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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31

In fast and very rough ganc tRs
speedy quintet Of the Wheeling NiEh
school trumrhSd oyer M t'or C"f If - 70
Is. Saturday ev.ning IN the: W h'rl!uS
High School gymuaStunl., fE WIm'' nr,
this game the Gold and hlue losses ''''
ef Tha game was featured by the play:
ing Of Earl Cory III" star t"'"1'u II
Wheeling. The cathedral players 'rrSu
hard to get this younSSter oui, y! tm.
game, During the second period McE.h-
tee the guard for Cathedral VAS put nAC
Of the game for personal t"HiS. ~.
roll. supposed to b" w%"o W..F,t~ il
seems AS he had orders to play cory.
The 1slS-l9 edition of the 0ttiGlal LIS as,
ket Ball rule book gives tnT T1 niii,t.t'G IL
personal contact with nm opponent ItSn '
interferes with the opponcntS ir".t1ni"
of movement. For Blocking IS ,fHim ,.ho
ing the progress OF ,b hn ,i Spp of p.rxomal
fouls-holdinE. blocking. tripping. nuSnf
ing. or committing any othSr t%.nl T1
SsI2csssiS did il "f The rS ahcvS
mentioned. and not one foul Ms c ca'teF,
BY the referee. Mt <MI'k 1e Io SIa'S Ss
the player docs not foul. Th" Stuirnts
of the Wheeling High school w"u!Q NC
for him to explain how rnan can Il"
anv Of rho above without To'lilnE. An
otSer well known referee in this cry
stated that it is rule to play M o;o ~
instead Of the man. Mr.. tarr"u ~
Cathedral did NOT even look u; IN, p ~
during thu time he was p'itSihS INV
eo Despite the CONSTANT guarding OF
the Cathedral player and the, rI7" ,1','.
sports1nanshp by not losing rs .t"r;N'Fi
Many followers of tn" local mSh S''i';"!
yelled such battle cries as: S!uE Hi"s
Torr' IRIS about tim" to put HIM OUT OF
Comnission." and many Other y"!ls ~"
numerous to mrntlnn.
some Of tn" Cathedral fellows Stat'u
that the runrdinr or Sa ai''rs n,f II Is
the belief of local basket IN! rams tt!ll
a nerson would hav" 70 trar"i I" Atft'I
or some othSr G%Hns'yb , 10 I ,s u H
Rond Of tho Wheeling HIN Srhn"l.
also starred being put out IN IN" tait,'
part Of tho gamr on l.'r:"" ,h,. c LIME,
nosition. while Rohrecht featured r.: ms
wonderful guarding and fcu! $h@",'h :;
Tibbens also play"d 7 nittX 5 Xmi'r On ;ne
ehue are worthy Of mention.
In a fast preliminary the WhrnilnS
Seconds defeated tn" Cathedral Src"ne
by IS to ! score. Inc S"''''"''S -
the g5 anac L AZ Cathedral IS
Bond .....-...; Forward S'F''
Cory Forward
Center
Robrecht (capt.> ; ;;;;;i'.'.-.' "Ff'"'es
Tfboens ....-. 49,; .-'''-' A'>'''"0N
substitutions: Young for Tlnoens:
SiYitz for Bond; Carroll for McE.atHH,'
carroll for Gorsuch: Sh""an for Carroll.
Field Goals: Fond :: Cory t.: klnioer-
lin. !: Tihhens i; Stein :; IorSuch =
Foul Goals: Rohrl : out Of 5: Cor
such IL out Of II; Eobr"cht 1! out ct -;
Wheeling ends 2s CatheoraA @t.as 10
Forward
Styit1 1AouIS ~"
Forward
Ulrich ..c..::.'.''''''' SUN"
s.o,.,,., confer Thompson
Guard
Watkins ........; ...., ..-.--. Roprecht
Field Goals: Brinkman ?: Sivitz 8;
Ulrtch ?: I;lrich /.
Foul Goals: 'Rrinkman l out Of .: Sir-
ttz 2 out Of |: U!rich l out Of >: ShHean
out OF 9: Thompson .: Houston |.
.,TI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
WHEELING QUINTET ARE BASKET BALL
CHAMPIONS OF WHEELING AND VICINITY

