Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 13

SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7. 19 1 8. fAGE THIRTEEN i IT? THE HOLY LAND Overcoat Quality Supreme TO ALTOONA TRIBUNE, MAKE' the triple-mirror tesfand get the "fabric feel" that Maroon and White Squad Overwhelms the Roaring Spring High, 56 to 0 BATTLE EES THE SCHOOL SEASON "Ve offer Coats in many attractive models. Predominant among them is the London, a double-breasted, three-button Ulster, English to the core. Staunch and sturdy, a truly remarkable creation by designers who have drawn every style line" in response to the wants, and recommendations of the better dressed men of America.

"We offer the London in a special Fur-Collared model. It ik'-i Ai Vs? EsSl rv ji I tins! 1 IS i V' IS ularly adaptable to winter motoring. Probably the dressiest Overcoat and the one which will be. most preferred among men who count a faultless appearance anion? their most valued asset. Fashion Park $60 Hirst, Wickwire $30 to THE MOHAMMEDAN CHURCH (A AIICDIflU DPR A UPAn WESTFALL Co.

St6re With the Christmas Spirit SOLDIERS ARE BETTER. Washington, Dec. 6. Further improvement In health conditions in The The (Walton (Walters) Yarnell. guard McElwee (Ernest) Stewart centra Isenberg (Shaffer) Myers TigBt guard Quint rFasick) (Reigh) Bettwv rirtt tackle -vi Gehl (McKenna)' (Brandt) Winneschtck.Tiglit nd Robinson TBrawlevi Rodendaro auarter 'bsck Christoff Donnelly left half back Brandt (capt) (Snyder) Bender (capt)-right half back Healy (Katzefi-) --(bpeifuiti Laughlin full back EHERS Woods WIN G.

BOWLINE Defeated General SuperintendenU Last Night by Score of 2340 to 2190 MechanJoal the r.pnpral RuDerintendents -in the Gen- eral office Bom-ling league race last pVpnfn? on the association's alleys. finthna'astic crowd saw tie win- ners tae tnQ game by the. count of 2tm. The General Superintendents got wav tne nrst game but failed Specialty. Shop lidayshufy yesterday and filled the Jory wheel- for the new year1 with the nimes of one thousand, voters of the county, the procedure was completed the names of twenty-four citizens were drarn from the wheel to sen-e as grand Jury, for the January, quarter, session court and to nTeef at the' court, house on Monday January- 6: sixty petit jurors for criminal court, that convenes on January llthr and sixty traverse Jurors for a term of pleas court, that convenes on Monday, January 27.

Grand Jury 3. Neuhart, Peter Goett-man, Louis" Casey, W. G. Housel, CLarles E. XJrUbb, C.

A. Selwltz, A. G. Schmidt, J. A.

Delozier, J. B. Crone, Levi Geesey Antis Clyde R. Laird. -'Bellwood John Scott H.

Blair Joseph B. Bohr- bacher. Catharine L. E. Hetrick.

Gaysport Lawrence Hicks. Juniata townsip C. L. Walter. Logan W.

Reem, John Shan non. Roaring 'Sprl'ngPa-dl -Martin, Harry Thompson. Tyrone borough Harry Johnson. Petit Jury Altoona W. Brown, H.

G. Gra- gJerJoha.S. Kauffman. G. W.

Slay- man, David Fletcher, Warren C. Bol- linger, Edward Douglass, G. C. Kelrn, a. Winter, fceidel, J.

l. Mase- more, JI. Ketner, J. Miller H. M.

Charles Albert, Frank traesser, Thomas Staekhouse, Charles Ezra Showalter. Woodbury Jacob Frye. Tyrone borough 51. Charles A. Hull.

nock. IN. THE UKRAINE Geneva, Dec. 6. General Skoro-padski, the Hetman of tho Urknine, has been killed and all power in that country is now in the hands of the Unionists.

