Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 288, 15 October 1917 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY, OCT. 15, 1517

QUAKERS LOSE HARD RATTLE TO FRANKLIN

With Gordon Out of Game, Earlham Men Are Unable to Withstand Baptists. With a -weakened line, and a crippled backfleld, Earlham lost Its second game to Franklin, at Franklin last Sat urday, 20 to 14. The absence of Gordon, the big tackle, who wa3 held out of the game on acocunt of an operation, left a big gap in the Quaker line, and to this gap the Baptists made most of their plays. Although Snyder, the speedy Quaker, and Tobe Jessup ,at half, were out of the practice sessions for the greater part of last week through Injuries received in the game at Cincinnati, both men played brilliantly throughout the entire game, Jessup being one of the chief ground gainers for the Quakers Earlham's passing and kicking was also used to advantage, more than a hundred yards being gained by this method of play. Franklin started the scoring in the second period, with a brilliant run of fifty yards from an in tercepted forward pass to touchdown fcy Prultt and a kicked goal by Ross. In the third Franklin scored again, this time taking advantage of the weakened Quaker line and going through for a touchdown with a series of plunges. The Quakers started In this half with a touchdown on line plunges, in which the entire Quaker backfield plunged through the Baptist line for half the length of the field, Snyder carrying the ball under the Franklin goal. Calvert kicked goal. Ragsdale scored for Franklin in the final period and Brown, Quaker right half, scored the final touchdown for Earlham on a fake forward yass that went through without a hitch. Calvert closed the scoring of the game by kickink goal, making the final score, 20 to 14. The Quakers outplayed the Franklin warriors In field play, but the Earlham line was unable to withstand Franlin's attack without the aid of Gordon and two of the Baptists' touch' downs were the result of this weakress. Gordon will be able to get back in the game against Miami at Oxford next Saturday. The line-up and summary: Earlham (14) Franklin (20) Bookout . . . . Pruitt Left End E. Pitts Roberta Left Tackle L. Johnson . Harrison Left Guard Calvert, captain Overstreet Center Hadley Ross Right Guard H. Mills . . Patton Right Tackle S. Mills ; Riley Right End Brown . Campbell Right Halfback . Titsworth Jessup . . Snyder .. Ragsdale Forward Huffman Fullback Left Halfback Quarterback. Score by periods: Earlham 0 0 7 7 14 Franklin 0 7 6 720 Summary Time of periods, 15 minutes. Touchdowns: Earlham, Snyder, 1; Brown, 1. Franklin: Ragsdale, 2; Fruit. 1. Goals from placement: ' Farlham, Capt. Calvert, 2. Franklin : Roes, 2. Substitutions: Earlham, Osborn for S. Mills. Rapld-FIre Forgery. Forgery while you wait was the trade of an eighteen-year-old lad recently charged at Guildford, England, lie claimed that he could sit down and make a treasury note in half an hour. The forged notc though somewhat crudely executed, "light deceive in a bad light, being the exact size and color of the genuine ones. A Dainty Dress for Mother's Girl. 2204 Crepe, albatross or cashmere, serge, messaline, poplin or voile, and all wash fabrics of soft weavefl can be used for this style. The sleeve may be short with cuff, or in wrist length, imisned witn a heading. The Pattern is cut in 5 sizes: 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 years. Size 8 will require ZVz yards or 44-inch material. y. A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps. Name ......... Address City . - .... ( ...., Size Address Pattern Department, Palladium

