Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 134, 16 April 1921 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, LND., SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1921.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Standardized and Indexed for quick reference, acordlnir to the Basil I Smith System Copyright). Advertising Rates 1 cent rer line, per Insertion. 6 words to the line. No ad taken for less than 20 cents cash or less than SO cents charge. No ads accepted after 11 o'clock on dav of publication. For contract, call phone 2834 or 2S72. CARD OF THANKS 1 We wish to thank all our friends and ne.lKhbors for their krndness and arenerous offerings of flowers in our sorrow and grrief In the loss of our loved one. MAtTRTNK BRADLKY M. H. BRAPLET and FAMTL.T. SPECIAL NOTICE Fits Mrs. Cram cured by. simple discovery. Dortors gave her up. Write ffr free trial bottle to A. Ijepso, S95 Island Ave.. Milwaukee. Wis. E f I l',E PTI OS Wo u 1 d you care to learn about new rational treatment for immediate relief of epilepsy, positively stopping seizures from first days use? Information free. -Specialist" Drawer N-592, Lander, Wyoming. W EFINr) PEOPLE whose address Is lost, no matter how long gone. Special Service Men. United States and Canada. Fees reasonable. Send us details. Searcher Company, 818 Campbell. Kansas City, Mo. HAflTTsOODSYoar combings made into 3 stem switches for $1.25, from Tuesday, 12, to Wednesday. 20., usual price $2.00. 25 per cent discount on all ready-made goods. 13 S. 10 St Miss Steward, phone 1372, PXRKYOUR CAR At Our Protected Parking Place Eighth and Main, rear Dickinson Trust Building BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A COMPANY owning, controlling, manufacturing and having the exclusive selling of auto. tractor and truck accessories and supplies and tires ard tubes, with local salesmen, dealers and authorized service station, desires person or firm with $50,000.00 to nurchas and distrihut merchandise to fill the orders for Indiana or $25,000 for Northern Indiana and $25,000 for Southern Indiana. A certain per cert guaranteed on money. Over and above that divided between company and source of money. Write for details and personal interview. Address Box G-7046. CrePaUadium. GENERAL STORE MANAGER The United Co-Operative Association of America desires to open a chain of ' stores In Richmond and adjacent territory, and. requires the services of a good business man as Manager and Supervisor. Experience In merchandising desirable but not absolutely essential. This affords the opportunity of a life time for the man who can qualify for the position. Good salary and bonus on sales. Must be able to employ and handle store managers and get best results. Quality of merchandise and prices verv attractive. This is a real opportunity for large earnings. Accepted applicant will be required to come to Chicago for a few days' training, and must bp ready to r.ssume duties at once. Investment of $1 000 required, fullv secured. Write us in confidence, giving full Information regarding yourself, and furnish references. TRUSTEES BANK FLOOR. IIS N. LASALLE ST.. CHICAGO. ILL. LOST LOST A bunch of keys ''Hman's Cigar Store. Phone 4368. Return to $1.00 reward. I.ost Australian possum choker. Thursday noon on Main street. Return to Palladium. Reward. "SALESMEN A AGENTS WANTFD "'"'TEN DOLLARS A DAY New idea article, sells at sight, deliver as ordered. Particulars free. Samples 10c. Wasper. 