Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 11

REAL ESTATE FOfc REM Wanted To Sent SI APABTWHT uownlowo set let than I rooms and bath, not em rant. Pos session February 1st. Write Bos 1X. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Broken in Real Estate HKRMAN V. HOR8T, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

Ill K. MAIN HUU memtown. v. tt i. Hoases Far Sale Bargain Home house, Improvements, good condition.

ww. wuicr sai price assoc. SEVERAL other bargain you ahould know bout. J. W.

KLINE AND 00. BELL. flJ TO DATB AND SANITARY TOUR 1ST. CAMP Large dwelling, seven cabins, six acres of timber, gas and ell station, on State highway between Chambersburg and Hagerstown. FARM of ten ae.es with duelling, bank barn and other required buildings.

MO peach trees, 300 grape Tines, 3000 raspberry stalks and one fourth acre of asparagus. Price 13000 on attractive terms. MANY PROPERTIES have been reduced so that some real bargains are available. Let us know what you want and we will get It for you. 4 Bell Realty Co.

BERGNER BUiLDINO 1 1354 VERNON room frame house with hardwood floors, vapor neat and two car garage. All rooms re good size and the house well adapted for rooming accommoda tioni or could be easily converted into apartments. Inspection any time. KEEL STREET, J64J. See this new, semi detached, 7 room brick house, i with hardwood floors and steam heat.

A very desirable T. E. GIPPLE, Realtor 1931 MARKET ST. BELL PHONE WOO BLOCK ZARKER splendid house, steam heated. 1000 BLOCK PENN 3 story brick, A condition.

ABOVE PROPERTIES for sale at special on account of owners leaving city. 10 MELROSE near Derry, 3 story brick dwelling in fine condition; Just the cosy home you are looking for. WELL LOCATED br'zk dwelling, all modern improvements; will exchange for small farm. SAW MILL RIGHTS on 30 acre timber tract In Perry county; white pine, white oak and red oak. GEO.

W. JACOBS 317 DATJPHIM BLDG. NEW HOMES SEVEN ROOMS, semi detached, brick, fireplace, hardwood floors, drive alley, tile bath, built in tub, near 33rd and Perry Sts. Price is rigm, Ben a 7Z3, DERRY 1505 7 rooms and bath, eleetrlc. gas and water.

Oood business location. Bargain to quick W. H. NELSON 107 Chestnut St. WHY PAY RENT? 30 houses ean.be bought tor $300 down, balance easy monthly terms.

Call for appointment to see some real bargains. W. H. NELSON 107 Chestnut St. CITY HOMES.

WELL LOCATED H. G. PEDLOW, 313 S. 13TH STREET. BELL 3 7357 C.

H. OORDER Homes in Ideal Locations 1821 North Third St. Bell Phone FOR SALE 3021 Dickinson Camp Hill, 2 story frame; aeml deU Priced reasonable. Bell 3 6312. ENTIRE BLOCK For sale.

Hill section. Apartments, houses and garages, $35,000. Income $400 per month. Leaving city. write Box 10 care Telegraph.

DUNKLE Sf7, 837 3 story stucco, 6 rooms, all Improvements, drive alley. Can be financed, $5500. ELM 2 story brick, 7 rooms, all end house. $3700. 15TH 17 3 story.

3 apartments rent for $95 per month. $5300. DISBROW. 812 s. all $4100.

18TK 402 2V story frame, seven rcoms. all 2 garages, $4800. KELKER 331 3 story brick, eight rooms, all Improvements, corner. $8000. IRWIN M.

CASS ELL AND SON. 1444 Regins. Street. Both Phones Lots For Sale 85 Fine Lots In Wonderful Location PENNA. REAL ESTATE 183 Market St.

Lemoyne Bell 3 4235 Suburban For Sale 87 ONE STORY FRAME BUNGALOW located on Myrtle Camp Hill, containing 5 rooms and bath; all modern Improvements' one car garage; price $3500. LARGE BRICK DWELLING containing 14 rooms; 1 acre of land, located on th Carlisle Pike; suitable for road house; price attractive. BRINTON PACKER CO. 2d and Walnut Sts. Phone 8101 THREE EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS KEW modern single home, Yale avenue.

