Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 7

WOODRUFF WILL ADDRESS WOMEN Mrs. Pinchot to Be Guest of Honor at Intercounty Luncheon of Dauphin League The Attorney General of Pennsylvania, George W. Woodruff, has accepted the invitation of the Dauphin County League of Women Voters to address the intercounty luncheon of the Pennsylvania League Tuesday noon in the Penn Harris hotel. Announcement of the acceptance of the invitation by the Attorney General was made to day at the legislative headquarters of the League of Women Voters. 203 North Front street.

This lunchon will be one of the principal events in the program of the Dauphin County League, and Mrs. Gilford Pinchot is to be the guest of honor. Other than the Attorney General, the speakers will lie Dr. Ellen C. Potter.

State Commissioner of Public Welfare, and Mrs. Thomas Ross, of Doylestown, who will be the representative of the Domocratc members of the league. While the subject of the Attorney General's address has not been announced, it is assumed that he will speak on the general subject of law enforcement with reference to which Mr. Woodruff has decided views. It is expected that several hundred women from Hariisburg and Dauphin county and from Blair, Mifflin, Franklin, Cumberland.

York, Lebanon, Northumberland, Schuylkill, Snyder and Lancaster will attend the luncheon. Mrs. Martin Cumbler, of A real treat THURSDAY EVENING. la creneral chairman of arrangements for the luncheon. Mrs.

George Kunkel, chairman of the Dauphin County League, win introduce the State chairman. Mrs. John O. Miller, of Pittsburgh, who will preside, and who will make some Interesting statments bearing on me present political and legislative situation. The luncheon plans wero thoroughly discussed this afternoon at the monthly meeting of the Dauphin ljn erun held at headquarters in Mrs.

Lyman D. Gilbert's home. EVANGELICAL UNION ASKS MANY FUNDS Heading, Feb. 1. Further steps to clear up United Evangelical and Evangelical congregations' affairs through the recent merger rejected by scores of United Evangelical congregations, were taken here yesterday changes in various boards and societies with regard to conference funds.

Mrs. Adam Saylor, of Lebanon, treasurer of the Women's Society, has transferred her allegiance to the Evangelical Church. As a result. Mrs. Charles Wagner, of Lehighton, has been named treasurer by the "holdouts." and, will receive their funds.

Mrs. Saylor will serve as treasurer for the "mer gerlte" societies. To take the place of others who joined the "merzeiites," Mrs. G. Weslev Varquardt, of Damror.

and Mrs. W. H. Hartzler, of Terrehill. have been named to other United Evangelical missionary positions.

The funds on hand involved in the charigo are about $25,000. Mrs. W. J. Gruhler, of German town, formerly United Evangelical, now heads the Evangelical General Missionary Conference Society throughout the country.

other For Harrisburg and Vicinity "IONA" Large can PEACHES EOc Fine Cane Granulated SUGAR lb. 7c SWEETHEART Seeded Seeillpsx SOAP SUNMAID RAISINS cake Chocolate Delights F.XCF.PTIOXAL VALVE 'lb F.XCEPTIOXAL VALVE AX 4fc 1 2y2c Ltlv.L LAKE MTAIAL, Mazola Oil Sc I Qcr 45c ilil FLOUR 45c PURE LARD ib 12c BUTTER PL 58c BUTTER 56C CANDY SPECIALS Jhocolate Cream Drops 23 American Mixed Candy 19 37 MACARONI 0)P i SPAGHETTI or Palmolive Soap linso lkg ost Brun, lkg vti up, gallon 6c 12c 47c can pkg, 3 cakes 20p Spinach, large 1P iVi can IOC Sweet Potatoes, 1 1 large 2 can Outs, ft OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, can 9 THREE EXCEPTIONAL COFFEE VALUES 8 o'Clock A Really Fine Coffee "Red Circle" SPECIALLY SF3LKCTED COFFEE 'QUALITY Bokar Xoffee Supreme Ib The hlahmt quality package coffee the world. 25 7W 29c 3 Si general treasurers, William' II. Hernia, WyomUslng, United Kvan pelican Missionary Fund, and W. Fetter.

Heading, United Evangelical Charitable Society, have declined faun far to turn over their funds to new men, pending the furnishing of bonds to protect them. The only Eastern Pennsylvania United Evangelical body embracing both factions which still normally Is the Preachers' Aid Society. The Hev. J. 8.

