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CANDY STORE ROHBP'D thieves on Thursday night nnd a large
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SATURDAY EVENING,
!
ORI'HKVM
To-night—"Me, Mini and I."
and I"
Monday night, November 22 lnte- |
national Wrestling Matches.
Tuesday, night only, November 28
Jacob P. Adler in "War Victims."
Wednesday, matinee and night, Novem
ber 24 —Jefferson l>e Angeiis in
Some Baby."
Thursday (Thanksgiving Day) and
Friday, with daily matinees, Novem
ber 25-26—"The Big Craze."
Saturday, matinee and night. November
27—"Have You Seen Stella?"
"MB, HIM AND I"
There Is an abundance of variety
and quality In the big musical success.
"Me. Him and I," under the personal
direction of Hurtig and Seamon, which
will be the attraction playing at the
Orpheum to-night. Primrose Seamon
scores with her famous specialty,
while Harris, Mack and D'Mack in
famous German. Irish and tramp char
acters, cause many laughs. Arthur
Conrad and Albert Harrison con
tribute some Interesting and surpris
ing- musical numbers. With beautiful
gorgeous costumes, such ex
cellent slneriner voices, and a well-bal
anced cast. "Me. Him and I" could be
nothing, if not a top-notcher.—Adver
tisement.
JACOB I>. ADLER
On Tuesday evening, at the Orpheum,
the famous tragedian and world-re
nowned celebrated actor, Jacob P. Ad
ler, together with hla all-star company
will present for one performance the
now raging success that Mr. Adler pre
sented In New York, "War Victims, by
M. Rlchter, author of "Her Awaken
ing." Edwin A. Relkln, who presents
this company headed by Mr. Adler and
includes Miss Frances Adler, Jacob
Cone and Joseph Shongold and guaran
tees Its Integrity and powerful appeal.
—Advertisement.
ABOUT "SOHE BABY!"
There will be plenty of laughter at
the Orpheum, Wednesday, matinee and
night, when the Estate of Henry B.
Harris presents "Some Baby," a new
three-act farce by Zella Covington and
Jules Simonson, revised and staged by
Percival Knight. "Some Baby!" is said
to be "some farce" with the accent on
the "some," and it will be interpreted
by "some cast." The company is head
ed by that brilliant funmaKer, Jefferson
De Angeiis. The engagement here is
for one day. after which "Some Baby!"
with this same cast will begin a Boston
season at the famous Hollis Theater.
The sale of seats opens Monday.—Ad
vertisement.
"HAVE YOTJ SEEN STEM.A t"
"Have You Seen Stella?" Ous Hill's
latest musical craze, will be at the
Orpheum next Saturday, matinee and
night. It's a "Hip-Hip-Hurrah" show
with a chorus of genuine "Winter Gar
dan Beauties." It is also a "Chln-Chln"
show and a "Sing-Sing" show as well.
The comedians will throttle you with
laughter and the "Girlies" will discuss
the lateßt "Town Topics" with you and
make it "A World of Pleasure for at
leas' two and one-half hours. If any
one should ask you, "Have You Seen
Stella?" for goodness sake don't say
no!— Advertisement.
INTERNATIONAL WREBTMNG
MATCHES
The first wrestling bout between In
ternational champions ever held In the
theaters of this city, wll be staged next
Monday evening at the Orpheum Thea
ter .when Joe ttoncone, champion of
Italy, meets Mort Henderson, champion
of the Middle States. Most interesting
to local aspirants to fame In the wrest
ling game is the offer of Mort Hender
son to meet any such local aspirant
after his match with Roncone and to
present such aspirant with $1 for each
minute it takes Henderson over the
first live minutes to throw such aspir
ant.—Advertisement.
