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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-15
LOST AND FOOND

y, LOST - Between Liberty and state
street, on sixteenth, black leatnesr
cardcase, with p. r. II. pass No. lbSo'
w. r. Corder and wife. Reward II re-
turned to 522 North Sixteenth street.
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SEVERAL COTTAGES FOR RENT
by day, week or evenings. A very de-
sirabie and convenient place for an
outing. Telephone. bath, electric
light, ETC. Call 912 North Third street.
Bell phone 1851.
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
S. w. GOODYEAR AND FAMILY
wish to thank their neighbors and
friends who assisted them in their
late bereavement of mother and Wlte.
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EDGEMONT Two lots, sOx12O
Price, $125.00 each. Easy terms. Wal
ter L. Dowhower, 81 North Filth
street. Both phones.
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thirty days after August 15,
JAMES d. SALESMAN.
HARRY FAHNESTOCK,
PAUL G. SMITH,
XiewerA
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LOST - A large cameo pin in CEN
tral part of the city. A reward II re,
turned to 1O11 North Third street. Bell
phone 1873.
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LEGAL NOTICES
August 10. 1917.

SEALED 5DP PRoPosALs 6sDNtfG Will be re-
ceived by the Superintendent of
Streets and Public Improvements at
his office, Room 800 Commonw ealth
Trust Company Building, 222 Market
Street. Harrisburg, Pa, up until noon
the GRADING OF ORANGE STREET,
from the north side of EMERALD
STREET, to the south side of SENECA
STREET. Blank bids and specihca-
tions may be had on application. The
right to reject any and all bids is re-
served.
w. H. LYNCH,
superintendent
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WOMAN = Desires days work. Ap-
ply to Ill Dewberry street. Bell phone
616J.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

THREE large rooms for light
housekeeping, second floor; use OF
bath; balcony; bay window in front
.619 North Eighteenth street, Cali
evenings only after 6:3O.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED - Stenographer. Ad-
bress p. o. Box o, Harrisburg, Pa.
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STEADY, young white girl, to help
with light housework in adult fam
lily. Apply Bell phone 559W.
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WANTED - Mechanical craftsmen
oyer rs years of age who can detail
from layouts. Electrical experience
hot necessary. Permanent positions
and every chance for advancemenI oLe
Sered To the right men. Address CHIEF
Clerk Engineering Department'
Westinghouse Electric and Mtg' Co.,
EasI Pittsburgh. Pa.
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. TWO ROOMS FOR RENT - Unfur-
nfshed; suitable for light housekeep-
ing. 1920 North Third street.
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WANTED White chambermaid.
Apply 222 Chestnut street.
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FOR SALE

Well improved Front street
property, los feet Cor more)
by 200 it., below Kelker
street.
Address 1908 North Second
Street.
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WANTED = A scrubwoman. Apply
Hotel Columbus.
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HELP WANTEp-FENIALE

GIRLS to feed Platin presses. Ex-
perience not necessary. Apply Fore
man, The Telegraph Printing Co., Sec
ond Floor Telegraph Building Annex.
Harrisburg, Pa.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
1914 Bellevue, Road. Apply at 1914
Bellevue Road.
The evening world., 1917-11-28
ALIENS MOVE OUT
AS SOLDIERS TAKE
UP GUARD At PIERS
scores " Germans Leave
NVaterfOn, Barred Zone
Armed Regulars on Duty.

WIN fuiiy ssmsd Yates s,s,.s
faIdisfs ps',olllns wss, stree, bs
fnssn Tsnts snf Tvsnty. sssond
streets. ne territory wbloh smb,ssss
mo twelve most Important piers In
Manhattan from var siandpoln,
md scores NJ alien enemies movlnr
'h"lf belongings beyond the newly
established 100 yard line. the nr-, ~.
focts n the rigid restrictions 10 ba
enforced along the oi,y's waterfront
from nov on becams apparent to-day
4 detsohmsnt ~ 40 members oi
Tho Eighth Coast Defebss command
under Capt W. A Heath. coas,
Artillery Corps. IL In charge Of IN,
work Of guarding tho nine Chelsea
and three southern Pacific piers that
have been placed under military con.
troll Before many days have passed
~ was reported about the Fedora
liuilding to-day. West street, from
the Battery 10 Twenty.third Street
will he n military reservation.
Tho Eighth Coast Defense moi
oamo down from Fort Schuyler on tn
steamer President last night and ar
qunrtered on Pier No. ~, at the foo
~ West lith street They went ol
duty about 10 o'clock this morninl
two men being assigned to the watc
end Of the docks. one 10 the street en-,
and several being stationed at point
inside the big sheds
About 100 feet from tho street en-,
| q tho piers West Street has be-
The evening world., 1917-11-28
AFTER EXPOSURE
GET THIS RELIEF
Use Slonn's Linimcnt to
prevent aches and pains
from weather exposure.

