Begs President to Send Direct Aid to Armenia
A memorandum from ten members of the American committee for the independence of Armenia urges immediate U S recognition of the Armenian republic and direct aid. Signers include James W Gerard Charles E Hughes Elihu Root Nicholas Murray Butler Jacob Gould Schurman and Admiral Fiske.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Near East
United States
Wilson
American Committee For the Independence of
Armenia
James W. Gerard
Charles E. Hughes
Alton B. Parker
Elihu Root
Frederick C. Penfield
Nichlas Murray Butler
Jacob Gould Schurman
John Grier Hibben
P. W. Rhinelander
Admiral Fiske
Home Made Remedy for Catarrh and Colds
Thousands use a simple at home remedy for catarrh and colds. Ask a druggist for Menthol ized Arcine a three quarters of an ounce and fill a pint bottle with boiled water. Gargle the throat then snuff or spray the liquid into the nostrils twice daily to keep nasal passages clean and healthy and hinder flu germs.
Bio-Feren Tablets Praised For Rapid Nervous Remedy
Joseph E. Webb of Muncie Indiana credits Bio-seven with restoring him to normal after nervous fatigue. The ad claims the tablets quickly alleviate weakness anemia and low vitality and instructs dosing of seven days and a money back guarantee if not improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Webb
Muncie
Indiana
U S Memo Cautions Against Armenian Mandate Plan
The memorandum argues Americans should not take hazardous responsibility that benefits Turks and could empower them to murder and raid. It states that Americans would support direct aid to Armenia and urges recognizing the Armenian republic as a preliminary step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Armenia
Republc
Famous Child Pianist Brard to Perform in Paris Audience
Magdeleine Brard, famed young French pianist, earns top prizes at the Paris Conservatoire and Prix d honneur. Her December 16 recital at Technical High School promises mature artistry beyond her years, drawing praise from The Tribune Herald Times for a child noted as the greatest since Hoffmann.
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Magdeleine Brard
Technical High School
France
New York “Tribune
Miles Brard
Hoffrhan
New York
The
New York Herald
Miss Brard
Home Made Cough Syrup Popularized by Lents Reader
Mrs M H Van Wart of Lents Oregon writes that Mentho Laxene or Mentho Laxere cured her husband’s long lasting cough and now helps her two boys and her winter asthma. The concentrated essence sold by druggists is mixed at home with syrup to make a pint at low cost per bottle.
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M. H. van Wart
Lents
Ore
Daniels urges pay increases in U S Navy
Secretary Daniels urges Congress to pass a joint resolution for pay increases to Navy personnel. He warns loss of skilled men reduces fleet effectiveness and threatens current operations. With enlistments near 102,000 but many under nineteen, the Navy would need higher pay to retain warrant and petty officers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Daniels
Navy
Guantanamo
Cuba
Prominent York Pastor Dies of Heart Trouble
Rev. Dr. Andrew Todd Taylor, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in York, died of heart disease aged 53. A native of Ireland, he had served Gaston Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia for twelve years and was elected secretary of the American branch at an England conference. He is survived by his wife and four children. the body will be taken to Philadelphia for burial.
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York
Andrew Todd Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Benjamin Marsh
Washington, D. C
Mary J
Lauretta
Andrea
James I. Taylor
Philadelphia
Democrats Are Split by Knox Resolution
Washington reports the Knox resolution widened rifts among Senate Democrats. Some lawmakers oppose President Wilson’s stance and fear the plan makes compromise impossible. Belief grows that dissenting Democrats may push a separate compromise, with intensified outreach over the holiday recess.
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Knox
Miss Anna MacDonald Returns From France
Miss Anna MacDonald returns to 306 North Second Street after a year distributing books to soldiers in France. She sailed December 14, 1918, as the American Library Association placed over 2,500,000 books in camps and transports, with sites at St Aignan and Brest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Anna MacDonald
North Second Street
Miss MacDonald
American Library Association
Lemoyne Bible Class to Give Christmas Entertainment
The Bible School of the Lemoyne Church of Christ offers a Christmas service titled White Gifts for the King tomorrow at 7 45 featuring recitations songs and choir selections. Each class contributes a gift of money or provisions to aid orphans and the needy. Bible class attendance records were broken at Zion Lutheran as Dr E E Campbell led a talk on The Prince of Peace with a class of 91 and a new quartet singing two carols. Y M C A plans include a Christmas party for younger boys on December 26 and industrial-plant tours for older boys starting early next week.
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Bible School
Lemoyne
E. E. Campbell
Zion Lutheran Church
Prince of Peace
George A. Kline
Walter Co. Heiges
Arthur H. Hull
Luther Kuhlman
S. Winfield Herman
Wilbur Horton
C. W. Miller
Arch H. Dinsmore
Lincoln
Nebraska
Audacious burglaries in St Nazaire claimed by cross‑border bandits
Police at St Nazaire arrested French Spanish and American hold up men on charges of stealing American army stocks and transporting them by automobile. The suspects are tied to numerous burglaries in the region. Christmas exercises at Camp Hill Church of God featured a Sunday school program before a large audience. The children received a yearly treat and the pastor was given a purse.
