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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-14

made by district attorneys on APP
proval of the court.
Authorizing issuance of such
venires for attendance of jurors at
quarter sessions court as may be
necessary, this act being designed to
facilitate trial of other cases when
murder trials are listed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-14

One of the most important meet
ings of the year at which develop
ment of the home building project
in the city will be discussed will be
held next Thursday evening at the
Penn-Harris Hotel.
o. E. Hawk, president of the
Hawk Palmer Company. Million
dollar corporation in Youngstown.
Ohio, for building improvements,
will be the principal speaker. Mr..
Hawk is widely known in Ohio and
has national reputation in realty
circles.
He will speak on Building. Buy
ing, Selling and Financing Homes"
Two years ago at the annual ses-
sions of the National Association of
Real Estate Boards held in Mil
waukee. Mr.. Hawk was one of the
speakers. Many local dealers at
tended the meetings and heard him
at that time.
The meeting on Thursday will
start at $40 o'clock with IL dinner
at which fully 200 will be present.
it is expected. Arrangements for
this part of the program are being
made by a committee, including
Stanley G.. Backenstoss, Edward
Moeslein and A. G. Young.
During the next few days a COM
mittee will call individually on all
realty dealers. officers of building
and loan associations. bankers and
builders in the city in an effort to
have as large an attendance as pos
sible of men interested in realty pro-
jects.
The meeting on Thursday will just
precede the annual sessions of the
national organization of realty
boards which will be held in Allan
tic CITY during the week of June %.
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NEW BUREAU IS
CREATED TO-DAY
Geological Commission Goes
Out of Business After
Twenty Years

Governor Sprouts office to-day an
nouneed the approval of the Leslie
Senate bill establishing a bureau of
topographic and geological survey
in the Department of Internal AZ
fairs under a State gsologist to be
appointed by the Secretary of In
ternal Affairs. who will also fix his
compensation. This bureau will
succeed the State Geological and
Typographical Commission. created
twenty years ago. and is charged
with the duty of making a SURVEY of
the State to determine location of
Goals. oils, clays. soils and useful
minerals and waters necessary 10
afford the agricultural, mining, met
allurgical and other interests of the
State clear insight into the char
acter of its resources" Special at
tention is to be given to the mate
rials useful for highway construc-
ton. The act takes effect at once
and an appropriation for it will be
carried in the general appropriation
bill.
The Governor also signed the fol-
lowing Senate bills:
Requiring factories theaters and
other places used by the public 10
be equipped with automatic sprink-
ler systems or automatic fire alarms
and regulating exits and precau-
tons.
Amending fiduciary act of 1917
relative to costs in suits and AWARDS
bv auditors named under orphans
court acts.
Regulating procedure in construc-
ton of bridges by counties in con-
junction with municipalities.
Authorizing Army officers holding
the rank of major or higher ana
officers of the judge advocate gem
erals department to take acknowl-
edgements to deeds.
Providing that fines collected for
violation of the acts forbidding
aliens from owning firearms or dogs
shall be paid to the State Game
Commission.
Amending borough code so that
boroughs may prescribe limits
wherein fireproof buildings must be
erected.
Providing that $40 may be ex-
pended by counties for headstones
for graves of soldiers, sailors and
marines.
sewer systems outside of limits and
granting eminent domain therefor.
Authorizing railroads owning half
of the stock of another railroad con-
nected directly or by intervening
lines to acquire. franchises and
property of the company of which
il owns stock.
Providing for reserves TO out
standing losses of companies insur-
ing liability under the State COM
pensation acts.
The House bills signed included:
Providing a closed season Tor
sturgeon in the Delaware until
March 1. 1922.
Establishing additional require
ments for Identification in hunters
license issuance, including color of
hair and eyes, and in case of nat
uraIized foreign-born nationality
and data regarding naturalization
papers.
Authorizing appointment Of. as
sistant county detectives in coNnties
having between 10000 and 250, 600
population, the appointments to- he
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Recent Real Estate
Transfers In City

