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OBRAS DE EDUCACION

E,eaen;os &c C-1ra-ica. 2o- Ee-raGz... PC
G-auat!ca Caste.aa@, con arve&.o a u &c
a Real Academia. Po- AC@'Ea. AgmeI-
;zGa cc7 t-a:a1oS e O-soSra!:a y Pro
soda IN tomo teiz ..-... Sis
Granatica de IA !:ea! Academia Es9s"o.a.
Ultima c6lsiou ot:-:2. -......... |S.-o
P-uatG2rio lie Or!oSv4.Ia de a LenELa
Cagte.lanS .....-.....-.. ,--..rs.s' VVC
Proat.aric de Conjucaci6n. 0 los dee nil
verbos Observation-Disclosures -s.c.m2Ga
aUmen.ada
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quiero dejar para otra ocasion VI
dato inedito 10 cue es notable y va
lioso en- tan hrillante materia) acer,
ca dc Ia animosa maiquerencia &c
Lope de Vega contra el mas eracQo
de los escritores castellanos, Miguel
de Cervantes.
Jose ELGUERO.
Habana. Il de Julio de 1919.
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socJOLocIA y PoLiTICA.

2 casa Ajsaa-7zSI1as De- Ge'-e 40.
- de- Espa5a y los E';1co'
U-.ss so6-s Mexico, 7or e Lie 10,
-.s.o Esou.vsl oS-sSoa
L. s-Saalsas.oa pol.ass De Ns1's%; 3
Coas-.-cioa y q D!cI1aE.@' ~ II
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OBRAS DE UTILIDAD PRACTICA.

Ares GA: cas-F6-ru,2s y p-oss1l-
naten:os Para u2og-af.a. r~-a0at9s,
h~1o7...a. etc. .---.-.-.. --.--... SOS
A-.e de qu::a- laS manchas en- ,oea
Cu.:tyo de Ho-,ali-as.-Aee.Sa. aJo. beta
D.. c~eoo.a. ~ccli:!o-. nabo. Pep,ao. ecc. Sis
E.ens-Jos &c Ncca2Ica- Fls-Ia. Row
,ieato. 7es!steac:as, E,aqusaaS s.n7.cS.
eqLiL5rio. GensiGac. etc. ..--..-....-.- DOC
:, Medico Gs las Fan:l!as-MaaGa ceo-i-
co p-actico &c Mc9ic:aa. I! 1.ca=ce De
toGos- In -o1o tea ....---.....- Sis
q L.o7o Do ias Nad-eS-Oo-a GaGy --L.
Po- los constituents que p-ocu-a : As
naG.es &c E@2l-la pa-a cGzPa- 81 a.
E-s-a n.sIoa &c :or1a- y edCca- : los
k.JcS DOC
Qua C~ozn?:e:a Dc. Amansato- de ca6alos
y de! P!-zdo- $50
! Ia Med:ciea Case-a-T7a.an:er:os sen-.-
Les ' :2c.leS ga-a con5at- to1a t!lSS Ge
eC.e-1recaGes Y accIceates tJo
- E@-Gadera Cieaciz &c C--a-. T=a-
! ;a-leato c~a-u-!sta rrode-Ho ' To1o
I dc conocc- las ea!ermetates po- "a
expression del -cst-u. In tc2.o te-2 SOC
Manual de! EoSoae-o Maqu!nIsc4. 7or Col-
| Ge--.-La vo.GIea tsla -...--.-..-..S- So
Na1-a, Ee = C-!a &C Ga!isas So
NJ. Qu:a.e1.os Ssc-e.os Gel ho5a--Co.es-
zion C =eceL2S p~ract!cas para i EnPie-
- &c ccse-ss doresGcos. te.aS y EesG-
! dos conPoStu-a dc .cPaS y ooje;os' TO-
I,a=ga! &c GaLoS &c Pe.c1 .-..-....-..S--So
| Sec=e:cs &c a \acu-z.eZa-Lloro dc gran
uci.dzG n E, hogan. aor IA SlEa &C :e-
cetas y en-eEanzas cue co1ts7e 'oc
Eece-a-'o &c Aeulcsa2 DoGes,!ca--Co.sc-
clon &c -ecs-as para tocas laS enicrn'e-
dades. & mc;ur lb-o DC mediciaa popG-
la que &c - PG5l!caGo. Tn tomo tc.a $500
| Hygiene De- Matr,11oa!o--Ei Lb-o &C los
esp0sos. por e. Dr.. Pere!.a, Ge a Eea!
Academia &c Meticina &c Barcelona IN
| toEo tea .-..'- .S--OO
I Marua. Gel Concrcisate y EP!stoll-;o Co
m~e-c!aL-Oors us.!isim2 P4.a tota peg
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Ia historic de las letras csstellanas
seran dos faroS hermanos Que liu'
minan distances lejanias del horizon,
tc: son dos FENOMENOS en- Ia cvo,
luci6n ar,istica. con tales puntos &c
cont&cto, que ell uno parece haber IN,
jerdrado al otro a pesar de Ia solu,
cion de c~ortinuidad que los separs.
Iced, 81 no, este soneto de Darlc
dedlcado a Gongora ' a N~elazquez
el pintor insigne;
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LA dulce boca que q gustav convlda
IN humor entire periaS destllado
Y a no envidiar aquel llcor sagrado
cue a Jupiter miristra el garzon de Ida,
amantes, no toqueis 81 quereis vida.
porque entire IN labIo Y otro colorado
amor esta de 81 veneno ar7nado.
cua1 entire flor Y flor sIerpe e~scondlda.
No os enganen las rosas cue d Ia aurora
direis que aljofaradas Y o'orosas
- le cayeron del purpureo seno...,..
Manzanas son de Tantalo Y no rosas,
que despues huyen del que incitan bora.
' solo del amor queda ell veneno.''
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DICCI0NARIOS CASTELLANOS.

