Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 125, 6 April 1918 — Page 9

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, EIGHT BASKET ' MEN AT EARLHAM TO GETJLETTERS Quaker Track and Baseball Teams Will Be Coachless Next Week. Next week the track and baseball team of the Richmond high school will find Itself coachless. Coach Robert J. Nohr. Jr.. leaves for bis new position

at Gary. Ind., Saturday, It Is understood. Until some action is taken by the school board Captain Oraffis will act as coach and manager of the team. Graffis was elected captain of the track team early last year. tv- kii fiaAa have been training ill" luimj - - - . steadily and are showing some excellent material ana aevewpuieui track. The loss of the coach will greatly handicap the work of the team, The first track meet will be with Muncie some time next month. The Board of Control of the high school Friday amended the athletic ruling to allow the later basketball men who were me nuuo i -son to gain R's. This was done as Ralph Price the stonewall back guard of the R. H. S. regulars was one of the late men to join the squad. As yet no new ruling has been placed on the track men's letters but If necessity arises the board will amend the athletic constitution. The men to receive letters this year are. Price. VanAllen. Stegman. Robinson. Simmon. Graffis. Harding and Gardner. The letters will be presented to the men at the last chapel of the year, when all letters of track, basketball, G. A. A., debating and other events are given. MA Little Child Shall Lead Them" but not If the Kaiser's baby killers have their way which shall it be? More Bonds or More Blood? BRIEFS One of the busiest places in the county Is the Gaar Nuseries, Cambridge City, on the National road. Customers are coming for miles around in their autos and getting large orders and are agreeably surprised at the size of these nurseries and the superior quality of the stock. . Visitors report also that their prices are very reasonable. The following are among some who have been there and bought large orders: "The finest and cleanest nursery stock I ever saw." Jos. A. Jenkins, Richmond. R. F. D. It will pay anyone wishing nursery stock to go to the Gaar Nurseries. We were agreeably surprised at the size of these nurseries and the fine stock they have. We each bought large orders and are telling our neighbors to go there too if they want what they buy." U. M. Stewart, Geo. Ballanger, O. C. Weyl, Economy. "Have just been at the Gaar Nurseries for my 6pring orders and find their stock, as usual, clean, fine and reasonable. They have anything you want." Carlos Tubesing, Webster. 'The stock at the Gaar Nurseries Is superior to anything I have ever bought. Everyone wanting nursery 6tock should patronize them. They are courteous gentlemen." Thomas Oler, Williamsburg. "M. H. Gaar of the Gaar Nurseries Is nn .rfitt in Ma line a.nd hia stock Is fine. No one will be disappointed by getting him to plan your grounas ana furnish your shrubbery and trees. I can cheerfully recommend him to anyone." W. E. McWinney, E. Main St., Richmond. "Any one wanting landscape work done where you can get valuable suggestions for nothing and heavy transplanted stock furnished for your setting should go to the Gaar Nurseries. Mr. Gaar li a courteous gentleman and his nursery stock Is fine," B. C. Oalser. Centerrille. "We were agreeably surprised at the size of the Gaar Nuseries and the fine stock found there. We did not know that there was a nursery where everything Is first-class, but you can find it there. We were highly pleased with the large orders we purchased. We are recommending this nursery to our neighbors. Indiana should help boost this nursery as the proprietor has what 7on want and will give yon valuable jrnggeatlo&s and a square deal." C. H. Kobe. W. M. Puthoff. New Parts, Ohio. I Visit the store m pleasant dealing Idol

