Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 263, 21 September 1916 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALIJUMUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1916

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EARLHAM VETS PUNCTURE LINE FOR TWO GOALS Plugging the yearling line for consistent gains El Mills and Dole Calvert, of the varsity, battered , their way across the final white bar In the varsity-freshmen scrimmage of the Earlham football program on Reid Field last night. The first termers failed to score. Rees booted the oval over the bar for both tallies, giving first team a 14-0 majority. , Last night's workout was of the drag-out variety and "pep" and action .was spilled throughout every minute of the solid two hours of gridiron eessioning. Coach Whiteside had. the men on the hop all the . time and it was a sorry and bedraggled bunch of football material that wended its way to the showers of Old Bundy long after the shades of eve had settled down In gobs over Reid Field. The weeding-out process will begin within a few days. Coach Whiteside announces. BAER LEAVES MIAMI FOR EASTERN TEAM OXFORD, 0., Sept. 21 Carlos Baer, Miami University's big football tackle and captain of the team this year, yesterday announced his withdrawal from the institution. He has been persuaded by Coach Cavanaugh, of Dartmouth college, to attend that school, '. and will leave for Hanover, N. H., tomorrow. Dartmouth has been after Baer for two years. Just what inducement was offered the star lineman is .not known; but it must have been an ; attractive one. for he had enrolled at Miami and had attended football practices for ten days. Vivian ("Chief") Crawford, of Woodstock, last year's great half-back, has been chosen captain in Baer's place. GRIDIRON ELEVEN OPEN FOR GAMES HAGERSTOWN, Ind., Sept. 21. Getting away to an early start, the Hagerstown football team Is In the field and ready to take on any and all comers. Harry Flood, captain and manager of the team, has lined up a veteran lot of gridiron material that with a. little of 'seasoning will' bear watching. Hagerstown has a few open dates and teams wishing games are asked to communicate with Manager Flood, Hagerstown, Ind. BRINGS STRONG TEAM Glenn McCann, former manager and field captain of the Richmond baseball club, is the moving spirit of the Cincinnati Tuxola club which furnishes the excitement at Athletic park Sunday. "Mac" has assured the Richmond club that he will bring along a club representing the premier bush league talent in Clncy. A number of minor league lights, home for the winter will be drafted into the service of the Tuxolaa. Yesterday's Scores In Major Leagues NATIONAL At Philadelphia R. H. E. Pittsburgh 000 000 0000 7 2 Philadelphia . . 000 007 OOx 7 11 0 Batteries Cooper, Harmon and Fischer; Demaree and Burns. Second game: R. H. E. v.... i AA1 ArtA AA1 O A i KltlSDUrgn .... uui uuu uui. - a i Philadelphia .. 200 000 0013 5 0 Batteries Mamaux and Fischer; Demaree and Burns. At Boston R. H. E. Cincinnati ... 010 140 10512 17 1 Boston 000 001 030 4 10 3 Batteries Mitchell and Wtngo; Rudolph. Nehf, Barnes and Gowdy. At Brooklyn R. H. E. St. Louis 000 200 0002 5 41 urooKiyn n uvi uu t t Batteries Ames. Williams and Gonzales; Smith and O. Miller. At New York R. H. E. Chicago 001 100 0002 6 0 New York 000 200 20x 4 8 2 Batteries Lavender, Hendrlx and Wilson; Schupp and McCarty. . AMERICAN At Detroit R. H. E Boston 000 300 010 4 8 2 Detroit 030 000 0003 8 2 Batteries Leonard and Carrigan Thomas; Ehmke and Stanage, Baker At Chicago R H E Philadelphia . . 022 001 2007 11 1 Chicago 320 012 OOx 8 14 2 Batteries Johnson, Seibold and Haley; Russell, Danforth and Lynn. At St. Louis R. New York 000 000 2103 St. Louis 201 000 40x 7 Batteries Russell, Fischer Walters: Groom and Hartley. H. E. 7 1 12 2 and At Cleveland R. H. E. Washington ... 010 100 0002 6 2 Cleveland 000 010 20x 3 6 2 Batteries Ayers and Williams; Boehling and DeBerry.

