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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
Daughter Accuses Her
Father of Serious Crime

c. 4. Herman. Hummelstown
barber was arrested by detective
Harry C. White and brought before
Judge McCarrell to-day. accused of
assaulting his daughter. Mildred
aged IL years. Bail OF $1,000 was fur
nished for hearing before Alderman
Hoverter next Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. Jacob Shenk, his landlord.
was his surety.
Herman is about so years old. Af-
ter he and Mrs. Herman separated,
the wife and three of the CHILDREN.
including Mildred. went to Cumber-
land county to live. The child visit
ed her father in Hummelstown. on
April 20 at which time it is alleged
he assaulted her. The child Is said
to have first told her story to an aunt
In Mechanicsburg, and later to Dis
trict Attorney Stroup. Stroup ordered
the prosecution.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
CITY TO WELCOME
HOME ITS HEROES
OF OLD EIGHTH
Thousands to Be at Station
to Cheer Men Who
Fought Hard

Arrangements are being hurried to
provide fitting reception for the home
coming of the brave Harrisburgers who
fought the battles of freedom in France
with the keystone Division and who will
reach this city on Sunday or Monday.
Meager advices to-day are to the effect
that the men will arrive here early on
Monday morning. although this informa-
ton is not definite.
Informed that Companies d and I
Of the old Eighth Regiment will arrive
in Harrisburg ahead of schedule just as
the boats carrying them to home port ar
rived days before they were expected.
Mayor Daniel L. Keister is in conference
to-day with number of men to see that
fitting arrangement may be made
and the city not taken unprepared for
the return of these men as was Philadel-
phia to receive them
Mayor Kester has been in communica-
tion with city officials relative to the
plans and has conferred at length with
II. w. Long. lib North Front street.
general chairman of the committee of
the Home Folks Victory Association of
the World War, which has been making
arrangements for the Homecoming of
tiarrISburB own men after their year
OF hard service on the fields OF France
a fitting celebration will be arranged.
This enthusiastic promise is held out by
Mayor Keister following his conference
with the officials in charge of the ar
rangements. Harrisburg owes much to
these men and it would be shame If
they were not fittingly received. the
Mayor said and the city is not to be
shamed by her reception to her sons. he
added.
Plans being considered by the
committees who had been arranging
Tor the reception. hastily called to-
Gether this afternoon by Mayor
helster Following the receipt of in
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02

Ready to Come Home
After the review the men seemed
to feel that the end had come al
though they will not be mustered out
of the service until Sunday.
First Lieutenant Charles Thomas,
of Company |, with other officers
said to-day that if members of ID and
| are mustered out at approximately
the same time an effort will be made
to have them all come home on the
same train. 1t was said that Cap
tain Henry NJ. Gross. of Harrisburg.
who is a member of the 2Sth divi-
sional headquarters. would be glad
TO furnish any information to Ilar-
risburg people who wish to organize
homecoming reception for the
men. Captain Gross may be gotten
on the telephone by calling the 2Sth
Division headquarters in Camp Dix.
Much JOY was expressed by the
men in learning that they would not
be held in service for a parade in
Philadelphia. To man everyone
wants to get back home TO mothers.
wives and friends. 1t was learned
that the 10Sth Field Artillery in
which many men of the old Cover
nor's Troop are placed, will not ar
rive until May 2. Other Harrisburg
men are scattered about the camp
IN other units and still more are
coming home in transports in mid
pecan
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
Additional Units of 18th
Are Ordered to Sail

Washington. May .. Transport
sailings were announced to-day as fol-
Iows: The Giuseppe Verdi. due at New
York May 18th. has on board the 18th
division theatrical unit. 303rd mobile
ordnance repair shop. goth field artil-
cry, 110Sth air service squadron, 660th
Zero squadron and eight casual officers.
The Peerless will arrive at New York
about May Is with headquarters, ord
nance and medical detachments. com
oanies a. b. c and D of the Tenth ma
.hine gun battalion: headquarters of
lhe first, second and third battalions,
,anitary ordnance and veterinary de-
iachnents, batteries a to + inclusive of
he 1USth field artillery and a detach-
nent of company NJ. 10th infantry.
The battleship Georgia is due at Bos-
on. May IL. with the l21st field ar
.illery less a detachment.
Many members of the old Governor S
Troop are with Batteries \ and + of
he lOSth field artillery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
Yankee Ocean Flyers
Near Jumping Off" Base

