Harrisburg telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, September 06, 1916, Page 3, Image 3

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Incorporated July 19, igi6
Robert A. Enders, F. L. Albert Froehlich, Lewis Balser,
President. * Tre«»urer Vln-PntMra«.
Camp Curtin Trust Company
Succeeding the Sixth Street Bank
Sixth and Maclay Streets
Condensed Statement at the Close of the
First Day's Business, September sth, 1916
Resources Liabilities
Loans $ 115,689.56 Capitol Stock $ 125,000.00
Mortgages 347,925.00 Deposits 754,170.51
Investments 393,420.00 Mortgage Notes Sold .. 129,610.00
Real Estate, etc., 29,100.05 Miscellaneous, 422.55
Due from banks 76,016.31
Cash on hand 44,565.20
Miscellaneous 2,486.94
$1,009,203.06 $1,009,203.06
Directors
Lewis Balser Bertram G. Galbraith FulmerJ.Reif
Dr. George L. Brown Rufus A. Hartman Hugo Schutzenbauch
Charles W. Burtnett John H. Kreamer W. Scott Stroh
J. Allen Donaldson John Lappley Samuel W. Shoemaker
Robert A. Enders Joseph F. Miller George C. Tripner
The Camp Curtin Trust Company
Receives Deposits, subject to check Trust Department is empowered to
i without rmtiee execute all such Legal Trusts as may
be confided to it by any Court of rec
( Makes a specialty of Savings De- 0I "d> person or corporation.
posits. Any amount received, 4 per Acts as Administrator of Estates,
cent, interest paid. as Executor appointed by decedent,
carries out the provisions of the will.
Certificates of Deposit issued at May b e Guardian of minor chil
any time, interest at the rate of 3 per dren or incompetents. Wills, Written,
cen t. receipted for and kept without charge.
Mortgage and Bond Department
Mortgages taken on improved real estate. First mortgage bonds, invest-.
1 ments and securities sold to investors. Safe deposit boxes rented.
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lAMUseMemsi
"Lost in New York.' 'the big scenic,
sensational drama, is said to be a story
brimful of those heart
"Lost In throbs which you
New York" always enjoy, thrilling
situations, which hold
you breathless, and hearty laughs which
are frequent. The company which will
present it here at the Orpheum, Friday
and Saturday, with a matinee Saturday,
will be headed by Kitty O'Neill.
It is said that if you don't want to go
to work "the morning after" whistling
"Rackety Coo." don't go to
"Kntlnka" see "Katinka," at the Or
pheum, Wednesday, mati
nee and night, September 13. After the
show has hit town you will hear the
girl back of the ribbon counter hum
ming "Rackety Coo.' You will go to
your office and will find the bookkeeper
softly and unconsciously whistling it
to himself as he goes over the items.
After awhile you will begin to get ag
gravated. then, you will become decid
edly exasperted. until, in an unguardea
moment, you will find yourself doing
it too.
The bill at the Majestic this week is
headed by a spectacular musical com
edy entitled, "Going
Last Day For Up." Jim Mac Williams,
Majesties Rill an artist on the piano,
and three other acts,
complete the bill. For the last half ov
the week Wolf and Stewart offer a
comedy sketch entitled. "In Two Flats."
This couple present their act in a cap
able manner, and the stage setting, it is
AMUSEMENTS
ORPHEUM
T O-MORRO W ""S
THE NEW
Tango
Queens
WITH TOM COYNE
SPECIAL FEATURE
M1.1.E. LOVER A
The greatest dancer of them all.
WIL& VjN CENT^ VAUDEVI L LEj
HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE GOWNS
8 Girls and each one tveani live
different costumes, making
u total of FORTY
QOIING UP
A Mualcal Comedy Offering
FOUR OTHER KEITH FEATURES
COMING for the last half of week
"IN TWO FLATS"
a sketch you will want to look
sharp at.
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ORPHEUM2 DAYS Tr?d\'? g SEPT. 8-9
S" MATINEE 25c »™ces 10-15-25-35-50
m b(L I 8 WINSOME KITTY O'NEIU AND
■ ■ ■ IV LEONARD G. ROVER. JR.
lalf ll I II ■ In their churacter
™ * Impersonation
"iiii NEW YORK
BOATS SPEEDING A Adl W* JL VIP Jlll\
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
said, is very novel. Other acts on the
i bill are: Fagg and White, blackface en
tertainers: the Morton Jewell Trio, who
| do some juggling and perform a num
] ber of acrobatic stunts, as well as sing
i a few songs: Dave Roth, in a corner
( singing, talking and musical act, and
; one other attraction which will be an
> nounced later.
