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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-28
Steelton News Notes

Entertain at Penn-HaTris-Mr and
Mrs; Elmer keim. who were married
Wednesday night at the home of the
liam Galbraith. Walnut street. were
entertained at breakfast at the Penn
Harris Hotel yesterday morning by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Klovis. of Pitts
burgh. cousins of the bridegroom.
Car Hits WngOn-A coal wagon
owned by Detweiler Brothers. local
coal dealers. was slightly damaged
this morning when a street car col
iided with ii at Front and Trewick
streets. The horses were slightly
hurt when thrown to the street by the
impact of the collision.
Lodge MectinE-A special meeting
of the NJ. w. of A.. will be held this
evening for the purpose of nominat-
ing officers to be elected for the en-
Accept Positions-H. II. Mcconnell.
a roller, and Robert Sanders, hammer
man in the local steel plant will leave
tonight for Canton, Ohio, where they
expect to enter the employ of the
United Alloy steel Corporation. Both
have been employed here for NUM-
ber of years. Sanders saw service
overseas with the Marines.
STEELTON PERSONALS
Miss Lula Huber, 446 Main street is.
visiting friends in New York.
Effie Echlin,, 440 Lincoln street. has
returned after a business trip to New
ark, n. j.
speed Waiey, ZUl lhnCOln street,
has returned home after a weeks
hunting in Elk county, He got many
rabbits.
CLANCY-LAVIN WEDDING
The wedding of Miss Nora Clancy.
North Third street, and Bernard La
vim, of Washington, d. c., took place
in st. James Catholic Church yester-
day morning at o'clock in the pres
ence of a large number of relatives
and friends. The Rev. ]. c. Thompson.
/ lector performed the ceremony. The
bride was attired in Pekin blue. coat
suit with hat to match and carried
bouquet of Killarney roses. Miss
Clancy. sister of the bride,
as bridesmaid wore a brown coat
suit with hat to match and carried
Killarney roses. Mrs. Daniel ManniX.
of Steelton. played the wedding march
and Gene Clancy sang, several solos.
After the wedding a breakfast was
served at the brides home and i'm
afterward the couple left
on wedding trip, after which they
will reside in Washington, d.. G.,
where the bridegroom is employed in
the United States Shipping Depart
meEt.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-28

NAMED COMMISSIONER
Through the efforts of Halifax
borough council, James NJ. Hoffman
has been appointed water commits
sioner for three years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-02

tune was all too likely TO be our un-
doing, should it come to the ears Of
the great, or the INDECENT criminal.
The great in our thought was. ! am
ashamed to say. the sacred British
treasury. by an ancient law of which,
forty per cent Of all 'treasure-trove
belongs to his majesty the king. The
INDECENT criminal was represented by
well. our eolOred (and not so very
much cOlored) neighbors. OF course
we ought TO have sent the whole treas
ure to your friend, John Saunders Of
his Britannia maiesty's government at
Nassau. but Well. de didn't. Some
day, perhaps. you will put in a word
for us with him. as you drink his old
port, in the snuggery. Meanwhile, We
had an idea, Calypso and L"
He pauSed-for Calypso had invol-
unfairly made a gesture, as though
/ pleading to be spared the whole reve-
lation-and then with a smile. cOntin-
ued:
1--WE determined to hide away our
I little hoard where it would be safe
from our neighbOrs. and dispose of it
according to our needs with a certain
ttadesman in the town whom We
thought we could truSt-a tradesman,
who, by the way. quite naturally leyies
little tax upon us for his security.
No blame to him, have lived far too
long to be hard ON human nature,
"John Sweeney" l asked, looking
over at Calypso with eyes That dared
at last to smile.
''The very same. my Lord Ulysses"
answered my friend.
And so ! came to understand that
Mr.. Sweeney's reluctance In selling me
that doubloOn was not so sinister as II
had, at the moment, appeared; that il
had In fact come of a loyalty which
was already for me the most precious
of lOyalties.
J ''Then," said /, "as a fitting eonelu.
sion to the confidence you have re
posed in me. my Lord Alclnous, if Miss
Calypso would have the kindness t
let us have a sight of that chest o.
beaten copper of which you spoke,
would like TO restore this, that wa'
once a part of its contents, whereyel
the rest Of them" (and | confess
that | paused moment) "may be ii
hiding"
And / took from my pocket the sa
cred doubloon that had bought iron
John Sweeney-may Heaven hav
mercy upon his soul for sixteen dol
lars and seventy-five cents, on that i'm
mortal evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-02