Aboard the U. S. S. Prairie, May
2.-CarryinG naval aviation officers
and men and equipment to the
Jumping off, base of the American
Navy's projected trans Atlantic air
cruise at Trepassey Bay, N. r., this
vessel was nearing the New Found
land coast to-day and is expected to
reach its destination Tomorrow,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02

Harrisburg to-day went to work in
earnest to clear up the $1,253,51S it
is Shy" on its Victory Loan quota.
The hundreds of solicitors who
again started to comb the town to-
day will meet at Chestnut Street
Auditorium next Tuesday at noon
to report the result of their efforts
What made Harrisburg feel worse
than anything else over yesterdays
failure was the fact that Juniata
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Overseas Pests Strike
al Middle West Wheat

: Chicago, May 2.-The yellowing
IF wheat in certain parts OF Illinois,
Indiana and Ohio. together with a
loss of vigor in the plant, are re-
ported due to an affection hitherto
unknown in this country. Crop eX-
oerts attribute 1T to a fungus which
attacks the roots of the plant, and
which in Australia is known as
-take-all" and in France as foot
sot -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02

The Red Guards are reported to
be demoralized and to be plundering
the banks. The Communists are
threatening TO massacre the bour-
geoisic when the government forces
attack the city, according to re-
ports. The misery OF the people is
said to have reached an unbearable
point.
Geneva. May 2.-Thc government
of Carinthia has ordered the mobli-
zation of twenty military classes III
order to arrest the invasion of Ger
man Austria by the Jugo- -Slavs, ac-
cording to a dispatch received at
Berne from a reliable source. Jugo-
Saws are reported to be attacking on
a 50-mile front for the purpose of
seizing Nillach from which they are
now only fifteen miles distant.
Vienna is said to be preparing to aid
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
l2th Infantry Will Not Join in Review
Because of Terrific Losses
in Battle Line
COL. RICHARDS REVIEWS HIS FIGHTING MEN
FOR LAST TIME IN DECENTRALIZATION CAMP
Members of Companies and Express Desire For Home
Coming Reception When They Arrive at Pennsylvania
Station; Anxious to Get Back to Mothers and Wives
Especial To the Harrisburg Tclcgraph)

Camp Dix n May accompanies and the Harrisburg
Hundred and Twelfth
Harrisburg Sunday
ere to-day
o ca fol toa SO pacc
il
nansvccd
O l o h co a o he oil
Uttered Terrible Losses
fcd the ncR Rckarlw inform
ulc in wim in OF Key
b the canxous re
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DIES

u . :
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DIES
Wilmington, Del-Lieutenant Governor Lewis E.
Eason, who stricken with paralysis while attend
ing meeting of the Board of Pardons at Dover yester
day, died at his home in New Castle this morning The
constitution makes provision for filling vacancies in
this Office but it will filled in regular course at the
election year.
WIFE SLAYER PUT TO DEATH
Warrenton, Ga.-The body of Benny Richards,
negro, rdded with bullets then burned early to-
day. when he surrendered posse which guarding
swamp where he had barricaded himself after murder
ing his wife
WILSON PLEASED WITH LABOR TREATY
Washington-President Wilson cabled Secretary
Tumulty to-day that in his opinion labor program
adopted part of the treaty of peace constitutes one
of the important achievements of the new day in
which the interests of labor be systematically and
intelligenty safeguarded and promoted"
RUMANIAN KING TO ENTER BUDAPEST
Venna-King Ferdinand of Rumania, accompanied
by French general is about to Budapest the cap
tai of Hungary at the head of his troops Bucharest
dispatch to the Neue Freie Presse says.
$50 POLICEMEN HURT IN PARIS
Paris-Two hundred and fifty policemen were hurt
sergeant, who stabbed in the back being in a
dangerous condition, during yesterdays May Day dis
ORDERS according announcement made by the pre-
lecture of police midnight Apparently only per-
killed youth named Lorne who, according to
reports yet authenticated struck by re-
volver bullets. The person who fired the shots is said
to been arrested but his identity not been es-
tablished.
3o2ND ENGINEERS GET HOME
New York-More troops of the 77th (Liberty) Di-
vision, mostly drafted of New York. arrived here
to-day when the Nieuwamsterdam reached port from
Brest with 2,070 officers and The 77th units in
cluded the 3o2nd Engineers, 3o2nd Engineer Train,
division headquarters detachment and detachment of
3O5th field artillery. Among number of casuals was
Major General William S. McNar
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
BAVARIA'S TROOPS
TAKE MUNICH FROM
COMMUNIST FORCES
Roar of Artillery Is Heard in City as
Government Army Makes Advance
on Capital; Reds Demoralized
REBELS PLUMBER BANKS AND
THREATEN THE BOURGEOISIE
Byi.4SSociGtci Press.

