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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-04

they would not hesitate about subscribing s5o00oO for the erection of the Alabama memorial.
 Mir. Clarkson's statement was attached to official reports from the war depart ment on the work of the Alabama men and was made after an attache of the council had spent six weeks in gathering information from the war department on the subject.
 The letter to the postwar council of defense follows:
 ''The council of national defense is glad indeed to testify to the work of the Ala bama troops on the western front, and in order that the full measure of their service might be laid before the people of the state of Alabama, the council asked and obtained from the war department the file of cabled reports officially issued from the battlefield This file gives in as full detail as is possible before the return to this country of the records or the American expeditionary forces now at
 American headquarters in France the unembellished history of Alabama's sons, Military citations and military records are brief. They are painted in pure color in sharp contrasts Nnd there is no em- broidering of the theme. The facts speak for themselves Take for instance, the tabulation of records of the Forty-second (Rainbow) division of which the fourth regiment of infantry, Alabama nationa guards, formed a part. The Forty-secoho stood seventh in the entire American army in the number of it's battle casualties, TOT they totaled 2,252 men. Two hundred ana five men of this division received the dis- tingushed service cross, or percentage of 1.6 per cent tos the total Of pattie
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-04
CONVICT COMMITTEE MEETS

Montgomery, June 3.-(Special) )-After
 recess of several days the committee on
 convicts and good roads met again at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-04
COLONEL. WEEKS LETTER

Tn discussing the record of Alabama troops Col C. w. Weeks of the general staff writes the council of national de- fense as follows:
 Intimate data regarding operations of units overseas have not yet been re- ceived in this country. Upon the return O. General Pershings headquarters, recoros containing this information will be avail able. but I may say Alabama furnished troops in considerable numbers to three different organizations, the Forty -seconu' Thirty-first and Eighty-second divisions.
 .The Forty second (Rainbow) division
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28

In the Circuit Court Of the Fifth Ut
diciaI Circuit Of Florida IN and for
Marion COunty-In Chancerv
Rebecca Gordon. Complainant. ~.
Hasten Gordon. efendant-Order
FOR Conservative Service.
t IS ordered hat the Defendant
herein named, rO-wIt Hasten 1ori0n.
Dc ana ne IS hereby required 10 4p-
pear TO the Bill Of Complaint 1led n
rhis cause On Or before Monday -ha
4+Lh 1ay Of April. 1919
L . further ordered ehar l ,0pv
Of his order d published once A
week for sOur consecutive weeks 4
The Ocaia Banner. a newspaper quo
ished Il 3ald County and state
This -th day II March. -412
Clerks Ceal ? z EUGENT
Jerk circuit -ourr. Marion D.. Fra.
By Ruth z-Tn. , r
) -rantaan.
Complan2nr'5 Solicitor
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28
Legal Advertisements

twelve consecutive weeks PRIOR 70
ne said rule day IN April A D. 1919
Witness my hand as the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court. Fifth Judicial Cir
cult 0t Florida. IN ana FOR Marion
county. and The official seal of 3aid
Court. at the Court House n Ocaia.
Florida. this }0th lay II Decembe
A. D 1918.
Clerk Seal ? Il NUCENT.
Clerk Circuit court. Marion 90. ga.
BY Ruth Erwin. D. i.
Axteil K 2inehart.
Solicitors 9or Complainant
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28

+ol-te : hereby gwen - 81 -A.l-
tors .egacees ilsIT, butee4 ud Ill
other persons having claims n la
mand5 against me estate II MlcnalI
Eisnei deceased 70 present n same
90 ne lnGer5Igned. tuiY proven WITH.
n TWO Gears from chls Iare eo-wit
This -+r1 lar 1t 5anuarv Z 1919
ERDINAEbA TISEEL
a. 1xecutr-x 9f ne Estate 81 1I.e14.l
F'ishel Deceased. )ca.8. 60
t-}r-l+
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28
) -,melv SuncestIon

The next cine w0u have cough IF
cold try Chamberlain Cough Rem
ely Ii IS pleasant 20 take ana yon
are sure 20 De pleased with the relief
which il affords This remedy has
a wide reputation for its cure OF
coughs ANA colds.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28
5IDS WANTED

The 8oard of county Commission
Ars via receive BIDS u meeting April
III. .9I9. for the construction ii COL,
let's the court House II Oea4a u
accordance with plans AMI speclrica-
rlons on lie n the Clerks office 49,
eff
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28
ANS WANTED

