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In EfTect November 30. 191J
TRAINS leave Harrlsburg—
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THURSDAY EVENING,
TO SHOW INSIDE OF
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
Clergy, Mayor and Chief of Police
Will Be Asked to Witness
Initial Performance
The much talked of moving pictures,
entitled "The Inside of the White Slave
Traffic," are to be brought to Harrls
burg next week, under the auspices of
the Sociological Society of the Review
of Reviews, of which Mrs. O. It. P. Bel
mont. Mrs. Carry Chattman Catt, and
other prominent society women of New
Tork are members. The pictures will '
be shown In the Majestic Theater each ;
day during the entire week.
The great amount of publicity ac
corded these Alms in New York, where ,
the police department attempted to
suppress them, caused some fear in the
mind of the local management that the
pictures might be simply a sensational >
concoction derived solely for the pur- j
pose of making money, and performing
an Injury to society, but investigation ;
proved the contrary to be the fact. In i
every city outside of New York where •
these films have been shown, they have i
been given the highest kind of en
dorsement, as teaching a lesson and
delivering a warning as no spoken
sermon or written essay could do. So
far as the opposition goes that these
pictures met in New York, a $50,000
law suit brought against the metropoli
tan police department, by Mrs. Belmont
and her co-workers, carries with it the I
charge that the antagonism of the !
New York department was created for
the selfish purpose of hiding from pub
lic view a very bad condition which
the department allowed to eXist.
The motion pictures of the White
Slave Traffic are based upon actual ,
conditions as discovered by the society i
of which John IX Rockefeller. Jr., was
the active head. To make doubly cer
tain the fact that these pictures are
Instruments of good instead of evil.
Manager Hopkins, of the Majestic Thea
ter, has persuaded the Sociological So
ciety to give an invitation exhibition of
the films on Monday morning, at 11
o'clock, when all of the clergvmen of •
Harrisburg. the Mayor. police chief .
and their assi^ants.and representatives '
of all the newspapers will be asked to |
witness the pictures and give a frank
opinion of their merits.
New Council Organized
For Year at Selinsgrove
Sptcial to The Tflrgt jpk
Selinsgrove, Pa., Jan. S. —New
helmsmen took the wheel of Selins
grove borough here Tuesday night. Dr.
William H. Ulsh was made president.
1 Newton Catherman moved that the
old council adjourn, and thereby Harry
Weis. Elmer Kong. Professor Allison
and Catherman quit as borough ooun
cilmen. Burgess Miller then took
charge of the meeting. The newly
elected councilmen are: Harvey S.
Sterner. John C. Thompson, Dr. A. C.
Spangler and McClellan Wenrlch.
MEN'S LEAGUE CELEBRATES
J.ebanon. Pa., Jan. B.—-Observance
of the first anniversary of the Men's
League of Trinity Evangelical Luth
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sumed the proportions of a mass meet
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ference of the church, guests being
present from several counties. Harry
Hodges, of Philadelphia, made the ad
dress. G. H. Moyer, of Palmyra, and
the Rev. H. Branson Richards, of this
city, also spoke.
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XAJESTIC
To-night Annie Russell in the old
English comedy "She Stoops to
Conquer."
Saturday, January 10. matinee and
night—"Within the Law."
All next week—"The Inside of the
White Slave Traffic."
OHPHKI'M
Keith Vaudeville—.Every afternoon and
evening.
OOI.OBi 1 Al.
Vaudeville and Pictures—Every after
and evening.
ANNIE RUSSEL.I,
Miss Annie Russell and her comedy
I company, composed entirely of English
• players of distinction, will present to
night, at the Majestic Theater, Gold
; smith's delicious comedy. "She Stoops
jto Conquer." Goldsmith s humor can
I be spoiled by maladroit and insufficient
acting. Well acted, the piece is a treat.
The actual event of Miss Russell's pre
sentation is, according to America's
j most enlightened critics, an always
creditable and delightful representa
l tion of a play that has abounding hu
morous situations, compacted technique,
• literary distinction, and a polish of
workmanship almost totally absent
' from the many passing plays of the de-
I generate and mushroom drama.—Ad
vertisement.
