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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08

antics. All that remains of the old act
is the station idea, and Mr.. Milton is
also retained as the man of all jobs.
with a special hat for everything he
does. But the lines are vastly differ
ent. the situations are new and the girls
sing. But the well-known efforts of this
trio are always enjoyed in Harrisburg.
for they seem to have a warm, warm
welcome awaiting them whenever 1t
happens that their names appear on the
Orpheum program. OF course, one
can't refrain from referring to Irene
Franklin when talking about the best
thinbgs at the Orpheum this week or
for that matter, the best things this
season.-Advertisem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08

vogue. The management of the COM
pany have engaged four of the best
modern dancers obtainable for this pur-
pose Therefore the Tango. the Maxixe
and the Hesitation and all of the 9TH
ers will be seen danced as tney should
be. Dance and the world dances with
you. Don't and you sit alone.-Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08

day." the remarkable drama of
New York life which will be seen at the
Majestic to-day with special matinee
at o'clock. deals with the congenial
phases of mankind-love, passion fear,
hatred self-sacrifice and loyalty all
blended in an endeavor to show wo-
mans frailty and mans power. \
young wifes lust for appearances and
social success cause her to break the
trust reposed in her by an unforgiv-
ing husband. Instantly she is dashed
on the rocks of destruction, lost for
ever to love and life. The scene where
she unknowingly meets her husband, in
a house of bad repute. Is one of the
most startling in the history of modern
drama. The production provided by
Harry Won Tflzer, sponsor for ITO
day" is complete in every detail, and
the splendid cast engaged includes
such well-known names Arleen
Hackett. Hallett Thompson, Marie
Reichardt, Anton Ascher, Marie Dantes
Arthur J. Wood. Marie Burke. Sarah
Hubbard and Frank Stone.-Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08
.MY BEST GIRL"

MY Best Girl" said to be the live
liest Ioveliest lady in musical comedy,
will introduce many of the very newest
of the ultra modern dances here when
Victor Morley and his large supporting
urday matinee and evening Besides
the number of stage dances to be
found in the piece there will be seen
regular terpsichorean carnival. The
second act of MY Best Girl" shows a
Military Ball at Governors Island. and
this fact offers n legitimate chance
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08
'AMUSeMG)rS|


This afternoon and day.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening -
Fay Foster (Burlesque).
Saturday afternoon and evening-"My
Best Girl"
Monday afternoon and evening. October
12-"Everywoman."
Tuesday evening, and Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening. October 1S and
14-"The Traffic"
Thursday October 15-"Help Wanted"
Friday afternoon and evening. October
16-Burlesque.
Saturday afternoon and evening, Oc-
tober 17-"Seven Keys to Baldpate."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08
VaIeskn suratt, Americas Self-Mnde
Beauty-Actress, Gives Startling
Secrets for the Attainment
of Quick Beauty
BY vALEsKA sURATT

THE removal of wrinkles Is no
longer a problem. OF course there
are many prepared creams which
are sold for the purpose but the eXpe-
rience of most women with these feeble
agencies has usually been one of keen
disappointment. The loss of precious
time in such cases is particularly de-
plorable. What every woman wants
and can now obtain is the quick re-
moval of wrinkles, not a process re-
quiring almost a year If al all, but one
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08
Quick Removal of Wrinkles
Is Now Assured Bssuss se%s 9tsst sssse,.

MRS. S. o. B.-Simply use this cream
every day on your face. arms. hands,
time you will find the most decided
change in your complexion. 1t never
fails. All red spots. freckles and blem-
ishes vanish. producing most exquis-
ite purity and tint to the skin. 1t is
the beautifer without a peer. and is
very economical. Mix one tablespoon
full of glycerine in a pint of hot
water and add one ounce of zintone.
which can be secured at any drug
store. This is done in a few moments.
You will need nothing else to make
your complexion fascina ting.
HESTER c. S.-Developins the bust
is a difficult matter and cannot always
be assured. However, a mixture of two
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08

