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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18

served on him that hereafter major
leagues will deal directly with play
ers.
Yale men from all parts of tie
United States will go to New York
tomorrow to participate in the cele-
bration in honor of Yale football
heroes. Former athletes will give a
dinner to the team. 1t will be an all
day celebration with theater party
and banquet at night.
Les Darcy does not appear to be a
popular drawing card in his exhibit
tions. Fight promoters claim he has
not shown anything attractive as yet,
and the only thing for Kim to do is to
get hold of one or more good men and
show if he is still q winner in the
ring.
There is considerable gossip about
transferring the Utica franchise of the
New York State League to either
Allentown or Bethlehem. Both cities
are after league baseball. In the event
of q change the league would become
Pennsylvania organization.
1t is the opinion in Harrisburg that
beneficial. Harrisburg, Reading and
Allentown would be strong rivals. 1t
would leave only three towns in New
York State, Elmira, Binghamton and
Syracuse.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18

Thrilling - Gripping = Tense-these
nor any other words in the dictionary,
ii is said, could possibly de-
4 Most scribe the original films of
Notable Sir Douglas Mawsons EX-
Film pedition into the innermost t
recesses of the Antarctic re-
gions which Lyman H. Howe will pre-
sent at the Orpheum tomorrow and
Saturday, with daily matinees. Never
has any camera recorded any scenes
more wonderful than these. Here ma
ture, animate and inanimate, as found in
the newly discovered continent is de-
picted in her most weird and elemental
moods 1t is, indeed, something to mar
vel at. SO successfully do they convey
the actualty and atmosphere of the
Antarctic; so realistic are they and yet
have attended the exhibition time and
again to catch all it conveys to the
mind.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18
Dauberts Goodness Is
Life Saver For Family

Pottsville, Pa, Jan. 1S.-Jake
Daubert, of the Brooklyn National
baseball club, saved himself and
family from injuries by his GOODNESS
yesterday. He was at the wheel of
his automobile, which was also
occupied by Mrs. Daubert and their
two children, when the car skidded
and plunged down an embankment
at Llewellyn crossing. BY keeping
a firm hold on the wheel the car
was kept from toppling over. After
reaching the foot of the embank-
ment he ran the car up the en-
bankment to the road.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18
REVIVAL AT MILLERsTOWN

Millerstown, Pa, Jan. is. - Evan
gelistic services are being held night
ly in the Methodist Episcopal Church
here. The Rev. c. +. Hines, the pas
tor, is being assisted by the Rev. w.
II. Dyer of the Presbyterian Church.
Music was furnished by the Booster
choir, consisting of fifty school chill
dren. Sunday afternoon mems
meeting will be held at which DR.. j.
c. Collins, of Newport, will speak.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18
WEEGHMAN ISSUES DEFY

Chicago, Jan. Is. - Charles II.
Weeghman, president of the Chicago
Nationals, replied yesterday to the
threat of David L. Fultz, president of
the Baseball Players Fraternity, to
call a strike of the Chicago players
February 90, the date on which the
club starts on its training trip to
Pasadena, Cal.
President Weeghman asserted that
unless members of that club had sign
ed and were on the train they would
no longer be regarded as members of
the club
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18
Football Coach Is Now
Governor of Nebraska

Nebraskas new Governor, Keith
Neville, is millionaire sportsman
and for twelve years coached the
crack North Platte High School
football team. His team won the
state championship several seasons.
He was president of the Nebraska
Sportsmen's Association two years.
Neville, who is only 80 years old,
inherited an estate of more than
S1,000,000. He was virtually un-
known to politics until last sum-
mer, when the Democrats nomi-
mated him for Governor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18

One of the most unique and really in
teresting stories that was ever screened
is THE Heiress of Cof-
Bessie Love mt fee DAMS" the newest
the Colonial Triangle feature that
was shown to large
and appreciative audiences at the Colo
NAL Iheater yesterday and which will
be seen for the last times to-day. Bes-
sic Love is the star of this clever photo
play in the role of an innocent little
girl, who is made the victim of clever
gang of society crooks. The latest
News picture and the usual comedies
are on the same program. Friday ana
Saturday, Thos. H. Ince will present
Clara Williams in n powerful story OIL
love. and the part it plays in the wal,
called Three of Many 1t is not war
play, but deals with the adventures of
two suitors, who first meet in America
and later work out tangled problem
on the European front
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18
FRESHMEN CLASS TEAM WINS

