The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 2

i PAOE TWO THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, MONDAY, MAY 26, 1924 1 1 1 A MANY eu "Harrisburg's Largest Furniture Industry" ARE INVITED BETCHAl Hold newtM CANT JUL RUSHES AREAR.IN mots. iluncheonp ARTY THEM STONE SIDEWALKS IN -rlv. I TOWN HURT HIS 1415-19 N. 2nd Pa. Prepare for Memorial I FEET So HE -Mrs.

C. L. Miller, 2347 North Second street, and Mrsi Robert Troup, of Lancaster, who is her guest, will entertain mi Thursday at the Harrisburg Country Club. A luncheon will be followed I HAS To CHANGE SHOES TWICE by bridge. Decorations will be various The Porch or Solarium will be the center of festivities.

It should look it's DAY) Spring flowers. Instead of place Porter Hammond, Mrs. J. Stewart Montgomery, Mrs. Charles Morrison.

Mrs. C. Floyd Hopkins, Mrs. Francis Smith, Mrs. Frank Long, Mrs.

George Keet, Mrs. William Ho.useman, Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. James G. Hatz, Mrs.

Joseph RLckenbaugh, Mrs. S. Reuel Sides, Mrs. Robert Hursh, Mrs. Paul Johnston, Mrs.

Ralph Hesser, Miss Helen Owens, Mrs. Sidney Sible, Mrs. Ted Kcet, Mrs. Merril Rexroth, Mrs. Hartman Holley, Mrs.

Harry Geisking, Mrs. Charles Troup. Mrs. Gilbert M. Overs, Mrs.

Claude McMeign, formerly Miss Helen Montgomery; Mrs. Joshua Hayes, Mrs. Charles F. Etter, Mrs. C.

II. Miller, Mrs. A. C. Kline, Mrs.

William Hammaker, Mrs. Robert Moor-head, Miss Bernardia Hesser, Mrs. Thomas Bowman, Mrs. Charles C. Stroh, Mrs.

S. Edward Moore, Mrs. Fred B. Harry, Mrs. Richard Heagy, Mrs.

William Heckman, Mrs. Paul P. Porter, Miss Josephine Hubler, Miss Marian Strouse, Miss Marguerite Stucker, Mrs. Henderson Liggett, Mrs. George Hennessey and Miss Helen Marshall.

Handbag Cut From Arm A handbag containing $35.60 was cut from the arm of Harranh Gates, 340 South Cameron street, Saturday evening while she was on a trolley car. She reported the theft to the police. TROUT PLANTED Trout have been planted in Deep Eun and Layser's Creek, Myers-town; Hammer Creek and Indian-town Gap Run at Lebanon, and at Roushes Gap, the State Department best. Profit by these wonderful car-load specials! cards, tallies will be used. guests will be: Mrs.

J. H. Troup, IS? fD)Ni BORN IT' $3.50 Willow Chairs lS0T MY L0MCH7 $2 Japanese Grass Rugs 6x9 ft. TICKET, DOUcfH i riN Mrs. William b.

Troup, Mr. George Owens, Mrs. John H. Troup, Mrs. H.

D. Swiler, Mrs. Wilbur Rickert, Mrs. Howard E. Moses, Mrs.

William Zum-bro, Mrs. Martin E. Brinton, Miss Elizabeth Dohoney, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. (jeorga Hargost, Mrs.

Albert L. Allen, Mrs. Frank Davenport, Miss Jane Mac-Donald, Mrs. James Langon, Miss Harriet Haines, Mrs. Harper Seidel, Mrs.

Edward Edmunds, Mrs. William Wan-baugh, Mrs. Charles Traver, Mrs. Charles Taggart, Mrs. John Wolson, of Lancaster; Mrs.

Harvey Witmer, Mrs. Howard Berkeley, Mrs. Clyde Brinscr, Mrs. Ted Deeter, Miss Emeline Stevens, Mrs. Edward Gilford, Mrs.

George Gaul, Mrs. William Raub, Mrs. Edward Barnes, Mrs. William Childs, of Lancaster; Mrs. W.

