Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-07
NEWS|ES HAVE GREAT
TIME ON OUTING
Eat? That Was the Biggest News
of the Day! Some
Games, Too

Labor Day was celebrated in an en-
thusiastic and energetic fashion by the
members of the Harrisburg Newsboys'
Association at Good Hope Mills yes
terday. More than 100 of the lively
lads were on the job and 1t didn't re-
quire a pair of binoculars to find out
that they had the time of their lives in
spite of the rain. 1t required more than
~ p" to put a damper on their spirits,
which We're kept high by athletic con-
tests of all sorts, swimming and base
ball.
And the eats! Words are superfiu-
GUS. but IL anybody had seen the happy
bunch leaving headquarters, in Second
street, about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, with huge auto truck full of
the best tood going. and two other
trucks full of boys, ne would not have
needed to ask whether they had a good
time at the able.
The committees that were in charge
OF arrangements we're: Soliciting, PARK
WeaS er, N. Klawansky, Arthur koplo-
yitz J. Davidson ana Pames Bloom;
sporting, j. barrow, ID. KlaWansky, j.
bloom and Rudolph Shaub
Dave klawansEy best Man
The athletic contests brought out
and the program was carried out with
out hitch. David Klawansky was the
best all-around man. carrying on three
przes ra Srz The VARIOUS events winners
1O&{-yard dash for older boys. won
by ]: Cohen. prize, knife; 6OIyard
GASP GASP Tor younger boys, D. R0ssnberg.
bus and Mike Klawansky, neckties;
shoe shuttle, j.. smith, football; apple
bobbing contest b. koplovitz, saving
tain pen; candle contest. A Cohen, box
Cohen and {. Marcus, neckties; three
legged race, S. Arch and 5. Columbus,
caps; milk contest, j. Davidson and p.
Skuey, candy; junior milk contest. H..
Bloom and S. Lipman. each 20 cents;
hop, step and jump, IL feet, A inches.
D. Klawansky, watch; 1OO-yard dash,
Mba sew NU sS the aRa
number which won handsome
sweater.
Donors to Outing
The donors to the NewsDoys outing
Keller drus store. Telegraph. Star
IBndependent3 Patriot. Sunday Courier,
Pomeroy & Stewart, Polleck's grocery
store. Simmonetti Third and Forster;
Bates Produce Co., S. S. Pomeroy, Mar
ket Square.
A. H. Kreidler, Second and Walnut
Studebaker. Second and State Schwarz
Wholesale Grocery Co., Motter,,s gro
Gerry store, Chestnut street; Friedberg
candy store, wholesale; Bowman's de-
partment store, Kresge and 10 cent
store, D. Bacon & Co., Rooms candy
store, Third street; Wagner and Smith
grocery store Frantz grocery store.
Walker ice cream parlor, Case Ice
Cream Co, the Rev. e. p. Robinson,
Mlartz Bros. hardware store, Gardner
Fruit dealers, Sol Kuhn & Co, The
Globe, Doutrich's, Palace candy store,
Harrisburg hardware store. Donaldson
Paper Co., Harrisburg Park Commits
sion, Rutherford, caterers. Schmidt
Bakery Co., Evans -Burtnett Grocery
Co, Bapitisti and Gardner Co., Hetrick.
Sixteenth and Regina; Gordon Bros,
Slabach & Co., meat dealers; Sulzberger
& Co.. ]. e. Miller & Co. Walnut street;
Two in One store, Excelsior bicycle
store, L. G. Clancy, fruit dealer and the
Thorley Baking Co.
This evening the Newsboys' Associa-
tion will meet in the clubrooms, 304
North Second street, to talk over plans
for the winter. Now that the summer
outing is. over. they will get down to
work making plans for the coming
year. A number of people have donat-
ed books with which a public library
has been started. and 1t is being run
on a carefully organized basis. The Ii
brary will be increased from time to
time. The Rev. Mr.. Robinson, formerly
missionary to China, is giving great
assistance to the bows in their work