Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 116, 27 March 1918 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNES., MARCH 27, 1918

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WOMEN ACQUIRE ART OF BOWLING WITH PLEASURE

Flock to the Alleys on Days - That Are Kept Open for Their Use. More top notchers are appearing every day among the woman bowlers at the V. M. C. A. bowling alley. Tim Sprouse, manager of the Y alley started the women to bowling about two months ago. : At that time the women bowled about forty pins each game. Now they have doubled and tripled their scores in many cases. Bowlers became interested in the sport a few years ago when some men proud of their high scores took their wives to the alley to see them throw balls down the alley. Right then the wives decided that they could bowl as well as the men and after a time slipped away and started bowling on their own accord. Where the Sport Started - The first women bowlers started kicking the wooden soldiers into the padded trenches at St. Louis, Detroit, and a few other large cities. Tuesday afternoon the Nusbaums of the women bowling league shut out the Kempers in all three games bowled, rolling scores that are almost as good as the scores of men teams. t Mrs.' Knopf rolled a high score of 158 making a high average of 132, with Smelser second with an average of 115. Manager Sprouse announced Tuesday that he would bold the alley open for the women on two nights each week. These nights are Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Richmond to Send Team to State Y Tourney That Richmond will have a team in the state Y basketball tournament held at Muncie April 4, was announced Wednesday by Secretary Schwan. The men who will report for the state tournament are Monroe, Hayward, guards; Parker, center and captain ; C. Porter, E. Porter. "Eno" O'Neal, forwards. As yet there is some question as to whether Pitts and Shelton, guards, will be able to go into the tournament games on Monday.

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The Cleveland club is still trying to secure First Baseman Sheely from the Salt Lake Pacific Coast league club. Sheely is said to be a powerful hitter and a fine normal player, but so far the Salt Lake club has been unwilling to part with him. Manager Fohl, however, has Just released Ivan Howard to the Salt Lake club, and as Howard can play the initial bag Cleveland fans believe that Sheely will open the season with the Indians. Fohl, by the way, has a formidable pitching staff at the training camp. It includes Stanley Coveleskie. Coumbe. Morton, Lambeth, Wilkinson. Enzmann and the veteran Robert Groom. Mordecal Brown of three finger ' fame was all set to manage the Terre Haute club of the Central league when that organization threw up the sponge.

Though he is in the draft Donie Bush of the Tigers doesn't expect to be called for some time, as his number is far down in the list. Furthermore, he is the sole support of a widowed mother and several sisters. Walter Johnson, Griff's star boxman recently was ill, suffering from an attack of the mumps. . Bill McKechnle has returned to his first love. He broke into the National league with the Pirates nearly eight years ago, and now has gone back to them, the Reds having sold his release at the waiver price. McKechnie played with the Yankees soon after leaving the Pirates. Then he leaped to the Feds and became the manager of the Newarks. The Giants signed him in 1916 only to include him with Roush and Matty" in the trade for Herzog. McKechnie was laid up last year with a crippled hand, but the Reds kept him on the pay roll. He demanded too much salary recently and refused to sign, whereupon he was sent back to the Pittsburg club to cover third base unless the hard-hitting Boeckel concludes to acceut Barney Dreyfuss's terms.

nant all winter, the critics want to know what team, barring the Giants, can 6how a more formidable string of hitters than Roush, Groh. Chase. Lee. Griffith, Neale. Magee, Kopf, Clartie and Wingo. Evidently the Porkville wise men haven't seen Lee Magee in harness since he left the Cardinals four yars ago. If this player doesn t hit with better results than when he was a member of the YanKees. Cincinnati fans will be gnashing their teeth long before Decoration Day. Manager John Ganzel of the Kansas City club hopes to land some players from the Giants and White Sox. John knows where to . pick 'em.

Is He Planning Russ . Army Expedition?

City Statistics

Deaths and Funerals HAWK Roland Hawk, the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hawk, died Tuesday evening at the home of its parents, at 164 Ft. Wayne avenue. Funeral services will be held Thursn'rloek at the home.

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Night School Echoes

The Tigers are out to get a winner this year. Coach Bill Donovan has fourteen pitcners with which to work. Out in Cincinnati, where they have been winning the National league pen-

..." mtiin prp. who has been

teaching at the high school at Whitewater, Ind., will take charge of the night Spanish classes at the Richmond high school. Miss Rice takes the place of Miss Woodyard, who is going to Chicago. t. Miss Rice is a graduate of Earlham college and acted as substitute for Mrs. Ballard, the Spanish teacher there. B. W. Kelley. who has charge of the automobile class of the night school, announced that the class would take up the study of rear axles and the propeller shaft.

K. C. (Kronn) Beck, rabbit kind of! Kansas, has promised to give every j

Kansas negro draxtea into me army the left hind foot of a rabbit, which is a famous charm.

Admiral Koltchak.

Koltchak, formerly' commander of the Russian' Black sea fleet, is reported to be organizing an army to cooperate with General Semenoff, leader of the i nti-Bolshevik movement in Siberia.

WHITEWATER WILL PLAY ARCANUM BASKET TOSSERS

WHITEWATER, lDd., March 27 The Whitewater first basketball five will go to Arcanum next Friday night to play the Arcanum basketball representatives. The Arcanum basketball five claim a strong team and will give the Whitewater basket tossers a strong race.