Calder Metzpsr, Mrs. PAID FOFy 1 LJ VoU SAY VIHEM Special Importation of Chinese Grass Furniture At Very law Prices Chairs and Rockers $10 up 3-Pc. Sets up Tables $10 up Ul CTTC To Dont know of Fisheries announced today. ENOUGH TO) NO-NO- SAY TiA'LAST TR)P HE $OT SICK ON PEANUTS' And Red (A $39 s7ANcey This Elegant Group, All 4 Pieces Exactly as pictured, including Table, durable brown fiber. TED "TROTTE1R.

KAX TO GIVE UP HIS TfelP TO THE CITY- HE found Rats had eaten up half of his satchel AND ITS THE om im TnuM that will, hold his extra bme of shoes SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST! safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Headache Colds Neuralgia Lumbago Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism J.ohn Harris Lodge to Hold Memorial Services John Harris Lodge, No. 193, K. of will hold memorial services this evening at Pythian Hall, Fourteenth and Howard streets. The members who have died this year are: Robert E. Smith, January Boss Cassell, February 5, and A.

Coplinky, February 16. G. 0. FAILS TO LURE PEACE DOVE IN CUMBERLAND Special to The Evening Kews CARLISLE, May 26. Cumberland County leaders in the Republican party are beginning to wage a hard fight in advance of the coming elections al Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions.

Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists. Recruiting Sergeant to Box in Olympic Games Sergeant Leslie Mayle, Battery Second Field Artillery, attached to the Harrisburg recruiting district, who appeared at the Army boxing show in this city, on March 18, has been chosen as one of the heavyweight boxers to represent the Army at the Olympics in Faris. Mayle, better known as "Big Chief," is a full blooded Indian, and learned the boxing game in the service, being a classmate of Garcia, Burnbrook, Jared and Marriott, who have fought in all parts of this country. Colonel J. P.

O'Neil, the corps area recruiting officer, with headquarters at Baltimoare, is a firm believer in athletics for developing the young soldier. The athletic school at Camp Molabird, has about three hundred soldiers each month for instruction. Ajplrto Is tie trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacctlcacideater of Sallcjlicacia though there remain several months in which to do their campaigning. This is due largely to the friction existing between the organization leaders and JOIN OUR 1924 REFRIGERATOR CLUB the independents of the party. The program follows: Official entry of officers and Knights; opening ceremonies, address, Chancellor Commander Harry Potticher; prayer, Prelate Harry W.

Hammersla; vocal selection, "I Would Not Live Always," Bethlehem Lutheran quartet; "In Memor-iam," from "Book of Law," Prelate Hammersla; solo, Mrs. W. K. Bum-baugh; address, the Rev. Martin L.

Grove; anthem, Bethlehem Lutheran' quartet; assembly at altar; Pythian honors to departed brothers, by officers and members of John Harris lodge; solo, Mr. Mathias; prayer, Prelate Hammersla; closing ode, and closing address by Chancellor Commander Potticher. The members of the memorial service committee are: Harry Potticher, Harry R. Branyan, Harry W. Hammersla, Edwin J.

Sherman and C. R. Walker. The memorial program committee includes Wi E. Franklin, Ralph F.

BV puffs fliiiiiSWii mm THREE ARRESTED AFTER FIGHT Bertha Harris, 23, of 1237 North Seventh street; William Jackson, 34, of 1201 North Seventh street, and Arthur Freeman, 88, of 1311 Currant Btreet, all colored, were scheduled for hearing before Alderman Hallman in police court this afternoon on charges of disorderly practice. Police say the three were fighting in an uptown hotel. Schraedley and R. L. Hiester.

Real Estate Transfers When the Republican party organized after the primaries it was generally thought that a compromise between the two factions would be effected but with the election of S. E. Vance, of Newville, sb county chairman, this was not accomplished. There had been little doubt that with the resignation of Caleb S. Brinton as county chairman, harmony would again prevail in the ranks of the party, but the election of Vance, who is an affirmed organization man, and who for many years held the position of highway supervisor in this district because of his affiliations with the organization, the discord among party members continues as strong as ever.

Shortly after the primaries, Republican party leaders were greatly encouraged by a statement issued when the Prince Booster Club was disbanded that the men who were at the head of the club and their followers would support Swartt for Congress in the coming campaign. This statement, however, has since been repudiated to a very great extent by many of the voters who still have an antipathy toward the organization and who have no desire to support a "wet" i.rm Real estate transfers recorded here today are: William W. Briggs to Elmer BC, W. Ehler, Lower Paxton Township; Wasyl Olinyk to A. A.

