Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 139, 23 April 1915 — Page 10
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY,: APRIL 23, 1915
K. OF C. ENDS BOWLING YEAR
WITH
BANQUET
Father Duffy Acts as Toastmaster Father Cronin Praises Sport and Spirit Shown by Order. The K. of C. Bowling league banquet last night at the Arlington was certainly a fitting cIobo for the season. Forty-one eat down to the spread and all of them thoroughly enjoyed . the dinner. After the banquet came Bpeeches by the officers and team captains. One large Joke, which provided much mirth at the exense of Father Duffy was engineered by Father Cronin. Father Duffy's first course consisted of drum-sticks minus the meat. Father Duffy acted as toastmaster and encouraged some of the backward talk artists in their attempts to get away with some long-winded efforts. Jack O'Brien, captain of the champion Vets was the first called on. "Our team." said Jack, "was In a class by itself. At the state of the race we donated the first three games to the Braves to encourage them. From that time on you began to hear from our
team. I let the rest of the team cap
tains take their choice, and then I
picked the promising ones. I'm telling you this because I have the opportunity of getting in first, and am at least ahead of the knockers who will
follow me."
"Handsome" Phil Mercurio of the Rosebuds, was the next speaker. He was satisfied with the result of the race and voted a large hurrah for the
league. He wants it again next year. Will Broderick, Greenhorns, is quot
ed as saying that the K. of C. league was a success, and that it should be
even better next year.
James Sharkitt. speaking for the
Naps, said, "We enjoyed the sport of
bowling to the utmost, and will be on hand bright and early next year for
another one."
The "King" bowler of the league
was next Eiven a hearing. The toast
master hinted that Ray Lichtenfels
hart been asklnz for a chance to show
his wares. Ray modestly replied, "I can get them down the center of the
alley once in a while, out tonigni am getting splits. Thank you." Crump Wins Hat.
' Harrv Trunin was awarded a hat
for rolling the score of 225.
: .Tim fJoldrick said his team would
have won but for the fear that it would have broken Jack O'Brien's heart.
The oldest member of the order,
John Zwissler. came next. Although
he had not been asked to bowl, Mr, Zwissler bravely volunteered his serv
iced as umDire in the baseball league.
providing no captain saw fit to enlist
him as a backstop. Philip Mercurio, the great left-hand-eH howler had nothing to say.
Otto Pfeiffer made a hurried trip to Indianapolis and back so as to be on hand for the banquet. Otto stated that the league had turned out to be better than his fondest expectations.
Judge Head of Brookvllle, who orfered a ball for the highest average
has not been heard from, but the man
entitled to it will receive the ball with
in a short time. Rev. Cronin Praises Work.
Grand Knight Luke McTigue, was
much elated over being able to attend the function. "I came to eat and enjoyed it," he said. Father Cronin said: "I was not asked to Join the bowling league until late, and after using the tape line found that too much girth would always be my excuse for a low score. I do like sport, and the K. of C. will always find in me a willingness to help in any undertaking attempted by them. I used to play baseball, at one time being on the receiving end of an independent team with Mordecai (three-fingered) Brown, but when he went to the National league I entered the ministry and, so to speak, lost my identity in the baseball world." John Harrington, chairman of the entertainment committee grew a little chesty, and defied the newspaper men to question his boasts of being a poor bowler.
CITY BECOMES CENTER
FOR POSTAL SUPPLIES
Richmond will become a central sup
ply station for forty or fifty postoffices in four or five counties surrounding. Postmaster Beck learned today- when
Postmaster Springsteen of Indianapolis asked for a conference April 28
to give instructions for sending out
these supplies. The idea is a new one, all supplies now being handled from the postoffice department at Washington. The supplies are ordered quarterly, but owing to the delay in the unwieldy system in getting out small rush orders for daily reports and other record sheets, the government will make it possible by the new plan to have requisitions filed in a few hours, Postmaster Beck said. The local postoffice is now a depository for money order funds for offices of Randolph, Jay, Fayette, Union and Preble counties, which include about thirty-five offices. County lines are not regarded, but the convenience and railroad facilities for reaching offices will be taken into consideration in making up the list which will be subordinate to Richmond in the matter of supplies, Mr. Beck said.
CLUB DEBATES
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Power company taking over the municipal plant or the city taking over the electric plant of the Light, Heat and Power company. There is another group of citizens who think the wisest action the city could pursue would be to lease its plant to Its privately owned competitor, providing satisfactory arrangements as to rates and rental of the plant could be made. Mayor Robbins today declared that he was absolutely opposed to any plan which contemplates the disposal of the city plant to its competitors. Plant Refutes Argument. He says the argument of the advocates of this plan that a privately owned corporation can conduct a business enterprise more efficiently and economically than a municipality can is not substantiated in the case of the Richmond Light, Heat and Power company. "The city plant In Richmond has always been a more profitable enterprise than its competitor, it has always given better service, and its equipment today is more modern and in a higher state of efficiency than the plant of the Light, Heat and Power company," the mayor declared. This argument used by the mayor In advocacy of a municipalized electric service monoply is also employed by those opposed to any change in existing conditions. They state that the municipal plant has been a profitable investment for the city, because competition has always required that the
plant be maintained at a high state of
efficiency to retain tne advantage it
is recognized to have over its competitor. If competition is removed, one
way or the other, they argue, there is a prospect that in the future the local electrical service will not be as satisfactory as it now is.
