Twenty Thousand Leagues at Orpheum Amid Vaudeville and Sagas
The Orpheum shows Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea with daily matinees. Majestic offers grand opera style acts and a lineup including Mme At the Doree and a star cast. Paxtang Park presents the Jones family trio with other acts. Regent features Dustin Farnum and The Call of the Cumberland. The Colonial presents The Sixteenth Wife with Peggy Hyland and Marc Dermott, plus newsreels. New York reporter Jimmie Warburton and the Turk plot drive multiple adventures. Friends, Francis X. Bushman aids the final episode of The Great Secret tomorrow.
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Orpheum
Jules Verne
Paxtang Park
Verne
Williamson
Paxtang Park Theater
Paxtang
Jones
Mercedes Bach
Raymond Knox
Four Casters
Jack Column
Vitagraph
Peggy Hyland
Marc Mac
Dermott
Jonial Theater
Toony
Olette
Russia
Hacker
Kadir el Raschoud
Hackel
Constantinople
Mimi
America
Turk
Jimmie Warburton
New York
Kadir
Warburton
Pathe
Francis X. Bushman
Stomach trouble relief via Bisurated Magnesia ad
Medical authorities attribute most indigestion to excess stomach acid. Warns that chronic acid stomach is dangerous. Recommends Bisurated Magnesia as a safe antacid to neutralize excess acidity during meals, either with a limited diet or by normal eating with this aid. Geo A. Gorgas. Advertisement.
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Geo
A. Gorgas
U Boat Losses Fall to New Weekly Low for British Shipping
London reports a weekly decline in U boat damage as Admiralty figures show 23 British ships destroyed, including 15 over 1,600 tons and five fishing craft, with overall port traffic totaling 5,335 vessels. Destruction by larger ships dropped from prior weeks, indicating reduced U boat activity.
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London
Admiralty
British Isles
United Kingdom
Victory With America United on War Aims
Paris commentary notes Jules Cambon says the Chamber backed the war aims with U S support and that France is reassured by Americas aid. In Georgia, Dr R L Perkins ordered to report to Fort Ogelthorpe June 16 after ten years in Savannah practice. He is Coroner's physician, secretary of the Central Pennsylvania Homeopathic Society, and a state medical society member.
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Associated Press
Paris
Jules Cambon
Ministry of War
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
United States
France
R. L. Perkins
North Second Street
Fort Ogelthorpe
Georgia
Perkins
Central Pennsylvania Homeopathic Medical Society
State Medical Society
South
Dauphin Hotel Sold At Sheriff Sale To W K Meyers
The historic Dauphin Hotel in Dauphin was sold this afternoon at a sheriff s sale to attorney William K Meyers for 750 dollars. A 5000 dollar mortgage remains against the property. Other sales included 144 Balm Street in Dauphin to H Zimmerman for 1670 dollars and 1319 North Second Street to C M Bowerman for 1310 dollars. Maxwell Hite acted as auctioneer. Mrs Anna Blacksmith 65 wife of Augustus F Blacksmith Harrisburg telegraph printer died at 224 Boas Street. She is survived by her husband two daughters Carrie Wilt Mrs H W Baker two sons William A and Roy B and several Gohl siblings. Funeral will be Saturday at 3 PM from the home and viewing tomorrow evening. Burial in Harrisburg cemetery.
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Dauphin
William K. Meyers
Balm Street
Solomon Porter Hood
H. Zimmerman
Jacksonville
Isaac A. Kersetter
Mary Powers
North Second Street
Christian Gohl
John P. Gohl
Charles Gohl
Mary Gohl
Harrisburg
Five Teachers Graduate at United Brethren Class
Shiremanstown held graduation for the Teachers Training Class of the United Brethren Church on Sunday evening. A. B. Harnish of Mechanicsburg delivered the address titled Service and presented diplomas to George K. Eshleman, Rhoda Beamer, Dorothy Diller, Jennie Kauffman, and Elsie Strong.
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Shiremanstown
United Brethren Church
A. B. Harnish
Mechanicsburg
George K. Eshleman
Rhoda Beamer
Dorothy Diller
Jennie Kauffman
Elsie Strong
Dauphin County farmers pledge to aid nation in war effort
County Recorder James E. Lentz reports the upper end of Dauphin county uses all farm land and crops range from fair to excellent. Surplus vegetables are being dried and canned, potato acreage is higher, wheat looks fair to excellent, rains help corn, hay will exceed last year, and fruit yields look strong with apples peaches plums grapes in large quantities. It looks like a banner year.
