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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-06

u9attte Gunn" og u9mlppauge" :.
Sfibene blep e6elogt ner &Diten ben
F25oe Wai af en- flor ubaa6, bpis
&ommanosr optraabte meo noisgt
@efligbe6 ligeoperfor Mmerifanerne.
IS bpert 9ilfeloe fneg un6erpanos'
boa6en Jig lige op til Sfonnerten, pi'
ite 5ignolet uStans eiebliftelig" /,
bragte Bomber onbor6 og tog Ime-
rifnnerne op / ubaa6en.
aaptein @olIbroof at ~Sattie
Dunn", ben ferlte iom blep taget,
blep bolot un6er Gef, in6til .gona"
bar eoelagt. 4ornmon6sren, Der tal=
te u6mprfet gngelif, iDntes at brre
neget pel tilfreos meo Jig ielp. alf og
til bolot llbaaben til paa 9apbunoen
Zen 27be Mai blep Miooag gibet
|alle Sanger % GaDne neo 8anoet.
Set tog As 5efunber at fomne til
sen Gpb6e. aomman6pren fortulte
5angerne, at ban bab6e nof Hropiant
% sSorraao for en- Maaneos Sogt
peo ben amerifanife aDit og antpoe6e,
at ban agteoe at tilbringe bele ben
Ti6 meo at angribe annerifanife Sfi'
be. Ser bar ct traa6leIt Mpparat
ombor6 paa un6erban6sbaa6en, og
til fine 9iber bolotes lengere Cant
taler 1ne6 andre Sfibe eller en- @ta<
tion paa 2ano. Eelegrammer ien6t
fra oe' 5orene6e Stater blep ogfaa
cplnappet
- Norfolf, 3d., ben 3bie Sunni.
@erperenoe Morineofficerer iagoe
iaften at Mapfolterne tr6e6e poa,
at fem tplfe llnoer oon6s5aa5e bapoe
opereret langS sltlantertapsfp1ten>
% at to bar blepet feet 11oenfor Sir
Qinia Gcpes.
9(lle arigsifE o. Meroplaner, iom
f,noe op6ripes> bar i6ag uoe paa
Sagt efter ubaaoene.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-06
Mhustn2BI nka anr.
Stprmano paa ul1,151", tibltsere
ben amerifanife Glaabe, fortel-
ler libt om 9aanerae.
Ycrmanent Observation-Disclosures. 1Sem
tDife l1baabe bar ppereret ber t.
ben ben 25be Wfai.
Seem Norf 6cn 45e csunt.

- SEEM Oorf ben 45e Stunt. -
Splflan0 bur oprettet en- permanent
Observation-Disclosures al SEN amerifan>
lfc 4pit, og in6en fort Tio bil en-
6laaoe l1noerponbsbaa6e i ltan5 til
at operere moo alle 9ltlanterbansbap,
ne al 8etDoning pRre Der, ifplge llo<
bolelier af 5tprmanoen pao llbaao
~ll=151". 5tpr1nan6en, Der 5 Mar bar
gaaosman6 / Sc 6orene6e Gtaters
Jlao6e> ia9oe bette til gnocb @ocfer>
@aa0smano paa Sfonnerten r@ona" j.,
Ser blep 1pnfet. @ocfer og andre
al 8eiptningen bolotes iom Sanger
paa lln6erpan3sbaaben / oper en-
llge. 0enne tp1fe StDrmanb, iom
fife piloe opgipe lit Naon, fortolte
&ocfer, at ban flere 9lar bap6e b.,
ct Seem gorf, og at ban bar forlo>
bet meo en- Flge / philadelphia, bpls
5otografi ban bi1te.
Menb til l1noerpan6sblofaben peo
Be Joreneoe Gtater ub1fripes blan6t
Samen6, Der er fortrolige meo ante
rifanlfe @abne.
Sen r1uperenoe tpife 8lofo6eflao-
oe afgif fra 9iel for ipo tiger liben
og fit en- ltorartet 9flfeb. 6otografi-
er fra oenne Mfife6sfeit blep fremoiit
Ge l1n6erpan5sbaaoe, iom 11u pa>
trulierer 4plten, bar ier Maaneoers
6orraoo, men penter at opbol6e Jig
Der ct Mar peo at foripne fig meo
Yropia11t og 8renoe fra 5fibe, iom
oe ienfer.
@eifen BERTH fra Eplflano foregif
on 8e1tinoien.
| ubaaoene / benne Yatrulie ct 325
800 lange og fprer fem Tons &a11o-
11er.
- Seem Oorf BEN 46e Sum-. Otter
at bore giort til Sanger af en- tpf
l1noeroan6sbaao og bol6t ombor6
paa ben fra ben 25be Mai til 2oen
Suni, me6ens ben angreb Sfibe langs
ben amerifanife 4Dit, % enbelig BE
bet lat fmaa 8aabe 1ne6 8reo og
@an6 til 2ibsopbolo ct % ameri-
fanife Spmeab tbag 8ebolb i Netp
Dorf. Disie Man6 uogioroe 9eipt-
lningerne paa Sfonnerterne rgona1 !.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-06
8ra 11 1Illt.
8epilsninsslopeu fur Armeen meO
ben bibtil itsrite 8ebilgning en-
itemmig pebtaget af 9uiet.
Ereiibeuten faar ubesreniet Mhn'
bigbeb til at banne iaa itor en-
9Gr, iom Der tran9es.