Helsler, Heading, receives the dues. and payments to benetiui aries are made as before. CITY BRIEFS Albert J. Mavnrlll, It, II. Ilnlthaurr, H.

J. Hlnkle unci A. V. Funk, released from the Dauphin county jail last night, midnight, after serving nine months each lor holding up a booze ladcn truck near Clark's Ferry lRHt June, were greeted by scores of friends in automobiles when they emerged from the institution and later were guests at a dinner and party. Charged with Illegal Male anil po sesalon of liquor, Ueorge Muuday, ttl7 H(rr street, was held under $1,000 bail for a further hearing Monday when arraigned before United States Commissioner Eugene O.

Cohen late yesterday. The officers found twenty live gallons of liquor in the house. Agents claim this is Munday's second offence. Inter team wrcNtllnn matches will be staged at the Central. V.

M. C. A. to night in connection with the weekly younger boys' Bible study supper. Frizes will be awarded the winners of the matches and 100 points will be given the team with the lurgest attendance.

An entertainment will be given next Thursday night and free tickets will be given those attending to night's meeting. Jumrs II. Miuri'e, IMS Ounkle Ntreet, fireman at the Camp Curtin Junior High School, slipped at Second atnl Chestnut streets yesterday and fractured his right wrist the second time within two months. He just had completed a scries of treatments at the Harrisburg Hospital dispensary for the previous injury. The second of a serlew of men's OARRISBURG TELEGRAPH FEBRUARY 1, 1923, L.

H. HOWE, PIONEER IN MOTION PICTURE ART ISDEAD AT 66 WUkeM Durre, Feb. 1. Lyman II. Howe, 06 years old, pioneer In the motion picture industry, died Tuesday in the Christian Science sanatorium, Boston, where he 'had been the last two months.

He was a native of this city and made his home town the headquarters of the Lyman Howe Moving Picture Company. Ho is credited by Thomas A. Kdlson of being one of the fathers of motion pictures, for 'he and the Orange wizard were interested in a klnetoscope that was used for throwing pictures on a screen. He organized his first motion picture company in 1896 and later organized other companies that traveled over much of the world. meetings In Fahncstoek.

Hall Sunday afternoon under the auspices of the Central Y. M. C. A. will be held this Sunday when the Hev.

Dr. John Allen i.tI.iii church. 1'hlladeluhla. will speak on "Don't Be a Quitter." Selections by the Bell Canto Quartet will be given before the address. Tentative plans for a party to be held in the Central Y.

M. C. A. for the older boys and their girl friends wero arranged last night by a group of the boys at the The party will be held either Washington's birthday or St. Valentine A committee appointed to have charge of the affair Is as follows: John Mr Cullough, cnarles l'ugn.

cralg illiams, Hlchnrd Chamberlain, Jack Hartmau, James Nell Hnd Karl Krelner. A. H. Dlnsmore, boys' work secretary and W. V.

Roberts, boys' phvsieul director, will supervlso the affair. Four npplicationN for membership In the Tec.h Hi Club were received last niKht at the weekly meeting of the club at the Central Y. M. C. A.

J. Ilcssler Shultz. president of the club last year, now a student nt Syra cuse University, addressed the mem bers. Dollar Hosiery Bargains for Children! Children's Fancy Ribbed Sort Hose In black, cordovan and and gray. Sizes 6 to 10.

Special, to $1 QQ morrow WW Children's Hose With double heel and toe. in black, white and cordovan. Sizes 6 to 9b pairs JQQ Children's Fine Ribbed Hose in black pairs only and in all sizes Special riday i $1 Bargains For Women Corsets, high, medium or low bust styles, flesh or fcl white. Special Brassieres trimmed in lace or embroidery. 2 41 for Bandeaux front or back hook styles, flesh or $1 whitei Special, 2 Women's Bungalow Aprons percale or Ringhams, in checks and plaids, tie $1 styles.