Wallace Reid and Cleo Ridgley will
be seen in a thrilling drama, "The
Selfish Woman." on the
"The Selfish Paramount program to-
Womnn" at day and to-morrow at
the Regent the Regent. It Is the
story of a woman's un
successful attempt to wreck her hus
band's work because of her love tor
gain.
Friday and Saturday—Charlie Chap
lin will be presented in "The Count."
In this, his latest release, Chaplin re
turns to his big shoes and baggy trous
ers .and instills even more than usual
of his slapstick variety of comedy. As
a bogus count he goes through a num
ber of adventures in burlesque high life
which would ordinarily end in the death
of a less agile performer.
The Fox feature booked for the Colo
nial Theater, to-day and to-morrow, is
adapted for the
William Farnum screen from Caroline
at the Colonlnl Lockhart's famous
story. "The Man
From Bitter Roots." William Farnum
will be shown in the leading role as a
Western miner who battles against
enormous odds, to achieve happiness
that is his in the end. On the same
program will be shown the fifth episode
of "The Grip of Evil," called "The Way
of a Woman.' Another complete story
of this serial that is a powerful moral
lesson in itself, which also asks the
question. Is Humanity in the Grip or
Evil?
AMUSEMENTS
188
Harrlsburg's
Hlgh-t lass Picture Theater
TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW
William Fox Presents
WILLIAM FARNUM
in
The Man From Eilter Roots
a vlfforouK narrative of the life of
a tvefttern miner In the ftreat out
of-doora—by Caroline I.ockhart.
Added Attraction:
Fifth Episode of
("The Way of a Woman")
The serial picture that is different.
WILLIAM FARNL'M .
In "The Man From Bitter Roots," show
ing at the Colonial Theater to-day ana
to-morrow.
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AMUSEMENTS
TO-DAY AIVD TO-MORROW
J«tM L. Lanky Present*
the favorite co-stars of the photo
play world. WALLACE REID AND
CLEO RIDGLEY in an Intense melo
drama of domestic strife,
"THE SELFISH WOMAN"
the photoplay every husband and
wife should see.
Added Att ruction I
PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPHS
Compiled of Preparednenn, Better
BabieM, Trlcklris.
'•THE UDiK LANDS AGAIN"
(Comedy)
Ml'Tl'AL WEEKLY, Educational
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY '
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
in
"THE t OlINT"
Continuous Gale of l.ausha and Fan |
A A
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
JAPS DEMAND
TWO PROVINCES
Control of South Manchuria
and Inner Mongolia Price of
Clash Asked of China
Special to the Telegraph
Washington. Sept. 6. —Sweeping de
mands. far more drastic than any pub
lished summaries have indicated, are
revealed in the secret terms being
pressed on China by Japan as a re
sult of the recent armed conflict be
tween soldiers of the two nations at
Cheng Chiatun in Inner Mongolia.
Private dispatches received here re
veal that Japan seeks indemnities, an
apology. and political concessions
throughout the whole section of Inner
Mongolia and South Manchuria.
Four Chief Demnndx
The four formal demands are quoted
as follows—
Punishment of the commanding
Chinese officer involved in the trou
ble.
Dismissal, with punishment, of
the officers involved.
Instructions to Chinese troops in
Inner Mongolia and South Man
churia not to interfere in any way
with Japanese troops or civilians,
and to publish this fact broadly.
Recognition of "special interests"
for Japan in Inner Mongolia and
South Manchuria, comprising pow
ers of police and administration,-
preference in loans and in the se
lection of all foreign advisers, etc.
Four Conectnlon* Anked
Besides the four "demands" are four
"concessions" which China is asked to
grant Japan without formal demand, as
follows—
The Chinese army in South Man
churia and Eastern Mongolia to em
ploy Japanese military advisers.
Chinese schools and colleges to
have Japanese military inspectors.
This is not limited to any section in
dispatches so far as received.
A formal apology In person from
the, Chinese Governor of Mukden to
the Japanese Governor at Dairen
and the Japanese consul at Mukden
for the Cheng Chiatun trouble.
Monetary compensation tto the
families of the Japanese killed, the
amounts to be settled by later nego
tiations.
Secretary Lansing refused to com
ment on the dispatches or to outline
what might be the attitude of the
American government. .
I . S. to Investigate
It is known, however, that steps will
be taken immediately by the State De
partment to secure detailed reports and
learn the full significance of Japan's
act. American interests seem at first
glance to be more deeply involved than
In any event in the Far East since
Japan's famous ultimatum to China of
May. 1915.
