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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-15
Ell EntiaIO del GuaIdii Juan Fernandez
tEStd en- Buena Vista "Chuchi''}- }-Esti en- "ES-
pinOSa' '?-Ot& nOtas

Aver tarde. a las cinco So Ilpv0
IA cabo, en- Bayam6n. el sepeIio
del Guardia Juan Fernandez. ase-
sinado a mansalva anteayer por
|el desertor de prcSidio, Jesus
Cruz Gomez (al "Chuchu". iris
temente cflebre en- los anales del
crimen.
De San Juan fuG enviado. al
luctuosO acto un pelot0n de poll
c1as, asistiendo tambi6n el capi
tan Schettini V el Jefc Rafael b.
Diaz.
La banda municipal fu6 cedida
por ell alcalde Todd para que to-
cara Ell ell entielro, fud trasla-
dada a Bayam0n en tres autom6-
viles del GObierno. FL senior Val
DIES cedi0 tambien un tren espe-
cial para conducir a los policias
que lhan tomar palte eli el fl
nebre acto.
Policlas enHiatlos de Vega Ba-
ia, Guainabo, Manati. y los del
puesto de Bayam6n escoltaron ell
lcadaver del companero fenecido
de manera tan tragica.
El feretrO fue adornado con
corOnas de flores naturales. las
cuales fueron dedicadas por ia
miliares del guardia Fernandez
~ por sus cOmpaneros de San
Juan.
Ell pueblo de Bayam0n Ell una
masa cOmpacta, tribute tamhi6n.
con Su presencia, el homemade que
merecla el modesto funciOnario
que perdi6 Ia vida eu un acto de
serviciO. En- ell ambiente tiotaba
la tristeza que embargaba los pc
chos en- aquellos momentos.
El Lcdo.' Felipe JimGnez Rive
ra, Quien actualmentG reside en-
Bayam6n, fue eI epcargado de
tprOnunciar la oraci0n funebre de
despedida al desventurado padre
de familia, al amigo Y al servidor
de la iusticia. Esa mission la lley0
a cabO ell Lcdo. Jimenez prOnun-
ciandO una despedida de duelO
que pusO muy altos los spntimien
tOs y ell valor moral del policla
cafdo. va Ell. la metropolis la sec
cion de policia que escoltaba el
cadaver tribute los nltimos homo,
res al compaiiero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-15

MADRID, 15.-Dtspues "a
terminada la solemnidad que re-
visti6 este afio mayor imported
cia que los anteriores, eln -
Don Alfonso, charlaneo con-
diplomaticos dijoles que psSa
tia en- la idea de visitarsa,
RIGA. Por parte de todos
nistros y embajadoreslae
ses observation-disclosures VI fp 8
hechas' al Rey Alfonso
expresivas manifestad
entusiasmo, incitando a i
ca espafol a llevar a cabl pro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-15

