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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-03

FOR SALE CHEAP-Four horss;
harnesses and 8k Studebaker wag-
on, one team, weight about 1000
pounds each; one team, weight about
1900 pounds each. Win sell separ-
ate or all together. Hardy VIII
liamIs West Gunnison. 40
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-03

WANTED TO Contrast for
baling about 200 toas Of hay in
October. Nrs- Mary Allison, Con
nison- 37-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-03
00ooULLAD0GoW8

H0USEKEEPER wa.ted BY nsaGA.
Easy work Apply to Ms. Grace
Smith. aeross ff1n the Episcspal
church. 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i.--The young.
est corporation manager In the world
and the only woman boss OF big
shipping business. Is Elizabeth Rob
inson. She IL n 3i.year-old slip OF
girl. with an office at No. II
Broadway. and she IL general traffic
manager for shipping firm which
does business all over the world.
Three years ago she was drawing
down" $500 a week working IN
Philadelphia. Now she gets $1,000
year. and besides owns an interest
IN the business OF the company. OF
which she Is also director Young.
modest. pretty. glossy haired. and
hiackeyed. she looks like a boarding.
school girl. but what she doesn't
know about traffic conditions. ship,
ping rates. bottoms" demurrage.
customs. methods OF packing. and all
the rest Of II. simply isn't known,
Ambition to Excel
Il was only II when started 10
work for this company In Phlladcl.
phia." explained Miss Robinson.
They advertised for a woman Of
executive ability 10 take charge OF
the office. When applied. the boss
smiled kindly and said was too
young. I talked with him for a few
minutes. and he consented TO give
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
CENSORSHIP IN
JAPAN STRICT

TOXIC. Nov. as.-Thc sevcrest
censorship exercised anywhere In
films Is in Japan. Nowhere else in
the market for movies are the pur.
chascrs so critical in their Judgment.
In 1917 the board OF censorship di.
vided the films into two Classes
films for those under the age Of Is
and for those over that age.
f.. In one year the office at Toxic
examined i.a35 subjects, of which
only cal were accepted. The Japan.
csc censor Will not permit kiss OF
more than a few feet in length.
In fact more than 1900 scenes were
cut out in which the Western
method of expressing affection APP
pcarcd and s52 scenes were cut he.
cause the kiss was accompanied by
an embrace.
Scenes of murder and crime are
also prohibited TO such a degree that
a Zeppelin raid film was denied ex.
hibition. In the matter of titles. one
must also be cautious, as in 10
months this same censor had elimin.
ated 2.i44. The Japanese are using
the cinematograph as a means Of
education. Since the censorship has
become so severe. the attendance at
the film theatres has tripped. proving
that the moral scruples of the Japan.
csc must be respected by the manu-.
facturers Of the Western world II
they wish TO make a success OF
films in the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
up in Mabeps Room" No
Place for Church Pillar

No person who IL a pillar OF the
church, over the age OF 30 years. or
belongs 10 the Society for the sup.
preston OF Vice. should sec UP in
Mabei's Room" the hilarious farce
that opened for n weeks run at tho
Metropolitan Sunday night.
up In Mabel'a Room" IN one Of
the bedroom farccs that became cpl.
demic on broadway last season. II
IL n shining light in the modern
lingerie school OF drama. and any
person. be II male OF female, who
thinks that n chcmisc is not "A III
Subject for the public stage is going
TO be shocked horribly.
up In Mabci's Room" is n
naughty play. We don't like 10 ad
vertlso IL and pack the Metropolitan
with members OF the Society for the
Cpllft Of the American Stage. but II
Is a shocking play.
Started Pajama Jag
II Is almost as shocking as the 22d
annual convention OF the Lady
Lingerie Saleswomen's association.
Not wishing 20 persuade you to sec
something you shouldn't we warn
you at this time that II IL not the
sort OF play you should self you
don't like to see that sort of play.
up in Mabel's Room" was adver.
tised IN the East as "the play that
started New York on a paJama Jag"
Like all fsrces descended from the
French, IL Is based upon the situa-
ton of man hiding under n girls
bed or II weren't for Grand Rapids.
Mich, what would our native play
wrights do2 Ans American farce
without n bed In It IL as unlmagin.
able as a circus without pink lemon.
adc)
Powerful Weapon
The plot in up In Mabel's Room"
revolves around nothing less sensa.
tionsI than "A pink chemisc. In
moment Of rash folly. Garry sent
Mabel the chcmise from Paris. and
foolishly had 1t inscribed ITO Mabel
from Garry" Now his sin comes
back TO plague him. lie has Just
married "A young and unsophisticatcd.
but jealous girl. They are spending
their honeymoon at house party on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
Bear Oil Grows Hair