Special 4 Women's Musliu Chemise of best grade soft muslin embroidery trimmed. SPe .41 cial, 2 for Women's Muslin Chemise, seco silk, white and flesh, Jl lace trimmed Women's Muslin Gowns short or long, sleeves, trimmod with lace or embroidery. 1 Special Middles for women a misses, of Jean and gul 1 aten cloth, sizes 6 to 44. Women's Flannelette Skirts, light and dark stripes. i 2 for New Voile Waists fancy embroidered or plain tal 1 lored styles, all size Women's Black Cotton 0 1 Hose, all sizes, 7 pairs 1 Women's Bedroom Slippers rose, American Beauty, China blue and maroom Sizes 3 to 8 1 Women's Fleecelined Draw, cis medium weight, white only, ankle length and 01 open styles $1.00 Also Wonderful Clean Up Reductions On All Children's Coats $1 Bargains For Men 1 Men's Dress Shirts, finest crepe madras, printed or tfjl percale Men's Silk Knitted or Cut Silk Ties, grenadine or 1 military striped eilk.

Men's Canvas Gloves with leather palm finger tfj 1 tips, 2 pairs Men's Derby Ribbed Villous In long sleeve and ankle length style. Special per 0 suit Men's Dress Cops, wool ma terlals including tweeds. dt $1.50 values' Men's Sight Shirts fine muslin trimmed in silk braid, sizes 15 to 20. Special tomorrow Men's Work Socks tail or dark gray without seams 0 Special, 10 pairs Men's Wool Mixed Socks blue, black or grays. Spe cial, tomorrow, 5 prs.

Men's Railroad Shirts, blue4 chombray, two collars, Jf $1.50 value One "Lot Men's Fall Hots, formerly $350 value $1 New Spring Many new styles and designs from which to oose all greatly Assorted Colors and Styles Changeable colors in silks, and tatins nil colors, ins nil colors, ma tori iterlals iner of sum straw, candy a) UT horse hair Sf etc. Sale Ojl braids, ilds, braid, ild, lH'Jce Ice DEATHS AND FUNERALS KDWIX DAXXElt The Rev. Dr. JV Howard Ake, pastor ot the Steven Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, officiated at the services for Edwin O. Danner, held this afternoon In his home, 1852 Derry street.

Burial was made in the Mount" Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Danner's death occurred Sunday morning. THOMAS F. BUTTON Burial for Thomas F.Dutton, nged 91, whoso occurred Monday at the home of his son, John A.

Dut ton, Murysvllle, was burlod to day in the Kast Harrisburg The L. C. Manges, olllciated at services held in his son's home at 1 o'clock. MRS. IR 1).

BlSHEY Mrs. Bertha May Busriey, aged 34, died yesterday nfternoon nt her, 321 Emerald street. In addition to her husband, Ira D. Bushey, she is survived by two daughters, Geneva and Annabelle; a son, Stanley Bushey; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel A. Huntsberger, of Lemoyn'o; five brothers and live sisters. Funeral services will be hold at her home, Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Further services will be held at 11 o'clock In Filey's Church, the Rev. Grayson Z.

Stup, pastor of St. Matthew Lutheran Church, olli elating. The body may be viewed to morrow evening. MRS. ANNA I LAUVFJt Anna L.

Lnuver, nged 57, wife of w. K. E. Lauver, 2230 North Sixth street, died at her home last night Funeral services will be held from the home of C. W.

Fry, U07 Forest street. Saturday afternoon nt 3.30 o'clock. The Rev. Frank H. Brim tetter, pastor of Camp Curtin Me morlal Methodist Church, will ofll elate.

Burial will bo In the East Harrisburg Cemetery. COATS For Women and Misses Of velour and silvertone; trimmed with beaverette and coney collars; lined throughout with silk; values up to $25. CABLE AND WIRE CONDENSATIONS DrlNtol. Bristol's police forco with the exception ot the night house ser geant walked out in protest against an alleged statement of Burgess Clif ford S. Anderson that the force wa demoralized and unable to cope wltli the bootleggers.

New York. Sixty million dollars will be saved to the traveling public through the order of the Interstate Commerce Commission that railroads sell $90 Interchangeable mileage books for $72. Berlin. (By the Associated Press) 'Ratifications of the Rapallo treaty fCSM GOLDEN RULE DEFTSTOBEi 428 430 Market Street between Germany and Soviet Russia exchanged. Krla Father John C.

DemblnskI, pastor of St. Caslmlr's Church, was held responsible tor the death ot Sophie HzymanowsUl, assistant hoUBo keeper. Sfw York. Pistol bullet lodged In the muscles beneath the hoart of Mrs. Elinor Marker, and remained there for 17 hours without her being awaro ot it, removed.