John Lupold Estate to Charles e
Holly, two and one -half-story frame
dwelling, Darlington, Camp Hill
consideration nominal.
Calvin Walters to Robert w. Craw-
ford. 1-2-story frame dwelling,
Darlington, Camp Hill, consideration
nominal.
Robert McClelland to l.. NJ. Orr,
3-story brick, 211 Kelker street.
Derry Block Apartment Company
to Samuel Lack, storeroom. storage
building, dwelling house and apart
ment to line of Olivet Presbyterian
church.
Jacob Kerr to S. Harrison, ct al,
3-story frame and 2-story frame,
Calder and Susquehanna streets.
S. Harrison, ct al, to Lena Etkin,
bakery and dwelling, 625-27 Herr
street.
c. l.. Long to Irwin b. Rubin,
History stucco dwelling, 2135
Green street.
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BIG EVENTS LISTED
FOR SCHOOL PICNIC
Continued From First Pagc)


to sing THE star-spangled Banner
12.10-Tug of war by boys of all
1905 p. m.-Long- distance run
around lake for seventh and
under direction of Professor Rose.
eighth grades.
l2.30-Mess call for dinner.
grades.
teams and vollyball games to be
Longball game for two good girl
run off at convenience of the field
marshal.
to Band concert.
2.15-Show in theater.
4.0O-Spelling match; speakers of
the day: award of prizes.
6.00-Massed school singing pa
triotic songs.
The athletic events will be run
off under Messrs. Beck, of the Trac-
ton Company. and Forrer. and it
was announced today that points
scored are to count as follows: First
place. . points; second place, 3
points: third place, ? points, and
fourth place, l point. Points dou-
bled for place-winners in spelling
match.
]. Frederik Virgin, of the local
Boy Scouts, promises to have II vet
Grams from each troop in the dossy
relay race, which starts from the
Telegraph Building at IL a. m. and
parents and friends of hit econtend-
ers are herewith asked to make ar
! rangements to pick up the lads as
they fall out and motor them on to
the park, for it is a hard. hot trudge
after running a hard race.
Aviator Walter Shaffer, who
kindly volunteered to do cloud
stunts over the park. discovered to-
day that the Middletown aviation
plant was shy of a plant. so this
part of the program must be elm
mated The plane there is under
going repairs.
The traction Company will an
nounce in good time just where the
special cars will pull up to carry out
the throngs; the names of contest
ants in all sors tof matches. from
sewing to longball. will be pub
lished in this paper from day to
day. during the week, and by the
way. >antts are falling in now from
every school, the entertainment will
be both diverting and energizing.
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Gospel Tank Will Start
Busy Season Tomorrow

The Gospel tank of the P. r. r, Y
NJ. c, A, will start the summer sea-
son tomorrow. The program arrang-
ed indicates a busy time, The FIRST
stopping place will be Forrest and
Moore streets. Services will be held
every Sunday evening. weather per-
mitting at a certain point. A fea-
ture of the trips by this tank will be
the pictures. For this season Ira
p Dean. religious secretary has Sc
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covenant in the Peace Treaty. The
existing labor situation in various
countries, coupled with clever Ger
man tactics, had resulted in this
part of the treaty becoming one of
the principal points of attack in the
COUNTER r-proposal3.
The Allied reply to the German
proposals will lay stress upon the
character of the permanent repara-
tions commission. 1t will be ex-
planned to the Germans that this
commission is not a tyrannical body
but that it will administer its du-
ties in a spirit of fairness and so as
to facilitate Germany's economic re-
constructions.
Paris. June 14.-Confidence was
expressed last night by the British,
French and American delegations to
the Peace Conference that the reply
10 the German counter-proposals
would be completed and delivered
10 the Germans on Monday. with a
provision that the Germans be given
two days in which to answer. With
three days of grace before the arm
istice is suspended there would be a
resumption of hostilities on Satur-
day, June 21, IL the Germans re-
1uSe TO sign.
The drafting committee has com
pleted the work of framing the let
ter covering the reply to the German
counter proposals. 1t recalls that
the principles upon which the treaty
is based are such as to preclude
the Allies from making fundamental
concessions.
The indisposition of the Council
of -Four to submit the revised Ger
man treaty to a plenary session of
the conference before sending it to
the Germans is causing another pro-
test from the small powers. (which
resent "steam roller" methods. This
may force the calling of another
plenary session. which would cause
further delay.
The small powers arc dissatisfied
with assurances that the changes
made in the treaty are slight and
many of the delegates are insisting
on an opportunity to fully consider
the treaty before it is presented to
the enemy peace mission.
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cured the finest series of pictpres-
ever shown in Harrisburg. The SER /
vice starts soon after sunset. BY I
special arrangement the picture will 4
be shown before dark. The list OF
speakers include many Ilarrisburs' :
ers and other from out Of town. On
certain occasions the Gospel Crew
will sing.
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CLoVERLY DEVELOPMENTS