ammo scnE-,o enrE.opf-
d., - IA lerrus caS-sla7a, poc NJ Con
- 10 "a Rosa. l--s.-a1o con 80
g-rh19os. E3S rstrarcs. Is msGaS, cN-
TuaG.1s de- ba7cs-as. 'ae5as de- 94s'salA
Nsr-lro. CoclEC international &c Ss"a =,
l., s- In cczo pasta tets-.. S-'0
n ,o-a-,o Complete ts Is LeCsIa 1S7A-
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:-.Ess % Lsf.-.5aS - - de 10 sll5SiolS-
70 ~ --np,e.os de Ia .easl1 IN
no a. 1900 7aE.nas. eneGadsrnar''n &c N
D5,+to,--o % IA Ls2EIa t1Sts-Ana, y.
n 80 A.a-a-y-s1-z -a ~ Ne.-7i-E
- $3.50. - ~rp-..scr tocas as NoeS
- r,--,s-s-Ia 10 = Academia VENT
- ~ --1~-r-a1Es nos. ounce q
s.-= z--a,5-os y -eo.oSS09S' NJ, -
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9-r5s-s57 T.-s-va. l".ts"N ~
,,-o IN .rro. "sapasia-o en-
49, sin Maestro -Ma,oa' PI2tc
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- .l---4. 30 Tr-~ So F--st S'
r,--S-S.o 10 G-ana-ra Tor Don A.
p.vo -'
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nBRAS DE RELIGION.

AncC-a &c Salvation
B-5.5s ss lss N.los. Por e. Paars S1eaeL
ORA 5-5,rada son SE2aaGos , u ~ On.
rs.s-sSno Gel Padre EIpAlds -..-... tSS
cs.ecisno E.s;6-3co. pO- E4e1Ty." -
ConL.S1e0' H----,7.iz -.....-S--O
Dryo-iora-io e Lava-ls. aEGae2t-Go con
Z Semaaa Santa. Njs!tas a SAnti''- "a
&c. E;e-elc.o D:ario, eIc- ...-.'' U-o'
pevoc.5a De .os Slete Do1iaSaS &c o-3 a.
= Gg1.o de! C-lsaaaIsmo. por Caatec-
5rla7G-Ee-noS-S .ec-1-aS para (. 40
"a Ed-fo7 -sc2neC-s i!GSt-aca-.. S.-SG
F~i,cse.ta Elemental. 7or BaL1ns. $15o
Is NartIrcs, 9 = L-iCato Dc = Religion
C-sst.aua. 7oz Ca2;eAuorianG--Ob-a pro
f.saGae2.c LG5t=aca S--SV
Peaueno L1va-e. Pasta tea .... eVc
peaueao Lz.AIe &c Ozacionss .--. -oS
Md. de Maestro Seao- JrSuc-lsto Y &c .
SaaliS.ma NI-Eea. go- C=olsse,....-... see
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IDIOMAS.
Maestro Dc Frances.-Cn to-

