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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-22

antero. Dadas las circumstances &C
tuales. no hay suficienteS negoclos
para hacer cmbarques en- caro- por
e7tero, Y los concentrates Sc ven
cbligados a hacerlos por express, a
TN costo muy elevado. o hien a no lna-
Ger los envios. Es incalculable Ia
mejoria que Sc realizaria en- los ne
gocios, 81 Sc lograra dar f~acilidades
para hacer embarques por menos de
caro- por entero, por dos o tres We
ces q Ia semana. 70, que tengo CO.
nexion comercial con Mexico, y que
estoy al tanto de las condolences
existentes. me c~omplazco en- infor-
marie que una modification en- et
sistema de servicio de carga sera de
muy eXcelentes resultados para los
propios f~errocarriles Y para el conner
clio m~exicano Y americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-22

entire Monterrey v Tampico, V que
Embellishments cl mismo sistema sc
pondra en- practica tambien en- las IL
meas de Monterrey a Matamoros, Mon
trey 4 Torre6n V a Porfirio Diaz,
pues cada dia es mayor IA escasez de
material rcdante a causa de Ia enorme
destruction de este realizada en- ell
IL del pals principalmente, en- las
lineas de Mexico a Veracruz y Pue-
bla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-22
Tn candidate mas.

Hoy CT la manana e. Partido L.
bera! D~emocratico organizara un mi
tin con el lin de hacer Ia selection
De candidates al Gobierno de Sono-
re-. esperaHdose que tendra IN buen
6xito. Prooablemente dicho Partico
escojera como su candidate a Don
Ccnado GaXiola. comerciante dc
Hermosillo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-22
Progresses de- la ~aviscion mcxicana

Cuarcnta Y circo minutes emplco
IN aviador de Hermosillo en- ~recorrer
la distarcia que hay entire esa CAPT
tai Y Tres. Al tarminar su vuelo V
aterrizar en- Ia eX-capital de Sonora,
su aparato no habia sufrido ningun
d~esperfecto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-22
Solicitan trabajadorcs

Al Gohierno del Estado dc Sono-
RI. Sc ha dirigido The United Sugar
Co. de Sinaloa, Y ell senior Temple,
SUPERINTENDENT del Fcrrocaril Sur
de Mexico. solicitando su ayuda pa
IA conseguir trabaajdoreS que de-
sean cmplear en- sus diversos depar-
tamentos. en- virtud de que muchos
trabaiadores Sc encuentran actual
mente sin quehaccr por nabcr sldo
Separates Dor la Compania Mlnera
De Cananea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-22
Empleadas destituidas

Sin causa justificada. o al menos,
no conocida haSta hoy, fgeron sepa-
radas de su empleo de celadoras de
Ia Aduana dc II vecina villa, las Sc
noritaS Clotilde Moraga Y Luisa
Ruiz. Sc cree que ell Administra-
dor De esa oficina ha obrado en- es-
Ia OCCASION de una manera injuSta.
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Gira de un candidate.

En- Ia gira polftica que actualmen-
tie hace en- Sonora, lgnacio L. Pes
guerra. con motive de sus trabajos
relacionados con las pr6Ximas cleo
clones para Gobernador del Estado,
establecio en- Magdalena, Santa Ana,
H~ermosil!o, Empalne Y Guaymas,
dependencies del club "Partido Ii,
beral de Sonora que 10 postula.
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I'm MOYIWIENT0 ENCAME-
A D A EMBELLECER
La CIUDAD
CVieue de la la

