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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-09
In the Orphans Court of Dauphir

In the Orphans Court of Dauphin
County, Pennsylvania. In the Es-
tate of Harry C. Wright, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Sallie
L. Wright administrators of the es-
tate of Harry c. Wright, late of the
Borough of Steelton, County of Dau-
phin. and State of Pennsylvania, de-
ceased. presented her Petition to the
Orphans Court of Dauphin County on
Monday. April Z, 1919, and which pc
titiOn is now on file in the office of
the Clerk of said Court, praying for
an order to sell, for the payment of
debts, at private sale under the
Eiduciaries Act of 1917. p. l.. 49, to
J. NJ. Brightbill, of Hummelstown.
Pa, for the sum of 100000, the undi-
vided one-half interest of the said es-
tate in and to the following described
real estate:
All that certain tract of land situ-
ate in the Township of Swatara,
County of Dauphin and State of Penn
sylvania, more particularly bounded
and described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at point on the east
ern line of Sixth Street, sometimes
called Reading Street. at center of
Swatara Street Road; thence in a
northeasterly direction along center
line of last mentioned road by its
various courses, six hundred (6OO)
feet, more or less, to point, said
point DelnS llNe nunufeu anu seventy
(jI0D feet east of the eastern line en-
tended of Sixth Street, measured at
right angles to Sixth Street; thence
south forty (4O) degrees and fifteen
G5) minutes east, seven hundred and
ninety-fve (I95) feet, more or less.
to the southern side of Spruce Street.
as laid out on the Plan of Lots of
Luther L. kelker dated June, 1909,
which plan is to be herewith record
ed; thence north forty-nine (49) de-
grees and forty-tive (45) minutes
east, one and twenty-nine one-hun-
dredths U.2D feet to u point; thence
south thirty-three (33) degrees and
thirty 600 minutes west, along other
lands of Luther X. KellSer and along
properties, now or late OF II. New
baum, a. Ever and A. MillietiCs, four
hundred and fifty-tive (455l feet,
more or less, to the eastern line of
Sixth Street; thence along the eastern
line of Sixth Street north forty C40)
degrees and fifteen G5) minutes west,
five hundred, four and tive-tenths
(504.5) feet to point; thence south
(lJ) minutes west twenty-five (25)
feet to a point; thence north, forty
C40) degrees and fifteen (15) minutes
west, eight hundred and eighty (SSO
feet, more or less, to the place of be-
ginning. This being seventeen UO
acres. more or less, being the plot of
the Steelton Park Tract. laid out by
Luther r. KellSer.
1t being the same premises, which
Luther r. Kelker and wife by their
deed dated January II. 1910. and re-
corded in the office aforesaid in Deed
and conveyed unto Joseph NJ. Bright
bill and Harry c. Wright in fee.
Excepting and reserving, neverthe-
less, from above described tract Of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-09
RAYFIELD CARBUREToR

RAYFIELD CARBURETOR
Will give your car the same
rapid acceleration it had
when it was new and at its
best.
see the Rayfield expert at
FEDERICK'S GARAGE.
1SO7-O9 North Seventh st.
Hupmobile Service Station.
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LEGAL NOTICES

MY wife, Margaret p. Jones, having
left my bed and board without Just
cause, 1 hereby notify all persons not
to harbor nor trust her on my ac-
count, as l will not pay any debts
contracted by her.
(Signed) ]. NJ. JONES.
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GARAGES
Accessories AND REPAIRS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Entire Garage or Part.
Capacity of six cars-contains pit
and washstand. also heated by hot
water.
APPLY HARRY W. HAAS,
$50 Race Street.
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And excepting also all those two
(2) certain pieces or parcels of land.
part of the above described larger
tract, bounded and described as fol-
lows. to wit:
Tract No. /, bounded by Park Ave-
nue.. spruce Street and the Lu-
fronting on Park Avenue, one
hundred ffty-five and seven
tenths G55.O feet; on Spruce Streer.
siXty-seven and three tenths (673)
feet and on Kelker Park, one hundred
twcnty-siX and thirty-seven one
kundredths G26.3O feet.
Tract No. .. bounded by Park Ave-
nue, Terrace Avenue and Swatara
Street, as will appear upon said plan.
("1"-16-30).
Lot No. 4 and the adjacent strip of
twenty 600 feet in width of Lot No, 3.
And that the Orphans Court of said
County has fixed Monday May 5, A. ID,
1919, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Court
House at Harrisburg, Pa, as the timo
and place for hearing and for con-
sideration of said Petition, when and
where all parties interested may APP
pear and object to the said private
sale on any legal or equitable ground.
or on account of the insufficiency OF
the price offered for the same.
SALLIE l.. WRIGHT.
.-. Administrators.
TT. 7. DRESS. ESQ,
WIN. IL. EARN EST, ESQ,
Attorneys.
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ACTION NOT TALK
WANTED ON HEALTH

