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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31

gsomcn Teutide Seioenbou geiea.
id,aft. Die ben Seibenbau bel irns IN
0e,ttihIunS aiif oieier neilen @riulS
lage eiilfiitren, ans bonn MuslanSc
i'm ge5na BON 9iobieioe iriiabbdngig
MAIDEN iIno siisIeib Den arieesbes
l9aeiqten inlo Den ariegeripittipcn ei-
ren lobnenben gtebenerlperb, pielleid)t
ip1ter aid cinen Sauptenperb Der.
id)nficn mill. Go miro duf bicie @eiie
oem sSeinbe ipieoer elm Stiif beiieil,
iuas CT ms bisbcr NIT Sortbeil lie.
ferte, ent3oeen, 9eiitiflanb miro alidy
auf oieicrn @ebiete ieIbititdnoie iuer-
ocr, Willioren j6brIi6 iporen. @eocr
Die gln5uft Der Sdnpar5lpilr5cl.
pflanSe, nod au9 Die sLiif5ubt Der
Jiaupen erforoert erobe aenntiliiie
ooer grobe Mittcl. Die Seiitif)c Sci.
oenbali-@cieIlibaft bot piclriebr Sor.
forge aetrcifer, bah aud Der lube,
n1ittelte iiG Der 3ildt nionien fam.
geiir Sipeierlei lit notbipenoie bel Der
3uft, mas iie aber gang beioitOers
iiir bic aricgsrerlesten seeig,tet
matt: Sauberfeit uilo Fiinftlibfeit.
&ie ihon obcn fur5 erp1bnt iuiir.
&c, lit ein giinitiger @rfclg iuir baliil
sil erIpnrtell, ipenn man geeigilete
)iallcu 5ur 3ii6t peripenOet. 9ieSebi.
iflagc, Die man pielerorts NIT Acr
neller sSiltterpflanse gebabt Eat, iiIo
cin5ig i,no allein, ipie i1 eirnpailofrci
Iadgcipieien babe, oarai,f surild5ii.
fii9rcft baB idLedte, begenerirte &ai.
fen pe.ipenbet irtroen. Grit oiirG Die.
ien gsadppeis lit es nioslid) eeiuorben,
cine quite Seioe ml4 beiiiiis i'm San'
De iii geriige,lbcr Menge 81 probu5is
rem, ,pelhe ben Bettbeiperb NIT Der
beIten slnsIanosieioe ausbaltcn faml.
Die genarlte @eiellid)aft iuirb baiiir
iorseu, baB bieie guten &aiien aaeia
5ur SiidJt periDen6et merben.
Goa aber Der Seibenbau bel ,ins
aif Die Sauer feiten SUB faiien, ioll
er nitt, pie in friiberen Sabreu,
bur6 cine gef1brIife aranfbeit ser
Ruupen rernidtet iperoen, 70 lit es
inbeoingt notttpenoig, oab nur se.
iunoe 9iaupen 5ur 3ud,t neriuenoet
rerpen, oaB cine ifarfe aontroae
iGber Oas 3u9tnateriaI ausgeiibt
miro. Gos 1T aber MIR oaul nl6gIif,
menn bon fafminniider Seite cie
GItcrn Ger 9ialIpen nritroifopiid) I'M.
terintJt iperben. Gs fam 0esbaIb oar
riht oringeno gernig bapor geiparnt
ioerocn, ii9 Die n0tbigen gier ielbit
beran5ieben gu ipoQen o6cr gier ans
elmer @e3ussquele ii6 gu beitoffen,
tic ni6t uubebingte 9iireibait oafiir
Ieiiien fanrl oaB bic eltern unter.
irbt unO feintfrei befunoeh iporoen
iiab. Cine 9tah5uht bat aiberbem
ben groBen Wad)tbeil, oab man oege.
nerierte &aiien erbalt, peIhe Elm min.
ocrpertbiges Yrobutt Iieicrn. @obl
bel feinem onoeren Gbiere finGct
olIr9 gsadsu9t cine 10 ffneue Sc.
generation Der 0faiie itatt Die geraSe
Eel ben Seioenrailpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31

