Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-23

Long live the German navy under
the British flag!
A lawyer who for many years had
shocked large number of his frlends
by his rather liberal views on re-
ligion recently died.
A friend of the decedent, who cut
short a trip to hurry back TO town
1or the purpose of attending the last
rites of his colleague, entered the
late lawyers home some minutes
after the beginning of the service.
What part of the service is TINS!
he inquired in a whisper OF another
legal friend standing in the crowded
hallway. -,
'Tve just come myself said the
other. but believe they have opened
for the defense.
Scandal at Franklin and Marshall!
Saws a Lancaster dispatch: Three
star players, Goodman, Mellinger'
and snyder, were instantly fired from
Franklin and Marshall Varsity eleven
this afternoon when the athletic
faculty discovered the men were not
students at the college.
The men played against Lafayette
last Saturday as bona fide Blue ana
white students. The committee de-
clared that the playing of the men
on the varsity was an oversight ara
not known to the committee. the
coach has not given his version OF the
affair although it is thought that ne
was aware of the standing OF the
men.
The faculty's move means the shat
terlng of the team. The men were
the backbone of the outfit MelhhS-
er Is the best quarterback in the city
and the other tabooed men were eN-
cellent line workers.
The team meets Albright to-day,
after a hurried arrangement. tr-
sinus and Bucknell refused to meet
the Lancasterians for reasons I'm
known.
Three cheers for Doc. Kalbfus, of
the state Game Commission! He-wiu
soon have the deer running wild IN
Market street, and fish will dtsport
in the Paxtang creek. Yesterday a
hunter near Mauch Chunk ran into
so many deer that he sent for the
state Police to protect him. Near
Hazleton, DR.. Z. II. Meyer, while
hunting rabbits, encountered three
elk, two does and a buck. They are
part of the herd released some time
20 by the State Game Commission.
DIR. Meyer declared that all were fine
specimens. They can't be shot for
two years yet.
Chatsworth, y. j., Nov. 23.-Acc9rd-
TO reports filed with State Game
Warden Morton. eighty-two deer were
killed in Burlington county during
the four days OF the open season.
This is the best record made within
the memory of any except the oldest
sportsmen. Rabbits, quail and 'thcr
game are also reported as more plen-
tIful than in recent years.
Holland Is showing her dirty ye!-
low hide, protecting the Beast Of
Berlin and the numbering Clown
Ounce. Her government to-day
vpwps: 1--WE do not believe that for
eiun governments will refuse 20 re-
spect national traditions, or to re-
member instances when they. them
selves, gave hospitality to dethroned
moHaTchs."
Wake up you lazy blind old Dutch
Stingy yourself; you ask too much.
GDcthroHed InOnnrchE!" YOn mean
gclI's brew;
And look out that thc Allies don't
get you.
Joe Welsh viii meet big game when
he undertakes the measure Of Lew
TenGler at the National y. A, in
philadelphia. tonight. Tom Cowler
Tnoc5a McFadcen in the other half of
the double winGup.
New York, Nov. 23.--Final practice
Cor two OF the football teams in to-
mofrow's doubleheader for the Uni
red War Fund at the Polo grounds
was held here to- day. The Harvard
Radios, who are to meet the PRINCE
ton AvIators. lad the:r final workout
az the Folio grounds, while the Gram
ito state team. which meets tie New
port Naval Training station eleven,
went through signal practice at Co
lumbia University field. The Prince
ION Aviators will not reach New
York until Tomorrow
Baltimore, Nov. 2S.-Only n light
workout was the order yesterday for