Kiev is now in the hands of unionist troops, after a severe battle in which. 10,000 men, 50 officers, were Wiled or wounded, according to a telegram received by the Ukrainian bureau at Lausanne. General Skoropadskl rose to lead ership in the Ckraine with the aid of the general forces that occupied that; country- There have been recent re- ports of disorders in the Ukraine and i it iras stated tbatGeneral Skoropadskl had been deposed. Another report was to the effect that General Denikine. Russian anti-Bolshevik leader, hac arrived at Kiev wit'h a.

force of Cos- sacks. Tne identity of the "unionist" forces sendinz the above desnatch ia not clear. $1,490.00 Prompt UNIONISTS 10 (army camps at home was reported to-Jday by the surgeon general for the weeK enaing xsoveroopr Biiaouga Spanish influenza still lo prevalent. The number of new cases is 6teadily decreasing aud the week's total of one thousand, represented a. reduction of 25' per cent.

There was a slight in crcaso in pneumonia admissions. LIEUT. MASON FELL. London, Dec. 6.

The inquest into the death of Lieut. Gordon Hancock Mason of the American navy, ton of Rear Admiral Newton E. 'Mason was held today. Witnesses testified that the lieutenant fell from a second story window of a hotel here at an early hour on Tuesday morning. The offlrer died in a hospital a few hours later.

Advertise in the Altoona Tribun. Km 1 .1, tfHUES F.O.B. Factory Delivery id! -49 Show-ins a comole-ta reversal of form, tha Altoona Hish football team officially closed tho local season yesterday with a 56-0 lacing meted out to the plucky Roaring Spring high school team, coached by Principal H. R. King.

The visitors, lacking team work, displayed plenty of. grit during tho 44 minutes of pas-timinz with the Capuia Walton combination. They -had nerve la i staging a post-season contest with ithe ilaroon and White- team, vhlch I today is displaying the. best form In tie two rears training under the Per- 1 6hin-Sharadln regime. If the locals had taken advantage of soma of yes i terday's great offensive work In the earlier season games a vastly differ ent record would be the result.

How- a a. ever. the season is at an ena, caving closed with two wonderful victories over teams which met with no setback throughout the entire season. To pick out any individual stars In yesterday's contest would be a rather difficult task, for the entire Maroon squad was In the battle to prove to a bunch of everlasting knockers who attend all home games on their "supposed good looks," minus the customary two-bit admission ticket, criticizing the ins and cuts of the home team. This self-sam group received their full Bhare of football fodder yesterday to ppnd'er until next September, when Altoona High will undoubtedly place on the field a squad which can hold Its own with any scholastic outfit In For a nucleus Coaches Pershing and Sharadln have -Bratton, Roberts, Fa-sick, Adams, Boggs, G.

Shaffer, S. Shaeffer, Haines. Woodrlng. Myers and together with a number of Incoming three-year high school graduates -from nearly all schools. Of tliis year's squad, the following members expect to graduate next June: Capt3in Walton, Whistler." Laughlm," "Snyder.

Fitzgerald, Katzen, Sponsler and Rotondaro. These -eight players comprised 60 per cent, of the team's strength, both on defense as well as offense, throughout the season. On next' Tuesday evening Dr. Fer-shlng tenders a banquet to the football, "sgiiad in the banquet hall of Caum's cafe. At the same time Coach Sharradin viU award -the varsity monogram to the members who have participated in the required number of games.

Covers are to be laid for twenty men at Tuesday's function. The lineup of yesterday's game is as follows: Roaring Spring. Alioona. Bratton Books left end G. Shaeffer Shoenfelt Walters McKnight Eckard Koib left tackle Cap.

Walton' -Jen- guarn e. centre benaerrer Boggs Adams right guard rick tackle end WhiBtier Haines Myers Shumah Martin tiQDeris Rotondaro Katzen Snyder. Cap Morgart quarter S. Williams left half Kegarise right half C. Williams.