envios frecuentes a europa.
Pas6 Ia guerra. V no fueron po-
cos los que cumplieron con la soil
citaci6n Official del cultivo de sus jar
dines-jardines de Ia guerra sc la
maron:-estos peQuenos plantlos, eSoS
macizcs de flores en- los patios aver
alfombrados de maleza girls. embe-
llecieron c higienizaron muchos ST.
tics.
Ahora SC trata dc que csa higie-
nizaci6n. csc embcllccimiento, sc eN-
tie1dan a la ciudad toda. va que ape
mas 81 hay casa en- la ciudad que no
cuentc con terrcno suficicnte para su
jardin.
FL proccdjnGicrto
Ell procedimiento que Sc empleara
cs muy scncillo.
La Camara dc Concrete de San An
tonic. ofrecc gratuitamentc, las Sc
milIas. las ensenanzas, follctos eX-
| pIicativos sobre cada clase de cult
vo. V adn pcrsonas que practicamen-
tc los ensenen.
Los ~rcpartos de semillas, no sc ha-
ran directamente por la Camara dc
Concrete. sino que ella cnviara Il
las distintas ~escuelas locales, toda n
varicdad dc elias. para que ain sc
d~istribuvan a los llamados Clubs de
oy,I.os f;rn,aJos nor las de los nj
nos cducandos.
En- todas las ~escuelas dc la ciudad,
csta habiendo juntas diarias. con OBJ
ieto dc iniciar a los famillareS de los
ninos. en- csta ~intercsante question,
los ~rcpartos dc scmillas sc hacen va.
Una HamnGa n los mericnnoS
FL comitc directive dc tales laboreS'
nos pidc hagamos una amplia lIamada
= los reyicanos. a los que ticnen, pa
ra que sc ~anrcstcn Il este pequenlSl-
mo esfuerzo. cue scrvira para meJo-
rar las condolences h~igienlcas Y eS-
Iteticas de u residencias, por humll-
des que elias sean.
Ademas. es innegable que la labor
personal de cada unc en- este case, re-
dun6ara en- breve en- el benetlclo &C.
neral. Dor cuanto que, n vez llcvada
a t6rmino. LENA la ciudad de jardlnes
Y de hortalizas, las condolences dc sa-
inbridad de San Antonio habran me-
dorado notablemente.
Ademas Sc nos pide que pongamos
en- conocimicnto de q~uicncs a clio es-
ten decididos, que. como en- el mes de
Febrero deberan hacerse muchas de
las siembras mencionadaS, es tempo
va de que las tierras vayan siendo
convenientemente preparadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-22
Las fi,sfas del CARNIVAL

Los soclos del Club Obrcro dc Ia
vecina villa dc Nogales, preparan un
festival que tendra lugar en- cl tea
tro de esa localidad. J que tendra por
obieto If preparando las fiestaS car
navalescas. con IN programa en- 81
: habr: corridas DC toroS, peleas
de gallos. carreras &c caballos, ca
rreras en- sacos, en- bicicletas Y otras
classes de iuegoS. Habra premios que
Sc adjudiCaran a los vencedores Y
repartiran reinaS elegidas al efecto.
| Tambien habra bales de mjscaras,
publicos Y particulars.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-22
OREGON ESTA En-
San FRANCISCO,
CALIFORNIA
Va a arreglar ALI varies
asunfes de carscter
financier0
orrr ii PRENSl.

Esp-c;ci pcrc Ii PRENSl.
NOGALES, Arizona. Enero 10
Por tren de aver salio para San
Francisco, California, ell General ca
rranc;sta Aware O~bregon, Quien Va
al arreglo de algunos asuntos conner
ciales. que aun tienc pendientes con
relacion q su eytinguida Agencia
Commercial, que tenia en NogaleS, So
nora. No Sc sabc 81 regresara.
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Intense fro.