Vienna, May liking Ferdinand of Rumania ac-
companed by French generals, is about Buda
pest the capital of Hungary the head of his troops
Bucharest dispatch to the Neue Freie Presse says.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02

Carinthia is "A titular duchy Of
Austria situated east of the Tyrol
and north of Carniola. The capital is
klagenfurt. Two thirds of the people
are Germans and the remainder arc
S'aVS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
THE WEATHER

For Harrisburg md vicinityi Fair
tonight and Saturday; mOder-
ntc temperature. lowest to-
night about ii degrees.
Fer Eastern Pennsylvania: Fair
Tonight and Saturday; mOder-
ate temperature; fresh south
west winds.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02

Paris, May 2.-Bavarian government troops captured
Munich from the Communists on Thursday morning
according to advces reaching here to-day
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02

odfasoned bt OF Wccomc at te home When they
the station.
The ll2th swept by review before its commander Col Rick
ards shortly before to-day Every in pic and span
attire line for what probably will be the last time In a
dlon to the martial air which usual in the crack organizations
there peculiar feeling among the There is little kel
hood that they again will pass in review fight
no
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

middle
W. Faher RoyV
Penri L. Baker.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02

Bernc, May 2lhc artillery fire o the German government
troops audible in Munich and constantly creeping
cordng to private advces received from that The
ment troops hold all the important points about Munich and
masters OF the railroad communication in that region.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02

the Carinthian troops and the Allies
are seeking to settle the conflict.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02

The main river and the lower pOr-
tiOns of the North and West
branches will rise slightly. The
Juninta, upper portions of the
North and West branches and
all small tributaries will fall
slowly or remain nearly sta
tionary Tonight md Saturday.
A stnRc of about 81 feet fs intIi-
cnted for Harrisburg Saturday
morning.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
Los REBELDES A
LAS PUERTAS
DE- PUEBLA
Atacaron CheluIa, que esta
muy cerca de esa capital
HUYEN LOS HABITkNTES
Sc trasladaron a Puebla las
familias para no presen-
ciar la lucha

PUEBLA. Pueb. Ahril 15.-Desde
aver a las tres de- Ia tarde, han esta-
do lleganGG a esta ciudad, proce-
denies de Choluia, todas las familias
y los habitantes pacificos, quienes
vienen huyenGo por que n grar
partida de revoluc:0Harios atac0 aque-
la plaza V logro penetrar hasta e!
centric.
Los r~egionales Y los ediles lograron
hacer salir a los ~asaltanteS, pero lue-
20 Sc dieron cuenta de que aquella
irrupcion no era mas que una MEDIA
de tanteo de los rebeldeS para darse
cuenta exacta de la cantidad de hon.
bres con que la plaza contapa pa
"a ~defenderse, Y que v~oIver!an a a.
tacar con mayores brios.
Aprovechando esta tregua los habi-
tantes pacificos Y las fami!ias comen-
aaron a abandonar la poblacion, Y
para hoy ell canine Macional presen-
ia un aspecto de gran romeria, pues
parece que no qued6 Ell Colula nj
una sola persona. Gente en- autos.
carros, tranvias ' a pie, siguen lie
gando.
Ouedan en- Cholu!a. para defender
Ia plaza. solamente los regionales Y
los municipes armados, q quienes va
sc cnvi6 refuerzo de esta capital.
Sc combatio ccrca de San Pedro.
Las fuerzas del %gobierno que
recibieron ordenes Sc batir o toda
enercia Y sin descanso al jefe revolu-
cionario Pedro Gahay, trabaron COM
bate renido con las fuerzas del jefe
felicista cerca de San Pedro de La
iowa. donde hubo muchos muertos
y heridos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
IMPUSO PRESTAMCS 7 Sc
@ B Ell HABER DE
LA TROPA
Las hazaRas del jefe de la
guarnic;on en- Ell Mire-
raj de Mapimi

