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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEAGUE
EDITOR Herald:

Editor Herald;
The second annual meeting of the
ubitman County Anti-Tuberculosis
roaOue will be held in Garfield, on
,,na u. A short business meeting
,or the election of officers will be
heId In the forenoon; an address by
mr. s. B. Nelson, and general dis
,ussion of the work of the league in
the afternoon.
That the citizens may learn some
thing of what has been accomplished
since June, 1918, we are sending
brief summary of the work, and
would be glad to have you give pub
II lefty to 1t,
II The league introduced the Modern
II Health Crusade into the schools.
Il This national movement is a system
. Of health education being given to
many hundreds of children of the
town schools and eventually all the
school children of the county, be-
tween the ages Of six and sixteen,
II will have an opportunity to enlist
in the daily practice of health chores
by having definite program with
tangible rewards. The health cru
II ade has aroused great interest
among the children by dramatizing
Il PERSONAL health. The league pays
II all expenses of material, literature,
badges ETC., which amount is about
ten cents per pupil.
II The work of the county nurse has
been of inestimable value in instruct
+ ing As tuberculosis cases and Sc sus-
+ pected cases, in proper methods of
living, and in some cases giving bed
side care and material relief to needy
+ patients. She has interviewed many
returned tuberculosis soldiers put
ing them in touch with the proper
authority for assistance if necessary.
4 she has given medical inspection,
N many cases with the volunteer as
astance of physicians and dentists,
70 1000 school children, resulting in
many corrections. She has weighed,
measured and examined 500 child
fen OF pre-school age, with the help
VI the mothers, during Baby We'll
lare campaign; she made so business
'Sl's' 40 doctors visits 307 tuber-
suiosls visits, 541 school visits and
iaO health talks.
4 In October and November she had
slafse OF emergency hospitals in
uman during the influenza cpl
asmic and in November and Decem-
VI oid community nursing at St.
'ohn and Tekoa.
'ne league pays for material,
Niu'ng and other expenses of the
Nurse
ue county pays the salary of the
aaise but 1t is the purpose of the
s'sue 70 assist in purchasing a car
ither aid the nurse in looking
patents who cannot be reached
fan' Steps will be taken in the
WE 10 provide a county sanitor-
=, ior tuberculosis patients, there
=. 4s Ten in the county at the pres
ane needing hospital care.
Is the aim of the league to ex-
mn. ana develop its activities until
human county will have one of
Inn most helpful organizations in
very truly yours,
Np,..,, Mrs. ]. o. Mattoon.
whitman County J.aaoua
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-06
THE FORUM


nader this head will be pub
,,.sed communications upon
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= - the community. The arti-
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sso words, unless dealing with
.,,ers of great Importance
.,rst be free from personals
.,as and must be signed by the
liter. The Herald is not re-
.nonsible for any opinions
rhieh may be advanced by con-
tributors to this department
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,orrine whether or not contri-
,ntions are suitable for publ
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-06

Duthie's for bee supplies, paint,
op go GLASS mySOjn28
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12
Peter
Saves Pan From Turkeys
BY THE STORY LADY

Peter was spending the weekend
in the country and enjoying himself
very much. He ate about forty
,Ieyen OF Mrs. Martins c~orncakes and
went with Mr.. Martin out In the nelo
after a load of corn fodder.
Pan was too busy playing with ms
-w-friend,.I lady Gwendolyn, the 1er-
sew calf, to go along. Peter and Mr.;
Martin were gone all morning, ana
Eeter drove the big gray horses while
Mr.. Martin loaded the fodder on tho
g When the big hay rack was
full they drove to the house and into
the barnyard. Lady Gwendolyn came
trotting up to get her share of the
fodder but Pan was no where to be
seen. Peter started to find him.
Finally he heard PANS sharp little
bark in the direction of the orchard
and got there just in time to see him
leap in the air after n of Mr.. Mar
tins big bronze turkey gobblers. He
missed the turkey but brought down
q handful of feathers. He started to
make another lunge, but he got the
surprise of his life. The entire flock
OF thirty came charging down upon
him with spread tails and wings
acraping the ground.
Pan gave a sharp little bark as
much as to say, 30, well, if you can't
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12

