Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 7, 18 November 1919 — Page 9

TUESDAY, NOV. 18, 1919. PAGE NINE

THE RICHMOND PATJ.ATO3M AND

MOWE STARTS WORK FOR XAVIER SAINTS

Preparations to win the final game of the 1919 football season are being made by Coach Mowe, of Earlham. The Quakers - were trimmed in the first game of the season, and to even the count, he wants the St. Xavler-j Earlham game on the credit side or the ledger. Winning this final game Is going to be a man's sized job for the Saints are meeting and defeating all corners, tnoinritno' wnvHn .nri itntM Poiv. and i can be counted upon to make the sec J ond place I. C. A. L. Quakers'step at high speed. Earlham has made the hest show ing bo far this season that has been turned in by Quaker team, for a number of years. Three wins against 2 defeats is the record up to date and by Saturday evening Coach Mowe has hopes of having 4 wins marked up. Wittenburg and Wabash are the two teams which upset Earlham, It was pure luck that enabled Wabash to make so large a score against the Quakers, as S touchdowns were handed the Scarlet Butler, Franklin and Wilmington are the teams that lost The entire squad will be put through stiff workout Tuesday afternoon and evening, as Coach Mowe believes In hard practjoe. All of the Quakers emerged from the Butler scrap uninjured and will be on the Job Tuesday afternoon. Bowling Notes By winning three straight games at the T alleys Monday evening, the Easy Pull bowling quintet demonstrated to the Hoosler team which of the two had the right to lead the league. The Easy Pulls are now at the top of the procession. Ernie Way shocked all those present by gathering 214 pins in the final game. In addition to high score, be captured high average with a total of 170. Next on the lest came Ellis Knight with an average of 152. Hooslera Shleslor 126 144 120 Rose H6 155 105 Schalk 137 145 136 Krieg 91 92 93 Knight 165 135 157 Totals 634 671 616 Easy Pull Way 162 133 214 Price 139 103 144 France 145 144 131 Klus 113 109 105 Ellis 136 175 132 Totals 695 684 721 A new bowling schedule for the City Bowling League has been issued at Twigg's alleys and is to take effect commencing Tuesday, November 25. The same teams will continue in the race and the standing will not be changed. The handicap which Is given weaker teams, will be started with the new schedule. This handicap is flared upon the bowling average of the players for last year. A week was lost In the old bowling schedule on account of the Elks Minstrels, and so as to make this up, the season will extend a week longer than was originally planned. Two weeks will be taken off the new schedule for the Christmas holidays. The schedule follows: Tuesday, Nov. 25 Lichtenfels vs. Wilson's Cleaners; Coco Colas vs. Hill's Laddies. Thursday. Nov. 27. K. of C. vs. A. S. M.; Feltman's Tramps vs. K. of C No 1. Tuesday. Dec. 2 K. of C. No. 2 vg K. of C. No. 1: A. S. M. vs. Feltman's Tramps Thursday. Dec. 4 Llehtenfels vs. Hill's Ladies; Coca Colas vs. Wilson's Cleaners. Tuesdav. Dec. 9 Llehtenfels vs. Feltman Tramps; K. of C. No. 1 vs. A. S. M. Thursday, Dec. 11 Coca Colas vs. K. of C. No. 2; Hill's Laddies vs. Wilson's Cleaners. Tuesday, Dec. 16 Feltman Tramps vs. Wilson's Cleaners; K. of C. No. 2 vs. Lichtenfels. Thursday, Dec. 18 K. of C. No. 1 vs. Coca Colas; A. S. M. vs. Hill's Laddies Tuesday, Jan. 6 Coca Colas V3. Feltman Tramps; Lichtenfels vs. A. S. M. Thursday, Jan. 8 Wilson's Cleaners vs. K. of C. No. 1; Hill's Laddies vs. K. of C. No. 2. Tuesday, Jan. 13 Hill's Laddies vs. Feltman Tramps; Wilson's Cleaners vs. K. of C. No. 2. Thursday, Jan. 15 Lichtenfels vs. K. of C. No. 1; Coco Colas vs. A. g. M. Tuesday, Jan. 20 Feltman Tramps vs. K. of C. No. 2; Coca Colas vs. Lichtenfels. Thursdav, Jan. 22 Wilson's Cleaners vs. A. S. M.; Hill's Laddies vs. K. of C. No. 1. Miami Gets Ready for Cincinnati After Victory OXFORD, O., Nov. IS. Miami University's football team arrived home from Alliance yesterday, in fine shape after their victory over Mt. Union College, Saturday. Several of the men have scratches, but none was injured in any way. Work has now begun in preparation for the closing game jot the season with the University of Cincinnati in that city on Thanksgiving day. This is considered by far the most important game of the season. Cincinnati has not defeated Miami for five years on the Turkey Day occasion, though last year's game was a 0 to 0 tie. CATARRH DOES HARM Whether It Is of the Nose, Throat or Other Organs, Get Rid of It Catarrh of the nose or throat when It becomes chronic weakens the delicate lung tissues, deranges the digestive organs, and may lead to consumption. It impairs the taste, smell and hearing, and affects the voice. It is a constitutional disease and requires a constitutional remedy. Take Hood's Sarsaparllla, which by purifying the blood removes the cause of the disease and gives permanent relief. This alterative and tonic, medicine has proved entirely satisfactory to thousands of families ta three generations. If there is billiousness or constipation, take Hood's Pills, they are a thorough cathartic, a gentle laxative. ; Adv.