8aibington BEN lite Suui. 9e-
pilgningslopen for @rmeen, Der ferer
en- Eotalium af oper 10000 Millio-
ner Dollars og giber pralioentea
uinolfrenfet Wpnoigbe6 til at op>
rette en- Scr al bpilfeniomtelit Ster,
relie> ban finoer npopenoigt, bleu en-
itemnig beotaget at Suiet igaar ST.
termiooag. @epilgningen er ben its-=
lte oen amerifonife 2opgipnings
9iitorie.
Sfient 8illen ingen grenie fetter
for 4rmeens Sterrelle, bepilger Den
til ubgifter for en- Scr poa ire W'E-
lioner Mano ior bet fommenoe Aar
i 0perensitemmelie me6 Regjeriu'
gems rebioereoe Brogram for pao.
lfpnbet Sen6ing al gropper til
'6ranfrige.
Nogle al 8illens ltore @epilgnin'
ger er 6,315 Millioner for aparter'
meiterens aorps> 1896 Willioner for
Sfpts, 1,O28 Willioner for Snge,
nisrer, 800 WiIlioner for GIDpepa.
Tenet og 267 Millioner for Segeforp'
let.
&ongresmanb 2ongwortb fortal:e
9uiet, ltrar fer 8illen blep peotaget,
at Ben fsrte BeDilgninger en- balu
8ang til iaa itor iom bet ian1lebe a.,-
ltenoe af 9orgerfrisen paa begse 81.
Der.
Senatets Wilierfomite antages at
pere reoe til at begDnoe Arbeioet paa
8illen jtrar.
aonsresnan6 galopelI af Netp
Oorf u6talte unoer 9ebotten, at bon
felte fig operbepiit ON, at amerif1
inben 4oe Suli piloe baoe en- Scr
paa en- Rillion Mano / 5ranfrige,
be bebIte til at laas og De beoit no.
ruitebe i gerben.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-06

