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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14

Slighth damage was caused by fire
Thursday night at the Peoples Bank,
where "a blaze started by an over
heated furnace in temporary use,
burned two small holes in the floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-14
aIIGuT nAMAGE

burg is chairman OF the executive
committee.
The Washington times., 1919-09-07

Fright. But there's something else you
haven't seen. What Is it?p
Oatmeal
HOW many of you had oatmeal for
breakfastF'
A half dozen hands we're raised.
'How many Of you were scolded By youI
mammas because you didn't eat oatmeaI
or some other eerealP
Many heads sank and many correspond
ing chins rested on narrow breasts.
How many Of you don't like cereals
Most Of the children raised an eager
hand.
"How many Of you want to grow up poor
little shriVelled men, too small to serve in
the army, or weak women who can't nurse
wounded soldiers or keep housef
No hands.
~Then you must eat cereals, especially
oatmeal What's the strongest animal sx-
cept the elephant Something that draws
the drays."
@The horse"
Horses eat cats. They help to make
them strong. YoI have as much sense Is
a horse"
Giggles from chO ChO and followed by
the 1900 children.
How many win promise me to eat
cereals?"
Every child sent up an eager hand.
'Now, here's q carrot. Finest color Of
all the vegetables. The carrot Is a little
yellow and a little red. hope you win
all eat carrots whenever you can get them.
They are good for you because they have
iron In them.
'You need iron in your blood. If you
don't get enough iron in It It won't be red,
but pink And after awhile It may be
nearly white. Then you win be very pale.
A. ar al hyse fru
out you may get It, because you win have
no resistance. The way to save yourself
from the fiu is to build up so much'strength
that your body can take Mr.. Flu by the
back Of the neck and throw him out"
Laughter from the children.
Eat plenty Of tomatoes. They have
iron and win make your blood rich and
red" He drew bundle Of beets from his
basket. These are as fun Of iron as
mine. Eat beets and chew them Well. But
chew everything well. String beans have
son they have such good green color. All
the vegetables that have good rich color
have much iron in them. Eat them and
you will have color, too.
"You needn't worry about meat, children
You can get along very well with little or
none Of It. Look at these beans. They
have as much nourishment as a piece Of
meat Of the same size.
How many of you drink tea or coffee?"
Cho Cho made a face that set them all
laughing. He pretended to wipe away the
tears
DO you want Cho Cho to stop crying?"
Eyes, Che Chol"
HE will stop il you will all promise to
stop drinking tea or coffee
you will promise? Then stand up"
Every child rose.
The Washington times., 1919-09-07

unaware, as the pill within its tempting
sugar coating.
The rolling green Of Central Park
had been emptied Of plump white sheep
and crowded with pale, thin children. The
Child's Canteen furnished its customary
two sandwiches, peanut butter and one
of Jelly, and it's slices Of bread and butter,
and it's hard-boiled egg, and plate OF ice
cream. Then the children were taken to
the big square building Of gray stone at
the corner Of Central Park West and Sixty
fourth street
What's comm now?' asked Able Strun'
sky, Of East Broadway, Of Antonio Curcci,
OF West Eighth street.
Dunno But whatever it is, you bet it's
goin' to be fine. Nothin' cheap about what
these here lady folks does" He rubbed
his stomach
Then both boys rose on their chairs and
cheered. For with a wild, high-pitched
giggle, strange figure had tumbled upon
the stage in a double somersault. The fg-
Ure Strengthened up, placed its feet far
apart, thrust its hands into Its pockets
and Winked.
Every child in the audience was in a
tremor of joyous excitement, The Acad-
emy Of Medicine and the Child's Health
The Washington times., 1919-09-07

"Cho Cho's here" said the odd. many
colored figure. you saw me come In,
didn't you? Everybody smiling? Yes,
everybody. ] never saw so many teeth be-
fore. Some are white, beautifully white
like snow. But others, ohiP The clown
covered his eyes as though to hide the
sight Coffee beans"
Whereat nearly a hundred children
closed their lips firmly in an effort to keep
back smile.
''The children with the coffee beans for
got to brush their teeth" the clown went
on. Just as Cho Cho did when he was a
little boy. That's the reason that you can
see gold crowns in his mouth. That was
because there was no one to teach poor
Cho Cho. But now Cho Cho knows bet
ter" He drew a case from his pocket.
took out tooth brush and performed the
motions Of cleaning his teeth. When you
clean your teeth do you rub the brush side
wiser" Many nodded. "You will rub them
away, the fine, hard enamel, the covering
that makes your teeth beautiful, IL you do
that Rub the brush up and down as ChO
Cho does, will your"
Cries of Yes, Cho Cho." ''Yes, sir ''We
will, Cho Cho"
THAT right When Cho Cho was a Et-
tie fellow he sometimes had stomach ache.
Do you ever have stomach ache?
A wave of mods rippled over the audi
ence. do you know what's the matter?
Cho Cho knows. It's because you haven't
eaten the right things. Or If you have
eaten the right things you haven't eaten
them in the right way. You see what's in
this basket have on my arm? Tell me
what you see."
Cries of Carrots, Cho Cho" "String
beans" Onions" Tomatoes" "Beets."
Lima beans" Spinach"
The Washington times., 1919-09-07