G. Williams fullback Laughlin Referee, Joseph Winneshiek, car-1 lisle; umpire, Ed Turner. Head linesman, T. S. McDowell.

Touchdowns. Roberts 3. Laughlin 2, Katzen 1, Snyder 1, Rotondaro 1. Goals from touchdown, Walton 8. Timers, Bander, AUoona; Jones, Roaring Spring.

Time, 10, 12. 10 12-minute quarters. Score by quarters: Roaring Spring 0 0 0 00 Altoona High 14 14 7 2156 SCOUTS DEFEAT DE5TBQYERS IN ALTOONA USXEIUU The Scouts and Destroyers clashed last night in the Altoona V. M. C.

A. league race and the former got away with the victory by the 6core of 47 to S8. The crowd that witnessed the contest had plenty of opportunity to give vent to their enthusiasm and got a night of good sport. The lineup and score: Scouts 47. Destroyers 3S.

Hoover forward Sweitzer Weller forward Sid Shaffer Africa centre Tiley Young guard Houser Means guard Baker Summary: Substitutions, Eby for We'ier; field goals, Hoover 9, Weller Young 2, Means 8, Eby 1, Sweitzer 3, Sid Shaffer 10, Tiley 1. Baker 4. Foul goals. Hoover 1, Means 2. Sid Shaffer 1, Baker 1.

Referee, Sutch; G. Shaffer; scorer, Grassmyer. LIE PLAY THIS AFTERNOON Bender's All-Stars and All- Scholastics to Battle at Cricket Field i There will be a tattle of the city's two big football teams, Bender's Ail-Stars and the All-Scholastics, at the Cricket ifleld this afternoon at 3:30 They win play for the city chammonshins and to create a fund for the relief of the disabled soldiers Faslck improve in roiling while the Me- Thomas MiilerW. S. Lees, J.

D. Ja-Sponsler chanical Engineers took a brace, pull- cobs, William Sullivan, W. L. Murphy, Knirineers took a brace, pun- cobs, YWlliam Sullivan, w. Murpny, Glenn, C.

C. McKnight Allegheny George Gearhart, Robert Eurps. Antis Joseph Crawford, H. M. Eas-145 tep, William Vingling.

Leon- Lingenfelter, Charles A. iTHE GRAND MUFTI, HEAD OF 1 iiTf runnilLn A DDIVCC QUARTERS TO TAKE PART IN THE WORK IN PALESTINE. The Tribune's Honor EMPLOYES DanlelV. Ames, 112th U. S.

Infantry ScouF Elmer 110th Regiment Paul M. Goheen, Tyrone, S20tH AeroLSquadron. Kelly Field No. 1. San Antonio, Tex.

Donald Howard, Ordnance Department Headquarters. Port of Embarkation. Newoort News, Va. Myron R. Huff, Base Hospital.

A. E. John R. Hurd, Base hospital. Camp Lee, Va." Private Wm.

E. Malone. 66th Aero Servtce-fiquadron. Eberts. Field.

Lonoke, Ark. Private John P. Neffi Prov. Ambulance Co. Battalion Z.

Section Camp Greenleaf. G. FORMER EMPLOYES Peverly" JV Anderson. Company 110th regiment, France. Lester Anderson.

Third Detachment. Seventeenth Cavalry, Camp Harry I. Jones, Douglas, Ariz. Thomas Baumgardner, Spruce Division. "Vancouver.

ca1 Rlnham. Amhulanf a Corps Chauffeur. i a nni. WllDUr- duck, company fvom Engineers. Paul C.

Burley, Ambulance Co. 21, American Expeditionary Forces in France. Sergeant Ivan L. Carter, Hospital Corps, A. E.

France. Paul T. Coo'ey. Evacuation Hospital Na. 2.

A. E. F. France, Richard Copley. 2th street and Grays Ferry Road, Philadelphia.

James Copley. Wlssahlcken Ear-racks. Caps May, N. J. Norman C.

Cover, Co. 3d Engineers; Canal- Zone. H. Frank" Culp, Ambulance Service, France. Clyde F.

