Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 302, 28 October 1913 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, OCT. 28, 1913

SENTIMENT AGIST W. C0VIIIGT0I1 TEAM Baseball Club Decides to Pick 1914 Aggregation From Different Towns.

WANTS GOOD MANAGER

BY CHALMER MUTCHNER. Owing to dissatisfaction expressed By Richmond baseball fans at the idea of bringing an outside baseball team to this city next season, the- Richmond Baseball club at its meeting last night decided It would be better to Instruct the manager that will be hired for next year's team to select his slayers from a number of different places. Baseball fans of this city have expressed a dislike for the idea of bringing the entire West Covin gtn team here next year, believing it would not receive the support that would be accorded a newly organized nine. At the meeting last night the correspondence that has passed between George Brebm ami R. L. Kenney, manager of the West Covington team was ordered filed for future reference and the secretary was instructed to open negotiations with a number of other well known managers of semi-professional teams in Ohio and Indiana. Letters stating the desire of the local organization to employ a capable

manager will be written to Joe Smith, manager of the Cincinnati Shamrocks; Harry Hawkins, manager of the Dayton ShiJohs; Bruce Weedon, who brought the All Stars to this city from Indianapolis; Andy Reinhart, manager of the Indianapolis Reserves for many years and George Rohrer, manager of the Norwood Blues of Cincinnati. All of these men are experienced managers and have enjoyed the confidence of the players for many years and any one would be able to give Richmond a winning team. The terms that the local club will extend a manager were not determined, it depending largely upon the kind of a proposition that would be offered for its consideration. It wants a team that will be able to win at least two thirds of the games on its schedule and will he prepared to pay a substantial bonus to its manager for next year providing he can show the right kind of figures in his percentage of games won for the season. Negotiations Not Dropped. This does not mean that all nego

tiations with Kenney are dropped. He

is considered by many as the most desirable man who can be given the managership for next year and it is known that he desires to come to

Richmond. Should he be given charge of baseball here, he will be instructed to build up an entirely new team, part of whom may be West Covington players, but not so many as to Btamp it as this year's West Covington team.

STARS TAKE 3 FROM GREENS

In the opening game of the league season last night at the Y. M. C. A. alleys, the Stars defeated the Greens in three straight games. Zeyen of the Stars rolled the highest average for the evening, 153. Mayer, of the same team took the high score 176. The next game will be played tomorrow evening between the Doctors and Hunt's team. Score: Greens. Green 141 144 133 Foster 142 140 146 Ringhoff 129 137 135 Gillespie 108 159 151 Blind 140 140 140

A New Principle in Complexion Treatment

(From Society World) Most creams are injurious when used habitually. They clog the pores and eventually form a permanent, soggy, stifling film which interferes with eliminative action and makes the ekin sickly and pasty. There is an application mercolized wax which acts upon an entirely different principle. While perfectly harmless, It has the peculiar property of removing by absorption the dead and halfdead particles of scarf skin, as well as unhealthy matter in the pores. Thus It takes away from instead of adding to the complexion, differing in this respect from cosmetics. The result is a perfectly natural and healthy young complexion. Mercolizod wax, procurable at any drug store (one ounce Is sufficient), is applied at night like cold cream and washed off in the morning. The correct principle in the treatment of wrinkles Is to tighten the skin, which naturally irons out the lines. A face bath, remarkably effective in this direction, may be made by dissolving 1 oz. powdered saxolite in pt. witch hazel. C Advertisement)

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THREE BREAK RECORD Boys Tie in 100-Yard Dash At Y. M. C. A.

Breaking the local Y. M. C. A. intermediate indoor record for the 100 yard dash. Bavis, Meranda and Parker tied last night for first place doing the distance in 12 2-5 seconds. The former record was two-fifths of a second slower. McKee, Loehr and Kinder also finished under the old record, making the 100 yards in 12 2-5 seconds. McKee won the twelve-pound shot

put, throwing it 34 feet, 6 Inches. Par-!

ker was second putting it 30 feet. 1 inch. The record as made last year Is 33 feet. 6 inches. Next Monday evening the Intermediates will do the standing broad Jump and the twenty-yard swim. The juniors this afternoon competed in the same events that engaged the attention of the intermediates last night. There is a large number of boys in this class

and mo6t of them were entered for ;

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tains in Class A. of the Junior department: Porter. Brady. O'Neal. Leiter. Medearis. Watt. Smith and Harris. These captains will pick their teams for games to be played during the gym periods of the junior department. A league of six teams will be organized among the smaller boys of this department. Mr. Pears felt that there

is too much disparity In as and site j in this department to organize the en- ' tire class into one large league. The captains of the younger teams have not been selected.

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With the remarkable rapidity of this -week's sales, these few Hoosier Club Memberships we have left will be snapped up long before we expected. The others have gone to enterprising women who appreciate this great chance to solve the servant problem in their kitchens and make their wrork comfortable f and easy by expending only a dollar. These women each received the cabinet within a few hours of the time they joined the club. We delivered it at once and set it up all ready to use. Their delight can be appreciated only by a Hoosier owner. Each paid merely $1.00, (the Hoosier Club membership fee that Is part of the price of the cabinet), and weekly dues of only $1.00 for merely a few weeks , complete the small total bill. The women who may enjoy these same advantages are so few. that we urge you to make up your mind. now to be here early tomorrow morning and enroll as one of the lucky Hoosier members. Only Complete Cabinet There isn't a woman living who isn't overjoyed at the comfort and ease of management and working conditions that the Hoosier brings.

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CANNED PEAS New Pack, 1913 Crop, Standard Quality $1.05 Doz. Cans 2 Cans, 19c

New Sour Kraut New Dill Pickles New Pitted Dates New Cod Fish

PER-OXIDE SOAP A Fine Toilet Article. Kirk's Best, Regular 10c Bars 3 Bars, 25 Cents

OIL OF CEDAR MOPS Worth $1.50 each. Cedar Oil for mops, worth 25e per can. One Mop and one can oil for 98c

Peeled Dried Peaches New Buckwheat Flour New (gleaned Currants Ripe Olives in Bulk

CANNED MUSHROOMS Genuine French, Hotel Style, Fine Quality 19c per Can

BLACK CHERRIES Finest California Jumbo Ox-hearts, regular 35c goods 22c per Can.

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1017-1019 Main St.

The Place You Get The Most Change Back." ) HALLOWE'EN TIME Let Conkey's outfit you with all the droll accessories that nile on this weird and mystic occasion. Hallowe'en occurs Friday nibt of this week and It's high time that you supply yourself with grease paint, clown white and darky black, cold cream and other cosmetics. We are headquarters for all sorts of unusual make-ops, aa well as a complete line of Hallowe'en post cards.

CHOCOLATES Fin freBh sweetmeats of famous makes. Including Belle Meade Sweets, Ramer's, Belch's, Johnston's and others. Try a 5c cake of Peter's Hershey's or McKenzie's in sweet milk, almond or maple they're delicious. See us for all the makes of chewing gums. Always fresh.- See us for Horehcrund and Wild Cherry drops.

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NEW ARRIVALS in Bath Cabinets, Jad Salts, tinez Cigars, Richmond and School pennants. Rex Chest Protectors, Chamois and Vests. Remember remedy or beauty receipe you read of In magazine

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