The Board of County Commission.
ers Of Marion county viii meet april
8th. 1913. 20 consider bids cor pur-
chase 1f trick ana tractor meeting
the following specifications
Truck Specifications - one -on.
gauge IS n. weight Of chassis 500
BIS Tires }4x414. Motor eour e.
Under asst N oioc stroke - IL.
bore 5-3 n. Generator ignition 5ys-
TEN. electric lights. Presto Lite 8tor-
age battery. Transmission cnree
speed 5elecrIve -ype. Gasoline ,upDiy
-2nk gallons capacity n crowl
Drive Timken-Dayld Brown worm ana
gear embodied IN rear axle. propeller
anair 1Ouble universal anu reiescOpic
joints Gear - 70 30ii1y 5ys-
tem Fherno-SYDhon an lr;ren ~
belt trom generator Cri~,ng .ab.
curtains ana windshield
TRACTOR Speeificac1ons- 81
at trawbar Is 4 ? IT pulley r0aa
speed Is miles per sour o.1dpre
--<E1 valva n lead motor SIT No.
wise II frame [lnEst N ssze an.
SION Snllon. kingston .4r3u~arar
pump 1rcuIaCol water 4o.-,t. SIDING
gear transmission ETar- -of-- a44~
'nE@ .-..r
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28
tx ASSESSORS trtNERANc

VII, D. lc ne following places ID
receive TAX returns eor 1913 Meet
ne with your leeds ana save zr0uDle
Nd --0caIa. all u March
The .aw requires ali TAX returns 10
BE- made by 1rst lay II April.
ALFRED AVER
Tax Assessor
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28

prepares the system Cor The reception
II 4 and development Of the germs d
rou consumption. diptherla. scarlet fever
low and EhOoping cough The 1uiczsr
way you get rld 0f your cold the less ia
2eO- ger II contracting one u these dis-
first eases chamberlain COugn aemeay
ngs das 4 great reputation a. \ curs Tor
ally colds Aaad can Dc depended uDOn- Z
odds pleasant - axe.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28
NOTICE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND
FOR MARION COUNTY. FLOR.
DAN CHANCERY.
MARION COUNTY LAND COMPA,
Ny, i corporation. rs GULF Sc
CCRITY COMPANY. corpora
ton, 81 al
To all parties claiming interests
as heirs, devisees. grantees or other
claimants under ThOs g. Bagwel.
Deceased. or r. COOner Deceased. or
z. y. Dickers0n. Trustee. Or J. 3.
-1necks, Deceased. OF NJ EdstaiI.
Deceased. 81 Willis D 5eilars. De-
ceased. or Alexander Holly. 1eceas-
I'd, or James H Howard. Deceased.
or Chas T Howard. Deceased. Or
Octavia Hicks Deceased, Of n /.
Hart, Deceased. Or " g. Mock. De-
ceased. or R. L Parrarvre. Decea5-
I'D. OF " " YARN. Deceased. or Ar.
thur P. Dwelley Deceased. Or Alden
Fort. Deceased. Or Joseph Fort De-
ceased. or Kate 3. Minor. Deceased.
or otherwise ana 20 al parties
claiming any interest n 0r any len
upon the lands involved 4 this suit
Or any par- thereof. more particular
" described IS those certain pieces
or parcels 0f ana situate tTng ana
being in the County u Marion the
State Of Florida known anu tescrl.
bed ls follows. ro-wit
Mel. OF SWt4. sec s. wv. 81
SWt4. Sec 81 TwD ~ r = 2
NEL of SW Sec Nh NJ sW-4
Sec. ). Lot ID Or NV, II SCI ana
Lot Or Sc III SCI sec 20 20
i s. Range - %-. Of -or IT,
Sec 81. FRD. H. Range -
Lot or 2ar- u SCI, 3t 5Elt Sec
, Lot 9r 81 u NEI4 Sec
SW 4 Of SCI Sec SA E.. 4f ~ =.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28
ARTICLES Of INCORPORATION
AND PROPOSED CHARTER Of
-HE GYPSY REMEDY
COMPANY