.Ha muerto el amor sobre la
tierra?' No ha muerto; perO ha
perdido su lOcura. ).
Werther hara reir al que no
comprenda la divinidad y la ia
talidad que fotan en- las TRACE
dias de la vida, pues no hay un
minute que no sea tragico...
Ofeiia, esa for que yuela, hara
pensar en- una sombra impelida
por un yiento de fantasia.
Nos hemos aproXimado mucho
a las cosas reales Y va nuestros
Oios Sc cierran de horror Y nues--
tro pensamiento sc vllelve. a las
estrellas, a las rosas, a las muje-
res.
LAS <estrellas, las rosas, las
mujeres! ;Es acaso, ell geniO de
la especie, el que nos pone la ven
da de la Illusion, para divinizar-
nos a la mujer, noble ntitad, par
tie integrante de nuestro atormen
tado ORGANISING? Quizas.
Cupido no es va aquel dios
creado por los antiques para pre-
sentar al amor como lin niilo Gle
60, antojadizo, .ainaddo de fiechas
lyueles y con alas volubles; no.
! ssnpid6 lla dejado de ser una in
vaneion fugaz Y pintoresca para
conyertirse Ell una verdad pros
funda y divina. Cupido es et'Dios
absolute de todO 10 creado.
Ell amor rige las cosas. Es el
lazo de union de las estrellas. Es
el eje de diamante que hace gi-
rar al mundO de las grandes for
mas en- ell espacio lleno de ritmos
pitag6ricOs.
Hay etapas Ell que el amor duer
me parece dormir.. Els que Dios
Sc olvida pOr un momento de no.
sotros porque nos hacemOs dema-
siado duros Y torpes, al huir de
los astros del espiritu.
Ell hombre brega, bufa, enrOje-
ce Y Sc cuaja de sudores en ell
continue batallar de la eXisten-
cia. Este tragin ensOrdece su es-
pfritu, insensibiliza sus nervios
Y 10 deia incapacitadO para COM
prender las cosas dotadas de cua
lidades sutiles. :. QuiZas, no ad-
vierte que Gamma hacia ell yicio
de los egoismos y las negociacio-
mes. pues ell alma solo sabe de las
vidas suprasensibles y Sc ausen-
ia, cuando no tiene la vision de
una existencia bella y delica-
da...
Son la mujer Y ell poeta, como
siempre, los nl.icos seres llama
dos despertar atraer al al
ma que Sc ausent0 Ell tardes de
sombra.
Immense es ell esfuerzo de la mu
jer para que el hombre logre en-
treyer ell fondo de sus almas. :.
= Els que ella ha elegido la mejor
parte y posee la llama de bendi-
ci6n que crepita en- ell Universe.
CELIA nos acerca a las puertas
de nuestro SER"
Ell que no haya dido ell tic tao
de. su corazon no sera jamas po-
seedor del sentido de la belle
Ia.
Sinembargo, Rosseau dice
"Las mujeres no aman ningdn
arte, no Sc distinguen en- ninguno
Y no tienen genio."
Sin apelar los nombres de las
mujeres de la historic, voy a ne
gar esta afirmaci6n del fil6sofo
ppeta que hizo, meior que nadie,
Ia apologize del ensuefo.
La generosidad, humanismo y
attraction de Ia mujer la preparan
=.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-15
FL njlbtIU de- Cuba en- Epaia pIdIAnGa un GhCuultc
dSCuN d la de IA Ran,
Don Alfonso gsdORai en- Paris LondBs gOicbn8 wnta@@ para
bpaha-H Vapu 'veneda con- tlg0 8fud4-h ddO
abandORadO. pM Idipglalkl !

ue tanto habia de con-
a la hermandad hispano-
Eana.
EDRID, 15.-El general Be-
ss1to comisario de Espa-
Marruecos comunica al mi
rio de la Guerra que las tro-
bajo SUI mando han iniciado
uevo movimiento con obje-
To e lograr la sumision de las
ka llas de la costa Norte. Hasta
adj |ra acompaiia ell exito a las
trypas espalolas.
VIGO, 15.-Las tripulaciones
de los submarines alemanes que
estaban internados en- Espana,
han salido aver con destino a SUI
patria. Los alemanes Sc mos
.raron muy contentos de la repa-
friaci6n y muy agradecidos del
trato que recibieron en- Espafia.
LONDRES, Is. - Despachos
por ell Almirantazgo dicen que
los buques aliados estan coadyu-
vando a la defensa de Riga que
esta siendo atacada por las tro-
pas alemanas que manda ell gene
ral--Von Der. Geltz.- Este, aban-
dono aver ell mando personal del
ejercito con que ataca a Riga,
dirigiendose apresuradamente a
Berlin.
HALIFAFX, 15.-El vapor
frances "Venezia" comunica por
aerograma que esta incendiado a
1,200 millas al este de Boston.
(Contindo en- la pdginG ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-15
,os buques aliados ayudan la detensa de
Riga atacada pOr los alemaneS
EI AMOR

