Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 99, 7 March 1918 — Page 7

BRINGING UP

THAT I I w QUAKER QUINTET MEETS DEPAUW FRIDAY NIGHT The Earlham basketball veterans !ine-up against the DePauw aggregation at Greencastle, Friday night in :he last game of the season. The Quakers are in excellent shape. Hoach Mowe expects a hard and close fight but feels that the ability of the Quaker forwards will be far better than ever before. When the DePauw five played at '.be Coliseum it banded the Earlham basketball team a defeat through the ability of its tall center. Smith, to gain the ball after an Earlham forward had shot and missed. However, Carlisle, the chief pointsretter in the Earlham-DePauw game litre, was ineligible to play following; that game and now, without bis assistance the Earlham men should havo more of a show against the Methodists. The I. C. A. L. title is still hanging In the balance and, according to Earlham dopsters, should not be awarded until Franklin plays the Little Giants i return game on its dirt floor. They led that the Franklin five -would not anly buffer defeat but also would rome out with a much smaller end of the score than did the Earlham five. If Franklin does not play the Wahash five then the Quakers' right to the bunting is stronger than the Franklin aggregation's claims, according to the law of percentage. Earlham having played more I. C. A. L. games than the Franklin team. Coach John Thurber of Franklin I ases his claim to the I. C. A. L. penlant on the fact that Franklin has dropped only one I. C. A. L. game and '.hat was to Earlham, while Earlham lost a game to Franklin by eight points and one to Wabash. According to the dopsters the Wabash team has as much right to claim 'he title as Franklin. Friday's Schedule Friday's basketball schedule at the Coliseum follows: Friday morning 0:00 I;ichmoo4 vs. Rushville Thurman. 10:00 St. Paul vs. Milroy Webb. 11:00 Cambridge City vs. Liberty Tburman. Friday afternoon1:00 Fountain City as. Burney j CDD. 2:00 Modoc vs. Green, Farmland Thurraan. 3:00 Manilla vs. Connersville Webb. 4: 00 Union City vs. Moscow Tburman. Friday evening 7:30 Sanduskv vs. Hagerstown Webb. S: 30 Winner 9 a. m. vs. winner 10 a. m. Thurman. THORNBURGH IS BOOKKEEPER. Harry Thornburgh, the announcement of whose candidacy for county auditor was made in Wednesday's Palladium, is bookkeeper and not cashier of the Union National bank. Jacob Hauen. former county auditor, is i'nshitr of the bank. y . In 1914 Japan exported 9.000.000 pent ils and in 1916 the number had been increased to 168,000,000.

