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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at.
torney,D
MpnhattAh.

Julia Chapman Bourne to Grsn,il,e ].
and Frederic Y winthrop as sur ears
viii Robt WiothrcP; Nov II, 1915 atty,
SAME PROPERTY same to same. March
IL; iSI1 atty, same SO, ooS
77Sxs7s, v n Bldg corpn t. >. Abssl King,
lS F. oath st, and Isaac Schorsrh IS
W s1th st, Dec Il, 1876 attyE, Stoddard
wEsT TI ssffonbwsXTTS.' Sss t.,5si 1914 st
G-l93sl, n =, 400 " eth av, sSXs9,ll,
ielst st. t6.l7sO>, n 5, ~ e. Lcn5X az,
10 Male jacobson, 1874 isih 81"
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CLUB LEASED FOR APARTMENTS

Benjamin B. Kirkland has leased
through NJ. VI. Hayward & Co. the And
iron Club at 1872 West Seventy-second
street from Kathleen Hayward for a
long term Of years. To meet the un-
precedented demand for small apart
ments he will convert the building into
studios OF one and two rooms and bath,
with every modern Improvement. to be
ready for occupancy May /, 1919.
4. White Pierce will design the And
iron Club alterations and the Kay Con-
structlon Company will make the
changes.
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sURRoGArEs' NoTICEs.
SEW lORk-We chichester.

ANDREWS, HORACE Eta pursuanc.
OF an order of Honorable John +. Cohslau,
Surrogate Of the County Cf Sew IOTh,
notice is --"hy given to all persons having
claims ;aiust Horace r Andrews late OF
lhc Cot NY OF Nv fnTh, deceased, To
Inc sui lcrtber a. her place u tUuusactlug
business A. tho office 81 G Audradc, JFa q:
Vanderbilt Avenue. in IN" CITY ~ Sew
York. on or before the soth day Of july,
1919, next Dated, NcN York, The nth day
OF January. 1919. A>rOISETTE u. AN.
Attorney Tor EArCutviN, no. s. Vanderbilt
Avenue, 80. oush Of Manhattan. city o.;
New York
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co1LEG' IsPosEs OF HOUSE.

Douglas :. Elliman q Co. have sold
for DR.. W. w. Van valzah the Column
bia College ieasehold at "a West Fiftieth
street. between Fifth and sixth avenues
sox10o.5. with q i've story American
basement house. This building was
thoroughly modernized In 1904 and a
three story extension containing doctors
offices was added. Tho buyer, l.. A.
Pinkus, intends to make extensive alter
atoms, turning tho building into small
suites of apartments.
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HELP WANTEI,-NiLE.

STOCK SALESMAN E>prrlsHccd In sa Il
$50 nr'. "' Auw nIi,n FiV0uen r4vpaniag
to take ,hargo ~ Sew Nors city ofNrc fQr
iH,lo Of VIC pr frrr'h ample territory md
cn-opcrat OF for man able to organize sales
FORE. uuirily. large commission, state fulI
purticuls~s. INTEGRITY FINANCE con-
PNNY. 13oi Fiusucr bldg, phls., "a.
Auto school Largest aud best school in thp
NEST SIDE l. :. send fu- book let and ma :,
Y Nt.t.N \. tosrhool. TClenhorc Columbia,
as " h1th - 192O Sperial 'las,,.s flr Iad.,,
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100000 APARTMENT PRoJEor.

A. Blumenthal. IN conjunction with q.
Fl. Wetsker. sold for Anna w. Decker
the plot of ten lots at tho southeast cor
ner of Crescent avenue and 1881 street,
a site fronting $50 feet on tho avenue
and 100 feet on the street and valued at
$4,000. The purchaser 10 the Barnett
Realty Company, II. Adslstsin president.
which plans to erect Immediately three
high class apartment housss- The op-
grafton will involve an outlay of approx
fmately 100000.
The sun., 1919-03-08

IoTeo IabIfS-KI0 WIS UnCNHnE"1 Pt TURbN
for No. 2. Exchange l-32d higher at 1874.
Receipts 400 bags and stock 6iI ooo bags. In
Santos spots were unchanged at l3t2ll Tor No.
l. Futures IS to 70 rrs higher Receipts - 0o0
bags and stock 3.>7e, hdo bags, Receipts nj the
ports 81 on bsgS. against .. mn last year
and Is 00p two ycsrs ago. Sac l'Huln had "a,6g,
against ~, 90 and lSON, aud jundiRhy li,~D.
sgsinst 1900 and e.oN) bags. respectively. RIO
cleared Taco bags for the United States and
Santos ~. NN0.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