Senbag gftermibbag. 8eietningen
Ianoiat / Atlortic gitp, 81. S., ioog-
morges. rgoporo S. Cole, 1871
Cons 5fonuert ttibere,t6e eropeH
og Eburlop, 8osten. ii Ranos
Beiatning. Rao Wei fra Morfolf til
Rortlanb, Mnine. Senfet al 8om=
ber ca. so Wil uoenfor 8arneeat,
q. s., Ssnoas gitermiboag. Mano-
}fabet 1a,1biat Netp Dorf igaarmor-
ges. rSSacob 81. 9aIfell", Its
Cons 5fonnert tilbarenoe Gromen
og 9bur1otp, Boston. 10 Manos
8eietning, Haa Sci fra Boston til
Norfolf. Genfet al @ranatilo ca.
30 Wi1 uoenfor 8arnegat, &C. S.
Senoag gftermiobag. ~Siabel Q.
@ilep", Gil Sons Sfonnert tilbe-
renoe Ntlas Co., Ybilaoelpbia. 6sr-
te s Monbs 8ele:ning. Haa @ei ira
Pertb 4mbop til geemport geelps,
8irginia. Senfet mellem Cape
9enlopen og Cape Charles 26be Wai.
u@attie %. 4unn", 365 Cons Gfon.
merit tilbsrenoe 9unn og elliott,
Sbomaston, Maine, 6 Manos 8eiet=
ming S9nfet n1ellem Cope 9enlo=
pen og Cape CHARLES 26be Mai. 60
na", 1926 Cons Sfonnert tilbsren6c
6. 81. Sn.all, Macbias, Maine. Yaa
8ei fra philadelphia til Saoana.
Senfet ubenfor @inter Quarter
5prifib, miotoeis mellem gape 9en-
lopen og Cape CHARLES, 25oe Wai
~@auppauge", 1889 Cons &ielpe,
ifonnert. 8srte 10 Manos 8eirt-
ming.
Sfibe, Ser antoges Ipnfeoe: 60
rolina", 5,O93 Sons Haslager- og
2altebamper tilberenbe Seem Dorf
ano Yorto 8ico Steamibip Co., SEEM
Oorf. Ssrte 220 Yasiaserer % 12O
Man6s 8eiRtning. Haa @ei fra
Yorto Hico til Netp Oorf. 5enote
traaoleit Signal ON SjRlp, n1eoens
BET par unoer 8eifponing 125 til 15C
Mil ubenfor Sanop @oof al. 7 5en'
bog gitermiooag. ~Samuel @
9atbotpap", 1898 Cons Sfonner1
|tilberenbe Gro1pell % ~Sburlom
Boston. 8 Manbs 8eintning. sssn
gen nRrn1ere GplDsninger.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-06

!er 8eiiobelie al: Do General 6ecb
nplig beiegte Dunferque, iagoe Bor-
germeiteren til bam: .~@eneroll &c
frelite J1an6ern / 1914. 9e pi1 lite
1a6e bet i Gare / 1882" General
8ocb fporebe: ~Naar man erin6rer,
bpor5an ri ltanfeoe Gienoen for fire
Mar it6en, maa man lite bore Epil
me6 De M1i6ler, ri bar til Maa6ig-
beo nu!"
- 8oibington Sen lite Suni. Set
tpife Gremiteo oil 1tanle beo Warne,
uotalte berD9renoe Sfficerer ioag.
Sc tror life, at Eplferne bil foripge
at ifrioe ober Glooen. Get npite
Dentes at bile blipe ct tpif Goribg
paa at rette no beres 2inier fra War<
ne til 9lmiens og / &beimsegnen.
Derlom 6et lDffes Dem, bil Der maalfe
blipe en- M BauIe tillaoen6e ED1fer=
ne at foncentrere Jig til ct npt 6rem-
| itpo MOB &analen. 5ituotionen be-
tragtes iom p6erlt alporlig, men Der
berifer ioag en- Gplelie al Sillios>
ful5beb.
- Qon6on ben lite Suni. Sla=
get / Spoen ltaar III ober be1e ben
Is W1il lange Gront fra 9eopon til
Nbeins> i6et bele BEN npe Tront iam'
menfattes meo nRiten Salpparten al
ben ip6lige Gel al Pifaroifronten.
Ye6 Centrum er Tplferne naaet War-
mes norolige Breo og bar iaaleoes
paa BET lpngite tr9ngt Jig frem %
Wil. Get frantic arigsoepartements
Natfonmunife 1tger> at Warne er
naaet ,af ipage tpife Troppeafoelin=
ger" mellem gbartepes og Saulgon=
ne, en- Tront paa min6re END to Ml>
omfring fem Wil sitenfor Chateau
Sbierrp. Get tplfe &rigsoeparte=
ment antD6er list ip9pen6e> at War=
ne naae5 nien5enfor 5ere>en>Saroe'
noiS". llofficielle Weooeleller gaar
u6 paa> at EDiferne er langs 6looens
nor6lige 8re6 mellem gbateau Sbi=
errD og Gormans, en- 6rol1t paa 12
D}il.
Hoa 6e olliere6es ben1tre Slei er
Spiferne ffreoet oper Oiie pitenfor
Seapig1lp, on1fring to Mn isnbenfor.
(8oninttes pna 2ben 5ibt
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-06