GContinucd OH Page III
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19
INTRODUCING POLITICS.

Tho meeting OF the republican, congressional
committee OF tho Fourth district at shawnee
Wednesday marks the formal opening of the
vcntIon for the Solectou ~ delegates 20 tho
Chicago convention In June has been called for
January 2 1890. It will probably hc the first
district convention held In the United Statcs and
the event takes on a,Rtd Importance from that
fact
It will not ho the first time oklahoma hla2cd
tho way In republican paf'tcs 1t is possible
that there ara a few residents 6t the state who
hays not forgotten 1919 should such prove to
be- tho case, then there possibly also fingers
memories OF Ed Perry ana hts famous Coalgato
convention. which. ns conventions GO wasn't
too drcadrully dull.
Ot course there will be none Of tho Co&lsate
business about the shawnee affair next month
Delegates will he selected to represent the dis
uic, AT tho Chicago convention Some effort
viii 10 nlle To- select men OF known predtlcc-
uous concerning candidates Tor hutionaI com
m."c,w,n and president nut there will bo
nothing uusccmh or harsh Those days have
passed Tho republican brethren hlyo learned
.umo things one " thcm is that while WIN
,hc,tcrs ana tho personal ornaments Colonel
CO.,, grew rirh In manufacturing are effective IN
,n.o arcumout they should be used ON p,r,i-
ran 'rrnlos. no, political friends,
Nhy. .Ny Shawnee convention may go IN
presidential affairs viii nc cr iutercs, ~ .he
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19
barometer of Public Opinion
usurIa tons and Investigations.

Editor World, Again you speak OF the strong
hand OF our government being shown In the in
functions Issued by judge Anderson. 'and again
/ must remind you that Judge Anderson is not
the government. and certainty not the executive
part nf our government
our president and congress had nothing to do
with these injunctons did not order them nor
even approve Of them, and perhaps you Will ad-
NIT that Hose are really the government
Judge Anderson only usurped this power All
fair minded people are opposed to such meth
ods our president IN clearly opposed to the
arbitrary use Of such power, AS plainly Indicated
In hts recent message
few days ago IN n Sunday editorial. you
mentioned that the government had right to
Eo tn any length to protect itself Granted. II
has. and We are right back of 1t when the need
comes hut In this case the government not
attacked and was not protecting itself, did not
need to.
It was only one man. Judge who exceeded
his authority and issued an order for the union
leaders to recall their strike order and later had
them arrested for contempt Of court--not for
breaking and law nor attacking our government,
hut Tor offending his dignity by faiing To make
the miners 20 back to work
Now the strike is over and we glad. but
there seems to hc IA clique in Washington who
ARE not satisfied To let we'll enough alone, but
are going to Investigate the terms and conditions
OF It's settlement, unwilling to give anyucrcdit 10
our president for his personal efforts in bringing
IA" miners back to work, and seemingly bent
on keeping up tho fight
However, II S s,ns To assume that harm
viii ho done 10y any investigating committee
We are good NJ investigating. In fact that's
about the best thing do. We spend much
time and money At II. hut that's as Tar aS We get,
After a committee makes its report he matter
rocmSgto be ended II dies right there no one
seems to have the authority or the CUTS TO carry
u any further.
We Investigated ard found great deal Of
protite"ring. but no one was ever Jailed tNr It
Yet. unless they make n goat OF joss Willard |
and hope they do II he IN guilty.
haa gyf, -.
business too. probably got the idea from us
Well u II safe to that well never learn any
thing more about the Wallace killing by any /
iuv~stratlon on the part of Carranza
a member ~ N" Ellis Lsland Investigating /
committee said there was no one big enough To- |
Withhold Information from congress
Isn't thcre' Let's soc General PerShing re- |
fused 'o answer. didn't hc7 when cougreS. asked |
him 90 explain about that hillion dollar honrre
in France. whom all those airphnes and auto |
trucks were burned M. He hasn't answered |
YET ana no further attempt has hcer made 20 |
r,' him 80 answer why an this silence, Tn.
reor'" want 10 know q. A PETERSON
Sauplro Okla Dec Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19
.HuShand Sh
*, a1ldI u
By Jane Phelps