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SEEP OATS Two varieties of Seed Oats, recleaned and very fine.' RICHMOND ROLLER MILLS and ELEVATOR

S. A. L Will Re-organhe at Meeting Tonight Representatives of ne Saturday Afternoon League will meet Wednesday night at the Y. M. C. A. at 8:00 o'clock to re-organize. Factories wishing representation are asked to be present. ' Two factories have already declared their intention of supporting a team and it is believed more factories will fall in line. . Many factories that supported a full nine last year have lost their men and will not' be able to put out a full lineup. Friends of Dr. Much . Suspected as Disloyal BOSTON. March; 27. Dr. Karl uiiKir.tho Rnston svmnhony orchestra

conductor now in federal custody as an enemy alien, spent today in the East Cambridge jail while agents of the department of justice examined a number of letters and documents seized at his home here. Officials in charge of the investigation declined to say whether charges of specific acts against the United States would be brought in court against the prisoner. No orders from Washington regarding the disposal of his case has been re

ceived, they said. It was statea mat the activities of a close friend of the orchestra conductor were being investigated and that another arrest might follow.

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Terrifying Itching Causes Contiguous Torture.

Police Hold Suspect for Jersey City Blast NEW YORK, March 27. Police headquarters announced today that Jacob E. Altman had confessed that he was responsible for the fire which caused the explosion in the Harvis warehouse in Jersey City, yesterday. He said, according to the police, that he started it accidentally.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss: Notice is hereby given that the Board' of County Commissioners will receive sealed bids and proposals for the Poor Farm groceries for the month of April, 1918, in accordance with specifications on file in the County Auditor's office. Bids will be received until 11 o'clock a. m. on Monday, April 1st, 1918, at

i the County Auditor's office at the j

Court House in the city of Richmond. Bids must be submitted on blanks designated by the State, which may be procured of the Auditor of Wayne County. ' 1 Each bid shall be accompanied by a personal or surety bond in a sum not j less than the amount of the bid, and j in all respects conform with the law j governing such matters.

The Board reserves the right to re- j

ject any and all bids. By crder of the Board of County

I Commissioners of Wayne County.

LEWIS S. BOWMAN, Auditor Wayne County. Mar. 27-lt.

Do you sometimes feel like you will scream if you do not get relief from the tormenting and terrifying itching and irritating burning that makes you feel like your very skin is ablaze? Possibly your disorder has not reached the torturing stage as yet, but there are thousands of victims of skin diseases that know too well the well nigh unendurable bain that comes from eruptions, irritations, pimples, boils, ulcers, eczema, psoryasis, carbuncles and the numerous other forms of torment that attack the delicate tissues of the skin. The only proper method of treatment for any disease, is a remedy that will reach its source, that will remove its cause, and not simply palliate its symptoms. Every form of skin ailment comes from a colony of millions upon millions of tiny disease germs that infest the blood. Naturally, then, these germs must be eradicated from the blood before a cure can be expected. You know well enough that

you cannot reach the blood by applying ; lotions, ointments, salves, washes and other local applications to the surface of the skin. So when you use such treatment for your tormenting skin diseases, the most you can expect is a temporary discontinuance of the pain, which promptly returns, and keeps you constantly applying the local remedies, making no progress whatever toward permanently ridding yourself of the disease. Why longer continue such makeshift treatment? Go to your drugs store today and get a bottle of S. S. S., the reliable blood purifier, and being a treatment that will prove satisfactory, as it has to thousands of others who were afflicted just as you have been. S. S. S., has been used for more than fifty years, so that you are not experimenting when you take it. It will promptly . cleanse the blood of every impurity, and rout out entirely every trace of disease germs. Don't continue to suffer, but begin taking S. S. S. today, and write our head physician, who will give you full instructions about your own case. Address Medical Director, 404 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. Adv.

W. H, .Schureman DENVER, COLO. Will lecture and show 125 stereopticon pictures of Colorado mountain scenery, also a number of pictures of wild animals free THURSDAY evening at 7:30 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church. These will be especially enjoyed by persons wearing Edmund's fitted glasses. ALL ARE INVITED

ONLY FOUR DAYS MORE THEN EASTER Our Easter shoe style display has always been a source o'f special pride with us, but this season you will just bave to see for yourself to appreciate the handsome shoes and the vast assortment of styles. OXFORDS Of black and tan with straight or curved heels, priced . . . , $4.00 UPWARDS PUMPS In high heels and lower heels, tan and black, priced $4 UPWARDS HIGH SHOES Of tan, grey, white or black, in high or lower heels $5.00 UPWARDS

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mi tilfte Western Fpitd11 In Addition to This Unusual Lecture a Special Government Motion Picture entitled "HUMANITY'S APPEAL" Showing the Red Cross Work at Evian, France. Everyone Should Hear This Lecture and See the Picture. It's to Your Interest to Come. Admission, 25c to all parts of the Coliseum. School Children 15c

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To the Women of Richmond and Wayne County Even the most skilled student of economics would be baffled by the manyregulations on the consumption of flo ur issued by the food administration, together with the substitutes which must be used. IF YOU SHOULD BE A STRANGER IN RICHMOND AND HAD NEVER HEARD OF THE RICHMOND BAKING CO. OR THE RICHMOND BAKING CO. SERVICE there would be some excuse for you to worry trying to solve the problem of breadbakmg. . But the women of Wayne county have nearly all become acquainted with the superior quality of Richmond Baking Company's Products And These Women Should Be Content To Let The Richmond Baking Co. Bear the Burden. A baker with the wide experience and reputation for baking good thmgs can bake bread cheaper under the present conditions than the housewife and at the same time make it more palatable. ORDER OF YOUR GROCER PRODUCTS OF The Richmond Baking Co. Try Our Victory Bread which Can Be Eaten Every Day HOT FROM THE OVEN EVERY DAY

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