Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 38, 27 December 1916 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 27, 19id

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Local Sport News at a Glance

LEAGUE LEAD HINGES UPON OUTCOME OF EVIUNCIE DUEL Tonlght'i "If Column. W. L. Pet Win Lose Muncle 8 6 .671 .600 .633 New Castle ... 9 7 .563 ... Richmond 7 .538 .671 .600 Inndlanapolls ..1 6 .143 ... . ..

The ScheduU. Tonlght-Mtincie at Richmond. , Thursday Muncie at New Castle. Friday Indianapolis at M uncle. Saturday Ind ianpolls at Richmond. Tonight at the Coliseum Muncle and Jt.'chmohd clubs' will scrap for the lead of the state polo league. A victory of the Quakers tonight will cause them to jump from third to first place In percentage standing. A Muncie victorythere aint no seen animal, Intimates So Qulgley and Walt Evans, parties of the Richmond firm that has the contract to dd Muncie- up tight tonight By winning from New Castle at Muncie last night, the tip-state team spurted into the lead of the proces Ion. Yesterday Muncle was third. Tomorrow or lat tonight rather she will be home again n back in the bush where the Indians hang out Tonlght'i result will not affect the standing of the New Castle club which is anchored at the second berth right at present. MUNCIE, 4; NEW CASTLE, 3. MUNCIE, Ind., Dec. 27. Six minutes And seven seconds after start of overtime play in the Muncie-New Castle I. S. L. game here last night. Art Williams picked up a drive from Wayne Fahrner. and, drawing tfueffner out of the pen, drove for the good-night goal and a Muncle victory. Incidently the

score meant a change from third to first money in the league percentage standing. As pef custom, the New Castle defense had lots of work on Its hands last night ' The Muncle offense lambasted Hfteffher for some forty-six ctops, a quartet of which broke through for keeps. A shift In the Muncle lineup by which Huston goes in at center seemed to help. The entire Muncle team played with n snap and drive that forecasts stormy weather for the Richmond team in

the state contest on tne Quakers' floor tonight The game in figures:

Williams i Long F. R. Fahrner 4. Harkens S. R. Huston . .. DuFresnes C. Edglngton. Doherty H. B. Pence Hueffner G. How They Scored First Period Muncle. Williams, 1:47 Second Period New Castle. . . . Du Fresnes. 2:24 New Castle.... Du Fresnes, 1:16 Muncle Fahrner, 7:22 Third Period Muncle Williams, 6:07 New Castle. ...Harkens, 7:31 Overtime Muncle. ...... .Williams, 6:07 Summary Ooals Williams, 8; Du Fresnes, 2; Fahrner, Harkens. Rushes Williams, 8: Long, 2. Fouls Huston, Edglngton. Stops Hueffner, 42; Pence, 32. Referee Harry Thompson. QUAKERS BATTLE "Y" As a headline number of the New

Year's Day program at the Y. M. C. A. Monday the Richmond Quaker team and a picked Y. M. C. A. five will meet on the basketball floor. The game will be played in the evening, the afternoon and morning being devoted to other jcym activities. The personnel of the "Y" team has not been determined. MAYOR ST0P8 COASTING . OXFORD, Ohio, Dec. 27. Mayor Hughes has instructed the police to stop all coasting on the sidewalks of the town, either on roller vehicles or i leds. There Is no objection to sledcoastlng on the street hills. SUES TO COLLECT NOTE Suit was filed In circuit court Tuesday by the State Investment and Loan company against Adda Pugh for 844.56. The Complaint is brought on a note. One machine has a capacity of cutting a thousand celluloid combs a day.

DEPAUW GRADUATES ENTER MATRIMONY

OREENCASTLE, Ind., Dec. 27. Almost one-half of the women graduates of DePauw University marry, according to statistics gathered for the last several years and Juat made public. The exact percentage according to the report is 41.55. The record for classes since 1900 follows: 1900, 50 percent; 1901, 50 percent; 1902, 77 percent; 1903, 85 percent; 1904, 70 percent; 1905, 60.5 percent; 1906, 42 percent; 1907, 63 percent; 1908, 57 percent; 1909, 37 percent; 1910, 46 percent; 1911, 46 percent; 1912, 18.3 percent ; 1918, 22.2 percent; 1914, 12 percent; 1915, 8.1S percent The low percentage of the last few years' classes is safd to be caused by the fact that the girls have not been out of the college long enough to make the married number larger.