2op MOB &arnearbeibe erflrret
mgDlbig. Walbington ben 3bie Suni.
Den fpoerale 2op-af 1916 moo 8ar,
nearbeioe, forbpoenoe mellen1i itatlig
6orie1oelie at aSrobufter al @arne-
arbeibe> blep i6ag erflRret fon}titu,
tionsftrioig % ngplbig Of 9pieiteret.
gisiells blep afgiDef af 4oInes Nc.
5send1a sg3;afaabe gInrfe.
aongresmanb Seating al golera-
90, Gorfotter al 2ooen moo 8arneor-
bei5e, oplpite iaften, at ban itrar pil
iommenfaloe en- &onferens for at
orgfte lloarbeibelien af en- M 8ill.
@aaoe Seating og Senator Omen af
Oflaboma, oer par 8illens 6orfiem,
per 5enotet, fritiiereoe &eie1terets
@ien6elie meget ifarpt.
Spi-finif bemmelis Toritaaelie.
2on6on SEN 3oie SSSuni. Wellem
Gplflan6 og 5inlon6 er ber en- BENT
melig Oberensfomlt, Der bemmelig-
boloes for ben finlfe 2an6oog. Sfel-
ge 6enne paatager ben finite Negie>
ring Jig at oprette Monarfi 11n6er ct
tplf Gpnalti og at 1tille Sen finite
Mrme unoer tplf 2eoelie, be6er bet i
ct Eelegram til ~Eimes" fra 5tocf-
bolm refererenoe Socialiltbla6et npo-
litifen", Der bar Gfterretntngsfiloer
b1an6t be ielp1tpn6ige 5ociali}ter I
Epiflano, Jinlonb eaar og{aa me6
poo life at afitoa Alanoseerne til
5perige og at tillabe Epiflon6 at bru-
ge 9erne fom Glaooebaits.
@ritif 2uftangreb paa 4arlsrmbe.
Mmiteroom ben 3oie ss5uni. 4 Ser
1oner blep 6rebt, 6 alporlig ioaret
og mango lettere 1aaret, 5a 10 Brittle
6lppemalfiner angreb Ben aobne 8p
@orlsrube al. 9 2eroog Worgen, be-
retter n@eier 3eitl1ng" I @remen.
So brittle G1Dbere blep ifubt neo,
blep Der iagt. Set BRITTLE arigs6e-
partement melote 2sr6ag s4ften, at
Der blep foretaget ct Glpperangreb
pao Gtationen og 8grfIte6erne i
&arlsrube og at en- al De angrtbenoe
Ma1finer life pen6te tilbage.
General @opb ntl pen6e tilbage til
CAMP Tunstuu. @aibington ben lite
s5uni. @rigsminiiter 81. 8. 8ofer
bar befienotgiort, at @eneralmaior
2eonarb @oob bill pen6e tilbage til
lin gornle Roit / Camp Gunston,
Sort Mileb, 3an., for miolertibig Sic,
neite / Sorbin6elie meo Gorbere6el.
ierne Der for Mfiensel1e af be reite-
renbe Sropper al 896e 0ibiiion.
'2oben mob NmsbriHeialg til col.
batter itabfetet. @aibington BEN
3oie Sunni. Seieiteret opretbolbt
ioag oe fsoerale 2ope, Der forbpber
|5alg al beruienbe Driffe til Soloa-
ter, ioet Metten afIog at bebanble
en- Dom ober 8otelbRrt Cornelius
|D'Gulliban / sa,.lte ste. Marie,
|Udeb. for DpertreoeIie at 2obene.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-06