Camp Hill, 8 large rooms and tiled bath, Israge. $8000 8 E. WALNUT Lemoyne, practically i new rfngle brick, 8 rooms, steam heat. fireplace $6500 SUBSTANTIAL 6 room frame dwelling with acre lot. well located near ear line, very attractive at $3500 KIEHL BOWER Lemoyne Trust Lemoyne.

Bell 3 1123 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Stop That Shimmy Nothing I quite ro annoying as front wheel shimmy. Often you must atop your ear to overcome it, only to have it start up again. The causer Wheel out of llnel Don't let this go en when ttit curt is so quick and simple. Dfln In and aee us. Miller Wheel Service Evergreen and Thompson its.

I BeU 1 1433 Wt Repair All Makai tt Auto Wheels Wheel Aligning Brake Drum Truilnr Axle StralthtenlM Wheels Rims Brake Drums RSAL ESTATE fCP SALE Suburbai For Sale S7 CLOVERLT HEIGHTS. Several new houses. If nni credit la mad. von can take Dos session with small down payment and pay yourself tne rent. Ii.

L. DINTIUAK. 134TA Market Street. Bell 3 7343 PEKBROOK Six room single house, large garage, electric lignt ana lurnace, SJStw ssoo oown, oaiance mommy. H.

KELSON. 107 Chertnut St. NEW Colonial and English semi bungalows on n. 17th camp hiu. OTT.

OWNER AND BUILDER tl N. 37th Camp Hill. Bell 3 1031 To Exchange Real Estate 88 WANTED TO TRADE 180 A. farm, near Millerstown, without for good poultry C. OORPMAN.

10 It. inn. LEGAL NOTICES Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate int miiMtMl to make navment. and those having claims to present the same with out aeiay, to BRIDGET T. PLTNN, i Executrix.

3019 N. Second Harrlsburg, Pa. Or to her Attorney P. A. KENNEDY.

Telegraph Harrlsburg, pa. Moorhead Knitting Company, will UC1U HIXV W4 1 IQQfl ml i an M. to vote upon a proposed increase in mem I A llnmrA 1.1 TTrt fT fOT til UC1U1IU U. election of directors for the ensuing year, nf AthF bUSi BUU LUC ness as may properly come before the meeiing. R.

W. Moorneaa. pecreiary. nor rtiiri Kns. 17740.

20103, 34867, 30010, aoiBO, oao lvin shares of stock of the State Capital Savings and Loan Association ol Sirrisbure, Pa. Issued In name of Mrs arv Abate. of 444 Hummel St. Harrlsburg. Pa.

Please return of Franx J. aimouw, iw i Hatrlsburg, Dauphin County, deeeas CU, Hiiviiij) vccii 8iuw vw signed, all persons (indebted to said estate M.m.nt and those having claims or demands against the same wui preaem lavm ins B.wcm.. ALLISON HILL TRUST Administrator. Harrlsburg, Pa. Or to GEORGE KUNKEL.

Attorney, Silk Mechanics Trust Harrlsburg, Pa. I NOTICE Letters testamentary on the estate of John W. Morris, deceased, late of the City of Harrlsburg, County of Dauphin, and State of Pennsylvania, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make Immediate payments, and those having claims win present tnem 10 ANNIE MORRIS. Executor, 1341 Liberty Street. Harrlsburg, Pennsylvania.

or to CARL B. SHELLEY, Rm. 8 Russ Building, Harrlsburg, Penna. NOTICE SALE OF BONDS OP THE BOROUGH OF LEMOYNE Tha nnrnuffh of Lemovne offers for sale and Invites bids for five thousand dollars ($5000) serial coupon bonds in denomi nations of one tnousana aoiiars (iwui each, bearing Interest at the rate of four and one half (4Va) per cent, per annum, payable semi annually on the first days of the month of April and October, principal and interest payable at the Lemoyne Ttust Company, Lemoyne, Pa. The due dates of said bonds are as follows: Bond No.