EAGLES ENTER SCRAP

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BAIT KOKOMO . FOR DATE HERE FRIDAY NIGHT

If negotiations now under Way are brought to a satisfactory close, Kokomo high school basketball team, one of the best high school teams in the state, will meet the Richmond high school . flvfi at the Coliseum for a game this Friday night The Richmond management expected definite word from Kokomo today. Cancellation of the Lebanon game scheduled for this date, left a vacancy in the high schedule which the R. H. S. management has been trying to fill for some time. Kokomo, it Is Understood is without a game Friday night, arid should be willing to come here for the game. The , Richmond five, both first and second squads, went through their steps in a practice session at the Coliseum this afternoon. Coach Lyboult does not intend to let his charges slip buck during the holiday vacation and will work there regularly throughout the week. ,

MATCH GAMES POSTPONED

A match series between the representative business men's volley ball teams of the Richmond and Kokomo Y. M. C. A. scheduled for the Richmond court this evening have been cancelled. Kokomo could not present its full lineup, the explanation to Mr. Schwan said.

Rustlings of the Netting

, Congratulations, Muncie.

Apparently, it's up to the Quakers tonight A defeat tonight and the Quakers will still have a substantial lead on the first place of the second division. New Castle will send a small dele-; gation of fans to Richmond tonight No doubt they will root for Richmond. No? Pass the palm leaf to Du Fresnes, Rover; that boy, despite his carnivorous nature, is one sweet polo player. Without DU Fresnes at Muncie last night, New Castle would have beeri like the proverbial collar without the neck piece. Freddie fence admits he doesn'E like the wild swings of this DuFresnes fellow. "Some day that kid will wake up . id a court room in time to hear sentence passed ' for manslaughter," asserted Pence, who is more or less an exponent of the "Safety-First" slogan. Meanwhile Du Fresnes waxes more end more popular at New Castle. It is understood his name had been hooked up with the list of possible successors to Mayor Watkins.

PEACE TERMS URGED IN SWEDEN'S NOTE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. Official information has been received here that Sweden has addressed a peace note to the belligerents and sent copies to neutrals urging consideration of terms for peace.

ISSUE XMAS BOOKLETS

Beautiful pamphlets expressing the Christmas spirit and greetings of the season were distributed members of the First Presbyterian church. The booklet contains a picture of a scene near Richmond and a poem by the Rev. Hugh T. Kerr.

Huston and Edglngton, of the Muncie team, have exchanged positions. Huston at center, works better, it is claimed. . Muncie played a hard, rough game last night. Rumors of a shake-up seemed to affect the team. While helping their team mates rpeed up last night Huston and Edglngton invoked the wrath of Referee Thompson. Du Fresnes played a Clean game last night. It is understood the league directors had a little session with the hard guy and he has promised to eliminate some of the rough stuff. . Bring on Muncie. ERNEST BODE RETURNS TO BORDER SERVICE . OPERATES AEROPLANE

Ernest A. Bode, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. J. Henry E. Bode, 901 South Eighth street, a member of the third aerial squadron of the United StateB army will return to Ft. Sam Huston, Texas, tomorrow after having enjoyed a twenty day furlough with his parents here. The young aviator will be accompanied by his mother and sister, Lillian. Miss Lillian will enter a sanatarium near the post where her brother is stationed. ' ', Ernest Bode has been in the service a little over half a year. Most of this time ha3 been spent on the Mexican border where he is learning how to operate an aeroplane.

