Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 281, 8 October 1918 — Page 7

PAGE SEVEN BRINGING UP FATHER By McManus Country School lloust Broken Into at Night The school house of district number 11, was broken Into last night. Pencils .books, knives, fountain pens, papers, eraser, tewing bags, tlncups and money were among the things stolen. Ross Lamott is the principal of the school. As yet no clue to the burglars hat been found. . . 8MYRNA SCHOOL SOLO The Smyrna school house was told yesterday to Samuel W. Gaar for $355". The school has been standing Idle for some years and was beginning to decay. The school will be remodeled and used tor a tenant bouse. It is located three miles south of the Middleborough pike.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND CUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY1, OCTOBER 8, 1918.

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PURDUE TO MEET DEPAUW SATURDAY

LAFAYETTE, Ind.. Oct. 8. Purdue's football team will swing Into action In real wartime style with appropriate military setting next Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock when De-

Pnuw will play here.

The official announcement was made

Monday afternoon by Prof. O. P. Cutts,

head" of athletics at Camp Purdue.

The entire DePauw student body. In charge of their commander, will arrive here Saturday morning at 11:50 o'clock and the team will arrive in antes shortly before time for the game. The Purdue team Is holding daily practice and should be In fair shape for DePauw. The entire backfleld is now in a crippled condition, but Coach Scanlon expects to have all In tip top chape by Saturday.

SINGLE G LOSES.

LEXINGTON', Ky., Oct 8. The second week of the "trots" started off with the temperature around the freezing point and a small crowd was out to see the sport. The big surprise of the afternoon was the defeat of the Indiana stallion. Single G, In the free-for-all pace, by Miss Harris M.

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Whitewater Basket Ball Team Defeats Spartansburg In the first basket-ball game of the season in this vicinity the Whitewater first team won from the Spartanburg first to the tune of 31-13. In the curtain raiser of the evening the Whitewater seconds won from the Spartanburg seconds, 14-12. Grey was the star of the main attraction of the evening. He made 19 of the Whitewater points, while in the second game the star was Hunt the small and speedy forward for the Whltewaterites.

I, U. GETTING READY TO MEET WABASH BLOOMIJtfGTON, Ind., Oct. 8. Wabash will meet an entirely different team next Saturday from the one that made a feeble effort against Kentucky State here last Saturday, if the practice held on Jordan Field Monday afternoon may be taken as a criterion of the improvement that will be made in the Crimson crew. Stiehm's men failed to carry the ball across the goal line from the one-yard line in four downs on Saturday. This afternoon the entire freshman team, reinforced by five varsity subs, failed to stop the plunging backs, who took the oval across in one down from the five-yard line time and again. Coach Stiehm gave his regulars a talk, in which he said that more drive and punch was the principal thing needed. He also drilled them on covering forward passes, a thing they were woefully weak in against the Corncrackers. Stiehm received word from Crawfordsville today that the Wabash team will start for Bloomington next Saturday morning over the Monon to fullfill its date. Quarter Back Faust and Tackle Howard were unable to be out today because of injuries recveived Saturday. Half Back Kyle, who successfully negotiated Indiana's forward pass for a touchdown Saturday, was reported sick with grip. "BIG TEN" COACHES MEET

CHICAGO, Oct. 8. Football coaches and athletic directors of the "big ten" universities, met here today to revise gridiron schedules of the western conference elevens.

One American brigade is called the "savage brigade."

U. S. FAVORS SEMIPRO BALL LEAGUE

(By Associated Press) CLEVELAND, Oct. 8.The government has approved the plan of the National Baseball Federation to form a semi-professional league to play in major league parks on Saturdays and Sundays during the coming season, it was announced here last night by Clayton Townes, Cleveland member of the executive committee of the federation, upon his return from Washington. Townes, with Cliff Martin, of Cincinnati, president of the federation, and Ralph Davis, of Pittsburgh, executive beard member, conferred with members of the war activities commission and with officials of the railroad administration. The latter believe the week end trips of the teams could be made without handicapping railway facilities. The league will be comprised of teams representing eight cities, including Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Akron. The two remaining will be selected from Louisville,' Indianapolis, Johnstown, Pa., Canton and Dayton, Ohio. Each city will have at least two clubs, one remaining at home while the other is on the read. After traveling expenses and the upkeep of the parks have been deducted the receipts will go to the National Commission on Training Camp activities for athletic equipment for soldiers and sailors.

GOOD MATERIAL FOR "Y" BASKET BALL

Prospects for a "Y" basket-ball team are very bright this year, as four of last year's men are back and many new stars are trying out. Motley, Mansfield, Dunn and Doilins are the old men of last year's squad, and Sickman, Loehr and McLaughlin are new men who are showing up fine in practice. Jenkjnson is a new man from Economy and he showed up in fine form In practice Friday and should land in one

tf the guard positions.

A signal practice was held Friday night at the "Y".

In fifty-two aerial battles a few days ago, American flyers brought down thirty-three Germans without a single loss to themselves.

Red Cross Notes

The new surgical dressing quota is not only quite large, but different from the former quotas, so that the work may go a little slowly at first until the workers learn the new ways ot making the pads and dressings. Since the work is so very urgent, the rooms are to be kept open In spite of the epidemic of Spanish influenza which is sweeping the country; but no one with a cold or any symptoms of the disease will be allowed in the rooms. Not many workers were in the rooms yesterday, and the supervisors are hoping that more women who are in good health will make a special effort to come and help with the most needed supplies. Garments are still pouring in to the Belgian relief rooms in such great quantities even after the campaign was supposed to be practically over, that the committee has been almost amazed with the response.

Almost seven thousand garments j had been packed by Monday evening, j and that was only a small portion of! the vast piles and stacks which yet ; are remaining to be shipped. Besides

there are hundreds and hundreds of pairs of stoes which are waiting to be boxed, and bed linen, blankets, shawls, and other supplies. One of the local merchants has donated new union suits, sweaters, mittens, and other most useful articles to the cause. Besides that many boxes for shipping have been donated by Rutherford Jones, and packers have given their services in preparing the articles to be shipped.

By J. C. KLINE, County Agent Farmers, the season of greatest losses. from hog cholera is at hand. Be on the lookout for symptoms of the disease and report them to your veterinarian or government official without delay. A few new outbreaks have started since the feeding of new corn began. There is no cure for hog cholera There is only one thing to do when cholera starts in. your neighborhood and that is to vaccinate. Vaccination is no longer an experiment. The up-to-date hog men all vaccinate their hogs even though cholera Is ' not in the herd. Prompt co-operation with state and federal authorities Is a patriotic duty since it will reduce hog losses to a minimum and will make bog raising, so essential in war times, one of our safest industries.

FIRST FOOTBALL VICTIM.

The Germans have failed to 6pread discord in Belgium desepite their elfforts to split the Belgians into factions.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 8. Wendel S. Watkins,, 20 years old, of Chauncer, O., is the first football victim in Ohio this fall. He died at a local hospital following injuries in Athens last Saturday in a game between the freshmen teams of Ohio State and Ohio University. Watkins played on the Ohio University team and suffered a broken back.

DON MARTIN DEAD.

PARIS, Oct. 8. Don Martin, war cor-

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