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Dauphin County
James E. Lentz
Dauphin County Committee of Safety
Brumbaugh
Dauphin
Valedictorian of 1917 Class at Dauphin High
Miss Christina Long valedictorian of the Dauphin High School class will enter Harrisburg Central High as an upper classman in the fall. Despite a small graduating class of two, she earned the highest marks and is popular in town. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs I Lane Long and an accomplished musician with stage experience.
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Dauphin
Christina Long
Dauphin Highchool
Harrisburg Central High School
Miss Long
I. Lane Long
Copyists Sought to Finish City County Enrollment Work
More volunteers are needed to copy 14 000 enrollment cards in the city and county. District tabulations nearly finished with returns expected late today. Some registrants completed and added to totals raising to 14193. Funeral services for F W Liesmann Monday at 2 at his Camp Hill home, burial in Harrisburg Cemetery.
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R. Ross Seaman
Ed. H. Fisher
Resolution to halt joy riding boulevards in House
Mr Milliron of Armstrong presented a resolution urging the State Highway Department to stop construction of joy riding boulevards and to focus on roads aiding movement of agricultural produce to towns. Mr Walter of Franklin objected to its consideration.
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State Highway Department
Stedy
Milliron
Armstrong
Walter
Franklin
Major appropriation bills approved for state colleges and universities
The House approved in a few minutes bills totaling 3.45 million dollars for State College the Universities of Pennsylvania Pittsburgh and Temple University. The measures were sent to the Senate for consideration.
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House
State College
Universities of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Temple University
Senate
No Salaries in Liberty Bonds Debate Attacks Patriotism
Speaker Baldwin ruled that a state law cannot be amended by a resolution as Perry and Eby clashed over paying final legislator salaries in Liberty Loan bonds. Socialist Maurer accused excessive patriotism while Eby argued members should invest in bonds, retorting he would take on that burden. The discussion followed a broader push amid wartime finance and public support.
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Baldwin
Eby
Perry
House
Maurer
Berks
Banco
Carlisle
W. G. Stephens
Elizabethtown
Albert W. Cain
Greencastle
Charles B. Carl
Middletown
Colin S. Few
Waynesboro
Clarence Croft
Risqosuederher
H. F. Brunhouse
Adv
Tanlac touted as remedy for rheumatism in Harrisburg ad
Mrs. James Moore of Harrisburg describes relief from chronic joint pain swelling and constipation after taking Tanlac. The ad notes Tanlac is sold at Gorgas Drug Store and at the P. R. R. Station, with the Tanlac man meeting the public.
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James Moore
Dock St
Harrisburg
Taniac
Tanlac
Gorgas
Controversy Over Incomes and Bond Plan In Pennsylvania
Mr Maurer endorses the resolution if it taxes all incomes over 1000 dollars. Mr Beyer of Philadelphia opposes the method as constitutional concerns arise with bond payments. The Speaker supports him. The Pennsylvania State College prints ten school garden project leaflets for classroom use.
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Totten
Maurer
Beyer
Philadelphia
Department of Agricultural Education
Pennsylvania State College
School Garden Bulletin Details and Rules Issued
The department released Bulletin 5 on School and Home Garden covering advantages of school gardens. It outlines site selection crop details and ground preparation for country gardens and includes rules to govern garden contests.
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Doree
Majestic
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Farrar
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Martinelli
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John MacCormack
Picquo
Wayne
the Warren Sisters
Laney Haskell
Dupree and
Dupree
Dustin Farnum
the Regent
Cumberlands
Samson South
Marguerite Clark
Charlie Chaplin
ANON
Cololonia Tad
Marc MacDermott
Opera House
Carlisle, PA
Cacy Luce S Quinter
Philadelphia Orchestra
C. M. Sigler
Mercedes Bach & Company
the Majestic
Scotti
Tetrazzini
MME. Doree
Regent Theater
Dustin ‘Parnum
Iia
Chas
Neville Buck
Leeds
Ann Murdock
Professor Buel B. Risinger
Dauphin Hotel
W. K. Meyers
Dauphin High
Miss Christina Long
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Lincoln Correspondence Schools, Inc
New York City
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F. W. Liesmann
Camp Hill
Ernest Metzenthin
E. D. Weigle
Liberty Bond Club
Dauphin Deposit Trust Co
Harrisburg,Pa
Atlantic City, N. J
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J. M. Henner
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