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Associated Press
Paris
Havas
St. Nazaire
Camp Hill
Rural Education Topics Highlight Pennsylvania Conference
Professor Frank E. Shambaugh attended a Reading meeting of the Coun ty Superintendents Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania. Discussions centered on developing rural schools through a State Bureau and forming a county unit for school taxation and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Shambaugh
Rich iron builds strength and nerve power for success
An advertisement extols organic iron-Nuxated Iron as a cure for nervousness fatigue and lack of stamina caused by iron deficiency. It cites physicians Dr James Francis Sullivan and Dr J Van Horne praising iron in blood for vitality and achievement, notes easy absorption, teeth safety, and a money back guarantee with local retailers listed.
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James Francis Sullivan
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Westchester County Hospital
J. van Horne
Board of Health of the
City of New York
D. Nelson Clark
Croll Keller
Geo. Gorgas
Kenned's Druggists
A. Medicine Store
Senate Passes Railroad Bill With Anti-Strike Provisions
Washington December 22 The Cummins railroad bill passed the Senate 46 to 80 to return railroads to private operation. It retains anti strike and other provisions and goes to conference with the Esche bill. Final enactment hoped early next month amid ongoing doubt over railroad disposition as Congress adjourns for holidays.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Wilson
Compromise Treaty Plan Ready as Senate Meets
Negotiations toward a compromise on the German peace Treaty and conferences on railroad reorganization legislation promise to be the only activities of the few Congress members remaining in Washington during the two week holiday recess. By January 6 a compromise treaty plan should be ready for Senate presentation. railroad action is not expected until late next month. Senate and House managers on the railroad measures will meet Tuesday to outline work on adjusting the Cummins and Esch bills with parallel prints. Conference adjourns Tuesday for a week, then daily sessions are planned for weeks. A few House committees plan to work during the recess drafting bills for the new session.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Barnes Approves Hoover Plan to Aid Europe Food
New York reports Julius H. Barnes president of the United States Grain Corporation and wheat director announces approval of Hoover urged plan to supply food to Central Europe on credit from U S Grain Corp profits may fund humanitarian relief. He says the treasury is unlikely to incur losses on the guaranteed price program and suggests Congress authorize a loan of 100 to 200 million dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Herbert Hoover
Europe
United States Grain Corporation
Julius H. Barnes
United States
Barnes
National Treasury
Congress
Maynard to Quit Flying and Return to Pulpit
Lieutenant Belvin W. Maynard the flying parson and winner of the army trans continental air race has resigned from the army air service and will resume church work. He plans to leave by January 1 and heed a warning to give up flying for newspaper fame. General Rickards argues for peace, then a local burial notes a 12 year old boy Earl Krone buried after a fall from a tree delayed by ice floes and a plane aid.
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Associated Press
New York
Belvin W. Maynard
Army Air Service
Maynard
Theatres Chronicle: Thurston Majestic Regal and Colonial Picks
The Orpheum hosts Thurston the magician with a two month New York run and matinees on Christmas Day. Majestic presents Rex's Circus and Keith acts headlining Christmas week. Colonial shows Rex Beach's The Girl from Outside all week with Nome frontiers and June the heroine. Regent features Vivian Martin in Louisiana and Enid Bennett in Partners Three. Victoria books Florence Reed in Her Game and Tom Mix in The Feud.
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Majestic
Rex's Company Circus
Keith
Rex Beach
Victoria
Florence Reed
Tom Mix
Vivian Martin
Louisiana
Enid Bennett
Partners
Paramount Artcraft
Wallace Reid
Regent
Great American Desert
Partners Three
Paramount
Arizona
Wallace Reid Pe
Deaths and Funerals for Della McCamant and Elizabeth Bright
The funeral for Mrs. Della McCamant widow of ex Auditor General Thomas McCamant was held at 3 p m from her 404 North Second Street home with Rev Dr Lewis Seymour Mudge officiating. Burial was in Harrisburg cemetery. Survived by Jannie Bruce of Harrisburg and Wallace of Portland Ore. The late Thomas McCamant served as Auditor General 1889 to 1892. Mrs Elizabeth Bright aged 85 died Saturday and funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 30 p m at her son Harry Brights home 1410 Walnut Street with further services at Shoops Church and burial in the church cemetery. She is survived by her son a daughter Mrs May Schwarts sister Mrs Margaret Tarling and six grandchildren.
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Mes
LA McCamant
Della McCamjant
Thomas McCamant
North Second Street
Lewis Seymour Mudge
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Harrisburg
MeCamantte
Jannie
Bruce
Wallace
Portland
Ore
Bsss
Elizabeth Bright
Harry 3
Roberta Disbrow Society Sends Apples to Har risbore Orphans
The Roberta Disbrow Lloyd Sunshine Society arranged Christmas parcels for three Harrisboro children’s homes including barrels of apples and standard gifts like candy, cake and nuts. Disabled children treated by Dr. Rhue in Philadelphia are improving and fitted for new braces.
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Harrisbore
Roberta Disbrow Lloyd Sunshine Society
Rhue
Philadelphia
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