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RADICALS ISSUE
i\ CALL TO FORM
SOVIET PARTY
|
| Designed as First Step in ;
Soviet Revolution Through
f| the Entire Nation
B.v Associated Press
Now York, March 21.—A "mani
festo" is issued here by New York
, radicals calling: on unionists in the I
waist and dress industry to attend
a meeting Saturday afternoon at the
"Russian People's House" on East
Fifteenth street to form Soviets to
"wrect control" of the industry from
employers. This meeting, the "mani
festo" said, is designed as the first v
' step in a Soviet revolution planned ]
for the entire nation.
Union labor leaders, who have i
repudiated such revolutionary ten- j
ots as those of the Industrial Work- i
cr s of the World and similar organi- !
stations, said to-night they interpret
ed this "manifesto" as a challenge
to the doctrines of organized labor. .
The police, who recently raided I
1 the "Russian People's House" also
displayed an interest in the proposed
meeting.
DIVEORCE GRANTED
Divorce decrees granted today fol- !
low: Florence vs. Samuel P. Daugh- |
. erty, cruel treatment: M. Grover vs.]
■ Olive Green, James Ward named as I
■ co-respondent.
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I nutritions elements found in the I
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I churned with pasteurized milk a
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flight. Hstrtrisburg, where Benefit
Brand Teas,. Coffee** and Grocery Spe
f cialties are retailed at wholesale
. price*.
Look for our store in your town.
You Should See the
"Young Fellows"
Buying
"SPRING SUITS"
and matching them with new Stetson Hats at Doutrichs
"Your Stomach Trouble, Mrs. Brown
Is Due to Chronic Acidity!
"Your ailment is a very common one,
indeed; but for all its commonness
it is most distressing, persistent and VJVAK
dangerous if neglected, and yet jStfli!/. U////k
it may very easily and readily ///.1
be corrected by the use of a
tablet form, as you* may pre- *■
fer, will cost but a triflo and
Hut 1 - w ' n , brln B about a more astonishing and grati- from year to vear. But'thev have only their trouble
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suTiering than you e\er hoped for. That Is all the and never will brine the lonced-for l.tstimr relief
Bquare meals "a* <?av' ami°cnb v'i s " on be taklnl J l tbree „ What ls needed Is a toning neutralize!-—a foil' for
S .'a f enjo>ing everyone of them. the poinon laden hydrochloric acid—a corrective that
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to Mrs Brown r.-neiV ?„ folio wthedoctors advice does just that. Tasteless, easy to take and perfectly
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stomach trouhfeils f,,n VnJ , l . Poetically all acids that a tiny bit in a fourth of a glass of water
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and exercise and "dnefn." wf.K' aff ' ictlons „ ma >' diet known the pleasure of enjoying a good, hearty meal
Sdles and artl- doc tor with such so-called rem- without the discomforting aftermath of a more or less
flcial digestents .. serious form of
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etc a . rc from lea- Heartburn, Bloating, Lumpy Heaviness, Nausea, 'x"cn"'a?fd "in
season's n end 4 — Catarrhal Conditions, Gastritis, Ulcers! JS? Ily wo " de '^
Legions of Painful, Disagreeable, Dangerous Stomach
Ills. Exist Because of Excessive Acid Secretion!
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most distressing forms of stomach trouble, caused can do for you—and on the other hand it means
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same good advice to every sufferer you meet. fear of pain or discomfort to follow.
FRIDAY EVENING, BARBISBURG TELEGRAPH MARCH 21, 1919,
j George B. Kipp Arrives
Safely in Home Port
Mr. and Mrs.
George 11. Kipp.
-.1 I. oga n j
I
" ,c safo arrival j
of their son. |
George It. Kipp. I
from
// aiSjSrraflsfrl with Casual com- i
rf flurP an y 923. He is |
Mr now stationed
~~~Camp Dix.
Kipp was wounded July 28 at I
I Chateau Thierry and was in a base
hospital for several months. He i
was connected with Company K, |
One Hundred and Tenth I'. S. In
fantry. He expect 3 to receive his
discharge in the very near future.
