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CContinued from Page One) cause of alleged anarchistic ten dencies.
 Since noon today no street cars, taxi cabs, horse cabs or delivery vehicles have been moving. The strike includes more than 50 branches of trade and affects more than 100000 laborers
 Strike committees visited commer- cial houses and department stores dur ing the afternoon and requested em- ployers to close their places of busi- ness in order to enable their em- ployees to join the one-day strike. By 4 o'clock all the big houses downtown had closed their doors and shuttered their windows and the employees were in the streets throughout the after loon as there was no means of trans
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portation out of the city. even if they had desired to leave.
 Strikers Form Funeral
 A thousand strikers formed a fu- neral procession during the afternoon for the five persons killed in Tues days disorders. The collins of the victims were draped with red flags. The bodies had laid in state Wednes- day night in the metal workers union headquarters.
 A group of British subjects appealed today to the British minister for pro- tection of their lives and property in view of the seriousness of the situa- tion. The minister promised to con suit the Argentina foreign office with regard to the safety of foreigners.
 Violence Throughout City.
 There was violence in. all parts of the city, as the strikers forced all workers to join them. They un- hitched horses and turned them loose in the streets and attempted to burn the police station near the scene of Tuesdays fighting. Three policemen and several laborers were wounded.
 In another section, an automobile carrying a police chief. was fired upon after the chief refused to get out and walk
 The street car employees, according to the officials. refused to leave their cars until they were forced to do so.
 Police armed with rifles are pa trolling the city tonight. assisted by armed firemen. The only motor cars allowed to operate undisturbed are those flying the red flag, which in dicates that they are carrying strike agitators.
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CAPTURED SUBMARINE
 ONE OF VERY LATEST

LONDON, Jan. ?. Correspondence of the Associated Press) s).-One of the German U-bOats, which has been brought up the Thames to Westmin- ster pier for London to see, is the latest type of submarine and is equip ped with devices that are being stud jed with interest by naval experts. This boat is the U-C 95. one of the few mine-laying submarines in exist ence. She was built only about three months ago.
 Six deepw els covered with grating hold three mines each. ready for i'm mediate release.
 At the ships bow is a net-cutting apparatus, a sharp saw arrangement
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ASK PROMPT ACTON.

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Prompt con. gressional action to return the rail- roads to modified private control. of the calling of a special session of congress to enact such legislation if not done at the present session, is sought in resolutions adopted today at the annual meeting of the railway business association.
 B. A. Johnson of Philadelphia, presi- dent of the Baldwin Locomotive works, was elected president.
 The association advocated a secre- iary of transportation, with exclusive federal rate regulation and operation under as numerous federal corpora tiOns as financial stability of the various lines permit.
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FRENCH DELEGATES NAMED

PARIS. Jan. 9. (By the Associated Press. )-Announcement of the French delegation to the peace conference in addition to bringing a distinguished array of French statesmen into the arena of the leace congress. has be- gun to give defIniteness to the delega- tions of the great powers. Of which the American delegation has been by itself up to the present time. IL is e4- pected that the British. Italian and Japanese defesgat1ohs will be an- nounced soon.
 The leading figures, like Premier Lloyd Geor@0Sd Foreign Secretary Balfour for464eA Britain; Premier Orlando asRsoeigR. Minister Sonnino for Italy. and dnscount Chinda and Ambassador Matsui for Japan, already are known, although not officially ap- pointed, but the designation of a full list will bring into being the req; directing force of the congress, con- sisting of 25 members representing five great powers of the world.
 Great Powers Take Initiative
 It will be this supreme council of the great powers which will guide and shape the deliberations and re- suits of the entire congress, and, while all the other powers will later have a full hearing and voice, it will be the great powers which will initiate and direct the general conduct of af- fairs.
 The personnel Of the French delega- tion is recognized as exceptionally strong, combining the political, diplo- matic. official, economic and military sagacity of France. The appointment of Jules CambOn is particularly grati- lying to the American delegation, ow ing to his intimate knowledge of and sympathy with American affairs re- sulting from his long service as French ambassador in Washington. M. Cambon with Foreign Minister Pichon, will represent the diplomatic. strength of the delegation. Louis Klotz, besides being minister of finance, is recog- nized as the financial leader of the French parliament Captain Tardieu furnishes the economic authority and is familiar with both French and American economic conditions.
 Propose Congress Procedure
 A French protocol. proposing the ex- act procedure of the congress, was submitted to the American delegations at about the same time that the
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 Women who are in Mrs. Bowers con- dition should not continue to suffer from weakness and pain-but profit from her experience and give this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, trial.
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SOLDIER TRADE SCHOOL FORMED
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CAMP DIX. N. J., Jan. 9.-A trade school for crippled and cOnvalescent soldiers, with more than 1000 soldiers from overseas already in their classes has been organized here. Courses are furnished in stenography, typewriting auto repairing. shoe repairing. print ing, telegraphy and wireless teleg- raphy.
 A bureau of the United States civil service commission has been estaD- lished in camp to enable officers and men leaving the service to take eX- aminations for clerical and other po- sitions. with the government.
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CERTIFICATES OF SERVICE.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9-Certificates of service will be issued by the American Red Cross to every one or it's 250,OOO workers, whether paid or voluntary. which have served for six months since the outbreak of the war. Workers at the national headquarters were awarded certificates by Elliott Wadsworth. acting chairman of the council
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tContlnued from Page O.el ing the Brandenburg gate, which the government forces had captured dur ing the night. Several persons were killed or wounded.
 The troops of the government di- rected an incessant fire from machine guns on the roof of the chancellor's palace in the direction of Inter den Linden and Wilhelmstrasse. Later the firing increased in intensity, es- pecially in the neighbOrhOod of the BrsnIenburg gate and mary people were killed.
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Wall in Bolsheviki