At II NEbLl 6INEEI
by Arthur & sheridan,
T4TH ST. 10 W, 8, e6i W Central Park
W. 90sio::, sty dNig-Eauit Life
6Ss.i0; taSes, &c, ssis,6o; to the plaln-
tin for $4,000
ATT slo THIRD AVENUE.
BY Henry Brady.
DYRE Az. n q g Conner at sl,asl0es-irreE:
parcel OF land beg at OF block be-
tween t,iEnt ana 1sSd Gle, :i,,Ai55.5A
irrsg-DanIe McElrcy aEt A u Russell
IT al due, :'j.tss,si; taxes, SC. $3.50; TO
the plaintiff for 1900.
By George Price,
EASTERN BOULEVARD, n >, lA.6 = Edit
son -, N,sx32INSt2a32s- W Clsave.
land 81 al AIT william Henderson ct al;
due ae,gIkiai taxes. sc, S5bis9; 10
the plaintiff for $1,000.
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sITuArIo> wANrEp-MALE.

THOMAS &. KERRlDGE, 81 Chandos
Ava, south Ealing Iuudou W. g Eng
land. desires to represent It few hrst class
American Arms, tHcnty-two yeHrs fin 81
London experience as private secretary and
hief clerk. Write or cable to the above
al
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SATISFIED MECHANICS liens.
Manhattan

CENTRAL PARK W, ESQ. and s,th st. >
west-Grodln & Wilson, Inc, agt st
les. ...' .....'.......... ti,Gi45O
MONROE ST. s2--A Dreschar agt Bessie
Rosenhaum OF al; Dec 2d 1918, .sSs. 30
CANAL ST. 3bs--C q Splitter nst Michael
j Adrian Corp ct al. Feb -, 1919. SSS2
The sun., 1919-03-08

CORN-rhe market was very active
and strong, prices closing with net gains
OF "a 9tkc. Shorts were heavy buyers
In the local cash market No. . yellow
and No; white were quoted at $50
cost and freight New York.
OATS-The local cash market waI
strong; standard quoted at 7l9Isc.; No
white. 7alac.; No. . white. 7ots q 7shc.
No. while, 70172c.; fancy clipped
Whit 7aT7lc.; ordinary clipped white
RyE-Markot quiet No. Western
sib5. cost and freight New York.
BARLEY-Markst nrm; feeding. asc.
and mailing. sLoe@l.o7, cost and freight
New York.
milling. i?.sS, cost and freight New York
HAS--Market strong; No. l. $40 u
1856: No. 2, ii,eo6l.7o; No. ., s1Isdi.55
STRAw-Market strong; No. l rye, 81!
@20 per ton.
WHEAT.,whsat including nour, e!
strset's." aggregste Lesi.3a4 bushels
against s,ass,s7i the previous week snt
4.60o,I16 last year; since July I, 1865,
5s2 bushels .gsinst i1s.ioO.ast last year
Corn exports for the week, 10000. agains
1880 last week and $4,000 last year
since July 1, is,6b.o1s. against 1ss75,36t
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GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. March Mistaken infer
ences that the Government report on
farm reserves would be OF bullish
character did good deal to-day TO send
the corn market soaring. Prices closed
strong. 4hc. to 47sc. net higher. with
May 1.34k TO s1.34H and July s1.2sia
to s1.2sSs. Oats gained 2%c. to 2Hc
and provisions soc to 81.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