The day of the broom for cleaning
Is past. For gathering loose scraps
of paper or trash use a broom, but for
actual cleaning use a cleaner,
either electric or hand power.
If one Is without electric service q
hand power machine Is well worth
while.
The portable electric cleaner is
made with or without a brush. This
brush may or may not De motor-driV-
en-. The efficiency OF the cleaner is in
the strength of the suction.
A dusty loor is sure to make a dusty
house. Every step stirs up dust ana
dirt that settles on the furniture.
A vacuum cleaner gathers this duSt
into it's dust container without scat
tering dust meats all over the room.
Dust harbors bacteria so from a SAM
tary point OF view the value of the
cleaner is high.
Considering the price CT bcef 1t
would seem that the cow has jumped
over the moon in reality.
Menu for Tomorrow.
MISUNDERSTANDING of oranges,
cereal cooked with r~aisins, toast, cof-
fee.
LUNCHEON-Fried egg plant,
brown bread and butter. cocoa.
DINNER-Celery soup. ~roast-beef,
potatoes roasted with meat, gravy,
lettuce salad with cheese dressing,
chocolate pudding. coffee.
My Own Recipes.
Raisins contain a large amount OF
sugar. Added to the cereal and cook
err thoroughly, raisins make sugar un-
necessary. Sugar in some form is alb
solutely essential to the upkeep of the
body and. the sugar of the raisin is
both digestible and wholesome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12

Correct Definition.
Bigotry Is the crusade Of the dead
against the Nving.-Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12
whats in a Ndme2"
Facts abour your name; its his
tory; its meaning; whence IL
was derived; its significance;
your lucky day and lucky jewel.
BY MILDRED MARSHALL
CYNTHIA.

CYNTHIA,
OF Greek neurological origin is
Cynthia, most charming of feminine
anne Originally it was the title
given to Artemis, or Diana, the moon
goddess, since she and her brother
Appolo, the sun god, are tabled to
have been born upon Mount Cynthus
In Delos. In poetic nomenclature,
Cynthia became the synonym for
moon.
Milton employs the term frequent
X;
yoke,
Gently DER the accustomed oak"
Since Diana or Cynthia was the vir-
gin goddess of Greek mythology, Eng
lands virgin queen, Elizabeth. was Of
ten alluded to as Cynthia in the liter
azure of her time. The name was
therefore very popular in Great Brit
ain as q mark of honor toward royal
ty, but its real vogue is in America
where 1t has had especial prominence.
The musical quality of the name,
combined with its poetic origin, has
always made it popular among the
arts. One of the loveliest pictures OF
the art world is called Cynthia and
~personi1es the goddess Of the night as
q strikingly beautiful woman yelled.
On mysterious shadowy draperies.
The hyacinth, which breathes forth
dts greatest fragrance at night, Is Cy-I
initials flower. But the relationship
of the flower and the name Is even
more closely and Economically ex-
pressed In the legend of the hyacinth's
origin; the flower sprang from the
blood Of Hyacinthus. a beautiful
youth, beloved by Apollo, and killed
by the latter through an unlucky
throw of the discuss: it bears upon
fach petal the letters "Ai', the Greek
exclamation of grief. Emerson speaks
1.-THE hyaointhine boy, for whom
Morn well might break and April
bloom"
1t is fitting therefore that Cynthia
should have the h%yacinth, Of jaslnth
for her talismanic jewel. But the
maid who bears the name is more
than ordinarily fortunate. for She has
another lucky gen., the moonstone.
The deep blue hyacinth protects her.
from danger of accident or disease,
while the moonstone with its milky
apalescene promises her true love and
the power to read the future in rela-
ton to loce, If she places the stone
in her mouth when the moon Is full.
Sunday is her lucky day and 3 her
4alismanic number.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12
WHO CAN STOP oTTo's AUTO

celery in 1-2 inch pieces. Simmer in
boiling water with onion until sort
Rub through a sieve. Scald milk. Ado
to celery. Melt butter, stir in flour n
stir into milk and celery. Season and
cook three minutes, stirring constant
ly
CHOCOLATE PUDDING
1 1-2 cupful scalded milk
4 tablespoonfuls cornstarch
4 tablespoonful sugar.
Ia teaspoonful Salt
Ia cupful cold water
1 square unsWeetened chocolate
IL t~easpoonful vanilla
/ egg white
Mix c~ornstarch, sugar and salt with
cold water. Shave chocolate and add
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12
NOTICE

Take notice that the undersigned.
SPENCER DAYTON. will expose for
sale at public auction on the premises
of said Spencer Dayton, number 1922
1O4 Market Street. Perth Amhoy, N.
j., on Saturday November 21st. 1919,
at 8 o'clock in the forenoon one lunch
wagon. the property of Theodore
Chriss, on which the said Spencer
Dayton has a lien In the sum of $672.7S
employed in the repair and construc-
ton thereof, the said amount being
due and remaining unpaid since May
18th, 1919.
SPENCER DAYTON.
992S-11-7-12t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12

