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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1919

Page

2

Tons of Food Sent to Poland From the States

Danzig reports that over 350000 tons of foodstuffs and raw cotton have been shipped to Poland from the United States since February. The American Relief Administration oversees feeding in Poland from Danzig, with John H. Lange of Seattle and Captain C A Abele in charge. Lange says about 1000000 Polish children are fed, and relief may extend to Germany and Danzig as milk and meat shortages persist.

Danzig Poland United States American Relief Administration John H. Lange Seattle Wash C. A. Abele Warsaw Lange Associated Press Germany

Peace to Bandits Is U S Aim in Mexican Snarl

Senator Fall of New Mexico declares the United States began talks in the Jenkins case with an ultimatum and ended with a final abandonment of its position. He predicts no further action by the government beyond backing away and seeking peace. After holidays, Fall and Senator Smith will resume testimony in San Antonio, Texas.

Washington Senate Committee Fall Republican New Mexico Senator Fall Smith Ariz San Antonio Tex

Charges Policemen With Aiding the Recent Robberies in New York

New York police officers are accused of aiding a burglar gang in five Brooklyn and Manhattan robberies, totaling more than 200000 in goods. District Attorney Harry E. of Brooklyn says evidence is enough to convict at least six officers, with four named as gang members and two already under arrest. He has submitted the case to the Grand Jury and expects action today.

Associated Press New York Brooklyn Manhattan Harry E.s Grand Jury

Concave Screen Promises New Dimension for Movies

New York readers report a concave motion picture screen shown in a local theater. The device, claimed to create a third dimension and reduce eye strain, was supervised by Dr. Louis Pech of the University of Montpellier with a group of scientists witnessing the experiment.

Associated Press New York Louis Pech Faculty of Medicine University of Montpellier France Pech

No Food Increases in N. Y. Restaurants

Representatives of 5 000 New York restaurants at a three day convention decided not to raise prices despite higher operating costs and prohibition losses. Joseph Burger president of the Tinstead Restaurant Owners Association announced the resolution to increase charges was defeated and economies of operation would be pursued.

New York Joseph Burger Tinsted Restaurant Owners’ Association

Marmola Prescription Tablets Offered as Obesity Remedy

An old advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a safe effective weight loss remedy. It claims the tablets reduce fat without dieting or strenuous exercise and offers purchasing details from Marmola Co at 864 Woodward Ave Detroit Michigan with a large case priced at $1.

Marmola Co Woodward Ave Detroit Mich

Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement claims Poslam soothes itching and clears inflamed complexions overnight. It assures safety, strong concentration, and rapid improvement with a tiny amount. Free samples offered via Emergency Laboratories in New York City.

West 47Th Ct New York City

Captain Lumb to Focus on Law Practice in Harrisburg

Captain George F. Lumb, longtime deputy superintendent of State Police, resigns to devote himself to commercial law in Harrisburg. He is a Dauphin county bar member praised for merit and war service, with strong ties to Masonic circles, Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, and war work. Captain Leon B. Pitcher to become Wilkes-Barre police chief with political independence and a higher salary.

George F. Lumb Sproul Harrisburg Lumb Dauphin County Leon Pitcher Wilkes- Barre Harrisburg Rotary Club Hart Wilkes- Parre Record Captain Pitcher

Regular Army size debate reshapes war plans

Washington reports the War Department proposals for a 576000 strong Regular Army faced likely rejection by both houses. Senate and House committees favored about 280000, with Wadsworth predicting reductions. The American Legion pressed for a lean force plus universal training for 18 to 20 year olds and a citizen staff, along with continued officers training camps and an aeronautics department.

Washington House Senate War Department Wadsworth Senate Committee House Committee American Legion The Allan A. Takey Omaha Neb Milton J. Foreman Chicago Thomas W. Miller Delaware Minneapolis Legion

Republican Women Seek Representation on National Committee

Detroit reports that Republican women nationwide want representation on the Republican National Committee. Resolutions from the Republican State Central Committee and Women's State Executive Committee urge state central bodies to instruct delegates at the national convention to back a rules change. The proposed change would elect two committee delegates from each state with one woman among them.

Detroit Republican National Committee Republican State Central Committee National Committee

German failure to deliver harbor material under treaty

Paris reports from Havas say German delegates provided evidence that Germany cannot deliver all harbor and dock material required by the peace treaty protocol. Allied experts may consider a counter proposal to cut the delivery by 200000 tons.

Associated Press Paris Havas Germany

Third Term Hints From Wilson Amid Treaty Stand

Washington observers debate if Wilson seeks a third term as he pushes the Versailles Treaty unchanged. Democratic ears in closed doors doubt health limits may permit another campaign, while Palmer, McAdoo, and others weigh future moves as the 1920 race looms.

Wilson White House Senate

Victor Records Gift Selections for Christmas

Victor Records offers the full stock of available records ideal for gift giving. Choose from the assortment and avoid last minute rush. Inquire about Christmas boxes for record gifts at the 1st Floor record department.

Edison Records Christmas Carols and Hymns Gift Stock

Edison records offer Christmas carols and hymns for Edison owners with full stock available for gifts. Choose early for the best selection of Christmas boxes and gift records.

Edison

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