1 shall be due and payable April 1, 1932. Bond No. 3 shall be due and payable April 1, 1934. Bond No. 3 shall be due and payable April 1, 1936.

Bond No. 4 shall be Que and payable April 1, 1938. Bond No. 5 shall be due and payable April 1, 1939. Bids rhould be addressed to H.

A. Zim merman, secretary of the Borouzh Coun ell of Lemoyne, Lemoyne, and will be received until 12 o'clock Tues aay, January 1S3U. H. A. ZIMMERMAN, Secretary.

TO THE HOLDERS OF LYKENS AND WILLIAMS VALLEY STREET RAILWAY FIRST MORTGAGE FIVE (5) PER CENT. GOLD BONDS. DATED JANUARY 1, 1808. SECURED BY MORTGAGE OR DEED OF TRUST GIVEN TO HARRIS BURG TRU8T COMPANY A8 TRUSTEE, RECORDED IN THE OFFICE FOR THE RECORDING OF DEEDS IN AND FOR DAUPHIN COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, IN MORTGAGE BOOK VOL. 6.

PAGE 333 ET AND IN THE OFFICE FOR THE RECORDING OF DEED IN AND FOR SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, SAID STATE, IN MORTGAGE BOOK "7D." PAGE 153 ET SEQ. The undersigned, having filed In the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, its First and Final Account as Trustee, and the said account having been confirmed absolutely on the iBtn day or October. 1928. Notice is hereby given that upon surrender of the aforesaid bonds, with coupons attached thereto numbered consecutively from thirty (30) to sixty (60). both inclusive, the undersigned is prepared to distribute pro rata to the hold ers thereof the amounts available tnereior.

HARRISBURO TRUST Trustee. 18 8. Second Harrlsburg. Pa. NOTICE Is hereby given to the holders of Depositary's Certificates covering LYKENS AND WILLIAMS VALLEY STREET RAILWAY COMPANY BOND8, deposited under agreement dated August 8.

1913, to present said Certificates to the undersigned, Depositary for the Protective Committee, for the purpose of receiving their pro rata share of the funds now available for distribution. I HARRISBURO TRUST Deporttary, 18 s. second Harrisourg, ra WORK ON BUILDINGS IN HERSHEY PARK Herihey, 11. The several buildings which are at present under construction in Harshey Pafk are rapidly nearing completion. The work on the new club house for the public golf course has reached the first floor.

The brick work of the new creamery building is completed and the roof Is almost finished. The dance pavillion will be increased to twice its size, the extension being westward toward the club house. These buildings are expected to be finished in time for the opening of the park season next May. Firemen Plan Fair Herihey, Jan. 11.

The Hershey Volunteer Fire Company and the Ladies' Auxiliary held a joint meet ing In fire hall on Thursday evening. Plans are In preparation for the holding of a firemen's fair from February 22 to March 8. There will be a large number of amusements. The company recently added 600 feet of new hose to Its apparatus. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD ANTIQUES L.

P. Aardrup 323 North Second Street MAIN STORE LANCASTER, PA. MVISTGLHME HOOVER CABINET Secretary of Labor Not Yet Certain of His Political Plans Philadelphia, Jan. ll. "If I decided to become a candidate for the governorship, it will be because I believe I can be nominated, and elected," Secretary of Labor James J.

Davis was quoted here as saying, before leaving to day for Secretary Davis said a report from Washington that he would remain in 1 the cabinet for the full term because the outlook for any gubernatorial aspirations was discouraging was "absolutely unwarranted." "I have not talked with W. L. Mellon about running for governor, nor with Governor Fisher, State Chairman Martin, Senator Grundy or Mr. Vare," he added. "If I go into the fight 111 go straight to the people of Pennsylvania." Ut.

