The West Virginian. [volume], November 09, 1917, Page PAGE 9, Image 9

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ARMY
A UNI
i By BIDDY BYE.
Woman does not like to camp out. c
le work of feeding ber family is al- j
ays too bard.
No matter how energetic she might r
i, almost any nice housekeeper would 1
r appalled at the prospect of getting I
Inner In a kitchen like the one above c
ctured. e
Bu^wlth Just such conveniences the s
rmy cook must prepare food'tor 250 I
ien. No small part of his labor con- i
sts 11 baking a pounnd of bread a day 11
ir each soldier. d
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HE CiWD TOMORROW;
1
")ld Penn-Dartmouth Game |"
Also Promises to be In- ,
teresting.
P' ^ (By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Nov. y.?Two games B
Vtand out on the Eastern football
'schedule ot the morrow as giving
promise of being close, hard (ought 1
Contests. These are the meeting of
Pennsylvania and Dartmouth at BosIon
and -the Pittsburgh-Washington n
band Jefferson struggle at Pittsburgh.
In other respects the Saturday list (
W gridiron combats is not likely to
hi# productive of either form or score
upsets. j
i Judged upon their season' records
^Dartmouth and Pennsylvania appear
to be reasonably evenly matched ana r
the outcome is likely to bo a small
margin victory for the eleven which
jte the more alert and quicker to take
Advantage of the breaks in the play.
Last season the teams of these two -
MHeges played a 7 to 7 tic but 11:1a
jfact has little bearing upon the rc- ,
kult of tomorrow's contests as very
lew of the men who participated In
at struggle are now wearing mo- tklns.
The Quakers have played
eeven game3 to date winning live and j
being defeated by Pittsburg and
Georgia Tech. Dartmouth has wou (i
ult six games scheduled thus far this
season, the defeats of West Virginia r
and Penn. State being the outstanding
features. v ,
The record of the University of
Pittsburgh eleven Is more Impressive j
than that of Washington and Jefferson'
but the latter combination is one t
of grdat strength and has been especially
pointed for thltf struggle. It (
Is .certain that the smaller college
team will give the Panthers the hard- (
est kind of a gridiron battle before
they will admit defeat. In their ,
game of a year ago Pittsburgh won
from Washington and Jefferson by a .
score of 37 to 0 but it is doubtful if
the present team will duplicate these 7
PlS^the other games of the day In 1
i.'hlch the more prominent elevens of ?
Vie section are scheduled to partici- j
Lte the outcome appears to he more '
rquestion of scores than victory or j
Befeat Both the Army and Navy ?
teams should win rrom their reaper- 1
live Opponents, Carlisle Indians and .
Georgetown. Rutgers appears to have "
the edge on the Sprliiglield Y. M. C.
A. Training School eleven although
the latter combination is exceedingly
proficient in the use of the forward
pass in ail its variations. Colgate
should win from St. Bonaventure but |
both Syracuse and Swartmore will1
to the 5&/0* :
fatores&bu cant
^ them with
,Go!s$rn
, No, Madam! Golden Sun Is all
coffee?full value. If we gave
prAniutts, we would have to
lower the quality, as the cost
ofithe premium is always included
in the price you pay.
gjgolden Sun i3 full-flavored.
Hgyiry pound makes an unusual
^Rftiber of cups?fragrant, clear,
gaStfyfng?-and never bitter or
trraday, For our exclusive prnc'
ess removes the dust and chaff,
gold only by grocers.
Woolson
Hpp| Toledo, Ohio
LESSONS FOR HOUSgKEl
TED STATES ARMY KIELD KITCHE
Ana what a variety of foods the c
ooks and bakers must know how to
>repure!
The garrison ration of the army
nenu consists of 25 staple articles,
rhey are fresh beef, bacon, flour, bakng
powder, dried beans, rice, potatoes,
inlons, Canned tomatoes, prunes, jam,
waporated apples and peaches, coffee,
lugar. evaporated milk, vinegar, pickes.
salt, syrup and lemon extract,
iomo of the more Important substlutes
are likely to be canned corn beef.
Irled and canned fish, cornmeal,
Ind Rncknell and Lafayette, respcciveiy,
more difficult to subdue.
The prinicpal games of the day. totether
with the scores where the
ante institutions met a year ago, are
is follows:
iaturday, November 10?1916 Score.
Mr.ctn? vo ITrtl.. neaee IT . -
UW-TIWII VUI. tn. IIWIY viuan, ll IU
4.
Colgate vs. St. Bonavonture, did I
lot meet.
Columbia vs. llnbart, did nor meet.
Dickinson vs. Frank & Marsh. 13
o 7.
Gettysburg vs. Sit. St. Mary's, 12
o 3.
Hamilton vs. Univ. of Buffalo, 1!)
o 0.
Havcrford vs. Lebanon Valley, did ,
lot meet.
Johns Hopkins vs. Western Maryand.
21 to 1).
Muhlenberg vs. Albright. 43 to 0.
N. V. Univ. vs. Trinity, did not
teet.
Penn Mil. Col. vs. Washington
loll. 17 to 0.
Penn. State vs. Lehigh, 10 to 7.
Phillips Kxeter vs. Dartmouth
"reslimen. 3 to 14.
Stevens vs. Delaware. 0 to
Susquehanna vs. Villanova. did not
aect.
Lafayette vs. Swart hmorc, 6 to 10
Syracuse vs. Bucknell. did not meet
Tufts vs. Colby, did not meet
Union vs. Rensselaer Poly, 4? to
I.
Army vs. Carlisle Indians, did not
neel.
Navy vs. Georgetown, 13 to 7.
Univ. of Penn vs. Dartmouth. 7 to
Cniv of Pittsburg vs. Wash. & '
eft'.. 37 to 0.
Univ. of Rochester vs. Wesleyan,
id not meet.
Williams vs. Middtebury, did not
aect.
Rutgprs vs. Springfield T. S. did
tot meet.
Worcester P I vs. Amherst, did,
lot meet.
Maryland State vs. St. John's. 31
.0 G.
Princoton (Fresh.) vs. Harvard
Fresh.) '
Harvard Informnls vs. Camp Dev.
ms, did not meet.
New Hampshire vs. Maine, 0 to
I.
Brown vs. Newport Naval Reserve, I
lid not meet.
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anned vegetalce,'canned fruit, chocolate
and tea. cereals. and snecial* for
holidays.
Cooking for soldiers le far trom
easy, but it can be done by men under
conditions Which women would call
"impossible."
"Show me a company of happy, snappy
men, full of 'pep,' and I will know
that be cook of that company is ou his
job," says a colonel.
The statement, like the soldier's ration,
can be adapted to home consumption.
Yankee Artillery
Charged at Front
(By Associated Press"*
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Nov. 9.?Tlio first American
artillery unit to establish contact with
the Germans came back to its billets
today.
The men were tired and muddy but
still as enthusiastic a lot of soldters as
ever came out of ""gun pits. The artillery
had a longer stay at the front than
the infantry and they came oacl? men
and horses, wet to the bone and covered
with mud and ready to-deep.
Their home coming wasftne long to
be remembered iu this section of
France.
American Soldiers
Buried in France i
(By Associated Press)
AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE.
Nov -j ?The first three American soldiers
killed in the trenches in France
are tonight sleeping in French soil
honored by the American army and
the people and army of France. Their j
final interment took plate yesterday. !
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