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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
STEELTON SLAYER
TO DIE in CHAIR
WEEK OF JULY q
Date Fixed For Execution of
William Evans, Convicted
in Douphin Court
UnderWood y UndorWood

William Evane, eolored, twice con.
victod of frst degree murder in the
Dauphln county courts on a charge
of stahhing Rufus Gillian, alea coll
ored Is to be eleetroeuted during
the week of July a, The death war
rant was signed to-day by the Gov,
ernor,
Tho murder occurred on the night
of February ia, 1918, at f7b South
Fourth street, Steelton, judge A,
w, johnson, especially presiding con
Quoted both trials, granting a dee
ond one on legal teehniealities rataed
by counsel for liVanH, An attempt
was made to establish a defenae that
Evans was too drunk at the time OF
the murder TO form tho intent Ia
kill, hut iuries at both trials con-
vioted him.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
DOORS WIDE
OPEN TO FLIES,
STATE FINDS
Mn ~ One Places in Harris
luNs That Should Have
N'reenS Have None

SVte Health department irspcc-
1ors matiRs a tour OF Harusburg
aprV's Yesterday found ei places
that should have been screened
agap's, N,os Nut rematn exposed. The
lRspoctylR Win be completed in a
daN CIV I've. Indications ave that
several 'NuNdred such placos pclud
tNR ' NtCAer stands groceries, baker
les, estturants and the like,
We NtNiV Nlub. haVipg taken up
ser'f WsN NoC Martins recommepda-
Uon tN-N Naryisburs be made a
med I t'Wp treW the standpoint Of
PNM % haAlth and sanitation, readily
eR(N'ed the state Health Depart
NeN tp the crusade, II was at the
1eVuost Nl the club that the depart
WeRt sent ita tNspeetors into the
QiN Rnl when the report has heen
Cen N(oWd the harrisburg Health
NNN WW ept Viii be asked to take
a0tWR koAlNg toward the removal
Nt " g IA MVpaee.
Wte y ate authorities hold that the
(aW ts suhNtVnt Ca council the
seNe, min, W an places where food
ssNA ave sold as Well as am Places
NNRl ave NNeN 60 become hy-breed-
lNg ao1t
NUoWsh the work ot the civic
NlNb the IA nuisance has been great
N X ksseEVd tp the city and am effort
N,iN Ne made 90 make the city a
fealN WNless town N
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
$SN,0N0 Loan For Sewer
E';tes sIen Work Proposed
BY Commissioner Lynch

NR,W 'ssioper ", II, tNpch will
HRtVNdVOA an ordinance an Council
NeNt Wv sAay pvoVtdtNg for a vote
NR 4, l0aR ot taN,eee tor sewer eN-
teAS '0R work i'm the Thlrteenth
Nav "a he said to-day
"A AriN th0 last few weeks en-
NtQNes tN the ethee OF City I'm
yiR,eV n "a N'oWden have heen
W0Fk k,pg op the leRgth and cost of
tAe Ry0l osed sewer and have esti-
FNAt 'd tNNt teNeee viii he needed
tQ 50 tNo WOrk
" y AAnNed u have the sewer
ANts Ad troN VWeRty- aud perry
sep9 stS cast prQkahlN % the city
hne And then south and west, con.
ReQ tng nna)N With the sewer near
Ma eteeNth street A present there
As "a QNNlpNge sNstem IN this part
sc tRe NArd, although many new
AWt >NRst ave Reins erected along
RNefN s'reVt,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
Superintendent Downes En-
dorses Project Without Res
ervation, and Board Mem
bers See an End to Vexing
Problems
MANNING HAS DRAWN
PLANS FOR THE PARK