Curry, U. S. S. Wyoming; address care of Postmaster, New York." Earl Curry, -622nd FieJd Signal Brigade, Camp Cody, N. M.

Charles J- Derrick, 15th' Engineer, 1 --France. W. Morpan Dietrlck, Company A. 27th Engineers, Camp- Meade, Maryland. Chester Ellsworth Dunlap.

315h Machine Gun Battalion, Franca Lieut. Fred K. Elder. U. S.

S. Bir-mlngham, care postmaster. New York city. "Lieut Harry D. Else, 310th Field "Artillery," Camp Meade, MJ.

Colonel John Fair- Quartermas-ter's Dept. U. S. army, Wash- Ington. Ralph C.

FIckes, Company 25th Regiment Engineers, A. E. F. in France. -Serpeant" Charles W.

Flickinger, 2S2 Aero Squadron. Parks Field, -Sigar Fluke. 19th Engineers. John A. Felty, 10let U.

Cavalry, troop A. E. F. 'John P. Forbes, Huntingdon, 21 Casual Camp Merrltts.

N. J. Feusl Ptg Point Ordnance Bureau, Sergeant Robert Commissioned Officer-, School, Camp Lee, Va. Lieutenant. Arthur Gaines, 515th Engineers, American- Expedition-, "ary Force, France.

Captain Walter E. Gaines, Mosler Safe Hamilton, O. Private -Paul i-Clearance Office, No. 2. P-; O.

705, American E. France Paul Haines, in Herbert Hare, Yeoman 1n Navy. Sergeant Jno. J. Haberstroh, Ord-' nanee Department, Wstertown -''Arsenal, Watertown, Mass.

Arthur: Hawkins, First Lieuten ant Ai Fortress Wonree, Instructor Officers Training Camp. Sergeant John Ordnance Department, Hoboken, n. y. Jotin D. Hogue In France.

Lieutenant BurkeHogue, 136th Ar---tlllery, Cam- Sheridan, Mont-'-v gomery, AIa Sergeant Kenneth Houck, First Regime nta I Headquarters, Ord- r.ance Training Camp, Camp-" Hancock, Augusta, Ga," Wllmer L. Houseman, Co. 11, Coast A THE FORMAL INAUGURATION OF Roll for Democracy Artillery Corps, Balboa, Canal Zone, Robert Kantner, Wissahlekon Barracks No. 4, Cape May, N. J.

Charles Ktiisel. Lieut. Byran F. Krumrine. Ninth' Battalion, 153rd Depot Brigade, Camp Dix, N.

J. Calvin Lewis. A. E. F.

France. Lieutenant Ser. D. E. Long, care of Base Hospital, Newport News, James Maekey, 136th Aero Squadron, Love Field.

Dallas, Texas. Chaplain Raymond Markley, A. E. France. Earl G.

Meek, Signal Corps, Camp Jackson, S. C. Earron S. Meek. War Relief In-surance bureau, Washington, D.

Lieut Col. John M. McDowell, 15th U. S. Field Artillery, American Expeditionary Forces, France.

First Lieut G. D. McDowell, 91st Company, 10th Regiment Arfi-lery. Naval Proving Grounds. In-dian Head, Md.

Elliott McFadden. 101st Penna Cavalry, Troop A. E. F. George E.

Musselman, Battery rorty-nlnth Resular Coast Ar-ti lery. A. E. France. Lennon Miller, second lieutenant Reoular Army.

American Expeditionary Force In France. 6Sth Infantry, Camp Green, Char-lotte. N. C. 1.1.

Harold Fred Moffitt. Devens, Mass. Ray C. Mountr, N. R.

T. Wissahlekon Barracks. May, N. J. Camp Co.

8. Cape Sergeant Ralph W. Musser, Com-Pany 305th Field Battalion, A. E. France.

Mynren H. Neaffer. Battery C. b5 Regiment. Coast Artillery, A E.