"WITHIN THE LAW"
Few plays of recent years have been
so enthusiastically praised by the ex
acting dramatic critics of New Tork
and Chicago as Bayard Velller's absorb
! Ing new human interest drama of mod
; crn metropolitan life. "Within the
Law, whicii is to be offered here on
Saturday, matinee and night, at the
Majestic Theater.
"This plav," says Acton navies in the
New York Evening Sun, "Is set forward
ton the program as a melodrama, and
i the man who writes the advertisements
calls It 'a drama of the minute.' it is
both. —Advertisement.
"THE INSIDE OF THE WHITE SLAVE
TRA FFIC"
The most interesting, compelling and
gripping motion picture ever produced
is Samuel H. London's 111 m, "The Inside
iof the White Slave Traffic," which
i conies to the Majestic Theater for one
i week—four performances dallv be
ginning next Monday. "The Inside of
the \\ hite Slave Traffic" depicts every
phase of the white slave traffic, from
the shrewd, clever and diplomatic, yet
conny methods used to ensnare their
young and Innocent victims and hold
them in their clutches until death is
the only avenue of escape.—Advertise
ment.
C'l.AnK UOOU COMEDIAN
It's the wise vaudeville critic who
says the Urpheum's best bill is here
this week, of the popular tvpe
of entertainment have something to re
joice over this wek and that thev are
jolce over this week and that the'v are
vance sales that are reported at the
box office for the remainder of the
c ' nrk - of t'lsrk and Ham
iiton. who heads the offering:, is a com
edian of the first class, combining
mental and physical agility with a cer
tain irresistibility whimsically that has
made him one of England's favorite
musical comedy stars. Mabel Hamil
ton is pretty and versatile. On this
same offering EHda Morris Is scoring
with a clever singing specialty; Andy
Kae is a big favorite with a rattlii i
monolog of good laughs and good
s ?u SS ' and tbere are three or four
others of almost equal merit and im
portance.—Advertisement.
SEVEN CASTELLUCHES
,f eV ? n Castelluches. who rank
with the foremost novelty comedians
appearing in vaudeville, are slated to
i . r J first a PpearaJice at the
Colonial to-day, heading an offering
that looks as though it will measure
up strongly with the one that proved
j so popular during the early purt of the
! w?m K« f,"? port,n ,«\, th ' 8 bl * attraction
will be Pierce and Maizee, comedy song
■ and patter artists; George Moore a
comedy juggler, with interesting ind
unusual feats. "The Great Game," ii?
! Vav A be a ®P ecial feature to
| tisement Way of ' m °vies."—Adver-
U VICTOR!* THEATER
Henry M. Blossom. Jr.'s great Ameri
vehlJPt i° f VY'J'K life ' "Checkers." the
; \ ehicle in which Thomas W. Ross, the
a r tor, has for so many seasons
starred throughout the countrv, has
been adapted for motion pictures and
under the direction of August Thomas
ai e tho? ln h e 1 s t i PlayWri^ht ' dramatist and
author, has been produced In a si\-act
silent motion drama bv the All star
£ eat ure Corporation. "Checkers" will
■ t , ! h h |°. W ,? fo , r t,ie this city
at this theater to-morrow. Thomas W
of OS »rhi, m i? elf ,'. s to , be ®een >n the "role
of, JVi . rs ' and su PPorting him is
an all star cast of popular theatrical
L" V mT '" clU(3ln K Gertrude Shipman
katherine i«a Salle, William A Will
liams, ( harles Graham and others
—Adve^t*sc!nent! >iCt " reS " e
Donations Received
For Children's Home
The managers of the Children's In
ustrlal Home gratefully acknowl
ugo the Jollowing donations of monev
n.l articles for the comfort and pleas
ire of the inmates:
Cash from Mrs. Mary Burnite,
echmcal and Central high schools,
homas T. Ueirman. United Ice Com
anv benevblence fund, Pine Street
resb.vterian Church: George A. Gor
as. infant department. First Pre tbv
.-rian Sunday school, Steelton; union
thanksgiving collection. Lutheran
hun hes on the Hill; union Thanks
iving, Grace Methodist Church; mis-
£ at L Reformed Salem Church;
H. B. Met ormick Sunday school class.
Pine Street Presbyterian Church; Mrs.