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DISCUSS TONE OF ALLIED REPLY TO PEACE NOTE

PETROGRAD. Dec. 23. Via London, Dec. 27. Delayed. Discussing the forthcoming reply to the peace proposals the Rech says; ; "the official reply cannot state that the entente allies aim to bring the Turkish empire to an end in order to remove forever German aims of .world dominion, or that the allies will demand reorganization of Austria-Hungary in order to make impossible the fulfillment of German ideas regarding central Europe which form the first step of their program for world power. Diplomacy cannot suggest these terms until the allies have laid the firm foundation for success of their present military tasks. But by saying less diplomacy would acknowledge a result of the war Unsuccessful for the allies. "Italy has not occupied Triest, France has not created a firm frontier along the Rhine. England has not destroyed the German fleet, nor have the allies as a Whole succeeded in crippling the German land forces and therefore there are no guarantees for the future in national relations which wfll free the world from the oppression of militarism." The Rech says that even if Germany should make the unexpected concession of relinquishing territorial gain and restoring ante-bellum conditions the aims of the allies would not be fulfilled and that the only terms acceptable to Russia would be those dictated by herself and her allies.

ALMA GAIN LEADS ECONOMY SCHOOLS WITH HIGH GRADE

ECONOMY, Ind., Dec. .27. The "Honor Roll" in Economy high BChool is as follows: Pupils not falling below 90 in any subject: Alma Cain. 97. Juanita Atkinson, 96.5. Cecil Cain, 95.6. Willard Jordan, 95.5. Thomas Marshall, 95.5. Harold Bowman, 95.25. Anson Lindsey, 93.2. Kenneth Cain, 96.75. Margaret Loop, 96.75. Pupils averaging over 90 but falling below 90 in one subject: Zella Lamb, Raleigh Townsend, Grace Stanton, Henry Farmer, Helen Farmer, Gerald Kennedy, Edgar Farmed. Irene Ballenger, Ethel Charles, Mary Cain, Mary Weldy and George Frazer. Prof. Walter Brumfield states the fcCboCrts are -having a full attendance and are doing splendid work. Teachers and pupils are having a week's vacation during holidays. ..The schools will reopen Monday morning, Jan. 1, 1917.

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COUNTY FOLKS SEND CHICKENS TO CITIES AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS

ECONOMY. Ind, Dec. 27. Friday was big treat day at the schools. The teachers treated the pupils to oranges and cand. Three rooms had Xmas trees, which were loaded with; "Let's exchange presents"... t People of Economy and vicinity certainly are generous and have the cheqrf.l spirit of, "It is better to give than receive." Anywaty people at Washington, D. C. Indianapolis, Richmond, Muncie and Pittsburg, Pa., were remembered with Economy dressed chickens as an Xmas remembrance. .... Atkinson and Sott entertained Santa Claus Friday and Saturday at their store while he distributed two nice big juicy oranges to each person that called at the store. Two hundred school children marched in a body through the store and received the alloted treat. Art Denney represented Santa very nicely Miss Carol Weldy arrived from Indianapolis Friday night where she underwent an operation Harold Fennlmore who is attending state normal -at Terre Haute arrive here Saturday morning to spend the holidays. .... Miss Velma Weldy, a student at the Deaf and Dumb school is home, until Tuesday Harold Williamson, an Earlhamite is spending the holidays at home.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hiatt ate Christmas with Frank Underbill and family, Greensfork.

TELEPHONE PATRONS APPRECIATE SERVICE

The merriest telephone Christmas known of here, was spent in the office of the Richmond Home Telephone company when the gifts of many appreciative patrons were lined . up in grand array. Pounds of candy, crates of oranges and apples, jewelry, boxes of flowers, plans, pictures, handkerchiefs and other holiday remembrances were received. "The girls will try to give the best service they ever gave next year," said Miss Stella McGreevy, chief

Severe Bronchial Cold Yields To Delicious Vinol Philadelphia, Pa. "Last Fall I was troubled with a very severe bronchial cold, headaches, backache, and sick to my stomach. I was so bad I became alarmed and tried several medicines, also a doctor, but did not get any relief. A friend asked me to try Vinol and it brought the relief which I craved, so now I am enjoying perfect health.' Jack C. Singleton. We' guarantee Tlnol, which contains beef and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese peptoriates and glycerophosphates, for chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis.. Clem Thistlethwaite, druggist, Richmond, Ind. Also at the leading drug store in all Indiana towns. -Adv.