tween August 4, 1914. and November II.
1915. is eligible to compete in tn" inter
allied games to be held IN Paris next
June. according to cable adrtc"s from
General Pcr&hinS to the Amateur Attn
lctic Union. The message cmpha$Ized
rho fact that eligibility applied equally
to men now in service and those dis
charged
Because he crowded during the race
Joe Moore, OF thu Ice Palace Skating
club, WAS disqualified after winning the
one-nrile handicap ut tho Ice Palace.
The race was the last Of series pre-
lininary to the metropolitan nne-nulc
championship. W. Murphy. OF The
Riverside s. c.. with a handicap OF so
wards was declared tho winner, with \.
St;old. OF the Palace S. c., with 20
wards, second.
Tho California Swimming club, OF san
Francisco was notified recently ny the
1,nat.i;r Athletic Union. that tho wo-
mems onward national indoor cham
nionship swim was TO be held there on
April . and that tho mems junior l0c-
ward breast stroke indoor title would be
decided at the same club on May 4.
F, scutlier defeated Fl. Ftrsch IN the
continuation of tho metropolitan a'nn-
tour champion ship thrrc-cu$hion bill
lizards tournament. at Thun'S, by score
Of So to % Tha match went 50 mn
inCs. Each player has a high run OF D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31

Field Goals: Brinkman ?: Siviz 3;
Ulrfch ?: Ulrich /. c..
Foul Goals: Rrinkman l out OF .; Slr-
ttz out Of /: Clrch l out Of >: Shs"an
5 out OF 9: Thompson .: !t"u$'"n |.
Referee-W. Watkins. East Liverpool
Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
Individual Scoring.

Fisher. loJ goals. 4 fouls. 21i points;
Peck. ST goals, 100 points; 1T"Et. ST
goals. fouls. 1T points: STARK, -
goals. 90 fouls. Us points; lIym"s. |
goals 90 points; AIiilirnn. ." goals. III
POINTS; Hickman. goals. G points:
FUNK. : goals. points; Miller. goal.
2 notnts. Total, IT'S points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
AS A RESULT WHEELING HE
TOSSEES ARE TIE CHAMPIONS
OF THIS CITY AND a STRoNT
CONTENDER FOR THE VAIL
LEY CHAMPIONSHIP

ro-, Ia The Individual star Of The
Game, AS The Result OF. Many IN
fair Tactics Used By Tho Cath
edral Players.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
SPORT BRIEFS

Any officer or enlisted man VINO
served IN the allied military forces De-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31

s;vftz for Bond: Carroll for Mctnt"c:
Csrroll FOR Gorsuch: Sh""an for CARROT.
Field Goals: Rnnd ;: Cory +; klnioer.
lin 4; Tibhens /: Stein =: Hor$uca =;
Foul Goals: Rohrl out Of 5: Cor
zDc1 IL out of II: t;obr"cht L! out ot -
wheeling ends % Cathedral 2Eds IL
Brtnknan ;...-.-- N"'i'l,1
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
ASK PUBLISHERS
TO HELP STAMP
OUT RADICALISM
Heads of Printin TT d S
Unions Admit Spread
of BolSheviSm
By associated Press

New York, April 25.-Appeals TO
American newspaper publishers TO
aid in lighting the spread of ultra
heads of two international printing
trades unions yesterday at the an
nual convention of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association
The days sessions were devoted en-
tireIy to labor questions and by in
vitation the heads of the four N
aernational unions engaged IN the
newspaper printing trade addressed
the convention.
The Iour union leaders were
James ]. Freel, president of the IN
ternational Stereotyping and Eiec-
tr:cal Workers Union; Wllham
Mcfiugh. acting president or the
Printing Pressmen and Assistants
Union: John W. Hays, secretary ana
treasurer Of the International TYPO
graphical Union. and Matthew W OIL
president of the International PhoIo
Engravcrs' Union.
Mr.. McHugh said that many MEM
bers of local unions had been car
yied AWAY by the doctrines OF Boil
sheyisn, hut that all the othc ers OF
the Internal oral unions OF the
printing trade realized the failacE OF
such doctrines and were strenuouslE
contesting their spread.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
GIRL. SWIMMERS

