Turks Forsake Great Mosque of St Sophia
Associated Press report from Constantinople notes Turks drift from St Sophia, foreseeing its conversion to a Christian church like earlier centuries. Plans for mosaics and inscriptions restoration are mentioned, along with warnings of unrest and possible British opposition and Muslim discontent among troops in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Constantinople
St. Sophia
Christ
Devil
Memet
Constantine
Great Britain
India
Islam
Triangle Club Dance at Villa Villa July 2
Invitations issued for a Wednesday evening dance on July 2 at Villa-Villa. This second in a series aims to surpass prior events, with Hall's Super-Jazz Orchestra of Wilkes-Barre providing the jazziest music. Committee: Clarence Wissler, Charles Barnes, Joseph I. Claster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
Villa-Villa
Triangle
Wilkes-Barre
Clarence Wissler
Charles Barnes
Joseph I. Claster
Yankee Troops Arrive at Brest From Russia
June 24 reports the transport Porto arriving from Archangel with the last American troops in Northern Russia except engineers. Brigadier General W. P. Richardson was aboard. Lieut Thomas F P Moran's funeral held at St Marys Church Maclay Street with military mass and burial at Mount Calvary. Veterans groups attended the services and viewing preceded the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Menominee
Porto
Archangel
W. P. Richardson
Russia
T. P. Moran
Thomas FP. Moran
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Maclay Street
William V. Dailey
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Howard L. Calder
Veterans of Foreign Wars
the Elks, Moose
Knights of Columbus
Sons of Veterans
Holy Name Society of
Six-year-old Fred Greenawalt Injured From Fall
Six year old Fred Greenawalt of Camp Hill is in Harrisburg Hospital with a fractured left hip after falling from a horse stall yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Greenawalt
Camp Hill
Harrisburg
Prizes Awarded At Motor Club Picnic
Harrisburg Motor Club picnic at Boiling Springs features contests and prizes. George D Proud of Philadelphia entertains with a tin whistle as the Commonwealth Band leads the parade, with 50 plus prizes awarded for men and women in events like medicine ball throw and relay races. A run from Harrisburg to Boiling Springs records top times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeney
Harrisburg
Wiiter
Dr. Faunce
George D. Proud
Philadelphia
Commonwealth Band
Proud
Frank Davenport
Boyd Ogelsby
Longaker
Boiling Springs
R. C. Haldeman
Motor Club
W. Grant Ferrer
Doc” Miller
J. K. Staples
F. F. Davenport
B. M. Ogelsby
Carl Hanson
R. H. Lyon
C. E. Gunnzenhauser
A. H. Bailey
Charles
Brinser
C. W. Bartnett
F. W. Covert
D. A. Hershey
Lee Moss
Charles Schmidt
James 8. Lutz
Mrs. Co
H. Crouse
Bogar Hardware Company
Rand
N. S. Longaker
Dauphin Tire Service Co
Pauline Harro
E. Mather Co
C. H. Crouse
Andrew Redmond
Katherine Fisher
New York
Cut Rate Tire Co
Mildred Harro
Blumenstine Electric Co
Good Service Tire Co
Florence Wilson
Auto Cap
Hub Clothing Company
Junior Ferrer
Gately & Fitzgerald
Albert Pryor
West Shore Tire and Repair Company
Blair Heskin
Keystone Motor Company
C. T. Smeltzer
C. A. Fair
W. J. Hirtley
International Rubber Sales Company
Dizzy Izzy Race
Auto
Rex Garage
Blair Hefkin
Front Market Motor Supply Co
William Cozzoli
Star Garage
O. S. Ebersole
Mechanicsburg
Wa” Ps Grove
Keystone Sales Company
E. Shelly
Buellwhistle
Packard Motor Car Company
Harrisburg Harness Co
H. J. Moyer
Miller Tire Co
E. J. Ervin
Ajax Tire
Miller Auto Co
H. S. Messinger
Spotlight
Harrisburg Electric Co
F. B. Wilson
Overland
G. B. Coleman
Hauck Bros
M. L. Dick
Square Deal Auto Supply Co
It's Hard to Be Loved by Two Women Divorce Hearings
Courtroom proceedings reveal marital troubles as John Schram sobs while testifying in a Philadelphia divorce case against Rosy Schram. Other witnesses include Harry A Gault detailing desertion from Edna M Gault and several settled or ongoing actions among Hoffman Hetrick Quenzler and Ibach, with D C Stuff named as co respondent in a prior action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edna M. Gault
McCarrell
Lebanon
France
Gault
Argonne
John C
Sarah Florence Hoffman
Gertie M
Harry M. James
Ada M
George S. Hetrick
Mary
William E. Quenzler
Victor A
Ruther E. Ibach
D. C. Stuff
Yankee Aero Chief Invites Handley-Page Flight to Seashore
