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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23


the feW bridges in the State used for
railroad, vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
The commission has forwarded the
complaint to the railroad company for
an answer and it will probably join
an issue.
The bridge is historic. One of the
early bridges built across the Sus-
quehanna, it was completed in 1915 at
a cost of 1851, 900 and was destroyed
by an ice flood in 1882, being rebuilt
only to be burned in June, 1868, to
keep the Confederate army from Lam
caster county. The railroad company
has operated it for years.
The commission this afternoon sat
to hear argument on objections filed
bitumfnouSI region against the pro-
posed amendment to the tariff of the
railroad to permit 1t to refuse coal
cars to those loading from wagons or
any other way than from tipples. The
testimony was taken on this case last
week and strenuous objection, accom-
panied by some interesting statements,
were made. Since that time over 260
persons have joined in the case and
many letters have been received at the
State Capitol.
Expect Big Hearing.-A big hear
ing will be held tomorrow by the
Public Service Commission on the
subway ana el6Ndl6u. IL
is likely that there will be some dele
cations present.
Requisition Granted.-A requisition
from the Governor of Rhode Island
was granted yesterday for the return
from Philadelphia to Providence of
Alfred di Rossi.
No New County BilI.-No bill for
creation of a new county is to be pre-
sented this session by the Hazleton
people. This has been an annual
affair.
-Ex-Treasurer Here. - James S.
Beacon, former State Treasurer and
former member from Westmoreland,
was among legislative visitors.
Medical Men to Meet. - The COM
mittee of medical men who are urg-
ing amendments to the Compensation
Act have arranged to hold a meeting
here Wednesday of next week.
Against Brick Plant. The report
of the committee to investigate a
scheme for a brick plant at the new
Western Penitentiary was submitted
to the House by the Governor last
night. 1t is against the proposition.
Mr.. Garvin Ill. - Chief Clerk Thos.
II. Garvin, of the House, is i'll and
missed the first sessions in years.
Stevens Appropriation. - A bill for
$4,000 for the Thaddeus Stevens
School at Lancaster, was presented
Wy IhOpl I1GSS IO-udy.
Board to Meet.-The State Armory
Board will meet tomorrow to dis
cuss the legislative program.
Pittsburgh Visitor. - r. f. Bigham,
secretary of the Allegheny County
Republican Committee for years, was
here for tie legislative session.
Compensation Meeting.-The State
Compensation Board will meet to-
morrow morning in Pittsburgh. All
the local cases before the referee yes
terday were settled without coming to
a hearing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23

features at this afternoons session.
DR.. c. j. Marshall, of State College.
talked on the Treatment of Sterility
and Contagious Abortion of Cattle"
Papers were read by John Reichel and
Nj. ]. Harlzins on ''The Diagnosis OF
Infectious Abortion of Cattle" The
trustees presented their report and
officers were elected late this after
noon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23

Fulkman, of New Wilmington, on wool
and textile tibers. The specialists who
reported were Prof. J. w. Kellogg,
microscopic; Prof II. A. Surface, en-
tomologist; DR.. Joseph Kalbfus, orni-
thologist, and Prof. w. G. Owens, me-
teorologist.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23

ceed revenues. This provision is ex-
pected by it's trainers to produce
$lOO,O0O.O00 in time of emergency and
It's moral effect is expected to tend to
hold down expenditures.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-22

these she reveals the same artistic skill
which has made her modern creations fa-
nous the world over
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-22
Bills for Current Week

Sun--Briliiant and attractive Alice Brady
is at the Sun theater today and Monday in
Darkest Russia" A picture remarkable
because II shows the pre-reyolution condi-
lions In Russia with such truthfuIness and
forecasts the victory Of these down trodden
people. good comedy and latest events
of the world in motion pictures complete the
bill. Lionel Barrymore and Irene Howley
are shown on Tuesday and Wednesday In
His Fathers Son." five-act Metro won
derplay. an intensely interesting story OF a
harum- scarum college lad whose father bets
him $4,000 that he can't hold $50 Job for
thirty days. He wins out. but how makes
strong play that wins smiles and strs the
heart. Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Drew are also
shown In their latest comedy entitled zone
Of the Family" On Thursday, Friday and
Saturday vaieska suratt SURPRISES her many
triumphs in William Fox's perturbation OF
Rider Haggard's famous novel, she" Miss
Suratt, contrary to her ordinarily wonderful
array Of fashionable gowns. appears in this
production only In the beautiful, simple
flowing draperies of ancient Egypt. but In
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-22