deep among the roots Of fig tree. II
was strong, but It seemed too dainty
for pirate-Smne great lady's Jewel
box more likely-Calypso shall show 1t
to us presently. On opening lt--what
do you thlnk2 1t spilled over with
golden douhloons-among which were
submerged some fine jewels. such as
this tie ring you see me wearing. Ac-
tually, 7 was no great treasure, at a
monetary culation-eertainly no for
tune-but from our romantic point Of
view. as belonging to the race Of Eter-
nal Children. II was El Dorado, Alad-
lin's lamp, the mines Of Peru, the
whole sunken Spanish Main, gllmmer-
ing fifty fathoms deep In mother-of-
pearl and the moon. 1t was the very
Secret Rose OF Romance; and, also,
mark you. II was some money-oh,
perhaps. all told. 1t might be some five
thousand gulneas. or--what would you
sayf-twenty-fve odd thousand dol
taAc tht9het hhhNE tEAttt attAA - e@.e'
she. as I said, alone knows where It Is
now hid. and how much Of 1t now re
mains"
He paused to relight his cigar, while
Calypso and l. Well. he began again
"Now my daughter and /" and he
paused to look at her fOndly, though
Of the race Of Eternal Children. are
not without some Of the innocent wis
dom which Holy Writ countenanees as
the self-protection OF the innocent
Calypso. I may say. Is particularly en-
d0wed with this quality. needing Il as
she does especially for the guardian.
ship for her foolish talkatite old f.
ther, who. by the way. Is almost at the
end Of his tale. SO. when this old chest
flashed its bewilderlng dazzle upon US
We. being poor folk. we're not mors
dazzled than afraid. For--like the
poor man In the fahle-such good for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-02

her honey-golden voice for the base
purpose Of mentioning him.
sImpoSsibleg' I cried; he Is long
since safe In Nassau jail.
a0h. not lately" she answered to
our interrogative surprise. and giving
a swift embarrassed look at her IA
ther. which l at once connected with
the secret Of the d0ubloOns.
Seriously. CaIypSoY' asked her IA
ther. with a certain stern affection, as
thinking Of her safety. "0n one OF
your errands to town.
And then. turning to me, he said:
"Slr Ulysses, you have spoken well.
and your speech has been that free.
open-hearted speech that wins its way
alike among the HyperbOreans that
dwell in frozen twilight near the
northern star. and those dwarfed and
swarthy intelligences that blaeken In
the fierce sunlight Of that fearful axle
we call the equator. Therefore. ! will
make return to you Of speech no less
frank and true
He took a pun at his cigar, and then
continued:
Il should not risk this confession.
but that 1t is easy TO see that you be-
long to the race Of Eternal Children,
to which, you may have realized, my
daughter and I also belong. This ad-
venture Of yours after buried treasure
has not seriously been for the dou-
blooms and pieces of eight, the million
dollars, and the million and a half dol
lars themselves, but for the fun of going
after them, sailing the unknown seas,
coral islands, and all that sort of
blessed mOonshine. Well. Calypso and
are just like that, and | am going to
tell you something exciting-we too
have our buried treasure. 1t is moth
ing like so magnificent in amount as
yours, or your Henry p Tobias-and
where II is at this particular moment
know as little as yourself. In fact II
is Calypso's secret -"
looked across at Calypso, but heI
eyes were far beyond capture, in un
plummeted seas.
81 viii show you presently where
found II, among the rocks near by
now q haunt of wild bees.
"Can you ever forget that passage In
the Georges? It makes the honey
ltaste sweeter to me every time taste
it. We must have some of 1t for din
ner, by the way, Calypso"
| could not help laughing. and so
for a moment, breaking up the story
The dear fellOwl Was there any bust
ness of human Importance from which
he could not be diverted by quotation
from Homer or Virgil or Shakespeare
But he was soon in the saddle again.
"Well," he resumed, zone day, som'
seven years ago, In little cave below
the orange trees, grubbing about as
am fond Of doing, / came upon beau
tiful old box of beaten copper, sunI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-02

