Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 318, 20 December 1915 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM. AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, DEC.1 20, 1915
Sport?hM
HANER'S HIGH MARK WINS FOR AMERICANS
V in', the A. S.. M. league Saturday at the -'Y". alleys, the Empires won two games from the Americans,' but dropped the third when Harier rolled the high score of 206, copping the game for his team. Snyder won the average honors, with 172. Summary; - ...... American. . . . Player ' 1st 2d. 3d, Total :Av. Holslie 139 129 "149 415 138 Qulgley 161 119 140 420 140 Snyder 135 169 202 516 172 Williams ... J25 117 101 343 114 Haner 130 165 206 501 163
Team Totals. Player1 Sample "Loofborrow.. McMinn .... Davis Caldwell
694 ' 699 ? Empires. 1st. 2d. 181 145 137 157 131 193 117 117 141 151
s798 2295 ,;'; 3d. Total Av. 162 488 162 125 419 139 179 341 117 117 341 117 136 428 142
Team Totals. 709 763 719 2179
SUPPERIORS SUFFER LOSS OF 3 GAMES
The Superiors never. hadi chance
with the Seeding team in the A. SI M."
league games rolled at tne i alleys Saturday, the former taking all three games. Often with the high score of 193 and an average of 179 was by far the "best man on' the floor, playing: consign game throughout. The sOmmary -..j .,v . Superiors.. - -. .. . Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Otten 193 148 196 537 179 Schalk 148 132 159 439 146 Knight 113 144 128 385 128 Kershner . . ;.136 ( 165 148 449, 149 Way .. :.150 180 146 476 158
SEEDEflS. ROLL ALONE
.The At'S-fJtf,. howling team -in the Business - Men's League- rolled Saturdayagainst a score put up by the Bankers at the "Y" alleysvon Dec. 13, and won two out of three games." Weyman got both the high score and high average.; .Summary;--HJxyiX , .. ?: An-SiMt. af &?-'..
Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total A v. I
Ulien ...... -I.S8 lb3. 1J0,.44Z 4.4 1 O'Brien .184jcl5fr453 37v-j 145 Reea ;r.j,166 J5129 453 -151 Snyder ..... 152 160 139 451 '150 Weyman .... l.4. i 180 133 K 477 ,159
QUINTET MAXES TRiP
'-. When ' the s high school basketball team .leaves fbr'its "week's." barnstorming "trip next Sunday , night its will not
have the services of Meranda. Jessup
jvili be in - the lineup. ... Meranda is goingL-on v a trip to Baltimore - and Washington. , The" contract ' for,' the
game, with Lebanon has been received. Efforts are being' made to arrange games with Crawfordsville and Lafayette. The team will be gone for a week. ' ' '
RACINE SQUAD GOMES
Team Total,,' 75481;j?90 '2260
The Indianapolis polo team wilrplay at the Coliseum -Wednesday evening. When the Capital, City boys played here Richmond won ! 5-3, and had to hustle , to do it. The visitors want reyenge and will work hard to et it.
MlAMllGIENGAME
The Miami football team will be given a place en tWe Earlham schedule next8eaaon, the game to be played at Oxford on October 7.. DeFauw's contention that their game should be played at Greencastle this year when Couch Whiteside declares the Metho-
Thev Racine professional - team will play against the local polo five at the
Coliseum "Monday and Friday nights of next week. 'On Tuesday and " Thurs
day they will play Muncie at Muncie. Reports state that the team is one of the fastest on the floor today. The team-is on -a tour of the counry and has not lost a game so far this season.
fully and studied it. It is most accurately ' tramed. and its provisions are Just and right. Considering the meager wages the teachers receive and the fact that they devote their best services to the state then it is but fair for the commonwealth to protect them by giving pensions when they reach an age where active work is no longer possible. The system should be adopted in Richmond." -.- Seeker Favors Plan. -.. Will Seeker, cashier of the Second National bank "I certainly favor the Indiana state teachers retirement law. Either it should be adopted or salaries should be considerably increased. It will not be a heavy financial burden and its cost is justified. . The teachers
are the ones who start young' America on its waycaad yet considering$heir responsibilities their remunerate is far too small." . - c-' Edgar Hiatt, president of theMckinson Trust ' company "I cm "h Artily in favor of the law-. It should ne introduced in Richmond as it has ip other cities where it has proven practicable and ' established a protection . for the teachers whose pr-fession is the least paid of any." - -7 George Knollenberg "I am investigating the law but haven't formed an opinion." ' ' , -. Others' who bad not given the' pension system any- consideration ; were John Rupe and A. D. Gayle. ' . B. F. Moore, superintendent of the Muncie schools and president' of the
DILLON BOXES NORTON.
jack . . Dillon, light heavyweight champion, meets Al. Norton at Memphis, Tenn., tonight in a scheduled eight round bout. Dillon has defeated Norton twice and should repeat.
TEACHERS
Continued From Page One duced in Richmond. If it can prove practical in other cities it can work just as successfully in Richmond.".. Giles Endorses System. - 1 s J. T. Giles, superintendent of the city schools "Since I come under the provisions of the law I am personally Interested in it and as far as I am personally concerned I endorse the teach
ers' "pension system
dists should come to Richmond may
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&SmJz& i ltJhe.teacfteis retirement jaw xare-
Team Totals 74 770 Player ' 1st'.-' 2d.