AT THE MAJESTIC
One of the best comedy acts that
vaudeville devotees have laughed at
this season is being served up at the
Mnjestlc Theater by Lawrence and Kd
wards in a sketch called "The Pension
Office." These two eccentric comedi
ans plays the parts of Civil War ver
eians and during the running of their
playlet one learns many peculiar
wrinkles that they are going to resort
to to get their pensions. Another fea
ture of merit is the variety skit called
"Charley's Visit." that serves to ex
ploit Kadie and Ramsden. The man of
the team is a clever comedian, and
keeps the house in constant laughter,
while his pretty partner delights with
several late song hits, which she offers
In fetching manner. Segal and Mat
thews, wizards of the banjo; the Silver
ton Sisters, European wirewalking
artists, and one or two others of merit
complete the roster. Watch for the
announcement of the local appear
ance of Ce-Dora!—Advertisement.
AT THE COLONIAL
Admirers of splendid moving picture
attractions are fairly reveling in "A
Butterfly On the Wheel" that will be
the bright attraction of the Colonial's
program for the last time to-day. With
the leading roles interpreted by such
excellent stars as Holbrook Blinn and
Vivian Martin and a new cast besides,
the famous play is made the most of. A
mirth ringer on the same program is
he most recent of Charley Chaplin's
successes entitled "A Night at the
Show." For Monday and Tuesday of
next week the Colonial management
has secured the latest Blue Ribbon
Vitagraph feature called "The Cave
Man, starring the great screen actor,
Robert Edeson.—Advertisement.
•THE FATAL CARD" REPEATED TO
DAY AT THE REGENT
The eminent dramatic star, John
Mason, one of the greatest actors of
tli e modern stage, and Hazel Dawn,
who recently abandoned the stage per
manently to appear exclusively- on the
screen for the Famous Players Film Co.,
are jointly presented by that company
In its latest five-part photo-adaptation
of the famous stage success, "The Fatal
Card." by C. Maddon Chambers and B.
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HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
Sold-YOUR Streets—For $5
Being Article No. 4
on the subject of
Jitney Regulation
Wherever this company's lines are laid of the entire width on streets on which
on city paved streets it pays for all paving we have no lines.
between its tracks and nine inches on q Those are YOUR pavements—paid
either side—a width o 7 feet for sing e for with yOUR money—to be main
tracks and 1 / teet where double tracks tained by YOU
Since the advent of the jitney, traffic
«J Ihe amount thus paid out bv this com- upon these—Y OUR streets has
pany to date approximates $250,000.00. doubled. And the extra wear and tear
CJ At 5% the interest on that amount j s haste " in g the , da y Y he " YOU will be
is $ 12,500 per year. tace t0 face wlth cosll y rc Pairs
q Then, too, the company renews this $ Wh° will pay the bill? The jitney?
paving, the cost of which during 1914 what, pray.
was, in round figures, $8,500. Not the $5.00 license fee collected
n That's a yearly total of $21,000. |r om . Ilhat w ° n '* eve , noffset the red " c *
tion in taxes paid by this company, due
€J This you exact from us, notwithstand- to reduced receipts brought about by
ing we operate our cars on rails and never jitney-operation.
use the paving. (j jyj Q — not t^e jitney—YOU will have
However, that's our burden—of which to pay—through increased taxation.
WE relieve YOU. fj[ Unless, 0 f CO urse, you demand your
<J But from it, you can get a faint idea of ri g^ ts now, and insist that the jitney shall
the size of the burden that will be P a y> with an adequate fee, for wearing
YOURS, one of these days. out YOUR streets.
CJ For, remember, outside of our track l \ can 1 done on a $5.00 per
area there's still a width of 20 to 30 year basis.
feet of YOUR pavements, to say nothing Monday we'll take up another point.
Harrisburg Railways Company.
Copyright, Federal Advertising Agency, Harrisburg, Pa.
C. Stephenson, the main attraction now
at the Regent.
Monday and Tuesday Morosco pre
sents Elsie Janls, star of two conti
nents, in '"Twas Ever Thus," on the
Paramount program.'
Elsie Janls is splendid as the heroine
of a series of live episodes, and while
she proves that modern love-making is
no different in spirit than it was thou
sands of years ago. she does prove,
nevertheless, that Elsie Janls is at her
best in "'Twas Ever Thus," the latest
In a series of screen comedies which
have caused a sensation.