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I WW TOO WOULD HAVE TH0U4HT OF ONE BEFORE Vrvi HAILED ME Exhibition Baseball At Houston, Tex. Brooklyn Nationals 5 11 3 Boston Americans 3 8 3 Batteries Coombs, Pfeffer . and Wheat; McCabe, Jones and Agnew, Mayer. AJ Atlanta, Ga. Washington Americans ....5 .9 1 Atlanta 2 6 2 Batteries Shaw, Dumont and AinBmlth, Flarrity; Lynch and Plcinich. At Columbia, S. C. New York Americans 10 17 2 Boston Nationals 0 2 '5 Batteries Love, Thermoblin and Walters, Dueh; Nehf, Crum and Wilson. Fighting Men at Front Need Baseball Supplies "Supply exhausted of first base mitts; masks, catchers mitts, protectors, fielders' gloves and rules supply low. Spring supplies should be rushed as rapidly as possible on different ships. Increase of athletic goods essential. Unexpected needs at front require a large increase." This cablegram from France was recently received by the Y. M. C. A. of this country. It calls attention to what our men overseas regard aa one great deficiency in the equipment of the United States troops. Base ban is still our national game, even over thr in Flanders, and the basemen object to taking hard throws from across the diamond with their bare hands. Flehtine men must have their play. To the Y. M. C. A. the government has intrusted the task or supervising the athletic recreation of hundreds of thousands of men. It's no small job. PRESBYTERY MEETS OXFORD, O., April 6. The spring meeting of the Presbytery of Dayton, comprising eight counties in southwestern Ohio, will open a two-days' session at the Western College for Women Monday morning. PHOTOS ?Z MAIM Sft RfQIMOH&igtiy

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Ct AVAt MURRETTE Miss Lucille King, one of the most beautiful women in motion pictures, who is Andrea, the statuesque stockade belle of the new Mutual special production "The Planter," Wednesday and Thursday at the Murrette. escaped death by the narrowest possible margin when fire destroyed the larger part of the studio plant in which the finishing touches were being put on the play at Pasadena, Cal. William Russell, leading star of the film in adventure drama, one of the best known amateur athletes in the country and an actor of acknowledged ability, had a narrow escape last week drivlne with Edward Sloman. di rector of Russell productions, in his racing car near &anta tsarDara. Russell, who starred in a new American-Mutual nroduction. "New York Luek," at the Murrette Thursday, one of the best drivers in the country, ran his car up the hillside through heavy brush and boulders, wrecking it badly and throwing Sloman out, but the kids escaped. "The Cast-Off" at the Murrette, Friday and Saturday. Pansy May had come from the orphan asylum with all the lovableness of a fourteen-year-old child who sees nothing but good in the world about her. Plunged into Mrs. Hendon-Ware's Capital "Y" Track Men Lose to High School INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April ft The Y. M. C. A. track team lost to the Manual Training high school team last night in the third annual dual moot lipid at the "Y" evm. 5S to 45. These two Institutions had met twice before and the "Y" team was the winner, but the high school lads took the lead from the start this year and were never headed. The "Y" team was without the services of Captain Douglas White and Delbert Morse. Both of these athletes were expected to take several first places. Suits & Overcoats Dry Qj .00 Cleaned and Pressed. I Carry and Save 25c Plan Altering, repairing and pressing done by practical tailors JOE MILLER, TAILOR 6172 Main Street. Second Floor.

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WITH IT ttELFexclusive boarding house, where she began worldly life as maid-of-all work, Pansy May was so willing and so happy that her legs and arms ached when she crawled into her bed each night until it seemed they must drop from her body. She couldn't do enough for Mrs. Hen-don-Ware, but especially for Guy Hen ley. The child didn't know that, behind her back, Henley was laughing at her, but she did discover that Miss Wilson (in love with Henley) and the other snobbish "paying guests" were regarding her with open signs of amusement. MURRAY The first three episodes of "The Eajcle's Eye." the serial photodrama presented by The Whartons, who have made a wide reputation as producers 1 of successful serials, in wnicn uniei Flynn reveals the secret history or the silent battle between the protec tive forces of this Government and the Imperial German government's spies and conspirators during the past three years, make startling revelations. This serial is produced in twenty episodes, each complete in itself. It has been booked at the Murray Thea tre. The second episode will be pre sented Monday and Tuesday. One episode will be shewn each week 4 dinary feature is completed. "Faith Endurin" at the Murray Wednesday and Thursday. Jeff Flagg has as a bosom friend Jim Lee and together they start raising cattle on a small scale. The Rex Cop per Mining Company starts operations nearby which spells disaster to the cattle enterprise as the copper poisons the water and kills the grassy A feud is started against Crane, manager of the mining compny and Durkee the sheriff who is seeking the mjner's vote. Crane is mysteriously killed and Flagg is suspected of being the murderer. r