Weyman ....152 O'Brien 128 Wells 139 Owens 79
152 148 161 157
777 2286
Total Av. 456 152 412 137 423 141 362 120
3d. 152 136 123 126
Heater 88 114 128 330 110
Team Totals 586 732 665 1983
PLAYS PURDUE NEXT.
Wednesday night the Earlham basketball team will go to Lafayette where it will play the Purdue five. Coach Whitesides will take the same team
that played at Wilmington last week. , j
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT Seats at Coliseum PHONE 156f
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Nowhere will you find such bargains as youll find here.
has again been demonstrated to its fullest and we now have Winter Merchandise and Christmas goods that is only equaled in the big stores of the larger cities and even if you would go to these big stores you could never
duplicate this merchandise at the same prices we are asking. A great saving opportunity is now being offered you. Don't let it get away from you. Grasp it now, and come to this store during these next 4 days.
Barg
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$12.92
$20.00 Men's All Wool Suits, Blue
Serges, Brown, Novelties, etc., new
est models, Public Sale price
$15.00 Wen's All Wool Suits, extra good values, newest materials, splendid business; JQ QO Public Sale price... .P4&
$18.00 Men's All Wool Balmaroon Overcoats, Novelties, Mixtures, Checks and Plaids. These are
snappy styles; special
public sale price.
$5.00 Boys' Heavy Chinchilla Overcoats, belted, grey, extra heavy quality, special sale (0 QC price ip&UO $6.50 Boys Wool Suits, Blue Serges, Browns, Mixtures, Norfolk styles, Knickerbocker JJQ QQ Pants, extra snecial .... vOt0 75c Boys' Knickerbocker Knee
Pants, serviceable School Pants
39c
98c
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Men's 50c Dress Shirts, "staple and up-to-date patterns. Public QA sale price OJl $1.00 Dress Shirts, extra fine percales, most useful Xmas Gift r7Q Public sale, price 0
Men's Silk Four-ln-hand Ties in Xmas boxes, $1.00 and 50c values,
Public Sale 48c and
25c
Men's Handkerchiefs in Xmas boxes, wide and narrow borders, 25c to $1.00 values, Public sale - 48c down to J.UC Men's Leather Slippers, in leather
pouches, color red, brown black, Humping values...
Large assortment of Gloves for
Men and Boys, dress or work, 25c
to $1.50 values,. Public sale 'price 98c down to
98c
19c
4-Day Specials $1.25 combination Cedar Oil Mop and bottle of Cedar Oil, or Humping values for Comb. uuL 8 Rolls of large Crepe Toilet Of? Paper, Special value ttJs
Large assortments of box Soaps, useful Xmas gifts, 3 cakes wrapped
in fancy box, Special, box 15c and....
10c
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MILLINERY TRIMMED HATS Choice of any Hat in store, values up to $10.00, chic models, silk linings dress and street Hats. Humping QQ sale price IOt
Bargains
$7.50 all wool Blankets. Public sale price
$4.43
$6.00 all wool Blankets, Qe A O Humping sale price : 0rO
. S1.98
$3.50 wool nap Blankets Extra special values...
75c Crib Blankets, pretty A Q designs. Sale "price TtC Large selection of Holiday Umbrellas, selling from PCkn $1.98 down to OiC
Kimono Aprons, one lot Special public sale price.
Ladies' Purses, latest styles, genu
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some fabricoed, selling from 98c down to
Ladies fleeced Kimonos, values from $1.00 to $3.98, Public fQ sale price, $1.98 down to:.. -1 C
25c
49c
4-Day Specials
$5.00 Ladies all wool Sweaters, with belt, shawl collar. This make
an appreciated gift. Sale price
$2.98
$3.00 Ladies Silk Waists, crepe de
chene, plaids. Etc.. neatly trimmed
and latest styles. Hump
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$1.98
49c
One lot of $1.00 white
Waists, Public sale price...
Infants' silk and knit Hoods, trim
ined with pretty rubber bows. Pub-
lice sale price 98c down to ,
43c
Ladies' pretty collar, in white and
golden siik, splendid article for
Xmas gift selliivg at
48c
Table Linen, large assortment, neat
patterns, selling at per yard, 98c down to
23c
Bargains
'98c
39c
Men's Heavy Arctics, all six
es, now Ladies' Rubber Sandals, new stock Koine at
Men's Gunmetal Button or Blucher Shoes, in sale $X 98 Ladies' Patent Button or Lace Shoes, cloth top, qq now , X0 Men's Leather or Velvet Ev- A erett Slippers going at C Boys' High Top 2 buckle tops, blucher cut, $3.00 value, QQ now pA0 Men's Good Felt and Rubber Combinations in sale T A big assortment Xmas Slippers at a big cut In price 69c Up Big stock of Leggings, all kinds for young and old 23c and uo Mens Good Moulders' J- Q Congress, all sizes, now $J.D
UNBREAKABLE DOLLS, Sleeping Dolls Aa OoS Bs of Every Kind and description now go during these last 4 days at -
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Our big Toyland is now at its best. Hundreds of Toys of every kind are here and at prices that are the lowest in the city.
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