Atlantic City invited Vice Admiral Mark Kerr, pilot of the Handley Page bi plane at Harbor Grace, N F, to fly nonstop to Atlantic City. A telegram from Albert T Bell, president of the Atlantic City Aero Club, says the flight would mark the return visit of American naval aviators to Newfoundland and demonstrate the practicability of aerial lines between Harbor Grace and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Mark Kerr
Harbor Grace
N. F
Albert T. Bell
The
Aero Club
New Foundland
America
Ivy Orator Guests Visit Before Commencement
Mrs. L. B. Seibert Bryan Seibert and Clair Wilcox are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Carpenter at 2124 North Third street on their way home to Coudersport Pennsylvania. Both Seibert and Wilcox study at the University of Pennsylvania with Seibert serving as ivy orator at the commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IVY
L. B. Seibert
Bryan Seibert
Clair Wilcox
John T. Carpenter
North Third Street
Coudersport
Mr. Seibert
Mr. Wilcox
University of Pennsylvania
Ivy Orator
Guns Roar as Germany Accepts Peace Terms in Paris
News from Paris reports Germany accepted Allied terms, prompting cannon fire and crowds celebrating around the capital. President Wilson favors a simple ceremony, with plenipotentiaries to sign in Versailles Hall of Mirrors amid raised dais and short speeches. The city erupted with cheers, banners, and damaged nerves as preparations for the signing intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Quai d'Orsay
Henry
Paris
Supreme Council
Champs Elysees
Arch of Triumph
Place de la Concorde
Germany
Hotel de Crillon
George Washington
Wilson
London
Exchange Telegraph
Copenhagen
Berlin
Munich
Lille
Toulon
Brest
Citizen Fire Company to Hold Reception
Seventeen members of the Citizen Fire Company No. 3 who served in World War will be honored at a reception on Thursday evening June 26 at Maennercher Hall North and Church streets. Several veterans remain in the United States Army in France and Germany. A program of music speeches and entertainment has been arranged by James Brady William Wolf Frank Fagan Edward Wert Harry F Ellis and Luther S Shoop. The honor roll lists Louis E Houseal killed in an England air plane accident October 1 1918 and William Berthel William Clay William Clash Harry F Ellis Edward A Glassmyer Charlies BE Grow Arthur W Kister George F Lawrence Thomas McCord Harry Miller Samuel E Painter Harry M Ritter Charles F Shaeffer George Strine Edward Wert and John Wot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen Fire Company
No. 3
Maennercher Hall
North
Church Streets
United States Army
France
Germany
James Brady
William Wolf
Frank Fagan
Edward Wert
Harry F. Ellis
Luther S. Shoop
Louis E. Houseal
England
William Berthel
William Clay
William Clash
Edward A. Glassmyer
Charlies BE. Grow
Arthur W. Kister
George F. Lawrence
Thomas McCord
Harry Miller
Samuel E. Painter
Harry M. Ritter
Charles F. Shaeffer
George Strine
John Wot
Bride Evangeline Brown Weds Harr McNamara in Pink Rose Home
Miss Evangeline Marian Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Will H Brown married Harr Calvin McNamara of Cleveland Ohio this morning in the home of Rev Dr George Reed. ceremony featured pink and white decor with roses palms and ferns. best man was Richard Lee McNamara USN. couple to honeymoon in New York Boston the Great Lakes and Thousand Isles then reside in Cleveland after August 1. bride's father owns Cove Lumber Co and Van San Cara Co with soft drink venture in Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Marian Brown
Will H. Brown
North Second Street
Harr
Calvin McNamara
Cleveland
Ohio
Geor. Reed
Gree HS
Dorothy Perkins
Lady Gay
Walter E. Spangler
Walter Marshack
Lavalliere
Hazelbelle Brown
Richard Lee McNamara
New York
Penn-Harris
Boston
Great Lakes
Thousand Isles
McNamara
Wear- A-Well Co
Columbus
Army
Ordnance Department
Bradford
Cove Lumber Co
van San-Cara Co
Final Recital at Harrisburg Conservatory of Music
Undergraduates of the Harrisburg Conservatory of Music perform the season finale in Fahnestock Hall on Friday June 29 at 8 15 PM. The program includes singers violinists and pianists with a mixed chorus opening Frances MecCollin Nights o Spring, a Kimball prize piece. A trio features Chester Malick Josephine Burkholder and Gladys Robinson, plus a Mendelssohn concerto movement and a second piano solo by Miss Decevee. Invitations issued. former pupils may obtain at 607 North Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Conservatory of Music