Intense frio.
e. frio Sc lego a sentir en- este
lugar en- I'm grade tan intense, que
las llaves de aqua de las dos pobIa-
clones vecinas han amanecido total
mcntc rotas en- muchos lugares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-22
ESPTRiTLSAO

C!avieala del Rey SaIom6E .-......- 5 o.a5
Diccionario Internal. Conteae maGia
Blanca. Roja y NeGra. Apariciones,
ecc- 5 2.o0
Donna Y Ritual DC "a Alts MsSiS- Con-
there e. triaagu!o de Solomon, IA Ca
bzia. e! Tarot- s~ecrctos del Sxitc. Al
Enchi-ijiones. G-ino-ios y Pentacalos S 0T5
e Dragon Role. . sea el zrts ie man
da- a los cspiritus .....-......... : S.a5
e Podez del F~eaSaniento. Su dori-
MO y cufu-a- Como estudisr Gu
iue-S lPS
e Li5ro Infern1L- T-ataGo de las cien-
c;ss ocui:as- Cont:ene el libro Ge San
Cip-iaao. Clavicula de SaLmen. el
etc KS
E! FS-dadsrO Dragon Roio. Epean-
tamieatos. nOdo &c haesse Invisible.
etc. : $50
La Gran Varita Adivinadc-a ........ 5 a.S5
Lisro Masno de Ssa Cipriano. Ed:ei6z
Gnica : complete del fanoso GrimO-
L. Gan Magia Supreme ............ s LILO
Los Seccctos del inferno .....-.-.- " 0.60
Manual de Magia Blanca ............ 5 O.4e
Manual de AaGia Nesra ........... S sis
Secretcs d los Carlos. Ar:c de ga
mar I todos los jueSos ............ 5 1-oo
Secre:os &c Alberto el Grende .....-.. 5 o.50
Scc-etos Ge u P-estiGiSitaci6n y Il
nagis. Lsccioncs 9=actic1s de esc2-
uoteo ; presttdigitsci6n .......... 5 100
Sec7ctos del Inferno ............... 5 o.5S
TesOEo &c aiilag.os de Ia Gnu. de Ca
-zvaca. Fer6adera joys del ocC!Ss-
mo : $50
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EI paso de rnsrcancias.

FL Administrator dc Ia AGuana dc
Nogalcs, Sonora, Ultimameute ha dis
puesto que s~olarhentc durantc las
horas de oficina en- que esta alberta
Ia m~encionada Aduana, Sc pascn
bultos de mcrcancias; es decir, dc
nueve a doce del dia J de dos a scls
de la tardC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-22
Nueva eScueis

e. P~residente Municipal de Navo-
-ioa. Sc ha dirigido al Gobernador
del Estado, Gales, participandole que
ha ~principiado Ia construction de I'm
edificio destinado a una Escuela
en- el que Sc invertiran a!gunos mi
les de pesos.
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r DE CAROLINA


-o-cz Trasicos. Dos tones .--...- l.20
Al Ror5e del Abismo ) Lazo Funesso. 5 30
C,~,,6n de Madre. Dos tonoS '..-.. 5 10
Co-,zsn de obrero- Dos tonaos ----.. 5 l-2o
Czdena Etern-- Cuatro tomos --S 40
Dramas del Adulte-io. Dost onos -,- ; A.Zo
FL Gen;o del Nal : o'oo
g Ult!no Beso ; s''V
e Se--eto de un Band!Go ......--.- ) TO
81 Hije del Anarquista- Dos tones ; 10
II AIbsr-uc del Delito. Dos tomos..... 5 l.2o
II Ah,r,aao del Parquc. Cuatro tones $ 40
i, Asor.s Maiditos. Dos tonos -. : 40
Cr;mens &c Diayohna. Dos tonlos l2o
Il. MariGos Infar1es. Dos tomos..--- ; l.20
u. T-ac.Gias de los Ceios. Cuatro TO-
mos
z, Hin de Il Po-tera- Dos Somos-.. 10
r. RsS.,-recc!oa de IN ANGEL -------- ) oes
n Bz:!a-ira del TeaEro Real Dos To-
mos =.
Paraiso e Inferno ' WV
RGns o Il AaSel de los AlpeA Dos
tones -
lin Cr,men en- AutomoviL Dos tones. ; l2s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-22
NovELAs HIsToRIcAs Y PoPULAR6s

