Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 91, 27 February 1917 — Page 5

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, FEB. 27, 1917

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INDIANS FAIL TO STOP RUSH OF ROSE CITY

HOW THEY RANK W. L. Pet. New Castle J 10 .078 M uncle 23 20 M'l Richmond 21 22 .4KS Indianapolis 8 16 .333 Games This Week. Tcnigbt--New Castle at MuDCie. . . . Teb. 28Muncie at Richmond. March 1 Muncie at New Castle. March 2 Indianapolis at Muncie. March 3 Indianapolis at Richmond. New Cattle vs. Muneie. Indianapolis having (ailed in its attempt to trip fact moving New Castle, it now rests with Muncie to yank back to earth the climbing leaders. Muncie has the chance tonight on the Muncle floor. w Castle at present is two and one-half games in advance of Muncie and four full games ahead of Richmond. If either Muncie or Richmond is to win the pennant, Doherty's help must be manhandled and in the rery near future. , vrr. - NEW CASTLE, 8; INDIANS, 4 NEW CASTLE. Ind Feb. 27. It was the same eld story, repeated at New Castle last night, when Duggan and Harkens, in old time form, swept aside the IndianapoMs defense for enough goals to win a couple of ordinary games. It took New Castle one full period to get organized, but once started there was no let up until tho final chime. Harkens and Duggan each tegistered four. The game in figures: New Castle (8) Indianapolis (4) Duggan . .. Lewis First Rush

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Second Rush Du Frcsnes Jean Center Doherty Edglngton Half Back Hueffner Jette Goal

HOW THEV SCORED First Period. No score. . Second Period. New Castle Harkens New Castle Duggan New Castle Duggan x New Castle Harkens New Castle Harkens Indianapolis. .. v. .Loxen ' Indianapolis Loxen. Third Period. Indianapolis Jean Newcastle Harkens . New Castle .-Duggan Indianapolis. . . . . .Lewis New Castle Duggan Summary. Goals Harkens, 4; Duggan, 4; en, 2; Lewis. 1; Jean. 1. Rushes Duggan, 8; Lewis, 7. Stops Jette. 52; Hueffner, 41. Referee George Cuuningbani. Attendance 750.

VETERANS SUFFER DEFEAT AT HANDS OF SANTA MARIAS The Votf lived up to their reputation in only n of the three games of the Kayse sries with tho Santa Ma.. ra on Lha City all? I wit night O'Brien's 200 scorn helped them do this. But in the Anal the Saints rallied and were suJbsl an tiaJly better In both games. Th scores: Vets.

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Crump 14 J 24 O'Brien 2V J 63 Ifehringer . 118 jjm Ft. Duffy .. 160 lcn Drennan 139 1J7

Totals 781 Santa . Jft.

Rinsboff ... 151 182 Shofcr ..... 126 134 Zwisslex .... 160 157 Sharkitt .... 112 116 P. Me-rcurio .144 135

3rd. Tot. Avg. 15.1 441 147

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702 730 Marias 2d. 3rd.

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2213 733 Tot. Avg. 509 170

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TotaJ3 .... 693 724 761 21S8 729

McCann to Lead Quaker Squad On Diamonds

Whether or not Richmond ente.rs the Central Lfsigve, Richmond fans axo asKiiml fast, baseball here this season. Cincinnati intr;Ktfl which control he Richmond franchise in tho Interstate Association are going ahoad with preparations for placing a first class team lo Uih field. , Glenn McCann, acting captain, an' nonnces that, six players have signed contract. They are George Long. Cuv cinnati. pitcher; Frod Kaucher, Cincinnati, first base: Ted Schulte. pitcher; and Johnny O'Nicl. catcher. Herb Logan and Vint Cooney. Richmond boys, will sign contracts. The Quakers probably will start the season at P.elleviie. Ky., Sunday. April 8. McCann announces. The schedule of the Interstate Association has not been completed.