Hazel DAILY, Bryant washburn's leading
woman in the skinner" pictures, Hugs
awfully good" At least. that's what lit
tie girl admirer told her. It's a good thing
Bryant's wife isn't Jealous,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-22

Photographic progress. A splendid comedy
Will also be offered on the same bill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-22
HEARST PATHE NEWS
Synopsis of Events Covered in Pathe
News, Released Today.

NEW YORK CITY-The mobilization Of
armed forces proceeds rapidly. and the
Esd infantry leaves for duty somewhere
in the east.
LOS ANGELES, GALA Holt tractor model
is employed by the California militia to
teach recruits the modern methods Of war;
fare.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. A spectacular
blaze Of unknown origin completely de-
stroys the large pier of the Clyde Steam
ship Company.
HENLEY. ENGLAND-Circus elephants are
being used to help Engand's land army
increase the production of food neces-
stiles.
IN FRANCE-Patrols on the yerdun Front
are provided with skis TO facilitate their
frequent trips over the snow-covered hills.
ON THE ATLANTIC-A British warship
enters American port for first time since
IS the beginning Of the European war.
INGLEWo0D, CAL.--Eleven army aviators
participate in a long cross-country flight
to demonstrate the use Of airplanes for
patrol duty.
JERSEY CITY. N. J.-Resruiting stations
are opened on baseball Gslds to enlist
patriotic fans among the srowds that at
tend games.
TO ARMSi-Te war IL hssught TO our
shores. The first naval conflict takes
place of the New Enslnd spcl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-22
Dorothy Bernard
At rye ErHRESS

photographic progress. A splendid comedy
VIII also be offered on the same BILL
Muse--Earle williams in his latest char
acterization, 'The Hawk" begins q two.day
engagement at the Muse starting today.
The story tells of husband and wife who
conduct a gambling establishment, though
they worked well and profltably together,
they suspected one another The husband
thought her affair with young French
nobeman was due to her Initiative rather
than the mans. And when the husband Of
fered to give her up. she did not realize that
he did so because he thought she wanted
TO be free Of him and the life he lived
Only when the gambler was ruined, then she
discovered the crash had come because he
lavished everything upon her Then she
realized how he loved her. Thus they bez
came reunited In the fight back to fortune
and happiness. The latest events of the
war will be seen in the Hearst-Pathe News
weekly. Sleeping Fires" with Pauline
Frederick in the part OF devoted wife and
mother, but able to display the claws of the
through her child Mrs Vernon Castle will
be seen In the last episode OF "Patria."
House Peters and Louise Huff will be the
attraction for the last two days of the week
In The Lonesome Chap The story Is out
OF the ordinary and has to do with the
solitary life and lost love Of wealthy
young miner.
Park-A splendid bill has been arranged
by Manager Williams for presentation at
this theater today. western drama.
shattered Ideals" will be the main attrac-
tloh, full Of thrills. punch and action.
Shorty" Hamilton will also be shown in
one of his inimitabIe featurettes. "shorty
promotes His Love Affair" The comedy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-22
&Elaa Isl e;s;. fE E! ga!-l Fi5 l2m}1