he undersigned. intending ana Dr7-
posing 70 organize a corporation IN
der the general avs 0f Florida. "a
latIng 70 corporations Tor profit here
~ make ana publish ne following
Articles 0f Incorporation and o~oDoz-
al Charra-
The name 3f ne corporation s3a.,
be THE Gypsy RENEDv ~0AT.
PAEf ana ia principal olac4 3f 5usl.
ness snau D. It Oca!a FLORIDA ,,,e
It nay establish 3f1c4s ana agano,a.
"a other places 4 ana 1lyr 9f tla Sta-a,
of Florida
he general nature II ne business
% d Transacted shall - 10 na1ufac.
cure ana 5eu patent medicines ana
Keep 1nd MAINTAIN A5orat0r- f9ri
the production ana Manufacture ana
compounding me same ana xaeD AMI
own sucn 2roper-T anu -f@et- 4s ar
incident - such business
III
Tia amount ii aol-4. ,-3c< Az.
ch0rlzed . twenty-five -1ousana
lars, ~nlCn viii D. 1lv-ge1 mo -,.st
hundred ana iftY shares II -1a oar
value 0f me Iundrad dollars -aCa
ana xii Dr. paid IDon -1a follow
tng -ern7. VIZ Tn thousand fol..
,ars 5r 20 per ~4nr 8f ne ,aD tai
STOCK viii - paid ~ convey
ana p al u ne proper ana Il
fects 0I -EE f.TPe~ 2EMEDv
COMPANY .1-0a--ce-sn.r e0mpo--.
al d IL nrsrDe razor. ..17, ..-s--r,.r ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28
WY Gods are Dangerous

WY Colds are Dangerous
You are often t0ld 70 beware
cold" out WY We will tell
Every cold weakens the lungs.
ers The vitality ana paves The
for ne more serious disease.
pie E1O contract pneumonia
take cold. The longer me cold Z
1n. tha greater tae danger. .spec
rom ne germ diseases. -
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28
NOTICE . CRED Gas

>souea : le-a0y gwen 70 Ill re1-
,L0rs ag2teas iIsJr1butee~ ana ili
other persons having CLAIMS IT 1e-
mands against the estate 3f ne ate
NJ cray. deceased, late 81 Fleming.
ton Florida. 10 present rhe same 20
-he Undersigned within cw0 Years
from This data all persons indebted
10 me above named estate ira -e-
luesJed 70 make sett.emenr 18th -1e
lnuarsIgued lt once
Da.ad cais January zen. 9LA
HAS Z GRAZ
Administrator ii me Estate II II.
ida -3--3t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28
.0-fcE oF INA en-

<0Uce IS hereby gen aae rae IN
Gerslgned administrator u -1e estate
or Martha A. H.ck#u. deceased, viii
on April =. l919 present NY accounts
nd vouchers 10 the County fudge
Marion County Florida ana VIII
make ny ina carurn ana Apply 3r
discharge Is such administrator
This October I. 1918.
L. T HICKS0\
Administrator 81 rIe Estate ii Mar
-ha \ Hicks0n Deceased
t0-4-6 m0s-i-sar.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28

The Qnder8igned. intending ana 3r7-
posing 70 organize A corporation IN
der the general avs of Florida. "a
latlng 20 corporations 1or profit here
~ make ana publish ne following
Articles Of Incorporation a1d o~oDos-
al Charra-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28

The name 1f ne .3rDo-a-.9n s,a.,
oe lH-. Gypsy 21AEDE ~OM.
24Hf ana ia principal olac4 9t 3usl.
ness snail D. At 0ca!a. FLORIDA mr.
It nay establish Offices ana agenc,a4
"A other places n a1d 111r 9f-tae star.
0f Florida.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-28

he general nature 81 -ae business
% d transacted snail r 10 naaufac.
Iure and 5eu patent medicines. ana
keep 1nd MAINTAIN .a0oraC0rv for,
the production ana manufacture ana
conp0GndIng me same. ana keep anu
own such 3r0per-v anu -f4et. as ar.
incident - 3uch 0usi r4-s
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Lebanon Branch Plans
Big Safety First Drive