aessive wave of hls hand; "my
Switzers, my Janissaries, so to say"
The negroes stopped working,
touched their great straw hats. and
flashed .thalbA spleifiid teeth In a de-
lighted smile. Evidently they were
used TO their masters ways Of talking.
and were devoted TO him.
'sThis chap here is Erebus," said
my host, and the appropriateness OF
the name was apparent, for he was
certainly the blackest negro l had ever
seen. as superhly black as some wom-
IN are superbly white.
AAnd this is Samson. Let's have a
look at your muscles, samson-there's
= good boyl"
And, with grlns OF pleasure. Sam
son proudly stripped OF his thin calico
Jacket and exposed a torso of terrify-
ing power, bat beautiful in lts play Of
zHnseles as that Of a god.
Leaving Samson and Erebus 20 con-
time their savage play with their
machetes, we walked on through the
palms, which here gave q particularly
1nnKiellke appearance to the scene
from the fact Of their being bowed
cut from their roots and sweeping up
ward IN great curves. One lnyolunta.
ny looked for a man-eating tiger at
any moment standing striped and
splendid IN one Of the openings.
Thsn suddenly TO the right. there
came . finsh n level green, suggesting
lawns. and the outlines Of a house
parity covered with brilliant purple
fouaEn-a marvellous splash OF color
sRnuealnslllea Bougainvillea spec
iabills-of course. you know II. wai
there ever snch q purplef Not Solo
non IN all hls glory. ct eetera. Ant
here We are a. the house Of King
Aicineus-a humble version Of Il Ia
deed
4 wns 3 large rambling stuces
house. somewhat decayed looking
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-02
Coo1RMFT ~ poll2 lz79Y NO RCOUq0ZEN

AFTER while. when we have run the
Ramus Of all our ardors and our
dreams. solitude comes 20 seem the
one excellent thing, the summum
bonum."
murmured that he certainly seemed
70 have come to the right place for It.
@Very true. indeed" he assented,
with a c0urtly inclination Of his head,
as though l had said something pro
found; very true. indeed. and yet,
wasn't H. the great Bacon who said I:
Whoever Is delighted with solitude is
either beast or a godf'-and this
particular solitude, l confess, some
times seems to me a little too much
like that enforced solitude OF the
Pontic marshes of which Ovid walled
and whimpered in the deaf ears of
Augustus"
could not help noticing at last
as he talked on with fantastic magnifi-
eenee. the odd contrast between his
speech and the almost equally fantas-
tic poverty OF his clothing. The suit
he wore, though still preserving a
certain elegance Of cut, was so worn
and patched and stained that negro
would hardly have accepted It as a
gift; and his almost painful emaeia-
tion gave him generally the appear
ance eof an animated framework Of
rigs and bones, startllngly embodying
the voice and the manners of a prince.
Yet the shabby tie about his neck was
bound by ring, in which was set q
turquoise of great size and beauty.
Presently, as we loitered on through
the palms. we came upon two negroes
chopplng away with their machetes,
trimming up the debris of broken and
decaying palm fans. They were both
sturdy, feroclouE-lOoklng fellows, but
one OF them was a verltable giant.
'Behold by bodyguardl" I" said my
magnificent friend with the usual pos
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-02
Advance In Milk Prices To
Bring Action In Washington