The Children
Lying Down
on the Floor at
"ChO Cho's"
Command While
the Clown TaIIrs
to Them About
the Importance
Of Plenty Of
Sleep.
The Washington times., 1919-09-07

Organization had struck
the universal chord Of
childhood when It
crowned the children's
aH-day picnic with the
aDpaaranea NJ a eIown
The Washington times., 1919-09-07

most of these fifteen hundred have shown
that the children initiated his teeth brush
ing, his hygienic chewing, drinking, etc.,
perfectly, and could remember and did re-
member and were glad to repeat almost
verbatim every word he had to say about
how they should take care Of their bodies.
At this crowning success Of the idea, eight
organizations for the furtherance OF child
health and education were represented.
The Federation for Child Study, the Child
Canteen, which furnishes twelve-cent
luncheons for five cents, on every school or
outing day; the Hudson Guild, Madison
House, Stuyvesant House, Hamilton
House, Greenwich House, the Emanuel Sis
terhood and the Ethical Culture Summer
Play School sent 1900 children to meet
Cho-Cho, the Child Health Organization
clown. Physicians who are members OF
the Academy Of Medicine, and Mrs. Freder'
ick Peterson and Mrs. John Collier, active
workers in the Child's Health Organiza-
ton we're there to smile at the chill
dren and their entertainer, and to witness
once again how education may be conveyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Riley and Nichols to Have Baptism OF Fire IN North o.
night; Victoria Defense Is Strong; Locals open here
With Vancouver Wednes day
Probable Lineups
SEATTLE.

Sats hockey SQUAD will swing into action for the first
time tonight when the Nets the season with the
toria Aristocrats in the Canadian CITY, The NETS VIII n
49, ~ action on the Arena ice for the first Wednesday
nicht when they tackle the Vancouver Millonaires 49,
Tonights battle will show just how strong the Seattle
rub will be for the coming year. Two new men, Jim Riley
and Sibbey Nichols both in the forward line, VIII take up
the ice game after years layof in the service Riley
payed with Seattle couple of but not as regu
lar Nichols played with the Spokane team at the same
time. "a, ~.
Victoria has powerful defense this with Fowler
IN the nets enge and oughn the defense and Johnson
At The Victoria scoring machine doesn't look any 700
strony nm paper Oatman is of tried quality. but what
Meeking and Kerr can do will have to be demonstrated
This years promises to be one OF the best seasons
tron With their rwerfu defense and attack, but it's our
humble bunch that Seattle will be right up IN the running
as usual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Oregon Men
Rest Up
Xmas

PASADENA. Cal. Dec. 2s.-By
United Press l---Orcgon's football men
here preparing for their New Years
game with Harvard eased on work a
little to celebrate Christmas yestcr
day. Training rules were not In the
least relaxed. but Coach Huntington
RETAINED from demanding n full day
on the gridiron.
Coaches considered II safe 10 lei
down n bit because OF the excellent
progress the Oregonians have been
making. The very few who have sue
coeded in getting on the business
side OF the high boards around Tour
nament park say the oregonlans APP
pear to be in mid season form.
The backneid Is working particu
larry well. BY New Years. unbiased
observers predict. the four backs will
be working like a well regulated
clock.
Particular interest has been at
tached 10 the way Bill steers In using
his trusty right foot. This has given
rise to much speculation as to
whether Horween Of Harvard will
not meet his match in the Kicking
end OF the game when the teams
meet Oregon believes that Steers
will give the famous Crimson kicker
the time OF his finc young life.
Advance sale OF tickets shows he
yond doubt the biggest crowd that
ever saw line smashed in the West
will watch the Oregonlans and Har
ward battle for football laurels.
The park has been enlarged to nc
commodate Is 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26