The Freshman class basketball uuin-
tet surprised the Juniors in their first
tilt in the Tech interclass league, win
ming from the third year lads by a
score of 30 to %. The contest was
nip and tuck throughout and was not
decided until the final minute when
two thrillers by Cap" Smith sent the
first year lads into the lead. Next
week the Freshmen and Sophomores
will clash
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18

mailed to colleges throughout tie
country to-day by officials of the
University of Pennsylvania. Letters
of invitation will be mailed to schools
as soon as their classification is COM
pleted.
Many institutions including Yale,
Harvard. Cornell and the University
of Southern California, have already
indicated their intention of sending
teams to compete.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18
Lebanon Tossers Win
Over Tech High Five

Lebanon High five last night trim
med Tech High tossers, score 81 to
AZ. Tie locals We're weak at guard.
Both teams had fast spurts. Lebanon's
tossers We're in better form than Tech.
Techs best work was near the close of
the game. The lineup and summary:
Ii A Z L ISI2lTRE
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18

ORPHEUM - Two days. Friday and
Saturday, January 10 and 20-Lyman
II. Howe Travel Festival.
All next week. beginning Monday night,
with daily matinees thereafter - "A
Daughter of the Gods" with Annette
kellermann.
MAI AJESTIC-Naudeville
COLONIAL - The Heiress of Coffee
Dams"
REGENT-"Miss George Washington"
NICTORIA-"The Rise of Susan
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ADJUSTMENTS

action of the play. An all-star cast is
seen in support of Miss Young For
Friday and Saturday the Victoria will
present what motion picture critics
have been pleased to call one of the
best pictures made during 1916, namely,
The Cossack's Whip a story of mod
ern Russia. Viola Dana. considered the
most charming personality of the silent
drama has been played in all of the
high-class picture houses controlled by
the Marcus Loew interests.
The Old Master" a sketch presented
by Dan Burke and company OF five
will head the new bill of
At the vaudeville at the Majestic
Majestic Theater the last half of this
week. The sketch was es-
pecially constructed by Mr.. Burke to
provide a setting for his dancing which
is said to be remarkable. Surrounding
this attraction are: Fred Weber and
Company, in a Ventriloquial novelty,
Skelly and Sauvain, in a neat comedy
singing, talking and dancing skit; r. +.
Give and Company, presenting a COM
edy sketch, One Good Turn" and the
Zylo Maids, in an excellent musical Of
fering.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18
BANQUET FOR Prick HEADS

Waynesboro. Pa, Jan. IS. - OIL
GERS. directors. heads of departments
and general foremep of the Frick COM
pany were rendered a banquet by d.
Norris Benedict. treasurer and direc-
tor, last evening at the Leland hotel.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18
YORK TOSSERS TO
PLAY TECH HIGH
Victory For Locals Will Mean
Fourth Position; Select
PatrOneSSeS

The Technical High School quintet,
led by Captain Pollock, will. oppose
the York High School team tomorrow
evening on the Armory floor in an
other Central Pennsylvania basketball
league contest. York will bring it's
first and second teams along and will
put both of them on the floor against
the entire Tech squad.
PatroncSScS for Dance
Manager ''Dinty" Wear is preparing
list of patronesses for the dance
that will occur at the close of the
games. Il. c. Taggart will ofIiciate.
The winner will take fourth position.
while to lose will send the defeated
into the cellar. The line-ups as an
nounced will be as follows:
FIRST TEAMS
Tech. York.
Harris, I. GingriCh, f.
sen, McGann, f. Aldinger, f.
Beck, c. Shipley (capt0. c.
POLLOCK Ccapt), 8. Bott, Z.
Ebner, s. Whitmoyer, 6.
SECOND TEAMS
Miller, T. Ptleeger f.
Holland, f. Arndt. f.
Wilsbach. c. Kopp, c.
Huston, 3. Bower. =.
Erock, &. Wolf, e.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18