these she reveals the same artistic skill
which has made her modern creations IA
nous the world over
Empress-A week Of exceptional photo
| plays IL offered patrons OF the Empress be-
ginning today. The sixth instailment OF the
most notable war pictures will be shown
during the first half. These pictures show
war as II actually is. None of the pictures
we're especially posed and in their realism
they bring home TO the spectators the exact
conditions that are to be met with at the
| front with the fighting forces Of the Allies.
The proceeds Of these pictures are to go
10 the various relief funds Of the Allies and
the pictures themselves are controlled by
| tho English government. which took them
for historical purposes only. but recognized
their value in raising relief funds in this
country. Dorothy Bernard Is also seen In
the first half of the week In fve-act
drama. The Rainbow" Tho last half or
the week the photoplay number is William
Courtenay and Marguerite Snow In THE
Hunting Of the Hawk" The story was writ
ten by George b. Seitz, famous as the au-
thor Of 'The Iron Claw" It was produced
under the direction OF George Fitzmaurice
The story Is about a gentleman crook and
centers about bold attempt to steal a valu-
able necklace. The heroine falls In love
with Desselway and later has reason to be-
lieve that he Is THE Hawk" a celebrated
international thief. The action develops into
powerful and thrilling climax.
Strand--Irene Howley Dorothy Dalton
and Louise Glaum are the featured players
at the Strand this week. Miss Howley and
Jack Devereaux are seen Sunday and Mon
day In Her Fathers Keeper" a rafting
good breezy comedy drama, full OF mirth
and excitement while Monday night the
Menoma chorus will offer a stirring patriotic
program at both performances. Dorothy
Dalton In Tho Dark Road" Tuesday till
Thursday, could be called Cleopatra Rein
carnated," for she Is most lovely as we'll
as captivating creature who plays upon the
heart-strings OF mon, Her Circus Knight'
is the Keystone mirthmaker, which is full
OF amusing Incidents and thrilling climaxes.
Friday and Saturday Louise Glaum ID seen
In another adventures role, this time play
ing the part Of a woman spy, with the great
war as background. Beginning Sunday,
April 20. for q weeks engagement comes
the film Of the hour, vitagraph's greatest
preachment for preparedness, "Womanhood,
the Glory Of the Nation"
Hlpp--Lovers OF mystery and photoplay
excitement will be we'll rewarded at the
Hipp, theater today and Monday when the
latest Buebird picture story, 1.-THE Girl In
the Checkered Coat will be unfoided by
Dorothy Phillips and a clever supporting
Her hero will be William Stowell,
md Lon CLANCY, villain Of villains, will BIO
the fly In the ointment Of this fair girls
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-22

Crisis" as well as a comedy, Boomer Bill
Goes to Sea-"
forth at this theater today in William Fox
feature, THE Bitter Truth" The story is
gripping and vital one which will hold
your attention. Miss Pearson adds further
laurels to her ability In this production. II
Is produced In the manner this company is
noted for. A good comedy may also be
seen. Monday will be Uncle Johns
Money" "Nabbing Noble" and Going
Monroe-E. K. Lincoln and June Elyidge
VIII be the attraction at this theater today
in World production, 1.-THE World Against
Him." This noteworthy team Is seen TO
splendid advantage in picture story of In
tense human Interest and compelling situa-
lions. Pathe News will also be presented.
Monday Red Feather photoplay. 'Mr. Do
Ian of New York" Jack Muhall Is the
star OF this breezy comedy drama and II Is
said that the best work Of his career Is
seen in this picture
Lothrop-Edith Storey, Antonio Marero
and William Duncan, who Will be remem-
bered for his work In Gods Country and
the Woman" win be the delightful trio who
appear at this theater today and Monday in
the latest Vitagraph feature. Aladdin from
iue stoIy IL CO1neQy-0rama
or man who makes a wild bet In New
York cafe which carries him to Egypt,
where many exciting and humorous sItua-
lions occur, but he Is always lucky enough
to come out on top. A big ~" comedy will
complete the bill.
Ideal--crane Wilbur will be the attrac-
ton at this theater for today In his latest
screen success. THE Conscience Of John
David" 1t Is a splendid picture, in which
this handsome star is shown to good adyan-
tage good comedy will also be on the
BILL Monday vitagraph Blue Ribbon Of
fering, THE Glory of Yolanda," starring
Anita Stewart as sweet and clean a play as
one would wish to see.
Suburban-Alice Brady will be the offer
Ing at this theater today in World pro-
duction, 1.-THE Dancers PERIL" Miss Brady
leads the Russian Imperial ballet, assisted
by the famous Alexis KosIoff, and also de-
picts the roles of mother and daughter to
good advantage. One Of the new Mack
sepnett Keystones, 1.-The Nick of Time
Baby" will also be presented and you may
make up your mind that you will see
something different This Is the only
suburban show that Is showing these new
comedies.
ApollO-A notable array Of talent is pre-
sented at this theater today In Paramount
photoplay, Maria Doro." Geraldine Far
rar is the principal star, while Anita King,
Wallace Reid and others of note complete
what might really be termed an all star
cast. One Of the popular Shorty" Ham
ilton featurettes will also be presented on
a Sula
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-22