Gle brduge. Dieie gfait bouert ihm
piel gu ianee, oa oraiiten, irgenotpo
oitf benz Weere, lit crit bas redte
Seben iino Die oinifle Radt5eit, In
Der es Dem binferbdItieen 5eimoe I'M.
iercs gaterlanoes geroerben brin.
gen fam. Bon BORT oraubeii lit IS
jett eben crit beineefonmciL ole
friif,en Spiiren Der id)tperen ssabrt
iifto mob iidtbnr, es bat treuoeiltibe
@odt Jeboifeit, I'M LOB Dem fyeinSe
5u bringem Der iid etpo luiierer aii.
tie Il1bert.
Y@as eibts gleues braubcn, babt
ibr ben gngldnbsr nod ni1t ssiss
beit2" fragte id, 10 5ipii9etonrd bel
Der nddtIid]en slrbeit iiiein @egen.
tibet, Sas 3iir gorobcintline gebort,
Elm jiinges aerlden nod, nit beipeg,
Ii6en @Iie6crlL babel ciienltarf, bas
ipiire ih bein giibeben Der SGfe :.
rHidts, REIN sar nidts, iiebt man
bon ibm uno ieiner groBen 5lotte,
mir ipartei brouf, nus fonrincn ole
feigen aerie imner re1t. sic fonl.
men aber nid)t beraiis aus ibrem
iparnn,i 9elt. - ahtline, Der Gad
lit aber boil = @ir iperoen oein oas
Diaiil ibon nod itopfenl" ihreit mir
inein aamerno in Die Sbret. @eim
man ibn aniiebt, ipcib man eieentlid)
itiht, OBJ man iid Dor ibm fiirhten
ooer iid gar iiber ibn freuen ioa: Die
bIin5elnoen gueen uno Ole rotben
2ippen Beben iid ionberIih ob bon
benz ourh aobIetiitaiib nnb 9tuB
fdrpar5en @eiid)t, eeiiterbaft beIeiit)-
tet bon elmer biden alaInterioen 81.
garre.
Ga - plitntps - fiQt elm boiler
Sad, ben mir beioe gu faiien batten,
laiit fIatiGen6 an Der 9orotpano Der.
inter irs g8aiier. g8er mar iduIo2
Giner batte nidt alifgepabt nnb
redtoeitig 5ugegriffen uno Der mar
= ih. 8on Der aoulnianbobriide
flinqt idJipo9 ein neines Gonnertpet.
ter gu uirs beriiber +. Sd niib
oem Sad triibieIis nnheeieben ba.
ben tpie er miiiammt ieinem Snbalt
10 fduea i'm @aiier Derid,ipan6, benn
mein iinger &arnernb iagt: ,2ab
man = bas mitb bod Der GngIdnber
aues be3ablenl"
Damn fomHlen pieber neue GGdc
nn0 mein WeiBeeidid ideint bergei.
len 0od nidi Don Dem bemifiihti.
genoen SfftSierl Gefm nah S6Iub
nuC ib NIT einigen an6eren, benen
bas gIei6e llngliid 5igeitoben mar,
oie Ieeren S1de pieoer aus bem g9ai.
fer fiiden
Gie Gadt biIt alIes in tiefe Gun.
feIbeit. gIm Safen entIang gu bel.
ben Seiten oes @oiiers Ieu6ten eini.
se Sidter. Sir uniere slrbeit lit
bon oem IeStcn Boot elm GROCER
SheinIuerfer eingeiteIlt, in beiien
blenoenoem Sibf es tagben III. gair
ieben mts ipie Die aobIen ieIbit. 9snr
on Der @eitoIt permag id meine aa.
meraoen oermogen fie mid 5u gu.
1enneH -.
@einen iiinsen aamoraoen bon
iener 9tadt fab id nidt mebr Die.
Der. Cine fiirse 3eit bernad batte
oies Sorpeooboot i'm @erbanbe NIT
anbcren gr0beren Sdiffen elm 8e.
fedt Sobesnlutbig bate ons fleiue
Sdiff Sem 5einSe ihiperen Sdaben
5usefiigt, wurbe babel aber ielbit in
ben Grunb eebobrt. Mein aaHterao
uuo etnise GnSere mebr baben babel
ben SeenrnI,stoS eefunben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31