wADswoRTH Av, s5G-Emanuei Kalisch
axt Fifth Az Bond & Mtg Co, owner and
contractor; Benz d Chace. owner ,tss7S
vERMILYEA Av, 32-Emanuel Kalisoh
art Fifth Az Bond d MTG Co. owner snd
contractor; Benz b Chace. owner: .seo.le
VERMIIYEA Az, s3-Emanuei Kalisch
agt Fifth Av Bond & Mtg Co, owner and
contractor: Benz II Chace. owner. Ss2.75
l13D ST, 500 w-Emanuel KalIsch agt
Fifth Av Bond g. Mtg Go. owner and
contractor; Benz Il Chace, owner SlI5,05
wADswORTH Az, ais--Emanuei Ksliseh
agt Fifth Av Bond & Mtg Co, owner aud
contractor: Benz d Chscc. owner. $3.50
ST NICHOLAS Az. 4So--Emanuei Kaiiseh
agt Fifth Az Bond q Mtg Co. owner and
CONTRACTOR Benz Chacs, owner 1920
i7sTH ST. sof W-Emanuel Kaiisch sgt
Fifth Av Bond & MTG CO, owner and
contractor Benz r Chaee, owner. ssils
FORT WASHINGTON AV. 5s-Emsnuel
KaIiseh agt Fifth Az Bond & Mtg CO.
owner and contractor; Benz II Chace.
7sTH ST. Ss7 w-Emanue. Kaiisch Ggt
FHth Az Bond 4 Mtg 90, owner and
contractor; Benz y Chace. owner. .tioi IS
wADSWORTH AV. 2s---Emsnuel kaltsch
agt Fifth Az Bond & Mtg CO, owner ami
contractor; Ben( B Chaee, owner. So. eS
SPRING st. 2s-Wrn Il Tench sgt Cath
crime Mittnacht, owner; James 7
nnsmore, contractor. IA go
10TH at, 500 W--Jos Hickman aEt Nor
ris Philip, owner; Isaac Cohen, contra.
tOI . . . q. , d. o, - =. 90
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"CLEMENCEAU"

Portrait on paper Of luNo SOxGO RsAuu-
ful engraving by Fouquet Dcryal H. a
Member Of Jury Of French Artists Limited
number of Prints and signed hy the arts
PriCe IS 0 o tHrano- 2O0l Write 80
BCILO. iij. DoI:oTsgi Sac .E,s, rST,s.
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Bronx,

MORRIS Az. 1sJl-Emauuel Kalisoh agt
Fifth Avenue Bond X Mtg Co and Ben
tamin Chace, owner; Pifth Avenue
Bond & Mtg Co, contractors. S2S.2J
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sUMMER COTTAGES TO LIT.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Manhattan Ave. 20 iIoIst)--LaEgs front
,arIor and bedroom; gentlemen only. Aibera
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
Don't Be Bald
How to Make Hair Grow Strong,
Thick and LustrouS.

HOW 10 MAKE Hair Grow Strong,
Thick and LlstrouS.
Few of us get bald in a day and
we all have ample warning when our
hair is thinning out.
Partisan sage is a most efficient
hair invigorator, but to immediately
stop any further loss of hair and
quickly start a new growth it must
be rubbed into the scalp so the
starved hair roots can really absorb
it and get the vital stimulation so
badly needed You will surely be
delighted with the first application,
for your hair and scalp should look
and feel 100 per cent. better.
Partisan sage is not expensive
It's a scientific preparation that sup
plies all hair needs-a clean, non-
sticky, antiseptic liquid that is sold
by Kennedy's Drug Store and at drug
and toilet counters everywhere with
guarantee to give you perfect salts
faction or money refunded
Good looking hair is half the hat
tie in any mans or woman's per-
sonal appearance. Neglect means
dull, thin, lifeless hair and finally
badness, while little attention now
insures thick and lustrous hair for
years to come. No matter what
your hair troubles try a Partisan
sage massage tonight-you will not
be disappointed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
EDUCATION TO
GO FORWARD
Governor Sproul Says Teach
ers Will Get Increase
New Methods Needed

+ "The State of Pennsylvania is not
going to take any backward step of
education, you can rest assured of
that. l can not say now what can
be voted for increase of the teach
ers salaries because L have not yet
received the estimates from the
fiscal officers said Governor Will
liam c. Sproul last evening to call
ers.
The Governor said in reply in
quiries. that he did not think the
State could afford voting an increase
of $7,OO0,000 and was not sure about
s4.000,000. This can not be stated
now because we do not have figures,
but I am in favor of voting the
money for the advance in teachers
pay in the increased school appro-
priation and having it ear-marked
for that purpose" said he.
The Governor said when asked if
there was any disposition to cut
down on vocational education allow
ances to meet other demands that
there was emphatically no thought
like that in his mind. While it may
be necessary to make some arrange
ments for economy in administra-
ton there would be no retrograde
movements is education. He is
turning over in his mind the qualifi-
cations of number of men men
toned for superintendent of Public
instruction to succeed the late DR..
Nathan c. Schaeffer.
In this connection the Governor
said that If Pennsylvania had tax
collecting system along modern busi-
ness lines it could get a third more
revenue than it receives to-day.
The Auditor General. he said, is get
ting in as much as he can under the
present laws but owing to Constitu-
tional limitations and the lack of
certain statutes. which are now be-
ing studied, Pennsylvania is losing
much that it should have to rise to
its opportunities. The Governor said
that court delays also operated
against prompt collections in some
instances. The Governor said very
frankly that he tas considering this
matter and how to meet the situa-
ton.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27

