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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25
KTERAK TO NEMCI VLATNE
MlREM MYSLf.
PRIPRAVUJf VALKU PROTI POLSKU.

Pafiz a. cervna. - Polske nejvyssi vetesvi zaslao
francouskemu premieru presidenu mrove konerence Gle
menceauov ops nemeckeho rednho elegramu zachycene
no Polaky Sezsku. Text zahadne depeSe mi:
"Poznan 21. cervna - Vlada podepise mirovou smlou
WI. Vzdor tomu Horsing Sezsku Wig zapadnim W.
chodn Pruusku vyhlas vychodu vSk Vlada bude fedns
prot tomu ale poolredns hoda aci kazdym msrem
podporovat."
Horsing Wig sou jmena dvou vysokych nemeckych
prskych komisaf6 jmenovanych pruskych provinech
Polske veltelstv podotyka re ms nasedkem echto ne
meckych zamerd priprav obcanske valce pozaduje
cd spoenecke rady prpadnych pokyni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25
DEPORTOVANl PODEZkE-
LYCH CIZINCU.

Washington. = Dalsi prace
ma planech o pronikave soucin
nosti Department. spravedlno-
'sti departmental prace ohle
,dne vypatrani nepfatelskych
cizinch a deportovani jich ze
Spojenych Statd, byla zapoca-
ia vcera Sc vsi 9opravdovosti.
IV ifad0sna olkev6hSs a4-.
|vladnfho sesli Sc zastupci oboil
Department. a NELL dIlezitou
poradu, trvajici nekolik hodin.
-Spolkovy navladni Palmer, je-
no priruci John T. Creighton a
nacelnik vysetrujici uradovny
William T. Flynn zastupovali
deparemtn spravedlnosti. An
Ithony Caminetti, generalni ko-
misar pTistehovalectvi; John
w. Abercrombe, pravni zastup
ce Department. prace a A.
Warner Perker zastupovali de
partment prace. - Zastupci O
bou Department. zdrahali Sc
mluviti o vysledku porady, jen
tolik rekli, re predmetem pora
dy byla otazka deportovani ne
pratelskych cizincu. Pfece
,vsak byla naznaceno, re zazna
my z lradovny pristehovalec-
ke, kde zaznamenani jsou vsi
chni cizinci prichazejici do S.
Statu a kde jest tez zazname
nano, kan Sc odebrali, budou
dany k disposici JUST :nfmu de
partmentu, ably mohl zjistiti,
kan Sc oaebrali cizinci 8 anar
chi;tickymi ideami. = Take
Sc udava, ze mocne oddeleni
;vyselrovatelu z pristehovalec-
ke uradovny dostane narizeni,
aby 81 pospisilo vysetrenim
vsech pripadu, kde panuje po-
chybnost O zadoucnosti cizin-
cu. Vladni urednici chtejf rych
le deportovati vsechny neaa-
douci nepratelske ciZince.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25
ssa;eSSl l.SSxni
NAMORNf SKOLA.

V budove Cleveland Yacht
klubu otevrena vcera vladni ma
morni Skolni odbocka a nj
zapsano celkem 178 studuji-
|cich. Odbocka jest pod kontro
lou namorniho Department. a
riditelem odborne te skoly jest
lodni mayor G. Kern, kdezto
dalsimi ucitely jsou porucici
Clerk a Littlefield. We skole u
lei Sc namornim v6dam plave.
|ctvl a vojenske kazni. VetSina
|studujicich pochazi z tax IVA
|nych lepsich bohatsich rodin
clevelandskych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25
l!WSSl l-M'SS
$4,000 VOJAKU zADA
FARMU.

Washington. = Vice nez
$4,000 vojakG, 2 nichz mnozi
jsou dosud. "a mofem, uvedo-
mill sekretafe Lane, ze touzi
dostati farmu die planu, ktery
on odporucuje a o nemz dnes
uvazuje komise o verejnych
poZemcich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25


