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BOYS TO BE INOCVLATED 1 consult hlB family physician as to the
By Associated Frtjr phoid fever. Parents of boys planning
New Haven, Conn.. March 19. Aca- j e° n *° d e° typhokMnocu
emic freshmen at Tale, it was stated j i a tion before their Boris formally enter
to-day, will shortly receive from Dean J college.
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AMCSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS
MAJESTIC THEATER '""""•
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TO HIE Mm ♦THE T.rTTTE CAFE V/. 7.7.7 SatV kVc
100 ORIGINAL CAST OF 100 Prices §£' moA ROc .
nniprc. MAT., 2fic to 91.50, SEATS OX SALE TO-MOllltOW
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la all right from the mart —aad so ft I Mf 9
la every other act on thli week'a w A W
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A Trip Through the
Panama Canal for 25c
Personally Conducted Tour by
CLEM SHORTER LEFTWITCH
OF NORTH CAROLINA
SIX YEAKS CIVII. ENGINEER FOR THE UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT IN THE PANAMA ZONE.
The lecture will be illustrated by moving pictures, maps and full
detailed description of the most marvelous engineering feat ever at
tempted.
When it is remembered that this canal hus coat every individual
In the United States over 53.00 each, thip is an exceptional opportunity
to view its wonders at a nominal cost. j
The lecture is both instructive and entertaining, to young and old
alike. You can't afford to miss this. I
LECTURE WILL BE GIVEN IN THE TECHNICAL MGH SCHOOL
ON SATURDAY MARCH 21, 1911. AT 2.15 P. M. AND 8 P. M.
Tickets for both entertainments 25 cents for the first floor and 15
cents for the balcony. No seats reserved.
Tickets on sale at the box office of the Technical Tlgh School be
ginning Saturday morning at 9 o'clock and continuing through the day.
Extra Special
; j
Victoria Theater
KID CANFIELD
The ex-conflUence man who win converted by 81L,1.Y SI'NDAT, will
appear In three-reel motion plcturea, and In pereon. He will tell you
the amazing true life story which nan the direct cause of hla reform
ation. See him In person. In moving pictures, and hear him talk. Every
mother, father, aon and dnnglitcr should hear and see this great lesson.
Ia addition Mr. Canfleld will lecture and expose the \evv York gua
mea who are la the death hoase at Sing Sing,
i Also "The Princess of Ilagdad."
The Event of Conference Week Will Be the Lecture by
Rev. S. Parkes Cad man, D. D.
OF BKOOKLI K, V. ,
Subject—Three Great Oxford Leaders:
WYCLIFFE, WESLEY and JOHN H. NEWMAN
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
SATITRDAY, MARCH -1. AT 8 O'CLOCK, P. M.
TICKETS 50c
CHESTMT STIIKKT AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, MARCH 30, AT 8.13
PADEREWSKI
PRICES I *I.OO, »IJH>, fj.no. Subarrlptlon and dlanram at
C. M. SlgliT'i >linlc Store, 30 North Scpond Ntreet. Reservation* made bt
mall or telephone <Bell \o, S2Wi Cumberland Valley Xo. SOU W). Orders
received by Weaver Organ and Piano Company, York, Pa., Kirk Johnaon
A Company, I.anrnater nntl Lebanon, Ha.i l»r. Mentzer, Curllale, Pn.
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THURSDAY EVENING, &ARRISBURG rfgjjftg TELEGRAPH MARCH 19,1914.
MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN FRANCE
DOES NOT CARE FOR PARIS
MME. LEXNE GEORGES REBOUX
New York. March 19. —"From what I have seen of New York during my
short stay here I must say that your city is wonderful." Thiß was tile
comment of Sine. Leona Georges Keboux, frequently called the most beau
tiful woman in France, who is here with her husband, M. Paul Reboux, the
noted Parisian editor and writer. "I am not a suffragette," continued Mme.
Reboux. "1 live for my husband and my art. After all a woman was not
made for battle and worry, at least not a French woman, and that is all
that suffrage seems to mean. When my husband is writing lam paint
ing. We work together and play together. That is ideal."
What Is the Value of a
Beard? Court Inquires
By Associated Press
Washington, March 19.—What is j
| the value of a beard? That is the
; novel question which the learned jus
| tices of the Supreme Court have been
j asked to determine.
The case in point is that of E. A.
j O'Sullivan, aged about 65 and a promi
| nent Louisiana lawyer, who placed a
lvalue of ?60,C(i0 on a growth of his
| beard. O'Sullivan, who formerly was
j district attorney, State Senator and
city attorney for New Orleans, claims
that he was forcibly deprived of his
hirsute adornment on election day In
November, 1908. On that day, he as
serts, Paul Felix, r. justice of the peace
in the parish of Jefferson, La., and
William W. Stiles, a deputy sheriff.