tor Charles Fl. Stone. Beaver
county; Richard w. Martin, county
solicitor; John S. Weller. county
controllers attorney, and George w.
Miller, in charge of personal prop
erty assessments, of Allegheny. Mr..
Martin will draft the bill the Gov
ernor asked to have prepared for
his study.
After the county officials left the
Governor they discussed a bill that
would apply income tax report meth
ods to the returns of personl prop
erty as means of getting for coun-
ties what they would lose through
all of the personal property tax
going to the State. They argued
that if Uncle Sam can make every
person render an exact account OF
income the same can be done by
the Commonwealth and that If the
federal government can force man
or woman to make return of
Liberty bonds owned and the issues
and years set forth there is nothing
to prevent the State from doing the
same thing with its residents in
regard to all the bonds and stocks
and mortgages and other items of
personally that they possess. 1t is
said that this feature will be en-
bodied in q bill and by stipulation
of stiff penalties get a report from
every person that would insure far
greater personal property taxes be-
ing paid than many county officials
ever dreamed of.
At the same time, they contended
it would increase resources for es-
timating borrowing capacity because
the Act of 1913 placed realty and
personally on the same plane in
calculating resources upon which to
base limits of authority to issue
bonds.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27

ments and was disposed to think
over what they had said.
The committee presented the
standpoint of the counties, especial
ly the possible effect of improve
ments. which the Governor admit
ted afterwards. came close to me"
because of the plans of various
counties to issue bonds for road
construction. The Governor invited
the men present to draft a bill
which would enable closer collec-
tions of the personal property tax
to be made.
The idea of the Dawson bill is to
have the State and counties share
alike in the income raised and the
Governor is not inclined toward the
present system which makes it q
county proposition solely. He re-
ferred to the efforts being made by
the State to get a fair return or
personal property when the law was
changed and intimated that if any
thing is done steps must be taken
to insure equitable and complete re-
turns on which to base the collec-
ton. This he said would enable the
counties to obtain more and the
State likewise.
County Commissioner A. c. Gum
bert, of Allegheny, represented that
Allegheny county. along with others
would have its borrowing capacity
impaired and that it would fall
heavily because the county plans to
issue bonds for road construction
and to raise bridges at the mandate
of the Secretary of War. Philadel-
phia, was also brought out, would
be affected materially in its borrow
ing capacity. The delegation in
cluded besides Mr.. Gumbert, County
Commissioner d. f. Magee, Lam
caster; r. A. Mercur. solicitor for
Bradford county; County Commits
sioner d. +. Beatty, Mercer; SoNci-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27

Yarns
Knitting Worstcd khaki. gray
and colors ... soc Sf.t0, S1.t9
4 and S-fOld Germantown Yarn.
Skcfn sue
Shetland Floss, sl<cin. -. .25c
NiCuna, white, black and c0lors:
ball ........... soc and Csc
Angorct, gray, white and black;
Saxony. all colOrs, skcin. :. .29c
White Imported Angora. ball.
csc
Domestic Angora, ball. zee. sec
Art Wool. all colors, ..... .33c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
RELIEVED
RHEUMATICS
ENTHUSE
ALL LOUD IN THEIR PRAISE OF
"NEUTRONE PRESCRIPTION SO"

A working man buying a bottle Of
"Neutrone Prescription 50" was asked
how ii was helping him.
"Helping me-, he replied. why.
there is nothing on earth like 1t. You
don't know how my poor swollen, stiff
joints and muscles panied and burned.
! was nearly crazy with suffering and the
worry of losing so much time and pay.
Before / knew about 'Neutrone Pre-
scription So I tried all kinds of tablets
and lIniments. but one bottle OF
'Neutrone Prescription 99' helped me so
much that I am never without It now
all pain and swelling is gone and I feel
like doing things.
must be a wonder, the druggist re-
piled. I'VE have never handled any,
thing like 1t. they all say the same,
SOC az s1.00 the bottle.
George A. Gorgas. the druggist and
leading druggists everywhere.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
Japanese Baskets

