Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 277, 3 October 1918 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, , THURSDAY, OCT. 3, 1918.

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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 3. After the enforced idleness of Tuesday, owing to the physical examinations of the applicants for the Students' Army Training Corps, the candidates for the niue and White eleven at Butler practiced for the second time this week yesterday in preparation for the game with Wabash at Crawfordsville. Oct. Coach Joe Mullans I3 following the conditioning exercises of last week with hard scrimmages to train the men both on the offensive and defensive. The old backfield of last year was made Intact yesterday when "Ike" Woods, a star who .is now in

the service, came back on a furlough and is spending hl3 time on the field. Woods, Agnew, Dailey and Meyer, with the line made up of new material, stacked up against an eleven made up of new men. Material for two elevens 13 turning out for the daily workouts, and when the machinery of tho training corps of the collego begins to run smoothly much more of the promising football material enrolled at the college will come out in football togs. ENLISTMENTS HOLD STAGE NOTRK DAME, Ind., Oct. 3. Foothall took a back seat at Notre Dame. Enlistment in the S. A. T. C. kept the center of the stage till 3:43 o'clock. Conch Itoekne was not out and as a number of the first team were suffering from colds there was no varsity

practice at all. The two veterans, Gipp and Tiahan, however, put the freshmen through a good consistent drill in H;ruals and interference for thf ir gaum next Saturday with the cadets at Culver.

War Causes Decrease in Bowling Interest "Tim" Sprouse the guardian of the "Y" bowling alleys announced today that the Y. M. C. A. bowling leagues would not organize until at least next week. This Is due to the fact that the men being out of practice and also to the lack of men because of the war. The women are not coming out In the bowling game as fast as they did last year "Tim" . stated. The leagues to be organized next week will probably have four teams in both the women's section and in the men's. "As soon as the war is over," Timothy said, "the bowling alleys and all of the sports will be rushed, but at present the people are spending their money for Liberty bonds and are not spending for bowling."

TWO FULL TEAMS OUT CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Oct. 3. While physical examinations were progressing Wednesday afternoon, which took many of the gridiron men from their daily practice, two full teams turned out, including nine new men. Scrimmage will be held tomorrow In secret, preliminary to the preparations for the clash with the Indliinapolis eleven Saturday afternoon, at 4 o'clock on Ingalls Field, Tackling by the use of the dummy Is also introduced into the practice, which is developing many of the new men vho never before faced a man carrying tho pigskin. Coach Townsend has not as yet chosen his varsity team. However, it is evident from tho showing in practice that Burns of Iowa has a berth cinched on the first rleven, while White, Richardson, . Etter, Willite and Orr will probably make the team. The five last year players look good, making the probable eleven.

SINGLE G WINNER

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LEXINGTON", Ky., Oct. 3 The Phoenix Hotel Purse of $1,500, a free-for-all for pacers, which was on the third day's card of the Grand Circuit meeting as a feature, was about as cheap a race as has been seen this year. Single G won it in two heats, the first heat just as Mr! Geers pleased and the second heat by a narrow margin, due to Murphy's attempt to lift Miss Harris M under the wire at the finish of, for them, a comparatively slow mile. There were only three starters, and neither Miss Harris M or Hal Boy would or could force the Indiana wiggler, which had been selected as the favorite, to extend himself in the early stages of either heat. The last quar

ter or the nrst mile, However, was paced in 0:29, the time being 2:02 for the first mile and 2:03 for the second mile.

On The Screen

WASHINGTON. If your husband not only objected to your taste in motor cars, insisted on one of his own selection, but bought sables for another ' woman (to make you Jealous) as well, would you immediately lose no time in suing

for a divorce? Come to the Washington theatre Friday and Saturday and see just how Mollie Thornhill (Constance Talmadge) solves the problem of the motor car and the sables, in her latest Select Picture in which she is presented by Lewis J. Selznick. MURRETTE. It Is now definitely known that a considerable portion of the $50,000,000 spent on German propaganda by Ambassador Bernstorff before leaving America was used to stir up rebellion and Sin Fein activities in Ireland. Numerous other criminal uses to which these millions were put are Impressively pictured in the stirring war drama, "The Prussian Cur," which plays at the Murrette theatre Friday and Saturday.

I. U. MEN PRACTICE BLOOMIXGTOX, Ind., Oct. 3. After the usual limbering-up practice on the Indiana field yesterday, Coach Stlehm gave his varsity hopefuls several new plays and as soon as they had them well in hand called upon the

regulars to try them out on the freshmen contingent. The yearling squad that showed up to such good advantage Saturday could not stop the varsity, the backs walking right down the field behind tho Rood interference offered them. Dalzell of Indianapolis, who player half back last season and who graduated last June, was out in a suit and is trying out at full back. He is now tv member of the faculty, assisting in giving the special war course, and is eligible. Center Coll'ge team, to play here Saturday, is regarded as a strong team in the South.' Last year it defeated all the strong elevens of Kentucky and Tennessee, including Sewanee, Vanderbilt and Kentucky State, and this year's eleven is composed almost entirely of veterans of last year. GET READY FOR GAME GREEXCASTLK, Ind.. Oct. 3. Coach Buss sent the Tiger football squad through the second long scrimmage of the year yesterday in a hasty effort to round out a winning combination for the Hanover game Saturday. The backfield is receiving the nttpntion of the old gold mentor. Smith, Norris and O'Xeil are making a strong Tight for the quarter back portion, with Gibson, Burton, VonLife, 1). Guild, Cannon, Curtis and Miller showing up well for positions in the back field. Lieut. Sessions, former Alabama university guard and all Southern man, is assisting in the second team drill. FOOTBALL GAME IS POSTPONED. FRAXKLIX, Ind., Oct 3. The football game scheduled for Oct 6 at Lafayette between Purdue and Franklin has been postponed until Oct. 26, according to an announcement made today by Coach John M. Thurber of Franklin. The late opening of Franklin College made it practically impossible for the blue and gold coach to put a team in the field by next Saturday. According to the arranged schedule Hanover will be the first team which the Thurber men will meet. This game will be played at Hanover, Oct. 13.

