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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-05
Y0UNGSTER BUYS
SMOKES FOR BOYS
IN THE TRENCHES
Little Marian Shields Does
Her ''Bit" For Uncle
Sans Fighters
This money is for tobacco
for a soldier in France, wishing
him a merry Christmas,
MARIAN SHIELDS"
MARIAN SHIELDS"

This is the letter that accompan-
led a contribution of twenty five
cents from little Marian Shields, of
Newport, Perry county. Marian is s
years old and wants to do everything
she can to make pleasant the lives of
the men who are fighting democracy.
Little Marian's quarter will buy a
strapping Yankee in the trenches two
packages of cigarets, twenty TO a
pack, three packages of pipe to-
bacco, tin of cigaret or pipe to-
bacco and seven books of cigaret pa
pers. This will keep him a week in
smokes" and little Marian will get
a return card of thanks direct from
France.
The following contributions have
been made TO the Harrisburg 'rele-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-05
LOUIS HuTT DEAD

br .TSSYtidfed C.S
Philadelphia, Nov. 5.Louis HUT, an
attorney and city solicitor, former
member of select council, and active
in politics, died to-day from injuries
sustained in a motorcar collision
late last night.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-05
PLAN ELECTION COI1Nr

The official count of the election
returns of the city and county dis
tricts will start at noon on Thursday.
The returns will be filed in the pro-
thonotary's office before Wednesday
noon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-05
HnRLIN mans HIGM HEELs

of high -heeled shoes by women street
car conductors in Berlin has been
prohibited in consequences of the ac-
cidents in which women conductors
have been killer or injured.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-05

+. l.. Rinkenbach. candidate for
City Council. stands for a business
of city affairs. Vote
for him.-AdV.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-05
Fresh Bulbs Direct From
Holland

An extraordinary opportunity in light of the difficulties of
traffic and special occasion of interest
gardeners.
Crocus, dozen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ............. 12c
Tulips dozen .............. ................. 1Sc
Narcssus in assorted colors dozen ............. 1Sc
Single and double hyacinths dozen ........... soc
Single and double tulips, dozen ................ 12c
Pomeroy Stewart Basement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-05
MAN DESERTS FAMILY

Waynesboro, Pa, Nov. st is
said the wife and four young chill
dren of Howard Aughinbaugh, of
Rouzerville. near Pen-Mar. are in
destitute circumstances as the re-
suit of the husband and father de-
serting them some five weeks ago.
He worked up around Blue Ridge
Summit the past summer, but his
present whereabouts are unknown.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-05

Republicans arc all "gangsters''
according to the subsidized organs
OF the Democratic bosses. but all
others are patriotic and decent
citizens. Strange, passing stranger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
Loew's Columbia.

George NJ Conan, in his second photo
play production. Seven Keys to Bald
pate" will be the feature film at Loew's
Columbia today. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Heralded as mystery farce" it has a
combination of novel situations and sur
prises that keeps the audience guessing
from beginning to end Just when the
course of the story seems clear the clever
author gives 1t twist that discloses ar
entirely unexpected theme. At times II
appsars to be a farce of extreme humor
when suddenly it takes on a meio-dramatie
aspect, ending finally with complete sur
lrfse that leaves the audience laughing
net only at the play, but at itself as well
Supporting Mr.. Conan are Anna q. Nils
son. Elda Furry. Corcne Czzell, Joseph
Smiley, Armand Cortes. G. Warren Cook
purneIi Pratt, Frank Losee. Eric Hudson
Carlton Macy, Paul Everton and Russell
Bassett.
Sidney Drew comedy. the Hearst
Pathe news and a Bray cartoon are also
on the program. Thursday and Tor the
last half of the week Vivian Martin Will
be seen in Little Miss Optimist." As an
extra added attraction Roscoe tFatty)
Arbuckle will be shown at the same time
In his new film comedy. entitled His Wed
ding Night"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
COSMOS