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WEAVER Sw-MTEi LT Burns safe at second stealing in Strong est Team in State to Play Against Anderson ANDERSON, Ind., Oct 15. With the best schedule that an Anderson aigh echool ever faced, the. prospects for a winning five this year are bright. Three of lust year's 8rst team men are in school and four more of last year's letter men are back, making a practically old team for Coach A. R. Staggs to bulid up. Several players, however, are giving last year's crew a Ight for their places and it is probable that two men who were not even on the squad last year make the first team or its subs. Manager C. C. Rhodes secured two more dates for the schedule, one October 10, adding Newcastle to the already strong list of teams. Nine of the strongest fives in the state are on the schedule and the high school thinks that the team will get underway fast from the big games that come at the first of the season, including the game against Richmond to be played here on November 16. While Coach Staggs has not issued any definite statement to the press, he has said to use your eyes and he will stick by the papers. In a recent article the story ran: "Miller and Cannon will probably be the choices for forwards, Rowley center and Trueblood and Wertz or Wolski, guards. The only place where any hesitation is In the guards as Wolski and Wertz are the same size with the shade in favor of Wertz." The completed and revised schedule as given out by Manager Rhodes is as follows: Date Where Played Opponent Oct. 31, Anderson. . . . . . . . . . .Fortville Nov, 9, Anderson. . ... ..... . . .Lebanon Nov. 16, Anderson r.-. . . . .Richmond Nov. 23, Martinsville: Martinsville Nov. 28, Huntington.. Huntington Dec. 7, Tipton."... ........... .Tipton Dec. 14, Anderson .......South Bend Dec. 12, Anderson ...... . .Newcastle Dec. 21, Anderson. ......... . .Muncie Dec. 28, Anderson .......... .Alumni Jan. 4, Kokomo. ........... . .Kokomo Jan. 11, South Bend. . South Bend Jan. 18, Richmond. Richmond Jan. 25, Anderson. ...... .Huntingtou Feb. 1, Lebanon .Lebanon Feb. 8, Anderson Kokomo Feb. 15, Anderson.. .Tipton Feb. 20, Newcastle. ....... .Newcastle Feb. 21, Anderson Martinsville March 1, Muncie. . . . . . . . .Muncie March 8-9, Anderson. District Tourney GIVES UP 20,000 POUNDS A YEAR. LONDON, Oct 15. Sir John Simon a former attorney-general, the Daily Mail announced, has been given a commission in the army and has joined the British forces in France. Sir John gives up a legal practice said to be worth $20,000 year.

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With the Allies now in possession of practically the entire ridge dominating the plain of Belgium, the Germans have started a terrific drive at the other end of the battle line in France. It is surmised by military experts that the Crown Prince's new attack at Verdun is based on fear of a decisive victory for the Allies iv. Flanders. Haig's troops are only eight miles from Roulers and ten from Menim, the main objectives of his recent offensives.

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the first inning of the opening game of CAMOUFLAGE ABOUT THE WORLD SERIES Somebody had something up their sleeve or why the coin tosa last Saturday? Russell begged for a chance, took a chance but that was all. He How much would you be willing to lay on the Sox after that fourth inning? Thirty-two years ago, when scores were supposed to have been small if they ran under 20, Chicago defeated New York, 7 to 4. It must have been a whale of a game. Weaver made three errors Saturday and got one hit in four chances. I Weaver is a shortstop. Risberg had but one - chance, and he used that chance beautifully. Risberg is a shortstop, but acted as a pinch hitter. Jack Doyle, one of the leading authorities of the country on baseball, has figured that the odds on the series are 5 to 2 on the Sox, despite the fact tl.at the seventh game will be played in New York. Any Sox fans want to bet that way? The game starts at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at New York and at 1 o'clock at the Palladium score board. FOOTBALL RESULTS Indiana Purdue, 7; DePauw, 6. Indiana, 40; St. Louis, 0. Georgetown, 14; Wabash, 6. Franklin, 20; Earlham, 14. Hose Fblyt 51; 'Hanover,' 0. " " ' West Notre Dame, 0; Wisconsin, 0. Ohio State, 40; Northwestern, 0. Illinois, 44; Oklahoma, 0. Michigan, 69; Mt. Union, 0. Kentucky, 0 ; Miami, 0. Chicago, 27; Venderbilt, 0. Heidelberg, 7; Oberlln, 7. East Pittsburgh, 41; Lehigh, 0. Navy, 62; Maryland State, 0. Pennsylvania, 10; Swarthmore, 0. Harvard, 35; Bumpkin Island Naval Reserve, 0. Syracuse, 14; Rutgers, 10. Army, 34; V. M. I., 0. Williams, 14; Cornell, 10. Harvard Freshmen, 14; Ondover, 0. Colgate, 24 ; Bucknell, 0. Carnegie Technical, .10; Westminster, 0. Washington and Jefferson, 13; West Virginia Wesleyan, 6. From eight to ten miles is the greatest distance a gunner can cover successfully at sea. .