France. Private Dallas P. Nail. 13th Prsvl-sional Squadron, Camp 1 Warrenton, R. D.

1 Box 79' 5" Nj0n' Battery D- Field Artillery, U. S. Hospital 11, Cape May, N. J. Private Earl W.

Norton. Medical Detachment, 602nd Engineers, American E. France. Ira Davis Overdorff, Base Hospital No. 101.

A. E. France. Dr. Thoa.

C. Pelghtal. In France. Robert Lewis Penningxon, 81st Aero Squadron, Post Fie'd School. Camp Sill, Okla.

Lloyd Plette, 155th Infantry Band, American Expeditionary Forces via New York. George D. Rlggin, 109th Regiment, Field Artillery, A. E. F.

John E. Rote, 19th Engineers. Wm. M. Roberts, Company A.

56th Pioneer Infantry, American Expeditionary Forces. Dr. John Shaffer, first lieutenant, 3rd Engineers. 1st Battalion, A. E.

France. Lewis Showers, Co. 110th Infantry, 28th Division, A. E. F.

George Sponslsr, Company 29, Motor Ambulance Corps, Camp Logan, Tex. Ralph W. Stees, Hdqts. Battallion Company Gen. A.

E. F. Samuel Stelnhelper. James Stevens, Ambulance Corps. Waco, Texas.

Lieut. Harry G. Martin, 21st Engineers, France. Paul Taylor, 35 Bodine Dormitory, University, Philadelphia. Jarnet Van iandt.

Signalman U. S. Navy; address Y. M. c.

A. Brooklyn. James Vaughn, 19th Regt Engl-neers, Franc. Stayer Wagner, 20th Engineers, France. Claude K.

Walker, Ordnance Motor Instruction School, Camp -fJari-tan, New Jersey. John Walsh, Company regiment Foster Wambaugh. 115th neers, Sanitry Division, A. 110th Engi. E.

France. Alvin Wambaugh, Fourth Training Battery, Field Artillery, Central Officers Training School, Camp Taylor, Ky. Burton Wise. 317th Trench Mortar Battery, 167th Brigade. A.

E. F. Agnue Young. Motor Mechanic Division, Signal Corps, Columbus, Ohio. John D.

Zerbe, 23th Division fMd-quarters, A. E. PERFECTED VALVE IN HEAD MOTOR CramerArlble AmitOo Co, 1724 Eleventh Avenue -e(j together and copped the next two -games th victory. The scores: Engineers 234.0 Boriey goderberg Hafller Harrlson If-nlllna 138 190 144 172 140 13 125 11 175 139 150 703 831 Totals b07 znv, General Supt 2190 Chilcott 13S 117 125 154 152 lbl IS 1436 .262 144453 9S 393 169468 178178 Whit Davidson Darr Wood Shoenfelt Totals 137 l-5i 143 13S 711 709 770 2190 Hollidaysburg (Continued from Page 10) as a class who toil almost incessantly that a hungry world nay be fed. Come.

A flue at the home of Jerry Tierney on Pine street, took fire last evening and burned fiercely endangering the house from the shower of sparks that alighted on the- roof. An alarm of fire was sounded and the Phoenix Fire company quickly responded with the auto-truck and soon extinguished the blazing chimney, before any damage resulted. MlSLl NOTES At Highland Hall last evening a recital of piano music was given by Katharine Wolff, of the music department of Miss- Cowles School. She rendered the program as printed in the Tribune -and as encores gave Schubert'sMoment Abeniz's Legend. Grando'S Spanish Dance.

The charm' of-Miss Wolff's playing lies in its quiet individuality' She is evidently, more interested in: content than in mere brilliancy of though one always feels the strength and surety of fine musicianship beneath her 'rich texture of wo fen tone. Again and 'again she attains-an intellectual security that is like the peculiar clarity ot- the sky at dawn. The intermezzo- beautifully- with fine blending and variety of tone. The Rhapsodic was in very good-Brahms style, Schubert's moment musi-cale. an encore.

was noticeable for grace and 'dellcacj In Chopin, so frequently played merely for the tempestuous1 and -passionate values, the drew us to an ele vation of feeling not inconsistent with. but rather transcending, the usual in of green fields and still waters. JURORS DRAWN Names of" Man -Who Will Serve in January, '19t9 Wheel Filled Jury commissioners Martin L. McCartney- and'. R-.