Davis indicated that he did not expect to remain in the. cabinet beyond next January. To Gauge Situation "I'll be sure that the people as a whole will want my type as a governor before I take the plunge," the Secretary was quoted. "If they want the fellow who wears a long tailed coat, a plug hat, who has a moustache trained at high angles and twirls a cane, then I'm not the type," he said. Switching to the political situ ation ins Pennsylvania, Secretary Davis said, "it is almost unbeliev able to think that a group of politicians in this State have an un written law to the effect that a man who is allied with the labor cause, or who belongs to a trade union, cannot be elected to the governorship.

It is fortunate, however, that many, many thousands of citizens in all parts of the State do not agree with them." Paralyzed by Stroke Middletown, Jan. 11.. J. B. Sweigert, who suffered a stroke and was unconscious for the past several days, regained consciousness Thursday night, but he is paralyzed to such an extent that he is unable to walk.

Buys Ricedorf Farm New Bloomfleld, Jan. 11. George Re bole bought the Ricedorf farm hi Tuscarora township last week at a bankruptcy sale. In the early part of 1928 Ricedorf purchased the farm from Rebok for $8,000. At the sale the other day it was returned to the former owner for $6600.

REGULAR FELLARS HIGH PRESSURE T5 FUNNY THE LEAVES FALL I OPT IN WINTER I LEAVE ALL, A THE TREES INSTALLS OFFICERS Mifflin town, Jan. 11. Juniata County Pomona Grange No. 35 met aj Port Royal to day. The morning session was devoted to business pertaining to insurance and at the afternoon session the following officers were installed for the year 1930 31: Master, W.

D. Keemer; overseer, H. Zimmerman; lecturer, D. L. Martin; steward, M.

L. Stltt; assistant steward, Frank Meminger; chaplain, H. Lauver; treasurer, D. B. Esh; secretary, Walter Bashore; gate keeper, Roy Kelley; Ceries, Mrs.

Walter Bashore; Pomona, Mrs. Josephine Zookr Flora, Mrs. Keemer; lady assistant steward, Anna Ster rett. To Entertain A. R.

Middletown, Jan. 11. Miss Beulah Laverty will entertain the members of Swatara Fine Ford Chapter, D. A. R.

at her home in West Main next Tuesday evening. This will be the first meeting of the new year. The hostesses will be Miss Laverty, Miss Jennie Laverty, Mrs. W. E.

Lemon and Mrs. J. C. Lingle. Those on the program will be as follows: Mrs.

Fred Hass ler, Miss Grace Kesfer and Mrs. J. Grove. Efizabethville Personals ElizabethvUle, Jan. 11.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swab returned from Philadelphia where they were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Stroup.

After visiting with her sisters at Harrlsburg and Penbrook, Charlotte Temple returned to her home. here. Samuel Cooper, of Baltimore, is a guest at the home of his sister, Mrs. Reuben Wenrich. Mrs.

Isaac Bonawitz left for Al lentown where she will visit with her daughter and son, Mrs. C. B. Stroup and Paul S. Bonawitz.

To Give Play Mifflintown, Jan. 11. The Mifflintown High School students' will present "Cool Knights," a three act comedy, in the Mifflin fire hall Monday and Tuesday evenings. Asks Freight Franchise Morton Atkinson, trading as Atkinson Motor Freight Company, applied to the Public Service Commission for permission to transport freight and merchandise in the city and county of Philadelphia. Apply For Permit Charley and Fred Graham, of Midland, Beaver county, applied to the Public Service Commission for permission to transport persons in motor vehicles in Midland and vicinity.

PETE HOWA Vkjffl, I WA Jl 1 I WORKER IS FAVORED IN RURAL SECTIONS A full time social worker for the rural districts of Dauphin county will be added to the. force of the Welfare Federation it was learned when the Federation last night approved its 1930 budget which provides for an additional worker. It was announced at the meeting that during the first ten months of the Federation year a total of $244, 771 33 has been paid to twenty eight agencies of the Those who attended last evening's meeting were: Frank A. Bobbins, the ttev. Dr.