ounces of ruetone and half a
cup of sugar in a pint of cold
water, and taken in two tea
spoonfuls after each meal and
before retiring. is the best and
surest means known for the
purpose. Do not use pills, or
mechanical appliances.
MISS T. R.-A teaspoenful
of eggol in half a cup of hot
water makes an amazingly
rich and effective head wash
and dandruft remover The ac-
tion of this shampoo is to dis
solve every particle of dand-
ruff and fatty accumulation,
which soap does not do be-
cause of the alkali 1t conta ins.
This is the only head wash
that acts on this principle. It
makes the scalp extraordi-
narily clean, and the hair silky
and easy to do up. This Is
very economical ss enough
eggol can be secured for a
very modest price at any drug
store to furnish a dozen or
more of these unusual sham
poos. II is in fact a real neces-
sity to hair health.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08
.'TO-DAY"

Daily-continuous vaudeville and pic
lures.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08

MRS r. o. B.-Excessive and unat-
ural arm-pit perspiration from which
so many women suffer at all seasons
is at once relieved by the simple use of
II; nnv nbarmscv ~ also destrovs aIi
perspiration odors instantly and all
other body odors. 1t will prevent that
terrible soppy condition under the
arms. II saves your garments and re-
lieves you of much embarrassment
Advertisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08

MARY JANE E. The removal of
superffuous hairs Is accomplished more
easily, quickly and thoroughly by the
use of simple sulfo solution than by
any other means. This simply dissolves
away the hair instead of burning
1t off as do other depilatories. 1t never
harms the most delicate skin. Any
druggist can supply you with this
splendid article.
ARABELI4A M-No. Face steaming
will not remove blackheads. You can
get rid of them completely in a few
minutes by simply rubbing them with
little neroxin. sprinkled on a sponge
made wet with hot water. Any drug
store can supply you with the neroxin.
Every blackhead will disappear by
using this remarkable formula.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08
OR PHEU1I
COLONIAL

Every afternoon and evening-High
class vaudeville.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08

Bowman's sell MAY Manton Patterni
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
Eczema Gone! ACNE,
Tetter, Rash, PimpIes, Car:
buncIes, -Banished!

1t is certainly remarkable how
quickly the action Of S. s. g., the ia
nous blood purifier. shows itself in
the skin.
There is one ingredient in s. s. 8.
which peculiarly stimulates cellular
or glandular activity to select from
the blood, or from the fine network
Of blood vessels in the skin, those
elements which 1t requires for regen-
Grafton
Thus pimples, acne, eczema, lupus,
or any other blood condition that at
tacks the skin or seeks an outlet
through the skin is met with the an
tidotal effect of 8. s. g.
This is why skin troubles vanish so
readily and why they do not return.
Under the influence of g. g. 8. this
fine network of blood vessels in the
skin is constantly selecting from the
blood the nutrition required for
healthy tissue, and the cause Of dis
ease is just as constantly being re-
moved, scattered and rendered harm
less.
1t IL great mistake to rely upon cathartics
10 cure pinples or other facial eruptions Not
snIy do cathartics cause chronic constipation,
but they thin the blood Of Its valuable and
essential preservatives.
You will be surprised and delighted ut the
quick change II you will use 8. s. S. the famous
blood purifier. Its action In the skin Is qsite
sensafiousl. These facts are most fully explained
Specific Co.. 3oS Swift Bldg, Atlanta Ga.
You viii ind g. s. s. on sale at all drug stores.
Get bottle to-day and banish all skin a0ictious.
when you ask for s. s. 8. lsok out for tn
common trick of trying 70 sell yoa something
eIse. Don't be misled-
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
Minister Will TAKE
BACK ELOPING Wife
Rev. John Gentry Willing to Forgive
Spouse Who Left Him for
Farmland.
'HYPN0TIZED," CLAIMS WOMAN