Barry Mack, noted Irish singing
comedian, with a company of six. will
present at the Cosmos Theater this
week a delightful Irish musical comedi-
eta entitled "A Bit O. Barney" which
is prettily costumed and staged and
overf1ows with Irish humor and song.
The Three Bartos. Greek athletes. will
give an exhibition entitled "A Glimpse
at the Gladiators. which Will feature
the skill and strength of the athlete
have an offering of a terpschorean char
acter whose climax is an Indian pas
seul, to the accompaniment of Indian
music. a pronounced novelty In the east.
and Denkins. Barr and Everett. in The
Livery Stable Affair." will make
laughter with blackface fun that also
has its song Accomplishments.
The Misses Kute and Clever, two
young musical artists from big time
vaudeville, but tncognito, are prom
Used in an instrumental Offering OF real
charm: Monty Fox and Eddie Cross
will present a comedy effort called
The Three Stayouts." and Conners and
Foley will feature the latest in mascu-
line dancing features.
The big photoplay. shown only at 1:15
and 4:45 pm. daily. The Stolen
Treaty" will picture Earle Williams
and Corinne Griffith; the Keystone
funny film will be THE Dangers of a
Bride" and the Hearst Pathe News
pictorial will complete the bill.
Today's performances. starting at s
pm. and running continuously. will
feature Jan Rubini. the famous Swe.
dish violinist: the Fifteen Musical
Maids" an aggregation of girl soloists.
yama Japs and the other acts Of last
weeks bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
BELASCO

Transpianted to the realm of screen
land, Jack and the Beanstalk." which.
In story form, has gladdened the hearts
of nearly all the peoples of the world
for many generations. comes to the
Belasco Theater for a limited engage
ment for eight days. beginning with a
matinee today. under the banner of
William Fox
The story of this fascinating fairy
fantasy Is said to lend itself ad-
mirably to the screen. and Mr.. Fox
claims to have spent over 100000 in
the making of this picture. An entire
city, with its homes and shops. churches
and surrounding ii a great wall was
buiIded, all in exact proportion to the
diminutive players who were to in
habit IL. An enormous castle for the
giant was constructed on a great hill
overlooking the little city Children of
talent and experience before the camera
were brought from all parts of the
world. 1t is stated. 1900 Of them. The
country was searched for a type TO play
the role of the giant; he was found in
Texas. measures eight and half feet
in height and weighs $50 pounds. The
actual filming OF this story consumed
an entire year. its promoters say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
Peg G. My Heart. -

Peg o My Heart ]. Hartley Man.
ners' delightful comedy of English
country life. will be the opening attrac-
ton at Polls Theater. beginning Sun
day evening. September 9.
Laughter and tears are close to-
gether in this story of youth.
Pegs father has eloped with the
youngest daughter of a wealthy and
aristocratic English family They
reach America. where Peg is born, and
soon after her birth her mother dies.
Peg Is brought up by her father. who
does not correct her. arguing that 'it
is the original sin that is breaking out
in we. and indade. ye are not respon-
sble for tits me-" This, according
to Peg, is a grand way to bring up a
er had appealed for assistance and who
cen years after has an awakening of
conscience and sends to America for
his niece to come to England. While
on the steamer uncle dies, and Peg Is
met at Liverpool by her uncle's So
licitor. Hawks, who is one of the ex-
ecutors of his estate. He directs Peg
to the home of her aunt, Mrs Chiches-
ter at Scarborough, there to await his
arrival Pegs experiences in the house
of her aunt and cousins cause many
amusing situations as well as some
tinged with ,pathos.
Robert Campbell is sending Ann Pitt
wood here in the role of Peg"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
Crandall's.

June Elvidge and Montagu Love are pic
tured in the stellar roles of The Guard
ian," a photoplay which will occupy the
screen at Crandall's today and tomorrow.
The story deals with the experiences OF
James Rokesby, bank president. who is
the guardian of Marie Dacre. a fascinat-
ing young girl. Rokesby is really in love
with his ward, although she regards him
only as a parent. She becomes, indignant
when he charges that Fenwick Harvey,
the young man with whom she is in
fatuated, seeks only her money. The
latter sensing the situation, convinces
her that the guardian seeks to marry her
for the same purpose. This leads to a
situation of many complications which are
not unraveled until after series Of
startling climaxes. every Girls Dream, "
a story Of little Holland lass and her
romance, will be shown Tuesday and
Wednesday, June Caprice being the fea-
tured player. A return engagement Of
the western drama, 'Durand of the Bad
Lands" featuring Dustin Farnum, Is
scheduled for Thursday. while ''The On
he-Square- Girl," with Mollie King. pic
tured In the principal role, will be shown
on the last two days of the week
"rides of Fates," adapted from Kate
Jerdan's story, Creeping Tides" will
be given next Sunday and Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
CAYETY