PAGE TO VISIT FRONT
By Associated Press
Rome, Sept. 6.—The American am
bassador, Thomas Nelson Page, has
received an Invitation to visit the
Italian front, which he has accepted.
He will be accompanied by the mili
tary and naval attaches of the em
bassy. They will be the first repre
sentatives of any neutral country al
lowed on the Italian front.
KANSAS MINERS STRIKE
By Associated Press
Pittsburgh. Kansas. Sept. 6. Eight
thousand miners in the southeastern
Kansas coal fields walked out yester
day as a result of dissatisfaction over
the delay in closing a new agreement
with the Southwestern Interstate Coal
Operators Association. The negoti
ations for the agreement are under
way at Kansas City. The miners march
ed from mine to mine calling out union
members. Six mining comanies were
affected, it was said.
TO LAY MESSIAH CORNERSTONE
The cornerstone of the new Messiah
Lutheran Church will be held on Sun
day afternoon with appropriate cere
monies. To-night the Rev. H. W. A.
Hanson, pastor of the church, will have
charge of the services for the opening
of the cornerstone of the old church,
which will be unsealed. The seal will
be broken at the close of the prayer
service. The cornerstone was laid in
1599 and contains many interesting
records. The contents will be examined
and placed in the stone for the new
building with additional data.
400,000 APPOINTMENTS
By Associated Press
Washington, Sept. 6. During the
administrations of President Roose
velt, Taft and Wilson, 761 executive
orders were issued giving government
positions to individuals and more than
400,000 appointments were made from
the classified service lists in competi
tive examinations. This is shown in
a report of the Civil Service Commis
sion on file in the Senate to-day. It
was transmitted by President Wilson
in response to a resolution by Senator
Penrose. A confidential communica
tion accompanying the report is being
held for examination .in executive ses
sion.
DISCUSS DANUBE TRAFFIC
By Associated Press
Rerlin, Sept. 6 (by wireless).—
Delegates representing Germany, Aus
tria-Hungary. Bulgaria and Turkey
have met at Budapest for a conference
in regard to extension of traffic on the
Danube.
Tlie Danube has been used exten
sively for the forwarding of war ma
terials from Germany to Bulgaria and
Turkey and the return of foodstuffs,
but the entrance of Rumania into the
war has crippled seriously this impor
tant means of communication.
MUNICIPAL POOL
FOR ISLAND PARK
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Conestoga. What he saw there con
vinced him that Harrisburg needs and
can provide for the very same thing
with but little labor and expense. This
same active spirit accordingly has
taken the matter up with Park Com
missioner Gross, whose influence, it is
hoped, will be thrown into the scales
ir. favor of the proposition.
A special dispatch with regard to
the pool at Maple Grove, shown in the
etching, tells of the "swimming craze"
that has struck the community and
adds: "There are at least 5,000 more
persons in Lancaster to-day who can
swim than there were at this time last
summer. Someone conceived the idea
of damming up the waters of the little
Conestoga, which is free from sewage,
and this has an old "swimming
holo," the fame of which has gone be
yond the confines of the city and
county. There is one strict rule at the
pool, and that is no one-piece bathing
| suits for girls, but outside of that the
fair bathers can dress as they please.
| The pool is not confined to female
I bathers, however.
The suggestion made by the Harris
burg businessman is that the island
owned by the city could well be utilized
at a point somewhere above the Wal
nut street bridge for the purpose of
establishing a bathing pool by a little
judicious damming and the installation
of pipes, which would keep filtered
water constantly passing through the
pool. The idea will doubtless strike
the public fancy, and if carried out
Hixrrisburg's dream of a bathing beach
I will soon be a reality.
JSjoamumZ
BEI.L—IIIOI—UNITED HARRISBURG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1D1«. FOUNDED 18T1
The Summer Day Creeps Onward
0
Toward The Sunset Hour
AUTUMN blooms "^^ISIIBHI
are already ap
sunny Whispering TaSteM Men Will
th va°«ion "days'T. WApprove The Autumn Shirts
nearing an end. V Harrisburg's first have come to Bow-
Thoughts of school w man's in a variety of the newest stripes
and of school W colorings> I
many rC me mi J The famous Yorke Shirts are especially j
The spirit of summer to be regarded for the fineness of fabrics j
play is waning and men —the fit and finish—and their patterns are
are turning the great matchless. Madras and percales, at j
wheels of Labor more Qf) and S LSO
orously more " g ~ BOWMAN'S —Main Floor. J
The Store is awake. I J>
New efforts and (rrtwter A L V&CL of
energies mark the begin- B .. ...