William ]. Sohland, real estate
dealer. 36 North Third street, has
purchased for the Housing Construc-
tion Company a'large tract of ground
located at Cloverly Heights. This
ground fronts on Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets
This ground will be offered for
sale within a few days, and thirty
homes are to be erected at once,
with more to follow.
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State Can Now Run
Its Own Quarries

Approval of the act authorizing the
State Highway Department to buy
and operate quarries was announced
to-day at the Office of the Governor.
which. ii is said at the department
will enable the State to push work of
construction and maintenance of
highways at a more rapid rate and
nrevent the Commonwealth being
compelled to pay high prices for ma
terials.
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POWERS GIVE ENEMY
DAYS TO ANSWER

CONTINUED from First Pase.l
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GLAzoV CAPrUREn

OmsI<, Friday, June 6.-On the
northern end of the front west of
the. Ural the Siberish troops have
captured Glazov and are advancing
toward viatl<a, an official announce
ment says. On the southern front
there is lighting near Sarapul and
near ufa.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whereas Bethel Chapter No. 10, is
called to chronicle the bereavement re-
Gently sustained by Sister Harriet
Donohoo, in that her mother has been
called to her eternal home.
Be it resolved that we, the members
of Bethel Chapter No. Is o. f. s., ex-
tend to Sister Donohoo u sincere
sympathy in this her great loss. and
commend her to the Divine Comforter
who alone can bring peace and healing
to the ief-stricken spirit, when He
takes our loved M unto Himself,
BE it further resolved that a copy OF
these resolutions be sent to Sister Don
ohoo and a copy be spread upon the
minutes of this Chapter.
Annie Troup
Matte Nc Quaid
willard A. Savage
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All kinds of school tablets &c each
at CARROTS.
Shoes for men, women and children
ut 25 per cent of at CARROTS.
Born, to MI. and Mrs. Robert Worth
ington, April 7th, a son.
Miss Ella Culbertson has returned
from Dalhart where she has been Wis
iting relatives and friends.
FOR SALE-Almost new Indian
Motorcycle and one lot two blocks
south of the Court House. Address
Box 2, Tucumcari. 1t
Rev. j. II. Messer has been appoint
ed publicity director for the Albuquer-
que District for the big Centenary
Campaign.
Pure-bred Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, from Randall flock of FL Paso,
Mt $3.50 per setting. At
MRS. G.. M. LOCKETT.
DR.. Thomson afte' looking far and
near has decided that Tucumcari Is as
good or a little bet.,r than any other
place in which to locate so he and fam
lily will soon move here 10 make their
home. Their many friends are glad to
have them return.
There is not a road in Quay county
that is fit to travel, fences are built
across the public highway, new lumber
is needed for culverts and bridges
some Of the roads are off the line and
are not convenient for the public
These are just few of the reports be.
ing made to the new county road su
perintendent, Herman Gerhardt, of thi.
city. Mr.. Gerhardt is keeping tab OF
these reports and when he gets som
money in the road fund he will pu'
it out where it will do the most goo,
for the people in general.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sabbath morning 9:45, Sabbath
School will meet.
HOO. The Rev. Caldwell's subject
will be, "Does Psalm 23-l, Breathe the
Spirit of Contentment?"
700 Christian Endeavor as usual,
come prepared to take a part in the
meeting.
500 The subject will be,"God's
Gracious Invitation" Come thou with
us and we will do thee good.
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NOTICE