C. Waldo Cherry, Carl W. Davis, John Fox Weiss, C. W. Hoover, A.

W. Lewis, Frank 3. Wsllls, Mrs. D. OUbrrt, Miss Mary Sachs.

Dr. Arthur B. Brown, J. Allan Donaldson, Arthur H. Hull, Mrs.

Mercer B. Tate. Miss la. Alice Hill, Herbert L. Smith.

Miss Charlotte K. Owen, Carter Taylor, W. K. Rohrbab. Payments during the ten month period were made as follows: Am.

Red Cross, $12,430.13 Asscv Aid Soc. 34,101.23 Assn. for Blind 11,801.96 Bethesda Mission S.548.9S Boy Scouts 12.318.4S Children's Home 1,437.19 Child Welfare 1,363.17 Dental Clinic 1,500.00 Girl Scouts 5,334.53 Hbg. Benev. Assn.

15,553.98 Hbg. Hosnlal 16,794.60 Humane Society 440.00 Jewish Com. Center 10,594.33 Mental Clinic i50 Polyclinic Hospital 21.927.00 Publicity Com. 1,047.86 Salvation Army 3,999.56 Soc. Serv.

Exeh 1,974.75 Sunshine Society 453.70 Sylvan Heights 7,343.88 Travelers Aid 3,305.64 B. Clinic 400.00 Visiting Nurse 14.083.32 Welfare Federation 12.705.80 M. O. A 2S.74S.10 T. M.

C. P. Branch 3,000.00 Y. M. O.

Colored Branch 3,961.60 X. W. V. A.v 11.278.93 HIGHWAY PATROLMEN WARN 2,007,536 AUTO DRIVERS LAST YEAR A total of 5,653,985 miles was covered by members of the State Highway Patrol in performance of their duties last vear. headauarters rf t.h patrol reported.

Fines imposed as tne result of arrests by the patrolmen totaled $619,097 during the year, and 2,007,536 other drivers of motor vehicles were warned about violations without being arrested. The patrol made 37,906 investigations and also recovered 2155 stolen cars. Middletown Notes Middletown, Jan. 11. Harvey Ylngst, Gettysburg, was called to town on account of the serious illness of his father, Christian Yingst.

Mr. and Mrs. Terry, Philadelphia, are the guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. Oliver Henry, South; Union street. Mr.

and Mrs. R. E. Aurand, of Spring street, returned Rome from a week's visit to relatives at Selins "not x. ALL THE TREE5.

THE HEMLOCK AM' SPRUCE ARE GREEN ALL THE YEAR. AROUN 1 2t vZ5 OvmO.imc. IP RAILROAD BROTHERHOOD WILL INSTALL OFFICERS Local No. 459 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will hold its installation of officers to morrow afternoon at 1.30 o'clock In the Moose Temple at Third and Boas streets. The Installation takes place every three The officers who will be installed are: Chief Enflneer Clarence Win and; first engineer, B.

F. Derrick; second engineer, J. K. Danner: secretary treasurer, H. Basor; assistant secretary treasurer, W.

Winand; third engineer," A. C. Foose; guide M. G. Enders; chaplain, W.

H. Shull; delegate to G. I. J. P.

Sweigart; alternate, H. B. Stickler; local chairman, J. R. Sweigart; chairman of pasiengers.

Dennis Keane; chairman of freight, H. B. Strickler; State legislative board representative. H. C.

Minter; alternate, A. Burr is; auditing committee, H. C. Minter, L. A.

Burris and R. M. Lyter; examining physicians. L. S.

Howard, H. E. Milliken and W. H. West.

The Grand Chief, H. E. Johnson, is 111, but he will have a representative present to install the officers. Get New Members The membership at the local Pennsylvania Railroad Y. M.

C. A. has increased twenty four members in the first eleven days of January. No membership campaign is in progress at the present time and officials are well pleased with the progress of the organization. Celebrate Annivenary The Harrlsburg Division No.