With Bedini. himself, heading its cast,
Jean Bedini's Puss Puss Girls Company
will be the current weeks offering at the
Gayety Theater, commencing today.
This years entertainment takes the
form of a two-act musical comedy. with
ave scenes and prologue, entitled
somewhere Here and its plot deals
with the search of Folly Gigfeld." q
theatrical magnate. for new talent -
exploit. The cast appearing in support
of Mr.. Bedini includes Helen Lorrayne,
Bobby Clark. Marie Sabbott. Bob Har-
mon. George Brooks. Paul Mccullough
and Sid Malcolm. besides the chorus of
twenty attractive girls. Specialties to
be introduced in connection with the
plot of the comedy include Bob Harmon
and Sid Malcolm. in Vision de Gre
tonne: Marie Sabbott and George
Brooks. in The Jazz Dance; the Five
Aerial Dolls In daring stunts: Adele
Hardy in songs and a startling act. the
nature of which is not announced. by
the Mischa-Pipik troupe. Novelties in
the musical program will include these
numbers: When He's All Dolled Up"
The Devil and His Temptations" and
How Can Any Girl Be a Good Little
Grip"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
NEW NATIONAL

The Country Cousin" new Ameri-
can comedy. written by Booth Tarking-
ton and Julian Street. will be the open
ing attraction of the season at the
National Thsater. beginning a weeks
engagement tomorrow night. This
will be the premiere of this new play.
which is booked to open at the Gaiety
Theatsr. New York, Monday. September
q. having been selected to succeed
Turn to the Right"
The Country Cousin" according to
the preliminary announcements. is
comedy which seeks to contrast the
American ideals of fifteen or twenty
years ago with the standards Of con-
duct now prevailing in some of the
larger cities of the country
They have selected as the embodi-
ment of the older ideals a self-reliant
young woman from small town In
Ohio. who is said to be gifted with
q gorgeous sense of humor and, who
possesses more than the ordinary guam
tity of common sense. she Is con-
trasted with a group Of pleasure-seek-
ing city dwellers idly passing the sum
mer in a colony near New York The
first act of the play is laid In the
small town. and here Mr.. Tafkingtons
knowledge of life as IL Is ordered in
IL promised that the humor which per-
meated his Man From Home" and his
Mister Antonio will be in evidence
Miss Alexandra Carlisle. who has
been leading woman with John Drew
and E. Fl. Sothern. will have the lead
ing role. In the company assisting
her will be Miss Grace Elliston. Miss
Marion CoakIey, Miss Julia Stuart. Miss
Eleanor Gordon. Eugene O'Brien, Don
aid Gallaher. Arthur Forrest. Charles
Mackay. Donald Foster, Albert Taver-
nier and George Wright. jr.
The play is being presented by Klaw
4 Erlanger and George C. Tyler and
has been staged by Robert Milton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26

Savoy both today and tomorrow. with
Jack Pickford. Louise HUH and Theo-
dore Roberts. The story has to do with
the adventures of Dick Hale. whose
father. Madison Hale, is endeavoring to
get concession from the principally
of MARTHA to build a railroad through
the country. Powerful interests oppose
the financier and he Is eventually sue
cessful only through the aid of Dick.
who interests Princess Irenia OF
MARTHA In the project. The cast also
includes Hobart Bosworth. Raymond
Hatton, James Cruze, James Neill and
Bliss Chevaiier. The program announc-
ed for the remainder OF the week is as
follows: Tuesday. Earle Williams. in
The Stolen Treaty: Wednesday.
Louise Glaum. in "A Strange Trans
gressor"; Thursday. Arthur Ashley and
Gerda Holmes. In The Iron Ring" ;
Friday, William Desmond. in Time
Locks and Diamonds; Saturday. George
Beban. in The Cook OF Canyon Creek.
and Ora carew. in IAN Oriental Rogue.
Next weeks attractions are: The
Squaw-Man's Son." Sunday and Mon
day: Tuesday, Antonio Moreno. in
The Right Of Posses sion; wednes-
day. Dorothy Dalton. in The Flame
OF the Yukon; Thursday. Ethel Clay
ton and Milton Wills. In Souls Adrift"
Saturday, Fannie Ward. In The Crystal
Gazer.'
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Andy" Lewis and Company.