e EerdaGF-a Maestro cS EEanSS"-S" -,
piceionallo d. In=les y EsCanol, &c bU.SILo.
Pasta 5s Pe-caL.a1 'S
Die-iona-ro Il Jn=.eS y Espaaol. De ooSi-o-
Pasta 6s r'el .,.-. 'S
b,,--e-a-io 5e laSIes y EsP2Eol. Por Age
Il = NeLzuEaEr.-Ei Me.o- > mas com
,is,o De ,os pu5icaGos hlS-a e. Gi4- Ton
t:ars las yores mas mOGeTrAs IN a7teS'
-ienc.as iaGust-!as. As ate2cNoneS ne
rssaras para 1Ao.z- $ e.rr'o'' aherH
,Egoras. etc. Ia E-Gesc vo.unen enTaS.
ma ,2Sles. e-n a q-onunc'acIa @sl-a-
4, - -zz,sgaao. CSnt:eEr. aae1aS. d.
ys-scs models para sscuSI- to1a sass
6s rc---spondeacsa- 4 "a rrstiea vac oSS
E-ras.arC en- -s-a '-
G-s-z-.a P-a-tica d \ LeaSla l7Se's;
IA n,r55~ DORA -s-a Ct cs.-dlo =rana.ca1
De- idlom, l2zss In voiuz1eH SaSl9 81,
-sla ..---.--..-
C-a--ar-r S~v7rEeu1ue 81 F-acnGue De "a
LaaEus Essz<ro.s. p0E Tore y Come, -
gTsx-o traucesl
Do Ycs E.aa, 70 SreaA SPsntsa-A 7Tac-
.iesI me-hod - learn TIE Spanish an
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Hoy kacen amistad nueva,
mas por Baco que por Febo,
don Francisco de Que. .. .bcbo,
con Ell gran Lope de We. 90. ba."

dOn Francisco Qe que .hcOo'
con Ell gran Lope de We. -. ba"
Sin embargo, las disputas entire en- LA RENSA, en- eogHo de! "csne
c.-u- . .o.;,. ., tso1 del Belts" Este zahcra a ma y
""e0 0F N imejor al gran dramaturgo, Y como
' an&SIoSo afTego ' SOLO oeSPueS en- cprta OCCASION Lope osteatara Ii
de Ia muerte del coraobes, pudo eI tuos de nobleza Y emblemas herald
"morstruo de Ia naturaleza" cscri- cos quza de dudosa lgUimidad, cl
OR 81 oelsimo Soaeto, va pubhcado poaa de Cordoba cscrlho:
"Por u vida, Lopilo, que m borres
las GeZ y rueve torres de tu escudo.
pes aunque tenga3 nucho viento. dudo
cue tengas viento para tantas towes. etc etc
!, en- orra OCCASION, aiud!endo a los Marta de Nevares, dsparaba Con
ihcitos amores de Lore con Dona CORA esa saeta envenenada:
"Dcho me han pr una carta,
que es ru complete persona
sobre los maHteles, mona.
Y, entire las sabanas. MARTA
Ocuranca uene harta
10 cue me cuentan despues,
que tn nombre de reeves
' cogido de la haz.
en- hsz de- murGo ' en- pa,
PELO de eSa Marta eS.
Frrero = rrsno bonbre que e- uIco uo de los mas benos, por Ia
crbi, esros = otros pemes denucstos. frescura ' Ia lmpleza del etlo, cue
~,r,Duzo 81 sI~uiente soneto. a nj en- caselano Sc han escrro:
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BIBLlOTECA PARA NINOS.

lC.en;9s = ,cc;srcS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20
p;:.os l2sc-rGSs 6 % c~eTsaros cGGG l-o.)
Nj P-.ze=4 LsctGra-
Ec-as ESl.c0s.
Z MuaGo ANNA! p4=a Nino<.
Z Anls-!Jc-
EscuelA &c Aa:-aLGs.
Avsntg-aS &c AG.1a2.eS.
Los Mines &c ocCos Paises-
Z L!b-o Dc! Meme.
Mines 5ueaos y NIaoS Na4oS
Ccsatos para Mics
z PAS Ge KS N2-avL-a&
Cueatos &c ElGaS-
z! MuaGc MA-2vi-cso-
Nj Libro Favo-ito-
Episodes y Aveat2ras-
Lrcta-as &c Historic SaS-aea.
E2:soG.os Ge II Historic S4G-ad1
Na--zc:ones Ex-t-ao=d.-a-laS-
Ta-Gss de O;oAo.
Z! MoaLo &c los Nlaos.
Las T=i5Ulac.cnes &c Asts.et=-
LeeGne-Cucn:oz morales.
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gage - an.
:culsre Id. saner inS.ss en- DE alAN ssNoS-
y6,I;s-a "a. ,zbe- i.a.ia2o e0 dee c'aS -. Soc
=, r-.ra-o l. Ike Y EsFan2l..... 2Ve
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