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the World's Series at Chicago. Robertson Blamed for Giants' Defeat NEW YORK. Oct. 15. The Giants, who arrived home this afternoon, do not blame Manager McGraw for his failure to take Slim Sallee out of the fifth game In the seventh inning. They were unanimous in declaring that Sallee had all his "stuff" intact, and with any kind of a break would have weathered the storm. They were rather Inclined to censure Davey Robertson for his failure to capture Chick Grandi's long fly in the seventh. Had this ball been caught, and the players all agree Robertson should have caught it, the American leaguers would have been retired without a run in this inning and the entire course of the game from that period on would have been materially altered.

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SERIES TEAMS

WILL SPLIT UP $152,888,58 NEW YORK. Oct 15.- Giants and White Sox will split up $152,888.58 as their share of the world'B series of 1917. Hereafter the national commission will get 10 per cent of the reoeipts, while the club owners will divide the rest. This means that the New York and Chicago clubs will earn at least $120,000 each. . Under the agreed distribution the players of the winning team will get 60 per cent of $152,888.58 which means they will divide $91,733.15. The play-! ers will divide 40 per cent or $61,155.- j 42. I The Giants have 24 players eligible. If they win the series each man will get $3,822.15. If they lose each man will get $2,548.14. The White Sox have 26 players eligible. Including Manager Rowland and Coach Gleason. If they win the series each man will get $3,528.13. If they lose each man will get $2,352.14. ThiB means that the Giants are now fighting for an extra $1,274.01 and the White Sox for an extra $1,175.99. One year ago the share of the players was slightly more, the Boston Red Sox dividing $97,756.47 and the Brooklyn Robins $65,170.58. The record for attendance and receipts was set in 1912, when the Boston Red Sox and the New York Giants battled through eight games to a decision. In that year the total attendance and re-celpts was 251,901 and the total receipts $490,499. The Bhare of the players was $147,572.28 and the share of each club $146,916. Face the Truth. There are times when we should be thankful for the frankness that stings. We do not know ourselves any too well. If others lend us their eyes for a little, the revelation may be startling, but such unpleasant surprises are of real service to us. Let us be brave enough to face the truth about ourselves fearlessly. The friend who is frank is the friend who really helps. Exchange.

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Kauff Bunted Home Run and Got a Job

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Oct. 15. Benny Kauff, star of the fourth game of the world's series, who " knocked two home runs In for New York on Thursday, was formerly employed as mule driver at $1.40 a day for Cap. Thomas Jones of Mlddleporf, Ohio, commander of an Ohio company at Camp Sheridan, near here. Jones operated a coal mine In the Virginia mountains when Kauff was tinder him. One day one of the baseball teams of the Virginia mountain league got Intoxicated en masse. Capt Jones recommended Kauff as one of the substitutes. Kauff knocked a home run in that game, was signed for the team ac once, and Jones had to hunt up another mule driver to accept his $1.40. On The Screen MURRAY A boarding-house does not sound like a very "romantic" spot wherein to place the greater part of the scenes In a motion picture but Director J. Searle Dawley and Billie Burke together have injected into "The Mysterious Miss Terry," the star's latest picture for Paramount, all of the charm and romance of southern Italy or any one of the spots usually picked out by dramatists for their stories. "The Mysterious Miss Terry." while full of intrigue and suspense, Is nothing more than a good American story told in a most fascinating manner. It will appear at the Murray theater tonight WASHINGTON "Long shots" and "close-ups" are now well understood by all patrons of the silent drama. But a "bird's-eye shot" now makes its appearance for the fir6t time on the screen In "When False Tongues Speak," the William Fox production starring Virginia Pearson at the Washington theater Tries-' day. The story tells of a refined woman who finds her husband is deceiving her. In a lively scene following his efforts to free himself of her in which six people intimately connected with the plot are in or near the scene, the husband Is killed. A burglar who saw the murder from behind a screen where he was hiding clears up the mystery which was about to claim an Innocent man as its victim. The picture was directed by Carl Harbaugh, producer of many Fox masterpieces. The excellent photography and many weird effects are from the hand of Georges Benolt. FRANK GOTCH IS SERIOUSLY ' ILL IN CHICAGO HOSPITAL CHICAGO, Oct. 15. Frank Gotch. for years world's champion wrestler, is seriously ill in this city. Gotch, accompanied by Mrs. Gotch, arrived from their home at Humboldt, Iowa, on their way to Hot Springs, Ark. He became suddenly ill and went to a Chicago hospital for treatment. A few hours later hospital physicians said that on the surf ace Gotch was suffering from a kidney, complaint A more thorough diagnosis will be made. C A. (Jvc "MY BLOOD SUPPLY IS The Slightest Impurity Must Be Promptly Eliminated. Keeping your blood free from all Impurities means that you will enjoy a robust, strong and sturdy vitality which will enable your system to resist the numerous ailments that are constantly assailing it, and to which so many people succumb. Practically everyone Is subject to the same attacks from the numberless enemies of good health which lurk in the air we breathe and the water we drink. Why do some 60 easily throw off the attack, while others fall a victim to disease? It is almost entirely due to the condition of the blood. If your blood is thin and impure, and your strength and vitality have been gradually un WftSHI