Senator Nelson of Minnesota. repuO- lican, asserted that bolshevism is los ing ground gradually, while Senator King expressed regret that greater vigor had not been exercised by Amer ica and the allies for the purpose of walling in the bolsheviki-those mur- derOus mad mem,
 Before the senate adjourned, Sen ator Thomas. democrat of Colorado, announced he would discuss the Rus sian situation when the senate recon venes Monday.
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COUGHING SPELLS
 BREAK YOUR REST
Put a stop to them with old reliable pr. Kings New
 Discovery

That raw, hoarse throat must be soothed. That phlegm-loadcd ciiacc must be loosened. That cough inuce be checked SO you can sleep.
 Dr. Kings New Discovery hes been relieving colds, and coughs for half century without the least d;sagrecablc after-cfects.
 Your druggist has it because is , well-known and in big demand. 60c a-d Sl.20.
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INFLUENZA INCREASES
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LOS ANGELES, Cal. Jan. 9.-Fur- ther spread of the influenza epidemic here was indicated by the report of the health department tonight for the A hours ending at o'clock There were 6S0 new cases and 21 deaths from the disease.
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TO BOOST LEAGUE

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 PARIS, Jan. 9.-Associations formed in various allied countries to study the problems of a league of nations will hold a joint meeting in Paris on January 26. the Temps says. Lord Robert Cecil will represent Great Bri- tain at the meeting and Leon Bour- geois will represent France.
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VOYAGE SUCCESSFUL.

NORFOLK. Va. Jan. 9.-Completing a successful maiden voyage from San Francisco through the Panama canal. the United States destroyer Chew reached the navy yard here today, replenished her oil tank, and within a few hours started on the return trip
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY
 FEDERATION OF LABOR
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PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. 9. - The State Federation of Labor today adopt ed resolutions urging immediate with drawal of American troops now in Rus sia, and declaring that intervention in Russia appears to violate" President Wilson's declaration that the United States is fighting for self-determina- tion.
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lecl- I was oO nCdA
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 Pinkham's Vegeta-
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e,,unAv nAv oE DRAWER

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Next Sunday will be observed as day of special prayer for the peace congress in all Protestant churches throughout the country, according to an announce ment tonight by the federal council of the churches of Christ n Amerca.
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WHEN NEURALGIA
 ATTACKS NERVES
Sloan's Liniment scatters the congestion and
 relieves pain

A little, applied tr;sEoHi rz65:Ea, viIl penetrots immediately and rest and soothe the nerves.
 Sloan's Liniment is very effective in allaying external pains, strains, bruises, aches, stif joints, sore muscles, lumba- go, neuritis, sciatica, rheumatic twinges
 Keep a big bottle always on hand for family use. Druggists everywhere.
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NEW MOTTO.

WASHINGTON. Jan, 9.-The motto. Liberty. Equality. Fraternity" would replace ''E. Pluribus Unum" on silver dollars hereafter minted under the terms of a bill introduced today by Representative Schall of Minnesota.
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STREETF IGHTiNo
 HEAVY IN BERLIN
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AMSTERDAM, Jan. 9.-Street fight ing in Eerlin attained the greatest intensity between II o'clock Tuesday night and , o'clock Wednesday morn. ing, according to Berlin telegrams to the Frankfort Nachrichten. Heavy ar tillery fire continued intermittently, The dispatches say the government is still master of the situation
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very serious Relief work can be eN- tended only through some relaxation of the blockade regulations still in force un0er the terms of the armis- tice. As these regulations are mainly in the hands of the British navy, 1t will be necessary to secure the assent of the British government to any re- lief measures Herbert C. Hoover and the food commission, which he heads. have prepared.
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ulcroR IAMY DIES

PARIS. Jan. 9. (Hsvas. )-Etienne Victor Lamy. member of the French academy and it's permanent secretary since 1913, is dead.
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Col. Oscar J. Charles.

