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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1919

Page

15

Willard Plans Hard Work for Bout on July 4

In Toledo on June 4 Jess Willard outlined a tough buildup for his world heavyweight title bid against Jack Dempsey on July 4. He aims to boost to five or six rounds with sparring partners Walter Monahan Jack Hempel and Jack Lavan. Willard will do road work at his Toledo home then head to Maumee bay camp for boxing and conditioning as manager Jack Kearns and trainer Jimmy De Forest implement a three-contest training plan for Dempsey.

Toledo Ohio Jess Willard Jack Dempsey Walter Monahan Jack Hempel Pacific Coast Jack Lavan Willard Jess Maumee Bay Jack Kearns Dempsey Jimmy de Forest

Wilson Congratulates NC-4 Seaplane Flight Crew in Paris

President Wilson received Lieutenant-Commander A. C. Read Commander John H. Towers and Lieutenant Commander P. L. B. Blenninger in Paris this morning. He congratulated them and expressed pride in the daring flight from America to Europe.

Associated Press Paris Wilson A. C. Read John H. Towers America Europe P. L. B. Blenninger

Rotary Club Honors Retiring Harrisburg President Hershey

Harrisburg Rotarians and wives hosted Eli N. Hershey at the Davenport home marking the club's new year and Hershey’s retirement. G. M. Steinmetz becomes president with Preston Crowell as vice president and others named as directors and officers. A silver service was presented, pledges to charity and community projects noted, and club funds reported with $1,200 in the treasury.

Harrisburg Frank F. Davenport Hildrup Mulberry Eighteenth Streets Eli N. Hershey G. M. Steinmetz Preston Co. Crowell Frank B. Musser R. H. Lyon C. Linford Scott Millard B. King Midway C. Floyd Hopkins Majestic Theater Hopkins Joe Wallazz Joe Daniel L. Hammelbaugh Hershey Rotary Club Susquehanna William M. Robison Colonial Country Club McCullough Reinoehl J. William Bowman MecCullough Bowman & Company Jim" McCullough Lamb Frank Davenport Steinmetz Extra A. Boyd Hamilton Boyd M. Ogelsby Ogelsby Hamilton Steinmetz George F. Lamb Harrisburg Y. M. C. A Rotarians James B. Kemper Carlisle Gettysburg James W. Barker Cove

Harrisburg Woman Credits Natonex Cure for Relief

Mrs. Mary Moser of 1584 Walnut Street Harrisburg says her system was clogged with poisons and dizziness faded after taking Natonex a week. She reports improved digestion strength and back pain relief and urges others to try the Nature medicine available at Gorgas Drug Co. and leading druggists.

Harrisburg Mary Moser Walnut Street Natonex Gorgas Drug Co

Noise Nuisance to Be Taken Up by Rotarians

The Rotary Club will bring a public affairs resolution to Mayor Keister demanding action against disturbances in the city. It cites loud locomotive whistles quarry blasts at odd hours and unlawful use of auto and motorcycle cutouts, to be presented by a club committee.

Rotary Club R. H. Lyon Keister Rudolph K. Spicer Ular

Sunday Schools to Hold Annual Conference Here

Dauphin County Sabbath School Association begins its thirty third annual convention with sessions June 12 and 13 at the B F Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal church in Harrisburg. C Frank Class welcomes visitors. H Howard Hoy presides. program features reports, addresses and devotional services by local church leaders and state officials.

Dauphin County Sabbath School Association Sabbath School Association C. Frank B. F. Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Thirteenth Vernon Streets H. Howard Hoy Thomas Reisch Christ Lutheran Church Millersburg James W. Barker Young People's P. G. Orwig Young People’s Division H. D. Jackson T. L. Gray Cumberland County Ss. Ss. Association John W. Phillips God's John Fulton Bethesda Claude W. Keiser H. J. Beachley Harrisburg Howard Rodgers Walter 8. Dunlop Myrtle Bachman Minnie Gohn United Evangelical Mission Changsha China Rural Department W. E. Eby Ardress Young People's Division Temperance Department Amos J. Morrison J. Day Brownlee, Jr Anti- Saloon League C. L. Dice C. B. Fisher Col H. C. Demming H. Everett Hallman W. G. Landes Pennsylvania State S. 8. Association A. E. Hangen

Wounded Soldiers Entertained by City

Thirty soldiers from the United States Hospital at Carlisle were guests of the local Y today. They were hosted at the Majestic Theater by C. Floyd Hopkins, Wilmer-Vincent manager, this afternoon. A feast with barley soup roast pork mashed potatoes and dressing and a dessert menu is planned at the Y at 5 o'clock.

United States Carlisle Majestic Theater C. Floyd Hopkins Wilmer-Vincent

Two Women Held After Man Dies in Hotel Room

Sadie Brehm and Virginia Atticks were taken into custody by Harrisburg police over the death of 65 year old William H. Wise found in a rooming house at 1603 Logan street. A post mortem determined no immediate cause of death, with hearings set in police court and coroner Eckinger ready to release the women.

Sadie Brehm Virginia Atticks Chamber Hill Harrisburg William H. Wise Logan Street Brehm Eckinger Atticks Wise

Paris Strike Returns Traffic Chaos As Walk Pace In City

Paris workers walk to their jobs as 350000 to 500000 strike across the Paris district. No subways trams or buses operate, disrupting transit and business as employers and workers clash over conditions. The day also reports the Bucher judges retirement bill advancing in the House.

Paris Ity Associated Press

Capitol Merger Bill Sent Back to Committee

In shirtsleeves lawmakers noted the season’s high heat as they debate a telephone merger bill before it is returned to committee for further consideration.

Is It Your Nerves Warner's Safe Nerve Medicine Ad

A nostalgic ad claims nervous symptoms without organic disease stem from fatigue. Warner's Safe Nerve Medicine is said to calm irritability, aid sleep, and reduce neuralgia without narcotics. Sold by druggists with a sample offer for ten cents from Warner's Remedies Co. Rochester NY.

Warner Warner's Warner's Safe Remedies Co Rochester N, Y

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