Support of Fans Urged for Independents' Games Preparations towards Sunday's

game with Eaton will be made by Enzles Reserves at a practice that is to be held In the South Tenth street park, Tuesday evening. Captain Sheridan is anxious to stow away a igame on the win side and all mem bers of the squad are urged to be present Richmond fans have never in the past given independent football teams support, and have caused nearly all the games to be played away from here. Portland, with a population about one fifth that of Richmond, has an attendance of about 1.000 at every home game of the Portland team. Backed by this patronage, Portland has one of the best teams in Indiana and can offord to pay the players good salaries for their services. Those playing on the Reserves do so for the love of the game and do not receive any recompense. For this reason games with Pine Village, Ham mond, Wabash A. A. and other fast teams cannot be scheduled. H. S, BASKETBALL MEN HAVE WORKOUT An unofficial practice for the basketball aspirants of Richmond high school was to be held in the gymnasium, Tuesday afternoon, but the first official call for candidates will be made next Monday afternoon, announced Coach Fries who will have charge of the R. H. S. basketball hope fuls this season. The practice held Tuesday afternoon will not Include any member of the football squad. The first two games of the schedule have been cancelled by Manager Ver non in the belief that two weeks is not time enough for Coach Fries to pick and drill a team that would be capable of putting up any opposition against Anderson and Mnncie. These teams have been playing scheduled games since Nov. 1 and by Dec. 5 and 6 would be going at top form, while the defenders of the red and white would be untrained. Coach Fries has never seen any of the R. M. S. hopefuls in action but he believes he has a classy batch of material. Four letter men, Dollins, Price, Harding and Loehr, are included. Others who have had experience are Vogelsong, Hoerner, Latta, Vore and Emslie. Biggest Football Day of Year, Next Saturday Hooslerdom is driving on to Its biggest football Saturday of the season. Indiana and Purdue will vie with each other in the big games of the day. Indiana meets the formidable Syracuse eleven, while Purdue clashes with the equally formidable Notre Dame combination. These games are not the only ones by any means in which Hoosier Institutions will participate. DePauw will run into the strongest opposition it has met this season when it faces the Centre College eleven at Louisville. Wabash will enter the Northland to meet Marquette at" Milwaukee. Earlham invades Ohio territory to clash with St. Xavier at Cincinnati, St. Louis "U" will enter the home of the Engineers at Terre Haute, while Chicago Tech will pit strength with Valparaiso at Valparaiso. The first taste of football near the week-end will be dished out when Butler will make its last effort to win a game this season by bearding the Franklin team in its den on Friday. So, it can be seen that Indiana col leges will face a busy week in preparation for the big clashes on the schedule. While Indiana is putting on the little football feast, the East and West will be having title games. The classic Harvard and Yale battle will be fought out at Cambridge, while Ohio State and Illinois will meet for the Big Ten honors at Columbus. Altho "Big Boy" Evans says the "stuff" can't last forever, said "stuff" lasted long enough last night to enable a number of bowlers to put on th; classiest exhibition of bowling ever witnessed in Richmond, when King, Hoffman, Bennett, Smith, Evans. Meyers, Slade and Blomeyer hit the maples for an average of 193 in a total of 48 games. Bob Hoffman was the individual star of the evening when the Peoria Kid ran through 9 games with an average of 219. 