Beloved Traitor Beautiful Picture Shown At Empire
The Empire screens a Goldwyn six part production tonight at 7 30 and 9 The Goldwyn Company presents a faultless screen piece praised for its writing acting and direction Mae Marsh leads a cast praised for elevating the film to a higher standard.
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The Beloved Traitor at the Rose of the World Screen
Patrons praised Mary’s performance in a well told artistic film. The note invites cinema goers to see The Beloved Traitor after Rose of the World, describing it as another treat with admission 11 and 17 cents and listing other titles like Birth of a Nation and Polly of the Circus.
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As Natioh
Polly
Ircus
Bushman and Bayne Star in The Adopted Son Tomorrow
Francis Bushman and Beverly Bayne return to the screen in a six reel picturization “The Adopted Son.” The Screen Opinions hails it as their best work in years, full of thrills and humor and likely to draw large crowds tomorrow night.
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Beverlyyne
Bushman
Bayne
Beverly Bane
Hunter
Sidney Drew
Ararra
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
O. Ali Dreisen
Tc. Hall
Famous Minstrel Empire Thurdau Attraction
Arthur Guy of the Guy Brothers Minstrels headlines The Empire for Thursday and Saturday with a five person vaudeville act. A novelty combination and a fine picture accompany the show. Admission 10 15 and 20 cents plus tax.
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the Empire
Cumberland Valley Telephone Company Stockholders Meeting
The Cumberland Valley Telephone Company held its annual meeting at the Harrisburg office. Officers and directors were elected. The 1917 report shows operating revenue of 213,278.39 dollars, expenses 140,972.43, bond interest 40,730.00, and a net increase of 31,625.96 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Record coal output rises in week to April 27
United States fuel administration reports a record weekly production of bituminous coal at 11,668,000 net tons, up 5.7 percent from the prior week. Daily output averaged 1,946,000 net tons, up from 1,840,600, while April 1918 production is estimated at 45,478,000 net tons, a 10 percent rise over April 1917.
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United States Fuel Administration
Rabari and American Home In a Wink Toward Harmony
Fragmentary note mentions Rabari and American home in a brief, enigmatic line. No clear event or context. details are unreadable. no dates or organizations evident.
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Wink Thane
Rabari Hong
Sprained Ankle Advice and Chamberlain’s Liniment Sale
For a sprained ankle use Chamberlain's liniment as directed on the bottle. Apply promptly after injury and follow the printed directions. Sold by all dealers.
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Washington and Lee ambulance unit sees active war service
Lexington Va May 7 The Washington and Lee University ambulance unit reports heavy war service with early base hospital duty and frontline transport near a major Picardy sector. Crew member W S Hopkins ex 18 earns the Croix de Guerre and two ambulances are repulsed by gunfire after evacuations. Henry S Baker Jr of Winthrop is linked to the unit.
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Washington and Lee University Ambulance
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W. S. Hopkins
Lexngton
Henry S. Baker, Jr
Winther
Washington and Lee Ambulance Unit
Destructive Blaze in St Louis Destroys Five Buildings
Firemen gained control early today in St Louis after a fire at the Independent Packing Company warehouse gutted five storage houses, Rogers grain elevator, and a four story building near Union Packing. Estimated losses range from 2 million to 3 million dollars.
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Union Packing Company
Buy an Uberty Bond Today Shrewd Investors Advised
Promoters urge quick purchase of Uberty bonds, claiming rapid value growth. Officials emphasize securing early investment to capitalize on favorable terms and potential returns.
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