TO BOX IN
EXHIBITION

LONDON. Dec. 2ss--Georgcs Car
pentier. European heavyweight
champion. win make his first public
appearance here tonight since his
sensational defeat OF Joe Beckett,
British champion. The Frenchman
will box a four-round exhibition.
Three Americans appear on the
card which IN TO be staged In Albert
hall. Pal Moore. bantamweight. will
meet Eugene Cruaui. who was SUBJ
stituted for Charles Ledoux when
the latter was taken III. Many ex-
parts rate criaui even higher than
Ledoux. aitho the latter holds the
French title. johnny Griffiths. well
ferweight. win fight Francis Charles
another Frcnchman. and Ted Lewis
will box Matt Wells.
Attic Lewis was born in London
he is a naturalized American citizen
and held the American welterweigh'
title until Jack Britton stopped him
about a year ago. Wells formerly
was the British lightweight cham
pion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Coaches Are Kings of Fall Guys,
BIT Next Year--That's Different

the West Virginia and Colgate games
the Tiger following began 70 talk
about changes. But when McCraw.
Murrcy. Scheerer and company tied
Harvard and beat yale. they changed
their tune and Expressed their favor
OF q lirne,in,e contract for Roper.
Gil Dobie came TO the Navy IN
1917, known as the wizard OF the
West" For ; years he turned out a
team Mt Washington that didn't loss
a game. He didn't have much TO
work with among the midshipmen.
but he turned out a team good
enough 10 beat the Army. after he
had led everyone 10 believe that the
niddles would BE- crushed.
Zupkc In one OF the old war horses
Of the Western conference. He has
a long list OF citations. not the least
among which is the one acquired this
year when Illinois beat Ohio State,
and won the conference champion
ship.
Charles Moran. National league
umpire. coached Centre college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
NEW YORK. Dec &C. b. cocf

NEW YORK. Dec. &C. II. Coch.
ranc, British promoter. who arrived
here yesterday on the Mauretania,
said today that George Carpenter
has signed binding contract" 10
fight Jack Dempsey In London some
time next year.
The British sportsman IL here 10
get Dempsey's signature 10 the con.
tract. He said he would be In the
United states about four weeks, but
did not believe IL would DO necessary
to go to tho Pacific coast to get in
touch with Dempsey and his manag.
er, Jack Kearns. lie denied he had
offered 100000 for tho proposed
match. but said he believed he could
make the offer Interesting" to tho
two Jacks. lie said no and Carpen.
tier already had agreed ON the
amount the latter should receive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Star Gridders
Have Played
Last Game
Harley, Ohio, and Casey OF
Harvard Are Stars
Leaving School
ny HENRY l.. FARRELL

Omitted Press Staff CorrcHpondenn
NEW YORK. Dec. ss.--rootbAll'a
armament will he minus a whole con
stellation OF stars
Two OF the greatest players Of a
decade-Chick Harley OF Ohio and
Eddie Casey Of Harvard--are heroes
OF memory now.
Three other Ali.Amcrican braves
Miller OF Pennsylvania. Horny of
Washington and jefferson aud West
OF colga,e--have stepped out Of the
collegiate cheats for good X
There are countless other Eridiron
heroes who viii walk away next year
with tho Hheepskin. leaving behind
them brilliant records and notable
achievements for tho r,arr-to-bs to
emulate.
Clio Graduates
Clio. tho spectacular charger Of
Colgate; Trlmble. tho versatile Tiger
star. Rodgers. tho brilliant West
Virginia fullbaek. and the leading
point scorer OF 1918. will be missing
when the coaches call tho roll next
fall.
Harvard win he hit hard by the
loss % Eddi. Casey. Capt Biliy Muir.
ray. Tubhy Ciarks. woods. Desmond.
Steele. Ryan. Pinney. Ralph Hor.
we.n and Nelson,
Yale will iosa Rninhardt. Allen.
Dickens. Gait. lay. Brsd~n. Joe New
iiie. Wells, Laroch, and Murphy.
Ohio state VIII have a hug. task
20 flli the shoes OF Capt Chick Har.
ley. Hoiteamp. Macdonald and
sehw-ir~r
In addition 10 Clio and Capt Jim
West. Colgate will SO Anderson. It's
brilliant quarterback. make his final
trip from tho university halls.
Fri:-rcson Toll Heavy
Princeton pays a heavy toll. BE.
sides Trlmble. the 1890 pack Of ii.
gers viii b. minus arrublnx. Me.
Graw. Paris~tte. williams and Big.
Ter.
Clark. Benolst and Graves viii BE-
the ensiKns next year. instead Of
star gridders with the navy.
Only three regulars will be avail.
able for tho Army. Tho@. OF the
squad who will be commissioned in
the spring are kieff~r. Travis. Me.
Quarrie. Daniel. Blake. ghabacksY.
iferrick. Gregory. George ana Byrrm.
Center college. rcputrd 1918 cham.
pion. loses only ono regular. Davis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Hector May
I rain for
Battle Here
Big Fellow Who Mixes With
Farmer May Work Out in
Seattle Before Big Go