z Bratislavy,~ Is. kvetna. -
"Narodne Noviny" prinaseji
nasledovni odpov6d' 6eskoslo-
venskych vojinIl. - Ceskoslo-
ven5kemu a slovenskemu revo
lucnimu vyboru v Mad 'arsku.
Dlstojnictvo a muzstvo prvni
po,ni setniny ceskoslovenskeho
pesiho lpuku els. IL, Cd ktere
no jste chte.i, ably po precte-
nj vasich propagacnich letak1
predruzili Sc k vam, odpovida
me yam takto: - Vine prilis
dobre, ze jsme ma cele demar
kacni care nejvetsi prekazkou,
ably prisla k nam ia s,rasliva
a nasiinicka vlada bolsevismu,
ktera uchvatila moe II vas.
Jsme 81 dobre v6domi toho, ze
znemoznujeme v Cechach, ma
Morave a We Slezsku i ma Slo-
vensku kazdou vasi podlou
propaganda a re kazdy pokus
co nejprisneji potrestame. Do
bfe vine, CO by to znamenalo,
kdyby vlada podle vlad v Ru-
sku Mad'srii dostala Sc u mas
V ceskosovenske republice k
veslu. Vase vlada ma We znaku
terorisovani, nasllnicky roz-
-yratyaxZ.kazu.. MY name, co
jsme chteli miti a jest to sku-
tecne vlada lidova, We k1ere
isou zastoupeny vsechny vrst-
Wy a strany. - We vasi Wade
jsou dive tretiny vojnou zboha
tlych zidG, ktefi jsou vetsimi
tyrany nez byvali carove, kra-
love a knizata, a to nazyvate
vladou proletariatu? Volate
mas abychom presli vsichni ia
ko jeden muz ma mad'arskou
stranu. Kdyz 81 toho prejete,
tedy pGjdeme, a to vsichni ia
ko jeden muz - ale sc zbrane
mi rukou, abychom udelali u
vas poradek a zbavili vas ma
rod zidovskeho terroru. Chce.
me miti kazdy svdj pokojny
domov, ably kazdy obcan mo-
hi v mem najiti spokojenost a
sve stesti. Chceme vyvin a po-
krok naseho .naroda a ne f. OBJ
canskou valku a rozbroje. Mas
nezmeni vase letaky a sliby,
mas neodvratfte cd naSeho CT
le.
Pro ozdravsni ceskych dsti
slezskych z kamenouhe1nehC
reviru Observation-Disclosures
zahajuje Ceske Srdce pro Slez
sko ma Polske Ostrave ROSA.
hlou umist' ovaci akci ma ven.
kov, zrizuje pro ne pet prazd
ninovych dtulkl a radu prazd.
ninovych druzin v rdznych OF
cich slezskych, nichz Sc de.
tenn dostane "a radneho poe
dagogickeho dozoru zotaven
aozdrav6ni. Vyzyvame tedy
pfatele ceskych deti slezskycf
ku stedre podpore Ceskeh(
Srdce pro Slezsko ma Poi. O
strave, ably mohlo fadne vyba
viii potrebnym Satstvem a pr;
diem narodni hosty.
Postorna opet ceskou. =
Zemsky vybor moravsky u
snesl Sc zriditi v Postorne pc
titfidni Skolu obecnou chlape
'ckou i divci, jakoz mest'an
'skou skGu chlapeckou a dives
Budova byvale skoly nemeck'
a skoly spolku Komenskeh'
staci zcela k temto Skolam. P,
.sJatnfm prevratu pfesly cesk'
ditky do ceskych skol, tax q
zapsano bylo do Mich 600 deti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25
CESkE ULTIMATUM MAJ
DARSKE ARMADE.
Dopoledni bulletin.

Bazilej, Svycarsko, 25. Ger
yna. - Francouzsky general
Pelle, vrchni velitel vojska v
ceskoslovenske republice, jsa
spojenci zmocnen zaslal komu
nisticke Wade mad'arske ulti-
matum, jimz Sc rudym narizu
je, ably do %. cervna do pull
noci vyklidili veSkera zabrana
uzemi pfinalezejici k Sloven-
Sku. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25
Novy ministersky kabinet N&mecka pad
POSLEDNf ZPRAVY z VLASTI.