Col. Oscar J. Charles; one of the best known young officers in the army. was wounded September 29 by shell fragment which drove his water canteen into his leg below the knee. He refused medical attention.
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A Health Builder
 For Weakened Lungs

Where a continued cough or cold threatens the lungs, Eckman's Altera- tive will help to stop the cough. strengthen tho lungs and restore health. soc and sl.5O bottles at drug rists. or from
 ECKAIAN LABORATORY, Philadelphia
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RAILROADS PRESS
 PROPERTY CLAIMS
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the allied and American troops" and declared that the invasion" like the German invasion of Belgium was most unexplainable and inexcus- able"
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Try fhis for Constipation

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STRENGTH FOR
 YOUNG MOTHERS
HowLydia E. Pinkham's Veg etabIe Compound Restores
 Health and Strength

Lansing, Mich" After the birth of my child I was not able to stand on my
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MARK TIME UNTIL DATE OF CONGRESS
 HEATING UP DATA

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SOLDIERS CONTROL
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STREET BATTLE
 TRAGEDIES FALL
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Propose Congress Procedure

A French protocol. proposing the ex- act procedure of the congress, was submitted to the American delegations at about the same time that the
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19
RECRUITING OFFICERS CAN
RATTLE OFF DOZEN DIALECTS
Ten of Twelve Men at L. S. Army Post Speak Foreign Lam
guages, Spanish Being the Favore

sian. Polish and Slavish. Major
Shipp, assistant to Colonel Kemper
speaks Spanish and French. while
Private kahley speaks Slavish and
German.
Spanish is the favorite language
among the men of the station. Both
officers, Colonel kemper and Major
Shipp, are quite proficient in this
language, while Corporal Bromley
and Sergeant Bishop speak the
Spaniard's language with the art of
a native. Three of the men speak
SlaVish.
Two men admit that they can
converse in the speech. of the Hun.
They are Corporal Hernandez and
Private Kahley. but neither of them
make any attempt to illustrate their
proficiency among their comrades.
Twelve dialects are spoken by the
linguists the party. Even the Esqui-
mauX dialect is not unknown, First
Sergeant Young speaks the language
of the northerners, but he finds no
opportunity to have his knowledge
tested in the party. He gained his
knowledge of the language while
serving on shipboard in the north
ern Pacific. The Gaelic language.
too. has but one soldier of the party
who is able to converse in il. He
is Sergeant McGinnis, who arrived
shortly after the local office was re-
opened.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19

With tel. of the twelve members
of the recruiting party speaking
some foreign language in addition
TO the English tongue, including one
man who speaks five languages and
English, and two others who speak
English and three additional langu-
ages, the Harrisburg Recruiting Sta
tion has an unusual distinction
among recruiting parties of the
United States Army. 1t, is doubtful
if any equal collection of men in
Harrisburg possesses such a knowl-
edge of the languages of the world.
Sergeant V. +. Fovak, who has just
Joined the party. is its star conver-
sationalist. for he is able to carry
on Il fluent conversation in six langu-
ages. The Russian and Polish langu-
ages possesses not the least difficulty
for the sergeant linguist who can
rattle off Slavish, Lithuanian and
Hungarian.
Colonel James kemper, in charge
of the party. and Sergeant Grem-
bowitZ. are other accomplished lin
gusts who are serving their country
in this city. Colonel kemper speaks
Spanish fluently and is also able to
carry on a conversation in Tagalog
and Nisayar, PHILIPPINE Island dia-
lects which he learned while serving
in the Pacific. Sergeant Grembo-
Wits language attainmentS include
a considerable proficiency in Rus
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19
DR.. Claypool Promoted
by Anti-Saloon League

DIR. Ernest Y. Claypool. who has
been superintendent of the Anti-Sa-
loon League for the Harrisburg dis
trict, leaves tomorrow morning for
Providence, Rhode Island, where
he will become State superintendent
of the Anti-Saloon League of that
State. The members of his family
will remain in Harrisburg for sew
eral weeks.
DR.. Claypool came to Harrisburg
from Michigan in September, two
years ago. saying that he had come
because il looked like there would
be more fighting and therefore more
fun in Anti Saloon League work in
Pennsylvania than in Michigan after
Michigan had gone dry. Since
Rhode Island refused to ratify ma
tional prohibition. and the position
of State superintendent for the
league opened there, he thinks that
there is more chance for the fun
of a good contest for enforcement
than even in Pennsylvania, he said.
With threats and organizations OF
the liquor people against enforce
ment of the amendment it looks like
the Anti-Saloon League would be
compelled TO stay on the job for a
few montsh or years still. DR.. Clay
pool concluded. The office i'll Har-
risburg will be looked after an in
definite time by j. Day Brownlee,
State attorney for the league.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19
Faith Is Elementary, Says
Market Square Evangelist