RE Obbut iiber ibr Rinb unb sllimsns
ie. sic fiibrt an. bub ibr Gutte tie
rtrnadldiiiste unb aIs leoissr
Mann NIT elmer 5rau in Cincinnati
pertebrt.
Der poIi5iIt 9erman 9ulle ipirS
ipobrf6einlib beute an Stsns bon
Charles Stridsr oils Detsttip bss
poIisei Separtements ernannt pers
ben.
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6amiltpn.

- Der g5pfiseihef @eOrse 3eaner.
ipeIter felt iiber siuem Sabre bis @b<
iidt bate, feline Stele nieoer5ulsgen,
bat esitsrn Ra4mittas bsm Director
Der 6ffentli9sn WobIfa6rt feline RelIss
nation einserei6t. DER betdnnte Ses
tettip Charles Strifer ipiro ipubr@
fheinli6 beute gum pplioeibef srs
nannt perben. 3eIner bisnte IL Sab'
re lana aIs ppli5eidef uub erhalt IN
3ufunft cine peniiOn Don 81 mOna.s
lid.
- Seiratbsideine: Walter Waiis,
rs, unb glan6e MaHifplb, 27, bcio'
rpu Samilton. - CHARLES Weier, 30,
bon Cincinnati uno gmmd grsbm,
80, 6amilton.
- @ilie Sing, Elm II Sabre alter
5arbiser, Delder in Der Jabrit Der
Suooen, Spens &c ReutfAer So. bee
idGftigt mar, serietb eeitsrn Rddmits
tag in Der 9ieberei Der Jabrit NIT eis
mem anbsrsn Irbeiter, in einen Wort.
spe4feI. Rius. Der DON Der pDli5si
Derbaftst purbe, bate eiuen ReoclOer
IN Der Sai9e.
- Das 5eitanent Der peritorbenen
Rate S9parb giebt Der So6ter, Jrau
Gbriftian pater SIS unb Der Reft oss
Ndhlriies pirb benz @atteu peter ).
SbDarb 1erma1t.
- Carroll 6. gornbiII, iDelher
NIT garbolIGure porseitern RaAmits
tag GeIbitmorb begins, biHterlieb els
nen Brief an feline Weuttsr nnb elmer
an feline Gattin, in Delaen er ibnsil
GsbetpobI iagte. or eriuhte istns
SHUTTER ieine 2ei6s DerbreHuen 81 Ials
Ten unb bic Ifde ppn eiHen bobsn
GebduDe gu itreuen.
= Der Damenapeia BEG DeutI9s
9(msritanii9en Stabtperbanos beab<
iihtist osmnd6it ein aunsert au ss'
ben, bei pel9em bic beutiben Siebsr,
Del6e Don benz ainber6or iintsr S.ts
tuna DON prpf. pilsrim eingsiiot
iperbeH, sefunsen iperben iollen.
Der pDIiseidsf Wilfon DON Refps
cattle, Snb., fam pDrgeiiern Ibenb
na6 5amiltou uHb boIte ben farbissn
9is6 eugene &. 6uHter, nelber bort
fDegen Diebitabls oerIaugt rpirb uno
bier Don Der ppIiaei in SetpdhriaIl
eeHommeN tpurbe.
- George gnsiIe entfIob pprseit.r5
9lbenb aug benz Srrenaipl inNSapion.
g., unb tpuroe' geitern Worgen auT
ieiusr 5arm in 0auDber 3opnibip
eefuEben, in 9etpabrfam genommen
nro i'm gountp 9efdnsniB einitpsilen
inbaftirt.
= 5rait Milliam 9. IBID BON Der
giorb 6. Gtrdbe tpurbe fir cine Spes
ration i'm Wercp SOipital aufssnoms
MEN.
= 6drrp .. Rode rpel6er felt 18
Jabren in ben ftdbtH9en WaferiDers
ten dnseiteIIt mar unb yeo. 321 0ine
Strube fDObnte, iturb seitern Morgen
i'm Wercb 5oipital an @o.rnDerbdr.
talua i'm Glitter Don 49 s5ubren. Gr
9interIdbi bic Sattin uub mebrers
Hinber.
= William Reece Bot 2eotd Rsecs,
duelds ansebli4 in aanias Gitp, Wo.,
inter ibrem Wdb4enndmen aepta
airipatrid in einsm Sotsl drbeitet,
ouf S4eibuns DertIaet, neil file ft9
,ipeigert gu ibm gu fontmen unb ibn
irerrbu4ldHigt. Das pnar beirdtbste
tn GoIDit9, aanias, in 1912. n
e. WiGrp Garter BAT Willie Garter
Guf S&siaaHs rsrsIast aus -asrIaugtj
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lQ elileH 2uhlpt
in Der q 7 D B {
zines ainbfOpfes.
Der Dottor faste,
er lei isit bret
Sahren bd, nnb
CAB mir Weebi3in,
Biz i'd ben Der
@tabt fir einise
3eit abberufen
ipurbe. 60 tonnte
i'd ibn ni4t LANCER
befu6en. aIs meis
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sim. aIte aunh II pieb.,