him We were asked to Walter Thurs
toms business dinner
Put on your white dress. Sue" D."
no said TO me. i've a notion I've
met one OF the men Thurston has
. invited"
but, Tom" started to object.
then caught myself II Tom wanted
me To wear the best dress had to
a simple little Informal dinner. he
\ would sure appreciate that | could
not wear It To dressy affairs
Mr. and Mrs Randall. Mr.. Horne
| and Mr.. Crandell." Walter presented
the two men, and then saw the one
/ called Mr.. Horne look sucprlscd, as
he shook hands with Tom.
why Tom Randall" exclaimed
This Is indeed a surprise How are
you, and where have you kept your
self"
toFm very well, and have kent
myself so busy that | have neglected
the club. Tom answered lhuuuht
with little embarrassment. before
he said: MIR Horne Is great friend
OF sister Ha2el's, and a member OF
The club | used 10 frequent"
Nou must stop I'm occasionally
even II You have greater attraction
at home Mr. Horne tactfully re-
marred men TO give up.all their o'd
friends. is II Mrs. Randall" ne swu.
ingiy asked me. NO. | think men
should keep up their friendships MS
well as women | returned. blink
ing furiously at being appeal.d Il TO
My nnSwer. however, was simply a
quotation from married life ar
ucle | had read In Il Sunday paper
To tell the truth, | like most wnrl-
an, country women Especially. .
thought a mans club ailSA!tS FOR
bachelors but totally UNNECESSARY
FOR married men.
SHAH we go out to dinner" /
Helen asked, so preventing further /
discuss on
Mr. Horne Eallantly offered her
bis arm, while Mr Crnndell took me
walter you take Tom in. Helen
called over her shoulder. and so
laughing and chatting unrrservedly
We quickly found our PAGES
! consider myself extremely for
tunate. Mn Randall said Everett,
trandall after the maid Helen ha1
hired for the occasion had sn-yeJ
The sour. Il supposed this was to
be simply mans affair
I'm glad you don't think ! shall I.
be In the way" replied as | took a
cursory view Of the man
He was OF medium height Md |
noticed AZ We walked out together
lie was rather heavy set. dark owes
and hair. a florid complexion. about
80 years old and very prosperous
looking Mr.. Horne who Jus, then
was reminlscing cwith Tom. So. a.
uINerent type Tall sender rpr
rra' ,,,.. ure;s. wiih brown hsir anf,fves.
hut decided that Nr CrandelI was
me man it would Be to ny--our m.
tcrest TO cultivate
i omorrow BUSINESS Combined with
Pleasure
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19
DO TIE nEST YOU ON

N"p,rrtt 1919 b, pdgar , Guest
When you've done the best YOU can
Face the outcome As q man
II you've kept your record true
la'ur" leaves no stain un vou
n you've fairly fought tn win
TIL the .sst return was iu.
You MAY keep your head erect.
You've done an that men expect
Life demands no prize uf gold
Whom YOUR story shs-. ns told
\ur does Good command your SOU.
lu attain some flr flung goal
Men have hrayel, fought and died
M'sst0E BI Tor which .N"y tried
And Vet E'or.fri on high
.4'y Doe deeds t1cy dared 20 '-y
NHf h, victor, alone
l- mans earthly glory shown
Ne. who tHrs the best hr can
I1S mtIrd Hl~ M1ksS- rf1u
THIS is all lie asks - AIa
Thtt Nuu keep yuIr record true.
That YOU ts not SOIL Nuuf -oui -
Or pay false 20 reach yyur goal
Work ana Nt|' ana face the f-ay
VIII such erurrc, as YOU may
lErH' t.r ruth N.ih an ,ru- might
If,' your ustuusf frr 'r~ right
And then tali ~ even dic Et-
Eut boa s.zA-Slu dared 20 try -
Inr NySqIi, his ltfe a man. -
n So'Ht'> done tRk best YOU car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19
Bennie's Notebook