Waah lug ton. l'assago by the Senate Friday of the Lenroot Anderson farm credits bill, the second and last on the farmer relief program Is regarded as certain. WiiKhlnKton. President Harding would be requested to urge a worldwide limitation of narcotic and hablt formlng drug production under wm Tremendous Bargains in Yard Goods 58 inch Hflercer Damask, 3 yds. $1 32 inch Peggy Cloth, 5 yards 1 36 inch Hills muslin, 6 yds $1 Outing Flannel, 1 Regular width 8 yds.

36 inch Percale, 6 yards $1 Brown Crash yds. $1 36vinch Kimono d1 Silk, per, yd. j) 1 Good size Turkish rf 1 Towels: 10 for 36 inch Longcloth 4 yards 1 Lancaster and other Apron Ginghams 8 yards $1 35c 32 inch Fancy New Dress Gingham; 1 4 yards 36 Inch Dress 1 Linens; 6 yards A 36 Inch Curtain 1 Scrim A Bleached Canton Flan nel 6 yards $1 36 Inch Cretonne good quality tf 1 6 yards 36 Inch Colored Marquisette 1 4 yardsi A 36 Inch Satine, 39c quality; 4 i yards $1 79c Scarfs or Squares 2 for $1 36 Inch Ratine, in all colors 2 1 yards A Canton Flannel, d1 unbleached 6 yards A 25c Chambray, solid colors. 10 yards Eor A Good quality Dress Ginghams, 5 yards 32 inch 1 value, 6 yards J) A Shaker Flannel, good quality, 6 yards A MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S FINE Suits and Overcoats Ik T.snivn npni invu ALSO OX ALL BOYS' SlITS a resolution Introduced by ChalrmJsa Porter, of tho House foreign afTaM committee. Paris (Hy tho Associated Prosi) The council of the League of Nations will call an International coa fcrenoe of the naval powers, non slii natorles of the Washington agree ments, to extend provisions of tha naval accord.

BOARD TO MKI2T Members ot the board of health and plumbing examiners at a meet lug to morrow evening, will discuss the rules in connection with examination of applicants. Commissioner S. F. Hassler and Actiut Plumbing Inspector II. W.

Ham mersla, are planning to to attend. "Pape's Cold Compound" Breaks a Cold in Few Hours Don't stay stuff ed up! Quit blowing and snuffling! Take 'Tape's Cold Compound" every two hours until three doses are taken. The first dose opens clogged up nostrils and air passages of head; stops nose running; relieves headache, feverishness, sneezing. The second and third doses usually break up trie cold and end all grippe misery. Tape's Cold Compound" is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug stores.

Tastes nice. Ccr tains no quinine. Insist upon Pape's. Dollar Hosiery Bargains for Women! Women's Pure Thread Silk Rose With seamed back, high spliced heels and mercerized tops. Hlack and all 1 ff shades.

Special, pair 1 VV Women's "Htirson" Hose In extra sizes, pairs d1 ff with ribbed tops. Black, white and balbriggan. Women's Mercer iwd Lisle Hose With broad seamed backs, double heel and toe. All sizes. Special pairs 1 (( tomorrow lvU DRESSES For Women and Misses Of Canton Crepe, Poiret Twill, Tricotine and Crepe back Satin; beaded, braided and handsomely embroidered models; all new styles.

Up to $25.00 values. Also Wonderful Clean Up Reductions On AH Children's Dresses Dollar Bargains For Infants Children's ltompvrs and Creepers Made of Linen or Ginghum in solid colors, checks or combination plaids. 1 to 6 years To morrow only, 2 for Infants' Dresses Of the better quality, neatly trimmed laco and embroidery, in 6 months to 2 years sizes. (1 Special, at each Infants' Silk Caps 1 Ribbon trimmed, 2 for Infants' Part Wool Shirts Buttoned down the front, with high necks and long sleeves. Special tomorrow, 4 y5, i Children's Flannelette Gowns, pink and blue.

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Pair. Men's Work 01 Shoes 1 Good aalltr, per foot. Boys' $3.00 School tf 1 Shoes 1 In brown blacber, Scout and I nrmjr per foet. Women's Shoes and Oxfords Women'n flne quality black or brown kid and brown calf with Cuban beeUi MlMea' Shoe In brown ealf and black and i brown kid, with tlpoi all lei. ,89 (r.