Young Hector. IN. big Bremen.
ton heavyweight. who meets Frank
Farmer here Tuesday night after
many postponoments. Is doing his
preliminary training In Bremerton.
but he may perform at Austin 4
Salts gym the last two days before
the big mix aFrmer Is doing his
training In Tacoma under the
watehful eye Of Chef Mcintyre. the
veteran trainer.
This match has been brewing for
such a long time and both hattlcrs
have tossed about his opinions OF
the other so freely that we should
see some action Tuesday. Both
men are In good condition.
Joe Harrahan. who has had quite
a layoff from the ring game. will
take on Young Sam Langford in
one Of the other bouts on the card
Sam is the little coiorcd fellow who
boxed Houck the other night.
The other matches for the card
are In the making.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26

Let's 70 buy Boidts French pas
try. Uptown, iA1f ID ave-; down
town. pa "a ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26

Hrs p~nsive and he. gloomy.
An he's AWAY. rpapinR round;
Hut then he 3. n roller, aad
The snow IL on the grpuad.
On account OF prohibition. there
was no kick In the Christmas
stockings this year.
The only visible kick n in the
price tag on the gifts. A Rift isn't a
gift until the recipient gets a clamp
on IT,
In winter when the lee is Thick,
And fshinK's on tho hummer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
BENJAMIN is
LICKED; is ON
WAY TOCOAST

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.--Joe
yelling. Chicago. won n Newspaper
decision over Joe Benjamin. Cailfor,
MIA lightweight. I'm n slow six round
bout here yesterday. Benny Leon.
ard was in Benjarnin's corner. This
was his second defeat within n few
days. and Billy Gibson, his manager,
decided TO send him back TO Califor'
mia until the cold weather abates.
Other results In this city were:
Johnny Murray. New York. defeat
ed JOY Fox. British featherweight
Eddie F'itzsimmons. New York. won
from Joe Borreil. Philadelphia: Bill
Brennan. Chicago. defeated Sailor
Petroskey, California; Harry Carlson,
Boston. shaded Johnny Ray, Pitts
burg. and Hughie Hutchinson. Phil
ndelphia, drew with Jimmy Walker,
Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
HARVARD AT PASADENA
READY FOR BATTLE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26.--IIar-
ward huskies--23 strong--the board
OF strategy and general staff were
guests Of the local Harvard club yes
terday.
Following a luncheon In it's honor,
the party departed for Pasadena,
where Harvard faces the Oregon III"
New Years day in the East West
football classic.
Immediately on their arrival In
Pasadena the players will jump into
practice TO Danish the kinks caused
by almost a week of travelling.
Head Coach Robert r. Fisher is IN
charge OF the team. He was captain
Of Harvard's III" In 1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
BY HENRY 1. FARRELL
United Prexs Staff Correspondent


NEW YORK. Dec. fixing OF
the '.fall guys--shat's the coach
when he develops winner he gets
I better hand than the welhknown
prince.
When his team loses he's as popu-
lzr as -Pussyfoot" Johnston would
BE- In Havana.
Four coaches-Gn Doblc. Billy
Roper. Bob Zupke and Charlie Mo
rrn--are eating the proverbiai white
bread Next year they may BE- feed
ing on the biblical husks. IL the ex-
pcrts had to pick an ail-American
coach II is almost cinch that one
Of the above four would be named.
Bill Roper got a lot OF mean
knocks before Princeton was willing
10 admit he had the goods. After
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26

sons lines you think they are alive.
MIG. often you're In doubt,
Yer re- never quite decided when
Il ou'rc Mt wrestling. bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26