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I YOU SAID A MOUTH FOL He disappears and word Is sent out tn look for the identification mark of a scar upon his wrist. Lee deliberate ly shoots him In the arm, tearing away the tell-tale scar. Flagg returns to the scene of the murder and proof is given to show that young vie uryer was the man who kiddel Crane in protection of his sister, whom Crane had insulted. Flagg who has been in love with Helen Dryer all along, woos and wins her. Miss Theda Bara. the William Fox screen star, proudly displays a service flag in her limousine denoting that her brother, Marque Bara, is "doing his bit" for Uncle Sam. Mr. Bara is attached to the United States Signal Corps. Aviation branch, stationed at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Before enlisting in the Signal Corps Miss Bara's brother was employed by the Fox Corporation as assistant director to Kenean Buel, who directs Jane and Katherine Lee, the William Fox "Baby Grands." To Investigate Value of Telegraph Companies WASHINGTON, April 6. The interstate commerce commission today ordered an investigation of the physical valuation of forty-five telegraph and cable companies property and of their financial condition, similar to the valuation proceedings of railroads under way for several years. The Huns will be here next year unless you buy Third Liberty Loan Bonds. CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH MOSEY DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.. Chicago. 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive In return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain tn sides and back; rheumatism, backache. kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, headache and sluggish bowels. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. Adv.

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First Regiment of "Army Behind Army" is Formed INDIANAPOLIS, April , 6. The first regiment of what is to be known sb an "army behind the army" in this state has been formed In the southern nnrt nf Indiana. The organization is T composed of men of draft age in the EvansvDle district, where tne men have united into a unit ready to "go over the top" on any war measure which the government may ask. The movement to form 6ucn regiments ib spreading rapidly to other parts of the state. The registered men are organized by townships to put over the Liberty loan campaigns, Red Cross drives. Y. M. C. A. projects and food productions ideas, as well as all other measures to win the war. Pro-German talks and acts have no place on the programs in counties where such regiments are formed and the members stand together as vigilant committees ready to report immediately to local councils of defense any acts which might be construed as giving aid and comfort to the enemy. Through regular meetings of the various township units the public is kept informed of regular war measGET NEW KIDNEYS! The kidneys are the most overworked organs of the human body, and when they fail In their work of filtering out and throwing off the poisons developed In the system, things begin to happen. One of the first warnings Is pain or stiffness In the lower part of the back; highly colored urine: loss of appetite; indigestion; Irritation, or even stone In the bladder. These symptoms Indicate a condition that may lead to that dreaded and fatal malady, Bright'e disease, for which there Is said to be no cure. You can almost certainly find immediate relief In GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. For more than 200 years this famous preparation has been an unfailing remedy for all kidney, bladder and urinary troubles. Get it at any drug store, and if it does not give you almost immediate relief. ryour money will be refunded. Be sure you get the UULU M,uau Drana None other genuine. In boxes, three sizes.

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By McManus a TEtTEROAf UVb HER .TO DEATH POUCE HON'T nres,' and within a few days after thai start ! of any campaign, it has been explained and discussed In very homein the county. The plan was started and perfected, by County Agent George X. Reed of Warrick county, and Judge Roscoe Klper of Booneville. Organizations have. Deen penectea Dy county Agent. . xAtklnson, Evansville, T. S. McCulloch, Mt. Vernon; R. R. Marshall, Princeton; County Agent W. J. Piggott, Jr.,. Kockport, ana otners. Older men than those registered for military service may Join the regiments. IF YOU HAVE RHEUMATISM You would give almost anything to get rid of it, wouldn't you? And you know it won't get well by simply letting it run on. Rheumatism, like everything else, has a cause, and it cannot be cured until you remove that cause. But what Is the use of spending hundreds of dot lars at springs and health resorts when for 50c you can obtain a box of Trusters Rheumatic Tablets from any druggist, or 6 boxes, which will be sufficient for the most obstinate case for $2.50. Truster's Tablets remove all the poisonous waste from the bowels and kidneys and give the blood a chance to build up the entire system. D0NT GET OLD! Use Trusler's Rheumatic Tablets, .For Sale by All Druggists.

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