COCOA.
l IL tablespoonfuls cocoa
l tablespoonful sugar
is teaspoonful salt
! 1-2 cupful milk
"a cupful water
1-2 teaspoonful vanilla
Mix cocoa, sugar, salt to a smooth
paste with hot water. Heat milk and
water to the boiling point. Stir in co
Goa. Beat with a dover egg beater
while boiling three or four minutes
Add vanilla just before serving.
CELERY SOUP
Q cupfuls celery
1 1-2 cupfuls boiling water
2 cupfuls milk
1 slice onion
2 tablespOonfuls butter
3 tablespoonfule flour
j teaspoonful salt
IA t~easpoonful pepper
The outer stalks and tips and leaves
of celery may be used for soup. Cut
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12
Too Fat?!

A guaranteed weight reduction method:
safe, pleasant. Brings slenderness, bet
ter health, happiness, Get small box of
oil Of korein Gin capsules) at the drug
gist's. Follow directions. You are all
lowed to eat sweets, ETC.; no starvation
or strenuous exercising. You life becomes
worth living with clearer mind, improved
figure. buoyant step. cheerfulness and
optimism. Get thin and stay so. Cut
out and show others this advertisement,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12

No one knows the humiliation of
being wall flower" betterthan the girl
with a red, rough, pimpiy complexion.
lfyoErs SKIN is not fresh and smooth,
or has suffered from an unwise use of
cosmetics, try Resinol Soap and Resi-
mol Ointment for q week and see If they
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12

to milk while it is scalding. Add di-
luted c~ornstarch TO scalded milk and
cook over hot water ten minutes, stir
ring constantly until thickened. Cook
ten minutes longer, STIRRING OCCASION
ally. Remove from heat and pour
slowly onto the egg white beaten very
stiff. Add vanilla. Mould and chill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12
SQUIRREL FOOD

take a joke"-and tucking his tail
behind his legs he ran for Peter and
safety. The rest CT his stay he kept
away from the tn. keys. but no one
but Peter knew the reason.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-15
/. {. A. /. College, May Hold
Basket Tourney Next Spring;
Mowe Member Of Committee

At meeting OF delegates Of the
Indiana College Athletic association
in Indianapolis. Saturday, Ray b.
Move, OF EArlham, was appointed a
member OF the committee that will
have charge of an /. G. A. L. basket
ball tournament next spring. IN the
event that tho organization finally
adopts plans for q championship tour
nsy.
r. W. Gilbert, OF Rose Poly, was ap-
pointed to Investigate the advisability
Of holding such an event., and to call
q vote Of l. c. A. L. schools In Jan.
uary.
Tentative plans indicate that. the
proposed tourney will be held IN 1ndi.
annapolis the week following the high
school tourney at Bloomington. Move.
Of Earlham. and Townsend, Of Wa,
bash. opposed the tourney in the first
stages Of the melting. but It is thought
that they will not oppose II Gilbert
recommends the court carnival.
Applications from state institu.
tons to enter the organisation were
read at the meeting, but no definite
steps were taken. They probably will
be admitted as all delegates, present
seemed to be in favor Of enlarging
the association.
r. W. Gilbert. Of Rose Poly. was
eluected president Of the body FOL
next year. Other officers chosen in
clude: Justus Paul.. Butler, vice-pres
ident; ]. N. Thurber. Franklin. sec
rotary, and b. E. Baby, State normal
treasurer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-15
Bowling Notes

Following this weeks scheduled
be held at Twigg's alleys until after
the close Of the Christmas holidays.
The first half Of the season shows
Feltman's Tramps leading the league
by 4 comfortable margin and the Coco
Colas winning games each week. It
will be only Z matter OF time until
these two teams are fighting 1t out
for first place.
The Tramps are scheduled to hook
up with Wilson's Cleaners in the first
match Of Tuesday evenings bowling,
and may run into snag. The Cleatn.
ers have been noted for upsetting the
dope. and Tuesday may see them
cleaning" up the Tramps. Even
though the latter team does tho un
expected and loses to the Cleaners,
they will still have a hold upon first
place.
A battle royal is promised when the
Haberdashers take on the No. 2 Casey
outfit in the second frolic. These two
teams are about evenly matched. The
Caseys having been putting up a good
exhibition of bowling in their last
two matches, while Lichtenfels' Hab-
erdashers have been slipping.
Thursday evening will see the Coca.
Colas and the Number Casey aggre.
cation mixed up in the first scrap Of
the evening. The A. 8. NJ. and Hills
Ladies' will stage a scrap for second
division honors in the second match.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-15
INDIANS SOLD TO
M'CIll'S UNCLE