One of the chief features of the
Cosmos Theater bill next week will in
troduce ANDY" Lewis, for years a
notable member of the AL Reeves bur
lesque shows. who comes with a COM
pany of his own in an offering that is
said to combine the best of burlesque
and the refinement and higher charm
of entertaining vaudeville. Another
feature of the bill will be the famous
Steindel trio. from the upper realm of
vaudeville. with it's splendid offering of
violin, cello and piano select ions. An
athletic feature will be the Three
Alexes, whose wonderful feats of
strength of limb and teeth have been
seen here before. Still other attrac-
lions will include the Howard Sisters.
singers and dancers, whose costume
displays against background Of spe-
cial scenery, all their own. are notable:
the Mahoney Brothers and their dog
Daisy in an English chappie act Nell
son and Castle. whose funny chatter
is interpolated with snappy songs, and.
probably. n unique girl act. THE Clown
Revue" by company of ten people,
principally pretty girls.
Besides the vaudeville acts are the
film features. including the big Vita
graph photoplay, The Right OF Pos
session." shown at the matinees, and
featuring Antonio Moreno and Mary
Anderson: the first run keystone com
edy. THE Clever Dummy" and the
Hearst-Pathe News pictorial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
LABOR NOTES.

| George G. Seibold. secretary OF Columbia
Typographical Union, No. 101. returned to
Washington recently from a ten-day trip
| through the eastern states and Canada.
The itinerary included visit 10 Toronto.
Niagara Falls. Buffalo. \. y; Atlantic
City and Philadelphia. While In the
Canadian city Mr.. Seibold spent several
| days with his son. who is stationed there
| with the Aviation Corps OF the United
States Army
Plate Printers Union, Local No. .. will
hold it's August meeting Tuesday night
in Typographical Temple. Matters OF
much Importance to the membership VIII
be discussed.
The Central Labor Union adjourned its
meeting last Monday night without roll
call in sympathy for J. +. Toone. whose
wife died last Monday afternoon following
a protracted illness. Mr.. Toone Is the
financial secretary Of the central body.
Tiden Hindman OF Carpenters Union.
Local No 1872, is reported TO have ar
rived safely in France. Mr.. Hindman IL
a member OF one OF the contingents sent
TO France by the Medical supply Corps OF
The Army.
At the August meeting of Columbia
Typographical Union. No. l0l. last SUM
dan In Typographical Temple. five new
members were obligated.
The delegates of Columbia Topographic
cal Union. No. lQl. who attended the in~
ternational Typographical Union conven-
ton in Colorado Springs. Col. recently.
are expected to arrive in Washington
some time this week.
Toe NJ johnson, agent for the Union
Printers Home at Colorado Springs, at
tended a number of the sessions OF tho
International Typogra phicai Union con-
vention.
The brotherhood of Stationary Fire.
men. Local No So. met in Building Trades
Hall Wednesday night and approved five
applications for membership
c. H Adams, business agent for Car
penters' Union. Local No 1872, spent last
Wednesday at Camp Meade, Nd, on
business for his organization.
Twenty-Five new members were ini-
itiated into Carpenters Union. Local No.
1872, al its meeting in Typographical Tenn
pie last Wednesday night.
The International Union of Steam and
Operating Engineers, Local No. 80. held
an interesting meeting in Typographical
Temple Friday night. Five candidates
We're admitted into the union.
Retail Clerks Union, Local No. 262.
held an important meeting in Typo
graphical Temple Monday night last. The
applications of six candidates for admis-
sion into the union We're favorably acted
upon.
An executive session was held by the
Retail Clerks Union, Local No. 2S2, last
Wednesday night in Typographical Tenn
pie
Sheet Metal Workers Union, Local No
l02, will consider a number OF applications
for membership at its meeting next We'd
nesday night in Building Trades Hall, al
9Th and G streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
Coming Attractions
Experience"

George V. Hobart's famous morality
play. Experience" which is now be-
ginning the fourth year of its exist
ence. comes to the Belasco Theater for
weeks engagement beginning Sep
TENDER 8. Experience" is a portrayal
OF the entire gamut of human emotions.
from the roseate dreams of youth down
through pleasure. disillusion and de-
spair. and finally concluding with the
inspiration of hope renewed by ex-
perience.
Ernest Glendinning will be seen in
the principal role of Youth. while Will
liam Ingersoll plays the title role and
follows Youth everywhere. always ad-
vising him impartially and truthfully.
but ever unheeded. The other char
acters represent Love, Hope. Ambition,
Pleasure. Passion. intoxicatiop. Poverty.
Work. Despair and others.
Others In the east include Margot
Williams. Marie Horne. Dorothy New
ell, Frazer Coulter. Billy Belts. George
T. Mech. Jane Elliott, Jane Gilroy,
John Todd. Marie Hall. Jean Downs and
Mrs, Marion Holcombe.
Experience" is being produced un-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
Glen Echo Park.

