Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 310, 15 November 1916 — Page 5

PAGE FIVE REQUEST TEACHERS QUITDANCING CHARLOTTE, KJ, C .Nov., 15. Dancing, card-playing or other Jform of dissipation" that tend to keep young women teachers up late at night came under the ban of the city school commissioners today when they sent formal request to the teachers to discontinue such practices. The commissioners contended that these amusements militated against successful work in the school room. CITY MAY NOT SEND DELEGATE TO SESSION Sports and X.Dolliatfs Cdopaoy Richmond may not have a representative this year from the Commercial club to the conference of councillors of the United States' Chamber of Commerce in Washington Friday. S. E. Swayne, the regular councillor from the Richmond Commercial club could not attend." The names of Edward H. Harris and William , Dudley Foulke were considered but not in, time for them to cancel previous arrangements for the day. Indianapolis, Ind. Deabrs in Hfeh-Gratb Securities Hpr$cnt9d bp r::;""7 C1AY or.iiT CAPITAL QUINTET 50-POINT VICTORYOVER NEW CASTLE GOAL OF RICHMOND Thnmac I A hi Korea 2, 1.O.O.F. BIfia. FROUI POLO LEAGUE It has been shown' that the water of the Antarctic ocean to colder than that of the Arctic. SEES! PALLADIUM WANT ADR AY

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15, 1OT6

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Richmond's colony of polo fans, numbering In its' personnel a goodly percentage of the citizenry of. the town, ia beginning to get "worried over the polo situation. Indefinite arrangements for the opening of the season and rumors to the effect that polo will be a back number here this year are threatening to annex the tag of the

rabid ones who can't figure oat Just where the knock is. One thing is certain and this from the Coliseum directors there will be polo in Richmond this year. The team of last year will again represent Richmond and the Quakers will meet opposition here If the "entire Eastern League must be imported to Indiana." Gamea Hang Fire But Just the who and when of the polo season is and will be is a matter hanging fire at the present time. The Indiana League the circuit to include Muncie, Indianapolis, New Castle and Richmond is a trifle disorganized at the present. Apparently, it was the Indianapolis team that threw the monkey wrench into the mechanism of the state league, thought to have been ready for business a week ago. The Indians, it Is charged, are using certain "business methods" that do not appeal to the rest of the organisation. As alleged Tiotims of "Villa" Billy Vogel, the Indianapolis promoter, the financial backing of the New Castle and Muncie teams refuse to admit themselves the goat May Omit Indianapolis Indianapolis will be given ample time to re-consider its demands. In the end if the Indians are not willing to co-operate with the rest of the league, another team will be imported . or a "three-some" of New Castle,

Muncie and Richmond formed. There is' a possibility that Racine or some other northern city will be taken into the league to fill the gap. Disadvantages attached to this scheme, however, make the plan inadvisable. Indications are that the actual league season will not start before the middle of December. It is probable that Muncie, New Castle and Richmond will mix it in a number of exhibition games before that time, but at the present "watchful waiting" for the Indians to come through is holding up all plans. ,

SIIISSLER'S SCORE : ONLY BRIGHT SPOT

Hoosiers, 2; Americans, 1. Shissler's 216 score in the first game of , the . IIoosier-American series of Amseco League games at the "Y" alleys last night was the only thing that kept the Yanks in the running at all. After getting away auspiciously the Americans fell down in the finals. For all around work Haner, Hoosier, led the lot. The scores: . Hoosiers.

1st. 2d. 122 148

Player Roach Haner Martin Wells Schalk

177 133 127 109

186 143 154

132 -120

3d. Total. Av. 174 444 148

545 386 441 361

182 110 160

182

129 147 120

WALLACE BATTLES ABIUGTON LIGHT

Headed by Bud Wallace, one of the brightest lights of the local boxing contingent, a number of local fight fans will invade Abington tonight for the two-part ring program at the K." of P. hall. Wallace and Kid Gibson, the pride of Abington,' will mix in the main go. The Bcrap is billed for ten rounds. The boys will weigh in at 140. In the second number Kid Knolte, of Indianapolis, and Battling Gard, qf Dayton, - will attempt to last ten rounds. The weight is 135.