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I DON'T THINK HE HA DAO.HTEFOt WENT 111 - ...... AUf Bowling at Cincy Individuals. Styles, Detroit Wagner, Newark, N. J Steers, Chicago Herdman, Cleveland Leonard, Detroit Ready, Chicago Shank Louisville Solroer. Eau Claire, Wis Kllpatrick, Detroit Ilubey, Detroit Doubles. Steers and Thomas, Chicago Goodman and Jenk3. Canton Doehnnan-Farnan, Fort Wayne.. McDowell and Thies, Cleveland. Anderson-Anderson, Chicago. . . . Pflum and Ott, Chicago Pfister and Giroun, Detroit Lundberg and Mackin, Chicago. . Dibble and West, Buffalo Quina and King, Fort Wayne. . . . Five-Man Teams. Anuilas Cigars, St. Paul Champion Spark Plugs. Toledo. . Athearn Hotel, Oshkos'n. Wis... Elm, Rochester. X. Y P. J. Schmidt Five, Detroit Marott Shoe Shop, Indianapolis. Shymansky & Sons, Louisville.. Mineralltes, Chicago Blouin-Brucks, Chicago Wooster Lambers, St. Louis 702 6S0 675 673 672 6GS 666 663 663 660 1,335 1.2S7 1,259 1,247 1.247 1,246 1.24S 1,237 1,236 1,232 3,022 2.90S 2.S92 2.SS5 2,874 2,873 2,861 2.85S 2.S56 2,835 CINCINNATI. O.. March 7. C. Styles of Detroit topped the high scora In the individual event and by bowling 702 went into the lead in the individual standing at the American Bowling Congress tournament today. He came within nine pins of equaling the world's record, made by W. H. Pierce of Pueblo, Col., at Peoria in 1915. Styles started his wonderful bowling by making 247 in his first game, added 233 in his second and, despite the fact that he got two bad breaks in the two initial frames of his final game, finished out in grand style by rolling 222. G. Leonard of Detroit. Style's partner in the doubles, also bowled well in his singles, going into fifth place with 672. Leonard shot 235 in his first game, 227 in his second and finished with a 210 score. In their doubles matches, however, Leonard and Styles fell far below the average, finishing their games with 1,077, Leonard getting 580 and Styles 497. J. Ilubey of Detroit -went into seventh place in the singles early witn 660, but landed in tenth place after styles and! Leonard had finished and after J. Kllpatrick of Detroit, on one of the final shifts, had bow;ed 663. In the doubles J. Pfister and W. Giroun of Detroit, by making 1,245, went into seventh place. -vSERIES OF REVIVAL MEETINGS. OXFORD. Ohio. March 7 Rev. Chester Birch, evangelist, of Kansas City, Mo., sill this evening begin a series of revival meetings in the First Presbyterian church. All the Protestant churches of the town, also the Y. M. C. A. of Miami University, are identified with the religious movement. CIT THIS OIT-1T IS WOIlTn MOSEY PON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 6o and mail it to Foley & Co.. IS35 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, III.. writing your name and address clearly. You wtll receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for cmiRhs, colds and croup: Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and back: rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleanslnfr cathartic. for constipation, biliousness, head.u-he and sluggish bowels. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. Adv. FAGG & WHITE Africanology

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Negro Quintet Loses to Indianapolis The Richmond negro basketball five was defeated by the Indianapolis Y. M. C. A. negro quintet Wednesday night at the Coliseum, by a 12-8 score. Both teams were in excellent shape and well trained but the experience of the Indianapolis five won the game, after a hard fight. Peters, center and Hazzard, forward divided the honors in point getting, MAGNESIA BATHS FOR INDIGESTION Doctor Recommends Them in Place of Drugs, Pepsin, Soda or Artificial Digestents. "Only those in constant touch with sufferers from indigestion and dyspepsia can fully realise the harm done by the improper use of artificial digestents or drugs like pepsin or soda pills and tablets in the treatment of stomach trouble," declares a well known physician. In fully nine cases out of ten digestive trouble is caused by an excess of hydrochloric acid in the stomach, which sours and ferments the food, creating gas on the stomach and often causing intense pain or burning. The forcing of food from stomach to intestines with artificial dlgeutents in such a case is almost criminal folly as serious Intestinal indigestion may very easily follow. Instead the stomach should be given a magnesia bath to clean out the acids, sweeten the food contents, soothe and allay inflammation and irritation of the stomach walls and thus permit the normal healthy digestion of the food. You can give your acid inflamed stomach no finer treatment than a magnesia bath. Jt is simple, easy and pleasant to take. cannot injure the stomach and is r.ot at ail expensive. Just get a small bottle of Bisuiated Magnesia (either tablets or powder) from your druggist, put a teaspoonful of the powder or two tablets in a glass of water and drink it at every meal for a few days and your stomach will act and feel fine. It must be understood that I do not advise the use of suh forms of magnesia as citrates, acetates, sulphates, milks or lump magnesia. One of these might do more harm than good. I believe tint nothing but pure blHtiruteri magnenia should be used to neutralize an acid stomach. This form is not difficult to obtain. The best druggists have it and in the bisurated tablet or powder form it will instantly neutralize stomach acidity and insure painless, natural digestion for even chronic sufferers from stomach trouble. HRE5S55505! 5BES

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