High School Will Act as Host to Many Visitors at Tournament

Richmond high school is preparing to play the hoet to tha some 200 high sohool visitors who will Invade Rich mond March 9 and 10, the date of the annual district basketball tournament. Arrangements' for the care and entertainment of the visiting host are in the hands of high school authorities, Athletic Director Nohr directing the work. The Hy-Y cfub and School Athletic associations will lend their co-operation. At least ten and poesibly twelve teams from over the district will be here. The outsiders will arrive late Thursday and Friday, March 8 and 9, and will be quartered at tho larger hotels of the city. The high school &pa will furnish meals for the visitors. Mr. Nohr of the executive commit

tee, announced ttis morning that no trouble would be experienced in securing the Coliseum.; floor .for all game. The school has a 'contract with the Coliseum management for March 9 and 10. and other affairs booked for those dates will not be allowed to interfer with the tourney program.

KING'S HELP WINS BULK OF GAMES IN B. B. SERIES

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The Indianapolis beating didn't help Richmond any. The way it now stands, Muncie should win from New Castle tonight and Richmond, in turn,, will win from Muncie Wednesday.

With the exception of ths second round, when Haneis 212 score gaye the Colonials a wide margin, the Colonial-B. R. C. series at the "Y" alleys last night w-as a close one. King's help took the first game by two pins but lost out in the last one by seven. The scores: B. B C 1st. 2d.' Jrd. Tot. Av?. niomeyer ... 145 118 152 415 138 Schneider .. 177 106 166 449 150 Fulle 142 201 171 514 171 Thorman ... 167 11?. 144 454 141

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Lyboult Orders Squad to Guard Health Closely

"Karly to bed, etc." makes good basketball players. t As a result of the sweeping edict handed down by Coath Lyman Lyboult of the R. H. S. basketball squad, social activities among team members will be greatly curtailed if not entirely eliminated. "We want no repetition of physical breakdowns which marred all previous tournaments," is the gist of tho ultimatum by Coach Lyboult and School Physical Director Nohr.

A GOOD WINTER IIAOIT Many people dread winter because the sudden climatic changes bring colds, grippe, rheumatism, tonsilitis or bronchitis. But thousands of well informed men and women today avoid much sickness for themselves and their children by taking a few bottJes of Scott's Emulsion to make richer blood, fortify the membranes (Of the throat a nd chest and create body-wuath to rafiat sickness. Soldiers at war receive coi !ivcr oil; it will also strengthen you. Afi.tt & Bowse. BktoaAcM, K. J. ... M-3

That at least is the program that will best suit the Quakers. Billy Jette confessed after the game that Harkens and Duggan had his number. How unnecessary, William. New Caftle did not start until the second, but once under way bad three behind Jette in less than as many minutes. Cliff Edgington, former Muncieite, w&3 at half for the Indians. He too was buffaloed by the peed of the New Castlo rushers. Bill. Duggan scored five goals and an in-and-out. At the same time Hueffner was taking care of the Indianapolis attactc. New Castle will send two special cars to Muncie tonight. But Richmond fans, who figure it that New Castle must be beaten to the flag, rest their hopes with Muncie tonight

STIGALL RETURNS AFTER CAMPAIGN OVER THE EAST

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Klute Hodapp . . Kercheval , Haner King .....

738 658 743 Colonials 1st. 2d. ird. 132 152 145 151 151 151 151 176 134 179 212 168 137 157 138

2136 712 Tot. Avg. 429 143 453 151 451 150 559 186 432 144

Totala .... 740 848 736 2324 775

INHERITS FORTUNE AFTER LONG TIME

f By Associated Press) COVINGTON, Ind., Feb. 27. Anna Brewer, 40, an inmate of the county infirmary since she was 10 years old, has inherited a large sum of money, according to Frank Hull, superintendent of the infirmary. He says that attorneys representing the woman assert her share o! the estate, which will soon be divided, will be about $50,000. Arrangements are being made to have a guardian appointed for the womaa.

SOCIALIST PARTY COMES TO SPLIT

Arthur- SI igall, more familiarly known among a wide circle of Richmond admirers, as "Lii'Aiha, the boy with the mule kick in either palm," is back. Arthur, with no visible signs of violence adorning the permanent smile, is back "home" after a vigorous campaign'umid the left hooks and light weights of the Cumberland Mountain territory. 1 Tonight, Stigall goesUo Columbus, Ohio, where he will witness the mill and afterward challenge the winner of the Patterson-Gans bout. "Ah don't look unhealthy, do I?" was the answer shot back by Stigall when queried as to his success on the rop.d.