449 of Railway Conductors celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary in Fackler's Hall with a banquet. Past Chief Commander Charles E. Fleagle was toastmaster at the banquet. Clinton E. Chamberlain, superintendent of the Harrlsburg Division of the Reading Railroad, was the principal speaker at the banquet while Charles Montooth, grand vice president of the Order, was also present.

7" to HoH Meeting The Reading Railroad M. C. A. will hold its annual meeting next Friday evening in the Chestnut Street Auditorium. A special program is being arranged and refreshments will be served.

A minstrel show is being planned and speeches by Clinton E. Chamberlain, superintendent of the Harrlsburg Division and L. H. Zimmerman will also be on the program. jANUAiiY )i, vm NEWS OF TE1ELY INTEREST STANDING OF THE CREWS HA8UUSBCBG SIDE rjia4etahia Dtviatea Tha 111 crew first to go after 1 o'clock.

108. 103, 111, 104. lit. 106. 11 S.

Engineers for 122, 17. Fireman for 118. Brakeman for 312. Engineers up: Dodd, Sehindler, Bweeiy, Conrad, Myers, White, Collier, Cullen, Horstick. R.

L. Ollberg, Herman, A. L. Lloyd, Beaver, McAllister. Firemen up: Goodshall, Long, Sample, Riley, Kline, Miller, Speese, Kienan, Fet terhoff.

Beinhour, Brink. Conductor up: Huber. Brakemen up: Laudermllch, Rosenberger, Clinton, Weader, Diaenacher, Yingst, Nunemaker, Powley, Bushey, Dougherty, Yost. Alander, Kirk, Henry, Dunkle. Wolf, Hoover.

Middle Division The 30 rrew first to go after 10.30 a. 13, 22, 21, 27, 20. Engineer for 27. Fireman for 27. Conductor for 30.

Brakeman for Si. Engineers up: Rice. Heisey, Foose, Stone, Oipple, Strickler, Shtely, Klstler, Gladhill, Winand, Dunn. Firemen up: Humer. Leisenbach, Forry, Kennedy, 8eiber, Hughes, Dixon, Fas nacht.

Crane, Hubbert, McFadden. Conductors up: Rice, Stratton, Rollln, Ross. Brakemen up: Hoffman, Clouser, Deck ard. Shade, Hauck, Fultz, Swarts, Sohwartzbach, Hoover, Btemler, Baker, Bachmoyer, Smith, McNaught, Shearer. Yard Crews i Engineers wanted for 37 2 extras.

firemen wanted for 1st 7 2 extras. Engineers up: Crawford, Boyer, Hamilton, J. R. Miller, R. B.

Miller, McCartney, Waltz, HaU, Cunningham. Firemen up: C. B. Sheesley, Boyer, Kline, Lewis, Packer, Hess, McFadden, Seller, Bitting, romgardner, Troup, Mc Dermott, Boland. NEW YORK DIVISION The 635 erewl first to go after 12.30 p.

600. 607, 617, 612, 611, Conductor for 607. Brakeman for 607. ENOLA SIDE Philadelphia Division The 216 crew first to go after 12.48 o'clock, 205, 221, 304, 210, 218, 211, 214, 212, 207, 206, 226. Fireman for 226.

Conductor for 216. Flagman for 216. Brakemen for 205, 211, 214, 221, 226. Brakemen up: Yohe, Strohm, Thomas, MCKelvey, Seabllst, Sand. J.

O. Miller, Weaver. O. L. Wlntermyer, Koehenour.

Middle Division The 133 crew first to. go after 11.30 o'clock: 133, 126, 124, 140, 138, 122, 130, 125, 132. Enginers for 133, 130, 133. Fireman for 132. Brakemen for 124.

130. Yard Crews Engineers for 2d 3 1st B. Engineers up: Fortenbaugh, McNally, Curtis. Firemen up: Kipp, Fitting, Arter, Snoop, Helm, Miller. P.