MA2IMI, Dgo.. Abril l5.-cl co
mercic Y todos los ~habitantes de csta
poblaci6n Sc alarmaron aon motive
de cue la guarnici6n Sc guerra pro
~nunciar a u de que el captain
Candelario Felix. Que era el que Ia
mandaha. Sc fug6 rcpentinamente, lie
vandose los dineros desJinados a los
haberes de la tropa, Esta. muerta
V desesperada. trato de sublevarse. pc
TO detido 4 las gestiones de las auto
ridades c~iviles, que pusieron remedio Il
Ia situaci6n de los soldados, las CO.
q Sc tranquilizaron en- seguida.
E!rcapitan fugitive, ademas dc los
dineros de los soldaios, estate al CO.
mercio crecidas sumas, al cual ha-
bia plesto prGstamos hasta de
ochocientos pesos. dizque mientras lie
remitian fondos de Durango. Ell CO.
mercio, como lie temia por 81 conduc-
ia desordenada, hubo de acceder a las
eXigencias del citado captain Candle
lario. a Cuien va Sc eXhorto para yer
81 es possible iograr su captura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
JUAN GARCIA DEJO LA
P%RESIDENCIA MPAL.
DE MONTERREY
Va a dedicarse por complete
a la campaHa para go5er-
rador de NueDo Leon

MONTERREY, Abril 15.--Desde
que los elementos politicos De todas
las categorias Sc dieron cuenta de
cue Marciano Gonzalez eS el candi-
cato de consigna al Gobierno de Nue.
vo Leon, pues Que asi 10 prueban L.
campana de Ia prensa semi-oficial de
Mexico V IL campana agresiva de Ia
funesta Y antigua Porra. Sc ha desple-
gado en- las filas del partido Liberal
uue sostiene Il Juan VI. Garcia contra
Gonzalez. una aCtividad ntensa que
seguramente contrarrestara todos los
trabaios que los clemcntos ~gOnZalis-
tas estan hacienda.
FL candidate Juan NJ. Garcia, que
actualmente desempena ell cargo de
AlcaiGe. obtuvo del Ayuntamiento L.
cencia para separarSe del puesto Y
dedicarse eXclusivamente a Ia lucha
electoral. m-anifeStando que hara una
campaaa intensa como janis ST. ha
en- ell Estado, al que Sc propone
.salvar-dice bizarramente-de IA in
tromision de los Ministries que al re-
de Carranza esUan hacienda po-
de camarilla.
FL professor Joel Rocha HI gueda-
do ahora de Alcalde de la ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
Durango amenazado.

BESIDE hace varioS dias estaS regio-
mes estan completamente tranquilas.
debido a que las partidas de revolucio-
narios que merodean por los cCntor-
nos Sc han retirado rumbo a la ca
pital del Estado, 2 la cual quisieron a
tacar. Djchas partidas, 10 miSmo que
algunas otras. Sc han re]concentrado
a los a!rededcres de Durango por ma
berselos asi ordenado Sus iefes, quie-
mes aseguran que muy pronto Sc apo
deraran de la importante plaza CAPT
t%alina, en- vista de que carece cast
de guarnicion por complete, ples solo
eSta cuidada Dor elementos del Esta-
DO Y la policia. circunstancia a Ia
que sc debe que los revolucionarios
hayan llegado hasta las goteras de la
ciudad. apoderandose sc cuanto por
aki han cncontrado, inclusive algunas
partidas de animales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
PRUEBEL0, ES Ell SUSTZ-
TUTO DEL PELIGROSO
CALOMEL
HACE FUNCIONAR SU HIGADO
SIN MOLESTARLO Y SIN
PRODUCER SALVATION