"If of A-^
✓
"The Best" Will Be Found
Among Kitchen Cabinets
—and always when you think of "the best", or are told of "the best",
consider only the
Napanee Dutch
Dutch Kitchenets are recognized the Let us show you their excellent fea
world over as the highest grade cabinet tures —new non-warping sliding table
made. They embody every new up-to- , . , , .
date feature, and every new idea for top covered with aluminum—the new
kitchen cabinets is usually found in a smooth roll curtain that is practically
Dutch Kitchenet. Their construction is dustproof and explain how easily
as near perfect as human skill can make every part is removed for thorough
it. They are substantial and strong , nt ,. „ o •.
and will give years of splendid satisfac- . 1 • ui •
tory service. Dutch Kitchenets are have genuine white porcelain table in
built like fine furniture. stead of aluminum.
SI.OO Delivers "The Best" Kitchen
Cabinet To Your Home
BOWMAN'S —Fifth Floor.
The Beauty Of New Bathing Suits Is
Enhanced By Low Prices
Some fresh, new, smartly styled Bathing Suits
f° r women are just in. See the new Jersey Suits in
colors —first in Harrisburg.
d Some of the prettiest styles we've yet shown, and
/ a "V Wm, at P" ces certain to win your approval.
I \ Sturdy variety (several models reduced) at
vSffi assortment of Caps, Shoes and
Tights.
BOWMAN'S —Third Floor
Lafayette Day and Marne
Anniversary Celebrated
New York, Sept. «. The tri-color
of France floats from many buildings
in New York City to-day while thou
sands of citizens are wearing buttons
bearing the French national emblem,
in commemoration of Lafayette Day,
commemorating the 190 th anniversary
of the birth of the distinguished
Frenchman who came to the aid of
the American colonies in their strug
gle for independence. The occasion
was of additional significance to the
French residents of the city and the
sympathizers with their cause of the
present conflict, as to-day also is the
second anniversary of the battle of the
Marne.
GERM AW IjOAX A FAILURE
London, Sept. 6.—Subscriptions to
thu German war loan during the first
two days indicate that the loan is a
failure, according to reports from Ber
lin via Amsterdam to the Exchange
Telegraph Company. The returns for
the first two days were far behind the
total raised in that time for previous
war loans. A large number of sub
scriptions have been received from
"Onyx"-llf Hosiery
Yoa Gat GOOD Value at ANY Prlc*—slU i Uite or Coaoe 25c to $5J# per p*k
Emery-Beers Company, inc.
WHOLESALE 163.161 EAST 24th ST. NEW YORK
SEPTEMBER 6, 1916.
cities, savings banks and munitions
lirms, the dispatches state, but the
public has not responded, and there is
talk of extending the time limit to Oc
tober 15.
HURT LEANING FROM WINDOW
While leaning out of a window on
a Third street car yesterday after
noon Edward Graham, of West Fair
view, was struck by «. wagon belong
ing to Davis and Hargest. He was
taken to the Harrisburg hospital
where it was learned that he had sus
tained a fracture of the right elbow
and right shoulder.
DANISH SHIP SUNK
London, Sept. 6.—The Danish steam
ship Jeanne, of 1,178 tons gross, has
been sunk, according to a dispatch
from Weymouth. The captain and
crew of the vessel have been landed.
The Jtanne was 232 feet long and was
built at New Castle in 1904. She was
owned at Copenhagen.
GROCERY CLERKS STRIKE
New York, Sept. 6. Three thousand
grocery clerks went on strike in this
city, Jersey City, Newark and outlying
towns to-day. Leaders of th«lr union,
the Retail Clerks' International Protec
tive Association, claim that the number
of strikers will be augmented to 6,000
within the next twenty-four hours. The
strike was voted last night after own
ers of chains of stores refused the de
mands of the union for shorter hours,
a minimum salary of sls per week and
1 per cent, of the store receipts.
BE GOOD TO YOUR
FEET AND THEY'LL
BE GOOD TO YOU
It's the easiest thjng In the world
to have cool, happy -comfortable feet-
Just try this simple little test and see
foi yourself: Go to H. C. Kennedy or
any good druggist, get a package of
EZO, the wonderful new foot balm.
Rub it gently on your feet to-night
before going to bed and—good-bye
foot troubles forever!
It's just like magic the way this
simple little EZO rubs the pain, the
ache, the swelling and the misery out
of tired, misused feet; and, what will
tickle you most the happy feeling:
last! Out of the window with the
fussy prepared alum powders and foot
peints! Give your feet a real treat with
EZO. Do it just this "once and make
your feet happy!—Advt.
(GEORGE H. SOURBIER |
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
1310 North Third strati
Bell Phutte. Auto brrvlc*. I
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