There was very general APP
proval throughout the city to-
day of the comprehensive and
attractive proposition submit
ted to the City Council and the.
School Board by the City Plan
ming Commission. q, 1t is uni
versally considered as another
big step forward in the develop
ment OF Harrisburg. In the pub
lie mind not only does it con-
template an available and prop
er site for the modern university
high school project, but pro-
vides for another fresh-air resort
III the Italian Park and lake plan
for the rapidly-increasing popu-
lation of the western section of
the city.
This is an opportunity which
comes TO a city once in a hundred
years, perhaps" said a prominent
citizen to-day, "and it would be most
unfortunate should anything occur
to prevent the consummation of
development at once constructive
and attractive"
A Generous Offer
Among those who are able to
judge of real estate values the offer
of the Mckee Graham estate is look
ed upon as an unusually generous
one which ought to be accepted
without the slightest hesitation.
MY opinion is that there is a good
deal of sentiment represented in this
GENEROUS offer of the Pittsburgh
owners" said one familiar with the
estate. This is an expression of a
longtime interest in Harrisburg and
is a bit of 'auld lang syne" injected
into a real estate transaction"
The original owners of the Nc
| Kee-Graham property were resi-
dents of Harrisburg and they have
maintained right along an interest
in the development of the city. It
is said that the offer of $2,250 an
acre to the school district would
never have been made to a private
purchaser, Persons familiar with
| real estate values declare that the
| opportunity to purchase 40 acres for
the present and future use of the
university high school at price ap-
proXimating $4,000 ought not to be
lost, No other site in Harrisburg
is so available from every standpoint
| inasmuch as the heavy growth OF
trees in the Hoffman's Woods sec
tion of the tract provides immedi-
ately superior campus for the girls
and boys who will attend the high
school This of itself is an import
| Continued on Page 15)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
CUMBERLAND
is READY FOR
CELEBRATION
Demohilization of Service
Flags Will Open Demon
sration Tonight

Carlisle, July Plans arc com
Piete for the Cumberland County
Victory and Peace Celebration,
which begins tonight and continues
tomorrow and tho next day In
dioaltons during the day point to II
being one Of the htggest demonstra-
tons ever stagcd in the borough,
The celebration win include the de-
mobilization Of service fags of Car
Isle, a parade in honor of the SER
vice men and a grand historical
pageant
In its early conception, the Cele-
eration was Intended to he an ex-
preston ON the part Of tho citizens
OF Cumberland county Of tho APP
preemtton and gratitude witch they
tel' Tor the mon Of the county who
tVontmuCd on Page ISL
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
PROSPERITY WAVE
SWEEPING NATION,
SAYS U. S. REPORT
Prices Rising. With Enormous
Demand For Goods of
Every Description
GOOD TIMES ARE AHEAD
Mills and Factories Booming
With Heavy Orders and
New Business

Optimism as to the business out
look, reported to-day in the Federal
Reserve Boards monthly statement of
conditions recorded by local members
was tempered with renewed warning
against undue speculation.
I'm nearly all the districts" the
Boards statement said, the opinion
is entertained that the prospects for
successful and prosperous year.
with very large outputs of goods and
almost unprecedented financial re-
turns both to manufacturers, agri-
culturists and laborers, now are pos
tive. The possibility that specula-
tion may be carried too far and may
exert an injurious influence, aided
and furthered by the existence of
free credit and speculative tenden-
cies, appears as the principal Offset
ting influence in the situation"
Prices Mounting
Prices continued TO rise throughout
June, the Boards statement showed,
and enormously heavy demand for
goods for export had rendered pro-
ducts in many lines scarce. In nearly
all districts it was reported business
men had decided they could rely up
on heavy demand and continuously
CONTINUED on Page IL
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
TRAIN TERMINAL
AFIRE AS SPARK
IGNITES GREASE
Hundreds of Lives i'm Peril
Are Saved by Work of
New York Firemen
Bn Associated Press.