Frrero u roismo honbre qe e- ucio uro de los mas beIos, pr "a
c-bis estes = cros peores denucstos, frescura ' IA hmpleza del estlo, CUE
complso el sIguente soneto, a MI en- cssteAano se han eScrho:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30
SCHEDUIE FOR TO-DAY

New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30
STANDING OF CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Philadelphia, 4; New York, I.
Boston, 2; Washington, 4.
Chicago. 8; Detroit, 1.
Cleveland, 2; st. Louis, 0.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30

Senator and the manning of her ne
gro maid.
Former Senator Hardwick was not
at his home when the Internal ma
chine was delivered. and Mrs. Hard"
wick ordered her maid to open it.
believing it is said. that 1t was a
sample package containing pencils.
When the wrappings were removed
the machine exploded with terTihc
force. The maids hands were blown
off. Mrs. Eard-:e-: was burned
about the face and body and her up
rer lip was severely cut by flying
fragments. Furniture in the room
WAS demolished.
Police believed to-day the machine
was sent by the same person or per-
sons who several days ago sent a
similar machine TO Mayor Ole Han
son. OF Seattle. Both were sent in
packages with wrappers bearing the
return address of "Gimbel Brothers.
3?nd and Broadway. New York. The
package received at the home of MIR.
Hardwick also bore the inscription
sample" and a New York postmark
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30
BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Philadelphia, s; Brooklyn, 3.
Cincinnati, s; Pittsburgh, l.
st. Louis, /; Chicago, 0.
New York at Boston (cold).
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30
Advance in Prices Of Flour
Does Not Mean Scarcity

st. Louis. April Accommodating
II the tremendous price-smashing
hat took place on the Chicago Board
Trade yesterday. Jul l'us II. Barnes.
resident of the Grain Corporation
aid:
The steady advance in the mar
Set price of -four is not justified by
my scarcity. actual or impending. as
eserVes have been carefully pre-
served for the demands of the coun-
try.
The mills are grinding eleven
million bushels of flour weekly,
while our domestic consumption
does not exceed eight million bush
els. 1t is therefore n simple prob
lem to offset any speculative hoard
ing of flour, to discontinue export
purchases"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30
Reims Population Shrinks
From 1l5,178 to 8,458

Reims, France. April 30.-Reims,
which had a population of 115,17S
before the war, now has only S,45S
inhabitants-3,9S ,9S7 men, 3,25S wom-
en- and 1918 children.
The martyr city" was shelled by
the Germans on 1851 days, and
more than 1000 persons were killed,
including some 900 women and 100
children. The cathedral was struck
by 2S7 shells up to March 21, 1918,
After that date no record was kept
April "a, 1917, was the worst day
of the war for Reims. The bonn
bardment was so terrific that no rec
ords could be made of the casual
ties and damage on that day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30
Man Shot Her, Killed
Himself, Says Woman

Los Angeles, Calf. April 30.-Coun-
ty authorities are seeking an eNpla-
nation of a shooting affair at Ocean
Park, q beach resort near here, that
ended in the possibly fatal wound
ing of Mrs. Theresa Hoover and what
she said was the suicide sunday night
of Louis p. Ramsay, a wealthy lum-
herman, formerly Of Lake Charles
La.
According to the officers. Ramsay
had beer q frecuer. caller ct the
ocean Park residence of Miss NJ. 3
Coles, for whom Mrs. Hoover acted as
housoke eper and who has been miss
ing from her home since last We'd
nesday.
Ramsay is said to have called al
the Coles home last Thursday and
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30
scenes mentioned in Patience Spar
hawk and Her Times"