Fahnestock Hall
Conservatory Chorus of
Frances MecCollin
Chicago Madrigal Club
Philadelphia
Chester Malick
Josephine Burkholder
Gladys Robinson
Mendelssohn
Vivian Showers
Miss Decevee
Conservatory
North Second Street
Miss Edna Sherman to Wed Former Harrisburg Boy
Engagement announced for Miss Edna Prowell Sherman of Lemoyne to Casper D. Mears of Trenton New Jersey. Sherman a Harrisburg High School and Mrs Froehlich School of Music graduate. Mears a former Harrisburg boy and mechanical engineer with John A Serna Sons Co of Trenton. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Sherman
Lemoyne
Edna Prowell Sherman
Casper D. Mears
Trenton
N. J
Sherman
Harrisburg High School
Froehlich
School of Music
Meals
Harrisburg
John A. Serna Sons Company
How Fat Folks May Become Thin
Article promotes Phynola as a simple weight loss cure for adults over thirty. It claims lack of oxygen carrying power of blood causes obesity and promises quick results after taking five grains after meals and at night. Advertisement notes genuine Phynola sold by Gorgas druggist at two locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgas
N.ird St
Third
Walnut Sts
Penna. R. R. Station
Entertain at Country Home to Honor Emmett Cumbler
Mr and Mrs George Crouse hosted a Sunday dinner at their Logania country home honoring Emmett V Cumbler a member of Wagon Co No 4 Twenty third Engineers recently returned from overseas Red white and blue themed decor featured palms and ribbon linked from chandelier to table guests included Emmet Cumbler Miss Alice Wilson Charles Cumbler Mr and Mrs Frank Cumbler Mr and Mrs George Crouse Mr and Mrs J W Kraft Mrs Delphine Pennell Mr and Mrs W H Cumbler Mrs G Bankus Mrs W Metzger Miss Beatrice Maynard Harold Kraft John Kraft Austin and Arthur Metzger Harold and Evelyn Cumbler Miss Ruth Crouse and H G Burris
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crouse
Logania
Emmett V. Cumbler
Wagon Co
No. 4
Emmet Cumbler
Alice Wilson
Charles Cumbler
Frank Cumbler
J. W. Kraft
Delphine Pennell
W. H. Cumbler
G. Bankus
W. Metzger
Beatrice Maynard
Harold Kraft
John Kraft
Austin
Arthur Metzger
Harold
Evelyn Cumbler
Ruth Crouse
H. G. Burris
Miss Kraybill's Pupils In Piano Recital At Y W Co Hall
Miss Ruth S S Kraybill presented a piano recital last evening at John Y Boyd hall of the Y W C A featuring pupils including Jessie Mae Cecil Mary Ethel Cecil Hazel Myers Larue Shoemaker Marion Earley Gladys Shaefer Marie Kane Grace Elberti John Jenks Isabel Wright Harriet Mathias Anna Hibsman Emmeline Albert Miriam Hamilton Helen Byler Miriam Stoner Susan Stoner Katharine Baker Mary Carson Alice Jeanette Hart Winifred Wieland Vida Harman Mildred Hartman Margaret Wert Juanita Bordner Kinneard McCleary Caroline Finkenbinder Vivian Ever Mary Greene in a varied program with engaging performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth S&s. Kraybill
John Y. Boyd
Jessie Mae Cecil
Mary Ethel Cecil
Hazel Myers
Larue Shoemaker
Marion Earley
Gladys Shaefer
Marie Kane
Grace Elberti
John Jenks
Isabel Wright
Harriet Mathias
Anna Hibsman
Emmeline Albert
Miriam Hamilton
Helen Byler
Miriam Stoner
Susan Stoner
Katharine Baker
Mary Carson
Alice Jeanette Hart
Winifred Wieland
Vida Harman
Mildred Hartman
Margaret Wert
Juanita Bordner
Kinneard McCleary
Caroline Finkenbinder
Vivian Ever
Mary Greene
New York Central R R Officials in the City
John C. Wallace formerly of this city now in Indianapolis spent Saturday in Harrisburg en route to Buffalo to attend a New York Central Bridge committee meeting as engineer of bridges and buildings for the Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company. He is accompanied by Miss Carolyn Sparrow who will spend the summer with relatives. Also visiting are Mr. and Mrs. Martin L Walzer and son Shubert on a six weeks tour of Omaha Chicago and Quincy with Lt. and Mrs. Fred R. Tripner. Lt Tripner recently returned from Honolulu and is stationed at Camp Grant Rockford Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane B. Kenyon
South Fifteenth Street
Brooklyn
Charles B. Wallace
Youngstown
Ohio
West End
Carroll Gaines
Memphis
Tenn
Marie Henderson
Market Street
Grace Fairley
Claire Fairley
Chattanooga
Ralph D. Blain
Green Street
Mary Leib
Herr Street
Andrew K. Black
Foxburg
Pittsburgh
John C. Wallace
Indianapolis
Ind
Harrisburg
Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central Bridge Committee
