. which have been in
a measure neutralized by the invent
i've genius of the Allies in submarine
destroyers and aircraft. that success
fully combat zeppelins. Airplanes and
Bomb throwing device. Larger Ar
tillery and Machine guns that make
with the great Tanks large gaps in
berhed wire entanglements, and with
poisonous gas protecting masks.
make, the Trench fighting less ef.
fective and the enemy beginning to
take notice that the addition of Uncle
SANS fresh troops and munition In.
ventions with the best equipped and
cared for soldiers In the world. Is
most discouraging to them. and en-.
couraging to OUR BOYS in Khaki.
the most perfect manhood of the land.
The Nations from the commence
ment OF the war have been most
fortunate In receiving the ready aid
OF the American Red Cross. The
John u. Rockefeller Foundation NIL
lions that forwarded the first ship