portion Of the bill will be offered by Dan
Russell In comedy of much mirth, 'Dippy
Dams Doings.' and of course it's an L-KO.
Monday will be Dorothy Davenport In a
Red Feather feature, THE Girl and the
Crisis" as well as comedy, Boomer BIZ
Goes to Sea-"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-22

Huff and Jack Pickford in Great Expecta-
lions"
World's cresset., 1917-04-05

manifested between the true
and the false by Aarons rod
5 vallOwing 40 the rods of the
magicians Of Pharaoh.
Again the 2no time the lest Is
made in shifting the water
and turning it into blood, ard
here there could be seen no
difference in the two powers, as
far as doing those miracles was
concerned except in the Lice. so
as to day, the tru can be m ade
manifest from the faise.
Try the spir it's by the word
If the Word condemns, then it is
false, So we add, whenever any
one say to you that they are a
Christian Scientist. Then ask
them if they believe the Bible?
and if they say that they do,
then ask: them, if they believe in
the the Two Man Theory? and il
they know what God s. two wit
nesses are and what Gods two
olive trees are? and if they fail tt
answer then you know they
are wrong.
World's cresset., 1917-04-05
CAN THE SPIRITS BE CALL
ED UP FROM THE DEAD.
Continued from page 2.


that there is q deluded people in
the world who claim to be Chris
tian Scientists. And that they
claim that they can call up the
dead and talk with them. And
upon those grounds we are go.
ing to tell you of a few circum.
stances. Which we are person,
ally known to in life,
The arst one, we shall speak
Of Is, while we were in north
Missouri we met up with an old
gentleman. and bis aged wife.
And they spoke to Us and said
BRO. Garrett have you been at
the Sciencemeetiugs yeti And
we answered." no brother and
sister we have not" Again they
spoke and said, BRO. Garrett
you ought to 90. They belong
to Christia n Science and they
can call up anyone you want to
see, that has been dead, ana
gone. They made believers out
Of u.s."
We then, spoke and said" Bro.
and Sister the re is a true Chris
tian Science. and a false Chris
tian Science-Do YOU know the
difference between the Lwo?' And
they answered this is the true
way. For the devil can't call any
body up" When this was said
by them. we saw the probability
of them, being deluded.
Then, in kind OF a satisfied
manner we said to them" Well
Bro. and Sister we ought 10 be
proud that God gavs US his,
word Us q lamp to our feet, and
= light to our pathway" The
word will keep us from being
deceived at all times" Yes
they answered. the word will
keen as In the way at all times. u
We answered again, and said
that We we're proud chat yor
Bro. and Sister know this fact
Now then We said 10 them" ART
you willing to try those spirits b!
the WoRD-And they answered
I'VE are."
We ans wered" "well done. W
will try them" For we then, TO
our authority quoted them this
passage OF scripture,
"Beloved believe not every
spirit, but try the spirits whe
ther they are Of God: becaus
many false prophets ara gon
out into the world. '(1Johu. Al
"Apd now we have only on
way. to try the spirits. to knov
If they oe Of God or not. AM
that is by the WORD. And nov
you do just what we tell you to !
and God will test them for 20,
by his word. The next time the
you both go and wher
they open their meeting, 70
say to the N that we knew
minister by the name OF L, s
GARRETT They did, rs we tol
them. And the two mediums
went to work to call up L. S
Garrett.
And .hey labored for over
half hour, SO those two o.
folks informed US, then the
went into another room, an
then come out. and informe
them that Il. S. Garrett hs
been minister Of satan, th'
satan himself could transfer
himself into a minister OF Ligh
And you must not think
strange that his ministers cs
do the same, and that L. s. Ga
<rett was one of them-Aud no
World's cresset., 1917-04-05