fIsudday | counted IN ho,, ,,...
money | mad saved up 10 l.., T1q
mas presents ana made H.. -
presents | was going to bu, ,,',. u
TINS being II: van \
iop-a hankerchnl with tt.t.,,
i'm broidered in one corner '""a
Mnr--d thing 10 puf r,,s.gg,
with IA glass spoon, rs s,p.. CIV q
My sister Gladdis thing
N her shoes wen she's MOI w.. p]
them, 10 sents. ''IA
My cuzzin Artic A haff ,.
OF ne" Jelly b"ens In oil i,oS
bok from last kri,smass. 9.,...
Being all. and th.s Sf.rr..,.
was standing on my skate. ~.
10 Mary watkins standing ., n..'
and she sed. Have YOU L,,,, 'g
hrissmds presents yet. Ron, - o41
! sed, No. not yet bat ru. 1N"'
rote out. 'A
O. have you. who aug on 81, 49,,
Mary watkins Meculng VIZ. .M.
1t. and | sed. O. diffreu, p..... oo
she scd Leroy Shoostrr j. .... '"i
give me present for N...',,,,.' "
watts you think Of ,hlfn ..'.aNA
pound OF choCklita wlts ,ry ',4 ~
OF hat | think Leroy sNu,ster ~,
awfill nice, don't you?
% | don't know. sol ana NJ,
watkins sed. o don't Won n.rsts1
~ | think he is, and / srd ID h,,
a pound OF ChoCklts ain 81. ,",,,r,
watts "A haf pound Of ,na....,s ,,,'
would you say II gave guu A So 4
pound
q, Benny. how pcric,A.g .Yo,a..
till, | think you're twice t. rtro a.,
Leroy Shoostrr | hope .,l ao,,
think moment / was Hmm, N
sed Mary watkins. Va
Serteny not. | sod. W0ch NAV.
she wasent. and wen Won, hnr,
| made another list. this hc.nr n.
Mary Watkins, u pound ol cAoct.
Its so sents.
Pop, a small size hanh,-chl( v,n
his initial rotc I'm ono corner v,n
red ink. 10 sents.
Ma, glass mustcrd spoon. al
sents.
My sister Gladdis, small s,
box OF shoe blaCkeninc, . sorts.
My cuzzin Artle. nu'h'uc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19
CHAPTER KIN

IL was after 8 o'clock when | lef
Helen. | was very tired hut hei
dinner promiscd 10 be great sue.
cess, had scarcely started to pre-.
pare our own dinner before | heard
Hcl"n's rap on the door.
walter Just tc.cphoucd and asked
me To invite YOU and Tom He wants
him to meet one OF tho men who is
coming to dinner. Ioull come
won't YOU" she finished.
WHY"
Please don't stand on ceremony.
sue. ! know It's late to ask you. hut
| never dreamed Walter would want
anyone except the two men He told
me they wanted to talk business
Perhaps Il would be a help to Tom
In business way II you will come 90
That decided me. II anything |
could DO would help Tom IN bust
ness, help him to make more money.
why | was more than willing to do
IT, | had hesitated fearing He.cn
thought she must invite us because
| had assisted her with the dinner
I'm come uf course. .". ! told her.
shall ~ delighted to. VIII IL be
necessary FOR Tom to dress"
asked, ! always laid out his evening
clothes when he was going to wear
their business clothes. There's one
them
My no. Walters friends will wear
thing | am sure ~ Sue" she laughed
AS she hurried out the door. "and
that Is YOU will get n good dinner"
,aughed too as | answered.
You don't expect me 10 cat my
own cooking, DO YOU can have
that AT home"
An Agreeable surprise.
Tom wns quite excited when | totA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19
The Horoscope
Tho stars incline. bpt do nol compel
Friday, December 10. 1919.