R. R. PASSENGER CREWS Middle Division Extra enginers up at 12.01 p. Howard, Shirk, Baker, Ress ler, Kauffman, Leppard, Wilis, Doede, Briggles, Hammer, Sheesley. Engineers for 5, 65.

No Altoona extra crews here. Firemen up: Radle, Morris, Pennsyl, Newman, Kunkle, Horning, Orr, McDonald, Norford, Linsenbach, Evans, Tippery, Derrick, Coyle, BmitV Adams. Firemen for 29, ,6201. No Altoona extra crews here. Conductors up: Cadwallader, Cook, Stoner, Nukirk, Havens.

Brakemen up: Rathfon, Flickinger, Hilton, Balkley, Flelsher. Conductor for 15. Brakeman for 5. Philadelphia Division Engineers up at 12.01 p. Maxwell, Oemmill, Small, Smith, Ashton, Anderson, Dolby, BOT 5o Mftuw thats rsht' vw iM AH" THEY HAVE Nf WAH SOME TREE'S WHAT CANT KID I NO LEAVES GROW 1 ML OK WHATS BARE Jfcz All the.

year yP if J)3l ll CftNTT SOO C0 I ti 3 ooUT soo 5i6H 1 MOON MULLINS LOVER, COME BACK TO ME Engineer for 18. Two Phils, extra crews here. Firemen up: Wisegsrver, Zimmerman, wood, Kauffman, Lytic, H. Zimmerman. Fireman for 46.

Two Phila. extra crews here. Conductors up: Rodgers, Atkins. Brakemen up: Musser, Rupp, Garrett. Brakemen for 600, 74, 18.

WiUiaauport Division Engineers up at 12.01 p. Home, Hoy, Hamler. Engineer for B. N. Y.

15. Firemen up: Wert, Fausey, Shaffer, Spotts. Firemen for B. N. Y.

15, Conductors up: Wilt, Latham. 9 Brakemen up: Catherman, Morris, Cbnv well, Dyaard, Carman. Brakemen for 871. 618, 501, Ml. Baltimore Division Conductors up: Irwin, Parks, Rosier, Sipe.

Brakeman up: Wagner, THE READING Harrlsburg Bide Harrlsburg Division Lebanon valley Pool: The S3 crew first to go after 12.45 o'clock. i P. H. and P. Pool: 2, 1.

Robesonla Helper: 103. Fireman for 2. Flagman for 108. Conductor for HP 4. i.

Brakemen for 8.05 p. m. Beth. War, 3 258. Engineers up: Hollenbach, K.

BilligVH. Billig. Firemen up: Moore, Young, Royston, Schue, House, Grimes, Thresh, Staufler, Davidson, Harris, Schwartz, Erby, Marks, Nichols, Snyder, Squire, Kennedy. a Conductor up: Strawhecker. Brakemen up: Messlmer, Waugh, Schu bauer, Zinn, Rhinehart, Finney, G.

Nlcklej Achey, Mutzbaugh, Monmiller, Snader, Hollenbach, Berrier, Ely, McLaughlin, Gochenaur, Snyder, Cullison. Donmoyer, Clepper, O. Nickle, Smith, Rlssinger. Protest But Service A complaint that the Water ltus Company, of Easton, has been operating a group of party service busses in md out of Easton without a certificate of public convenience was made to the Public Service Commission by the Lehigh Valley Transit Company and the Lehigh Valley Transportation Company, both of Allentown. Bridge It Dangerous A bridge carrying South Main street over the east bound Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in the borough of Gallitzin is dangerous and inadequate, says a complaint filed with the Public Service Commission by the borough, naming the railroad company and Cambria county as respondents, Swimming Classes William Penn High Schol girls will Join the Camp Curtin Junior High School girls in their weekly swimming classes at the Pennsylvania Railroad Y.

M. C. A. Tuesday afternoon at 3.45 o'clock. The Edison Junior High School holds swimming classes Monday afternoon.

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