greFbenten biialoers fb6eral aisS-
fontroI. Waibington ben 29oe Wai.
9rnlibent BiIion bar bifalbt aisb.
erisgeliesfommisiionerrs aeniril-
ling ON at bringe Slagterierne unoer
Megieringsfontrol. 4on1nlisiionen
anbefaler Regisringens Opertagelie
Of Griften, bbis bet er n,uligt.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-06

Published ana; distributed under
permit (No. COZ authorized BY the !
Act of October 8, 1917, ON file at the
Post Office of Minneapolis, Mime.
soto
BY order Of the President,
A. s.. BURLEHON,
Postmaster General.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-06
Claims Dandruf Will
Cause Badness

If you have dandruff you must
get rid of it quick-it's positively
dangerous and will surely ruin your
hair If you don't.
Dandruff heads mean faded, brit
tie, gray. scraggly hair that finally
dies and falls out-new hair will not
grow-then you are bald and nothing
can help you.
The only sure way to abolish dam
druff for good. is to destroy the germ
that causes it. To do this quickly,
surely and safely, and at little ex-
pense, there is nothing so effective as
Partisan Sage, which you can get
from Kennedy's Drug Store and good
druggists everywhere. 1t is guaran-
teed to Danish dandruff, stop itching
scalp and falling hair, and promote
a new growth; or the cost, small as
it is. will be refunded
Partisan Sage is a scientific prep
aration that supplies all hair needs
an antiseptic liquid neither sticky
or greasy, easy to apply, and deli.
cately perfumed.
If you want beautiful soft, thick,
lustrous hair, and lots of it, by all
means use Partisan Sage. Don't delay
begin Tonight little attention
now insures abundant hair for years
to come.-Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-06
DRIVES OUT
RHEUMATISM
Take "Neutrone Prescription 90" and
All Soreness and Stiffness Will
Fade Away as If by Magic

'Neurone Prescription 80" for
rheumatism Nothing like it in the
wide world. 1t is a prescription that
everybody is talking about, and
when one takes it, it penetrates to
the muscles and joints and quickly
drives out the caAses of the painful
trouble.
Druggists are selling a whole lot
of "Neutrone Prescription 99'' TO
people who must have free and
strong muscles to support a vigorous
body for work.
Get "Neutrone Prescription 80"
for weary, stiff and painful muscles
and joints. Get it to take out the
agony from those painful limbs. Use
this sure relief not only for rheu-
matism, but to clear up the kidneys,
make the liver work and purify the
blood. A weeks treatment for soc.
Large size bottle, $1.00.
For sale in Harrisburg by George
A. Gorgas, 16 North Third street,
p. r. r. Station.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-06
ALL THE NEWS OF STEELTON AND SUBURBS
COMMITTEE JUGGLES PAVING ORDINANCE
COUNCILMAN CAPELLA OPENLY CHARGES
Ordinance Held Up TDo Months For Various Reasons. Is
Charge; Declares That Ordnance Should Haze Been
Before Council at Last Nights Meeting