one OF the potential ingredients OF
kotalko--for the harris genuine
bear oil. procured through hunters at
n large cost There are other acs
tive ingredients not found in any
other hair preparation. kotalko H.
an ointment II has succeeded In
many cases OF badness. falling hair
and dandrur when every other hair
lotion or treatment has proved fu-
tile. $500 guarantee is offered TO
kotalko users.
Why become or remain bald II you
can grow hairf IL others have OBJ
tanned new growth through ko-
telko. why not your Get box ut
any busy drug store; or send 10
cents. silver or stamps. for testing
package. with proofs. to John Hart
Britain, BB-1f2s. station n, New
York city. Cut out and show others
this advertiaemcnt.---A ertiSement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
NIL Take Off
All Excess Fat

DO you know that there Is sim
tie. harmless. effective remedy for
1verfatness that may be used safely
and secretly BY any man or woman
who IL losing the slimn~ss Of youth ?
There Is: and IL 10 none other than
the tablet form OF the now famous
Ntarmola Prescription. known as
tfarmola Prescription Tablets You
an well expect a reduction OF from
two TO four pounds a week without
dieting or exercising. Marmoia Pre-
scrlption Tablets are sold by oil
druggists at 81 for a large ease. or IL
lou prefer. you can order direct from
ne MArmola Co. Sst Woodward ave.
Detroit. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
women
INSULT FRENCH

PARIS. Nov. .s--Several months
aRo the rcgrettabie incident Of the
stoning OF the German delegation
occurred at Versailles. NJ. Clcmcn-
caau apologizcd promptly for the
discourtssy and allied press cx.
pressed regret. Tho attitude Of the
French government was merely one
OF regret. No effort was made to
explain or excuse the outburst. Few
OF the papers published the particu.
lar incident which provoked the
popuiace OF Versailles. Two women
typists attached 10 the German COM
mission displayed their wounded
feelings in n oharactcristicly simple
and Teutonic fashion. They drove
thru the French town sticking
tongues out at tho inhabitants OF
Versailles. II Is regrettablc. but not
unnatural, that this new indiscrc.
ton on the part OF the Teuton
tongue should have annoyed the
French.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
Important Notice About Free Book

escape. the play would be jolly good
farce. A IL stands. u II n trifle too
spicy for bourEooise palates. The
authors. not content with deiineai.
Ing n rislu. situation. needs must
lceD and wink while driving home
their laughs.
As Mabel. Julie Ring Is obviously
n graduate from musical comedy. but
she plays the part competently and
wears her lingerie bccomlngly.
sagcr Midglcy. an excellent farceur.
has the role OF Garry. and his work
IL easily the hit of the evening.
Whatever distinction the play may
possess Is due TO his acting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
Timber Up Quickly Under the Sooth.
ing. Penetrating Application Of
Uamlin's Wizard Oil

In cases OF rheumatism and lame
back II penetrates quickly. drives out
soreness. and llmbers up stiff. ach.
ing joints and muscles.
Wizard OIL Is an absolutely roll.
able. antiseptic application for cuts.
burns, bites. and stngs. Sprains and
bruises heal readily under its sooth.
ing, penetrating qualities.
Get II from druggists for 30 cents.
II not Satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little pink pills. 30
cents. Guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24