ToGoS los boticarios estan conven-
cidoS de que ha habido un gran des-
censo an Ia venta de Calomel, Y TO-
dos aducen para clio, que el bod
sons Liver Tone es ell ~causante. va
que ha ocupado su lugar.
Ell calomel eS conocido por todoS
corno peiigroso, mientraS que el bod
sons Liver Tone es inofensivo, '
proporciona los mejoreS resultadoS,
fcc 10 deciaradc recientemelte por un
conocidc comerc:antc en- drOgas de
eSta ioca idad. Todas las boticaS que
venden Da3scn's Liver Tone, 10 ga
rantizan. Y sc ~comprcmeten a d~evolver
Ell costo del miSmo. en- case de que u
funcicneS - rrSri-ad~s no sean del
do S~atisfactoriaS en- ell tratamien-
TO de Ia constipation Y Intermediates
del higado. FL Dodson's Liver Tone
es un meGicamento vegeta, de SAILOR
agradable, Y puede ser usado por nj
nos ' adultoS. TomeSe por Ia no.
che una cucharada de esra medicina,
= vera cue a Ia sigu;ente manana es-
tara u. perfectamenre. pues habran
iesaparecido la bills, dolor de cabeza,
acidez en- e. eSt6mago constipation etc
Por supueSto que obra de esta name
"a marayiiloSa sin que listed sufra
las mo estiaS cue produce Ell calomel
pues ST hoy toma ina dosis de ca
lionel, manana Sc sentira ~indispues-
to V tendra nauseaS. No pierda I'm
solo dia. Tome el Dondson'S Liver
Tone Y Sc sertira bier, con vigor Y
deseos de tra5ajar. tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17
Pantalones para Hombre.

Pan:aIoncs &c Palm Beach Y te!a liEera
dc Panama. en- toios tamanos y dolores,
desdc $l.5O en- adclartc.
Tn lote de. pan:aloncs de kaki para hon.
h"e. en- tamanos rrandes sjlamente. valen
SIS. nhorg por sc.
P2ntolunea blaucos de piquG y ralatea,
valen S. CO. ahora $l.9S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17

~rrancistas. ha sido reintegrado en- sus
derechos, volviendo a celebrarse e.,
todas las islesias cat6licas las pract.-
a religiosaS, como Sc hacia anterior
mente.
Villaesp-sa regresa a Espana-
A bordo del vapor Monterrey" lie
gado aver a este puerto, viene 81 poeta
esranoi Francisco V!llIespe;a a Quien
acumpana su espoSa. ' quienes van
de regreso 4 su patria.
Los viajeros han tcnido que IN
gresar a Ia riscovnia, en- cuarentena,
por aparecer dc Sus pasaportes, que
vicnen procedentes de Merida. Yucca
tan. ~poblacion er donde ha Sentado
suS realcs Ia cpi4emia de Influenza
Espanola.
Durante Ia permanencia de Villa
eSpesa en- Mexico, cl poeta espanc. ha
realizado uHa buena labor literaria
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-17

TeIas ligeras. propias para ci verano. De
conocidas marcas, tales como Chalmers y
Coopers. grueso, may delGado y regular.
Valor $500. yahora por SIPS.
Ropa interior Balhri-gan. camisetas y cal
zoncillos. De In meior calidad. Valen en- TO-
das parties Sl.00, nuestro precio SIC.
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The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-15
ALASKA MAY HAVE
 TANK BARGE SERVICE

CORDOVA.-Construction of 3 tank barges to carry oil from Ka- talla to Cordova, if built and put into operation next summer as plan ned, will mark the first tank barge line to be established in Alaska.
 Specifications of the barges that are planned by an oil company call for tank capacity of 600 bar rels each. It is proposed to build the barges either of wood and steel or concrete, with decks for use in carrying freight.
 Up to the present small launch has been utilized in carrying oil supplies to Cordova from Katalla.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-15
CORDOVA HOME GUARD
 TO CONTINUE ACTIVE

Co&DovA-Now that the war is oYer, Alaska's Home Guard which came into being during the EuroiGan conflict, is working to maka The organization permanent. In Gordova the local company has nanhcdl ( mmittee toward that end ar.i fN' lar, action has been gen eralE Followed where there are 'ioS Guard companies.
 Ire general hope prevails among the erA,d that territorial or fed eral government support will be forthcoming to place the guard on the .s,,3e footing as the national guard in the States It is proposed to have officers commissioned by the governor and to have sufficient ammunition to permit a regular target practice. The various guard companies hayt worked hard since their foramtion and are said by high degree of proficiency in mili- their officers to have reached a tary drill.