80 s~Sss~s - - J~>SeAS V~O0
nice. - Vesnice Dobra Voda
Iu> Pacova, citajici jen 81 ci3el,
muze byti hrda ma sve syny,
lnebot' dala vlasti devet legio-
nar1. We Francii bojoval u %.
Ipluku Karel Prasll els. %,
ktery prezil zajeti V Srbsku i
pochcd Albanii, nyni je v Pra-
ze; v italske legii byl Jos Ma
tejka els. 49,, nyni jsouci ma
|Slovensku, techto dnech OBJ
drzel starry vymenkar FIR. Pla
sill spolecnou fotografii svych
Itri SYM, Jana Frantiska a Va
'clava, kteri shledali Sc v zajeti
a vstoupili spolecne do legie.
Jsou u hanackeho pluku v Je-
katerinburku ubytovani v
temZ zeleznicnim voze. Jiste
je to velika nahoda. A v dopise
oZnamuji, re V temz meste "
!legie jsou i Josef Plasil, Jos.
''Soucek. V jinych koncinach 81
blfe jsou jeste Jan Vacir a Ste
pan Dusek. Mimo techto devet
hrdinl prihlasil Sc ze druhe j.
talske armady Ant. Chudoba,
zabrany I,aly pri zhrouceni
Rakouska.
Cestina a nsmecke obchodne
pGmyslove kruhy. = We schulz
fobehodnfho spolka sv Krnove
byla prednesena stiznost ma ne
mecke firmy, ktere pry ciste
mem eckych 'kraju podavaji u
statnich uradI, obchodnich ko
NOR, zemskych lstavG a obci &c
ska podani v commence, re Sc
Jim dostane drive prizniveho
vyfizeni. Jednani to je pry ne
ien tezkym provinenim ma ne
meckem narodu, nybrz pry
nemoudre, ponevadz narod-
nostne uvedomeli Cesi Jim po-
hrdaji Zvlastni to ukaz, uzna-
vaji-li Nemci sami potrebu po-
tfebu ceskeho jazyka, davaji-
ce mu urednim jednani pred
most pred n6mcinou. Agitato-
rum Sc nepochybne jednani to
nelibi, avSak obchodni prI-
myslove kruhy nemecke toho
nedbaji. Vedi patrne velice do
bre, proc! = Pocit'uji jiz ma
vlastnim tele praktickou potre-
bu ceskeho jazyka.
Reforma ceskeho skolstvi je
stalym predmetem studii zvla
stniho sboru v nemz zastoupe
ny jsou vsechny druhy skol i
odbornych, pri ministerstvu Wy
ucovani, ktery vede sekretar
lprofesor Bydzovsky. V dobe
'nejblizsi budou rozeslany do
tazniky. Ke konecne reforme
ovSem treba jest potrebnych
studii predbeznych. Minister
stvo hodla shromazditi velky
material re Svedska, Danska,
Swear, Angle Ameriky i z
,,Francie. Ia tim dcelem odjel
do Pafize prof. Spisek. Jiz po
prazdninach budou podniknu-
ty nektefe zmeny, jez nebu-
dou potrebovati novych zako-
nG.
! Bolsevici ma Slovensku. -
Nitransky zupan DIR. Okanik
nechal internovati sest mad a.
ronskych a zidovskych inteli'
lgentI, hlasajicich zasady boil
lsevickeho prevratu mad 'arske
Tho. Mezi zateenymi jsou ured
MIDI, redaktor i jeden Skolni
insp ektor. Bolsevici dopraven
!, byli do Ilavske tresinec -
!. kamz pribyl druheho dne po
dobny 25-clenny transport.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25
FRANCIE POzADUJE NAHRADU IA
POTOPENE NEMECKELODE.

Pafiz a. cervna. Namorni mnistr francouzske repu
bliky NJ Leygues prednes namofmu vyboru poslanecke
snennovny dneho odpoedne navrh ably France Bernu
pozadovaa pnou poopenf zamuteho nemeceho
Scapa Flow Novy hunsky Gin die eho nahledu po-
rus nejen primefovou smouvu ale podmfnky miru.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21
NEW PROCESS IN SCULPTURE
Invention of Italian Scientist viii
RevoiutioniEe Work Of Masters
Of the chisei.