me a trsal--out az a hundred appli.
cants. | started at si2 week.
Ever since I was a child I always
wanted to be better aim anyone else
at anything l tried 20 do. Once I
wanted 10 be the worlds champion
typist And I did manage TO set the
championship OF my commercial col
logo. And when l went 20 work for
this concern, had an idea that
wanted to get 10 the top OF II. You
can't get anywhere unless you put
your head and your heart into the
thing you're doing.
III you are In the foreign trade
game. you have got TO know all
and foreign traffic and routing In all
their manifestations. and | think I
know little about insurance and
banking and shipping legislation.
like business life. and can't under.
stand giriz who 20 Into the business
world as a mere means OF tidluH over
until they can find a husband. OF
course one expects TO get married,
But the Tiri who gets fun out OF her
work. always has something worth
while. even II the ideal man doesn't
come along"
The Boss Couvineex
Miss Robinson came 20 this coun.
try from Russia when she was
years old. Her job as traffic man.
aver il TO follow shipments from the
point OF origin to the point Of dcstin.
alton. When she was sent 20 New
York 10 open the New York office
OF the shipping firm. the agents for
the broadway office building hsai.
lated 10 do business with her. They
didn't think they were quite safe IN
doing business with "a child like me-
as Miss Robinson puts IL. But few
minutes conversation convinced
them. when she tried to hire office
help. many OF the young women who
applied could not believe she was
/ the boss She convinced them also.
With the aid Of a big mahogany
desk In a private office. and an i'm.
posing array OF traffic maps. she
manages to look the part. In spite OF
nor curly bobDed hair and generally
youthful appearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24

Long Island. and among the other
guests IL tho beautiful Mabel and
her stu more beautiful chemisc.
There are other ladies' in tho party
who once harborcd n sentimental
feeling for the unfortunate Garry.
and who are intent on making him
as uncomfortable as possible. For
this purpose. the pink chemise IL n
powerful weapon. Garry IN terrified
lest his darling wife discover the
pink chemise. but Mabel refuses TO
return the garment 20 him. In fact.
she threatens 10 show II TO his wife.
Tries TO Get Evidence
The now domestic Garry resolves.
by fair means or foul. to get the cvi.
dcnce. To this end he Greens up the
trellls work in the white moonlight
and hides under tho bed in Mabcl,a
room.
Out Of the ensuing complications
tho audience gets n hundred laughs
and the satisfaction Of feeling wick
ed. for 81 and the war tax. Which
is cheap enough these days. oonsld
ering the high cost Of feeling wicked.
The inevitable bed isn't disclosed
until the beginning OF the second
act. and 1t Is almost five minutes lat.
err that Mabel IN I'm Il and Garry ia
under IL. and the audience has set.
tied down TO await developments
that are bound TO occur.
HAS Its Moments"
They occur. and whatever one may
think of the taste OF the thing. II
has It's moments" as Al Jolson says.
There Is a bit OF good. honest fun in
the play. and II the authors hadn't
been 80 keen on letting no innuendo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24

Some folks insist China Is a sleepy
old nation and Is making only slow
progress along prescnt-day lines. BE
that as II may, here are two very
wide-awake young Chinese girls who
have come to the United States TO
get the finishing touches 10 an edu-
cation begun in their own country.
They are Rose and Nora Hsung, 10
and IL years old, respectively, dauRh.
tcrs OF Hsung Hoi-ling. ex-premicr
and minister Of finance for the Chi
nese nation. and now known as "the
Herbert Hoover Of China" because OF
his work as director OF food relief.
The girls, who speak English and
French fluentyl. expect to spend the
next four years in America. at school
and college.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-24
NIGHT
CLOSING IS PUT
UP TO MERCHANTS
Retail Men Also to Decide
on Time For Half
Holidays

Merchant members of the Cham
Der of Commerce will meet Mon
day evening, June 8, to determine
whether stores are to be closed on
Saturday evenings during the sum-
mer and to decide which day of the
week a half-holiday will be given en-
ployes.
j. S. Lowengard, chairman of the
Merchants Council of the chamber,
called the meeting and every retail
merchant member will be urged to
be present
There has been so much informal
discussion of the question of Satur-
day evening o'clock closing, that
it has been decided to hold "a meet
ing of the merchants for the pur-
pose of discussing the question from
every angle. opinion in Harrisburg
is divided on the question, some mer-
chants favoring Saturday evening
closing, others opposing the move
ment, and still others remaining un-
committed on the subject. Because
of this difference of opinion, it is
felt that an open discussion might
serve to bring to light the desires of
the majority of the merchant body
on the important question. Several
large stores regularly close each Sat
urday at 6 o'clock.
The question of a half holiday
during the summer months also will
be discussed. Last year the stores
agreed to close Thursday afternoons,
beginning the last week in June.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-24
Wife Keeps His Teeth,
Chicago Man Tells Court