You. Who are ou, In All kinds 81
weather. Never let your cold, vet
work lay you up With Rheumatism or
cTamped musclra Apply Sloan's
Linlment 10 those sore joints or
muscles. stih neck. lumbago. neufalgic
twinges Yes, and Ia sprains. bruises,
loothache or any hurt Its warming,
easing comfort will penetrate nm In.
famed joint. soo,hc strained muscles
or irritatcd nerves and stop the pain
at once.
Sloan's Llnlment requires no rub
bing 10 get immediate results 4
much better than salves or plnstcrs, Al
lts clear, clean liquid In neatcr ant
easier to apply It's success in savinI
su uHering for others proves II win stoI
your aches Generous size bottles al
druggists everywhere. 25c, SOC. 81 90
The evening world., 1917-11-28

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tho seventy two hours ~ Graos ~
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found Vifhin ths prpscribed lines
after that hour viii be immedi
atsiy tntefnod Alien enemy business
mon IN the restricted dlstrictE are u
have n few days more ~ transfer
their establishments to other parts ot
the city
MANY Dermans who have lost theii
JOba along tho waterfront aA y res1ii
of The new regulations are appealinI
TO United Rtnt'a Marshal MCCARTHY
| for help IN nndinE new positions
IIhif " dozen crying women. tho wivts
II 1uatcd alien enemies. we're wt,ltinI
| f0f him Il. day lie promised 20 obtaii
| jobq Tor ucir husbands. He has al
ready placed n large number Of th
men.
Ten coal pnssors. all ahen enemies
who wcto found loading coal on
steamship ut an Bnst River pier. wer
arrested by customs officials thi
morning. They were taken "a th
Federal building and questioned b
Assistant United States Attofne
Knox. ono Of tho men said two q
his sons we're with Gen. Pershing'
force IN France. All wero hold 10
further investigation.
The evening world., 1917-11-28

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sals ~ e0ealns and fsfussf ~ III ~
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vas shot and hlllsd In front % 40
~, Navy Street Danisii1 rtys hl
knows al sbou, ihis murder snI h,l
furnished ths Mans ~ the sllsg1'
murderer
The evening world., 1917-11-28
1000 INMATES SAVED
FROM FIRE IN HOSPITAL

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The evening world., 1917-11-28
DRAFT EXEMPTIONS EXPIRE,
All Issued for Limit 10 Dec. I5 Are
Ordered Revoked.

All Issued for Limit 10 Dec. Is Are
Ordered Revoked.
WASHINGTON. Nov 2s,-All persons
suh,ect TO the Selective Military Service
law, Provost Marshal crowder an
nounced to-day. are charged with know
,rs ths law and accompanying resula-
,Ions and failure to comply with them
viii be considered a misdemeanOr. pun
ishabli by a years imprisonment. Fail
urs al,o may cause immediate Induction
into military service and will operate as
waIyer of any right or privilege which
n,tght otherwise have been claimed.
Cen. Crowder pointed out that all
preyious exemptions are revoked under
y acct on OF the regulations which reads,
"oll exemptions and DISCHARGES mads
prtor % noon on Dec. ID, and all certifi.
sntes In evidence thereof. arc hereby
revoksd from and after noon on Dec. III
ana all such certificates theretofort
ISSUE shall have no further validity"
The evening world., 1917-11-28
Lose Your Fat,
Keep Your Health

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The evening world., 1917-11-28
MURDER PAYROLL
Up TO $500 A WEEK
IN KILLING Of e
Married ASsaSsIns PAD $40
and Expenses and Single
Ones SO, Says DanIellO.