A process for producing bns,rcllcfs
by photography Is the fruit OF the
Invention of an Italian scientist.
The basis OF the invention Is the
property possessed by II tilm of chroml'
um gelatin OF swelling In proportion
10 the Intensity OF the light falling
upon II. The swelling Is greater with
n low than with high Intensity, 80
that the light passing through pho
tographlc negative produces upon II
chromium gelatin plat" u positive In
distinct relief.
The transparency Of an ordinary
negative. however. Is not truly proper
tIonal To the relief Of the original
model, but by an Ingenious automatic
tgyicc involving double exposure this
difficulty Is avoided and negative
Is obtained having it's lights and
shades correctly graded to produce tho
effect OF rehcf.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21
KIDNEYS NEVER
CAUSE BACKACHE
Rub pain, sOrcness and stiff
ness right out with old
"St. Jacobs Idniment'

Kidneys cause backache? No!
They have no nerves. therefore can
not cause pain. Listen! Your
backache is caused by lumbago.
sciatica or a strain, and the quickest
relief is soothing, penetrating est.
Jacobs Liniment." Rub 1t right ON
the ache or tender spot. and instant
ly the pain, soreness, stiffness and
lameness disappears. Don't stay
crippled! Get a small trial bottle
of est. Jacobs Lniment" from your
druggist and timber up. A moment
after 1t is applied you'll wonder
what became of the backache,
sciatica or lumbago pain. "St.
Jacobs Liniment" stops any pain at
once. 1t 10 harmless and doesn't
burn or discolOr the skin.
It's the only application to rub on
q weak. lame or painful back, or for
WV 'h""o. ec'"""n. rs-rafo'a. rheu-
matism, sprains or a strain.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21
MORE BUSINESS
TUBE ROSE PRODUCTS

TUBE ROSE PRODUCTS
The brand of goods that
stand for QUALITY the
WORLD OVER.
We guarantee every can
or package of Tube Rose
Merchandise, the best that
money will buy.
Exclusive Agents for
Tube Rose
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21

JAMES NJ. WATKINS, JR.
Phone ES4, Suite 4, Swanson Bldg
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21
EDITORIAL.

Remember, we have two
deliveries a day; leave 900
a. m. and 200 p. m.
We are giving the public
SERVICE, Q u LIT Y,
MERCHANDISE and Low
PRICES.
Remember the hour the
delivery leaves. Get your
phone orders in in time and
we will deliver the goods.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21
Queer Nest.

"Sunhsh venture close To the shore
10 lay their eggs and guard them" snys
Or. T.. +. Bigrlow In Boys Life. This
Is n strange fact. They begin In the
southern part of our country In April,
and may be found farther north In
the summer preparing II circular nest
In the sand by removing all the twigs,
plants and debris from sunny spot
about rs large rs ones head. Then
by swaying her body the fcmal" re.
moves the sand nnd gravel tu n depth
OF from three 10 four inches. Exactly
how Is this digging done? l. some of
the sand and gravel taken In the hsh's
muuths 1t Is interesting tO not" what
coy places these nests occupy. Such
spots ARE sometimes like minIatur"
houses ms the aquatic plants urc 50
close together ut the top that one may
well Imagine them "a form windows
for sun pnrlors. When the young are
hntchcd the suniish, like the bullhcnd.
guards the nest against all Intruders."
The Romans are said to have been
the first to use feather beds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21

The Romans are said to have beer
the first to use feather beds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21
NOT SPECIAL PRICES.
BUT
REGULAR PRIcrc

The Eskimo language is so poIv.
synthotic that one word is able IA
cSproaS whole sentence. For II.
luStration; the word "ro,,yo, "
which means The hairy side q, ,bo
tkin is getting loose"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21
NOTICE

Whereas my wife. Margaret
Fiackus has left my bed and board,
hereby give notice that | will not
be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by her from and after this
date
l9-3t* Theodore w. FIackus.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21
NOTICE

All members of the Degree team
are requested to be present Thurs
day night for initiation. There will
also be a banquet. 20-1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21
At the Theatres