Thilndclphin. NpriI -3.-VaIAeEIN
To, Of this city. won the Middle A.
1antic i. \. L. 22O-yard swimming
championship FOR women here 10
night in 3 minutes. IS seconds. lren'
Cfest. also of Philadelphia, was sec
und.
NHffIfn Armstrong, Philadelph!s
won the fancy diving championship
John BOYLE, Girard College, the inter
collegiate ttleholder. was second
and Eddie Lind, third.
In a special i00-yard invitatio'
contest Victor Hoist. Philadelphia
established a new Middle Atlantic \
4 I. record. swimming the distance
in 592-5 seconds.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
AROUND THE BASES

Carlisle. Pa. April 25.-"ith on
veteran and record holder Mike
palm, track and football star jus
released from the aviation serIi'
70 head the quartet. the pick.nso
relay team viii leave here to-moFr","
to take part in the Penn relays. IN.
Dickinson men will be entered IN on
Of the mile events. several ot tn'
men have had experiences. The tF&eN \.
men to make the trip ere PAIN, ton
Keen. McNeaL and l.. MlH%r. ns I
,,,,parar Herman l.. Goldberg
Wilkes Barre. and Coach Wareham
Of carlisle. will accompany the team
Dublin. April 95.-Eddie MEG oortH
uiddlewe!ght, OF oshkosh " Is
Knocked out Tom GUNNER last nigh
in the second round Of fifteen roun'
contest.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25

Nationals yesterday announced the
release OF John Gillespie. infeider. to
the Binghamton Club of the Interna-
tional League and Pitchers Howard
Clarey and Wilfred Ryan to the
Rochester club of the same league.
The New York club also announced
the purchase of Lee King. outfielder,
from the Pittsburgh club for the
waiver price.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
PILLS AND TABLETS

PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN ............33 333c
NUXATED IRON .............6 .69c
BLISS NATIVE HERBS. ..........6 Sic
DE Wits KIDNEY PILLS ... .34c
BEECHAMS PILLS Tic
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS. .42c
BITRO-PHOSPHATES .7Ic
WENDALL'S AMBITION PILLS. .3Gc
PERUNA TABLETS ................3 39c
MARMOLA TABLETS J9c
OIL KOREIN CAPSULES. S........... .79c
PIERCE'S DISCOVERY ..... sec, 79c
PIERCE'S PRESCRIPTION. 39c, 79c
PIERCE'S ANURIC. .39c, 79c
100 5-GR. CASCARA TABLETS. .39c
100 SCR. ASAFETIDA ............ .79c
100 SCR. BAYER ASPIRIN TAB. .. S5c
100 ALOPHEN PILLS .............. Sc
100 PEPTONIzED IRON TABS. :. =. .79c
100 LAPACTIC PILLS .............29 .29c
PIERCE'S PELLETS lie
EDWARDS OLIVE TABLETS. ..... lie
bELL-ANS .1Ic, 43c
MILES PAIN PILLS. .21c, 79c
HARLEM OIL CAPSULES. ....... .23c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
RAIL CLTn For z. II. II.