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Dec. 1s.-
william G. Smith. South Norwalk.
Conn. u the new owner and president
Of the Indianapolis bali club.
James G. Mc0ill, former president
lot the club, has At last made GOOD his
threat Of retiring from baseball. The
deal whereby Mr.. Smith becomes
practically the sole owner OF the In
dianapolis club WAS consumAted IN
New York during the last week. when
Jack Hendricks, manager OF the local
club, was In New York attending the
meetings OF the major leagues.
Mr.. Smith 10 IN uncle OF Jimmy NC.
Gill and q brother Of the now a..
ceased "Pittsbur9h Phil'' Smith, who
made several fortunes on the Amer
ican turf When McGiu brought the
indianapolis club In 1913 Uncle Billy
came In on the deal - half owner and
was made vice president OF the IN
dianApolis Athletic association. Nc
Gill was made president and assumed
control Of the club.
w. G. Smith, Jr, oldest son Of the
new president Of the club, will be
made vice president Of the association
and will come to Indianapolis early
In January to assume his duties u
''boss." Manager Hendricks will be-
come general manager, while William
=. Clauser. present secretary OF the
club, will continue ia that capacity.
The policy OF the new owners Will be
put the best obtainAble ball club In In
diAnapolis. Il 10 Mr.. Smiths intention
according to Manager Hendricks, who
returned yesterday from New York
% give Indianapolis ponnant-winnina
ball club In 1890. Already Hendricks
and the new president arc cooking VI
deals which viii bring to the indiana
one first-class catcher. three more
pitchers Of known ability ana two new
ovtflelders.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-15

gratlationS with extreme modesty,
regretted Of course that the twelfth
ball wasn't q strike, but still express
sing his liberalization to roll q perfect
scoro-He finally believes that the
man who strikes" II bound TO win.
10 those who are not familiar with
the bowling game this performance Of
King may not DO unusual. but to those
who fully understand what 4 task II II
to roll even 300 score, this aggregate
score Of Kings will be nothing short
Of marvellous. It will also prove fasci-
nation Of the game 70 the skeptical,
when they realise that King was now
ing down pins when We were saying
"Dadda" and IL still ct It.
With the close Of the Mid ecember
tournament, plans for the Christina
tournament are cow being considered
and details will. BE- announced soon.
In the tournament which closed Friday
mint, Arthur strike" King won the
singles with the unusual SCORE OF 769
pins. Jack Stonecipher was second
With GA and "Bis Boy Evans third
with 626.
IN the doubles. King and Bennett
rolled the remarkable score OF 1894
pins for first, King and 6herer took
| second with 1853 and King and Ben
nett third With 1909.
One don't have to be an astron.
bowling ''star' 10.
The score Of this tournament are
evidence Of the Improvement OF the
Richmond bowlers. King and Ben.
nett rolled spectacular games in their
set Of doubles, and are without . doubt
the two most vicious men Oh the
alleys.
Credit must also be given to 'Ducky'
Shsrsr, who 10 by no means kindly
disposed toward the pins. ''Duckey"
10 one Of our most dependable pin
smashers, and more than that--hs Is
one Of those good fellows" to whom
Q fellow bowler doesn't mind losing.
! Followers of the game viii remem
Der Cliff o'Ryan. the happy membs,
OF the Dayton aggregation which hat
met Richmond In match games In the
past. Gift has . very enviable aver
ass stacked up In Dayton and ID adding
to II constantly. cliff has the good
habit Of spending Sunday in Richmond
(he didn't toll u why)-but what w
wanted to say 10 that it's men Of
Cliffs type who strengthen the bond
Of fellowship created on the alleys
We hope to see him here often.
The match team which has beer
entered IN the Tri State tournament
at Cincinnati will practice Monday
evening. This should be an interest
ing session.
The five man team will no doub'
consist Of King. Bennett, Smith
Myers and Sherer. In the double.
King and Smith, Meyers and Sherer
Bennett and Jones will pair off. ant
singles.
League bowling Tuesday night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-15
Between Strikes