Honors came thick and fast 10
Billie Rhodes, the piquant picture
eles. Besides the pleasure she de-
rived from having her first W w,
lHodkinson release. THE Blue Bon
I net" selccto rs the feature attrac-
ton at the spacious Kinema Theatre
I for the big celebration period, Miss
Rhodes was prevailed upon by her
I horde OF admirers among Admiral
/ Rodman's sailors to accept the in
vitatiou of n government aviator TO
accompany him on n trip among the
4 clouds as u special Fleet Week at
traction. Arriving Mt the hangar
/ for her first flying trip, the star OF
The Blue Bonnet" was greeted by
large crowd, and showed no signs
OF nervousness when David +.
Thompson the pilot tucked her into.
the machine. AS tSe aHp'ane start
ed Miss Rhodes seemed perfectly ut
ease as though flying held no more
terrors for her than posing before
the camera. The airplane scared al
over the city and thrilled throrgs
even more than II did Miss Rhodes.
who. on leaving the machine, APP
peared to be somewhat disappointed
because she had not been party
to loop-the-loop or tail spin.
"Oh. it was wonderful" exclaimed !
the star. "But had hoped my |
presence in the machine would not
prevent Mr.. Thompson from doing
some stunts. He was horribly care
full.
At the Liberty Theatre tonight.
Marguerite Clark. the exquisite
little Paramount star who is rec
ognized as one OF the foremost
photoplay stars on the screen, Is
presented 1T the Temple Theatre
tonight in the screauGngly funny
farce, Miss George Washington.
by J. Searle Dawley. In
which the little star plays the part
of a girl who cannot tell the truth,
but who is reputed never to have
told a lie in her life. II is one of the
cleverest roles in which she has ap-
peared. In the supporting cast are
such players as Frank Losee, Niles
Welch. Florence Marten. Joseph .
Gleason. Herbert Prior and others.
Years ago the rodeo was the big
gest thing in the West. 1t was the
occasion when all the wild riders,
broncho busters and sure shots OF
the West assembled to display their
prowess. Such a scene is revived in
The Money Corral" a new Aircraft :
picture starring William S. Hart
which will be shown at the Star
tonight. 1t was written by
Mr.. Hart and Lambert Hillyer and
they also collaborated in its direc-
tion. Jane Noyak is the leading
woman, heading an excellent, sup
porting cast. The rodeo scene of
this picture was expensive and took
lots of time, but it justified the ef-
fort for it gives a touch Of realism
that could not otherwise have been
secured. Many punchers, Indians,
cowgirls and others came
to Hollywood to make the rodeo
scenes and over a thousand persons
therein. The Money
Corral Is said TO be the most ex-
citing film that has been produced
in months.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE,
LOANS

have money to loan on business
and residential properties.
If you have house for sale. list
it with me. | have a number of
prospective buyers.
Ii you have business property, i'm
proved or unimproyed, that you de-
sire TO sell, see me. II the price is
right | have the buyer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-21
WG:oLECTiNG THAT
COLD OR COUGH?
Why, when DR.. Kings New
Discovery so promptly
checks it

IT'S natural you don't want to be
Currlrss aud let TINT old cold or
cough drag on or that new at.
tack develop seriously. Not when
you can get such u proved success
ful remedy rs DIR. Kings New Dis.
cOrcry.
Cold. cough, grippe, Group does
not resist this standard relleyer
very long. Its quality Is MS high
today MS y always has becn--and
its been growing steadily In popu'
lurity for more than fifty years.
GDc. and Sl.2O u bottle ut all drug
glsts. Give II trial.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-08
CITY IS READY
PROCEED AGAINST
FORESTALLERS
City Officials Learn How Ian.
caster and York Protect
Consumers

Preparations for enforcing the
forestalling ordinance in Harrisburg
markets have been completed by
Mayor d. L. Keister together with
police officials and George B. Neb-
niger. inspector of weights and
measures. The ordinance becomes
a law to-day, having been passed
Tuesday, July 20, ten days ago.
Yesterday Mayor Keister, City
Commissioner c. w. Burtnett, City
Clerk r. Ross Seaman and John
j. keffer, of the city Highway De-
partment, motored to Lancaster and
York, to discuss with officials of
those cities the effect of the fore
stalling ordinances which are in
force there.
Officials in both cities assured the
Harrisburg delegation that the meas
ures had big effect in preventing
reselling of produce in the markets
and tended to bring prices down. In
one instance dealer determined to
fight the city and openly violate the
law. He was taken before magis-
trate and fined. When the case was
appealed to the Superior Court, the
action of the lower court was af-
firmed.
Details of how the ordinance will
be enforced here were not given by
police officials who said that they do
not intend to put the forestallers on
their guard. Price fixing will be
stopped Also they said.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-08
DREADFUL DIZZINESS CAUSED
BY POISON CLOGGED SYSTEM