Philadelphia. Jan. IA remarkable
story Of hypnotic influence, which led
her to forget her husband and her home
and elope with another man, was told
here today by Mrs. Maud Gentry, wife OF
Rev John Gentry. who lives near STRAIT.
ford, n. ]. Mrs. Gentry was found wher
her companion, William H Fisher. was
arrested on the charge of being a fugi-
tive from New Smyrna Fla
Il am anxious to return to my home II
my. husband will take me back" declared
Mrs. Gentry.
Fisher fell in love with Mrs. Gentry
while employed on the Gentry farm, and
their return North, Fisher was arrested.
Mrs. Gentry told private detectives
that she was powerless to resist Fishers s
will, although she tried to do SO.
Stratford, n. J., Jan. 1T am willing
to take my wife back: I believe I can
win back her love IL that man Fisher is
kept away from her." said the Rev. John
Gentry, a clergyman, living near here,
when told today that his wife had been
found in Philadelphia in company with
William n. Fisher. with whom she eloped.
81 am even willing to forgive my wife
for the part she played in having me
sent to an insane asylum. Fisher came
to my farm two years ago, pretending
to be a lay preacher and I gave him
work. From that time my wife was q
changed woman. She dressed differently
and acted differently. There is charity
in my heart for all. and believe that a
Christian spirit Of federation should be
shown toward women who are beguiled
from their homes under such circum-
stances as my wife was"
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
SCIENTIST CLAIMS
He CAN Control SEX
Boston Physician Declares He Has
Discovered Secret of
the Ages.
SUCCESSFUL In FIFTY CASES
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Boston, Jan. E.-Dr. Arthur Minor Lane
declares that he has discovered what
scientists for many ages have sought.
a law of control of sex. DR.. Lane states
that his law has worked without a single
error in fifty cases
Mrs. John O'Brien. of Holliston. last
week became the mother of a baby whose
sex, Dr. Lane and the mother and father
agree. was pre-determned-that is, set
tied upon In advance.
Mrs. O'Brien planned to have a girl
baby. Her husband agreed upon a girl
baby. DR.. Lanes rule was followed. A
girl baby was born.
Il believe" says the doctor, that until
they have lived together for at least two
other perfectly-no couple should have
children
TO observe the law of sex control
for one full month prior to the resolve
to put the plan into effect, a couple
should remain apart in order to date
the birth Of the child II conception
occurs during the five days succeeding
the mothers ending of that month the
child will turn out a girl 1t Ii takes
place from the eighth to the fourteenth
day after that time the sex Of the child
will be male.
''Of course, this rule cannot be made
to apply IL 1t is not followed to the very
letter Of the law. Another month should
transpire. during which the couple should
remain apart. IL this law is strictly Sb-
served. and IL the mother is healthy, there
is no question concerning the results"
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
ACTION ON NOMINATION
OF WILLIAMS DELAYED
Matter Probably Will Be Taken Up
by Senate in Executive Ses-
sion Tomorrow.

The Senate failed to act yesterday on
the nomination OF John Skelton Williams
to be Comptroller of the Currency.
A favorable report was submitted in
the Senate late yesterday afternoon by
Senator Reed, from the Committee on
Banking. pursuant to the action taken
Friday in the committee. when a favor
able report was ordered by a strict party
vote.
There was no opportunity offered yes
terday to OBJECT to the present consider
alton of the nomination, as Sepator Reed
did not ask that the nomination be taken
up in the afternoon. Under the rules of
the Senate a single objection would have
prevented consideration, had 1t been ask
ed for. and the nomination would have
gone over for q day.
1t is the expectation that the case will
be called UP at the next executive ses-
sion of the Senate. probably tomorrow.
and that It will be confirmed without
great delay.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
Are Moral Cowards.
SUFFRAGE ORGANIZATIONS
HOLD DIFFERENT VIEWS