NOEELAS =
4 % CENTAvoS CADA UNA
Abela-do y Elo!ss
Amor de Aadre
Eertol5o. Berteidino y CacassHo
Ca-!onasno o los u Pa-es Dc F-aneis
Diego Corrientes
Dona Jusnita
la Hut-tana de 5r,sel:s
e. Bar5ero de Ssvills
Espinas de una for
Fioz de IN DIE
Gsnovevs De B-s~snte
Herman Cort4s y Marina
Lucrecla Bo-gsa
Los Anacts de Te-uel
Ga16n L-scaur
Ma-ga-its de Bo-goEa
Otelo. e! MORO de Vsnecia
Pablo , Virginia
Romeo > JulieSs
Tre;nta amos . n vida de IN juz.Gc,
AvENTURAs DE SHERLOCK
HOLMES
\ so CENTAVoS CApA TONIC
e Tendedor de Catzveres-
e Ro6o del Diaasrt. AEul
IA Hiia del Usurero
Blackwell 81 Pi-a:s del Taua=is
Jack 81 Dest-:pador
Los Mcaederos F2.sos de Loud.es
Ii Maesa SanE-ients
I'm Ged;co Criminal
Il Tcstanen.o del Director
Sherlock Holmes > e. ConGabandista
De Opie
En- Ia Esecuels del Crinen d. Pitts
hIrS.
4 !as Pue-.as de. u Muerts
Ia v;uda Roia &c Paris
u Res:;a Humane
Una Ncche de Terror
e Ro5o del Collar de PszlSs
La infaue Possds de- Cairo
E! NaG:raSio de Corfu
z Rey de los Baacidos
AvESTURAs DE JOIN C. IA-
FILES
A 80 cENTAvos cADA TONIC
:! Iacognito Gistsrioso
In Roho en- el Palacio Real
{! Principe JagnGor
Il Asai:o en- el Sleeping
Ei Auo Ro!o -
e uere6ero de Eagiestoas
e Secreto del Anilo
= Presidente de las CeoniSs
Ell Faiso SGl:eador
La DoncelIS RaptAda
El Fusil del Negro
" Tesoro del RoSai
I'm Tisie de 5odss
81 S2cczdots Gel Sol
q Tesoro de- Estado
Eu 4 Raroncra
q Sec-eto del teso-o
oBRAS DE CARLoTA BRAEME
80 CENTAyoS CADA UNA
= secrcto de Lady Suria
En- 81 Mariana de b"das
Entire dos Peeeaas
In Condea de Cradoe
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
ITO AID WORK ON
WAR HISTORY
Committees Named by State
Commission For Impor-
tant Task