Two weeks before the "big" game of the year the New Castle-Richmond contest at the Coliseum Thanksgiving eve, the rooter colony of R. H. S. is beginning to make preparations for the "entertainment" of the New Castle visitors. The New Castle game is the next game on the local floor, inasmuch as both Muncie and Rushville, opponents this and next Friday, are met on foreign floors. "Beat New Castle by Fifty Points," is the motto of the R. H. S. squad. With one exception, New Castle has a novice team this year. Johnny Klinger, Vic Lawson's understudy for the last two years, is the only old player of the squad. R. H. S. is a good bit heavier than New Castle and with Its (Richmond's) recognized speed should easily live up to its motto.

QUAIL IS SCARCE, HUNTERS DISCOVER

Many Wayne county hunters are taking advantage of the quail season which opened last Friday and which will remain open until, December 20. It is reported by hunters that the birds are scarce this year. One hunter is by law allowed to kill only fifteen quail in a day.

In the search of a source of supply of potash it has been said that a ton of banana, stalks will make five pound3 of pure potash.

Totals .... 668 763 746 2177 726 Americans. A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E.

... 125 172 134 431 144 ... 113 143 105 361 120 ... 148 152 179 479 16

Porter 164 133 110 407 13C Shissler .... 216 156 150 522 174

Blind . Towle . Hoessli

Totals .... 766 756 674 2200 733

MILLER CAPTURES HIGH PIN MARKS

Tramps, 2; High Speeds, 1. R. Miller and Hadley started the Chalmers High Speeds away to a one game lead over the Feltman's Tramps In the City league set at the City alleys last night. Then the Schneider following began to locate the hardwoods and the cause of the C. H. S. went glimmering. R. Miller took away the high marks. The Bcores: Chalmers High Speeds. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Eikenberry . 155 155 ' 155 465 155 C. Miller.... 161 178 142 481 160 Erk 149 173 185 507 169

lladlev 162 150 146 458 153 R. Miller.... 188 197 158 543 181 Totals .... 914 952 885 2454 818 Feltman's Tramps. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Helmlch 127 191 173 491 164 Green 169 185 131 485 162 Schneider .. 159 135 161 455 152 Custis 136 165 143 444 148 Meyers 119 180 172 471 157 Totals .... 849 875 899 2346 783 PLAN FOR NEW YEARS In accordance with its annual custom, Y. M. C. A. will give an extensive New Year's entertainment this year. Plans for the event are already under way.

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A Sensible Cigarette delivers COMFOBT

If you think of Fatimas as being in a class by themselves, it must be due to one and only one reason Fatimas actually deliver a service that no other cigarette can give. If you are smoking Fatimas you have discovered this. You have

found that their delicately balanced Turkish blend is comfortable. That is why Fatimas leave yon feeling fine and fit even after an unusually long-smoking day. Surely a comfortable smoke must be a sensible smoke.

WEEK'S SALES BEAT ALL RECORDS J A canvass of the leading druggists ; of this city has shown that Vltalis, i the universal tonic, has captured the city by storm. ; For several years, Vitalis was not j advertised in any newspaper or maga- ; zinc, and the sales constantly inC creased. Mouth to mouth advertising T created an enormous sale for the unlversal tonic long before the days of the extravagant claims made in the daily papers for the long list of medicines offered to the public. Vitalis is different from any other tonic that has ever been offered to the great American people. It prevents sour and bilious stomachs, strengthens the nerves and the digestive organs and makes one feel a stronger and better attitude toward life. If you are one of the many sufferers

of the greatest failing, of the race stomach and nervous disorder, go to your druggist and try one bottle of Vitalis. Within forty-eight hours after taking your first dose, the remarkable action of this renewer of life . will be felt. Delay pays no dividends. Trv Vitalis today. , Adv.

Hunters are happy ! Good sport ! Ten, fifteen and twenty-five bunnies is the average day's shoot. Our Sporting Goods Department is complete. Strictly fresh 1916 Ammunition.

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