Every day is children's day at Glen
Echo Park. Fairgrounds. with swings
and sand pile. and shade. are the at
fractions of the resort for the young
sters and their tired parents.
For the older pleasure seekers the
resort offers other attractions. Today
there will be a series of free concerts
by the Soldiers Home Band both after
noon and evening. One of the popular
features is the free movie show. with
which the nightly bill starts. For the
dancing set Glen Echo has big pa
vilion. with its four sides open to the
breezes. floor that Is kept in perfect
condition and an orchestra OF ten
pieces.
Two of the thrillers of the park
world. the derby racer and the gravity
railway, head the list of mechanical
amusement devices.
Arrangements are being completed
for what is announced as a sensational
free attraction for the park early in
September
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
Rambler Rose"

Booked for Labor day week at the
National Theater is Rambler Rose.
announced as the big annual Charles
Frohman musical comedy production
like THE Girl from Utah" and "Sybil'
Julia Sanderson and Joseph Cawthorn
will be the stars of Rambler Rose
in fact, the piece was written especial
ly for them. The music is by Victor
jacob. who wrote the score of "Sybil.
and the book is by Harry B. Smith,
who wrote the book of "Sybil." And
just as in the case of "Sybil," there will
be only one interpolated number
song for Mr.. Cawthorn. composed by
Irving Berlin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
B. F. KEITH's

Two attractions will contest for first
honors at B. F. Keith's Theater this
week. where the new season Of 1917-ls
is being inaugurated. with bill OF
nine numbers. exclusive of the pipe
organ and pictorial features. BY
courtesy. first mention is made of Nine.
chilson Ohrman, the American prima
donna. identified with the Paris Opera
Comique and London Covent Garden
companies and later the soprano solo
list of several American symphony or
chestras. Sydney Arno Dietch accom-
panies. Her principal songs are ''Voce
di Primavera." Just You" and Polo
naise." from ''Mignon."
Wilbur Mack, Nella Walker and COM
pany form the other conspicuous head
liner. and they will repeat here "A
Pair of Tickets" the nirtatious skit
which received its baptism in this city
within the past year. It has been
elaborated since then. Felix Adler is
TO present his caricatures of folks with
kinks in their thinking caps. The
Volunteers" a singing comedy novelty.
will furnish some in the audience an
opportunity to cross the footlights and
assist In the funmaking. Makers of
History" one of the latest of patriotic
creations, Is included in the bill. Other
Grace DEACON. in what they call "a
paprika OF chatter song; Moore and
Gerald. IA Artistic Bits of Variety:
Fred ard Adele Astaire, In new songs
and distinctive dances; Aki Kuma and
his troupe Of oriental magicians; the
pipe organ recitals and the Hearst
Pathe news pictorial. with war scene
section.
At and Sis pm. today the bill
viii offer Amelia Stone and Armand
Xaiisx. Winston's water lions and div
Ing uymphs, Bonita and Lew Hsarn
nd the others Of last weeks program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
Leader.

Fannie Ward will be seen in the first
presentation in this city of 1.-The Crystal
Gager" at the Leader today. Monday
and Tuesday THE Crystal Gazer"
has to do with Rose and Norma Jor-
gensen. Their mother. living in a pow
erty-stricken tenement. commits sui
eide and Rose is adopted by Judge and
Mrs. Keith, while Norma is taken over
by Mrs. Dugan. woman of the tene-
ments. From then on they are known
under their adopted names. Rose be-
comes social favorite, but Norma falls
into the clutches of Calistro. a charla-
tan hypEotist. Under his guidance she
becomes a hypnotic subject and Calls
tro is taken up by fashionable society.
Al social entertainment Calistro no
tees the resemblance between Rose
and Norma. The girls do not know
each other and Calistro secures infor-
nation to prove that they are both
the daughters of a condemned MUIR
derer With this he confronts Rose
and she. realizing her position. breaks
her engagement with Dick Alden, q
young millionaire. and fees to Ber-
muda. Dick, on account Of the resem-
hlance. is filed with pity for Norma
and begins to make love to her Rose
returns and affairs are finally straight
ened out The cast supporting Miss
Ward includes Jack Dean, Harrison
Ford. Winfield Greenwood. Raymond
Haitian, Edythe Chapman and Jane
Woln: Wednesday, Thursday. Friday
and Saturday Vivian Martin will be
seen in another first showing. "A Kiss
Tor SUSIE" in which she is seen as a
girl who forces her father to lose his
money SO that they can be happy
again.