The Other Man in Divorce Trials Highlighted
Court sessions in which both spouses accuse infidelity unfold in Courtroom No 2. McCarrell. Olive Green admits walk with the other man and visits when others are present while her soldier correspondent in France is unnamed. Witnesses include sisters and a bartender identified as a co respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. M. McCarrell
Grover Green
Olive M. Green
Green
France
Raymond Hoppes
State Street
Edna Clocker
Kensington Street
William Sheetz
Catherine Street
Hoppes
Clocker
Harry Bankes
Mary Bankes
Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Ad promotes Poslam antiseptic healing for skin eruptions and stubborn eczema. Claims rapid itching relief and lasting results, stating the product is harmless and sold everywhere. Offers free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emergency Laboratories
West 47Th St
New York City
Fortna Extends Lead in War Savings Stamp Contest
R K Fortna has increased his lead to nearly seven thousand dollars in the William M Donaldson prize contest for selling War Savings Stamps by Harrisburg letter carriers. Through December 7 he reported 29223.09 in Baby Bonds and War Savings Stamp sales, with G A Hollinger second at 22546.97 and several others over 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Fortna
William M. Donaldson Priz
Harrisburg
G. A. Hollinger
J. A. Geiger
E. R. Gault
C. W. Cless
G. L. Ebersole
C. A. Fort
Wilson to Visit Pope on December 23
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson will make an official visit to Pope Benedict XV and Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary of state, on December 23 following Thomas Nelson Page's Vatican visit.
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Wilson
Pope
Page
Paris
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
Vatican
Pope Benedit
Gasparri
Temps
Rome
Danderine Promises Dandruff Removal After Use
Advertisement touts Danderine as a scalp treatment that eliminates dandruff and hair shedding after one or two uses. It claims the scalp stops itching and that dandruff particles disappear with several applications.
War casualties listed from Harrisburg area during WWI
Today's casualty list names locally based servicemen including Private Oscar F. Wolfe wounded and gassed in October with 112th Infantry now in a base hospital in Irrance. Private James B. Smith severely wounded of 324th Infantry, and Private Harry C. Bechtel severely wounded of 314th Infantry, with families notified. Also confirms Corporal David M. Thornton death and Private Jacob Hain wounded in Paris. Additional local residents include Bugler Luther G. Smith slightly wounded, and others: Paul H. Gulden Boiling Springs, Daniel F. Bluist Mechanicsburg, Oscar G. Glouser Williamstown, Eugene N. Emschler Columbia, Joseph H. Hoover Chambersburg, Maximillian Schwarz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Smith
324Th Infantry
Bessie
Rose Smith
North Third Street
Smith
Finck Company
Waynesboro
Harry C. Bechtel
Millersburg
314Th Infantry
War Department
Kate Bechtel
Bechtel
Elizabethvile
Camp Meade
France
David M. Thornton
Thornton
Shiremanstown
16Th Infantry
Jacob Hain
Red Cross
Paris
Hain
146Th Infantry
David Hain
North Fifteenth Street
Ross B. Hain
Newport News
Washington
Luther G. Smith
Bugler Smith
C. H. Smith
Cec. Street
Mechanicsburg
Oscar G. Glouser
Williamstown
Eugene N. Emschler
Columbia
Joseph H. Hoover
Chambersburg
Maximillian Schwarz
Captain Dietrick to Speak Before Y M C A
Captain Wil Arthur Dietrick, commanding officer of the S A T C at Temple University Philadelphia, will address the men's mass meeting in Fahne Jock Hall Sunday at 3 30 pm. He speaks on Where We Go and Why We Go. Dietrick was formerly a London church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Arthur Dietrick
Temple University
Philadelphia
Fahne&Jock Hall
Dietrick
London
Compulsory physical exams urged for schoolchildren in bid for fitness
Chicago reports a push for mandatory school child physicals and training after Dr J A Nydegger cites high unfitness rates. Salt Lake City notes Joseph Smith left under $70 000 after leading the Mormon Church. Cleveland cites a judge ordering railroads to face personal injury suits, not the director general. Washington discloses 358 257 influenza cases and about 17 000 deaths in army camps by December 1. Oakland says 3000 boilermakers back at Bethlehem Shipbuilding after two weeks off due to dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Delegates From Forty Red Cross Chapters Conference Here
Bruce King of the American Red Cross will speak at a conference for 150 delegates from 40 chapters at the Civic Clubhouse starting tomorrow at 9 30 am. The program includes a discussion on cooperation with chapters and other organizations, stranded men, Camp Community Service and work with disabled soldiers, with a roundtable led by Miss Stelen Waite in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce King
Bureau of Information
Home Service Section
American Red Cross
Mr. King
Mirrow
SteJen Vv. Waite
Taft Proposes Five Nations as World Police Force
Former President William Howard Taft designates England France Italy the United States and Japan as the international police for the future. He spoke at the Investment Bankers Association of America convention in Atlantic City about a League of Nations plan to enforce world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
William Howard Taft
England
France
Italy
United States
Japan
League of Nations
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Tranmore
Mr. Taft
Comedians Draw Rousing Cheers At Harrisburg Vaudeville
Howard and Sadler received an enthusiastic two minute ovation at the Majestic after their "Wedding Bells" number. Homer Mason and Marguerite Kee ler presented a travesty on the eternal triangle, while the Spanish Goldinis dazzled with juggling acrobatics and Stunts. Gillen and Mulcahy were praised as pianist and singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Sadler
Homer Mason
Marguerite Kee
Harrisburg
Gillen
Mulcahy
John McCormack
Macushla
Vaudeville Finale Delights With McRae and Clegg
McRae and Clegg perform clever and skillful cycle stunts to close the Majestic bill strongly. The duo elicits approval and appreciation from the vaudeville audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRae
Clegg
Majestic
Plans to Extend Rural Parcel Post Service to Washington
Assistant Postmaster General Blakslee told the House Post Office Committee that extending rural parcel post with army motor trucks would combat high living costs. He sought $8 million for the service year starting July 1, with War Department trucks to be turned over for the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blakslee
House Post Office Committee
Bnit
War Department
Only Powerful Medicine Will End Rheumatism
A historical ad proclaims Rheuma as a cure for rheumatism with a no cure no pay guarantee from Kennedy's Drug Store. It claims long use over seven years across America and promises relief after a two day small daily dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
America
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Carter
Lumber’s Place
Belgium
Argentine
South Africa
Australia
China
United Ice & Coal Co
Forster & Cowden Sts
Chuck
Chicago, Ill
Peoria, Ill
Chicago
American Public Health Association
J. A. Nydegger
Baltimore
Salt Lake City
Mormon Chaurch
Joseph Smith
Cleveland, C
Willis Vickery
Common Pleas Court
Oakland
Cal
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
McNeil
Taft
Norfolk
Silvertone
Serge
Brown
Navy
Burgundy
Louis
G. R. Kinney Coo., Inc
North Fourth Street
Coats
S. Fourth ST
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