1Ielenann Diana the
womanhood world
Foxs in
gamblers
eeeded Truly
nnancer determined IT the light
ing
natural setting
be able to- compare g1n village valley the fernboweIed
hay e.
"A Dapghter Gods" of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18
RELAY PLANS READY

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. IS. - Invi-
tations to the twenty-third annual re-
lay race carnival, to be held on Frank
lin Field April 81 and 2S, were being
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18
Bessie Love mt
the Colonial

Appreciative audiences yesterday
greeted the first showing at the Regent
Of Marguerite Clark, in
Marguerite the Screamingly funny
Clark farce, Miss George
ut Regent Washington" Same Will
be shown to-day for the
last time. Because she was reputeo
never to have told a lie in all her life,
"Bernice Somers' was presented with Il
truth medal. AS a matter of fact. she
was one of the worst fibbers that ever
Joined the Ananias Club. The funny
part of it was that she had such a
pious and innocent expression on her
pretty face that she completely fooled
everybody except her immediate friends
who ironically called her Miss George
shington"-because she was so diff
ferent.
Tomorrow and Saturday-Mary
Pickford will be presented in Tess of
the Storm Country"
"The Rise OF Susan" the charming
picture play in which Clara kimball
Young, the beautiful
Clara I[imbaII and talented artist is
Young, Victoria featured, is the sort
TheatcT To-day of play in which the
action centers about
the most adorable girl imaginable. 1t
is the character of picture that gives
Miss Young many opportunities to dis
play her wonderful natural charms.
THE Rise OF Susan" is n play with a
strong lesson for the right, and dra-
matte tension is high throughout the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-18
s.ss l %
LEBANON

Referee-Smith. Scorer-Wier. Time
OF periods-20 minutes each.
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THE Rise or
picture play in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-31
N1NHt !

all the country's foreign affairs for the
FIRST SIX weeks Of NJ Thomas Viell
r"rcschcnko succeeded him nboNt
two weeks before NJ. Thomas left foP
Frnuc" and the two men came TO IN
ahSnIut" understanding which was puo-
lirly announced by Terrsohenko. As
result ut their nErernent Russia hAA-
al for conference on war aims and
both France and England accepted the
Invitation.
1t is realized Mt the Russian en-
hnssy that the German policy IL sum'
ciruily clever 10 nislnud many people
iu Itusrln mud that tt In evidently based
ON lhui hope ErNrrIhGl,ad. Tho Att
tudr nr tho pnv"rnmont aud tho great
nm IurIty hnr been 80 often r1lterstsG
aud tho measures hrInE tnknn sIAlnA'
that II l., nnI thought II will have nIoi
n"rirtn rnr'l
Iuirnin II Ia nrai.I haa na~oG pTn-
ir.Ind npninnI Ito allies urnro aims.
an rrrI''n"uIoh, hni has Insrniy sIri0hf
90 understanding about than, 1Snrss
dIII.,rnn"r uuh.r Tho "l,l regina allOwSA
The ,I"r {" uaho rorn"hnl treaties VIII
nIhar altoona unknoWn svsn - htO INn
nInIuI"rr. nuh u Ia thDuGht pbooalhA
Tint a"'h" "r Tia allies may "nAtlSt
nuaslA bound W sunni snhs.sUA a0SS'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-31
BIC HARDWARE
MERCHANT ALL. IN
But He Gets Next to Him.
self in Time