Tuesday Solve this mystery! Here is a photodrama which will keep you on the jump from start to finish and which will keep you guessing as to who Is the slayer of the unfaithfulu husband until the final scene. .. Wm. For Presents .. VIRGINIA PEARSON IN "When False Tongues Speak" Also Pearl White in 'The Perilous Plunge" ' 10th Episode of the "Fatal Ring" which "wiU thrill you from start to finish. Shows Continuous 1:45 to 11:00 p. m. Matinee 10c Night 15c

WASHINGTON THEATRE

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TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK . Don't Walt for Tonight to Get Your Seats. Get Them Early Today. .

HENDRICKS WILL BOSS NEW YORK

CHICAGO, Oct. 15 It became known today for the first time that there will be two changes in the management of American league embs next season. Jack Hoodrieks,' the leader of , the Indianapolis team, will take W1M Bill Donovan's place as leader of the New York Yankees, while Miller Hoggins, who has handled the Cardinals so ably for several years.' will aonttnae' In St, Louis as manager of the Browns, relieving Fielder Jones. This shift was made only yesterday. Boston Braves Turn Chief Meyers Lose BOSTON, Mass., Oct. 15. Catcher John T. (Chief) Meyers has been granted his unconditional release by the Boston Braves, to which chib he came last August, when the team was sorely pressed for a backstop. Before that Meyers had been unconditionally released by Brooklyn. The constant danger of earthquakes stands in the way of the development of the waterfalls of Japan. (Aaverusement.) Local Woman Eats Anything She Wants Nov Thanks Tanlac for Putting Stomach Back in Shape Gains Weight. "I can eat anything I want since I've been taking Tanlac can I've gained in weight," said Miss Mary Hart. 211 South Seventh street, this city, a silverware canvasser. "My stomach was all out of order before I tried Tanlac," Miss Hart continued. "My food Just seemed to lay In my stomach and wouldn't digest tight. I couldn't eat cabbage or onions ht all because of the bad after effects, t bloated so much after meals that my clothes felt tight. "I was nervous, too, and I was bothered often with headaches. "Tanlac has made me feel better in (very -way. My stomach Is back in good Bhape again now and I can eat mything I want without any trouble ifterward. I'm gaining in weight right Uong now. Tanlac is a purely vegetable tonic especially designed to build up runlown systems. If yon are not feeling right why don't you try Tanlac? It Fill build up your system and make (on feel fine again as It is now doing jr many other Richmond people. Get Tanlac today at any good drug store. t-Adv. rtis,sniGii.t ) MY VERY LIFE; I MUST KEEP IT PURE." dermined by an accumulation of Impurities, you will fall an easy victim to one of the many ailments which assail your health every day, while those who keep their blood pure and clean will enjoy almost perfect health. You can be sure that your blood will be kept In perfect condition by the use of a few bottles of that matchless blood purifier, S. S. S. This wonderful remedy is purely vegetable and has been used with unvarying success for more than fifty years. S. S. S. is sold by druggists everywhere. Don't accept a substitute. A valuable book and free medical advice about your blood supply can be obtained by writing to Swift Specific Co. 77-E Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. W GTOW Tonight is the eventful night! Polly anna will be with you. You will see her feel her presence be thrilled by the great joy she has given a million people. The happiness she freely shares with you will be taken away and freely shared by you with others. Your life other lives will be made bright and beautiful by her influence an influence that has made better all who thus far have sen her. Be a link in the endies chain of joy with which this wonderful character has bound humanity! - -Good People of Richmond This night of flight greet POLLYANNA! 5 from same