para comprender las excelsitudes
de la vida, pues los sentimientos
desinteresados del amor son los
que nos guian hacia ell arte, que
es fuente de todo.
Ademas de estos attributes pu-'
ramente femeninos, la mujer po-
see ell sentido de perception Y la
intuici0n maravillosa gu es llave
de tOdOs los secretos. de los tesO-
ros Ocultos que no tienen nOmbre
en- los seres y en- las cosas.
La misma quietud Ell que vive
Iy la soledad que la rodea, desa-
rrollan su. Imagination, divina
fuente que fluye raudales, 81 no
choca, como en- ell case de la mu-
jer. con el obstaculO de la raz0n,
piedra que rompe ell cristal deli
! cadO de las fOrmas levantadas...
Anatole France dice. "Al lado
de ella Sc compenetra uno de que
los aereOs ensuefos del sentimien
to V las sombras de la f6 son in
vencibles."
Las condiciones de la vida que
roban al hombre el tempo nece-
sario para el desaErello de su in
itefigencia, permiten a la mujer
|largas horas de pereza, que es Ia
que las pone en- contacto con
.Dios.. :
Sn misma malicia-dorada v.
sutil abeja que zumba, dulce
diablillO verde que retoza Ell el
coraz0n de la mujer-es signO
de superioridad.
Y ell mismo tenor que inspira
la hace fuerte y majestuosa.
Aun es un secreto. Por este, v
no. .por otras cosas, es que Dios
lasha escogido para que sea la por
tadora y trasportadora del inf
nito bien del amor. :.
/ Hoy inspira el deseo. ;Quiera
Dios que vuelva producer la To-
cura, ell divino delirio de los item
pos EN- que Abelardo llevaba, de.
un punto a otro de Francia, ell
nombre de ElOisa, en- las alas de
sus canciones!
Que siga siendo un secretO; que
deteste ell racionalismo; que siga
encantando al mundo con la SUI
blime facultad de amar Y que
pueblo, ell iardin, de ensuei1os,
tque son las verdaderas realida-
des.
La existencia seria insoporta-
BILE 81 no sonaramOs. Els ell sue
no 10 que nos hace sentir el cora
zon de la mujer.. :, COraz0n que
tiene Olores de for caliente..
Raro e incomprensible coraz6n,
que por ser tierno Y saber sufrir
10 todo, es repudiado y cruelmen-
tie befado...
| Sonad, y continual sohando,
para que ell sueho os rejuvenezca
en- los brazos del amor, que es to-
10 sueho, porque vive de La ilu-
Isi6n, ala rutilante de Psiquis.
Cread nuevas emociones para
vuestro corazon y huid de los que
razonan. :.
Bryon, en- ell Don Juan, satiri-
"a ell amor que en- las mujeres es
un siegocio de cabesG, en- vez de
ser un inter6s de c0ruS6n.
Yo no puedo comprender a las
mujeres que, olvidando los viejos
prestigios creados por la sleyen-
da, Sc dan demasiado los duros
recreos dol siglo
Tened cuidado. Vais muy de
prisa, estropeais vuestro zapatito
de telas rosadas y no os dais cuen
ia de que Ell, Ell amor, no aparece
"a en- vuestra yidh.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-15

CandelariO Rosario ulro de los
supuestos completes de "Chuch6'',
Sc halla .alin en-. la carceI de Ba-
yam0n V Sc le ha senaIado una
tianza de diez mil dollars para SUI
libertad provisional.
Este individuo mega haber to-
madO parte en- robo alguno con
"Chuchu",. N,sniega, tambien ha-
ber ayudadO al criminal en su
huida.
NuestrO reporter tuvo tambien
una entrevista con Carmen Ber-
nabe, mujer' de CandeTariO Rosa
rio. -4pt I
Esta mujer dijo a nuestro conf
paiiero que ella hacla tempo que
estaba separada de su marido,
por 10 mucho que lie pegaba. Que
hacfa solo tres o cuatro, dias que.
su maridO la habia lido a buscar
y ella consinti0 en- regresar.
Dijo, ademas, que solamente ell
dfa de autos fue que VIC en- SUI ca
sa a "Chuchd". NuestrO reporter
lie pregunt6, 81 en- otras ocasiones
habia visto 'Chuch1" por ALI
y dJo que no.
|. Hasta la fecha "Chuch6" sigue
campando por sus respetOs, perO
va su captura es question de POGO
tempo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-15
Importante a los Agricultores
de Cana, Iabaco y Erutas.

Hemos nombrado Administrator de nuestra moderna Fa-
brca de Abonos Qumicos al Sr Luis r. Gonzalez graduado
del Coego Massachusetts Institute of Technology dez
amos de experienced abrcas de abon de Armour Fer
tizer Works. cuyos productos nportados esa Isa
Con la adqusc6n de este renombrado Qumico hemos tam
bien nsalado nuesra Fabrca complete laboratoro
quco quedando a condolences de dar buen servco
Y una absolute garanta nuestra buena clientela.
Envfenos pedidos de ferzantes quedara penamen
te satisfecho precios de competencia
Sobnnos de Ezquaga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-15