etne aIte RnHif TT rpiebsr
gu Gbren gefonpnen: Gos SiIbouet.
tenihRioen. Ger Sage na9 eili.
itanben, nIs IN grauen Tagen elm
forintbiihes sSiingfrduleiu ben Sdat.
tenriB beg abihie6nebmen6en 8e.
liebten init eireln Stiid apbIe aiii Die
Wauer baniite, ipater 5ur feinen
Riinit ent1pideIt - mir iuiifen ia, pie
Goethe urb RabeI @arnbasen bic
SiIbouette Iiebten - onnn elm ssabr.
bunbert lang fait pergeiien (inr BEL
ben Sh,oeiIten Der fiinf5ieer iino ieh.
5iser Sabre oIs gsortrate beliebt),
Iebt iie beute ipieber ai,i. ltnb pie
bas 10 i'm Suee Der Seit Iiegt: mir
begesnen ibr niht ni,r i'm RlinitiaIon
- alG Tie gebt nod grot iu,b be-.
gi1trS iih oaS @ebiet Der Reflame 5it
ero5ern. ggir iinben fie auf ben @Ia.
tdten Der QnidlagiduIeii, Dor ben ai.
nos ino Warietes, unb icgnr I'm Bel.
tungsiiiierat. Sbren NnnIen ober
neroanft ole SiIbouette nid,t. ipie
bdufis meenomnien benz glbbe De
Silbouet am Sofe 9,ibnigs XIV,
ionbern bem tranjoiiiden 5innn5mi.
niiter Gtienne be Silbouette, itnb es
mar Elm Spottndme, nit bem freili6
nidt bic itnpar5en gilo6en getrofien
tperben ioIlten, ionoern bic ipri6.
portIidc anniiierei BEG Miniiters,
6eiien 9tamen man ben biIligenS6at.
tenribportr1ten anbdngte.
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:, i',.., sssanssa uHs seiaHuisn bic irauriss N
aapt. 9puis Soifmann

waittpct, 20. glars, abenbs $50, I'M sntsr
bon e3 Snhren uHb Q Wlonnien snr eipiaen
9iube cirnepdngcn ~. peinenfeier an, Sanie.
Ina piofaen mn 10 iibr I'M alienbeinL Beer
bipnnn yrlbnt striile NlrmeH.
3i.i@ 1is fraaernbrn einftrblitbtnsn.
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@ie Tram Bean
Der &rifs beSegltete,
iieberifamb beiI ben 9sbensipediel
bnrdJ 9pbia 6. Tinfbam's
gegctabIe Gpnppnnb.