or not it will be passed. President
Nelley informed the council that
property owners objected to the paw
ing project and that there would
likely be a hitch there! Councilman
Capella said he understood there was
law to overcome that difficulty and
declared that the borough had the
money to do the work if council
would get on the job at once.
The paving proposition is compli-
Gated in other ways, and according
to members of council the most that
it is possible now for the borough to
have done at the expense OF the
state is half the cost of paving the
length of the section to a width OF
sixteen or eighteen feet. The part Of
the street proposed to be paved runs
to a width of forty-four feet.
Probe Hose Destruction
With the appointment of com
mittee of four members, council last
evening officially started an investi-
CATION of the destruction of 100 feet
of fire hose belonging to the Hyglenlc'
Hose Company. On this committee
are: Councilmen Craig, Henderson,
Reider and Blackwell. Fire Chief
Malehorn was asked several ques-
tions in regards to the hose destruc-
.tion and after he answered them
Councilmen Craig said the matter
would be investigated by council.
Council authorized Borough Secre-
tary Feidt to communicate with OF
icials of the Harrisburg Railways
Company in regards to payment OF
bill incurred by the removal OF snow
in Front street during the winter.
The company's share of the cost Will
be more than 500. At the request OF
Councilman Blackwell a resolution
was passed asking the Harrisburg
Railways Company to add two local
trolley stops which We're eliminated
under the skip stop" order. Council
man Blackwell asked the Adams ana
Lincoln street stops eliminated.
The street car license tax ordi-
nance was held over for month
when it was presented for thlru
reading. Councilman Henderson pre-
sented the fact that the ordinance
does not exempt funeral cars ana
that in its present state the measure
will work a hardship on citizens OF
the borough. The ordinance, which
will be passed when this objection
able feature is eliminated, will add
an annual fund to the borough
treasury amounting to $2,34O II the
present schedule of cars running
through the borough is maintained.
A resolution of sympathy to the
parents of Sergeant Earl Finley. who
was the first Steelton boy to die in
action on the western front, was
passed by council. Sergeant Finley
died in France. July 6, of wounds re-
ceived in action.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-06

reau before the food committee OF
the Reichstag. according to the Ber-
lin Tageblatt, of June II.
In reply to a demand by the bour-
geoisie parties that the farmers be
allotted larger quantity of a certain
kind of corn (called in German
Hinterkorn, black corn), as this
would have a conciliatory effect in
view of the many enforced deliveries
and numerous compulsory measures.
Kleinert said that the so-called
"Hinterkorn" could not be released
in general for fodder purposes. for
the reason that unfavorable expert
ences had been made in that respect
in 1916. Notwithstanding a careful
system of control extraordinarily
great difficulties were encountered
and these difficulties would increase
now that the situation as a whole
is more tense than in 1916 and that
the total yield of our crop has been
further reduced and barely suffices
for the feeding of the population"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-06
"DOGLAND" ACT
ABIG NOVELTY
Playlet by Forty Canine Per-
formers Pleases; Hawaiian
Trio Wins Popularity

Forty dogs and cats. ~resenting "a
Wedding Day in Dogland." furnish a
big novelty twist to the Majestic pro-
gram for the first three days of the
week. The Hawaiian. Trio. in the
opening offering. and Bob Hall. song
creator, also are popular with the au-
diences.
"House of Hnte." - With monoton-
Gus regularity each episode in this
serial is only a repetition of the old
melodrama scenes with the ITO be
continued" line turning up just as the
villain is about to end the life of the
heroine.
Hawaiian Trio. - There are many
persons who are sure to like this now
city offering. which includes Hawaiian
selections and dancing. For an open :
ing act it proved big success last
night.
We're more like her. Audiences then
would never tire hearing monoiog
chatter while the star is changing
costumes. Miss Mote appears alone,
and between her songs makes SoIle
rapid changes which are staftilnS,
because of the few seconds IN WhIcll
they are made At the close OF neI
act she introduces her assistant, VINO
helps her make her program such d
tremendous success-her motheI'
"Brondwny to the Alley = A com
edy vehicle arranged in order TO IN m
troduce singers for some good soi9s
is the best description of TINS one, ~
one or two quartet numbers "eie
added the, act should make a big hit:
Bob Hall. Songs made to oroer
by Bob certainly pleased the Groves
last night, and when friend nan ietl
the stage the first time the applause
was almost deafening. He was re
called three times and had difhculty
in getting off at that.
"a Wedding Day In DOglnnd.
The entire Offering, in four scenes, Is
presented by dogs and cats, all well
trained. Youngsters will find much
to enjoy when they see the cannes
perform, and there is plenty of nov
city and originality to interest the
e'o" MAX ROBERTSON.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-06