Sunbury. Pa, AprI -0-FIans 10!
revival of Pennsylvania Railroad
baseball in Central Pennsylvania are
under way. \ team from Sunbury
will represent the Williamsport Di
vision. other towns in the league
will be Remove, Elmira, y. y; Al
toona, Pitcairn, Oil City. and possibly
two more. Railroad baseball was
dropped with the advent of the Unit
ed States into the war.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
TEN ROUNDS FOR MICHIGAN

Lansing, Mich, April 25.-Thc MICH
igan Senate yesterday passed a bill
Iegalizing ten-round, no decision box
ing matches. and creating State
Athletic Commission which will have
supervision of boxing and wrestling
matches and pass upon application for
licenses by boxers and clubs staging
the bouts. The measure limits wrest-
ling matches to two hours. The bill
has passed the House and now goes
to the Governor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25

special guests were present.
William NJ. largest presided. He
introduced the speakers who includ-
cd: DR.. George Edward Hawcs. pastor
of the church; Captain Gerdler, of
Marsh Run; Captain *. Imbrie. Merle
Wrestling, who saw service for seven
teen months: William NJ. Hoffman
Joseph David and Nick Notarys.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
College BoXING

Coach George pecker has selee'g'
The Perm boxers who VIII swap Wa.
lops with the mitmen from Slale '"t
lage in Weightman Hail. on May
The following men will represent |"
Rad and Blue: l25 pounds, solomon
rg5 Don Lew; las. Grant: l5S. BouTn"
heavyweig ght, Neyicn.
II was planned to stage an tnt"'
r,Ileriate boxing tournament at
Weightman Hall on May 5, but sta,
college was the only institution tn"
accented an invitation to compete.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25

many overcoats that had been
tucked away for the summer. The
cold wave. which overspread the
entire Central Pennsylvania section
was accompanied by a twenty-mile
northwest gale.
Just what damage has been done
to the opening fruit tree buds by
the freezing weather could not be
we'll ascertained this morning.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25

Fruit owners, however, feel certain
that the damage has not been great.
The wind which accompanied the
cold weather, however. counteracted
to a certain extent it's influence.
Water was frozen in some sec
tions. it was reported More than
one locality had quarter-inch ice,
but this was the greatest thickness
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
TOILET CREAMS

LAME Oa May) CREAM. ....2 .2Sc
ARA-MARA CREAM .....39 .39c
PONDS VANISHING CREAM. SIC
PONDS COLD CREAM .32c
DE MERIDOR CREAM. M....... .34c
STILLMAN'S FRECkLE CREAM. SIC
OTHINE, DOUBLE STRENGTH .69c
kINTHO CREAM Acc, 79c
CUCUMBER CREAM .34c
ELCAYA CREAM .................4 .45c
MAVIS COLD CREAM. M..............3 .39c
PALMOLIVE COLD CREAM. BIC
PALMOLIVE VANISHING SIC
RIKER'S VIOLET CERATE. .43c
SEMPRE GIOVINE .......... .39c
POMPEIAN MASS. CREAM. .39c, 4Sc
SANITOL COLD CREAM. M........ .23c
SANITOL FACE CREAM. M..... .23c
WOODS PEROXIDE CREAM .34c
WOODS COLD CREAM. M............ .29c
HUDNUTS MARY. COLD CREAM. 39c
HUDNUTS COLD CREAM, Tubes. .19c
HUDNUTS ORIGINAL CERATE. .49c
HUDNUTS CUCUMBER CREAM .4Sc
HUDNUTS VIOLET CERATE ..... 4Sc
HUDNUTS CREME VIOLET SEC. .4Sc
MANOLiNE (Tube) )............19 .19c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
CIT OFT RoUGH STIFF

Chicago. April 25.- Bob Bescher,
outfielder with the Louisville club,
to-day was fined $50 and suspended
by President Hickey of the American
Association for striking second base
man Smith Of the Milwaukee team
in the opening game of the season at
Louisville, yesterday. Bescher will
be out Of the game for three days
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
c,p,S FORM BALL CLUB

Noodstovvn, y. J.. ApriI -3.--I'
Girls have reported fer practice o.
the Girls High Scaool baseball tear
at Woodstown. Jesse Green is cap
tain and saortstop. The battery can
Cidates are Lillian Borton, and fau!
inc jackson. pitchers. and Res!n'
Duffy. catcher Mary stephens
first bascman. Aura May Kirby SOC
.ond and Elizabeth stephens, thi"r
The team is being coached by Mis-
Poole.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
Mems League Is Host
to American Soldiers