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SAINTS PUT CHECK ON TEUTON DRIVE Kaysee League Won Lost Pet. Tigers 2 1 .667 Santa Maria 2 1 .667 Krawlers 1 2 .333 Germans 1 2 .333 Trojans 0 0 .000 Vets 0 0 .000 Tim Cronin's noble work in the initial stanza of the German-Saint alley flare at the City path ways last night netted the Teutons one game. The rest of the program was taken over by the opposition, who inaugurated a drive in the finals. Quinlivan, of the Saints, was good for high score 199. Cronin came through for high average. The scores: Santa Maria 1st 2d 3d Quinlivan 113 199 178 Pfeiffer 151 154 179 Shofer ...i 143 133 177 Brennan 146 114 188 P. B. Mercurio 125 170 887 Totals 678 770 887 Germans 1st 2d 3d Selm 153 141 159 Zwissler 141 154 159 Cronin 196 179 131 Knauber 126 106 119 Zeyen 125 164 133 Totals 741 744 701 High Score Quinlivan, 199. High Average Cronin, 169. HUBS PLAY MARION HAGERSTOWN, Ind. Sept. ,21. Manager Lichtenstadt of the Hagers town Hubs announces that his team has been booked for a return game at Marion, October 2. The Hubs played at Marion some time ago and scored a win as well as a big hit with the Marion fans. To date no game has been booked for next Sunday. Big League Dope NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet. Brooklyn 84 55 .604 Philadelphia 82 56 .594 Boston 78 56 .582 New York '.. 74 62 .544 Pittsburg 64 79 .448 Chicago 63 80 .441 St. Louis 60 83 .420 Cincinnati .....55 89 .382

Yesterday's Results. Cincinnati, 12; Boston, 4. " x: Brooklyn, 4; St. Louis, 2. New York. 4; Chicago, 2. Pittsburg, 0; Philadelphia, 7. First game. Philadelphia, 3; Pittsburg, 2. ' Second game. Games Today. Cincinnati at Boston. Chicago at New York. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2). St. Louis at Brooklyn. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet. Boston S3 59 .585 Chicago 83 62 .572 Detroit S3 63 .568 New York 74 68 .521 St. Louis 75 71 .514 Cleveland 74 71 .510 Washington 71 70 .504 Philadelphia 31 110 .220 Yesterday's Results. Boston, 4; Detroit, 3. Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 7. Cleveland, 3; Washington, 2. St. Louis. 7; New York, 3 Games Today. Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Boston at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Clubs Won. Lost. Pet. Louisville ; 94 61 .606 Indianapolis 90 64 .584 Minneapolis . 83 73 .532 Kansas City 81 73 .526 St. Paul 77 76 .503 Toledo 72 , 81 .471 Columbus 66 ; 83 .443 Milwaukee 50 102 .329 Yesterday's Results. Indianapolis, 11; Toledo, 2. No other games.

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NATCOS BOW DOWN BEFORE BOOKKEEPS

