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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1919

Page

6

Orpheum and local theaters bring varied 28th Division shows

The Orpheum presents the 28th Division AEF troupe with Who Are You and The Perils of Thunder Mountain second episode, Nazimova in Out of the Fog at Victoria, Madge Kennedy in Leave It to Susan, and Viola Dana in The Parisian Tigress. The Majestic runs The Suffragette Revue, with Antonio Moreno, while Nazimova’s film plays today and tomorrow. Dorothy Dalton appears at the Regent in Extravagance, and Dorothy Gish in Peppy Polly at the Victoria. Paxtang Park features The Three Maxim Girls and dance acts plus a slack-wire comedy lineup.

Nazimova Madgeennedy Susan Viola Dana Dorothy Gish Polly Dorothy Dalton Louise Huff Ernest Truex United States France Lorraine 28Th Division You America Orpheum Theater Pythian Home Committee Majestic Robby Bernard Thunder Mountain Antonio Moreno Carol Haloway Madge Kennedy Victoria Theater Espe Stanley the Regent Milady Mrs. Smith Dorothy Gish Polly Paxtang Park Theater Paxtang Park Playhouse Maxim Park West Edwards Elliot Slack Wire Rommer Haney Dorothy

Rescind Orders For National Strike Of Telephone Workers

Associated Press reports from Springfield Illinois that orders calling for a nationwide strike of telephone workers have been rescinded. International Brotherhood official Charles P. Ford says local unions may still strike to adjust differences, but no immediate nationwide walkout is planned.

Springfield Charles P. Ford International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

Vickers-Vimy Makes Successful Trial Flight for Transatlantic Prize

The Vickers-Vimy entry piloted by Captain Jack Alcock made a 5:47 p.m. trial flight in St Johns Newfoundland, landing after about forty minutes in a highly successful test for the London Daily Mail prize. The report also traces the former Kaiser’s French lineage through Admiral Coligny to Queen Wilhelmina, detailing a long ancestral line across France and Prussia.

St. Johns N. F London Daily Mail Kaiser Berlin France Gaspare de Coligny St. Bartholomew's Day William of Nassau-Dillenburg Frederick Henry Frederick II Frederick William II Frederick William III Frederick William IV William I Frederick William II

Seagoing raft with seven crew sails to Copenhagen

A colossal log raft built at Haparanda Sweden measures 4387 feet long 55% feet wide and 10 feet above waterline with 16% feet below it took six months to craft contains as much wood as four large steamers The raft is held by steel cables and di d le capable of carrying immense loads

London Haparanda Sweden Copenhagen Denmark

Thirteen Colleges for Soldiers at Beaune France

The American Expeditionary Force University in Beaune has demonstrated the U S Army's potential as a national education model. In two months over 8 600 soldiers earned higher education with 584 instructors across 13 colleges offering 303 courses. No entrance exams were required, just proven high school education or equivalent.

Associated Press Beaune France United States Army America American Expeditionary Force University United States Uncle Sam

Class Day Reappears at Vassar College Pageant

At Vassar College in Poughkeepsie on June 10 the Daisy Chain revival featured a pageant where the years divide. The senior class honor roll announced includes Elsie Van Dyck Dewitt of New London Conn, Rachel Gibson Franklin of Philadelphia, Marguerite Emma Kretschner of Demarest N J, and Louise Elizabeth Catherine Stuorm of Philadelphia.

Associated Press Poughkeepsie N. Y Vassar College Elsie van Dyck Dewitt New London

Don'ts Issued to Avoid Fires by Forest Association

Washington June 10. The American Forestry Association urges fire prevention as last year’s Minnesota blaze and a $28,500,000 loss on 8,400,000 acres motivate summer campers. Don’t throw away matches, drop cigarette butts, or burn large camps. Don’t leave fires unattended, burn near dry material, or discard refuse in woods. Call a forest guard if a fire is seen and smother or drown fires until out. The old ounce of prevention remains best for forests and flood control.

Washington American Forestry Association Minnesota

Justice Brandeis to Palestine for Summer Vacation

Justice Brandeis will leave New York by boat for Palestine for most of the summer. He states the trip is a personal vacation and not an official assignment.

Associated Press Washingto

The Best Sporting Page Is Philadelphia Press Headline

The Philadelphia sport page delivers up to the minute news daily from The Press. Readers receive ongoing coverage of games scores standings and notable events with emphasis on local teams and prominent athletes.

Philadelphia the Press

Soldier Creates Evening Gown in German Y M C A Theater

Coblenz June 10 A doughboy made a gown for Paula Lind Ayers, once a New York concert singer, after her trunk was lost leaving her in uniform for a Y M C A show. Doughboys selected rose tinted materials and three hours later the sergeant finished the dress. Ayers praised the gown, saying it was the best she ever wore.

Coblenz Germany Paula Lind Ayers New York City New York Miss Ayers

Parisian Sage Hair Restorer Promises Dandruff Cure

A Parisian sage hair restorer is promoted as removing dandruff stopping hair loss and itching, cooling the scalp in five minutes. It claims pleasant non greasy care for hair and cites a New York woman praising its effects after two weeks. Kennedy's and drug counters sell a large bottle at low cost.

New York Kennedy

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Orpheum William B. Friedlander Victoria Theda Bara Paxtang Park Wareeville Wilmeresident Viola Danna FBI Pra Regent Theater Miss Dalton Sennett Elliot and West the Dancel Romn and Homies Summerdale Park Summerdale Marysville Market Square Icedair Bolshevism Susan” Madge Kennedy Justice Brandeis Palestine San Francisco S&s Anson Hill Thaxter B. Clark Theresa Raynor Fourteenth Street Lexington C. E. Dennis Third St Harrisburg Dauphin Lexington Motor Company Connersville, Ind., U. S. A Chicago Peoria Ill Automobile Club of America Pratt Institute of Brooklyn Autobile Club of America ESTA W. R. Mohney & Son Penn Union Snyder Juniaia Mifflin Perry Cumberland Adams Northumberland York Lebanon Lancaster Pennsylvania Oscar John C. Herman & Co Harrisburg, Pa
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