That there are two distinctively diff
ferent elements In the national suffraga
movement again was manifested yester-
day by the marked difference In the policy
to be pursued by the national Congress
sional committee of the National Woman
Suffrage Association and the attitude OF
the Congressional Union for Woman suf-
frase toward the action of the Demo-
cratic members of the House Rules Com
mittee in disregarding the suffraSists' ap-
peal for the creation Of q House commit
| tee for the study and consideration OF
the cause"
Every Democratic candidate for Con-
gress this fall will be opposed for election
by trained speakers sent out by the Con-
gressional Union Plans for this end are
being perfected. and Immediately upon
the adjournment OF Congress the suffra-
gists will get busy In practically every
district.
Mrs. Antoinetts Funk. member Of the
national Congressional committee of the
National American Suffrage Association,
discussing the action of the majority
members of the Rules Committee in vot-
ing against the establishment of a woman
suffrage committee in the House, said yes
terday:
With reference to this particular ac-
ton, We are assured by Democratic
Grafton will be moved in the Democratic
House caucus at an early date. Whether
We finally win a suffrage committee or
not, We will at least know where to
place the blame for the defeat of this
resolution. and at the close OF this ses-
sion We will have a pretty well-defined
lineup as to friends and enemies
Il am fearful lest the avowed policy
OF the Congressional Union for Woman
Suffrage to strike at the Democratic
party as a whole and to make war on
Democratic members regardless Of their
personal friendlineSs or unfriendliness or
their willingness to vote for or against
suffrage legislation may have contributed
to this most regrettable situation. II Is
the aim and intention OF our committee
the national Congressional committee OF
the National American Suffrage Associa-
tion, to remain in the future. as in the
past. entirely non-partisan, and in our
efforts to further our cause to support,
in so far as it is possible at the primaries
and at elections, such national officers
as show a friendly disposition towards
us, and never under any circumstances
to oppose in the slightest degree any
candidate unless he has ignored a we'll
defined sentiment for suffrage among his
constituents"
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
HOUSTON and M'ADOO
Leave FOR Chicago
Committee Will Resume Hearings To-
morrow on Location of Fed
eral Reserve Banks.
APPLICATIONS ARE NUMEROUS

The organization committee OF the Fed
eral reserve system, which consists, for
the present, OF Secretary OF the Treasury
McAdoo and Secretary Of Agriculture
Houston, left last night for Chicago
where it will resume hearings tomorrow.
The committee was accompanied by a
corps of expert stenographers and &C.
tuaries who will undertake to formulate
the evidence gathered in the hearings as
rapidly as possible, so that when the
committee returns to Washington on
February 10 there will be no need for
delay in announcing its conclusions upon
the number and delineations of the Fed
eral reserve districts and the location OF
the Federal reserve banks.
The committee will be Joined by As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury John
SHELTON Williams as soon as he takes
the oath as Comptroller of the Cur
rency. Until that time Mr.. Williams
will be acting head OF the Treasury
Department. In the event Of his con-
firmation as Comptroller by the Sem
ate, Mr.. Williams will be succeeded
as Acting Secretary by Assistant Sec
retary Hamlin, now in charge of Gus
TOMS
Just before its departure the commit
tee announced q change had been made
in its Southern itinerary, so as to en-
able it ito hold a hearing in Austin.
Tex, February .. 1t was announced
that this change would not affect the
dates Of the hearings in Western and
Northwestern cities.
The Treasury Department made public
last night a list OF more than 500 banks
which have applied for entrance into the
Federal reserve system within the last
twenty-four hours. Among these were
about thirty national and State banks in
New York State The New York City
banks in the list were the Chase National
Bank and the National Nassau Bank.
The number of banks which have applied
since the organization committee pre-
scribed the form of application exceeds
1000. which is nearly 40 per cent of the
total number Of national banks-7,5e
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
HUNGER Strike
HORRORS TOLD
George Lansbury, Addressing
Sufragists, Tells Of His
Experiences.
MILITANTS DEFENDED
Former Member of House of Com
mons Takes Up Many Social
and Economic Conditions.
MILITANTS DEFENDED
Points in Lansbury's Address.

Nobody ever gets anything
without kicking very hard for
st." }
Nowadays you have got to
raise Cain 10 accomplish any
thing"
"our world today is the para
disc of the rich-the hell of the
poor"
tIf the world is ever to be-
come free. the mother. FIRST OF
all. must be free"
There's only one reason why
q man In poor. and that's be-
cause he's robbed; and he 10
robbed because he is poor"
Judge the Englishwomen not
by what they have done. but by
the events that have compelled
them to do IT,"
The British government Is too
cowardly for words"
Society welcomes in its homes
the millions OF young men who
have caused the downfall arli the
shame of as many once pure and
innocent women. Thus, society
extends the glad hand to the
criminal. but refuses to recognize
a. fellow-humans. that very
criminals unfortunate victim"
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
Blair lee Wins
RIGHT TO SEAT
Senate Elections Committee,
However, Votes Against
Frank P. Glass.
EARLY ACTION EXPECTED
Marylander Probably Will Be Swosn
In as Senator on Tuesday
or Wednesday.