Dauphin county is represented by
William Jennings in the list of county
War History Committees made public
History Commission. The committees
arc now busy completing their county
rolls of honor. and gathering other
| information.
Central Pennsylvania Committees
The members of the committees
follow:
Adams County-Miss Annie Major
| chairman, and Miss Margaret M. Nc
MILAN, both of Gettysburg
Center-George r. Meek, Belle
fonte.
Cumberland-L. S. Daugherty, S.
N. Goodyard and DR.. Leon Prince, all
of Carlisle.
Franklin-Ross K. Gilbert, Cham
bersburg.
Fulton-The Rev. william ]. Lowe,
chairman; John B. Runyan. secretary
treasurer; John P. Sypes. the Rev.
Edward Jackson. d. H. Patterson the
Rev. w. V. Grove and the Rev. c. f.
Jacobs, all of McConnellsburg.
Juniata County,. NJ Keller, chair
nan, Mifflintown; Prof. ]. H. Deem.
Academia; and Miss Myrtle Haubert,
of Mifflin.
Lebanon-col. H. NJ NJ. Richards,
Lebanon.
Mifflin-w. w. Uttley, chairman,
Lewistown; G. H. Macklin, McVey-
town; ]. Ira Musser, Yeagerstown,
and Miss Rhoda McNitt. Reedsville
orthumberland-W. r. Rohrbach,
Sunbury; the Rev. c. E. Roth. Sum-
bury. and H. w. Chamberlin, Milton.
Snyder-Goorge w. Wagenseller,
chairman. Middlsburgh.
District committees of Snyder
county-James T. Herman, Troxel-
Vile; Max Bingaman, Beavertown; c.
A. Baker, Mcclure; G. A. Hassinger,
Penns Creek; H. C. Graybill, Paxton
Vile; DR.. Percival Herman. Kratzer-
VILE; George Pontius. Kramer; 1. G.
Sanders, Northumberland; George NJ.
Wilmer, Selinsgrove; F. S. Gingrich,
Mt. Pleasant Mills; e. e. Ferster,
Richfeld; William NJ. SEIZURE, Selins-
grove; A. Monroe Aurand, Beaver
Springs; Jere Snyder, Port Treverton,
and william F. Brown, of Freesburg
Committee on Special Subjects =
Red Cross Chapter. C, w. Her
man, Selinsgrove; Y. NJ. C. A. and
dleburgh. Liberty Loan Drives,
James G. Thompson. Middleburgh
Fcod Administration, r. L. Schroyer,
Selinsgrove. Public Safety, George
w. Wagenseller, Middleburgh. Four
minute Men, the Rev. H. B. Hayes, d.
D., Middleburgh. Local Draft Board
Charles S. Mattern, Middleburgh. Sus-
quehanna University. DR.. John l.
Woodruff, Selinsgrove. War Stamp
Drives, William A. Hassinger, Middle
burgh.
Somerset County-Emory o. Bickel,
Ph.D,, chairman. Mifflinburg; j.
Herbert Walker, secretary, Lewis
burg, and C. Marlyn Steese, Mifflin-
burg.
York County-Grier Hersh, Fran
els Farquhar and James Rudisil, all
OF York.
Bedford County-H. D. Metzger,
Miss Emily S. Statler, Mrs. Shirley c.
Hulse and Emory B. Claar, all of
Bedford.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
HOPE TO RUSH
PEACE TREATY
Leaders in Congress Predict
Disposal of Amendments
This Week
By associated Press.

Washington, Oct. 27.-Senate lead
ers hope to expedite the German
Peace Treaty this week by disposal of
amendments and by beginning con-
sideratlcn of reservations. Both
Houses convened to-day however.
with decreasing prospects of adjourn
ing the special session by November
10.
In addition to the Treaty the in
dustrial crisis, intensified by the
threatened coal strike la,te this week,
eIso promises to receive much atten-
lion in Congress. The strike of btu
minous coal miners will come up for
carly discussion on the pending reso-
luton of Senator Thomas. Democrat,
cf Colorado, proposing drastic action
bv the Government Further consider
alton of the strike may come through
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
"EVE AND THE MAN,

The Orpheum is given the honor Of
presenting Walter Hast's latest pro-
duction. Eve and the Man" Wednes-
Day evening in this city before being
taken to New York City where it is
to be presented next week at one of
the Shubert theaters. The play,
written by Frederick BruegFer, IS
announced as an occult drama and is
said to contain in it's most unusual
stage story many situations that will
thrill even the most sophisticated Of
playgoers. The story has to do with
the young daughter of an East In
oian importer who finds herself in
danger of losing the one man that
she loves above all others by reason
of the allurements of the charm eX-
erted ever him by married woman,
described by the author as an "eroto-
matte woman" While the action of
the piece takes place in the space of
one August evening in home on the
banks of the Hudson, near Tarry-
town, two interesting characters of
the Far East are introduced to
weave the web of mysticism that en-
meshes the characters of the play.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27