O'Brien's Minstrels Again Prove Popularity Here Neil O'Brien's Minstrels proved their popularity with Richmond theatre-goers again last night. Although thb company has been badly hit by the draft, and has had to substitute new men on short notice, the performance was well given, and provided excellent diversion for persons seeking relief from war strain. Attractive settings added to the effect of the production. Popular songs formed the first part of the program, and in the last half several clever playlets were given. In "Meatless Day," Neil O'Brien was as funny as ever in his role as waiter in a "Hooverized" restaurant. "Sugarfoot" Gaffney's dancing and Vaughn Comfort's singing were especially popular with the audience. The diminutive Major Mowak, who bears the responsible position of stage manager, was an added feature of the production. O'Brien stated Wednesday that the minstrels were doing their patriotic part by giving an old-fashioned entertainment. "People have to have some relief to stand the strain," he pointed out. O'Brien has a son who is serving with the American forces in France.

Take a walk on Sundays. The government needs the gasoline you would use in your automobile.

HING.JND. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. J. W. Spicer, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mount spent Sunday with Mrs. O. F. Jamieson Mrs. Fannie Turner, and daughter, Mrs. Reesnot of Chicago, Is spending the week with friends here Harry Winter left this week for Terre Haute where he will receive his military training. He is going to take a course of study in the State Normal The steam shovel that has been working in the gravel pit here this summer closed Saturday for the winter John Portteus of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his Mother Mrs. O. F. Jamieson. Mr. and Mrs. Foy Foweller are spending the week with his sister, Mrs. Lola Hoel....Mrs. Frank Brown and Mrs. Pearl Teagarden of Liberty spent Monday with their three sisters here, Mrs. Louis Rusk, Mrs. William Hunt and Mrs. J. B. Lamm.

day for every child if possible, a pint without fail. Plenty of milk will help give all children big and little, the chance for health they ought to have. Buy more milk and less meat and your family will be better fed. Milk helps children to grow. Besides well known food substances, it has something special which they must have to grow. One can get a little of

this from other foods, but not enough. Milk helps children to keep well. Look at children who do not get milk but get tea and coffee instead. Aren't most of them pale and sickly? There are always very many sick children in cities and in countries where milk is scarce. When milk prices go up and mothers begin to economize on milk more children become sick. Give children fresh, clean milk and help them to grow up strong and well, and win in their fight against disease. Save on other things if you must, but not on milk, your child's best food. Milk contains lime and other ealts which the body needs. There must be plenty of lime in children's food for a great deal of it is needed for their bones and teeth as well as for their blood and other parts of their body. Right food, not drugs, is what children need. Grown people as well as children need lime because the bones are constantly wearing away and must be replaced. Milk contains much more lime than other common foods. Milk gives children body building material. It is like eggs and meat in this. This body building substance, protein of milk is the solid part, the curd. Cottage cheese is curd separated out of the milk. When we drink milk or eat cheese we give our bodies proteins which are changed ' or become part of our muscles, blood and other parts of the body. Milk is a fuel food. The human body needs fuel to keep it warm and to give energy. Children are so active that they need, more- fuel for their size than grown people do. The fat and milk, sugar and the protein in milk all burn as fuel. Milk is much cheaper fuel than

UNIDENTIFIED MAN KILLED

Winchester, Oct. 3. The man found on the Big Four right of way, west of Winchester, Sunday, and who died at the county infirmary later has not yet been identified. A ticket was found in his clothes which had been sold at Cleveland, O., for Kokomo, Ind., minus the Big Four coupon. He was a foreigner and a laborer and about fifty years of age.

CHURCH SESSIONS SCHEDULED.

EATON, O., Oct. 3. Annual sessions of the Montgomery association of Universalists will be held at Eldorado, Oct. 11, 12 and 13, the association being made up of the churches at Miami City, Greenville, Eldorado, Palestine, Conover and New Madison.

Milk Best Food

We Have

By NINA V. SHORT, Home Demonstration Agent. Give your children milk, a quart a

meat. A quart gives the same amount of fuel as a whole pound of lean meat or as eight eggs. Think of the cost. Still less expensive fuel Is a bowl of bread and milk or corn meal mush and milk. Skim milk is a good food. It has the lime and protein and sugar of whole milk but lacks fat and has not as much of the growth substances as has whole milk. Milk should not be the only food for

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children, of course. They need vegetables, fruits and cereals. Be sure your milk is clean and fresh. Spread the knowledge everywhere that milk Is our best food.

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arising: from a mass of undigested food In the stomach needs immediate attention. Foley Cathartic Tablets are mild and gentle, but sure in action. They cause no gripins, pain or nausea. They cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stomach and tone up the liver. Give stout people a welcome ligrht, free feeling-. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. Adv.

Total receipts of sale at REIDSTON FARM OCT. 8TH Will go to the aid of the government WAR BONDS

TODAY WILLIAM FARNUM In the Super-play "When a Man Sees Red" One of those Big Fighting Farnum Plays. A Fox production from the famous story by Larry Evans. Also Paramount Sennett Comedy uLove Loops the Loop" with CHARLIE MURRAY For a Good Laugh SUNDAY MONROE SALISBURY In the Great Western Drama "WINNER TAKES ALL"

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