Lebanon, Pa, oct 17.-That the
employees of the Lebanon branch of
the Pennsylvania Railroad are fully
alive to the benefits that will be de-
rived by their families, relatives and
friends through the safety first cam
paign which is to open in this city
and throughout the United States
tonight at midnight, was illustrated
this morning when the employees de-
cided to inaugurate the local moye-
ment with a parade. All employees
who can possibly be spared from
office, trains, yards, roundhouses and
repair shops will turp out for the
big pageant and they have gone even
one better than that. The employ
es will themselves stand the ex-
pense of engaging the Perse Band to
lead the procession. The parade
will be held this evening as a strict
ly local affair, to demonst rate that
the Pennsy workers themselves rec
ognize the value of the movement
to the public.
William Scott, popularity known
to his fellow employees as plain
"Scotty" who is in charge of the
general preparations for the cam
paign, has in the meantime inter-
ested preachers and many others in
the dangers of trespassing on the
railroads, and particularly of grade
crossings accidents, and as result
of his endeavorers, Father Christ,
rector of st. Mary's Catholic
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Plan Big Sunday Meeting
at Railroad Association

An added feature to the religious
program at the P. r. r. Y. NJ. c. A.
will be meeting open to the public
Sunday afternoon. These meetings
have been quite popular and one
result of the special week of prayer
has been for the purpose of interest
ing the people in these Sunday af-
ternoon meetings. Starting at $50
there will be an interesting program
at the local "Y."
The meeting last night was in
charge of II. w. Hoover, yardmas-
ter, and was largely attended. An
enthusiastic meeting was held for
the boys in the afternoon. Speakers
were George Rost, yardman, and A.
G. Murray, president of the associa-
ton. There were 43 boys present at
the meeting held in the gymna-
SUM.
This evening there will be meet
ing for women employees of the Penn
sylvania railroad, and for women
workers from all local industries.
An interesting program of singing
is promised. For tomorrow night
there will be a meeting at the home
of George w. Presley, 627 Schuyl-
kill street. On Sunday evening the
Gospel Crew will have charge of the
meeting at Sixth Street United
Brethren Church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
SCOUT COUNCIL
ELECTS OFFICERS
Charles Mccoy Remains as
Scout Commissioner; John
Boyer His Assistant

The first annual meeting of fthe
Steelton Council of Boy Scouts since
its organization about three months
ago. was held last evening in the
! conference room of the Bethlehem
Steel Company Office. A good ma
! iority of the Council members were
| in attendance, and the meeting was
! Just bubbling over with enthusiasm
| for the work.
In the absence of Frank A. Rob
bins, Jr., who is away on MS Vaca
ton, Vice-President Davis preslueo;
The following officers were elected
| to serve during the coming year /:
| President, Frank A. Robbins, Jr.'
vice-presidents, w. f. Maginnes, c.
s. Davis. DR.. H. c. Myers and w. II.
Nell; secretary, Walter l.. Guyer;
treasurer, NJ. M Cusack; Scout com
missioner, c.. w. Mccoy; assistant
Scout commissioner, John b. Boyer'
At the recommendation of the ac-
tivities committee under w. L. Ma :
ginnes. a resolution was passed last
evening authorizing the commttee
to secure a hall on Front street TO pe
used as Scout headquarters "hSre
Scout troops can have thelr req ut.tl
meetings if they so desire, and "here
athletics can be taken care Oh
Commissioner Mccoy reported the
nresent number of Scouts in the bor-
ough as 129, divided into the tour
troops; No. /. 40; No. 2, Methodlst
Troop, %; No. 8. st. Peters, 3d.
I No. 1, Trinity Troop, 80. Four new
troops were reported in process oi
organizing. A troop in st. James
Church has actually been formed
and application for charter is now
being made. Grace Evangelical troop
will be formed within the next week,
with st. AIMS and st. Marys shorIlS
thereafter.
A report from the supply officer
showed that with a few exceptions
the Council had secured sufhclent
supplies and material to take care OF
a large crowd at the camp next year.
The chief lack appeared to be
mess tent of sufficient size. The pur-
chase of such Il tent was authorized
last evening.
One hundred and two men were
elected to membership in the Coun-
Gil last evening Thirty-four were
elected for u term of three years:
]. c. Reid, George NJ. Long,
George r. Delamater, David r.
Baker, George Bolton, c. p. Feidt,
John A. Finley, Claude Brinser, R.
NJ. Rutherford, T. 7. McEntee'
Frank b. Wickersham, j. H. Bond,
John L. Litch, Fred Wigtield, j. A:
Greist, E. c. Henderson, d. Edward
Myers. Charles Beidel, David Bech-
told. Charles A. Alden, Ira Myers
Mark Mumma, John B. Boyer, X. w.
Mckay, DR.. Whipple, c. S. Davis,
r. S. Kitchen, NJ. NJ. Cusack, Frank
A. Robbins, Jr., W. H. Nell, w. F.
Maginnis, E. c. Myers, f. f. Ent-
wisle.
Thirty-four were elected for a
term of two years: John Comstock,
George Comstock, Frank Howells,
George Cover, Lands Rohrer, John
Simonis, Anthony Petrasic, Joseph
Verbos, Mato Pavolic, VOLTA Yovan-
ovic, r. c. Eckels, H. j. Sanders,
Tolbert Prowell, Charles Wright,
Charles Bashore, Joseph l.. Cal
lagher, ]. d. Smith, Jonas X. Reist,
John Bethel, Charles Howard, M. A.
Knoderer, William F. Housman, l..
H. McGinnes, DIR. Daley, James F.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
NEWS OF STEELTON
Former Pastor to Speak
at Grace Church Rally