1 conspired to prevent Anthony Mag
giore, Michael Cristina and a number
of others from voting. O'Sullivan
claims he went to the polls to advise
:il.oi>t ti;» C'-iifluot of ilic election. He
asserts :liat a numbel of men im
-1 ported to the electkn place by Felix
seized hir.i and tied his arms to his
i side. Then, he claims, Stiles seized
his beard, and with a pair of shears
cut it .ft
Lobby Investigation
Halted by DeKnight
By Associated Press
Washington, March 19.—Members
! of the Senate lobby committee to-day
found themselves confronted with the
task of solving a legal problem af
fecting their authority. The commit
tee's investigation into the alleged
i lobbying activities of Clarence W.
1 DeKnight, a Washington attorney,
1 was halted yesterday when DeKnight,
on the advice of counsel refused to
produce certain books and papers as
serting that the commin.ee had no
! jurisdiction over matters not now
pending before Congress.
! The attitude of the lawyer was laid
I before the commmlttee by Chairman
Overman. Testimony showing that
DeKnight received SI,OOO from a ship
building company In payment for un
successful efforts to defeat legisla
tion against the use of the Panama
I Canal by railroad-owned ships, was
i reviewed and It was said that addl-
Itlonal evidence concerning DeKnight's
relations with this company was con
'sidered highly important. If the com
mittee should decide it cannot compel
production of the desired papers, tho
1 Senate may be asked to give the nec
essary authority.
DEATH OF PKTEH HOY
Special to The Telegraph
| Millersburg, Pa., March 19. Peter
I Hoy, 70 yeara old, died at the home of
his son, William C. Hoy. early this
; morning after a short illness of para
lysis. He is survived by three sons,
1 H. H., W. C. and J. F. Hoy, of Mlllers
i burg, and one daughter, Mrs. Stro-
I hecker, of Harrlsburg; also a brother,
j Charles E. Hov, and two sisters. Mrs.
! Charles Dreibelbis and Mrs. J. George
| Snvder, of Millersburg. Mr. Hoy was a
I member of David's Reformed Church,
of Ktlltnger. The funeral will take
I place Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
I from his late residence, with short ser
| vices at the house and further services
lln the United Brethren Church. The
! Rev. J. A. Reber, his pastor, assisted
by the Rev. A. L, Heasler. will officiate.
{Simultaneous Attack
on Two Mexican Towns
Predicted in Report
By Associated Press
. Juarez, Mex., March 19.—A slmul
| taneous attack on Torreon and Mazat
ilan waa predicted in advices received
to-day. Tt was said that while Gen
eral Villa's rebel army was moving
against Torreon, forces under General
Alvara Obregon would assault Mazat
lan. Obregon was reported to be mov
ing 12,000 troops against the Pacific
coast port.
This was said to be part of a gen-
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Mighty Sacrifice Sale
Three More Days, Only
On the 24th the contractors will begin to make necessary alterations. All price reduc
tions announced when the sale begins will prevail during continuance of sale. Avail your
self of this exceptional opportunity to furnish your home. Spring is almost here, and house
cleaning time will find you needing many desired pieces of furniture. Check up now before
you clean house and come over and make your selections within the next three days.
This Sale a Tremendous Success
We Were Unable to Wait
Upon Hundreds of People.
Our salespace was not sufficiently large to wait upon the hundreds of people who came
in response to our announcement. This we regretted as much as the people did whom we
were unable to serve. But we trust that we may be of service to them and many more within
the next thfee days, as we have now caught up with practically all deliveries. Our immense
stock permits a splendid variety to choose from.
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is the day the contractor comes. Get here before then.
The reductions are final on everything.
We Guarantee Satisfaction
Any one who has purchased furniture or floor coverings during this sale, and who for
any reason, is not satisfied with the purchase is requested to call or notify us promptly
and satisfactory adjustments will be made. In waiting upon hundreds of people every
day during the first six days of this great sale, it is but natural that some errors or unin
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M. A. HOFF, Proprietor J. FRANK BOUSH, Manager
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MA UAri? New Cumberland, Pa.
• ./jl» JL 1 v/x r Fourth & Bridge Sts.
Freight prepaid on all goods to points within one hundred miles. Car fare
refunded to all comers, whether you buy or not
eral plan for aggressive movement
against all federal forces in Northern
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west coast while the capture of Tor
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1 No. Tit & Main St., Akron, O.
Alexico, would threaten the capital. <
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