Won Geezers 4 Natco 3 Modles " 3 Bookkeeps ... 2 Lost 2 3 3 Pet. .667 .500 .500 4 .333 With Midge Klute at the helm . the Bookkeep craft of the "Y" league set a pace just a trifle too fast for the Natcos and as a result , two of last night's sessions between the rival factions went to the Bookkeep crowd. Klute featured with a 246 score in the first one. Shepman's 183 count helped the Nats to win the final. The score: BOOKKEEPS 1st. Klute ............ 246 Hodapp .......... 92 Kercheval ....... 129 Blomeyer ........ 141 Haner ........... 181 2nd. 139 144 125 112 174 3rd 158! 121 1 130: 153; 178! Totals ....... 789 694 NATCOS 1st ' 2nd. Hilles ...181 135 Schwerman ....... 112 122 Asbury ...125 118 Schepman ........ 136 167 Bennett ...137 149 Totals ' . . .'. ... 691 691 High score Klute, 245. High average Klute, 181. 740 3rd. 142 112 161 183 159 757 FIGHT PROMOTERS TO ARRANGE CARD According to promoters of the Quaker City Boxing club, boxing will come-back in Richmond this fall and winter. The Q. C. A. C, which was organized last winter and which is the only organization that ever .successfully promoted boxing here, will hold a re-organization meeting soon. Plans for the season will be discussed at this meeting. It is understood the Quaker Boxing club will with its re-organization take steps to arrange for an opening card to be held at the Eagles Hall either late in November or early in December. Boxing cards will be staged at intervals throughout the winter months, it is announced. PLACES NO FAITH IN TRACTION LINE A business survey started in the interests of the Columbus, Greensburg and Richmond Traction company, was expected to end here this afternoon. Backers of the project for the construction of a line from Columbus to Richmond left Columbus in an automobile to learn of business conditions on the proposed route and to sell stock. Walter McConaha of the McConaha company and a few other Richmond persons are stockholders. Little is known of the proposed line here except that it was started years ago and dropped, and that recently directors of the old company have renewed activities. The proposed route is through Connersville. "It's a wild goose-chase," said Mr. McConaha when asked about the survey. . TI.RZAH AID DIN A banquet the result of an insurance contest in the Tirzah Aid society of the Ben Hur lodge, was held yesterday at the home of Miss Maud Holcomb, 435 South Thirteenth street Mrs. W. C. Jones and Mrs. Ross Robinson were leaders of the competing divisions of the society. Mrs. Arthur Williams, on Mrs. Jones' team, was the winner. The banquet was given by Mr. Shepard, for the winning side.

BULBARS LOSE HEIGHTS AT IMPORTANT POINTS

PARIS, Sept. 21. Continuing their advance in their own country toward Monistir, Serbian troops have captured from the Bulgarians two important heights east of the Cerna, the French war office announced today. In . the open country between Fior a second glance at his attire. As you by your clothes.

CITY MUST PREPARE FOR SANITARY SEWER IN VALLEY OF RIVER

"Richmond has a rare beauty spot in the center of the cltyj yet it can not be appreciated because of the foul and polluted stream of water which runs through it," J. L. . Harrington, Kansas . City bridge expert, said referring to the Whitewater river valley at the .citizens' bridge meeting yesterday . afternoon. "There is a chance for a boulevard of rare beauty in the river valley, but such a drive is out of the question until a large sewer has been constructed to carry the sewage which is at present dumped into the river. "In making plans for bridges, the erection of such a drive some time in the future must be kept in mind. It will be but a few years until the State Board of Health will order such a sewer erected and it will be necessary for this sewer to empty into a sewage disposal plant outside of the city limits." Mayor Robbins agreed with Mr. Harrington and said that the city is. already, planning its finances for the erection of such a sewer. ST. YVES GOING BACK TO FIGHT HE-NJ3.I .STYVES: Henri St. Yves, the famous Marathon runner, aviator and motor cyclist, will soon say good-bye to Amer. lea and go back to his native land. St. Yves has been sent for by the Minister, of. War. The warrant was served on him' while he was training on the local track. St. Yves came to America in 1907, when he competed in many of the Marathon races and defeated many of the crack runners of the world, including Johnny Mayes, Dorando and Tom Longboat. WASHINGTON GETS MUSICAL FEATURE Final arrangements for the appearance at the Washington Theatre on Sept. 27 of Al. H. Wilson were completed today by Edward Everet, advance man, and Manager Earl Kessler. Mr. Wilson will present "My Killarney Rose." The type of character made famous by William Scanlon, Chauncey Olcott and Fiske O'Haia will be portrayed by Mr. Wilson. Mr. Evert is also responsible for the statement that the production contains many tuneful and lingering melodies. The average speed of the phonograph record under the needle is 1.82 miles an hour. ina and the Brcde river, the Bulgarians; are making extensive - use of their cavalry in efforts to stop . the Serbian advance, but without avail. The official report . states that a Btrong cavalry attack in this region was repulsed by the Serbians.