The Rev. H. D. Kreidler. ct
Paul's United Evangelical Church
Reading. will be the speaker at the
Rally Day services of Grace United
Evangelical Sunday school on Sun
day. The Rev. Mr.. Kreidler was
pastor of the local l~eongregation in
1895 and 1896. HE will preach at
the morning service and will later
address the Sunday school. The
Rally Day program for the Sunday
school follows:
Piano solo, Russell Sheets; song,
school; prayer, the Rev. ]. K. Hoff-
man; selection, male chorus; violin
solo. Miss ksnes Mace; reading. -irs.
z. Hershey; duet, Mrs. B. Hoch and
daughter; reading of lesson, ]. NJ.
Cooper; class business; hymn,
song, school; address, the Rev. j.
H. Kre.dler; selection, women
quartet; secretary's report; re-
marks, w. f. Maginnis; Mizpah
benediction.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Class Surprises Teacher
on Birthday Anniversary

Members of Glass No. of the Mem
orial Lutheran Sunday School surprised
their teacher, Louis K. Brlninger, on
his birthday last evening at his home,
t46 Sylvan Terrace. A delightful musi-
cal program was given and games were
enjoyed. Refreshments were served to
the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Brininger. and son, Elf
worth Brininger, Mrs. William Hoover,
Mrs. John Rodgers. Mrs. Fred Steckley.
Mrs. Russell Ney, Mrs T. Shull Patter-
son. Mrs. T. Edward Clark, Mrs. Harry
Heiges, Mrs. Arthur Wagner. Mrs. Ed
ward Page, Mrs, Jack Hoffman. Mrs.
William Ebersole. Mrs. Harry Searfoss.
Mrs. George Deeter. Mrs. E. L. Egolf.
Mrs Harry Platt Miss Sara Davis and
Miss Lydia Gilchrist.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
HORNER NAMED
AS DIRECTOR
Dauphin County Man Selected
to Be Permanent Head of
Compensation Bureau

Organization of the State Bureau
of Compensation, branch of the
State Department of Labor and In
dustry has been completed under
the terms of the act of 1919, provid-
ing for reorganization by appoint
ment of the following by Commits
sioner C. B. Connolly: q
William H. Horner, Oberlin.
Dauphin county, director, position
he has been filling in temporary
capacity for some time. at salary
of $4,000 a year.
Harry Myers, McKeesport, Allie
gheny county, chief adjuster at
$4,000. -s
Joseph B. Means, Brookville, JEFF
ferson county, chief clerk of exemp-
tions and insurance division, at
$4,000.
Melvin G. Lehman, York, York
county chief clerk of the division
of accident reports, at $4,000.
William z. Mahon, Carlisle, Cum
berland county, chief clerk of the
division of agreements and receipts
at $2,500.
All of these men have been filling
the places. Mr.. Horner took up
work in the Compensation Bureau
when he left the industrial statistics
DIVISION. lie Is WlQely kllo"li III IhS
county, having been Republican
county chairman for years and has
given considerable study to compen-
sation matters.
Joint hearing was held to-day be-
fore representatives of the Inter
State Commerce and the State Pub
lie Service Commissions on a claim
of the Central Iron and Steel Com
pany, of Harrisburg, for S5O,OO0
damages from the Pennsylvania and
Reading railroads for certain switch
ing arrangements at the plant IN
South Harrisburg. The hearing was
the first of the kind to be held. The
Railroad Administration and the
companies were represented.
Petitions for revocation OF auto
mobile licensse of several men run
ming jitneys in the vicinity of Nc
Keesport with State certificates were
filed with the Public Service Com
mission to-day. The commission has
authority to make such recommen-
dations to the State Highway Com
missioner where there is a persist
ent violation of State regulations.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17