New York, July 2. - Fire at the
south ferry terminal of the city's
elevated structure to-day DESTROYED
one train and part OF. another. Both
trains We're carrying passengers.
Many of them on hoard, a large
number of whom were women. had
narrow escapes.
They were rescued by firemen
who raised ladders to the top of the
elevated structure and carried them
To the ground. Reports that several
persons had been killed had not been
Nerihed a half hour after the fire
started.
The flames are believed to have
started when an electric spark
lGhlted grease which had accumu-
lated under one of the cars, spread
TO the building which serves as the
terminal for the municipal ferries
trom Staten Island and South
HfeoklNn Firemen feared this
structure would be destroyed.
Within five minutes after the fire
started the flames had run along
the elevated structure for the full
length of both trains and three
alarms We're turned in.
Passengers leaped from the plat
forms of the burning cars onto the
hlaHlng trestle and ran madly along
the tracks in an effort to outdis-
tanee the hames, But for the speed
with which the flrmen raised their
ladders and took them down 1t is
believed many would have jumped
into the street below.
At the terminus of the elevated
structure Is an office of the Inter
horeush Rapid Transit Company.
rms also caught fire, and the clerks
ana StenograChers sprang from the
windows onto the roof of a train
shed and thence climbed down lad
ders into the street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
NEW PARK PLOT MEETS
WITH GENERAL FAVOR
MANY ENDORSE
SCHOOL PLAN

The salient points i'm the de-
velopments of the day concerning
the gift and sale to the city of
the acres to be used as n park
and high school plot:
The location will permit great
er capacity and more hcalthful
surroundings.
The Chamber of Commerce,
through its president, George 5.
Reinoehl, is keenly interested in
the project.
superintendent of Schools +.
II. Downcs heartily endorses the
idea.
The executive secretary of the
State Board of Education speaks
very favorably of the plan.
Robert 4. Enders, president of
the School Board, speaks most
enthusiastically of the plan,
which he expects to lead to
great things for Harrisburg
school children.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
YANKEES WOULD
MARRY GERMAN
GIRLS ON RHINE

tohlcuG July Tho iudEo
adNoCateH department at Army
Headquarters hore was kent
husy to-day with Inquiries from
various parts OF tho occupied
area as To- whether marriages bo-
tween soldiers and German girls
would ho allowed, now that tho
Peace Treaty has been signed
At the end Of tho day It was os-
timated that moro than 40 in
luries had hoon mpdo by vur-
Gus individuals, including several
officers,
These came from the division
headquarters Of Ovc of the dtvi.
stons OF tho Third Army and
FROM various other units, num-
her Of individuals inuulrmg per-
sonolly ot headquarters.
\ ruling ON tho question vill
he handed down tn IA few days.
The order aEainBt fraternising
with GerWons stUl holds, nomi-
nallv at least and viii continue
Ia do $50 probably until Germany
uunes the Treaty
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
GERMANS EXPECT
TO RATIFY PACT
EARLY IN WEEK
In Note to Allies Teutons En-
press Hope Prisoners Will
BE Given Freedom

Peace with the smaller allies Of Ger
many moves slowly al the Parts hoard
II h expected that the Germans will
ratifN the treaty the beginning OF next
week. according te a note sent to the
Alliee, The note was one acknowledge
ms the Allied stipulation that the
blockade win he raised when the treaty
Ia ratified, In the note the Germans
alee expressed the hone that German
war prisoners would he released at the
Same time,
The proposed solution of the Italian
problem heinz discussed In peace cir
elee In the French capital, Il is under
ateod, eontempiates giving Italy GER
tain colonial paaaesstens, probably In
Atriea, IN return teF her support OF the
t'eaee Conference deeisions In the
Adriatie settlements
A dlsRateh from nerne saws that
virtually all OF Montenegro Is In re-
hellion against the Serbian military oo-
eunatien according 60 private adVloea
received here, hleedy encounters, II
IL aatd, have occurred al many places
and guerilla warfare Ia reNiNng IN the
mountains,
peeause German officers have inter-
tered 80 peraistently with American re-
lief work IN the Baltic proVtnees a
German otheer has been appointed 10
tiaHen duty with Colonel aroome, the
American commander In that region,
under a guarantee that he will he pro-
teeted, lieutenanta Harrington and
Nixon, ut the American Army, Il Is re-
ported IN adViees received here, were
arteated hN the Germans on June ~
between l,thau and ltga and held for
several days by German officers who
eatd the Americans were trouhlemakers
and had heeR trying to undermine Ger
man influence,
Several other American officers, Y Is
added also were detained by the Ger
mans, U Ia believed that a German
aftieer az Colonel 0roeme'a headquarters
can avert sueh Incidents and speed up
fOad deliVeriea
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
Truck Driver Fined
$2l For Noisy Driving