scenes mentioned in Patience Spar
hawk and Her Times"
In Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" Miss Clark portrays the role
of Lovey Mary. moni-
marguerite tor in an orphanage in
Clark mt whose care, is placed a
Regent child, of whose parents
she is ignorant, an, and
whom sine lives as a brother. This
child subsequently is the central fig
ure of an interesting story.
on Friday and Saturday Charles
Ray will appear in THE Girl Dodger"
presented by Thomas II. Ince.
cnde URs Feed d I'll film. lAS Wives VIZ G of Men"
which has drawn pack
"Wivcs of ed houses at the Vic
Men" mt toria the past two days
Victoria Young wives of the
city, for whom the Vic
toria management especially booked
this picture, have hocked there ana
have nothing but unanimous ana en-
thusiastic praise for 1t. ,,,.,-
Week" at the Victoria. the manage
ment is oesirous of clearing up mis-
taken impression on the part of some
of its patrons that the shows are
strictly for the fair sex alone. Men
are also welcome and from the COM
mvntS of a number who have seen
Miss Reeds picture, it contains a lot
OF information for them as Wen as
for Young wives and women in par
ticuiar. BY "Women's Week" is
simply meant that the pictures carry
a special appeal to women, but not
that they cannot or should not he
seen by men.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30

Scenic beauty equalling the best of
jects, picturinS ma
TfrusunI Drama lures grandeur pro-
In UeXy vides a wonderful
pctroXu Picture natural background
for many of the inn
Dortan+ outdoor incidents in THE
Panther Woman" to be shown at
the Victoria Theater on Monday and
TUESDAY as a First National Exhibit
tors Circuit attraction, starring Ma
dame Olga Petrova.
Much of the early action OF the,
story of THE Panther Woman
which is the adoption by Mary Muril-
10 Of the famous novel, Patience
Sparhawk and Her Times" written by
the novelist, Gertrude Atherton, take $
place in the West. Director Ralph
Ince. accompanied by his cameraman.
Harry 3. Harris, made a special trip
to the old Mission section of Arizona.
where the locale of the first half of
the Gertrude Atherton story is laid.
1t was found possible to duplicate in
almost every instance, the exact
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY

Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30

have searched the house for Miss
Coles. Reaching the bathroom, he
found the door locked. He fired a
revolver shot through the door, strik-
ing Mrs. Hoover in the breast, ac-
Cording to her story.
He is. said by the woman to have
carried her to bed. but to have de-
while he wandered about the house,
sleeping little and occasionally dis
charging his revolver until Sunday
night. Then the telephone rang, and
| Ramsay presumably, according u
the officers, believed the police had
learned of. his having shot Mrs
Hoover and had come to arrest him.
He went into room and shot himself
through the head. She then crawled
to the front door of the house and
asked passersby to call the police
Mrs. Hoover is not expected to re-
COVER
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30
Bill Fortna Pitching
Gives Tech Victory
Over c. !. and S

Technical High Schools base
ball nire won Il lve-inning prac-
tice gal e on the Island yesterday
afternoon from Mill No. l of the
Central Iron and Steel Company,
with "Bill' Fortna pitching. Score,
to l.
This afternoon the Maroon Toss
ers were schedulnI TO oppose the
Marsh Run soldiers in full nine
inning contest with Buddy"
Lingle in the box. Fcr.na cut
loose throughout the contest and
pitched a cleyor game through
out Hippecs teal tossed four in
nings for the steel workers. but
he was will at all times. lam
ford pitched the final inning.
Coach Albright used Wi!sbach
on first with Kohlman on second.
Both showed good farm. Saturday
the nine will travel to Bethlehem
Prep for the hardest game Of the
season. The team will leave Sat
urday morning at 7.55. NevHart,
the Bethlehem pitcher, mas a -ec-
ord of 33 strikeouts in his last
two games. But when the mighty
Tech swatters oppose him, there
is sure to be some action.
Mt. Union High School will be
played at that place Saturday,
May 10. Huntingdon was - have
been played on the preceding Fri
day but the latter team cancelled.
A number of the players are mem
bers of the senior class of that
institution, and are away on a
senior trip to the Capitol at
Washington. 1t is likely that
Geroge Germer will start against
Bethlehem Prep next Saturday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30