War mong her neighbors has brought such a weath to Denmark that the number of millionaires in that little kingdom was increased last year by .150,-;.' . ;. , -;: r

By Associated Press) STOCKHOLM, (via London), Feb. 27. The rupture between the warring factions of the Socialist party, which was foreseen during the recent congress here, has come to pass. Members of the Socialist left have published an appeal for the formation of a new Socialist party. The proclamation is signed by fifteen members of the party in parliament and eighteen from the general party organization.

GOMPERS PROTESTS PROHIBITION BILL

- " (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. Samuel Oompers. president of the American Federation of Labor today made public a protest against the enactment by Congress of a prohibition law for the District of Columbia. In a letter to Chairman Johnson, of the house district committee,' he asserted that such a measure would have an injurious in fluence upon more than 100,000. workerB in the cigar indusy. ,

BASEBALLBOOSTERS CAW ASS CITY TO SELL ALL STOCK REQUIRED W CENTRAL LEAGUE PROPOSITION

Six teams of enthusiastic baseball "fans." composed of Richmond business men, aro campaigning through Richmond today to dispose of $10,000 of stock of tho Richmond Amusement company, the organization which - is to place, Richmond in' the Central Baseball League, taking over the Terre Haute franchise. Members-of these teams are. to report at the Y. M C. A. Wednesday noon and net one man who attended the baseball meeting at the Commercial club last night, feels doubtful over the result of this effort to place Richmond on the baseball map. Subscribe $1,200 in Stock There was $1,200 stock subscribed last night with such little effort that the members of the several teams of "stock salesmen" started out on their campaign this morning brim-full of confidence. The option on the Terre Haute franchise expires Wednesday night so the stock selling campaign necessarily has to be prosecuted quickly and vigorously. At the meeting last night practically every man who attended made an address, pointing out that Central League baseball would give the hundreds of baseball enthusiasts in Richmond and vicinity the fastest kind of eport and would be a wonderful advertising medium for the city. Provides for Wide Publicity '-' f'l am" a baseball fan but I look at this proposition from another standpoint," remarked Alfred Bavis. "This proposition is right. in, line with the movement for a bigger, better Richmond. A Central Leagua club will give Richmond nation-wide newspaper advertising that the city could not afford to purchase. It is as necessary for a city to advertise as it Is for a business concern." Business men who are back of the baseball movement have given careful attention to the financial end of the project and have agreed that the club can be completely Snanced by the organization of a $10,000 stock company and the sale of season tickets. A large number of shop workers have notified the promoters that they are back of the movement to put Richmond on the baseball map "up to their eyes" and have guaranteed a large sale of season tickets. Baseball fans in neighboring towns have also extended encouragement to the promoters, promising to assist In the season ticket sale campaign. Form Permanent Organization At the meeting last night a permanent organization for the formation of the Richmond Amusement company was effected with Joseph H. Mills, president of the Richmond Casket company, chairman, and Burton J. Carr, one of the officers of the American Seeding Machine company, secretary-Providing the stock selling campaign closes successfully tomorrow noon the formation of the stock company will at once be effected, the forfeit, guaranteeing that the club will finif b the playing season, will be posted and Thursday there will be a special meeting of the seven other club presidents, to be held in this city, for the purpose of admitting the Richmond club into the league. The seven other clubs in the circuit are Dayton, O., Springfield. O., Evansville, Ind., Ft. Wayne, Ind.. South Bend, Ind., Grand Rapids, Mich., and Muskegon, Mich. Form Membership Body The permanent membership committee appointed last night wa3 composed of Elmer Eggemej'er, chairman. J. H. Hill, Dr. W. W. Zimmerman, Clifford Pric?; Clarence Jessup. Harry Patti, W. W. Reller. Ben T. Hill. S. J. Heebe, William H. Bailey and Karl K. Meyers. Members' of the stock soliciting team3 are: Committee No. 1 -Phil Twigg. chairman; Charles Eubanks, Frauk Foster. Lou Emmons. . Harry Shaw, John C. Bussen, William C Curtis, Paul Pride.