Unger. Rush Township; A. A. Unger to George W. Wagner, Kush Townsnip.

auuu; Charles W. Rank to Charles P. F. REPORT THEFT OF AUTO The theft of an automobile, owned by Robert P. Nye, 1444 Thompson streot, from its parking place in front of a Market street restaurant Saturday was reported to the police last night.

Stroudt, Williams Township, $500; W. Lynch to Clayton E. Gross, 1632 Naudain street, 5600fe Martha Urn fiths to W. Griffiths, Williamstown, $2000; Lillian E. Herman to George Ionoff, North Cameron street, S1500; C.

D. Lamberton to Harry G. Herman, THE WEATHER Forecasts Till 8 P. M. Tuesdav 5 jrf MfcT North Cameron street, $500; Iron City T7C7HY have dirty, loath-: some flies-when they can be killed quickly, easily with Bee Brand Insect Powder? Just close doors and windows and 1 blow small quantities of the powder about the room.

It floats in, the air, and kUls them! Some prefer to burn the powder. It is also effective. The cost of using is amazingly low. Insect Powder is one of the most effective insecticides. Bee Brand is the most effective Powder Bee Brand Insect Powder kills Flies, Fleas, Mosquitoes, Ants, Roaches, Water Bugs, Bed Bugs, Moths, Lice on Fowl, Weevil and many other house and garden insects.

Non-poisonous, harmless to mankind, domestic animals and plants. Dees not spot or 8tain-100 pure-no adulteration. Heights Realty Company to Ehck Cowal, Paxton street, $1100; Iron City Heicrhts Realty Company to b. Mag' losky, Randolph street, $1075; George W. Cumbler estate to Harvey C.

Brown, Hiehspire, $325: Harvey C. Brown to I UKC A rtw ftooo ACTiVC tHEfim To I eniNfr out best I John W. Evans, Highspire; H. M. Horst Many Changes Made In National Guard National Guard appointments announced by Adjutant General Beary today were: 213th Artillery, Herman R.

D. Schwenk, Schuylkill Haven, captain, America's Best Refrigerators at Very Low Prices to T. C. Smith. Derry Church.

S2400: Earl D. Krow to Harry F. Spangler, 2116 Susquehanna street, $5500; Roy Osman to Clarence C. Clemens, Uber- A RrSBURG AND and slightly warmer tonight with lowest temperature about 50 degrees. Tuesday increasing cloudiness followed by showers.

EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA Fairand slightly warmer tonight. Tuesday increasing cloudiness followed by showers. Moderate westerly winds becoming southerly. RIVKR Th. McCormick Baltimore, Md.

lin; George Bauman to A. E. Brough, Headquarters Battery. Side-Icing Model, 60-Lb. Capacity, Pictured Above, Enamel Lined Susquehanna Township; C.

i. Copen-haver to Charles A. McNaight, 2306 103rd Observation Squadron, Air North Fourth street. $9000; Metropolis Service, John Hereford Hatty and Rut BBivN tan-Edison Company of Royalton to Metropolitan-Edison Company of Read If your dealer can't supply you, send 35c for large household size. Give dealer's name.

Get our free booklet, "It kills them" a guide for killing house or garden insects. In red slfting-top cans at your grocer or druggist. Household sizes, 15 and 35c. Other sizes, 70c and $1.25. Large Pump Gun 75c.

KctPowH ing, Dauphin County; Derry-Dauphin John Joseph Quinn, Philadelphia, as captains; George Logan, Anthony Lispenard Bleecker, Joseph Jackson Gallagher and Albert Russell Stuetz, Electric Company to jvietropoiuan-Edison Company of Reading. D0MS5T1C ANMtfi gcausiMfiutfj RUG PRICES STRIKE BOTTOM Philadelphia, and George Norman Couldn't Pay Taxi Bill Hyland, Lansdowne, first lieuten ants, and. Laurence William Helweg, Susquehanna River and all its branches will fall slowly or remain nearly stationary this afternoon, to-niarht and nrobnblv Tnondnv A ctno- When Mary Dean. 25 years old, col Philadelphia, second lieutenant. 110th Infantry, Robert Leon Potts.