Tceoma, Wash, Aug. l.-The new
state law passed by the last legislature,
prohibiting combinations or agreements
to fix the price Of dairy products, may
be brought into p'av here, If an attempt
is made by the Pierce County Mix Pro-
duccrs association or Tacoma distnbu-
tiers to fix a new price for milk and
cream next week, IT developed today.
Tacoma distributors announced yes
terday that the price Of milk and cream
would advance next week-milk from
l2lk to 10 cents a quart and cream from
IS to l7ia cents half pint.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-02
woman upon the eSFFK-

As We came to the borders Of the
wood near the edge Of the little town
We called a counsel Of two. As the out
come Of it we concluded that. having
In mind the kings" ambitious plans
for our elOth-of-gOld future, and for
other obvious reasons. 1t was better
The sun., 1919-05-06
COLLEGES ABROAD
HARD AT BASEBALL
French English Series \,
Planned for June.

FAkls' sunday. May 4-The Europea n
baseball season has opened, tho I,pIver-
slty Of Paris having scheduled games
with the universities Of Lyons. Nice. d.
Jon. Nancy and Toulouse with a trip 70
England In June to play Oxford, Cam
bridge and Edinburgh.
Tho University OF Toulouse has four
BASEBALL teams and American axereka-
lions are playing exhibition games IN
southeastern France. Ten thousand
persons witnessed a game at Toulouse
recently. while at Pau there were 5000
present At Terbes there was an At
tendance OF 1000. or a quarter OF the
population or tho city.
John T. Powers. Y. NJ C. A. worker a,
Toulouse. said to-day: 1T think the
French are the coming people In base
ball. They have the best bass ball eye o,
any people next TO the Americana, so Tar
as my observation goes Leaders fee
the game is suited TO the French temper.
ament, although time will be necessar,
TO introduce the game The sclentins
attitude OF baseball appeals TO thu
French, hut other features are interest
ing to them. for instance. the speed
necessary In playing the game and III,
necessity OF making quick judgme mt
French youngsters are very keen IL
picking up tho niccties OF ba se ball. Sew
eral hundred boys Of Toulouse are play
ing scrub games, Just like America.
youngsters" --..-......--
The sun., 1919-05-06
Special DespoieA to TN suS.


BOSTON, May 5.-The Yankees aKain
are pressing along after the fashion
u,ey displayed on their training trip,
when they made a habit OF swampink
brooklyn. After being stopped by Babe
RUIN last Saturday. the New Yorks
asain brushed the naughty worlds cham
, r,oh Hed sox aside at Fenway Park
WIS afternoon and incidentally tri-
umpneu again over their old jinx, Carl
Says OF the underhand delivery. The
Ianks won with yards to spare, their
margin being to 1. Huerins's team,
now Is tied with Cleveland for second
pace, while the Red sox have toppled
to the Yanks. " A0N'
1t was perfect day for baseball and
o,oVo fans rooted in vain for thu RAD
Sox TO take the final OF the series but
JACK Quinn was too much for the Bar
row OUTFIT. The veteran, who jvnpetl
the boston Braves during the Federal
on Massachusetts soil
The Red Sox got to Quinn for .ix HE.
ana he passed two men, but in only onc
inning did the locals bunch two hits and
tnen they didn't SCORE. The champions
registered their lone run In the fourth
inning when Ruth poled his daily extr,
base nit. Babe was back IN left field 10.
uey. ne slapped fierce drive sxninst
the fence in right centre field for tnree
bases and scored while Peck was TOSSING
out "Stuffy" McInnls.
Lewis Il All There.
1t ives "a well nelded contest. both
teams going through the nine innings
without slipping up on a chance, oscar
Witt played talented game for the
Sox, handling seven chances.
Duffy Lewis, former Boston qua riIan
OK left neld at Fenway Park, let the
Boston fans know he was about az ne
rang up three of the Yankees runs. II
was the lower end OF the Yank batting
order that attended to the pounding
OF the Boston pitchers. Bodie, RueI and
Quinn knocked in, the runs. Sammy
Wick. the New York leadofr man. had
tough time. He famed three times
before he even met a bali.
George Dumont, erstwhile Senator
started for Barrow, but he repeatedly
got into trouble, and the Red Sox chief
dericked him in the third. Mays tool,
his job. and didn't do SO we'll either
Carl made the Yankees stand on their
heads in the opening game of the sea-
son in New York but since then the
Gotham lads have dropped q few depth
bombs on Carl's submarine shoots Mays
has been considerably damaged the last
The sun., 1919-05-06
READY AT HUNTINGTON,
Golf Courss Almost In shape for
Opening on May IT.