All kinds of Fruit and Sandwich
Baskets ....... soc to S1.25
Waste Paper Baskets, 49c to $1.1S
Vases ........... sec and 49c
All sizes Sweet Grass Baskets,
CSC to $1.49
Sweet Grass Mats. =. .1Oc to 29c
Chinese Work Baskets,
69c to $2.25
Japanese Novelties. =. 1Oc to CSC
All kinds of flower baskets with
handles ......... CSC to $1.23
Japanese Fern Boxes, 29c, acc
and 49c.
Japanese Covered Work Baskets,
45c, soc and 89c
Japanese Lamp Shades, silk
lined (assortcd colors) $1.39,
$1.69, $1.9S and 1925
Japanese Wood Novelties,
1Oc to 75c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
Miscellaneous Art
Needlework Nov
elites

10 and 12-inch Crochctcd Doilics,
10c and CSC
1S-inch Scallopcd Ccnterpicccs.
29c
Lace Trimmed Crctonne plain
hcmStitchcd and scrim scarfs.
SOC, soc, 75c and Csc
Large s;izo Made-up Crctonnc
Laundry Bags .... SOC to 75c
Rrady-madc Crctonnc Cushion
Slips .............. csc
Crash Madc-up Stcncilcd Cushion
SIPS .......,....... SOC
PENNSYLVANIA and Harrisburg Felt
remnants 20c
Bath Robe Sets, set. soc and 69c
Crctonnc Covered Cushions,
69c and 75c
31N3f Renaissance Center
PicceS ........... T9c
Linen Lace, fancy edges and
fringe, yd. ....... 1Oc to csc
All silk Cushion Cords. 80. SOC
Floss Filled "Insidc" Pillows, all
sizes ............ 3oc to 7oc
Crctonne Covered Tic Racks, soc
Hoover Shopping Bags. csc
Ladies' Felt Slippers. all colOrs
and sizes, pair ..75c to SLID
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
STRICT RETURN
ON PERSONALLY
Income Tax Methods May Be
Applied to Reports From
Residents

Effect upon the counties of Penn
syirania of the Dawson bill to re-
Gu:re one-half of the personal prop
erty tax to be paid to the Com
monwealth for general purposes will
be seriously considered by Cover
nor William c. Sproul and Attorney
iGenerai William l. Schaffer as Il
result of urgent representations
made to him yesterday by a COM
mittee of officials of five counties
that if the bill became a law it
would not only reduce their reven-
ues, but also might interfere with
bond issues for road improvements
and other public works. The Gov
ernor said last night that he had
been impressed with their argu-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
ORRiNE FOR
DRINKING MEN

We are in earnest when we ask
you to give Orrine a trial. You have
nothing to risk and everything to
gain, for your money will be re-
turned if after a trial you fail to get
results from Orrine. Crrine can be
given in the home secretly, without
publicity or loss of time.
Orrine No. l, secret treatment;
Orrine No. 2, the voluntary treat
ment. Costs only $1.25 a box. Ask
us for booklet. G. A. Gorgas, 16
North Third Street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
Stamped Goods

Ladies Gowns .9Sc, $1.25, $3.50
Combination Suits. rec to 1925
Corset Covers. .... SOC and soc
Dressing SacQucs .......... soc
Boudoir Caps ........... 1ahc
Stamped Made Up ChildICn'S
Dresses, white colOrs, SOC to
SIPS
Towels -. 15c, 10c, csc and soc
36-inch Union Linen Center
pieces ......... 35c to soc
IS. % and 32-inch White Linen
Ccntcrpicccs. csc, Soc and soc
27-inch Tan Linen Centerpicccs,
Csc
Scarfs. white and tan, soc and 75c
Cushion Tops with backs. .25c
Stamped Novelties ....... 2oc
Hoover Aprons ........... 49c
Kitchen Table Covers, S5c and 9Sc
ChiIdrcn's Bed Spreads. .... .S9c
CSC Luncheon Sets. ........6 .69c
69c Made Up Childrcn's Gowns,
soc
~. As and 5O-inch Pillow Cases,
pair ..."...... Si'-o
Tea Aprons ..... .1Oc ana Zoe
Card Table Covers. see and soc
Card Table Covers. .25c and 49c
AlI-Lincn Luncheon Cloths $1.25
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
Crochet Cottons