All tho cuHtnrnrra md cl"rk8 nv,
tlCrd how run down and nervous u"
wan. no knew Il himself but could not
head Il off
Finally hts bookkocprr told him to
try Thosphnted Iron. TINT It had cured
her father, a travelling man He said
he had lost faith in everything bIIt
figured 1t waR worth trial rs n Last
resort.
You should hear him boost rhuS.
phated Iron now. even has Il dozen or
40 on hand to start his friends on the
road 10 MELVILLE and they har" all
thanked him for putting them right.
He saws he felt better after the first
day, that leis Whole system seemed to
be hungry for Iron til" way II TOOK
hold and tho Phu@ pilates seemed u"
actll" hir nerves III once. II" at" bet
tor and could sleep nights and trl mp
la the morning FEELING mt
Hundreds of men ami women "aT
Ph0aphHItd Iron has renewed them
with rich healthy hIund. giving them
1uhl enough Iron and Ia" Etn"I'lihi"n
niInien.oirl nui tlrlr mrrt"u" slH
nrus ~ Nothing 'lr" could All rhF
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t"m hlrn"ine
t." I" I",ir LruErIri aud E"i rn"h
apo ,"hny nu'l pa f"uin"lf iIHh'.
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wa huVo pm up In tnp1ul"n only u"
not inflow dcaloTa /" 1IthhIlluln 1nhlr'n
al rIlIr { u EIlrgI 5 Ca" WG""l
Ing. w Va. aud I"nillnG drugglnlH
ovcrr where.
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U.tx.r and TWO sisters. Mrs. worth
raugh and Mrs King Richardson. Guy
Charles T.. Lawyer.

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lev ,n.nrInl hospital. thnfl"n IT, Lawyer
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trivial at Munich yesterday OF tho Ger

arrival at Munich yesterday OF tne 'e'
nam chnnCrllurl
.WASFtINGTON. July Se.--thri,'n!
t'hnnrrlIrr MichHclls pence lh'"' ~"
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uuothrr tiurmun attempt I" boihInE w
nuhlIc opinion Vt huma. appear 10 wv
r"nru sentiment In enemy ana h'"' TIL
,,uuIrIrs ind create diss"nal"ns "'
tween the allies At the kuhsiAIi en-
hnasy Il was stated TO Do who''Y u"
cnrrcrt Ia fact.
state department officials say N'n'
whIln tiormuny attempts Ivy lhh""I'"''
t. rnsIru uu France II want 'a''l'"'s"
ur cOnuursI with tho hupn nf iilhhIhE
breach with this new Ituanihn ""t''''
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Irv lur1 her program ar h'''"i"'
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/. hero was offer,n: feclers which could
be- rrnLhIn ed nj VIII.

, hero was Offering feclers which could
b" rrpud!hteJ nj Will.
Tho government. II ~ stated. VIII
tnk. no notice. If the latest Gernlnn ef-
fort Secretary LanSlns'S speech. al
thoug! delivered before the Michuchs
interview wua published. Is taken as II
complete answer in stating that peace
cau come only when the unit"d force
TT tho worlds d"m"rrHcica has over
thrown tho German military system
l{uaslan embassy ulll"inlH wnro hmus-
/ ed that tho new ticrnInn chancellor
rhuuld make t,u"h II iniaIuhG Ia say
that hort Thomns vas rent Ia l'"irn-
.rnd "In overcome This r"Inorn1 "f NJ
Turosrhruku whom hr evidently
IhutiEht - hu lttsrInn minister ~ Lot
.IEn nrnIrh InwnId rIbn'r'n plans ~
ruuuiuat. They InlnI '"h that ~
Th"Iuan went l." I'niI"IInl ultuuI Ihrr"
| wr"hr nfinr ilI" revolution. ihnt In
nL,,t March AMI that his r'.i.. ruI.
t".r" wan /" H"t int" ""inIn'Ini"nih'"
with IIn '"un"Il ct n'l,li"rn "It r''th
mons dUl'snIGD, M f"ll"W t"'l"llni
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rnlaTv I,ut nf niinirt"r ~ Nuanr". f"I
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Anderson Funeral.

Tnm"rrow nft"rn"nn ~ o'clock NJ
tn" family hnrna on South MnrHhhIl
,,rr""t. HcnwU"d. Roy. g. II Sampson
viii hold funeral Hrrvi""a "v"r tn" Int"
Mrs Mary Anderson. wh" Ai"h Sunhny
morning. Interm"nt will follow in No
Necheu cemetery.
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r.r. tnnruinu Mt Ia "'"l""h ~ III" pln""
..r death informant Will follow In M"-
nrChrn crtnotory.
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