MOOSE RECEIVE MANY CANDIDATES

: Richmond Moose claim they have the largest fraternal . organization in the city. They have about 1,200 members. . ' A class o! 33 was received last night and another class of 50 candidates will be taken in two weeks from last night. The lodge is plar.aing to display the benefits of Mocsedcm in a show to be held in one of the Richmond theatres $oon. , . . ,

All territory west of Fourth street and north of South A street east of the river and all west of the river. Committee No. 2 Stewart J. Beebe, chairman: Benjamin T. Hill. John F. Horuaday, Dr. W. W. Zimmerman, Tupper Townsend, Burton J. Carr. All Tucker Townsend, Burton J. Carr. All territory east of Ft Wayne avenue and north of North A street, Including North A street and FL Wayne avenue. Committee No. 3 Ira Wood, chairman; Karl K. Meyer. Will W. Reller, C, C. Talcott, Harry Patti, Frank W'issler. George Brehm, Paul Jones. All territory south of Sooth A street and east of the river. Committee No, 4 Joseph H. Hill, chairman; Clifford Price, Guy Robie, R, J, Haas, Sam S. Vigran, John Thompson, R. O. Allen, D. N. Elmer. All territory from Fourth street to Sixth street, between North A and South A. Committee No. 5 Joseph H. Mills, chairman; Clarence W. Jessup, Elmer Eegemeyer, Ramsey Poundstone, L. M. Shaw, William H. Bailey. All territory between Sixth and Ninth streets between North A streets and South A streets, not including Sixth and including Ninth street. Committee No. 6 Leo M. Brownell, chairman; Dr. M. S. Bulla, Carl Maag, Andrew Scott, Roy Dennis, Phil Starr, Charles Mills, W. B. Martin. All territory from Ninth street east, between North" A and South A streets", not including Ninth street.

CAPITAL CITY FILES DEMAND FOR CARS

(Ry Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. Delegations from the Indiana Public Service Commission and the Indianapolis board of trade today requested the car service commission of the American Railway Ase.ociat.ion to use its utmost endeavors to supply Indianapolis with a large number of cars for the eastern shipment of grain and grain products. Assurances were given that ah that could bo done to relieve the situation at Indianapolis would be done as speedily as possible by the railroads. Reports from the chief points of congestion today said the relief work still continued and that many trains o box cars were being dispatched west daily.

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WILSON'S BILLS FAIL TO BECOME LAWS JUST ACT

(By Associated Pres) WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. Most of the administration's program of general legislation probably will not be enacted before adjournment of congress next Sunday, it appeared today. Leaders were even a bit anxious about the revenue measure, and the army, navy and other appropriation hills because of the unusual legislatice congestion caused largely by the republican filibuster on the revenue bill which ended Saturday midnight Legislation generally believed to have no chance of passage included railroad labor, flood control, conservation, corrupt practices, public buildings and national prohibition measures.

RUSH BEER SHIPMENT

(By Associated Press) EVANSVILLE. Ind., Feb. 27, When an express company refused to accept liquor shipments into Tennessee from local companies because the ".bone dry" law goes into effect in that state Wednesday night, Judge F. M. Hostetter convened superior court at 12:30 o'clock this morning and by 1:30 had enjoined the express company from refusing to accept the shipments. Deal-

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SALTS IF BACKACHY AND KIDNEYS HURT Drink lots of .water and stop eating meat for a while if your Bladder troubles you. When yoo wake up with backache and dull misery in the kidney region it generally means you have been eating too much meat, says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric add which overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it from the blood and tney become sort of paralysed and loggy. When your kidneys get sluggish and clog you must relieve them, like yod relieve your bowels; removing all the body'6 urinous waste, else you have headache, eick headache, dUzy spells; your stomach sours, tongue is coated, and when the weather is bad you save rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, channels often get sore, water scalds and you are obliged to 6eek relief two or three times during the night Either consult a good reliable pny sician at once or get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clea and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize acids in the urine 6o it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts Is a life saver for regular meat eaters, ti is inexpensive, can not injure and makes a delightful, effervescent ' litfctr-water drtnk.-Adv.

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Monday, February 26, 1917 Richmond Commandary No. S, K. T. Rehearsal. Tuesday, February 27 Richmond Lodge No. 196. F. & A. M. Called meeting, work in Master Mason Degree. Light refreshments. Wednesday,. February 28 Webb Lodge. No. 21, F. & A. M. Called meeting. Work in the Entered Apprentice Degree. Thursday, March 1, 1917 Wayne Council No. 10, R. & S. M. Stated assembly. Friday, March King Solomon's Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. Called convocation. Work in Royal Arch Degree. Saturday, March 3 Loyal Chapter No. 49 O. E. S. Stated meeting and initiation of candidates.

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