By the decisive vote of seven to three,
the Privileges and Elections Committee
Of the Senate yesterday voted to seat
Blair Lee as Senator from Maryland.
By more decisive vote of nine to one.
the same committee voted against seat
Ing Frank p. Glass. appointed to the
Senate by Gov. ONeal, of Alabama, to
succeed the late Joseph F. Johnston.
All the Democratic members OF the
committee and one Republican supported
Mr.. Lees claims. Senator Kenyon, OF
Iowa, sided with the Democrats. Sena-
tors Sutherland, OF Utah. Bradley, of
Kentucky, and Dillingham;, Of Vermont,
were the three Republicans who refused
to recognize the validity Of the Maryland
election.
Glass Oppositioa Solid.
No division whatever took place among
the Democrats over either the Maryland
or AlabamaAcases Senators Hsrn, Walsh
Lea. Vardaman. Hughes. and Thompson,
constituting the Democratic majority.
stood solidly for Lee and against Glass.
Only Senator Bradley, of Kentucky, voted
for Glass.
Senator Kern wrote the report of h..
committee yesterday afternoon and sent
II to the Government Printing ONCE He
VIII submit II to the Senate tomorrow
At that time the question Of seating Mr..
Lee becomes privileged under the Con-
sdtution. and must be passed upon be-
fors anything else Is taken up. Unanf-
nous consent may be given that ths
case be temporarily laid aside, but IL can
not be subordinated to any other meas1re
that may be pending
This means that a vote will be taken
upon the committee report within a few
days 1t Is altogether possible. in fact.
for Senator Lee to be sworn in on Tues
day afternoon or Wednesday.
The minority views of the COMMITTEES
are being formulated by Senator Suthcr-
land and Senator Dillingham;. They also
VIII be submitted to the Senate toner
row. Senator Sutherland will lead the
debate in behalf of Senator Jackson. He
may be supported by few Of his party
associates, but from the reports that came
from the committee room yesterday il
seems likely that no serious opposition 10
Lee will be organized.
Lee Vote No Surprise.
The vote upon the MARYLAND election
yesterday was no surprise here. Counsel
for Senator Jackson. who merely wanted
to remain in the Senate until April $.
made the best of bad case, but tech
nicalities could not overcome the facts
and circumstances Of the Maryland cleo
ton.
There was a measure of SURPRISE in the
result Of the Glass case After the able
argument Of Friday before the commit
tee by Sidney Bowie, some of the Ala
baman's friends believed the commit
teemen would vote to admit Glass. M
enort was made by Mr.. Glass to secure
seat at the expense of Mr.. Lees posi-
uon, under the seventeenth amendment.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
CALAMITY NOTE SOUNDED.
Baldwin Locomotive Works Says II
Has Had to Cut Force.

Representative ]. Hampton Moore. Re-
publican. Of Pennsylvania, touched OF
another calamity skyrocket yesterday
when he read into the record the follow
ing letter:
The Baldwin Locomotive WORKS.
Aha B. Johnson. President.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2, lsi3
Hon. J. Hampton Moore. House Of Representatives.
Washington, ID. @.
Ny Dear Mr.. Moore: 1 have your fssor Of the
18th instant
One year ago We had in our shops $50 men; O
July I. Il, SIS; September ]. HOS: On Octobsr I.
HR3; on December Is, lo.tA.
It in Of course. impossible for Us to know during
what period this reanction Of employment viii con-
tinue II the Interstate Commace Commission
should grant the advance Of rates requested by the
railroads. think It would stimulate all the indus-
tries oe the country dependent upon rilroad prus-
perity. Othewise can foresce only further reduc-
lions Of force after January !. ve1y truly. yous,
ALBA B. JOHNSON, President.