| Mercury rules strongly for good
today. according to astrology. aat
tho sun rs In friendly aspect Man
and Uranus are adverse
Tho danger, to the nation seems "a
be from world thoughts TIA, are te.
structiyo. After the war minds sub.
Ject 10 severe strain are peculiarly
susceptible TO suggestions that ic.u
down old principles and old ldea.s
the seers declare. and while trlmJ
is in evil place unrest and d4sCuu.ea,
Will continue.
This should be sway most favor.
able to the balancing Of accounts and
| The reviewing OF business dftalrs
Newspapers and periodicals nov
| come under "A better sway oy the
| stars and should benefit from in.
proved conditions.
This should be an auspiClous RUS
under which TO press one S claims 'o'
recognition In business or pp...c,
The stars are read as prosagHs
agitation on the part Of women who
Will present TO public notice ne
claim that they suffer from unjust
appointments.
Governors and all who hold pos.
AlOIio bl ii uNHbIll1 arc hANI'' 20 NE
best poss. bla direction" dlrug thI
cOnfiguration,
Surprising developments In ma.
nonal politics are preslscd ~
January
There Is a pleasant omen for al
who give presents when the sun t
in kindly sway as 1t Is TIN, day
Warning is given that under ce'.
tain influences OF the stars an which
is covered will be rcyc,acl Frauds
waste OF public money and neg,ec;
OF heavy responsibilities vii become
known early In the new year
The stars that bring to the surface
all which Is hidden are operative
also. in behalf OF the truth and be
who prevaricates or mI-rtprnssus
may expect to be quickly detected
Beauty will be much sou-l, 81 ne
new year and Will become national
aspiration. the seers declare. ms
means an impetus 10 art
Persons whose hirthda'c g. IS NAV
meet many problems I'm 'ae new
year They should be- cir''.l 20 al
their dealings with others
Children born on TINS dt' Wi ~
clever ana Industrious hg unsettled
and ambitious 20 "A Iss... mat
makes 'hem restless. GlrIs probably
Will have evcn'ful Carcrr.
'CopTnCht 1919. By N, NrClU, Nsg1.ir~r sr1issi''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

Lanes getting rcahy To quit The lonely man
In the white house iH going TO hc short II crew
II he Isn't careful tut thcrc's Gompcrs and
Lewis and Fitzpatrick and what's the matter
with Foster Tor secretary ~ labor. In case Sec.
retary Wilson finds 1t necessary to retire for his
health
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

Considerin' everything wo think
tn country people should invite tn
town folks out { dinner Christmas
Ever time tn people change their
opinion o. Sam Gompers he says
somrthU' L make 'em change back.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

French electric companies az
harnessing water falls of 'he A.Ne
and pyrenees, several plant Obtain
ing 40 600 horsepowcr earN and one
reaching 250 900 horsepower.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

who told the gentleman who works In the
field adjoining this on the cast, that they have
''flcns In Flanders" The talk tho a. g. + boys
have been making left the impression that they
ARE not fleaa at all
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

S'ahulzet IN Ctroscopc. a new
ih"Nen picture camera can be quick
N AAlaS'"d 30 different angles and
'''N'i IN srN"fs. directions with
'stctdiness and uniform spesd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

Interest has been aroused In Fcua-
'nr IN all branches ~ Agricultural
"iu'niion through he employment
OF an expert 20 study diseases llsss-
trous 10 carao plantations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

why wouldn't Mi Lansing ho silent on the
latest Mexican noIc2 No man In the world
knows less about what the answer of this gov
crnment may be than the one In whose name
that answer will be made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19
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our honest ana f"ir conSId"ratlon.
" Hut II he s thinking In terms hf citizenship
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

A Minneapolis inventors 7il :"
able road scraper has been designed
10 serve equally well as srNN = %"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19
DailV Biblical Quotation

Even the Texas oil fields seem 10 have caught
the prohibition fever, many Of tho hig "''lS
tboro going onto "a Watrr- production basis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-19

Germany Is planning the prog
reSsi's e'egtrtfication OF all is raI-
~oafs estarls Ing high- power
y -1as IN cOA regions and trans