Detweiler, ]. A. McCurdy, w. ".
Thompson. Ross Frey, George Walz,
Gilbert S. Nickery, John Craig, E. C..
Taggert, n. T. Booth.
Thirty-four were elected for a
term of one year: Benjamin Nc
Near, c. H. Yost, H. NJ. Hadley,
Kazimir Pozega, ]. NJ. Heagy, Harry
Messenger, p. d. Miller, Clinton
Christ, Hugh Smith, James Creigh-
ton, L. w. Suydam, V. w. Winship,
DR.. Cumbler, Michael Horvath, H.
w. Stubs, Lee Wilt, DR.. Middleton,
Clark Kepner, c. j. Young, Edgar
Jiras, Harold Marks, Russell Rupp,
Arthur Roberts, H. K. Martz, Rob-
ert Fairlamb, and the Rev. Messrs.
H. H. Rupp, Warner Brown, ]. e.
Strine. ]. X. Hoffman, C. B. Segel-
ken, F. A. Tyson, ]. P. Currin, j. C.
Thompson, w. c. Heilman.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Entertain in Celebration
of Sons 10th Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Bowers, 1877
North Seventh street, entertained
last evening celebrating the twenti-
eth birthday anniversary of their
son, John Bowers.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Bowers, Miss Gertrude Bowers.
Miss Clindy Roberts, Miss Mary Wit
mer, Miss Gertrude Gilbert, Mrs.
Ella Alexandria. the Misses Grace
and Ester Alexandria. Mrs. Dice. Ida
S. Hoover. Charles Erisman, Russell
Reineer. Harry Smith. James Doyle.
Harry Bowers and John Bowers
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE

Philadelphia Division. The 124
crew to go first after l o'clock: 1906
110. III. 125, 106. 107, 11S, 1O1, 103,
353.
Engineers for 1Os. 1o5. 1O7. 11O.
124.
Firemen for 1oS. lot. 10.
Conductors for 1T, 1874.
Brakemen for los, 107, 113, 125.
Engineers up: Mann, Rennard, Wi
ker, Blankenhorn.' Friedman, Small
Lambert, Geiger, Shue. Baston, Pet
ers, Gaeckler, Grace.
Firemen up: Wagner, ]. r. Smith,
Hamaker, Westfall, Falk. Plank. Nc
konley, Thomas, Everhart, Kase
Chopening. Carroll. Stitzel, Raup
Abel, Lenard, Straub, Beers, Kirchorf
Clemens.
Conductors up: Delaney.
Brakemen up: kassemer, Lutz, Ho-
mick, Smith. Shields, Hughes, Leight-
ner, Belford, j. w. Smith, Noutersz
Courtney, Cook, Ulrich. Funston
Poff, Singleton.
go first after l o'clock: 246, 20, 224
and 35.
Firemen for %.
Engineers up: Kreiger. Smith, Kest-
Ter, Letter.
Firemen up: Humphreys. Kubica
Gilbert, Arndt, Bliss, Sunderland, Bar
ton. Weber, Burkheimer. Slower
Wright.
Brakemen up: Hoover. Dennis
Shoe, Fenical, Steininger, Dissinger
McFadden, Woodward.
Yard Board. - Engineers wanted
foI 1SC, &c, 2sC. soc.
Firemen wanted for &C, 1OC, 12C
2. 15C, 16C, 26C, 29C, 30C.
Engineers up: row, Ewing, Yinger
Starner, Morrison, Monroe, Beatty
Feass. Kautz, Wagner, Shade, Nc
Cord. Snyder, Myers.
Firemen up: Lauver, Gormley, ]. T.
Lauver, Writ, klineyoung, Mountz
Bartless, Shaver, Shopp, Swabb, Hoo
yer, Holtzman, Rice, Roberts, Burns
Houdeshel, Gardner.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
METHoDISTS TO HEAR OF
CENTENARY EXPOSITION

The Rev. H. r. Bender of the
Ridge Avenue Methodist Church,
Harrisburg, will be the speaker in
The First Methodist Church on sun
day morning. He will speak of the
Centenary Exposition, held IN Co
lum bus last June. which attracted
worldwide attention. There will be
q song service in the evening.