Strikers Pursue Small ,
Steamer; Beat Crew in
Effort to Stop Cruise
lly Associated rrcss
Buenos Aires, March 21.—The
packing house of La Blanca, among
the firms boycotted because it re
fused in January to grant the de
mands of striking longshoremen,
yesterday attempted io load a trans-
Atlantic steamer without employing
union stevedores, and sent a small
steamer with frozen beef to be load
ed on the steamer in the roads. Tlte
steamer was pursued by two launch
es carryiyg strikers, who boarded
tlio tug, heat the captain and crew,
und forced them to abandon their
posts and enter the launches. The
captain und his men were carried to
the shore, where Argentine marines
rescued them and arrested the
strikers.
Millerand Is Named
Alsace-Lorraine Governor
I'nris. March 21. (Havast.—Alex-i
andre Millerand. former minister ofj
war. is reported to have been ap-1
pointed governor of Alsaee-Lorraine,
an office which was declined by
Charles C. A. Jonnart. former
French governor general of Algeria.
*Ktl IRK STRUCK REACHES
HIS 7:tD MILESTONE
J. H. Strock. clerk in the office of
the county commissioners for more |
than twenty years, and formerly jus- I
tice of the peace and postmaster at •
Robert Fiske and Lael Davis in Booth
Tarkington's Famous Comedy "Seventeen"
1 1411 ~ A C
I I ®f
J— fi^—i^ki„.
Everybody who knows Willie Baxter and has chuckled at his first
love affair, who delights in the teifder understanding of his mother
or the uncanny frankness of his impish sister, Jane, will be glud to
know that these and many other characters of Booth Tarkington's
"Seventeen" stories will lie the attraction at the Orpheum on Wed
nesday afternoon and evening. Samuel Wallaek is the producer arid
is bringing to Harrisburg an original cast. Seat sale opens Monday.
Lingrlestown for many years, Is col
ebratinK his soventy-chlnl birthday
today. Other clerks in the office and
friends in the courthouse met this
afternoon and presented 'Squire
Stroek, as he is known by his friends,
with a handsome pipe, a humidor
containitu; a pound vf tobacco and a
box of cigars.*
MAJESTIC
I?Jgh (.lass Vaudeville -- Eddie Carr
and Ci nipany in the farce comedy,
"The 01 floe Boy;" Milo. Three
! other acts.
I j Also another episode of "The Lure of
j the Circus."
ORPHEUM
Saturday, matinee and night, March
| - -—Charles Krohman presents Ethel
Bartymore in "Tlie Off Chance."
Monday and Tuesday, with daiiy
matinees, March 24 and 25 "The
Smarter Set." ' •
Wednesday, matinee and night, March
j 2*l—Samuel Wailack offers Booth
Tarkingtoh's comedy, "Seventeen."
COLONIAL.
; To-day and to-morrow Mildred
I Harris (Mrs. Charlie Chaplin) in
I "When a Girl Loves."
Monday and Tuesday Tom Moore in
"A Man and His Money."
Wednesday and Thursday Alice
Brady in "The World to Love in."
REGENT
, To-day and to-morrow Douglas
Fairbanks in "Arizona."
VICTORIA
To-day and to-morrow Gladys
Brockwell in "The Call of the Soul."
Monetary affluence' does not al
t ways come with early fame. Fortune
may travel shortly be
■ Ethel hind the latter, but at
Harry more times fame has journey
-1 at Oriiheum ed far before the tliekle
To-morrow lady has caught up.
It is not common
knowledge that Miss Barrymore's first
ambition was to be a great musician
! She began the rudiments of her study
at her convent school in Philadelphia
j and later studied under two of the
J most famous masters in New York.
| Only the necessity for money, ar.d
; her subsequent adoption of the stage
, as her career, following in the foot
steps of her ancestors, interrupted her
| devotion to the piano. She was about
jto go ti. Europe when, at the- age of
j 15, she made iter first appearance on
the stage in the company of Iter
grandmc titer, the dowager Mrs. Jour
| Drew, playing a small role in tint
! splendid old artiste's production of
"The Rivals." In the latter classic
Mrs. Drew ,is considered to have been
; the greatest of all Mrs. Malaprops.
That Miss Barrymore's musical stud
j iea were not in vain, those who heard
iter play in "Tante," a few seasons
ago, and last winter in "The Lady of
i the Camellias," will enthusiastically
I bear witness. Miss Barrymore comes
| to the Orpheum Theater, for two per-
Douglas Fairbanks at Regent j
j SIP SE IS •. • ]
Douglas Fairbanks, the ever popu
| lar Artcraft star, scored a big suc
| cess yesterday at the Regent theater
| when his latest picture, "Arizona"
I was presented for the first times in
j Harrisburg. The picture will also
| be presented today and tomorrow.