And without faith it is impos-
sible to be well-pleasing unto God
were the words from which DR.. Orr
preached to a large congregation at
Market Square church last night. He
said
You ask me, Mr.. Orr, what is
faith Well, faith is faith. There
are some things so primary that they
cannot be made any more elemen-
tary. was a school teacher once. In
that school was principal, and
professor of mathematics and teach
er of the primary grade. l was board
of directors, and the whole push. L
could teach trigonometry, and eN-
plain it. But one day a little tow
headed fellow was learning his let
ters pointed to one, and said, that
is a. To another, and that is b. He
named them all right. But he floor
ed me when he asked me, why do
you call that thing Az Can any OF
YOU tell why it is called \? But YOU
know it is \, and you know what it
will suggest. Now faith is elemen-
tary. 1t is so simple il can't be made
any simpler. But let me snow you
what it does? Now here is log
across stream. On the other side
is my home and dinner and friends.
want to get across. Along comes n
boy. | ask him what he is going to
do? Cross the log. | watch him. The
log doesn't sink. But | say it won't
hold me. Along comes man. l ask
him how much he weighs. | weigh
more He crosses. but the log won't
hold me. Then a man weighing two
hundred and fifty pounds comes
along. The log carries him. So l try
the log. And il takes me across in
safety. Now had CD the desire I;
(2) the belief. and CD the will. SO
7 go+ across and home. So my friends
we walk by faith
DR.. Orr will preach again to-night'
Last night there were FIVE DEFINITE
decisions. The work is lust begin
ming. ---
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19
SKIN ERUPTIONS
ARE DANGER SIGNALS

impure accumulations in the
blood, and this vital fluid not
only loses its power to heal, but
becomes a source of irritation,
disease, and your skin ablaze
with fiery itchings.
Why will you expect to be
cured by the use OF local treat
ment. such as ointments. salveS,
lotions. etc, when YOU no doubt
have proven to yourself that
such remedies afford only some
temporary relief. when proper
treatment of the blood will give
permanent relief of the tortur-
ing disorder. Don't temporize
or try to treat your skin when
your blood is at fault.
With your skin disease YOU
have only to recognize the i'm
portance of pure, rich blood in
preserving health, and that the
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19
Absorption Process
Makes Faces Young

Success at last has come to scien-
fists who for years have sought some
method of removing the outer veil
of facial skin in cases of unsightly
compilations, which would be both
painless and harmless. The new pro-
cess is so simple. so inexpensive.
the wonder is no one had discovered
it long ago. 1t has been amply DEM
onstrated that common mercoliZed
wax (sold by'druggists in ounce pack
ages) entirely removes, by gentle alb
sorption. the withered lfeless sur
face skin. showing the youthful. rose
like skin beneath. The wax is ap-
piled at night. like cold cream. and
washed off in the morning. The alb
sorption also cleanses clogged pores
increasing the skins breathing ca
pacity and preserving tone, color and
natural beauty of the new skin.
a simple and harmless wrinkle-re-
mover which has also proved quite
successful can easily be made at
home in a jiffy. All one need do is
10 dissolve an ounce of powdered
saxolite in a half pint of witch hazel
and bathe the face in the solution
once a day for awhile. After the
very first application the finer lines
disappear and the deeper ones soon
follow.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19
"Juniperdauph" and
''Dauperjun" Are Names
Suggested For Ship

Old Man Ingenuity got in his work
yesterday among those residents of
Dauphin, Perry and Juniata counties
who submitted names they thought
suitable for the cargo boat that Is TO
be named by the Harrisburg Liberty
Loan district.
The Juniperdauph." was one of
the names suggested.
The committe in charge was some
what perplexed when it first saw. this
appelation, but discovered that 1t is
made up of sections of the names of
three counties lin the Harrisburg Lib
erty Loan District. Another name
carved out in the same manner was
"Dauperjun." This. perhaps, might be
mistaken for an old Indian name, but
it isn't:
Some one suggested that the big
freighter be named The J. Clyde
Myton." as testimonial to the, man
who has been secretary of the Lib
erty Loan campaigns.
Other names were the following:
"Over the Top" The Steelton." the
"Dauphin- "Hepsibah." Penn
Harris" Never Fail" "Capitolean.
Liberty" Keystone welcome,
United States victory" Allison,
William Penn" and about eleven
"Susquehannas."
There were two "Dolphins." The