CIark's Crochet Cotton, white.
ccru and colors; ball. .... 1Oc
Royal Society Cordcchct, ball,
121ac
X. NJ. G. and c. NJ. C. Crochet
Cotton. ball ............. &c
Coates Mercer ........ 1Oc up
Peri Lustcr Pearl Cotton, white
and colors, ball. ........ 3oc
Princess Pearl Cotton, ball.
1Oc and csc
Dexter Cotton, ball ........ &c
Silkatecn, all colors, ball. .... SC
Carpet warp, white, ecru and
cream -. ....... ...'.'. 9oc
(white and ecru),
1Oc
Lot of d. M. @. in colors, 1212c
+. S. c. Pcaric, in ecru .... 25c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
1000 OFFER WOMAN RLooD

Baltimore, March '27.-More than
1000 persons have offered to furnish
one pint of their blood to save the
life of Miss Anna Rosen. who is
desperately i'll at the Johns Hopkins
Hospital and whose only hope of l.v-
ing now depends upon successful
blood TRANSMISSION.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
Art Needlework
Notions

Embroidery Needles, pack, Zoe
Sock Needles, four i'm set. .21c
BOdkinS ............. Tor sc
Crochet Needles .... Sc and 10c
Stillcttos .......... sc and 25c
Knitting Needle Shields, 1Oc, 19c
Knitting Needles all sizes,
10c and CSC
Steel Knitting Needles, set. 19c
Tatting Shuttlcs. 10c and 1oc
Stitch Holders, each. -. sc to 15c
Finger Shields ............ SC
New styles of Bag Rings, all
sizes, pair ........ 19c to 9SC
Bag Rods, large assortment, pair,
18c to soc
All kinds Gate Tips. .25c to 7oc
Large assortment Bag Frames.
csc to CSC
Ornaments for Bag Trimmings,
19c
All coIors Seed Beads, used for
beaded bags and trimmings,
bunch, .12Rc and 15c
Large assortment metal and shell
bag frames zee. soc to S1.25
Curtain Beads In all colors and
sizes, measure ....,..... .25c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
LEAVE BUDAPEST SAFELY

Washington, March 27-Professor
Philip Brown and Captain Nicholas
Roosevelt. American members of the
Inter-Allied mission in Budapest.
have succeeded in leaving the Hun
garian capital in safety. it was an
nounced yesterday by the State De-
partment
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
WILL BE ST. JOAN OF ARC

Paris, March 27.-The canonization
of Joan of Arc is considered certain,
according to a dispatch from Rome.
Pope Benedict, it is stated, will
give a decision on the subject March
2s.
Joan of Arc was beatified by the
Pope in 1909.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
Embroidery Cottons

o. n. T. Embroidery Cotton.
SlScin ............... DC
Royal Society and Princess En-
broidcry Cotton, 2 skcins for sc
Royal Society and strand floss,
DaI IOc
Linen ID. Nj. c., each SC, doZ., soc
Uptopia Mcge, ball &c and 12Rc
Peri Lusta ............ .1212c
Fiber Crochet Silk, all coIOrs, 15c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
FAR FROM PEACE

L"ndon, March 27.-In the House
of Lords last night Viscount Miner.
the secretary for the colonies, said
that in his opinion the country was
still far from a we'll established
peace. Therefore. he declared. the
army and navy estimates could not
be reduced.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
PERFECT PLANS FOR COMBINE

Memphis, March ~. reports
submitted to the conference here CT
Southern planters, bankers and state
officials, called to perfect details of
the cotton reduction acreage move
ment, inaugurated at a meeting held
in New Orleans last month, were de-
clared in resolutions adopted at the
final session of the conference to
be "eminently satisfactory and
plans were perfected for making the
organization permanent.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-27
DRUGGISTS MUST LEAVE TOWN

ChiIIOcothe, Mo-. March -. - An
indignant crowd of representative
citizens marched to two of the drug
stores of this city this morning and
served notice upon the proprietors.
c. E. Butterbaugh and Hirshberger
& Wilkinson, they were considered
undesirable citizens of this city. Their
absence from this city was demanded.
Both have been selling liquor, it is
alleged. in violation of the local op-
ton law