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King's high scare for the alleys an cient history. For 10 straight frames Bob shot true to the. marknot once was there a doubt as to whether it should hare been a strike. On his eleventh ball the Fates played their part, when in some way Bob struck his ankle in rolling, only getting 5 pins. His 12th ball got the remaining 5, giving him a total of 2S5. It was tough. Bob you must know that we were all for you. "Huff" wasnt the only star of the evening Walter Bennett also stepped Into the front ranks with an average of 212 for 8 games, his high score tor the evening being 258, and the Hoc Arthur King' kicked in for an average of 207 far 9 games. Bennett also gave a burlesque on - ,.L 1 up a score of 109. Walter, Walter if we didn't know that you are capable of better things we would actually be ashamed of you. This man Huffman Is practically a new man on the Richmond alleys nevertheless a man of "Huff's" type can't stay new long. We asked him last night where he was from and he led us over to one corner and whisper ed one lone word Peoria. We haven't decided yet whether that was meant as a confession or a boast Ray Slade had a pretty game started, when he succeeded In getting C straight strikes, but broke it up in the seventh frame when he only got 9 pina and then proceeded to blow the other one. All told the games rolled last night were mighty good and John (Count) Gengler, the Chicago wizard might well begin to consider Richmond's bowlers as possible contenders for some of his fame. Of course, a large degree of the credit goes to Old Faithful Father Ryan, who is always on hand with a smile and a word of encouragement We found Pete Schneider, Wib Sturm and Wib Fully practicing up last night We wonder what conspiracy Is under way now. Lefty Glazier and Peggy Maher were also hitting the pins with regularity last evening. Keep it up, fellows. Chester, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carman and family entertained the following guesta Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bulla, of Spring Grove, Mrs. Bernard Whelan of Dayton, O., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cutter and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Boerner and daughter, Carrie Everett Hunt and family were Sunday guests of Norlie Hunt and family, of Pleasant Hill Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hinshaw and family had ps their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Mir-bael Kendall and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Kemp and family Mr. and Mrs. James Webster and daughter Florence, spent Sunday with relatives south of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff and family visited relatives near Doddridge Chapel, Sunday Misses Frances and Mary Hinshaw were guests at a birthday party Sunday afternoon given in honor of Miss Gertrude Green at her home near Whitewater Mrs. Maggie Boerner and daughter Carrie, spent Saturday afternoon with Misses Margaret and Alma Kendall The Ladies' Aid Society will have an all day quilting iu the hall, Wednesday. All ladies in the neighborhood are invited Miss Mattie Syringe and Miss Temple Knabb, of Richmond, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. John Carman here The local school has purchased a piano Miss Frances Hinshaw attended a birthday party given in honor of Miss Pauline Dorgan, Saturday afternoon There was no preaching here Sunday as Rev. Ulmer is conducting a meeting at Middleboro Several from here attended church at Middleboro Sunday and Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cutter and their guest, Mrs. Bernard Whelan, of Dayton, O.. spent Sunday evening with friends in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ryan are the parents of a baby girl. LUDWIG IMPROVED The condition of Gerald Ludwig, who was badly injured at the east yards last Friday, is greatly improved, and he is thought to be on the road to recovery. CAUSE OF STOMACH SICKNESS How to Relieve Stomach Distress In a Few Minutes. Money Back If Treatment Does Not Overcome Any Form of Indigestion. If you feel ad though there was a lump of lead at the pit of the stomach, j take a couple of Mi-o-na stomach tab lets and in five minutes you should see that all stomach distress has vanished. If you belch gas, have heartburn or sour stomach, you need Mi-o-na. If your stomach feels up-set the morning after the night before, take two Mi-o-na tablets and see how quickly you get relief. If you have shortness of breath, pain in the stomach, waterbrash or foul breath, you need Mi-o-na and the sooner you get It, the sooner your stomach should perform its duties properly. If you use a box of Mi-o-na tablets and feel that it has not overcome your indigestion or stomach trouble, take the empty box to your dealer and he will refund your money. For sale by Conkey Drug Co., and A. G. Luken & Co., and all leading druggists. Adv. DON'T WAIT To buy those XMAS CARDS LETTERS AND FOLDERS As the factories cannot supply us with any more this Xmas RICHMOND ART STORE 829 Main Street Richmond' Art and Gift 8hop