The Mems League, Of the Market
Square Presbyterian Church, was tne
host to soldiers. sailors and marines
at n reception given in the church
edifico last night. Approximately $50
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
Dental Preparations

PEBECO TOOTH PASTE. ........ SIC
KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE. ....... .19c
PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE. ..37c
PYRODENTA TOOTH PASTE. .. .24c
SENRECO TOOTH PASTE. .23c
S. S. WHITE TOOTH PASTE. Ice
GRAVES TOOTH PASTE. ......... lie
EUTHYMOL TOOTH PASTE. ...... lie
LYONS TOOTH PASTE. lie
SANITOL TOOTH PASTE. ........ .23c |
KALPHENO TOOTH PASTE. ...... .19c
ARNICA TOOTH SOAP. lie
PERFECTO TOOTH PASTE. .23c
PYORRHOCIDE POWDER. .75c
LYONS TOOTH POWDER. ....... lie
SANITOL TOOTH POWDER. .19c
EUTHYMOL TOOTH POWDER. lie
TOOTH PASTE. lie
KALPHENO TOOTH POWDER 49,. .19c
COLGATE TOOTH POWDER. :. . .15c, 25c
CALOX TOOTH POWDER. lie
LISTERINE TOOTH POWDER. E. .19c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
FIRENIFN TO ERECT
ARCH To SOLDIERS

Erection OF y "'iremen's Arch
as a tribute to tiremen who entered
Army and Navy service during the
war. is bein gplanned by commit
tee from the F'iremen's Union when when
met last night in the Washington
Company house. Plans for raisins
funds 10 erect the arch which is tC
be placed in Market street. Wer( r.
discussed. 1t is likely II VIII D.
erected in time 10 rthe F"urth ol
InlN celebration.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
SHAMPOO SOAPS

LIQUIFTED COCOANUT OIL. .39c
ELVERA COCOANUT OIL. ....... soc
PACKERS LIQUID TAR. .........3 .39c
PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO .......... .39c
LIQUID PINE TAR. R..............3 .39c
Z SUTHERLAND SISTERS. .41c
SYNOD SOAP P.............1 .19c. 39c
POMPElAN HAIR MASS. ...... lie, 34c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
FOR THE BABY

HORLICK'S MATTED MILK,
3Sc, 73c, $2.75
BORDEN'S MATTED MILK,
39c, TIC, S2.79
IMPERIAL GRANUM .. SSc
BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK,
4 CANS soc
MELLEN'S FOOD, 2-75c JARS. .S1.O7
NESTLES FOOD ...... .49c & $2.49
CASTORIA Observation-Disclosures. .23c
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reported

reported.
The temperature started to drop
at noon yesterday, when the mer-
curry hung about the thirty-five
degree mark. 1t fell rapidly during
the late afternoon and soon passed
the freezing point. number of
snow flurries were reported.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
TOILET DEPARTMENT
FACE POWDERS

GARDEN ALLAH FACE POWDER. .54c
AZUREA FACE POWDER. .S1.19
FLORAA1YE FACE POWDER .S1.19
CARMEN FACE POWDER. SIC
DJER-kISS FAC POWDER. sic
MARY GARDEN FACE POW. .75c
NINE. VENDOME FACE POW. CSC
FLORA SWEET FACE POWDER. .59c
ELMO FACE POWDER. ....... .19c, 39c
LANE Ia May) FACE POW. .19c, 39c
WOODBURY. FACE POWDER. .1Sc
VELASkA FACE POWDER. .43c
PETALS FACE POWDER .53c
FASCINATION FACE POWDER. .53c
GARDEN FRAGRANCE POW. soc
FIANCEE FACE POWDER. .$1.19
FREEMAN'S FACE POWDER. ... .21c
PUSSYWILLOW FACE POWDER. .39c
POMPEIAN FACE POWDER. .39c
LA BLACHE FACE POWDER. 49,. .42c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
WINNIPEG BEST BowLERs