The rassiers arc getting another
toe hold on the public. As they spar
for a grip on the big toe. they also
try for a strangle hold on the pocket
boo.
War hasn't improved tho country
whole lot II ono stops 20 consider
tho fact that six-day bike races and
wrestling matches are still tolerated
There Is no truth In the rrmor
that Ruppcr. Frayee and Comiskcy
sent handsome Christmas gifts 10
han johnson.
There IL no truth In the rumor that
han johnson sent handsome remem.
branccs TO Rupert France and Com.
iskcy.
There Is no truth In tho rumor that
n prominent sport fan and reader Of
this column remembered the author
with gallon Of famous old Ken.
lucky bourbon.
Seldom q - n fighter recover fully
from n Knockout punch. Same goes
for Ba'thng Public After the
Chriatuhs kayo comes the waloping
young ter known as Income Tax.
sons lines you think they are alive.
Mrc often you're In doubt
Yer re- never quite decided when
ou'rc Mt wrestling, bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
BECKETT WINS GAME

N VALLEJO, Cal. Dec. 26.--Making
'the only touchdown and then kick.
ing goal, John Beckett, once captain
OF tho oregon football team. now a
lieutenant of marines, yesterday won
TO o victory for the marines over
tho Mare Island sailors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26

The photos Of the European heavyweight championship
fight between Georges Carpenter, of France, and Joe
Beckett of England which have just reached this country
unusually good They tell better than the cabled
accounts the true story OF the fight. No word story
describes the kindly act of Carpenter helping his defeated
opponent to his does the picture. The picture
OF the knockout blow preceded by another of those light
ming left jabs shows the force with which Carpenter
hitting The left led to the chin and the right followed
In the other picture Beckett is shown hopeessly out
the floor Of the ring with the victor standing back
fresh daisy Ring fans who say Carpenter has
no chance whatever with Jack Dempsey might study
closely two Of these pictures and then reconsider Car
penter looks every inch real fighter and who should
be counted in the worlds heavyweight championship
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17

Niemieckie wojska rzadowe zaje-
ly miasto Magdeburg, mowi de-
pesza z Weimaru do Lokal An
zeiger z Berlina. Prey zajeciu
miasta, ~wywiaza}a sic ostra wal
ka, podczas ktorej wielu pablo z
obudwu stron. Wiedehska depe-
sza do Acht Uhr Blatt z Berlina
m6wi, re Boehm, czionek mini
steryum bolszewickiego w Buda-
peszcie, przyby, do Wiednia i o.
Swiadczyl, re arcyksiaze J6zef,
Dr.. Aleksander Wekerle, .by}y
premier i baron Jozef Szteprenyi,
minister handful, bynajmniej ME
zostali zgtadzeni, jak to donie-
siono do Berlina. Arcyksiaze
przebywa z rodzina swoja w
Alcsuth, a Wekerle i Szteprenyi
strzezeni So w wiezieniu w Btu
d~apeszcie.
Bremen, II. kwietnia. - Pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17

Ma wiosne 1898 T. mialem atak, mu-
skularnego I zapalnego reumatyzmu.
Tax cterpialem jak tylko c.erpiacy mo-
ga sObie wyObrazic, przez prZeszfo 5
lata. Probowalem lekarstwo "a lekar-
stwem / doktora "a doktorem. ale
~prZynosilo mi to tylko chwilowa ulge.
Nareszcie znalazlem lekarstwo ktore
mnie %zupelnie ulecZylo, / choroba nigdy
ne wrociia. Dafem to lelSarstwo roz-
maitym osobom ktorzy bardzo cierpieli
a nawet byli Z%upeinie ziozeni reumatyz-
mem. wyleczyio ono wszystkich.
Chcialbym azeby kazdy cierptacy ma
reumatyzn sprobowai tego 3lUmiewa-
iacego Srodka. Me przysylajcie ami CEN
Ia. tylko wypeln.jcie kupoR, ponfzej po-
dany a ia wan wySle probke darmo.
Po uzyciu jezeli p~rzekonacie sic, re jest
to srodek przez kt6ry mozecie uleczyc
swoj reUmatyzm, ~przyslecie nam cene
tegoz. jednego dolara, ale. cice azeby-
Sole zrozumieli. re ME zadam pieniedzy
tylko wteiy jezeli bedziecie zupein.e
Zadowoleni czy ME jest to SiuSznem?
Czemu c:erpiec dlUzej, jezeli mozecie
dostae pewne lekarstwo darmo? Me
zwlekajcie. PiSzcie dzisiaj. Mr.. jack
Son Jest odpow.edzalnym, re powyzsze
o~Swiadczenle Jest pra vida.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-17
z NIEMIEC.

Kopenhaga, II. kwietnia.