NAtk A, MAgneG llll North Front
Vtg2aG uN automobile driver OF tho
ftai risNNrs NrQoerX COMPANY, Was
slNtn a heANN Ane NesterdaN after
NNeR tN Nollce eeurt fer violation of
WaiaN "a dlpances, IN the campaign
sc tAe harnisaNrg peltce departpent
A0 WeAA w UNNECESSARY noises ON
tNa 0it streVts. WagRer was or
aeFed NN ps,N \ ane of S2O or To
seFNa w NRtV daNs IN tah for operat-
lNs an ANtomoetle truck with the
SWt'NVt CR0n,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
Cost of Developing Upper
End of City Is Small, Con-
sidering Amount of Benefit,
and Appropriations May Be
Spread Over Many Years

From interviews secured this
morning with several prominent
men of the city who are thoroughly
familiar with the needs of the school
department, it would seem that the
new plan which was submitted yes
terday by the City Planning Com
mission is being received with the
greatest enthusiasm on every side
expressions of approval are heard
and the hope everywhere expressed
that the question which has been
troubling the city for years now is
about to be settled finally.
While it was thought that there
might be some objection to the site,
which is not a central one. yet con-
sidered in a broad minded and far
sighted way the location will be bet
ter from every point of view The
city is growing steadily in that di-
CONTINUED on Page i'll
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02

\ remarkable apparitlen was seen
in the sky last cVening, Near the
moon were three stars, One was eN-
eeedhgN bright, The other two
We're moderately bright and appar.
ehtN about equal In slEe and all
lafee were approNtmately In line,
the Appearanco was quito Btrlking'
What the phenomenon portends,
almauaes fail to diaclose, and snecu-
lauon ran high last nisht when
hundreds OF people Viewed the
sight
one said II had to do with the
passlns on OF king Raneycorn, A
wet IA the crowd hooted al tho
idea, tut tho nrat man, IN cllnohlng
the arsument, called attention TO the
evident fact that the moon was
splitting Water and maintained
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
SIX DWELLINGS
BUJRGLARIZED
DURING NIGHT
Thieves Gain Easy Entrance
Through Unlocked and
Screened Windows
GET PREACHERS BUTTER
Photographic Records, Rail
road Passes. Clothing and
Money Are Missing

Burglaries throughout the city on
a larger eeale than anything at
tempted In several years were re-
ported to-day by the police, Plain
clothes men are working on six new
cases and a number of others which
occurred earlier In the week,
New Fohheries reported to-day
werei
Rev u, A, PyIes, t7s6 North Sixth
street
G, H. Wells, a0a South seventeenth
street
g, ", 1iaenberger, 1919 North
second street,
G, y, Leper, i7sG North Third
street,
i, \, Hamilton, i6aa i-s North
Third street
A. u, Moniey, ~ South sixteenth
street
Take Found of Butter
At the home Of Dr, Pyles the thief
entered by removing window
screen, Five dollars in cash, two
baby rings, curtains, clothing and
u pound OF butter were taken,
The south Seventeenth robberies
were rather unsuccessful, At the
home OF G, H. Wells the only loss
was a gunmetal watch valued as
relic Of the war as It was taken
from a dead German soldier,
G, W, Eisenhower lost $40 in cash,
Entry was gained TO this home by
means OF an open door that was left
unlocked 10 admit a physician who
had been called short time pre-
vieus because of illness in the fam
ily,
Take monograph Records
The Lopera lost 20 phonograph
records, Entrance was gained
through an open window,
The only thing of value lost in the
Hamilton home were two railroad
passes In the name of Mrs, Eva S
Hamilton,
The Manley home was robbed
earlier IN the day, Mrs Manley left
. window onen when she left Wher
she returned the house was ran
sacked, drawers pulled out and 81
In BILLS missing,
Police chief Wetzel issued a
warning saying that householders
are apt to leave windows and doors
open during the warm weather,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
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"lU'S Well"
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
ALMANAC FALLS DOWN IN
EXPLAINING PHENOMENA
Remarkable Apporton Seen in Sky When Bright Moon APP
pareuuy Is Consortng With Three Stars

