Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-29

the keystone Division if needed and
form headquarters for the new
National Guard.
! A survey made of each of the
buildings recently and at the recent
meeting of the Board at which con-
tracts were let for three buildings
and for the repairs to two, it was
3 ordered that all others be put into
good condition. Some of the ar
morles have been used by units OF
the Reserve Militia and others have
! practically been idle since the
Guardsmen left for Camp Hancock
in the summer of 1917.
! 1T is the intention to take UP or
ganization of the new National Guard
along the lines of the old division
as soon as the Keystone men are
mustered out.
After Pcsts-Agents of the State
biologists Bureau, which will
/ shortly be styled the bureau or plant
industry, have succeeded in prevent
ing entry into PENNSYLVANIA of con-
siderable foreign nursery stock and
shrubbery found infected with brown
tailed moth and other pests. Strict
Inspection has been established al
Phlladelphia on all impertations as
the close of the war brought about
a revival of the business from
abroad. Traces of the corn borer
and oriental and gypsy mothers have
! oeen found, but it is believed that
they nave been headed off. Atten-
ton is not being directed to the en-
termination of the potato wart dis
ease, another foreign pest. in the
lower anthracite field.
| Health Changcs.-State Denart.
ment of Health appointments an.
nounced include DR.. Charles C. Road
OF clarion, to be county medical in.
spector for Clarion county, and DR.
John w. Gordon, of Clearfield. as
chle1 OF the o-urinary dispen-
sary opened in Clearfield county
Both are graduates of the University
OF Pennsylvania.
Health officers have been appoint.
ed as follows: j. w. Ryder, Falls
Tor Falls. Exeter, Little Exeter and
North Morrland townships. Wyo-
ming county; Earl Hopewell, Speers
! tor Fallowheld township, Washing
ION Nunty; q. f. McQuiston. Slip
perry Rock. for Brady and Slippery
Rock townships, Butler COUNTY:
Charles B. Hunt, West Alexander
for Donegal, East and West Finley
townships, Washington County,
ffogrcss Case Up-For the first
time in weeks the Public Service
| Com mission has no arguments
scheduled for Monday. Hearings
| VIII be held in Harrisburg. Phila.
| deiphia, Warren and Bradford the
latter part of the week. The Har-
risburg hearings for Wednesday in
clude the Penbrook- Progress district
and Sinking Spring water cases and
the Philadelphia list for Thursday
bethlehem City Water VS. Lehigh
valley Light and Power. Lehigh
Navigation Electric VS. Lehigh and
New England Railroad and Buckley
VS. Pennsylvania Railroad. the latter
the siXty-day ticket complaint. The
Friday hearings include Warren
water at Warren; Bradford VS. West
ern New York and Pennsylvania
Traction at Bradford and Meissner
VS. Frankford. Tacony and Holmes
| burg Street Railway at PHILADELPHIA,
Compensation CaScs.-The State
| Compensation Board has ordered
new hearings in Reilly VS. Lehigh &
Wilkes Barre Coal Co., Wilkes
Barre; and Goodwill VS. Standard
Turnbuckle Co., Cory. The peti-
tion was dismissed in Labelli VS.
Standard Tinplate Co. Canonsburg:
and appeals dismissed in Golden VS.
Lincoln Coal Co., Scottdale.