operator, today. "We dont know of any other place where the patrons appreciate service as they do in .Richmond." Among the donors were C- E. Thomason of the Prudential Life Insurance company, Second National Bank, Palladium Printing company, It G. Leeds, H. V. McLelland, Cnlbertsoc and Culbertson, E. S. Curtis for the Starr Piano company, George M. Logan for the International Harvester company, Postal Telegraph company, Arthur. Hodgin for the Jones Hdw. company, O. O. Smith for Bewley-Darst Coal company, C. E. Zuttermeister, Jones and Williams, Herbert Greene, Fred H. Lemon, Joseph H. Hill, Item Newspaper company, Richmond Electric company, A. ; J. Harwood of the Atlas Underwear company. Otto Heinft, W. Clifford Piehl, J. H.Mehke, John Shnrley of Gaar and Shiirley, William M. Bailey of the Richmond Home Telephone company, H. C. Lawson, Indianapolis Gove company, National Automatic Tool company and O. A. Kemper.

FARM LOAN BANKS LOCATED IN 12 STATES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. SpringMass., Baltimore, Columbia, S. C, Louisville, New Orleans, St. Louis, St Paul, Omaha, Witchita, Kas., Houston, Berkeley, Calif., and Spokane have been chosen as locations for twelve federal farm loan banks. Indiana Is in the fourth district with Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.

DEMANDS OF WAR SHOWN DY DATA FROM FRONT UNE

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ITALIAN ARMY, Dec. 27. The transportation romance of this 450-mile mountain front, set down in cold, bard figures, reads thus: 2.448 miles of railroad rebuilt or repaired; 590 miles of new railroad built; 150 milea of air-line cables stretched for the telef erica system; 80,000 miles of telephone wire put up; 10,000 new troop, hospital, and freight, buildines erected 200 mfl of

narrow guage railroad laid in or behind

me irencnes; no new bridges thrown across rivers and precipes to accomodate 2,040 miles of operating road. The work is credited to 120 civil engineers of the government department of Public Works, aided by army engineers proper; likewise by 200,000 workmen, and $100,000 army mules, hitched to 50,000 wagons. The foregoing is the first official record of the extent of the construction work on this front, carried on steadily for 18 months despite enemy artillery, avalanche, snow falls, rains, floods, frost, lack of material, and all the other Ills by which engineers are beset

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CITY BRIEFS

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Coat and Suit sale now going on. Knollenberg's Store. 27-1t

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Wayne Circuit Court as Administrator of the estate of Josiah B. Calvin, deceased, late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate is probably nolvent. NATHAN T. CALVIN, Administrator. . BenJ. F, Harris, attorney. dec. 20-27 Jan, 2

Reductions that will surprise you on all Coats and Suits. Knollenberg's Store. 27-1t

NOTICE TO HUNTERS No hunting allowed on the farm of R. G. Leeds on the Straight Line Pike. WANTEIV-Infonnation to establish the identity of a man who died 12-20-1916, following Injuries receive! when struck by a P. C. C. & St. L Ry.. engine. Name said to be Joe Smoll. Description: 5 feet eight Inches tall. black hair, brown eyes, weight 175 pounds, teeth good, age about 38 years. 26-3t,

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and I neighbors for kindness and sympathy, shown us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother, also the P. H. C. lodge. Rev. StovalL the singers, the pall bearers, the undertaker, Mr. Doan, also for the beautiful floral offerings. MR. A. J. MURRAY AND FAMILY. 27-lt

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss: Estate of Thompson Smith, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un. dersigned has been appointed by the Wayne Circuit Court, Administrator of the estate , of Thompson Smith, deceased, late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent HOWARD S. DAVIS, Administrator Dated Dec. 27th, 1916. Shiveley & Shiveley, Attys. dec. 27-jan. 3-10

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