sold booze. wv 'he ""-
Another thousht " waa a conway
et aerial taNis taking fans 60 Toledo,
the heavens concerning warla ,a,aa
A different group Waa eupta,,s ss
TO what Will be the annearanea this
evening, Predictions ara that ahs
bright star and one of tha athaV
stars Will have ehahsnd niaeas h,.
this evening, having Whirlad aeauna
one another like two waltBeps stnea
Yesterday and he quite etesa Ia
gethen with the moon eome aiatanee
on 20 the left
if the sky II clear take a naak
about N,aO to 10 this eVentna. and
have a free guess as TO What ID All
means.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
Man Arrested on Charges
Made by Child Is Given
Hearing in Police Court

Partially identified several dava ago
by S-year-old Margaret Bartelet, daush.
ter of MIR. and MrH, William paftelst
tg6i Market street aH the man Who
lured her into Reservoir Park, Edward
kahler, Christian street will he given
hearing IN police court DURING The
afternoon
kahler was arrested ON Sunday. lie
n said TO have haetenpd away when
tho girl noticed him. but waa after
wards located In Christian ptreej,
With the exception that kahler haa
no heard and the man who Mred her
away neu AroW,h or several weeks,
the girl saNs that kahlrr iaoka a<aptv
like the other man, The kaapd ar
kahler has been permitted "a graN
since he hae been taken Nta euateay
that Il may aid IN Identification, kahs
Ter denies the charae.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
H. W, Cough uadergOes
Operation on His Jaw

N,NVptV NoRtrolte8 HeRrY W Cough
81 leyQNe tRg irom an operation which
ee lpa2g Vent at Atlantto CITY Nesior-
A,N acpt r0ips te q teleEram received
&Q-taN N lepptY claude " kelser
Ms Cows had been suffering for weeks
VIII p,lN an the rlght side of his inv.
aaa N NAa AnalN decided hy nr WI
llAp A.t' 'krk. PHILADELPHIA surgeon.
tNN ap ,peratlon would be necessary.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02

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SruooL NAY PAST nUE

tNs~A IN the attiee ct CITY treasurer
- b. Weber viii receive payments OF
iaiS occupation seheel taNes In the
EVENING next Monday, TUESDAY and
Wednesday, II Was announced to-day,
MANY pereona have not naid this tax
and IA order 10 aevamm0da,e men who
are Morkiha during the dAN v WAS de-
eidea 10 have The etIlee enen IN the
eNeAlAR
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
Telegraph Operators
Strike Is Declared OF

Ncw YORK, JulN 9. The atrlke az
the Commercial Telegranhera' linton
agalnst the Western Union and Postal
Telegraph companies was declared eff
this afternoon, It waR annaunead hsra
by Percy Thomas, deputy intnrnattenal
president OF the organization,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
MNNeN AgaM on Market,
Sells Cheap IN Wall Street

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
Palmer Orders Quick
Prosecution of Atlantic
City ViOlators of Law

Washington, July .. - ATTORNEY
General Palmer to-day ordered investi-
ration Of liquor selling at Atlantic city
and Immediate FEDERAL prosecutions il
conditions are as reported In the news
papers
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-02
CHURCH NOTICES
READY EARLY

Church notices intended for
publication in the Telegraph
Saturday evening must be in this
office not later than o'clock
Thursday afternoon. If not in at
the time specified, they will not
be published. This office will be
closed all day Friday.