MY whole system was clogged
with poison and I was so dizzy that
when I stopped over I had to hold
on to something to keep from fall
ing to the floor. When standing
talking to an one I would sway
from side to side and it was hard
for me to understand what any one
said because of this terrible noise in
my head"
This was the condition of Mrs.
Mary Moser, of 1884 Walnut street,
Harrisburg, Pa, which, she told,
was caused by stomach, liver and
kidney trouble she suffered for
seven or eight years.
Il felt sometimes IS if I had a
band tightly wrapped around my
head" Mrs. Moser explained, "and
I suppose this was from excessive
blood pressure or nervousness. My
kidneys were in bad condition and
7 had such pains in my back that
I could hardly do even my house
work.
when I was young, we lived in
the country and Mother taught me
the value of Natures roots and
herbs to cleanse and build up the
system. So, when 1 heard about
NatoneN and saw that it contained
the famous old Nature remedies
that 1 knew were the best, 1 decided
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-08

that I would try it, even tboueh
none OF the medicines I had taken
mad ever done me any good.
Natonex proved to be tba ona
rlght medicine for my condition
After taking Natonex for about n
week. I discovered that INV beaS
was clear and. as my system was
being cleansed and built IN no
longer had the awful dizzy smells,
The pains soon left my back and 7
was able to do all of my own work
"Natonex has been such a Won
derful help to me that I wish 7
could tell every one about it. So
many people need to know about
th:s good and true old-fashioned
medicine. l used to dread the hot
weather because 1 was so run down
and miserable. Now I know | am
going to be WELL"
The blister:ng hot days san vital
ity. Keep your system cleansed and
vigorous. Eli--:inate the poisonous
body waste in Natures way SO that
there can be created rich blood. real
nerve vigor and bodily strength,
Start the inexpensive Natonex treat
ment to-day and relief will come
quickly. Natonex is specially rec
omm ended in Harrisburg and is sold
by the Gorgas Drug Co., 16 North
Third street, and leading druggists
eVeryWhere.-AdV
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Kiwanians Pay Visit
to w. G. Alexander

William c. Alexander. former vice.
president of the Harrisburg Kiwanis
Club was one of the happiest men in
Philadelphia Tuesday when a bunch
of his old pals from the Harrisburg
Kiwanis Club went down to take
lunch with him as his guests. Mr..
Alexander is a member of the Phila-
delphia Club and is active in it's many
movements. The Harrisburg men,
bers did some tall singing in which
they We're Joined by the Philadelphia
Club. The music was led by A. w.
Hartman, musical director of the XII
wants Club in Harrisburg. The Har-
risburg boys were most warmly re-
ceived and added greatly to the gay
ETY. of the meeting. The journey from
Harrisburg to Philadelphia was made
in the automobiles of ]. C. Rose and
AL. X. Thomas. Among those present
were the following:
AL. K. Thomas, John Rose, Stuart
Black, J. E. Robinson, Charles Will
liams. A. w. Hartman, Ross Walters
Charles Schmidt, L. T. Neffe, C. G
Merrill, F. j. Wallace, Charles Berk.
lev,
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before sent to the Governor who
gives the final approval.
The new company seeking letters
patent is the Easton Airplane Serv-
ice Company. 1t startes with a
capital of $4,000 and Jacob Beck,
of Easton, is treasurer. No route
is specified.
Another application, which came
from Pittsburgh, called for incor-
poration OF company to both
manufacture airplanes and conduct
common carrier business and was
rejected as It was a two-fold propo-
sition.
The Easton application will mean
establishment of procedure for in
corporation of air service companies
and the Public Service Commission
Will have a public hearing at date
to be set
A number of companies to manu-
facture and repair airplanes have
been chartered in the last half dozen
years.
Watching NIines-Seward r. But
ton, State Chief of Mines, and his
deputy, Frank Hall. have been hold
ing series of conferences with the
mine inspectors in various sections
OF the State to improve the safety
situation and to get into close touch
with the production and other con-
ditions. Special attention has been
given to the supply of labor and
the car situation. They have been
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-08
Tyrone Shirt Factory
Outgrows Building

Tyrone, Aug. 8. - George Walk,
owner of the large building corner
OF Washington avenue and Twelfth
street, is remodeling and repairing
the second story, which will in a few
day be occupied as a branch of the
Perfect Shirt company. The busi-
ness of the Tyrone factory has
grown to such an extent that the
rooms on West Herald street are
too small. 1t is probable the new
factory will soon have fifty machines
operating and many young colored
women will be employed, under the
management of w. G. Miller. This
substantial frame building, although
built in the early history of Tyrone,
has well preserved timbers in it and
was first occupied as a church by
the United Brethren congregation
The railroad passing in front was
annoying during meeting hours and
they, like the Methodists, whose
building was just opposite, sought