The Hs' ~ ,vsn'y .'hfs. MURDERS In
Manha''an. iifoosiyn. quosns West.
chester and Phlisfsiphia vhi-h Ralph
pnnieiio, kno~n q. ralph th~ Hsr-
her" confessed wsrs committed ~
orders ~ ard paid for ~ leaders ~
three gangs controlling Italian gam.
hing and graf in this city. vss made
public to-day by Capt coushiin Of
tho brooklyn Dstsctivs bureau. Dan.
iello first made his confession 70 De
teotive Puociano of Brooklyn while
on his way back two weeks ago from
Reno, Nev, where hs had been ar
rested FOR robbery.
Daniellos stories Of many Of the
murders have ben checked up and
found TO bo accurate lie says he
took part In slx Of them himself Most
OF them were committed by hirod
assaaslns who wero on salary. Mar
ried murderers were paid $40 a week
and expenses and single men go .
week and expenses. A. times. Dan
iello says. vincenzo and Cyro Mo-
relic, leaders OF the Harlem gang. and
Leopold Loretano, head OF the Navy
street gang IN Brooklyn, had muir
der payroll running as high as 5000
a week
The confession OF Danielio clears
up the causes OF a number Of murders
In which arrests were made but pros
ecutions failed because the police
were unable TO establish a motive. II
appears that the Moreilos, I,oretanos
and a few Others, by reason of their
ability 70 hire assassins. had obtained
control Of all gambling blackmail. of
blackmail OF cellar coal and ice deal
ers all over tho city and OF the busi-
ness of selling artiohokes In New
York. oupiders who attempted to
| get in on any branch of the graft
were promptly murdered.
GIVES NAMES OF THREE IN
DOUBLE MURDER.
Back In early 1915 Gesualdo GallucI
and his son, Luca, who ran a billiard
room at No. sss East 1osth Street, had
attained what they thought was sur
fcient Importance in Harlem's Little
Italy 10 enable them to defy grafters
who sought to collect blackmail. On
the night OF May II. 1915. three mer
entered the billiard room with shot
guns, fatally wounded the two Gal
luccis and made their escape
Danielio has furnished the authorities
with the names OF the three men who
he asserts. committed this double
murder.
Because OF the obstinacy OF the
Galluccis. Daniello says, one Nichola:
Delguadio. a member OF the gang, had
been mysteriously killed. II wal
three of Delguadio's friends thai
killed the Galluccis. The Delguad
murder. about which Daniello Is NOR,
or less hazy as to details. was really
the frst OF the chain OF twenty-five,
killings that Daniello knows about.
On May 21. 1915. Felice Localio o
Conselyea Street. Brooklyn. who hat
refused to pay blackmail. was fount
in front Of No. 25 skillman Street
Brooklyn, with his throat cut Dan
The evening world., 1917-11-28
prop. Dead o, TO on Eve of Mar
risEe.

FRANKLIN. N. ~. Nov 2s.-Charios
G. Paige. Of this city. dropped dead to-
day while waiting at the railroad sta
ton for n train 10 take him 20 the home
Of his son. tho Rev. Wesley A. Paige. at
CIarcmont. for Thanksgiving. Mr.. Paige
was 10 years old. HO was to have been
married Saturday.
The evening world., 1917-11-28
lao TO rHG KILLING OF An.
OTHGN, AZ aAVa.