The cast includes Myrtle Stedman,
Owen Moore and iiobart Bosworth.-
Advertisement.
Social and Personal News
of Towns Along West Shore
Ralph Smith, of Huntingdon, spent
some time with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Smith, at Marysville.
Joseph Rice, of Seven Stars, near
Gettysburg, is visiting his parents,
the' Rev. S. L. Rice, of Marysville.
H. J. Deckard, of Marysville, spent
a day at Liverpool.
Mrs. G. E. Strausbaugh and daugh
ter, Hattle, of York, spent part of the
week with S. S. Leibj*, at Marysville.
Mrs. William Kocher, of Marysville,
returned home after spending some
time In Canton, Ohio.
The Rev. S. L. Flickinger attended
the laymen's convention of the Re
formed church at Allentown on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. J. L. Husband and children
returned to their home in Manistique,
Mich., after spending some time with
her sisters, Misses Jane and Susan
8011, at MarysvTlle.
Milton ShoafTer, of Marysville, spent
the week at New Bloomfield.
Mrs. George Hippie, of Marysville,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Troy, of Pittsburgh.
Two Young Women Will
Cross Continent to Wed
Special to The Telegraph
Allentown, Pa., Nov. 20. The
Misses Lillian J. Kildare and Agnes C.
Griffin, of South Bethlehem, have
left, on a trip of 3,000 mties that
will terminate at Pittsburgh, Cal.. a
small manufacturing town near San
Francisco, where reside two young
men, Joseph P. Dunphy and James
Scully formerly of this city, whose
brodes they will become on Thanks
giving Day. Miss Kildare will become
Mrs. Dunphy and Miss Griffin will be
come the wife of Mr. Scully.
A year ago the. young men, who are
expert steel workers and formerly
were employed in the Bethlehem Steel
Works, left for California, with the
understanding that if fortune smiled
upon them their sweethearts would
follow. Both the young men now hold
lucrative positions and each ihan has
fitted up a home for his bride.
3,000,000-Foot Gas Well
Struck Near Rogersville
Special to The Telegraph
Washington, Pa., Nov. 20.—A gos
strike, believed one of the biggest in
this district in years was made yes
terday on the Smith Watson farm near
Rogersville by the Philadelphia com
pany.
The well is now flowing at the rate
of about 3,000,000 feet per day, and
attempts to cap the hole have been
vain so far. The strike has created
much excitement in the Rogersville
field, which was supposed to have
I been worked out.
ENOLA FIREMEN'S
PARADETHURSDAY
Reception of New Auto Ap
paratus to Mark Tenth Anni
versary of the Company
Special to The Telegraph
Enola, Pa., Nov. 20.—0n Thanks
giving day Enola will have a firemen's
parade on the reception of the new
automobile fire apparatus bought by
Enolu Fire Company. No. 1. Houses
on the route of procession will be dec
orated and a big turnout is expected.
Visiting fire companies will be in line.
The route of procession will bo: Form
at the hoseliouse in Altoona avenue
at 2:30 o'clock, then march to Summit
street, to Brick Church road, to South
Enola and counter march In front of
the Midway firehouse, to- State road,
to Cumberland road, to Altoona ave
nue and Dauphin street, to Wyoming
avenue to Dauphin street, to Enola
road, to Columbia road and Altoona
avenue and dismiss.
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CARLOADS OP TURKEYS
Marysville, Pa., Nov. 20.—Two car
loads of turkeys passed through the
local yards yesterday morning. They
were enroute from Virginia to New
York City.
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MT SISTERS OF SI. MARY
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The New Labor Law
The new Workmen's Compensation Act goes into
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you should be familiar with every phase of this most im
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DORCAS SOCIETY BAZAR
Marysville, Pa., Nov. 20. —Decern*
ber 10 and 11 the Dorcas Society ol
the Lutheran Church will hold its
annual bazar in Diamond Hall. A
parcel post sale will be included.
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