Helen Dull s Sunday school class Pine
Street Presbyterian Church; Mrs.' Mar
garet Martin's Sunday school class
Pine Street Presbyterian Church, Louis
.Neiffer. \ ance MoCormick, W. E Seel
and Mrs. Fickes.
The donor of books, clothing, food,
jellies., cakes and gifts include-
Mrs. Hardy, A Friend. Mrs. Edwin
Herman, Mrs. Herman Miller, Mrs.
Cameron Bair, Mrs. Charles Bover
Memorial Lutheran Church, Bates &
Co., S. F. Sellers (Steelton), Miss Deet
ers. Mrs. Evans, Ladies' Aid Society,
Mrs. C. M. Forney, Mrs. C. 1. Fisher
Mrs. A. P L. Dull, Mrs. Hartman, A
iFriend, Miss Mary Cameron, Anna C
| Doe line, Mrs. J. Hess, Messiah Luth
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I Henry McCormlck. Ladles' of the
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; field, Mrs. H. Hippie. Mrs. J Ebv
| Mrs. Shuey. Mrs. William Moeslin'e",
, Mrs. Anna Midlen. Mrs. William Ruth
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Bates, Mr. Mader, William J. Schu
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.Miss Bert Maeyer, Miss Clara Samnle'
'Mrs. C. c. Groff, Miss Lucy HCrr Mrs
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Airs. Charles Marked, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wllbar. Mrs. Edward Rlnkenbach.
Charles Bover, Friends at 1714
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Lsuiion, .Mrs. Kmma Schlndleri
Memorial Lutheran Church, Hershey
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C Smith, -Mr. Mader. Bacon A Co.,
Mrs. Jtjhn \Y. Bowman.
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
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ITALIAN'S INTERESTED
Italians of the city are interested in
the coming appearance of a newly or
ganized company of musical enter
tainers at one of the local theaters.
One of the men in the company, Yince
Orsini, has composed a song which
will he sung for the first time. The
song Is entitled "Io Canosco un gran
Signore." In the company are V. Or
sini. saxaphone player; Marco Vecchi
noni, baritone; Salvatore Cucci, llut)e;
Frank Julians, clarionet; Luigi Maz
zarelli, cornet; Alice Barbush, trom
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Earnesto Llston Coxe, tenor soloist.
WEIMER RE-ELECTED
Sfecial to The Telegraph
Lebanon, Pa., Jan. 8. Ex-Mayor
Edgar A. Weimer was re-elected as
president of the Lebanon County Game
and Fish Protective Association at the
annual meeting of that body. The
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BRANCH OFFICE. ROTH PMONFX MAIN OFFICE.
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[other officers are: Vice-president.
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! Light; treasurer, Sumuel R. Seabold;
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district attorney of the county; execu
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John H. Cilley, Albert S. Craumer.
A. V. Miller, Jacob A. Orth.
Men Charged With Murder
Released on $2,000 Bail
Selinsgrove, Pa., Jan. S.—Yesterday
afternoon in the habeas corpus pro
ceedings for the release rrom prison
of Harvey Willow, Luther Kratzer and
his son Ralph, principals in the New
Year's day tragedy which resulted in
the death of George Spade, of this
place, bail for each in the amount of
#2,000 was furnished and accepted by
the court. The case is scheduled for
trial at the February term of court.
JANUARY 8.1914.
OVERCOME BY GAS
Grover Bowers, 18 years old, a mes
senger boy, of 112 South Second street,
was overcome by gas last night when
the wind blew out the light in his
room after he went to bed. Bowers
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