Cleveland, Ohio, April 25-CIeveland
Rotary Club officials announce that
complete reports received from the
45 Rotary Clubs throughout the
country participating in the clubs
tournament last Saturday night,
show that Winnipeg. Manitoba. with
a score of 1888, won the champion
ship; Madison. Wis. second. with
score of 1851, and Cleveland. third.
with a total of $3.50. Winnipeg's
score was not received until yester-
day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
FOR MEN

$3.50 MULTI-BLADE RAZORS. -. .Sl.4S
6 AUTO-STROP BLADES. ....... Abe
$500 GILLETT RAZOR. ........S .S6.79
$500 GILLETT RAZOR. 1888
$500 EVER-READY RAZOR SET. .$5.9S
S1.OO GEM RAZOR. .................. .S3c
UCN DLtbAIo. .............. .OJC
SI.00 EVER-READY RAZOR. .79c
6 EVER-READY BLADES. Use
$500 EVER-READY RAZOR SET. .$5.19
$500 EVER-READY RAZOR SET. .$4.29
WARMERS FOUNTAIN SHAVING
BRUSH .$319
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
TALCUM POWDERS

MARY GARDEN TALCUM. .45c
MAVIS TALCUM. .lSc
MENNEN'S TALCUM. pic
JOHNSON'S TALCUM. ..14c
BUTTERFLY TALCUM. l9c
BABCOCK CORYLOPSIS TALC. .14c
BABCOCK CUT ROSE TALCUM. .14c
HUDNUT'S TALCUM (Tin) ....... .19c
RIVERIS TALCUM (Jars) ........ .19c
SYKES COMFORT POWDER. .I9c
LADY MARY TALCUM. ............ .39c
JESS TALCUM. 13c, 1Sc
UNFAIR EMBAUME TALCUM. .... .73c
HIGH JINnS TALCUM. M.............5 .5Sc
GARDEN FRAGRANCE TALC. .49c, 73c
FIANCEE TALCUM. ......... .63c, soc
DIXIE BLOSSOM TALCUM. 19c
ORANGE BLOSSOM TALCUM. .19c
HOUBIGANTS TALCUM ... .83c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
Sharp Drop in Temperature
Makes Ice; 20-Mile Gale
Sweeps Over This District

Sharp drops in the temperature
of more than thirty-flve degrees last
night and this morning brought out
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
MEDICINE DEPARTMENT
HAIR TONICS

HAYS HAIR HEALTH. ....... .34c, &c
DANDERlNE. &c, 13c, CSC
EMPIRE HAIR REGENERATOR. .79c
WYETH'S SAGE AND SULPHUR. soc
SAGO SAGE AND SULPHUR. ... .45c
GOLDMAN HAIR RESTORER. .9sc
GOLDEN RULE HAIR TONIC. ..... .79c
PINAUD'S HAIR TONIC. ..........9 $50
NELSON'S HAIR DRESSING. ...... .22c
AYERS HAIR VIGOR. R............. .S5c
MRS. ALIENS HAIR RESTORER. .S119
MONTGOMERY HAIR RESTORER. CSC
MRS. GRAHAMS HAIR COLOR. .$1.15
Q-BAN RESTORER ...............4 .49c
HERPICIDE Observation-Disclosures .43c, 79c
SAGE AND QUINlNE. .73c
WILD ROOT HAIR TONIC. ... 43c, 79c
DAMSCHINSkY'S DYE ...... 39c, soc
BROWNATONE ................3 BIC, SOC
NALNUIIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3Sc
BUCKINGHAMS DYE ............ 53c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
SOAPS