Having bought the stock of grocer
les of j. E. Whitmore | desire to ex-
tend to all his customers and friends
a cordial welcome. My sole effort will
be to give you service and satisfac-
ton.
l will keep all staple and fancy gro,
c%eries, fruits, vegetables. Don't for.
get the phone No. Al, when in need
Of THINGS TO EAT.
J. II. HAWKINS.
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NOTICE

Having sold out to Mr.. j. II. Haw-
kins / desire to thank my many GUS
toners and friends for their liberal
support and patronage during the time
have been in business in Tucumcari,
and I bespeak for Mr.. Hawkins the
same liberal support and patronage
that ! have enjoyed.
All those indebted to me will call
at earliest opportunity and settle the
same. ]. +. WHITMORE.
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Thomson & Co. have new and used
G. Funk is here and ready to figure
on your carpenter work again.
New Saxons and used Fords, Bucks
and National automobiles for trade.
See Thomson q Co.
|, Anyone desiring buttons covered to
order should call Phone 81.
MRS. j. II. TARPLEY.
W. A. Stalkup and Mr.. Crescelius
were here Monday from Cameron on
business. The oil fever has not struck
that community very strongly but they
expect to have il by and by.
The city Office has moved TO the Gal
legos building across the street from
the News office. This n.ekes il much
more convenient To- stop in and pay
your water rent and in many cases
will save the city sending out the sec-
ond notice to delinquents.
c. NJ. Coon has finished his second
successful term of school, in District
No 0, neal Hanley. At the beginning
of his last term, he promised to give a
first and second prize on department.
Martina Salas will receive he first
prize. Jesusita Salas, Lorenza Ortega
and Antonio Ulibarri, being abou,
equal in department, each will receive
a second prize.
Word was received this week from
Henry Hatcher, son of Mrs. Jim Bell
that he had arrived in the U. S. anc
would soon be home. He was wounded
in the hand and afterwards gassed
His hand is practically well but it /.
not known how bad he was injured b!
the gas. His letters, some of which
were published in the News, have beer
read with interest and it is hoped h
has fully recovered from his injuries
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Harold Aull, who has been in the
U. s. Army located ut Fort Bliss for
several months, has received his dis
charge and is again working in the
First National Bank in this city.
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Get over your Grouchiness and your
Grumbling and Get up and Go to Gar
rett's and Get your Goods and Good
bargains and Go home and Give thanks
10 the Great Giver of all Good Gifts.
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c. II. Hittson was recently appoint.
ed Campaign Director for Albuquerque
District for the Centenary Campaign,
This big drive is scheduled for May
10 to 25.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Get it at CARROTS.
All sizes thimbles &c at CARROTS.
All sizes of needles Sc at CARROTS
Fresh mineral water 30c a gallon at
CARROTS.
When in trouble and your car won't
run call Phone 1876 Ozark Tire Hospi-
tai. Service car in connection.
Red Cross Work room will be
closed until further notice. Those
having garments unfinished will please
finish same and keep them until fur
Their notified as to their disposition.
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Get it at CARROTS.