Il vas tho ability Of 'Dlack jack
.pershing. gained through persistent
and relentless effort, which, after
years OF struggle, won for him the
title OF 1.-THE Man Of the Hour"
Admiral Sims also won his position In
our Navy to his tireless efforts. All
Of which proves that the man who
wins ID the man who wins II the man
who IL ever lastingly At It. who never
acknowledges defeat. who always see6
an opportunity for betterment and
makes that opportunity his opportun-
ity.
Arthur "strike" King, veteran bowl
er Of Richmond. after 20 years Of tenA.
cious practice in the silded psths OF
bowling balls, after 80 years of strug.
kle for the 800 score, promises to make
the 1920 season reap the reward
for which hundreds Of bowling enthus.
lasts are spending their untirins ef-
forts.
Richmond can we'll feel proud Of the
record King established In hanging
up these scores. It will also be noted
that in the fourth, fifth and sixth
games, King rolled a total of 798 pins,
which stands forth as one Of the high
est, II not the highest number OF pins
ever rolled in three successive games.
In the fifth game, Richmond's bowl.
ing marvel came within two pins of
that tantalizing evasive perfect 800
score. Eleven straight balls left the
sure-grip hand Of King, each taking
with it 10 pins into the darkness Of
the pits. Then came the twelfth ball
Amid the cheering Of onlookers, and
being within ten pins Of perfect
score. to the rolling Of which he had
devoted the odd moments of 20 years
King INST have experienced thrill, a
slight feeling Of uncertainty, for the
twelfth bail left his hand little wide
leaving UP the four and eight pins.
In an interview with King, this
knight Of the naples. accepting CON
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-15
.EARLHAm NET men
PRACTICE SHOOTING

Basket shooting will occupy moAt Of
this weeks workouts Of the EarlhAm
basketball squad. Coach Move Is
pleased with the showing made By the
Quakers IN other departments OF the
game but u far from pleased with the
brand OF shooting exhibited.
The team did better than WAS ex.
pected In the Dental game TOR tho
'Teethpullers" have been practicing
for over 2 months and the Quaker
game WAS their second scrap. Earlhaln
has been practicing for weeks. yet
put up q much better exhibition OF
basketball than did the Dentals.
Fridays game proved to Movie that
last years letter squad have more
ability than the promising freshmen
candidates 90 the Lawler-Hall-Pitts.
johnson and Carey combination can
be reasonably sure of position. the
work OF LAWYER In last seasons games
stamped him AZ one OF the greatest
forwards In the state and Judging
from his performance Ia the Dental
game. he win hand up . better record
this season.
1Attle IL known Of the strength OF
the Cedarville quintet, which Earlham
meets Thursday. Move will take M
chances, but will start his first string
men.
Hex Clarke's Dentals will hook up
with the wabash quintet next Wed
nesday evening and an early season
assortment Of dope on Scarlet chances
can be gained from this game. The
game was to have been played last
Saturday evening. but poor train con
nections on part Of tho Indianapolis
college caused the game to be post
poned until Wednesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-15
Wlberforce Wallops Local
Quintet at Xenia, 54-4

The Richmond Tigers were unable
to "claw" the Wilberforce university
quintet at xenia, Ohio, Saturday even
ing, and was forced to be content with
points while the Ohio team was
counting 81.
The entire Wilberforce second team
took the floor in the second half but
the Richmond team could hot make
any Impression against them, being
unable to count q single point during
the final half.
Wilberforce has one Of the fastest
colored teams in the country and has
defeated Indianapolis, Dayton, Chi
cago and Springfield colored teams.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-15

able to cop the long end Of . S5-1o
score.
It looked q though Whitewater was
Go1nE to even the count In games won.
- the Waiting quintet was In lead tor
most OF the game. The last ninutos
proved their, downfall. This makes
the second tilhe that Fountain City
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-15
coNNERsvlLlE INDEPENDENTS
BEAT HAcERSfOWN, 54-16

CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Dec. To-
Connersville Independents one of the
fastest Independent basketball teams
in the state, defeated Hagerstown
hero Saturday night before a packed
gym Saturday. The final score WAS
"a to Is. /Connersvills used its flrst.
string men only during the first half
which ended &c to !. Connersville In.
dependents are anxious to secure
games with any Of the Independent
teams Of the state.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-15
Fountain City Wins at
Last Minute, rs to 20

In a bitter struggle at Fountain City,
Saturday evening. the Fountain City
high school basketball quintet was
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-15

had dsfeased the whitewater ave. ne
previous time by IN overwhelming
score. Next Friday evening the Moore
land basket ehootefs willtbe seen In
action ont hoTou ntain City noor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-15

A Baptist church in Los Angeles
Cal, has constructed . 60x160 foo
playground.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-15

xong Island City. N. =, - said -
have the largest coffee pot q 0e
Wof1A.