Chicago, May 24.-"She won't give
me my meals, and even If she did.
couldn't eat" complained Gustave
Koop, charged with nonsupport of
his wife Bertha in the morals court
to-day. shes got my teeth"
Whats that?" exclaimed the
judge.
Got your teeth? What are you
going to do with two sets of teeth ?"
the court asked Bertha.
He dropped 'em out when he was
scolding me-" she exclaimed.
81 lost 'em and she hid EN-" re-
torted Gustave.
They're under the bed now. You
can get 'em if you will come home
and take care of me the way you
should" Mrs. Koop responded.
Give him his breakfast and his
teeth, madam, and come back here
August 23."
That's fair enough" Mrs. Koop
remarked, as she sailed out of the
courtroom.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-24
River Recedes After
Coming Dangerously
Near to Flood Stage

Inc Susquehanna river, after ris-
ing steadily for several days, has
now started to reCede and is drop
ping comparatively rapidly.
The crest of the flood here was
approximately 16.1 feet, Forecaster
r. r. Demain announced. This fig
ure was reached about S o'clock last
night. The receding this morning
at o'clock showed the surging
water had dropped to 1872 feet. 1t
will continue to drop throughout the
afternoon, night and tomorrow at
o'clock it is expected that it will
have dropped to the l 5 feet mark.
The damage caused by the high
waters in Harrisburg has been in
considerable. Cellars in some of the
lower lying dwellings have been
flooded to certain extent but little
damage has resulted. Some globes
and lights on the standards along
the river front have been broken as
a result of debris striking the
standards
Two mills of the Central Iron and
Steel Company were forced to close
yesterday because of the high waters
and are not expected to resume
operations until Monday. The open
hearth was forced to close late in
the afternoon while the universal
mill closed later in the day. This
company is believed TO be the only
one in Harrisburg affected by the
high waters.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-24
FRUIT HARVEST
OUTLOOK WAS
NEVER BETTER
Early Reports Indicate Heavy
Yield of Grains and
Hay
STRAWBERRIES IN DOUBT
Commission Merchants Sup
port Reports Received by
County Farm Agent
IN DOUBT

Altogether the outlook for a good
production of fruits, grains and
crops in general are bright at this
time. This was the opinion expressed
to-day by IL. G. Niesley, Dauphin
county farm agent. Commission
merchants who have toured the sur
rounding countryside say the out
look never was better for fruit
An unusually large crop of peaches
may be expected in the county tn 8
year, unless some harmful influences
prevents, Mr.. Niesley believes
Peaches are now as large as the end
of Il mans finger and fill the trcas
comparatively well, indicating that
the production will be above the
norslal for the county. Few trees
had any buds or small fruits frozen
during the cold weather. he says.
Many Cherries
Throughout the State as whole.
however. only u fair crop of peaChca
can be anticipated, judging from re-
ports received by Mr.. Niesley.
Cherries particularly are expected
to be good crop in the county, ae-
cording to his forecast. Practicail4
none are frozen and the trees of al
varieties are well loaded, he has
CONTINUED on Page 81
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-24

Harrisburg will welcome home to-
night the bulk of the local men who
remain in the keystone Division, if
plans for discharging the remainder
of the 10Sth Field Artillery. go
through on schedule. Most of the
men expected home this evening
were members of the old Governors S
Troop.
The men are expected to arrive in
this city about 10 o'clock tonight
and the parade in their honor will
start shortly thereafter. OrganiZa-
tons that participated in the recep-
ton to the 112th, all Of whom are
expected TO be in line this evening,
have been requested to report at
Fifth and Market streets at 8 O'Clock
that they may be ready to start as
soon as the men arrive
Colonel Frederick NJ. OFT, former
commander of the old Governors s
Troop, has been named to act as
chief marshal of the procession. As
aids he will have the entire military
committee who assisted in arrang-
ing for the welcome home. Included
among these will be former officers
of the troop and officers of the
World War.
Makcp of Parade
The tentative makeup of the pa
rade has been announced as follows:
Police, detail from local recruit
Continued on Page FL
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-24
SHOW
AND DANCE WILL
CLOSE CAMP
Salvation Army Fund Boosted
by Sale of Doughnuts;
Novel Salesmanship