Overalls and Jumpers at less than
cost at CARROTS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hubbard left
Monday for Cleburne, Texas, where
they expect to remain indefinitely.
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A. r. Moses was here this week from
Glenrio. He says the oil fever is high
out there and the we'll north Of Endee
is practically assured as the acreage
has been secured for Mr.. Newly who is
furnishing the finance for the sinking
of the we'll. This makes three wells
practically assured for Quay county
and others are promised. This will
test the county and if there is oil one
of these wells should strike it. 1t is
sincerely hoped that all will be sue
cessful.
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Woodward, the cement man, reports
a number of new sidewalks being con-
structed throughout the city.
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A vast majority of all Americans
will belong to War Savings Societies
before the year is over Don't get left
out in the cold.
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The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
f. Hutchinson died Wednesday and
was buried Thursday at Sunnyside.
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For men only-Does not apply to
War Savings Societies. They are for
everybody.
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The News expected to print an item
asking the citizens to clean the snow
of the sidewalks, but the bright sun
shine did the work before the News
had the opportunity to say it's say.
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EGGS FOR SETTING-From pure
bred White Leghorns; $3.50 per Is,
$3.50 per 100 delivered, fertility guar
anteed. GEO. II. KNECHTLY,
IT. Hudson, N. M.
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Stark and family. MIR. Culberson is
now auditor Of q small railroad at the
mines nea Ration. He is looking hale
and hearty.
]. E. Whitmore has sold his grocery
stock to j. H. Hawkins of Logan and
Mr.. Hawkins has already taken charge
and is doing business at the old stand.
Mr.. Whitmore has not fully decided
as to his future location.
C. c. Head was in the first Of the
week from the Norton neighborhood.
He is teaching school at the North
Adobe and his wife is teaching at Lloyd
A movement is being made to consol-
idate Lloyd, North Adobe and Para
disc schools and put in two rooms,
furnishing free transportation to and
from school. Prof. Head says it is
intended to put in a high school course
fitting the pupils to enter Tucumcari
High School.
CENTER ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Let us
see how large we can make the Sunday
School. If the Baptist convention
meeting in our town a not furnish US
speakers for both preaching services,
the services will be as follows:
Preaching at l1:00 a. m, subject,
1.-THE Temptation of Jesus" Epworth
League at 700 p. m. We are anxious
for all of u young people to attend
the league. Preaching at 500 p. m,
subject, THE Crucifixion of Jesus"
We give u most cordial invitation to
all to worship with us. "Come thou
with Us and we will do thee good"
j. II. MESSER, Pastor.
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Cut This Quit Is Worth None,

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with sc to Foley & Co.,
1885 Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,, writ
ing your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, for coughs, colds and
Group, Foley Kidney Pills and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. For sale by the
Sands Dorsey Drug Company.
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SEED FOR SALE

Dwarf and Standard Broom !
Seed, Red Top and Early Golden Cane,
Feterita, Schrock and Pink Kafr, Oar
so, and Common Millet, $500.
Orange, Sourless, Black and Red
Amber Cane, Cream and Dwarf and
Standard Maize, and Dwarf Kafir,
$3.50. .
Soudan seed, $500; Alfalfa seed,
$l7.00
All per 100 pounds. Freight Pre-
paid. For Prepaid Express, $l.OO
more.
CLAYCOMB SEED STORE,
Guyman, Oklahoma.
For asthma or phthisic
The doctor give "thphisic"
To father son or daughter"
And for phthisis or letter
Nothing is better
Than Circle 8 Mineral "waughter.'
AT GARRETT'S
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II. G.. Greer was in from Quay Tues
day on business. He reports Mr..
Shope and his road gang working neal
his place on the Ragland road. Like
all the rest he reports splendid work
being done. This sounds good to Tu-
cumcari as well as all the farmers
along this popular county road.
FOR SALE-Recleaned Red Dwarf
Maize seed $500 per cwt., also Soudan
Grass seed at 20 cents per h., $4,000
A. l Hills & Son,
Box 43 Dalhart, Texas.
The ladies of the Red Cross enter
tanned seventeen New Mexico boys
and two officers Tuesday evening at
the Greer with a supper. The boys
had just returned home from France
and were on their way to camp to be
mustered out of service. They were
loud in their praise of the reception
given them by the Red Cross.
VEGETABLE PLANTS FOR SALE
Sweet potato, cabbage, tomato and
other plants. Write for circular.
T. JONES & CO.,
4tpd. Clarendon, Texas
The grand jury adjourned Wednes'
day after returning ten true bills. Tn,
nature Of the indictments have moi
~ - II
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TAKE YOUR VACATION THEN

G. Funk is here and ready to figure
your carpenter work again.
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+. o. Fenter has returned from the
army and together with his wife form
erly Miss Lola Wright of this city, left
this week for their future home at
Blackwell, Okla, where Mr.. Fenter
will work in a. barber shop. He was
employed in Tucumcari in the San
dusky shop when he was called into
the service.
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New Saxons and used Fords, Bucks
and National automobiles for trade
See Thomson 4 Co.