ACITC AriOTUCD TDIAI I
HOIW HI1U 1 111.11 i iiiml FOR ALFRED STINSON
Alfred Stinson, 19, is held pending a decision of Judge Fox on what action to take on the charge of grand larceny which has been placed against the boy as the result of robberies southeast of the city, and the buglarizing of No. 13 school house, while his companions in the thefts, Wayne Stinson, his 17-year-old brother, and Harry Coulter, 17, were released on their own recognizance on recommendation of Prosecutor Reller.
Attorney Ray Shlveley appeared for the elder Stinson, asking that the boy be given a chance to go to work under strict supervision, while Prosecutor Reller recommended punishment to remove the younger boys from Alfred's influence. The case was taken under consideration.
UNLOCKS DOORS
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who spol:e for half an hour on the achievements of the improvement association and the civic relation it bears to the city. "Without personal recompense, the members have been working for twenty years to improve conditions, promote the growth of the city and stimulate civic interest," Judge Cornstock said. "Not enough credit is given the organization for Its multiple accomplishments." He then reviewed the work of the
How to Overcome Stomach Troubles
An able stomach specialist says that stomach trouble in most cases is due to too much acid and not to a lack of digestive Juices. The excess acid, hyperacidity, doctors call it, destroys the action of the digestive Juices and your food ferments and sours. To neutralize the excess acid use ordinary Bisurated Magnesia, taking a teaspoonful in water after meals. It works almost like magic. In a comparatively short time you can eat anything. If at any time you have the slightest distress after eating simply take a little Bisurated Magnesia and obtain complete relief in from one to five minutes. , Bisurated Magnesia is sold by all leading druggists of this city. The manufacturers absolutely guarantee relief in any case of stomach acidity or your money will be refunded. Adv.
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You don't want a slow remedy when your stomach is bad or an uncertain one or a harmful one your stomach is too valuable; you mustn't injure it with drastic drugs. Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its speed in giving relief; its harmlessness; its certain unfailing action in regulating sick, sour, gassy stomachs. Its millions of cures in indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach trouble has made it famous the world over. Keep this perfect stomach doctor in your home keep it handy get a large fifty-cent case from any drug store and then if anyone should eat something which doesn't agree with them; if what they eat lays like lead, ferments and sours and forms gas; causes headache, dizziness and nausea; eructations of acid and undigested food remember as soon as Pape's Diapepsin comes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes. Its promptness, certainty and ease in overcoming the worst stomach disorders is a revelation to those who try it. Adv.
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How hampered one is without a watch! Still, one does not always have a place to carry an ordin a r y watch. Dresses do not always have watch pockets and chatelaine pins are frequently inappropriate.
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tssoclatlon in opening Beallview park, converting the old South Side cemetery Into a park, purchasing the big farm and converting it into agrowlng addition to the city, bringing the C. & O. railroad to Richmond and starting industrial growth in the south end. Men Serve Faithfully. Attention was called to the fact that Adolph Blickwedel has served for thirteen years as president and Anton Stolle for ten years as treasurer. The length of service of Cash Beall as
secretary was commented on. Mr. Beall was succeeded by Hans Koll. Perry J. Freeman spoke of the opening of a new building by the Indianapolis Glove company and declared this company should be offered every encouragement. He said the
South Side Improvement association is responsible in a measure for the company locating here, since it provided the factory building and facilities for carrying work. Adolph Blickwedel, the president, commen'.ed on the fact that the south side is now south of South M street. "Few persons know there is a South M street and yet we are setting here
tonight in a building located south of
South M street," Mr. Blickwedel said. "I remember the time when South A street was the limit of the south end.
Later the boundry was South E street
and when Beallview was opened, It became South H street. Now we can
say the South Side reaches south of S--- tvt offset." Hans Koll answered the jests and goj. 4.&iuied puns which were cast In his direction in a short witty speech in which he handled each of the aggressors separately and effectively. The subject of the puns in a recent arrival in Mr. Koll's home, a baby boy born about three months ago. Joviality abounded and the more serious phases of business life, and association work were discarded, witty stories being supplemented. A guest of Fred Hackman, Mr. Burns, took the
floor and ' was called back to repeat some of his stories. S. K. Morgan had a number of verses which took the house by storm. The last word of alternating lines, rhymed with the name of some prominent member of the association which followed In the next line. The names were not mentioned but the association members guessed them at once. Music was furnished by the Maennerchor quartet consisting of Joseph Wessell, August Sturm, Fred "Wiemeyer, and Urban Gausepohl. The new building is east of the park
pavilion and is large enough for any . kind of gatherings the association will i hold in the future. In dimensions it is seventy by forty feet All meetings will be held there.
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Chas. E. Werking Architect and Building Superintendent. Room 2. Leeds Bldg.
The C. B. A. class of the Central Christian church cordially invites every man in the city not affiliated with any other Bible school, to attend their class at the Tabernacle, 12th and North B, Sunday, April 25, at 9:05 a. m. A SUNDAY SCHOOL THAT IS DIFFERENT.
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