Gle Vega Alta.
Sin embargo caSi toda la poi-
cia que persigue al criminal no
eS de esta crrencia.
Nuestro cOmpahero visito aver,
en- ell Hospital Municipal, al cabo
de polic1a herido. Juan X. Vein
tid0s, quien dicho sea de paso
sc encnentra fuera de peligro V
bastante mejorado. FL senior Vein
tid0s cOnferenci0 largamentc con
nuestro reporter v le eXpres0 slrs
puntOs de vista Sobre el paradero
del "Chuchn".
FL referidO policia SO afcrra a
la idea de que el pr0fugo esta
a1ln en- Bayam0n. merodeando
pOr tOdaS suS inmediaci0nes. Co
mo el pueblo de Bayam0n esta
clrcundad0 pof vastaS V espeSaS
pleas de cailaS. Sc cree que Il cStSi
suarecido Ell elias; rol< dos cir.
cunstancias.
Prlmero que tiene la facilidad
el pr6fugo de esconderse en- toda
la inmensidad de ese terreno, sin
ser advertido. Y. seemdo. que lie
facilita el trasladarse distintos
sitiOs, sin ser visto tambien.
Per0 sea 10 que fuere, la poll
cla lie persigne constantcmente V
ha hecho la resolution de captu-
rarle presto.
El Jefe QuinoneS, acompanado,
del zagaz Chcnch0 V de otros de-
tectiyes, Y pOr diferentes sitios,
Siguen las huellas de "Chuchu''
todas las pistas probableS de Su
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-15

- Il. Ribe,u Chceremont.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

The nations oldest marine,
Henry B. Hallowall. eighty. photo
graphed. at the White House. In
1860 Hallowall was an orderly at
the White House. and he is the
last of the marines stationed at the
Executive Mansion during the Bu-
chanan administration. He lives
at Mcpherson, Kan.
Photo 10y Climcdnst, from Central News Service.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-12
Build Now" Is Slogan
of Real Estate Men

Herman p. Miller, of Miller Bros.
d Co, real estate dealers, said TINS
morning that the keynote sounded
at the national convention of real
estate men recently held in Atlantic
City was this: Build Now-1 ou
VIII Make No Mistake!"
The demand for houses in Harris
burg is continually on the increase,
said Mr.. Miller, and present Duild+
ing operations and plans for the
near future are entirely inadequate
to cope with the situation. The de-
mand is just as great, If not greater,
than it was on April 1. Costs or
building will not decrease for sew
eral years at least and it is said
to be quite possible that they Will
so even higher. There is a very
serious lack of houses and apart
ments and for that reason many
people who would otherwise come to
Harrisburg to live have not come
here.
With the continued growth of the
city. homes must be provided and
many home-seekers are beginning to
realize that they must build. Re-
Gently in Bellevue Park several lots
were sold and even before the deal
was closed the buyers had made all
arrangements to build and COM
mence operations at once. Gradu-
ally building operations are getting
back to n pre-war basis, says Mr..
Miller, but at present there is an
inadequate building program.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-12
LIVE REALTY NEWS

shown by revenue stamps to have
been approximately $13,500.
Fl. G. Pedlow to Estella M. Shupp,
six three-story frame dwellings, 1927
to 81 Logan street. Consideration
shown by revenue stamps to have
been approximately $4,000.
f. B. Aldinger to Samuel katz-
man, three-story brick, 27 South
Fourth street Consideration shown
by revenue stamps to have been APP
proximately $4,000.
G.. e. Whitney to Trustees Har-
risburg Consistory, three-story brick
dwellings, 710 and 712 Capitol street.
Consideration shown by revenue
stamps to have been approximately
$4,000.
w. NJ. Ogelsby to Trustees Har-
risburg Consistory, three-story brick
dwelling, TIA Capitol street. Reven-
ue stamps show consideration to
have been approximately $4,000.
Emma Smith to Trustees Harris
burg Consistory, three-story brick,
716 Capitol street. Consideration
$4,000.
Helen Kaplan to Sophia Self,
three-story brick dwelling, 16 Cow
den street. Consideration shown by
revenue stamps to have been ap-
proximately $500.
James X. Kipp to Charles Galgi,
three-story brick, 21S Chestnut
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-12
Charles Adler Has Made
Many Sales of Real Estate