Greensbure. caDtain for assicrnmont of about 6.5 feet is indicated for Har to Co. Joseph Anthony Kennedy K.9 risburg Tuesday morning. Yesterday's Weather in Harrisburg ored, arrived here last evening ii a taxicab from Lebanon, she was unable to pay the driver for the trip, the driver says. He drove her to the police station, where she was committed to a detention cell until her friends are able to furnish the $12 the taxicab driver said she owes him.

She says she lives in Lebanon, and that she came here to visit some friends. 8 a.m. 12 m. 8 p.m. and JBdgar Charles Kelley, Scotts-dale, first and second lieutenants, respectively, for assignment to Service Company; William August Huff, and Samuel Walter Hamilton, 29.78 Barometer iTpmnertiire.

23.82 dry. 60 Temoerature. wet 56 44 34 Oreensburg, first and second lieu Humidity 42 49 W. Wind Direction 55 43 69 S.W. 9 Cloudy 60 47 Wi nH Vlrt nit 6 -i i ill roip Weather Clear Richest temnerature 9 i 4 tenant, respectively, for assignment to 3rd Battalion Headquarters Company, and Walter Stahl McCune, Blairsville, as second lieutenant, Company L.

Hith Infantry, James Scaifa Williams, Philadelphia, second lieuten PILES Hi UEU AIID WOMEn Treated by Specialist From Philadelphia Lowest temperature Mean temperature 54 64 ant, 3rd Battalion Headquarters 10 Deficiency In temperature for this date Accumulated deficiency In temperature since May 1 Accumulated deficiency in tem Company. 112th Infantry, Albert James West, Erie, as second lieutenant for perature since January i Excess sf rainfall since May 1 Excess of rainfall since January assignment to 2nd Battalion Headquarters Company, and Frank Joseph Fredericks, Erie, first lieutenant. Company G. 8.11 River Stage 8 a. m.

5.9 feet. 28th Division Train. David Belle Drelsbaugh and John Calvin Davis, Huntingdon, first and second lieu SEED CORN! Germinating 98 to 100 The season is very late, better plant Gold Nugget Ninety Day Corn and be sure of your crop bushel, y2 bushel, peck, $1.00. Seeds For Quick Hay Crop SOY BEANS SUNDAN GRASS MILLET CANADA FIELD PEAS Everything for the Farm and Garden Schelfs Seed House Quality Seeds Tenth and Market Sts. HARRISBURG RIVER BULLETIN PILES I want to call the attention of all pile sufferers to my dissolvent method of treatment which has the following advantages over the old methods: No knife, ether or chloroform.

No carbolic acid, practically painless. No loss of time. Lifetime guarantee. For nine years I suffered with bleeding and protruding piles. Dr.

Yoder cured me in a short time -without pain or loss of time. JOSEPH COX, Thompsontown, Pa. tenant, respectively. Motor Trans port Company 109. TWO MORE SLAYERS RESPITED Governor Pinchot today issued re 1 Fast ft Tenths Station if 3 St NEW RUGS AT THE NEW, LOW PRICES Buy now with confidence as they will never be cheaper.

spites In the case of two Western Pennsylvania murderers. The date of mew Vifiiii itf iiitnJ execution of John Dailey, Allegheny County, was chanced from June 9 to July 7, and of John Barnes, Fayette DR. VV. S. VODER Formerly Specialist to the Philadelphia Medical Clinic county June to June 80.

9x12 Axminster Rugs. Made by Smith, Overbrook and other important mills. Good selection of patterns Huntingdon Clearfield Renovo Cedar Run Williamsport Corning 0 .08 .02 0 0 .02 .01 0 0 0 4.9 1.3 8.4 2.5 4.7 4.2 3.4 6.S 4.5 6.7 14 9 16 12 20 16 16 20 20 17 TWO NOTARIES NAMED fliwnrnnr Pinnhnt tndnv nrmnintftd DR. W. S.

YODER, Specialist in Piles and Rupture, at the Hotel Bolton, Wednesday, May 28th, from 3 until 5 P. M. and 7 to 8 P. M. Towands Wilkes-Barre 1 mf Walter W.

Moul, Harrisburg, and R. A. Bowman, Bowmansdale, as notaries public 8unbury Harrisburg 0.2.