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WORTH'S MUSEUM WRECKED BY FIRE

Worth's museum, located a few miles out of New Castle, and a mecca for several hundred Richmond people yearly was completely destroyed by lire Wednesday. The loss has been estimated at $1,000,000. An overturned alcohol lamp exploded, setting fire to the star shaped building at Springport. The collection was owned by E. M. Worth, 80, who took it ot Springport nine years ago. For awhile it was located in Detroit. Worth, 80, who took it to Springport fortune out of his collection, which frequently was visited by 1,000 peri sons on Sundays. The star shaped j building was constructed after Worth's j own design and was 506 feet in cir cumference. - It was surrounded by trees and shrubs imported from distant parts of the world. Worth boasted of possessing the head of Charle3 Guiteau, the assassin of President Garfield. ' " MARLATT ATTENDS REGIMENT REUNION Charles E. Marlatt, a member of the board of public works was one of the sixty-two surviving members of the Sixty-eighth Indiana infantry who attended the annual regimental reunion at Greensburg yesterday. Thirty other members of the regiment were present, among them Nimrod Parrott of Centerville. When the regiment was organized it numbered ' 1,010 officers and men. HOLDS CONFERENCE OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS Bible study for high school students will be thoroughly discussed and analyzed at the meeting of representatives of all churches of the city next Sunday afternoon at the Y. M. C. A. In explanatory letters to the superintendents of all Sunday Schools in the city each church is urged to havej one or more representatives present. The meeting has been called by the Rev. Francis C. Anscombe, chairman of the Educational committee of the Ministerial Association and Principal F. G. Pickell of the Richmond high school. FORCE SOCIALISTS INTO GERMAN ARMY LONDON, Sept. 21. Arrested in Berlin on a charge of seditious antiwar agitation 130 socialists have been forcibly impressed into military service, according to a dispatch to the Wireless Press from Zurich today. Although above the age limit and declared to be unfit for military service, the socialists were turned over to the military authorities soon after their arrest. After a few weeks in the field, they were sent to the front. FIFTY CARS BURNED DETROIT, Sept. 21. Fire early today damaged or destroyed fifty-two! box cars on the Pere Marquette rail- i road loading tracks in this city, with! damage estimated at $50,000. Ask for and Get THE HIGHEST QUALITY EGG NOODLES 36 Page Recipe Book Free SKINNER MFG. CO.. OMAHA. U.5A IAGST MACARONI FACTORY IN AMICA Cor. 7th and Main

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OLATHE, Kas.. Sept. 21 Bert Dudley, an ex-convict who was convicted of murdering Henry Mueller and his wife, near here, was taken from the Johnson county jail early this morning by an armed mob and lynched. Dudley was a white man. The mob came to the jail shortly after midnight and forceably took the prisoner. He was strung up to a telephone pole. Feeling against the man had been running high since the murder of the Muellers on August 20. . Civil authorities battled with the mob before Dudley was finally secured from his cell. City firemen were called upon to disperse the crowd, but they were cowed at pistol point. After battering down the doors of the jail the mob secured Dudley, led him to a point just outside of the town and then strung him up. SOLONS TO DISCUSS BULGAR WAR FUND BERNE, Sept. 21. The Bulgarian Sobranje will assemble October 15, the Bulgarian minister to Switzerland announced today. . "The Sobranje will vote an expression of confidences in the government and also will vote an expenditure for carrying on the war," the minister said. COLORS FOR Continued from page One man who presides over the society j department hear the arguments advanced by Mrs. Cook and by Mrs. Hicks. "Blue for girls" she said. SCENE TWO (At The Restaurant.) "I won the bet, give me my dollar," said Mrs. Cook. "I won't give you a dollar any such a thing. Pink is for girl babies. I don't care what they say," said Mrs. Hicks. Then the police. Prosecutor Reller and Mayor Robbins became involved in the controversy because after Mrs. Cook planted her fist in Mrs. Hicks' face Mrs. Hicks filed a charge of assault and battery against Mrs. Cook. In questioning the two women this morning Prosecutor Reller felt incompetent to judge the merits of arguments advanced by the very angry disputants because, for all he knew, yellow or green might be the mode for girl babe3. However, he had a brillint inspiration. He telephoned to a member of his family and put the question up to her. "Some say pink, others say blue," he was Informed. Then Mayor Robbins telephoned to Opens District Office Here The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, have opened an office in the Colonial Bldg., Room No. 255, placing Howard W. Markley in charge as District Manager. Mr. Markley will locate here permanently, and extends a most cordial welcome to the present Policy Holders of the Mutual Life, and the insurance buying public in general. Phone 2011.

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