INDIANA-ILLINOIS RATES TORE EQUAL? INDIANAPOLIS, Ind- Nov. 18. The discrimination in freight rates between Indiana and Illinois that has hampered Indiana industry and commerce for more than a score of years will be wiped out by Dec 1, members of the Public Service Commission believe. This opinion Is based upon authoritative information the commission has received from the railroad administration that the recommenda

tions made Saturday by the Interstate Commerce Commission will be acted upon at once by Walker D. nines, director general of railroads. "Should the director general fan to the roads are returned to private con troL" EL L Lewis, chairman of the commission, said, "the fact remains that the victory for Hoosler shippers is complete. The fact that the Interstate Com merce Commission has recognised the unfairness of the Indiana-Illinois rate situation is enough to bring Joy to Indiana shippers. The national regu latory body, which, under the terms of over railroad rates, is now on record on the Esch bill, will have complete control of the matter and would not fail to give Indiana the relief it deserves. Ohio News Flashes COLUMBUS A. Mitchell Palmer, attorney general, will be in Columbus Nov. 22 to address prosecuting attor neys of Ohio who will assemble at the State House. The cost of living will be discussed. CINCINNATI A thief drove away with the automobile belonging to M TjPrmfln toViIIa tVio Tn9i4na was rtalnor

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was demonstrating it when his hat blew off. While he got out to get his hat the man drove off with the car. CLEVELAND Bassillo Faranno, 28, whose home was surrounded by policemen, dressed as a woman and walked past the guards. Faranno was wanted in connection with a shooting here. DAYTON Wheat advanced 5 cents on the market here when dealers were offering farmers $2.23 per bushel. At the same time the price of flour went up 40 cents on the barrel. CINCINNATI A $50 Liberty bond and War Savings Stamps valued at $50 were stolen from the home of Clifford Trammel, 2004 Gladstone avenue. SIDNEY B. F. Wren has received notice that his nephew, Guy Wren, has been killed in action during the month of August. It is believed that he was serving with the American troops in Russia, but nothing had been heard from him since the outbreak of the War. CINCINNATI Twenty-seven pairs of gloves and 18 bed sheets, valued at $276 were stolen from Leopold Rick's store. 530 West Fifth. Indiana News Brevities EVANSVILLE The Scottish Rite Masons here opened a three days' convention here Tuesday and a class of over 100 were to be initiated. LAFAYETTE Allen Boulds, 48 one of the best known lawyers in this section of the state, is dead at his home here of Bright's disease. TERRE HAUTE Samled Cleland 36, of this city, was instantly killed as he was preparing to go hunting. His rifle was discharged as he was puilmg it from behind a bed. SOUTH 'BEND The electricians strike here was settled when the strikers were granted their demands

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Irish Friend Spends ' Week-End in City James Douglas, Irish Friend, who arrived In the United States a short time ago with a party of London Friends, was in Rlehmond last Sunday in advance of the party which will hold conferences in this city Deo. , S and 6. Dauglas visited Earlham college and spoke at the morning and evening religious services. He will return to the British Isles ahead of the others, because of Important business.

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