! Tl)e picture is the film story of the
, famous play of the same name, writ
[ ten by the eminent actor and pro
ducer, Augusuts Thomas. Of course
there was never any doubt but that
the play was an ideal vehicle for the
screen but with Douglas Fairbanks
in the leading role as Lieut. Denton
there are no adjectl"es that fittingly
describe the charm of the picture, its'
thrill, its tremendous suspense, heart
interest, dramatic qualities and the
crisp but whimsicdl touches of hu
mor that make it a picture superb
and wonderful.
A delightful Sennet comedy, "Rip
and Stitch, Tailors" Is also being
shown
forma nces, to-morrow, in It. C. Car
ton's new comedy, "The Off Chance."
Sdlem Tutt Whitney and J. Homer
Tutt, together with the colored or
ganization, "The Smarter
"The Set," will be the attrac-
Smarter tion at the Orpheurn,
Set" Monday and Tuesday.
Kach year this organiza- j
tion has made a splendid reputation
all over the country, while the two
principals are men of high intelli
gence,, who have used this, together
with their experience in the show
business, to build up a reputation for j
themselves that are unequalled by en
tertainers in their particular lines in
the colored race.
This season they are presenting'
their latest musical comedy entitled i
'Darkest Americans," in two acts and
eight scenes, and is one of the most i
interesting plays that has been seen
cn the American stage.
__
Announcement of the forthcoming!
engagement of James K. Hackett, in I
"The Better 'Ole,"
JnmeM K. at the Orpheum,
Vlnrkrtt in on Saturday.
♦•The Better'Ole*' March 29, will be
greeted by thea
tergoers of this city with great ex
pectancy. The fame of this unique
play, following its New York preseii- *
tation this fall, has peimeuted
throughout the United States. It is t
described as "a fragment from France I
in two explosions, seven splinters and t c
a short gas attack." by Captain Bruce I n
Bairnsfather and Captain Arthur |-
Eliot, based upon Captain Bairns
father's inimitable war cartoons. A.C
dozen 01 more catchy musical num-ja
[hern by Herman Darewski and Perci
>al Knight add to the attractiveness
and the charm of the production. The I
comedy will be presented by Mr. and'
Mrs. Ccburn, who are appearing in it' c
at the Cort Theater, New York, with!
cncrmous success. J
a
-
Milo? What is it? That is what I*
Majestic audiences were asking each IP
other yesterday until that b
At the remarkable personality ap-iT
| Majestic peared on the stage. Milo? b
i who is a favorite of the ill n
Orphenm days, recently closed a sue- ' i
eessful engagement (it tho Palace j u
Theater. New York. Milo? is a dis- ; 1
tinet hit on the hill the last half of: tl
this week. Another popular number c
in a farce comedy entitled "The Office ! h
Boy," presented by "Kddie" Carr and j _
Company. The act is one laugh from | .
start to finish, and is cleverly acted !
The Puppets offer something unusual
in the way of vaudeville entertain
ment. Haywood and Maylleid, two I
girls attractively costumed, in a live- !
ly singing and dancing. act. and Harry |
Serartton and Ann Scranton. introduc- j
ing some singing, dancing and wire-1
walking, complete the hill.
Another episode of "The l.ure of the i
COLONIAL
TODAY TOMORROW
MRS. CHARLIE j
CHAPLIN
MILDRED HARRIS
IN
!
"WHEN A GIRL |
LOVES"
I
MONDAY TUESDAY
TOM MOORE
The Happy-go-lucky
"A Man and His Money" |
□
MAJESTIC 1
g MILO ?? ? | Eddie Cuit and Co.
WHAT IS IT I In The Office Boy |
THREE OTHER BIG ACTS !
EDDIE POLO IN
( THE LURE OF THE CIRCUS
THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY
3 li—aj-jnLr=j!Wr — -im mi mi inr im mi. icti ir
VICTORIA THEATER
I and { "
New Vork World ' d\xtclient - big attendance ' New York Globe < >iu • . the ni> • ever
New York American "Constant enjoyment—record patron- j filmed."
kt v a i g< Vi u u ii .vi , •. r New York Commercial "No better entertainment."
New York Herald - hilled the house with fun." I New York Tribune - "Attracts big crowds."
New York Evening Telegram —" 1 horoughly enjoyed by all. New York Morning Telegraph "Admirably done."
New York Evening Mail - "A sure success." New York Times - "Thoroughly enjoyable."