D. State, Sheriff Wil- 130406 .125 205541 182471, 325 Baker. Bellwood A. J. Everhart.

Duncansville William Parker. Frankstown O. C. Daugherty. Freedom William Ott, Adam Fea-ther, Xlt States.

Greenfield Amos Walter. Hollidaysburg Alvin McCall, John Walsh, Paul Leedom, H. C. McKillip. Huston Edward Smith, Levi Acker.

Juniata township George Haslett. Logan E. J. Powell, B. V.

Plack, Levi S. Adams, John W. Ott, Charles Ges. serf W. Allison.

Martin sburgv-J. B. Dllling. i Newry Frank R. W'eaver.

North Woodbury 'Harry K. Metz-ker. Snyder Wr. Way, Tyrone "borough James Cree, A. L.

Dickson, John Cox. Williamsburg C. E. Dunn. Traverse Jury Altoona J-.

Fred Clifford, James C. Hatch. C. E. Griffith, K.

H. Bowles, John Cochran, Adam Sbowers. J. A. Eunn.

J. Roy B. Brown, Max Keirn. W. H.

Luce, H. M. Seidel, L. Gibney, T. G.

Lucas, George F. Gable, C. Weamer, C. A. Rogers, Daniel E.

John C. Flick, Frank Ritter, Edward F. Dunn. Allegheny Blaine Brubaker, Augustus- FogeL David G. Dodson.

Antis Harvey H. Cameron. Blair Frank. Jlatte: G. Koon, C.

W. Delozier. Frankstd'wn T. T. Hileman.

Samuel J. W. Simington. -Freedom Lloyd Shaffer. Greenfield Peter G.

Strayer. Hollidaysburg Francis N. Paris, Mark Reed, Frank Hunter, John A. Filtz. Huston E.

II. Frye, Frank Ross. Juniata township-r James Glass. Juniata borough M. Morrison, William J.

Merritts: Logan B. A. Foust. Martinsburg Martin Graffius. Al bert J.

Bonebrake. -Newryr-A. C. Glunt. North Woodbury M.

Black, C. Ex Kensinger. Roaring Spring D. G. Replogle, Ed ward Hair, SHyder D.

Fagley." Taylor Jesse Pote, William Stern, William Ev' Furry, John B. Stoudnour, CAIKGS MI CHE LIN TUBES G. W. Broivn, WIVLIAM88UB0 ask I I OUR OWN Out-of- Town Shoppers who are seeking more extensive lines of Christmas merchandise to obtain In a where home trade is limited, are assured merchants are quite prepared to meet these the houses of larger prices even lower city dealers ask. ALTOONA Ont "When We Lets vWWi I than is possible community more or less that Altoona as well wants as with than the big fl and sailors when they come home.

I terpretation. This mingled passion Both teams will be right on edge and calm appeared to perfection in the fox the affray for they have been tun-'nocturne. The polonaise showed ing up for the past week and getting breadth of line and a fine sense of rhy-the rough edges worn off some of thmic their formations and plays. There is The Impression that lingers is one sufficient rivalry between the two of freshness and serenity the charm 1 Wf'S. teams to insure some stiff action from i start to finish.

The bigger the crowd that witnesses the contest the larger will be the sum of money for the relief of the soldiers and sailors The following win be the lineup of the teams; Bendsr'g-JUl Stars- -All-Scholastics of Town Slogan I Can Bay It at Home Go to Altoona!" Rhode3iliam H. County commis- Roberts lett end (Bratton) Whistler left iackle I sicner's chief, cjerk, Chester H. met at -the court bouse.