\ little more than St2. 900 was
the total raised by the Salvation
Army campaign up To noon. In
cooperation with the State
drive, Captain T.. j. Stackpolc,
Jr.. chairman, notified State
Chairman McLain that the drive
would continue next week, with
the object of raising ut least
$1,000 more. The 500 Liberty
BOND for baking the greatest
quantity of dou@hnutS. offered
by Irving T.. Robinson, was pre-
Scntcd to-day to Mrs. Nelson,
who turned in IL total of S,967.
The Salvation Army Home Serv-
ice campaign approached its climax
with to-day's activities which con-
sisted in another rousing city-wide
sale of doughnuts, Central High
school girls helping greatly to take
the burden off the Motor Maids and
the soldier corps of canvjessers. UT
to noon yesterday S2,732 was regis
tered for doughnut sales alone and
this amount will probably be dou-
bled by the activity to-day and to-
CONTINUED OH Page >.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-24
Req. JnO. NJ. Warden
Is Taken From
Blazing Ship
MANY MAY BE
LOST AT SEA
Night of Terror Is
Spent by Those
Who Escaped

Rev. John NJ. Warden, pastor
of the Bethany Presbyterian
Church and assistant pastor of
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
was among four survivors res
eued from a burning ship and
brought to Baltimore this morn
ing, according to dispatches re-
ceived here,
Rev. Mr.. Warden resides at
2235 North Second street. He
was on the steamer Virginia,
sailing from Baltimore to Nor
folk, when it was burned to the
waters edge OF Smiths Point,
Chesapeake Bay at l2.45 O'Clock
this morning. He was destined
for Newport News where he
planned to meet his son. Captain
John B. Warden. OF the 5l2th
Field Artillery who has Just re-
turned from overseas service in
France. Telephone messages
received from him at Baltimore
this morning assured his family
that he is safe and absolutely un-
harmed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-24
Cat Calls Meant For
Big Family We're Not
Meant For Actor Folk

Simon Myers. colored comedian.
had just finished describing love
in his act, 'Half-Past Two" at the
Majestic last night The audience
laughed.
When they became quiet again a
distinct cat call came from the gall
lery. The policeman in peanut
heaven busted himself trying to To-
cate the guilty boy.
Again it came. and the audience
laughed After that it kept up but
the source of the 'meows" could not
be found.
This morning while the janitors
were cleaning up they found a large
black cat had made it's home there
with six small kittens under the mo-
ton picture booth.
How the cat ever got into the
theater is a mystery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-24
ALL TROOPS BUT
REGULARS TO BE
BACK BY JUNE II
Total of 100000 Service of
Supply Men Sailing
During May
MANY TO COME IN JUNE
Chaumont Army Headquar-
terS Is to Close Early
Next Month
BIZ Associated Press.

Washington. May "a Revised
plans for the return of the overseas
forces provide for the sailing from
France of all troops except those in
the regular divisions by June II. Cen
eral March. chief of staff. announced
to-day.
Definite Schedule Arranged
Units now in the service of supply
are scheduled to sail 100000 in May.
100000 in June and the small re-
mainder in July. \ definite schedule
has been arranged for closing all
supply sections and leave areas now
under control Of the A. f. F. head
quarters.
General headquarters at Chaumont
will be closed early in June after
which time the Coblenz sector will
be supplied direct from Antwerp.
2,2I5.16I Back TO Civil Life
Demobilization of the army has
now returned more than so per cent.
of officers and men to civil life. it
was announced officially. The total.
partial reports to date, was given as
2.215,1 ,161, of whom 1855 were Of
ficers. Sailings from overseas since
November II last have totalled l.
152,427.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-24
PETROGRAD SET
AFRE BY REDS
BEFORE FLIGHT
Hard Pressed by Esthonians,
BolSheviks Are Believed
Exploding Munitions

London. May 24-Great fires and
loud explosions have occurred in and
around Petrograd, according to re-
ports forwarded by the Daily Mails
correspondent at Helsingfors under
date of Thursday. 1t is believed that
the BolshevikL pressed by the Es-
thonian advance are destroying the
munitions in Petrograd.
Machine gun firing also has been
heard in Petrograd and it is reported
that the population has risen against
the Bolsheviki.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-24
WELCOME AWAITS
VETERANS OF THE
OLD COWS TROOP
Great Crowd to Welcome Men
of 10Sth Field Ar
tillery
THE ROUTE

The route of to-night's parade
will be slightly different from that
in the reception for the 112th.
The line of march has been an
nounced as follows:
From Fifth and Market, in
Market, to Front, to State, to
Second, to Armory, where an in
formal reception has been ar
ranged for mothers and friends.