was lot or COD. F0! tney, r1gnt
there discovered that they had
to lie TO meet their d. mands,
And they knew that God had
said thou shalt not lie." They
then realized that they had been
deceived
Now we shall IN a short hand
manner, give you another cir
cumstance which happened. at 8
mother tine little later on,
with Us and the same people,
ana the same belief, only on a
mother point OF the same belief.
At meeting they were. holding
ahey we're claiming to heal all
manner Of diseases. And the
Itch had been in the neighbor.
hood for nearly six months.
And those mediums had it
also, And they to had been try
ing to get shut Of 1t for several
months.
And on this particular evening
that " e chance to be there. slit
ing in the back part of the house,
with very large crowd, being
unnoticed by the mediums as
they walked up the isle, the
women medium, began to pull up
her sleeves, and said, do you
friends, all see what the Lord
mas done for, me, he has healed
me of THE nasty Itch"
We had been informed that
she had the unpleasant dieases
for several months. And we
thought that it was a good time
to speak and so we asked.
How long was God healing
your This question called from
her lips quite q tyrant of words?
Then we asked again How
long did it take God to heal you9
Then come again a lot more of
) abuse, with the rest she said,
) About three months. Then we
asked again" if it took the Lord
three months to heal you, o. the
, Itch how long would it take him to
heal a plow boy Of typhoid fever?
And then referred her to where
9 God said. He would not cure
Y the Itch.
And by the means OF Gods
word we have been Able to de
e sern between the~good and the
r bad, for God said by their fruit
ya shall know them. So then
dear readers if there come a.
7 mong you some one processing
}. that they can Heal the sick etc.
Q Tnen try them by the word
e For there is no mistake bu,
D what there is seducing spirits
e and Doctrins OF devils.
v And they would deceive the
j very, elect if possible. And il
', behooves the child of God, to be
l. aware, and try the spirits. They
]. bad to be tried in Moses time
= The test was made by the rod o.
J, Aaron which at that time toob
u the place of the word. Aud in
a order to understand the power
J. and deception which satan has
d Wa shall ask you to read.
J. "And Moses and Aaron wen
!. in unto Pharaoh and they die
SO as the, Lord had commanded
& and Aaron cast down bis roc
Id before Pharaoh, and before hi!
" servants, and it became a ser
ID pent.
ID Then Pharaoh also called .th
ID wise men are the sorcerers, nov
at the magicians of Egypt. the,
m also did in like manner witt
{ their enchantments.
/, For they cast down every ma
h;o rod and thcu hccrna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-26
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Reduced to $7.95
Formerly $3.50 to SIS

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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-06-14
CHICKERING'S.

Madge Lawrence. well known on the
opera stage in this country, makes her
first appearance in motion pictures
with Valeska Suratt.
The police reserves were summoned
to a Chicago barber shop. A movie
matinee idol was getting his hair
trimmed.
The old colonial mansion in the
fourth reel was imposing, but an cleo
trical push button near the front door
spoiled the atmosphere.
June Caprice is paying the price of
popularity. Every Saturday is her
mailing day, when she sends out up
ward Of 100 photographs TO her many
.dulirers.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-06-14
scours Stores For No. 8 Footwear

Scours Stores For No. 8 Footwear.
Ruth Stonehouse has decided to give
up directing her own company until
fall, and in the meantime she will be
featured under the direction Of Louis
w. Chaudet. Her first photoplay under
her new director is entitled 1.-THE Boots
of Beatrice" In this production Miss
Stonehouse has to use many pairs of
boots and shoes, and, while the little
actress has a great quantity of her
own, it was found necessary to rent a
lot more This was no easy matter, as
Miss StonehOuse wears a No. 3, size
so small that the supply is limited.
However, after cOmbing Los Angeles
and Hollywood a sufficient number of
pairs was secured to satisfy the direc-
tor and the star.