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
New York Central
Carolyn Sparrow
West
Martin L. Walzer
Shubert Walzer
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Quincey
Fred R. Tripner
Lieutenant Tripner
Honolulu
Camp Grant
Rockford, Ill
Thirty Members of Bar Attend State Association Meet
At least thirty members of the Dauphin County Bar will attend the closing sessions of the twenty fifth annual meeting of the State Bar Association at Bedford Springs. Attendees will travel Thursday morning at 7 30 by automobile and join a banquet in the evening, with a Harrisburg return Friday morning at 10 via the National Trail. Speakers include Attorney General William I Schaffer and former United States Senator Beveridge of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County
State Bar Association
Bedford Springs
Harrisburg
Maryland
Casper Dull
William M. Hargest
William Pearson
Johns. Billing
Charles C. Stroh
Charles H. Bergner
John T. Brady
Sumner
Bowman
Job J. Conklin
Edward F. Doehre
William H. Earnest
Elmer E. Erb
John E. Fox
William M. Hain
Frank M. Hunter
James G. Hatt
Arthur H. Hull
John W. Jacobs
Paul A. Kunkel
George Kunkel
Philip 8. Moyer
Mark T. Milner
B. Frank Nead, Jr
John T. Olmstead
George L. Reed
A. Carson Stamm
William 8. Snyder
Horace A. Segelbaum
Oscar G. Wickersham
A. Ross Walter
William I. Schaffer
United States
A. Mitchell Palmer
Samuel T. Ansell
Beveridge
Indiana
Berlin Suburbs Clash in Food Riots Reported
Berlin suburbs saw police and soldiers clash with mobs amid food riots, with no casualties reported though several shops were looted. Reports from Mannheim cite 11 killed and 37 wounded in rioting there, and 200 arrests were made. The Finnish Diet approved the new constitution by 165 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Mannheim
Washington
State Department
Wendell's Ambition Pills Advertised as Nerve Tonic
An advertisement touts Wendell's Ambition Pills as a universal nerve tonic for general debility nervous prostration and low mood. It claims quick vigor and a refund option if unsatisfied with the first box priced at 50 cents. It cites benefits for hysteria trembling and neuralgia and urges readers to buy from dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell
Champion Jess Willard Own Story Appears Daily
The Philadelphia Press prints champion Jess Willard story installments each day, presenting his personal perspective in a recurring feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Willard
Philadelphia Press
Four Rescued From Burning Sub Chaser 74 in Delaware Bay
Four men were rescued today from the burning submarine chaser 74 in the Delaware River below Glovers, New Jersey. They jumped overboard to escape flames and were plucked from the water by the riverboat crew Scum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Glover, N. J
Act Accordingly on Coal Prices Hit for Next Winter
The notice warns that coal prices rise by 30 cents a ton starting July 1 after June, urging households to place early orders for the coming winter to avoid shortages and distress. It recalls delays during the War Winter of 1917-18 to urge prompt action.
Mag Rhu Stomach Remedy Promises Fast Digestive Relief
A Fisher Street advertisement touts Mag Rhu as a five remedy blend offering rapid relief for indigestion gas and constipation. It claims no alcohol or harmful drugs and guarantees results with a money back box refund. Sold by Croll Keller 406 Market Street and via Mag Rhu Company Pittsburgh with tablet or powder forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croll Keller
Market Street
Mag Rhu
Mag Rhu Company
Fitzsimmons Building
Pittsburgh
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Handley-Page
Seashore
Guns OF
Weimar
Miss Evangeline Brown
Sudents
Edna Sherman
Harry E. Kough
Cottage Ridge
Bellevue-Stratford
Chalfonte Hotel
Minster Kunkel
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Academy of Music
Benjamin F. Africa
North Front Street
Somerset
Greene
Huntingdon
Waldo Wittenmyer
North Fronts Street
Rose B. Hoffman
Penn Street
Hanshaw's Hall
Bethel Wilbert
Lydia Wilbert
South Thirteenth Street
Washington, D.C
Albert H. Stackpole
Hallowell- Saylor
Pottstown
Charles Hamilton Staley
Enid Graham
Charleston
S. C
Paul IF. Reeder
Donald B. Vogt
George B. Hatton
Emmett Cumbler
R. R
Bar
of State Association
Cincinnati
H. M. Kelly & CO
St. 10Th & State Sts
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