The formal opening OF the Huntington
Golf and Marine Club Is announced for
Saturday. May II. The finishing
touches are being put on the outer nine
holes. BY Saturday the links are ex-
pected TO be in excellent condition and
will reflect considerable credit on the
greens committee, headed by Walter F.
Geoghegan.
AT tho last meeting OF the Board OF
Governors William q. McAdoo was
elected n member. with Archibald wat
son. Corporation Counsel under Mayor
Gaynor; George II. Adamson. president
of the Northampton Country Club,
Baston. Pa, and Miss Dorothy Adam
son, who holds the golf championship
OF Lehigh Valley.
w. r. Truesdell IL occupying his coun-
try homo adjoining the club and may be
seen frequently playing over the course
The development and Improvement OF
tho course Is under the direct superyi-
sion OF the newly acquired professional.
Nick De Name.
The sun., 1919-05-06
Picked Up On Big League
Trail From Far and Near

Has the Cincinnati bubble burstr That
must have been a terrible ekplosion when
the Reds lost after leading by six runs up
had distressing quarter Of An hour.
Samuel Wick stirred up a lot of Back
him twice and Mays once before Sammy
even rolled a grounder TO the inneld. The
purale is, what did Dumont fool him
wthH The other Yanks couldn't help
getting on base while he pitched.
Ths last OF the hoidouts are rushing
to cover: Toney, Perritt and Robertson
are on their way here. while Dutch Leon
ard 10 ON his way to report to the yam
KEGS. Yesterday Jack Coombs. manager
Of the Philiies, announced that Bradley
Hogg. one OF the best pitchers OF the club
last ysar, had come to terms and would
report to the club on its return to PhiIa-
weeks ago he said he was making too
much money with his law practice to take
UP baseball.
land and Abe White Sox-Tissr game in
Chicago yesterday were postponed on 40
s s.. Of eo,d r slr New York should
yesterday. II was one OF the nnest base
ball day: Of tn. spring In this town yestsr-
The DOOM Doolan continuation s,nl 4,
together. It seems impossible TO separate
years in Phnadeiphia, played together
while on tho Rochester Intsrnationals. and
now are with tho Reading team OF tho
International League. Charley Is bench
manager and Mickey Ia his second base
man and Geld captain.
Discussing ths deal by which Pete
Schneider came to tho Yankees lost winter
from the Reds and Ray Fisher Journeyed
from the New York Americans TO CincIn-
natl prominent National Lacquer said
yesterday; when Schneider was waived
out OF the National League lsst winter
happen Yet Fisher, thu man Cincinnati
got In exchange, already has won three
games for Moran. while Schneider's name
has not yet appeared in New York box
score"
Harry salles in Cincinnati tins spring
makes thu New York fan wonder what
really happened last season that these
players were so DESTROYS Of leaving New
York A. the close OF the 1919 season
whoa Bill" and sal" retired to their
farms and announced that they had their
NIL of baseball. Both gave the same OK
cuse for playing With the Reds. Cincinnati
was near their farms. and they could keep
IN touch with them. hut what was the
anxious to sever connections with Nc
Draw
After flashing for several days the kids On
the Philadelphia Athletics again are behav-
ing Ike the hapless crews that Connie Mack
ever since he dismantled his great team
! In the winter OF ls1t-lsl5. After ali. IL
takes little moro 20 win In the major
league than . team Of Nasty looking boys.
The sun., 1919-05-06
Rush's Going to Cornell Causes surnr,..