Charles Adler announces the fol-
lowing recent sales of real estate:
The three story brick dwelling,
1924 Susquehanna street, ID. Shul-
man. owner, to Morris Schiffman.
The three-story frame dwelling,
II Evergreen street, Jemima j,
Smith estate. owner, to John +.
Stouffer.
The three-story brick dwelling,
1929 Green street, Ohm c. Giede,
owner, to Fanny Nathan.
The two-story frame dwelling,
627 Herr street, and dwelling 'front.'
ing on Kunkel avenue, Barney
Leader, owner, to Samuel Harrison.
The three story brick store prop
erty, 1407 North Sixth street, Sarah
NJ. Smith, owner, to Barney Leader.
The three-story brick dwelling.
405 Herr street, Catherine Nj. Null
cahy, owner. to Harry Sherman.
- The three-story frame dwelling,
100 North Tenth street, William H,
Marshall estate, owner, to Earnest
l.. Williams.
The three-story brick store prop
erty, 332 Broad street, Samuel Deal
ham, Jr., owner, to George Giovanis.
The three, two-and-a-half story
frame dwellings,, 616-61S-420 Pef-
fer street, ]. Charles BreniZer. owner,
to David Cooper and Solomon Ker-
son.
The three-story brick dwelling,
2121 North Second stret, c. House.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-12

street, and 214 and 216 Cherry
street. Revenue stamps show con-
sideration to have been approximate
ly $4,000. o,oo
III. G. Quier to ]. p. Machen, 21OS
Derry street. Consideration SHOWN
by revenue stamps to have been ap-
proximately $4,000. $50
III. G. Pedlow to Abigail Yost. TWO
and one-half-story frame dwelnhs,
1926 Fulton street. Consideratloii
shown by revenue stamps TO nave
been approximately $2,OOO.
p. II. Caplan to Ray A. Swartz'
three-story brick dwelling, $40 South
Seventeenth street. Considerauon
shown by revenue stamps to nave
been approximately S3,5OO.
c. X, Doehne to Witman-Schwarz
Corporation, three-story brick oWeli-
ing, 609 Walnut street. Consluera-
ton shown by revenue stamps 10
have been approximately S4,0oo.
Elizabeth Keffer Estate TO James
I. Hamaker, three-story brick dweii-
ing, 1892 North Second street. Con-
sideration shown by revenue stamps
to have been approximately $S,5oo'
Helen l.. Fulton to j. IL. kohnleln,
three-story brick dwelling. 1916
Berryhill street. Consideration SHOWN
by revenue stamps to have been
approximately S1,5OO.
Two sales of real estate MADE
within the last few days py tne
Backenstoss Realty Company or 55l
Market street are as follows: j. H.
Spicer TO Edward Yingst, three
three-story brick dwellings, 344-S46-
34S Nectarine street; and Clara v.
Kautz to Nick Sprignuoli, 1913
North Sixth street. The considera-
ton in both of these sales was
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-12

band of Wall Street sharks and
makes them take a back seat. 1t is
wonderful productions that is
bound to please.
Monday and Tuesday of next week
Taylor Holmes will be featured in
"A Regular Fellow" This is con-
sidered one of the funniest pictures
ever filmed. He is born in the blood
woman hater but a fair young grille
makes him charge his views upon
a certain subject so much that he be-
comes an ardent admirer of the far
sex. 1t is considered by everyone
who has seen it as the funniest pic
ture ever shown. Come early and
bring your laugh appetite with you.
The headliner at the Majestic bill
the last half of the week is breezy
musical comedy Of
At the Majestic fering entitled "For
the Love of Mike"
1t is presented by nine people, there
is funny comedian who keeps every
one in constant laughter. a chorus of
pretty girls in attractive costumes
and an elaborate stage setting -Four
standard Keith acts are grouped
around this attraction including the
Burns Brothers, clever equilibrists
Gordon and Delmar. singing song s
and playing the piano; Marguerite
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-12
Recent Transfers of
Real Estate in City

Among transfers of real estate In
Harrisburg during the last week
were the following:
H. NJ. Kicker to E. G. Slabach,
three-story brick dwelling, 2Zo
Chestnut street. Consideration, $4,-
600.
John j. Hargest to Edna Doyle,
three-story brick dwelling, 1917
Berryhill street. Consideration 49,
100.
F. K. Swartz, Jr. to ]. w. Bent
ley, three-story brick dwelling, Rev.
enue stamps show consideration to
have been approximately $2,5OO.
d. d. Lowery Estate to George w.
Dress, three-story frame dwelling
1885 Derry street. Consideration
$3.50.
State Real Estate Company to
Sarah Heller, F'latiron Building,
four-story brick, Nineteenth and
Derry streets. Revenue stamps
show consideration to have been ap-
proximately $4,000 and mortgages.
B. f. Burns to Ohev Sholom con-
gregation, lot one hundred by one
hundred and ninety-two feet, Front
and Seneca streets. Consideration
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-12