Declaring that an ordinance pro-
viding for the paving of South Front
street below the wooden blocks to
Motter street, has been juggled
Councilman Capello asked that some
immediate action be taken so that
the matter can come before council
for consideration. A resolution pl e.
sented by Councilman Capella au-
thorizes Borough Solicitor Wicker
sham to take the matter to the State
Highway Department and If possible
get the proposition passed officially,
was passed.
Councilman Capella emphatically
declared that there was some un-
derhand work going on among
councilmen individually, and that the
ordinance was held up Intentionally.
This councilman explained that two
months ago a committee was ap-
pointed to take up the paving propo-
sition and report at the next meet
ing. At the following meeting the
committee recommended that the or
dinance be held up pending the in
sertion of a few details in the law.
Councilman Capella declared that
this is not the only case where ordi-
nances were juggled and important
business kept from other councilmen,
and advised that members of the
body tell council what is going on
that the remainder of council will be
glad to help in the work.
No sooner had Councilman Capella
ceased his attack until Councilman
Reider jumped to the floor and cor
roborated his statement. Councilman
Reider declared that the charges of
the former speaker were correct and
that he was justified in making them.
He declared that the ordinance was
kept away from council for various
reasons.
Tfys to Explain
In explaining the cause of the de-
lay Councilman Henderson said that
he was awaiting the action of Bor-
ough Solicitor Wickersham. Council
man Capella replied, land the bor-
ough solicitor said he was waiting
on you" Councilman Henderson then
said that there were many changes
to be made and that it took much
time to do this.
why was not council informed
of the changes and the cause of de-
lay?" Councilman Henderson was
asked. The explanation to this ques-
ton was evidently not satisfactory to
Councilman Capella as he declared
there was no reason for not getting
the ordinance before council.
1t was brought out that the street
would not likely be paved after the
ordinance was passed by council.
Councilman Capella declared that
was no reason for holding up the or
dinance. He said, get the ordinance
before council and find out whether
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and many others are shown, and
make "The Unbeliever" one of the
most powerful silent dramas ever
shown in this city. Despite the fact
that this same feature was shown in
the larger cities at much greater
prices, 1t will be shown at the Vic
toria again to-day and tomorrow at
the usual popular Victoria prices.
"The Rising Generation" under the
management of Maud Daniels. one of
the greatest juvenile acts
Pnxtang on the stage, according to
Park the manager is the fea-
Thcnter ture attraction at the
Paxtang Park Theater
this week, and it is a real headliner.
When THE Coming Generation"
was announced as coming attraction
at the park theater, everyone started
to tell how good an act 1t was. and,
strange as it may sound, the act is
even better than described, in spite
of the glowing accounts of its good
qualities.
Other acts on the park bill are:
Harry Antrim, who sings songs and
tells stories in a most amiable man
ner; Kola, the contortionist, who gives
a really wonderful performance of it's
kind; Bicknell. a clay modeler, who
Kept the park audience thoroughly
amused while he was on the stage.
and Tony and Norman in a clever
singing and instrumental musical act.
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"Work and Fight" For
Leaguers at Brooklyn

Fans who saw Cincinnati defeat
Brooklyn to at Brooklyn yes
terday also witnessed a personal
encounter before the game be-
tween Neale and lie Magee.
Neale was standing in left field
when Magee threw a ball from the
visitors bench into his territory.
Neale thought Nagee purposely
threw the ball so that he would
have to chase it in the heat. In
stead of chasing the ball Neale
rushed to the bench and the two
players clinched in front of the
Reds dugout. Magee knocked
Neale to the ground but he quick
ly recovered and then sent Magee
down with a hard blow to the
face. While Magee was lying on
the ground. Neale deliberately
hit him. Other players interfered.
Manager Mathewson was not on
the field when the fight occurred.
Although both bore marks of the
bout, the players took to the field
when the game began. Neale
is the player who attacked Catcher
Killefer earlier in the season.