LIFE BUOY SOAP. ..........2 for 15c
CUTICURA SOAP .19c
WOODBURY. SOAP .19c
RESINOL SOAP Ice
POSLAM SOAP ...2f 2 for 39c
PALMER'S SKIN SOAP. 2 for 39c
BUTTERMILK SOAP .3 for 25c
COLGATE BIG BATH SOAP. 2 for 25c
COLGATE ELDER FLOWER
SOAP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2 for 25c
COLGATE CASHMERE BOUQ. 3 for 25c
COLGATE ALL ROUND SOAP. 8 for 25c
JERGEN'S VIOLET GLYCERINE,
3 for 25c
JERGEN'S GERANIUM BATH, 3 for 25c
PALMOLIVE SOAP g for 25c
ROSE BATH SOAP. for 25c
CASTLE SOAP. P.............2 2 for 25c
OL1VILO SOAP ..............3f 3 for 25c
PEARS SOAP (Unscented) ........ lac
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25

ENTERTAINMENT At DEPOT
New Cumberland, Pa. April 20
Last evening the Knights OF Colum-
bus of Harrisburg held an enter
tainment at the Army Reserved
DeDOt.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
TOILET WATERS

GARDEN ALLAH. .49c
HUDNUT VIOLET SEC. ..........7 .79c
GARDEN FRAGRANCE ..S1.19, S1.59
FIANCEE ..................S ..S2.05, $29S
AZUREA VEGETABLE. .S1.19l
AZUREA TOILETE .S2O3
FLORAMYE VEGETABLE .S119I
FLORAMYE TOILETTE ..S2O3I
DJER-KISS VEGETABLE .S1.19l
KITTY GORDEN .Sl.19I
MARY GARDEN, 5-OZ. .S29S
BROWNS JESS. SS................49 .49c, SOC
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25

New York, April 25.-The New York
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-25
Miscellaneous Items

MERCOLIZED WAX .....6 .69c
Ell RADIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 43c, 79c
DERMAVIVA .39c
DE MERIDOR LIQUID POWDER .. SIC
ORIENTAL CREAM .............$1.O9
EPTOL .................... 39c
ZINTONE ................... 39c
BETA QUlNOL 39c
NEUROXlNE 39c
EGGOL Observation-Disclosures. 19c
HENNA SAN .39c
USIT WRINKLE CHASER. ....... SOC
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-27

any particular American? Was II
for any one mans liberty or that OF
any one set of men? Wasn't this war
for all of humanity? Didn't every
body believe America was Justified
in fighting? II any American didn't
believe we we're justified in winning
the war why didn't he voice his SEN
timents while we we're fighting?
II anyone in America is disappoint.
ed because We won the war: II any
one is dissatisfied with the results,
let him hold up his hand in plain
sight. This was his war inst as II
was his neighbor's, There is NO
place in America for the term "You
fellows" when It comes to talking
of the war or its benefits. 1t was
vindication OF all America. The
victory benefited the Stacker just as
much as it did the most loyal man OF
woman in the land.
Look out for that "You fellow
adviser.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-27

Secretary OF Labor Wilson Ia
quoted as saying that several regent
strikes in the United States were not
industrial disputes In their origin
but. rather, results OF "a deliberate,
organized attempt at u social and
political movement to establish so
Wet governments in tho United
States" With the espionage laws
giving them almost unlimited power,
what have the department OF justice
and the postoffice department to say
In defense OF their failure TO cope
with this deliberate, organized at.
tempt" to establish soviet govern.
mentsH ole Hanson had no govern.
ment appropriation nor government
espionage law. but he did the work
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-27

says. You fellows are going to have
hard time putting over the next
loan" That's the enemy we're az
ter.
You fellows -" Where does
he get that you fellows" stun?
Whose war was this, anyway?
Whose country was vindicated when
We punished the blackguard gang
that sank the Lusitania? Whose
children and whose children's chill
dren in America will be saved the
disgrace of paying homage and trib-
ute to a cut-throat monarch and his
bloodthisty bunch because Ameri-
can heroes gave up their lives?
Who is that government, any
way?
you fellows -" Whose Vic
tory loan is this going to be? Whose
life and lands have been saved by
the sacrifice of young men called
upon to fight for America and hu-
manity? Was this war fought for