orHGR. "a SAYS.
out NJ this murder. paniSlio saws
there grew The klllibK ~ another Dn
Marco. Giuseppe, ~ 40 isS West
10Th Street. IN restaurant NJ No 81
James street. on July 10. 1918 Thren
msn did thu Job. and ons Of them, ao.
cording 10 Daniello. In his haste and
excitement. accidentally shot and
kiilsd Charles Ion bnrdi. an innocent
bystandsr. OF No, 10 Catherine street.
Detectives made number OF arrests
In this case but were never able 90
get 20 the bottom Of tho cause ~ tho
shooting. Daniello has furnished
what he claims 20 be the real motive
for tho murder and tho names Of the
mon VINO committed a.
On July ~. 1915. Nicholas Avrono
OF No. 100 Humboldt street. Brook
iyn. found himself at 1sth Street and
Second Avenue, Manhattan, In answer
10 a message which had led him 70
believe q woman awaited him there.
| iubkeau VI hHt Woiihn hu INV - "Ri'
with n gun, who promptly killed him.
Daniollo says he knows who com
mitted the crime. one Salvareso Co
pelIa OF No. i0i West Houston street
Was arrested at the time and charged
with the murder, but escaped because
OF lack OF evidence.
Daniello has told Why Nicholas Nor
clio, known as "Terranova," n nephew
OF "Lupo the Wolf" and Charles
Ubracco hurried from 1l6th Street and
Second Avenue In Harlem TO johnson
Street and Hudson Avenue on Sept
7, 1915, only to be ambushed at that
corner and murdered. There have
been many arrests In this case. Dan
iello says that one OF the murderers
is now awaiting trial for another MUIR
der In another State.
Giuseppe Verazzano Of No. 6s Mot,
Street was shot and killed at No. 34l
Broome Street on Oct. 8. 1915. DaniellC
claims to have witnessed this muir.
/ der, acting as n lookout" for the
murderers. He also claims to hav,
inside information as TO who shot
Salvatore De Marco In an automobil,
and threw his body out on a lonely
street In Long Island City on Oct
-, 1916.
| DanlellO mas tOlQ an interesting
story, the authorities claim, OF IN,
killing OF George Esposito, a truck
man OF No. 40l East l06th Street, who
was shot In front OF No. 304 Eas
losth Street on Nov. 0. 1916, and Of
the shooting OF Gaetano Delgordo, a,
he was locking UP his restaurant a
No. 203l First Avenue on the nigh
OF Nov. 30. 1916. There is a close re
lation between these crimes, accord
ing to Daniello.
The police have obtained from DAM
clio detailed account OF how Antonio
Lanetu was lured from his home a
No. James Street to the corner o
Johnson and Navy Streets, Brooklyn, OF
Jan. 20, 1917. As he reached the cor
ner a sharpShooter posted behind bill
board blew part OF his head off will
n shotgun. Daniello says this Grim,
was related TO the assassination a weeI
later OF Giuseppe Chiarello in a coffe,
house at No. 1876 Hester Street.
Three men. according TO Daniello
lured Joseph Mazzaro Of No. 242 Eas
sbth Street who was troublesome /,
the Harlem Gang" TO the suburbs o
Yonkers on March IT, 1917, and sho
him 20 death. Then. according L
Daniello, the murders suddenly SHIFTED
to Philadelphia. where a branch OF tn,
allied New York gangs had started
operations.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20
MALES

At the Majestic William $. Hart comes for Sunday and Monday Tn Ihe Square Deal Man. powerful flinl which is sure to attract favorable at-
 On Tuesday and Wednesday Seera Owen in A Woman's Awakening IS the Majestic feature. She has as sup port in this Fine Arts procuctlon' Nate Bruce. A. D. Sears, SpottsWoode Alt ken. Charles Gerard, Alma Reuben and Jennie Lee.
 The synopsis of "A Woman Awakening is as follows,
 Paula Letchworth, tenderly reared
 marries a man of the world and plunges into the whirl of fashionable society. Financial reverses reveal the true character of her dissipated hus- band. who has married her for hef money. Matters come to climax when Allan Cotter. Paula's loyal friend, dls- covers the dead body of her husband and concludes that Paula has com .mitted the deed. When Allan offers her his love she refuses, believing him to be the murderer. The mystery ls solved, however, in a telling climax
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20
HIP

The Hip has coming for it's week which starts today five distinct fea- lures. the extra ore of the week being the return of the most timely picture, aThe Fall of a Nation,' which is pre- sented for Ffiday, only, under the auspices of the Young WOman's Christian association for the benefit of their conference fund.
 The Sunday and Monday dates will be devoted to Richard Bennett in a gripping story, And the Law Says. Tuesday and Wednesday sees one Of the prettiest love stories and one or the best mystery plays combined into one five-reel production. IL Is called. Her Beloved Enemy" and is spark ling story of a girl who promises her dying father that she will hunt down the man he thinks Wronged him and Tn the carrying out of her promises she falls in love with the very man. It is one big story bound to please, thinks the Hip management
 Thursday is devoted to The Cour- age 0 fSilence," a brand new first run Vitagraph which holds only for the one day because the Friday Vitagraph date is taken by "The Fallof a Nation"
 On Saturday one of the most pre- tentious bills of the season will find expression on the Hip screen. It will be the coming of the five-reel Buffalo Bill picture. the actual life of this great American character who has just passed to his fathers after a career which was one of the big things in the
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20
ARIZONA