RdfbbilIe, Tenn. - AIS i4
'bura ben asbensipedfeI. sins. bate
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gereins.a .anssisen.
.Seder gpIten, q. u. 81,

Sefer Eriten, u. v, w.
Gie flanlerabsu bss sefer 9pfiens. q. u. m..
nlB unferes eeIlebten anmfrabtn, ssfpifhn
eoniS Acffmnnn. beisnipobieu, nm ibm bic
Ifsfe GEre 5i eripfifen. 1nsfelte fnbet I'm
3euif6eH eIfterbeim AM eamttne Moraen I'M
ssbH rbr TAFT.
gast aaeL ut. =
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matterIide Grmabnuns.
~Giebft On. lisbe Gmttis, Du mubt
itets aufriatig ssgen Dsinen Wann
feinl 4. Jreili6 stbt CO auh Dinge,
rie ibn abfolut nitts angeben@.
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Jrieorit4 BON S5aael,

In feineri 10. eebeiIsiahrr eeerbieuHa Srels
tne. ben 81 @ldrs 1915. mioraeiis. bonn 1rnuer.
Ranit, sLoipeifGde Rapmiler nnb Get
etrabr, nns uHb ipirb nm iibr In bsr e.
Soferbs eirdbc sin Iepifirtes Northumberland
nbaebalfen iperbeu. syrenrbs unb Bef1nntf
iiHo boill6n eiiieclnben bon
2s,so,si' Ten iraHsrnssn einisrbnsbsHsa.
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etarb nHi 3ieHfiae. ben 2s. w,nrs 1915.
wloraers 8 uer, uBfer fnnigiilfIiebfer gdier
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Wiaiant z. BINS,

Starb an w.itiipc6, ben 20. aqdrs 1919.
sibenos I'M iibr, in ber sIobnuna ibres
edpaaers gbiIipp sDs6fcIieiber, 30. 321s
Blenocrn slhsrne, Gorrbblne. uHfere irnigft'
asIiebie wlnttsr, Sntpieaermuftcr. UrDbrIrtter
ittih Ehtndaerfu
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Seutide eeib..

Bon asrOf. Or. ubO 0ammsr.
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gerIangt- MdnnIidj.
WnfHiitifteft.

pIaner. Grst5ani gainina mmi6ineu. wcbr.
glaf6inen. G4ieifer Eno eicor.efrbetier
Sb6fier aobn titr eriatrene nrtsifsr sG6-
ldfnau. Silly
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gerIanst--@eibIidj.

Rdo9sn flr stoden unb Gc,pnitaits.arbeit.
SmpftoiuHeei. ss2 %. NodDaIs abeHue,
abonbals.
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drawn as Ellen Neal. the erring and
unhappy heroine of the play, whom
Fate 5uggles about so carelessly on the
boards of life. before it makes her the
center OF tremendous moving climax.
The management of the orpheum an
nounces for next Monday evening the
Junior Mimic Mimic World of 1915.
World of 1915. The Junior Mimic
World is said to be diff
ferent from all others that you have
seen heretofore. Felix who is featured
with the large cast, and you will agree
after seeing him that he could keep
you laughing and entertained for hours
s6rmsts s5 time Thirty clever junior per;
together for this production and
each and every one of them is star
in his or her individual way. The seat
sale opens Friday.
Very Good Eddie" which hit the
bulls eye of success in the metropolis
with a force sufficient TO
Very Good keep 1t on at the Princess
Eddie. Ihnater ifi an entire year;
time here at the Orpheum Theater for
one performance. on Tuesday evening,
October 8. It does exactly what 1t sets
out to do-provide an evenings enter
tainment in which there is not a duh
moment. The real surprise of the
piece is said to be the instantaneous
success of Burford Hampden in his first
musical comedy role. AS the diminu-
tive bridegroom who has to protect the
equally diminutive bride OF another
man over night 1t is stated he is the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-27
REGENT-"Hulda From Holland"
VICTORIA-KIpona scenes.