he
chemical suddenly
Sharpe Cornell The
generally
a ALL
system which
impossible
consideration sufficient worth Rush y,s
pride
the well known high cost of living 70 where IN.
O Wv
with Rush Cornell Princeton matters ara
satisfactorily
they had been seeking Rush is prototype following
and similar
to the FINE DR. "'"''A'e" anu
The sun., 1919-05-06
Yankees Make It Three
Out of -Four Over Red SOx
Dumont Gives Way to Mays Who Once More Feels
Power OF New York Bludgeons- Big Factor
in Victory by 5 to /.

two times he has tried to submarine the
Yankees.
Dumont had a rabbit's foot in his
pocket, or he never would have got by
the first two innings the way. he did.
In the first Peck singled with one out
and took second on wild pitch. Pipp
was safe on q fielder's choice, and Baker
walked, filing the bags with one out
Witt came to Dumont's rescue by squees-
ing Pratts liner, doubling Peck of
third.
Bodie obIigcs TOO.
In the second inning. Lewis started
with a pass, and Bodie singled him to
second. Ruel also singled, but Bodie
ran past red signal at second base and
was caught overrunning the bag. That
gave Dumont quite a lift, as Quinn fol-
lowed with q single. which sent In Lewis
Wick famed for the second time and
Peck forced Quinn.
Dumont still was challenging fate In
the third. but he couldn't get by any
longer. Plpp walked, advanced to eec-
ond on Bakers out and scored when
Pratt dashed the ball into left for o base.
Mays then was called In, and Lewis
whanged into a double play.
Carl, however, got his in the sixth.
when the Yanks olnched the game with
two more runs. Baker walked and
Pratt's sacrifice advanced him to second.
Lewis also walked. Bodie flied to
Strunk, but young Ruel doubled to right
and scored Baker and Lewis. Muddy
was out at third trying to stretch the
hit into a triple.
The Yanks closed up with q NTH run
In the ninth. Lewis led off with sim
gle, went to second on Bodies sacrifice,
and scored on Quinn's second single. The
score:
The sun., 1919-05-06
TOLEDO MINISTER'S PROTEST.
VIII Appeal to Governor ana
sheriff to stop Fight.

To-Hno, May THE Toledo Minis
terai Caion, composed OF $50 pastors
~ churches in this district held n mass
meeting this afternoon and protested
against holding the willard Dempsey
fight hero on July I. The union adopted
a resolution condemning the fight as
being in violation OF State laws and
those % humanity.
Il was resolved that every effort will
na made TO influence the Governor to
prohibit the night. II necessary n dele
gallon Will DO at the ringside to demand
aHton ny the county Sheriff.
The meeting OF ministers WAS called
sfter word came that Tex Richard had
decided upon Toledo a. the site for the
bout
The sun., 1919-05-06
SPORT AT COLUMBIA.

In the interfratsrnity baseball tourna-
ment at Columbia yesterday the Delta
Kappa Epsilon nine, winner of the In
tramural contests last lear. wss defeated
by the team from Zsta Beta Tau. & to 4.
The latter got the lead At the start and
led all the way. Heavy hitting BY u
B. T. caused the downfall OF the Deke.
The results thus far are as followe:
Phi Delta Thets, 9: Sigma Alpha Ma, :;
Psl Epsilon. 9; sisma Alpha Epsilon. s:
Phi Sigma Delta, Is: Alpha Delta Phi, 4;
sigma M won from Zeta Psi by dsfs ult
Phi Lsmda Phi. Ia Phi Gamms. Delta, q:
Eeta Beta Tau, 6; Delta Kappa Epsiion, I;
Phi Kappa sigma won from Alpha sisnti
Phi by default; Phi Kappa Psi won from
Delta Epsilon by default; Sigma Chi, {;
Phi EpSilon ri. !.
The Columbia tennis team travels To
Cambridge to-day 10 meet Harvard The
Blue and White aggregation has not lost
a single match. Tho players who will
take the courts against the Crimson are ::
II. W. Forster. A. Won Bernuth. w. Eel
stiner and s. Alexander.