Abraham Lincoln said. You can fool some of the people all of the time, all of the people some of the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time and that's why the manage mcnt of the Arizona theater main tains that it is sincere when it assures you that the shows are pleasing the public It is the aim of the manage ment to give shows that will please the most fastidious.
 The bill to be presented tonight is staken from the third act of The Girl of the Golden West" Jim Dooley who is staging this bill, has condensed the three-act show into one act, giving it the title, At Cripple Creek Tavern
 The scene is laid in the barroom of typical western camp The plot of the show is that of wealthy ranch CTS daughter who is in charge of her fathers tavern. and is the pride of the 'cowpunchers.'
 Jim Dooley as the barkeep, well enough said. as you can imagine Jim trying to mix a drink, nevertheless he makes things hum when he holds the stage. George von Blk is seen in a character that is entirely different to his past performances, that of the yil-
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20
LAMARA

Following William F'arnum's wonder ful production, "A Tale of Two Cities, he has again returned in another Will liam Fox super de-lux production, en- titled American Methods" adapted from George Ohnet's 'The Ironmaster" In American Methods he has again demonstrated his wonderful ability as one of the screens most eminent stars.
 It is a photodrama replete with stirring action, tells of a red hooded American who overcame tho prejudice of the French aristocracv, and 1t is claimed to be one of the best pictures Mir Farnum has appeared in since abandoning the western characters for which he is noted. As an added fea- ture, a two-part Foxfilm comedy will also be shown featuring the noted cowboy Tom Mix in The Roman Cow boy which promises to be a sure cure for the hot weather.
 Wednesday and Thursday returns the popular Paramount star and hus- band of Geraldine Farrar Lou Telle- gen, in the Jesse L. Lasky production
 The Black Wolf"
 Friday and Saturday Theodore Rob- erts, Americas most popular character actor. will be seen in the Paramount production. '"The American Consul"
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20
PLAZA

Robert Edison comes to the Plaza for Sunday only in Kipling's famous story. The Light That Failed" Ede- son is supported by Jose Collins, Lil- lian Tucker and Claude Fleming
 And we shall be so happy that if
 either's lips were dumb,
 They wouldn't smile in heaven til the
 others lips had come"
 TorpenhoW read this from the sheet which had been torn from Maizie's book by Dick Heldar, who now lay be- fore him delirious from injuries re- ceived in an encounter with the der wishes. Dick was his bosom friend and made sketches for his war articles. The poor fellow wouldn't speak of himself until now, in his rawlings he told all about the girl of his childhood and his fruitless search for her. Tor penhow heard nothing but 'Maiziei" 'Maizie," for days after that. When the dervishes settled down to a life of quiet and all the boys went home, Dick remained to see life, as his old master, Kami, suggested he do Thoughts of Maizie hindered him in following out this plan, and soon after he sailed for London. At an exhibition of his war paintings, he met Maizie and then fol- lowed many hours of happy remin- 1scenceS. But soon, through gossip and fate's sentence, a misunderstood ing arose between them over his mo- del, Bessie, and thereafter she refused to see him. Blindness followed but not before the completion of what Tor penhow said was the greatest work of his career. Before others could see it, Bessie in a spirit of vengeance de- stroyed it. Torpenhow. so that he might devote himself to his blind
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20
Theater Calendar
 For Present Week

lAMARA-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, William Farnum in Amer ican Methods" and Tom Mix in a Fox film farce; Wednesday and Thursday, Lou Telesen in Paramount -Lasky pie ture, 'The Black Wolf" Friday and Saturday Theodore Roberts in a Par amount production, "The American Consul"
 HlP-Sunday and Monday, Richard Bennett in And the Law Says" Tues Gay ard Wednesday, Her Beloved En- enay;" Thursday. The Courage of silence" Friday. The Fall of a Ma ti6n;" Saturday. five-reeI Buffalo Bill picture
 COLUM6IA-Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the great million dollar film. "A Daughter of the Gods with
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

lected and MT. Uline. who is in charge of the numbers, wishes to state that any songs that the audience may de- sire to be sung on the stage Will pc sung if a card is sent to him Tn care ol the theater,
 Onening On Sunday, May 27, one of inc highest priced comedians in bur 1asoue will grace the stage of the Arl- zona. MT. Weston is barring no eX- pense to give the patrons just what fbev want in the line of musical comedy and burlesque.