New York Evening World - "Loveablc." New York Sun - "Artistic sincerity."
These aref criticisms of my MOVIE. Did "Shoulder Arms" get any better? It only goes to prove what I
predicted to you right along!
"THE BETTER 'OLE"
is a great audience picture.
Yours For Laughter,
•
Jjl ljj j
lILUHE: :
Gladys Brockwell appearing in tho
William Fox production "The ('all
of the Soul" at the Victoria today
and tomorrow.
Circus," with daring "Eddie" Polo, is
also being shown.
"When a Girl Loves" was shown to
capacity houses yesterday, featuring
Mildred Harris,
Mrs. Clinplhi Seen now the bride of
at the Colonial the world's most
popular come
dian, Charlie Chaplin. The star in the
stellar role is both beautiful and ap
pealing, her acting surpassing any of
her previous efforts. Monday and
Tuesday, "A Man and His Money" will
be the attraction. The old saw, "A
man and his money are soon parted,"
is well illustrated in this comedy,
with Tom Moore as the star, and beau
tiful Seenu Owen as the woman n
the case. Tom has all kinds of trouble
coming tc him. and you may blame
him for a lot 9f it, but one thing you
REGENT
TODAY TOMORROW
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
In Augustus Thomas' famous
Stage Success
"ARIZONA"
It pleased hundreds yesterday,
the latest and best Fairbanks pic
ture, showing; the greatest screen
athlete. A whirlwind success.
Ihui't miss it.
Also Sennett Comedy,
"Rip & Stitch, Tailors"
MONDAY & TUESDAY
BRYONT
WASHBURN
IN
"The Way of Man With
a Maid"
A Paramount Art-craft
ALSO
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in
"ROMANCE AND RINGS"
can tiardl.v blame him for la falling ,
in love. You lire going to wonder at |
manv things In this comedy drama,'
so just come prepared to enjoy your-'
self to the utmost.
I'lll.K H ARE ASKED TO
IiOOK FOR <TIII.L)HK\ |
Two little girls were reported miss- !
inr at the police station today. They j
are a four-year-old Jacoby girl, of.
1831 Zarker street and five-year-old
Gladys Coleman of 213 Moore street, j
The Jacoby child disappeared shortly J
before noon and the Coleman girl ;
about 1 o'clock.
The police department believes j
that the girls, encouraged by the :
agreeable spring weather, have gone j
farther than they intended and have |
been unable to find their way home.
TO HI lI'D TWO 1101 SKS
V building permit was issued to
Albert G. McCoy to erect two two- '
story frame and stucco houses on the
south side of Derr.v street, 440 feet
east of Twenty-third street. The
cost of the construction work will
be $B,OOO.
r
Winterdale Dances
Banjo Saxo's
llig Orchestra, Saturday Kve., '
March 22nd. Admission 40 and OO
cents. Private lessons ly np- j
polntment. Hell Phone 3.VUK.
ORPHEUM"™
and Night
THE MOST DISTINGUISHED AND WELCOME
ENGAGEMENT OF THE YEAR
CHARLES FROHMAN
PRESENTS
ETHFI
BARRYMORE
In the Most Emphatic Comedy Success of Her Career
"THE OFF CHANCE"
—BY—
R. C. CARTON
AUTHOR OF "LORD AND LADY ALGY "
"WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS," ETC.
This engagement, of the utmost importance, marks
Miss Barrymore's first appearance in this city in several
years. She comes with the same comedy in which she
and an incomparable company were seen the larger part
of last season at the New York Empire Theater. That
long engagement was little less than a series of ovations
for Miss Barrymore, Mr. Carton's comedy and,the superb
company.
PRICES soc to $2.00 °SS E w RS
2 Days IS March 24
Matinee Daily
AMERICA'S GREATEST COLORED SHOW
THE
Smarter Set
HEADED BY
SALEM TUTT WHITNEY
and J. HOMER TUTT
PRESENTING A MUSICAL COMEDY, entitled
DARKEST AMERICANS
Everything New and Ahead of the Times
PRlCES—Matinee 25c, 50c—Night 25c to $l.OO
VICTORIA
TODAY ft TOMORROW
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pn tsixT."* ** .
GLADYS J
■JBEOCK WELL
TUECALE
AFDESOUZ,
| DIRECTED M tBUJUU) J VS. SAJfTf
AIso—IIOIDIM 1
Admission—loc and 200 and
war tax