eomeulenne; The Ferrart GIFTS.
classic dancers: Gordon and Del
mar singing songs and playing the
piano; the Burns Brothers, equilib-
rists.
COLONIAL
To-day last showing of Harold Lock-
wood in "A Man of Honor"
Monday and Tuesday only-Taylor
Holmes in laugh rollicking farce.
"A Regular Fellow"
wednesday. Thursday and Friday -
Rex Beach's famous novel. The
Crimson Gardenia," the picture
everyone will talk about.
VICTORIA
All next week-"Yankee Doodle in
Berlin" and Mack Sennett Bathing
Girls.
REGENT
To-day-Charlie Chaplin in sunny
side.' jazz Orchestra and Vivian
Martin in Little Comrade"
Monday and Tuesday Marguerite
Clark in Come out of the kitch-
en-"
Wednesday and Thursday Dor
othy Gish in IN Get Him Yet
Thursday, Friday and Saturday =
Sennett Comedy, Hearts and
Flowers"
PAXTANG
Naudeville-Two shows every even
ing.
The vaudeville bill that closes al
PaXtang Park this evening offers one
hours real enter-
vaudeville at tainment to any one
Paxtang who has not already
seen it, When you
have heard Ell Gotta play everything
from ragtime to Faust on the Xylo-
phone no other player on this par
ticular instrument is going to quite
satisfy you and after laughing your
sides sore at the antics of Gillett's
monkeys and dogs and the rest OF
the park bill, you will agree with
all those who have seen the show
1t is some bill at Paxtang this week
To see n great motion picture pro-
duction, and at the same time to see
and hear the living
''RecI and participants in It's
Real Screen making will be the
Celebrities unique privilege of
the show-going pub
lie at the Victoria Theater next week
when the famous California nereids
of the films, Mack Sennett's Bath
ing Beauties, will appear in person
on the stage simultaneously with
the screen showing of the comedy
kings latest and biggest production
Yankee Doodle in Berlin"
Sennetts fame has been chiefly
earned by his two-reel film bur-
lesques, issued by Paramount and
made by him for his great releasing
agency. Yankee Doodle in Berlin
is wholly a Sennett enterprise put
forth only on a state-right basis. II
is five reels of continuous hilarity,
with German royal bluff and bluster
as its butt, and on it the "Grif-
fifth of Comedy" has expended all OF
his wealth of inventive genius in
broad satire.
Today is the last opportunity Har-
risburgers have of seeing America's s
matinee idol-Har-
At the old Lockwood in his
Colonial last photoplay pro-
duction, "A Man OF
Honor" In this picture he outwits
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-12
Great Britain Prepares
For German Trade
Ru Associated Press.

London, July 12.-Great Britain is
preparing to resume her consular
service in Germany soon and to
give every facility for British firms
to distribute goods there, says the
Dali Mail. A special committee of
the foreign office is selecting men
for consular work and it is expected
that the Ambassador to Berlin will
be appointed soon.
1t is expected that Germany will
send charge d'affairs here, but
that no German Ambassador will
be named for some time. Travel to
Germany will be restricted, the
newspaper says, but bona fide COM
mercial travellers will be given fa-
cilities to go anywhere they de-
sire.
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man, owner, to Louisa Freidberg.
The three-story frame dwelling
and lot, 1918 Swatara street, Charles
T. Masner. owner, to Charles p.
Snyder.
The three-story brick dwelling,
1871 North Second street, W. r..
Biough estate, owner, to Ben
Abrams.
The two-story brick dwelling, 4S9
Herr street, Catherine M. Mulcahy,
owner to Louis Finfrock, Jr.
The three-story brick dwelling,
1876 North street, Grace Stoner, own
er, to George w. Orth.
The two three-story brick dwell
ings, 1881 and 1888 North Sixth
street, Sarah A. Smith, owner, to
Max Williams.
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zNUSE|faI!zE17sS
MAJESTIC

MAJ ESTIC
High Glass Vaudeville For the
Love of Mike" a Choos produc-
ton; Marguerite Padula, singing
coincidence; The Ferrari Girls.
classic dancers Gordon and Del
mar singing songs and playing the
piano; the Burns Brothers. equilib-
rists.