even better than "a Rough Riding
Experience"
Corrinne Griffith, one of Harris
burg's most popular screen stars, is
now being featured
At the Colonial at the Colonial The
ater to-day, to-mor-
success, THE Climbers" This is the
photoplay made from the famous
stage success by Clyde Fitch. AS a
stage production THE Climbers en-
joyed an unusually long run through
out the country and was featured in
every large playhouse in the world.
As motion picture it will in all
probability eclipse it's stage record. j..
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week the Colonial management
offers the First National attraction
entitled Choosing Wife,"
"BETTY, BE GOOD"
Betty, Be Good" a new musical
Orpheum Theater tonight and to-
morrow. The book and the lyrics are
by Harry B. Smith. who has innumer
able successes. to his credit, ana
to capacity in New York at present
while Angel Face is enjoying a
prolonged run in Chicago. The muc
sic is by Hugo Riesenfeld, director Oh
the famous ttlalto ana INlNoll
ters New York and who is one of the
most prominent figures in musical
circles in America to-day. The cast
includes a number of well known
Broadway favoTites; me- ineiuding e o h 20
Frank Crumit, Laura Hamilton JOSIE
Intropidi, Edward Garvey. Worthlng-
ton Romaine, Georgia Manatt, LuclllS
Manion, Sammy Evens, the wen
known dancing team of Grant ana
Wing and a chorus of dainty, daz-
zling, dancing beauties.
WALLACE REID AT THE REGENT
Wallace Reid comes to the Regent
to-day in his new Paramount picture
"The Love Burglar" This photoplay
which will be shown to-day. and to-
morrow, is an adaptation of the re-
cent play by the celebrated authoI
and playwright, Jack Lait. entitled
zone of U.s." The play had it's prem
iere at the Morosco Theater in Los
Angeles and after a successful run IN
which Bertha Mann played the star
ring role, it was taken east.
After careful study of the values
of the different roles, the producers
decided that the hero role was py Tar
the stronger and in the picture yer
sion, the leading male part is the
stellar role. Wallace Reid is said to
have a highly effective role In TINS
production, and one of the best in his
screen career.
Gale Henry has begun a new series
of two-reel comedies, the. first or
which has been given metropollte n
location especially adapted, 1T Is said,
to her elongated form of humor.
Twenty art titles representing
forty actual working days have been
made for the "Sunset-Burrud Leg
ends of the Wilderness" which are
being filmed in the Northwest and
Canadian Rockies, by I. ]. Burrud for
the Bulls Eye program. The titles
were painted by Herbert V. B. Acker,
of their kind The first of the re-
leases will be the Lake of Living
Waters" in which Crater Lake, Ore
gon. was filmed.
With six companies working at top
speed and arrangements made for a
seventh, which will begin production
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
Men School Teachers
Urged to the Mines
If Miners Strike
Bu Associated Press

New York, Oct 27.-Male school
teachers of this city are urged to petit
tion for leave of absence and take up
the pick and shovel If the threaten
ed coal miners strike went into ef-
feet.
Asserting that President Wilson'S
declaration in the matter was a "call
to duty" Nomer Gray, president of
the Association of Man Teachers and
Principals of New York City, issued a
call for a meeting next Saturday to
consider possible action.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
ORPHEUM