The Boomerang" a most popula'
comedy of American life. by "lnche
Smith and Nict'
..Thc Mapes, which has be,
boomerang" the success of two Sc
sons at the Belas
Theater. New York. and eight m0nt,
at Powers Theatcr, chicago VIII
seen nj the Orpheum to-day, matin'
and night. There is said to be
world OF wit and wishes in the SPAR
ling dialogue of this latest coined,
Il has to do with a young doctor VIZ
putting him under the care OF an a, =
tractivc young nurse. The slgnln-
canoe of the plays title becomes ap,
parent when all the doctors theorles
of love and jealousy are thIowni imi
the discard. and he, too, finds himseii
hopelessly entangled in cupid
meshes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30

II you are respondent when you go
into the Majestic Theater the ear
half of this week, II
u,rri. md is safe to say that you
NOrey mt won pc ieeIlhS I.,sc
the Majestic way When !Hu ~
pearing there is a winner, and G9me1Ggg
reirns supreme. There is splendid
comedy singing and instrumental aTt
nresented by Harris and Morey, while
THE DecoratoTs" is the title tase, OF 3Tom a
start 10 finish. Three other choice
acts are included on the program.
Some of the attractions listed Tor
the last half of the week are the
three Rozellas in novelty SINGING
cffering: Bowers. walters and Crook;
er, variety entertainers; rennea
musical act presented by fye people
entitled "Recollections" Lou and
Jean Archer in comedy songs and
nonsense. and Tate and Tate novelty
acrobats.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30
BOMB SENT TO
AN EX-SENATOR
INJURIES WIFE
Blows Off Maids Hands al
the Home of Thomas
w. Hardwick

Atlanta, Ca. April So.-EXploston
OF an Internal machine sent through
the mails to the home of former
United States Senator Thomas w.
Hardwick, of Georgia. yesterday. re-
suited in the serious injury of Mrs.
Maude p. Hardwick, wife of the Ak
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30
@zN1SEfaIN NENTSslaI

ORPHEUM
Tonight - David Belasco presents
TheBoomerang."
Three Gays, starting Thursday, May l,
matinee on Saturday Turn ID
the Right"
MAJESTIC
High Glass Vaudeville-F'ive splendii
comedy attractions headed by The
Decorators" one of Fred Ardath
acts. Change of program to-mor-
row.
COLONIAL
To-day and tomorrow Constance
Talmadge in Experimental Mar
riage."
Friday and Saturday-Alice Brady
in Marie, Ltd"
REGENT
To-day and to-morrow-Margu
Clark in Mrs. Wiggs of the Can
bage Patch"
Friday and Saturday-Charles kay II
The Girl DodGer."
VICTORIA
TC-Gay-"Wives of men.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday -
Why 1 Would Not Marry.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30
WILL ENTERTAIN CLASS

Shircmans Va, Pa, April. 30
Mrs. Willial German. will enter
tain the Ladies' Organized Bible
Class No. of the Bethel Church
of God at her residence, in East
Main street, on Wednesday evening
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-30
American Officers
Hooted in Fiume
By Associntcd Press.

CopenhhEen. April 30.-There have
cen noisy anti American demonstra-
'ons in Fiume. American officers
ere hooted in the streets. according
} q report received by way OF Ger
any, and British and French troops
aintained order with difficulty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-19
JITNEYS AGAIN
GET A SET BACK
Ruled Out of Competition
With Trolley Cars in
Three Cities
AND CARS RESUME
THEIR SCHEDULES
In the Salem District Fol-
lowing Action by Three
City Councils

Salem, Mass, Dec. l9.-Trolley car
service in the Salem district, which in
cludes Beverly and Peabody, was re-
sumed to-day after suspension of "a
hours by the public trustees of the
Eastern Massachusetts, Street Railway
company because of jitney competition.
All competing jitney licenses were re-
voked by the three cities last night.
Three jitney lines not covered by troll
ley service were allowed to continue.
The trustees announced that as soon
as tickets could be printed, they would
be sold at the rate of Is rides for 81
in accordance with the promises made
last week. The present fare is 10
cents.
Jitnev owners, who made a strong
plea before the city councils for a con
tinuance of their licenses, announced
that they would make no attempt to
operate to-day, but would circulate pc.
titions for a referendum on the ques-
ton of substituting jitneys for trolley
cars
The trolley tie-up yesterday forced
thousands Of persons to walk TO and
from work in below zero weather or
ride in crowded unheated auto buses.
The iitney operators were unable to
provide adequate conyeyances notwith-
standing the introduction of large
number Of buses from other communi-
fips