A years run at the Republic Theater,
New York, preceded by an engagement
of more than five months in
Common Boston. is the record attain
Clay. ed by Common Clay" which
A H. Woods will present at
the Orpheum Saturday matinee and
night. Playgoers of this city are by
this time no doubt familiar with tho
unusual stir this play created in
New York. In three acts and an cpl
logue, it is the work of Cleves Kink-
cad. young Hazard student, and first
came into prominence as the Harvard
Prize Play before it won the approval
of the metropolis. No character it Is
said is as sympathetically and humanity
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uncle has a high regard for his farm.
refusing to sell out to a railroad COM
pany. When the president learns that
that she is the apple of the old Dutch
mans eye he evolves a scheme. His
son, who has been disinherited, is sent
If he succeeds in making Hulda love
him enough to induce her uncle to sell
to his fathers concern Allan has al
ready met Hulda and he consequently
attractive. He takes them into hrs
confidence and Immediately telegram
is sent to the father telling him 90
Walton arrives and after the business
has been completed he cCngratu1ates
Allan but is very angry when he ls
was necessary to the accomplishment
of the deal.
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1estic the first half of this week where
a good vaudeville show Is
At the appearing. Much can be said
Majestic. of the clever acting of the
players a in The Coral
Cameo" a little comedy-drama that is
meeting with a great deal of success.
John p Wade is seen in the leading
part and his work as a character actor
is fine. Four standard Keith acts com
plete the bill. For the last half Of the
week a musical comedy girl act en-
titled Watch the Clock" Is the head
liner. Clever comedians and good sins
ing. it is claimed. make this an unus-
uaIiy attractive offering. Surrounding
this act are Frank Shields in comedy
roping act Fisk and Fallon, entertain
ers of comedy and song, and two other
acts.
No story, II Is said. was ever more
interesting than "Hulda From Hol-
land" featuring Mary
Mary Pickford Pickford. shown at the
mt the Regent, Regent for three days.
Three Days. to-day, tomorrow and
Friday. Hulda leaves
Holland with her little brothers to live
here in America with her uncle The
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-27

The feature for to-day and to-mor-
row at the Colonial is Ave- part story,
from the William Fox
The Beast. studio called The
at the Colonial Beast" starring Anna
To-day Luther and George
Walsh, who will be re-
membered for their work in Blue
Blood and Red" The Beast is the
story OF an American heiress among
the rough herdsmen of the West, Miss
Luther Is the innocent Eastern girl.
Mildred Manning. who. on a Iom
through the West with her father. falls
in with Del Burton. and is taken prls-
with two other men. He takes her to
his cabin. and from thus on the story
is one thrilling scene after another.
bad man. AS an added attraction. the
eighth episode of THE Grip of Evil"
called "In Bohemia" will be shown on
the same program. Friday and satuf.
"The Patriot"
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zNGSElf q! MENTSs 81

ORPHEUM - Saturday, matinee and
night, September 80, Common
Clay"
Monday, October 2, The Junior Mimic
World of 1916.
Tuesday evening only, October 8.
Very Good Eddie"
wednesday matinee and night, Octo-
ber 4-"Lady Luxury"
MAJESTIC-Vaudeville
COLONIAL-"The Beast"
GRAND-"Susan Rocks the Boat"
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Sample Each Free by Mail

With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Adj
dress postcard: "Cuticura, Dept. II,
Boston," Sold throughout the world.
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BELL-1se1-UNITED
Miss Catherine Crawford Will Again Present Bowman
Wearing Apparel--At the Majestic Theater Next Week

Miss Crawford and her nine
Fashion Models ,Uho scored a
tremendous Shit at the 'sMa-
jestic" last Spring in ''The
Fashion Shop" When Bo,un,an
costumes tCere contested
against those of Fifth AUenue
Shops tUiII appear in a return
engagement ne1t ,Ueek.
Miss Crawford has been as
sured of the cooperation she
asked; also that ,Uhateuer gar
n,ents she may bring ,Uith her
will be surpassed aVith equal
numbers from our o,Un shops.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-27
of absolute merriment.