OttHftEUM
Tonight and tomorrow ,night-The
seasons best musical comedy.
Stewart and Morrison offer Betty,
Be Good"
Wednesday night only, Oct. 20
Walter Hast offers Eve and the
Man." with Helen Holmes.
Thursday night only, Oct. 30-"Good
Morning, Judge" with George Has
sell.
Friday night and Saturday matinee
and night, Oct. 31-NoV. IA. II.
Woods dramatic sensation. Under
Orders"
MAJESTIC
High Glass NATURALIZATION and
Mack, dancing and xylophone play
ing; Noodles Eagan and Company,
Harrisburg's favorite; Wilcox LIE
CroiX presents Gold Coffee; Pail
frey, Hall and Brown, in singing,
talking and cycling; also another
Keith headliner; also another cpl
sode of "The Fatal Fortune" fea-
turing Helen Holmes.
VICTORIA
To-day, tomorrow and Wednesday,
William Farnum in Zane Grey
Duanes."
Thursday. Friday and Saturday-Tom
Mix in The Speed Maniac"
SolTCANl<hL
To-day. tomorrow and Wednesday,
Corrinne Griffith in "The Climb
ers." from the famous stage sue
cess of the same name by CLYDE
Fitch.
THURSDAY, Friday. and Saturday
Choosing a Wife"
REGENT
To-day and tomorrow - Wallace
Reid in "The Love Burglar.
Wednesday and Thursday-Dorothy
Dalton in "The Market Of Souls
Thursday. Friday and Saturday-The
Mack Sennett Bathing Girls in up
in Alfs Place"
Friday and Saturday-Charles Ray in
Bill Henry"
Do you like cold coffee? Very few
people do. but the Majestic Theater is
Offering something
At the Majestic the first half of this
week called Cold
Coffee" which should meet with the
hearty approval of every Harrisburg
er. cold Coffee" is the name of an
act which comes here to-day to play
three-day stand.
will keep the audience in an uproar.
Four other headliner Keith acts, ev-
cry one of which is as funny as they
can be will he shown. Another episode
of the latest serial. Helen Holmes In
1.-THE Fatal Fortune" Will be SHOWN.
William Farnum will undoubtedly
score another hit with Harrisburgers
in his presentation
At the Victoria of Buck Duane, the
sturdy hero of Zane
Grey's popular novel, "The Last of
the Duanes." This picture opens a
three-day run at the Victoria Theater
to-day -
Farnum's work has always been
good, but this will undoubtedly offset
any of his former pictures as 1t is a
story written in the master style of
Zane Grey and bears that true to life
feature.
The story in itself is brimful of
thrills and woven deXterously
through these thrills is wonderful
love story.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Tom Mix will be offered in his latest
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
WHAT HE WANTED

Little Ben, who was very fond of
beefsteak, passed his plate the other
night at dinner for a second help
ing.
Why, Ben" said his uncle, you
mustn't eat any more meat Don't
you know" he counseled, eff you eat
more meat you might have a dream
and see elephants and tigers and
lions, and scorpions and panthers
and"
Ben grinned delightedly.
Gimme another piece" he
begged. "I want to see all them
things" Angeles Times.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
Prohibition Bill
Not Before Wilson

Washington, Oct. 27.-The prohibi-
ton enforcement bill and Attorney
General Palmer's opinion as to the
measures constitutionality, it was
said list night at the White House,
had not been placed before the Pres
dent The statement Immediately led
to renewed speculation as to whether
Mr.. Wilson would act on it or permit
ii to become law Tuesday midnight
without his signature.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27

upon the arrival from the East of d
new director, the National studios are
buzzing with activity. Under the di-
fectlon of Bertram Bracken, an all
aid, Is at work in "The Kentucky
colonel" the story by Opie Reid,
which was adapted for the screen by
tranklyn Hall, head of the scenario
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
TOUGH LICK

Native-No show for Uncle Toms
Cabin" tonight at the operyhouse.
Visitor-Show fail to turn up?
Native-No; our sheriff arrested the
owner for not having a license for the
dogs-Detroit News.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
"UNDER ORDERS.

AT the Orpheum on Friday and Sat
urday A. II. Woods will present for
an engagement of two days Under
Orders" direct from years engage
ment in New York and the principal
cities in the East. Under Orders'' is
a play in four acts by Berte Thomas,
playwright, with revision and elab-
Grafton by Roi Cooper Megrue. The
action transpires just outside of Lon
don and in a small city near Berlin
Not only is the plot of the piece said
TO pc OF extraordinary power and ap-
Peal, but the author has handled the
story in manner quite unique in
the annals of the theater. In Under
orders" playgoers are sure not only
OF an astonishing piece of dramatic
writing, but of a splendid and unusu-
al performance