Miss Inez Bauer. who portrays the
part of Madame Mischkowa. Russian
dancer, in Lady Luxury,
Lady which comes to the Orpheum
Luxury. next week Wednesday mall
nee and evening. has been
identified with the following successes
as a premier danseur. with Richard
Carl in Jumping Jupiter" Elsie Janis
in the "Co-ed," Kitty Gordon in The
Enchantress," Victor Morley in my
Best Girl" Fritzie Scheff in Love Wa
ger" and a revival of Mile. Modiste,'
and Richarl Carl in THE Spring
Chicken" Miss Bauer is very grace
full dancer, a charming, girl, and bless
ed with good looks. She has been OH
the stage for some time. but is very
young woman being but % years iof
age.
There Is plenty to admire at the Ma
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-27
Ainey to Tell Alricks
Men of Japan's Beautie.

w. d. B. Ainey, chairman of the
Public Service Commission. will ad-
dress the Alrlcks Association on Fri
day night at its monthly social meet
ing in st. Andrews Parish House.
Nineteenth and Market street
Mr.. Ainey will lecture on An
Awakened Orient" devoting himself
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-27
PREPARATORY SERVICE AT
PINE ST. PRESBYTERIAN

The service preparatory to the sac
rament of the Lords Supper will be
held in Pine Street Presbyterian
church this evening at 7.30 o'clock.
The pastor, Rev. DR.. Lewis S. Nudge,
will deliver the preparatory lecture on
The Sins that Crucified the Christ"
This service is held in the church in
stead of in the lecture room that all
members of the congregation may be
able to attend. The seNion of the
church will meet on Thursday evening
to receive new members who will be
welcomed by the church on Sunday
morning. The sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administered at the
morning service on next Sunday at
the church and at the evening service
at Bethany chapel.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-27
HOW MISS SUTTER
SAVED HER HAIR
With CUTICURA

ri was troubled with dandruff and
burning and itching of my head. My
scalp was very sore so that could not
touch it, and the itching was so terrible
| could not sleep, and irritated my
scalp by scratching. My hair was thin,
lifeless and dry and came out in hand
fuls. was afraid of combing it, and
when did my clothing was white with
dandruff which fell like snow. | was
ashamed to go out.
81 had the trouble three or four
years. Then Cuticura Soap and Oint-
meht were recommended to me. After
the second application felt much bet
ter, and in two or three weeks | lost
the burning and itching and my hair
stopped coming out. | was healed"
(Signed) Miss A. Suffer, 800 Frank ST.,
Mckees Rocks, Pa, April 10, 1916.
The majority of skin and scalptroubles
might be prevented by using Cuticura
Soap, and no other, for all toilet pur-
poses. On the slightest sign of redness,
roughness, pimples, rashes or dandruff,
apply little Cuticura Ointment Moth
ing purer, sweeter or more effective than
these fragrant emollients for toilet and
nursery purposes.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Adj,
dress postcards: "Cuticura, Dept. Fl,
Boston," Sold throughout the world
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-27

principally to Japan and using lantern
slides of many photographs which he
took in the Orient on his trip around
the world several years ago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-29
WIDE RANGE or CHOICE IN FLOOR COyERINGS

a good Oriental may be called the
most economical OF luxuries and is a
constant source OF pleasure. The
worlds finest rugs for centuries have
come. from Persia, for the best wool
Tor. that. purpose grows there. The
designs in a Persian rug usually have
eonyentionalized flowers or trees. A
Turkish rug is distinguished BY It's
geometric designs.
Chinese rugs arc OF distinct char
acter; with few exceptions the designs
are Of Chinese origin. The same which
may be found also in Chinese silks
porcelains, and other art works
These rugs have peculiarly silk lus-
ter and by comparison are high pile
Chinese rugs are distinguished Just
as much by their omission Of rich reds
as the Bokara rugs possess them.
Rugs should not be purchased only
for their individual beauty, but also
for their adaptability to their future
placement so that they will unite with
the walls and blend in with the color
scheme. so that there will be a common
unit with the rest of the room.
The best rug for use is zone that
is keyed by one color, while all the
others subordinate themselves to this
one color"
Rugs are to the floor what green
moss or grass is to the earth, and in
the same way make the path more