257 "Washington. Buffalo, New York. AGENTS WANTED Selling direct to user. Army Blankets. Shirts. Breeches. Shoes. Tents. Raincoats and other Items. Write for information.. Southern Trading Co.. Spartanburg. S. C AGENTS Make $75 "weekly selling euaranterd hosiery. We guarantee $36.00 weekly full time. 75c an hour snare time. Experience unnecessary. Box 7. Darby. Pa. SIDE "LINE SALESMAN "wanted to sell coal to your tradt in carload lots. Earn a week's pay in an hour. For particulars write AVashington Coal Co.. 1061 Como Rldg., Chicago. BRIGHT ""AGGRESSIVE SPECIALTY salsman to represent a well established company with nationally advertised product. leads furnished, local work, automobile necessary. In replv give references, also . telephone number to permit prompt interview. Lock Pox No. 304. Muncie, Ind. MEN "WANTED-to-sell-groceries, selling experience not necessary. One of the world's largest wholesale grocery houses feapital over $1,000,000 wants nmbitious men in your locality to sell direct to consumer nationally known brands of an extensive line of groceries, paints, roofings, lubricating oils, stock foods, etc. No capital required. Commission advanced. Write today. State age and county desired. John Sexton & Co., 352 W. Illinois St., Chicago. III. SALESMEN ""WANTED Hustlers with team or auto for exclusive territory. $."0-$fi0 a week easily made selling Hebfrling's medicines, extracts, spices, toilet articles and livestock specialties direct to consumers on farms. Wonderful demand, steady repeats, VJtliheral profits and you are your own boss. No Investment in goods. Experience unnecessary. Write quick for full particulars and secure your home county. H-berlinsr Medicine Co., Box 24. Rloomington. 111. HELP WANTED MALE MEN WANTED for detective work, experience unnecessary. Write American Detective Agency. S09 Lucas. St. Louis. WANTED Men to learn barber trade. Barbers earn big money. We place yon. Write. Molcr Barber College, 103 S. Wells St.. Chicago. MEN Age 17 to 5o. Experience tinrecessarv. Travel; make secret investigations, reports. Salaries, expenses. American Foreign Detective Agencv, 263 St. Louis. $25 to $100 WEEKLY- aTreal tysa"les specialist; experience unnecessary; send no money; we mail complete plans for free examination; use them to start profitable business of your own: pay $1 weekly for 10 weeks, or, rmmail within 5 days and pay nothing. Simplex, 1113 C. Broadway. New Tork. MALE HELP WANTED If you are willing to work, have a good reputation and some capital, I can place you in a good money-making business. This is no solicitors' or peddlers' job and no get-rich-quick scheme. You will have to work, but th? pay Is high. If interested, leave you address care of this paper and I ifill arrange to call on you. Address ox XYZ, care Palladium. HELP WANTED Male or Female S YOUNG MEN. WOMEN over 1" for Postal Mail Service. $120 month. Examinations April-May. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars of instruction write J. Leonard, (former civil service examiner 1041 Equitable Elder.. Washington, D. C.

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TO MAKE $200 MONTHLY MAILING circulars. I furnish material, instruction. 12c. Verga Supply Co.. 521 Oliver St.. Cincinnati, Ohio. HELP WANTED FEMALE 6 GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK 30 N. 13th. Phone 250S. COMPETENT-LADY PERSON on silks and thin work. O'Brien, the cleaner. WANTEDThorouhiiy experienced alteration woman, one who understands fittlnr. Call Vlprran's Ladles' Shop. LADIES We teach you halrdressing, marrellngr. beauty culture, few weeks. We place vou in position. Hijrh salary. Write. Moler College. 105 S. Wells. Chioago. HOMEfwORK 1S0.0O wkly. up: experience unnecessary; everything furnlshed; send self addressed stamped envelope. Eon -Bon Candymakers Co., Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED Housekeeper for bachelor farmer and his mother, aged sixty -fiver Housework and cooking onlv. A beautiful home with respectable people. Permanent position, start at six dollars. Give full description of yourself and experience. H. W. Priddy. West Manchester, O. WANTED Competent stenographer, capable of handling dictation. Call C. S. Jordan, Wainwright Engineering Corporation, Connersville, Ind. SERVICES OFFERED 8 WANTED Nursing. Call 20S N. 6th. WASHINGS WANTED 12f So, 4. WASHINGS Country Laundry. 4S05. Phone WANTED Paper cleaning. Phone 2228. C. Borden. WANTED Family 831 South 7th. washings to do. WANTED Washings to please. Phone 6191. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 9 HOUSEKEEPING ROOM 106 So. 2LIGHT HOU8EK E EPING " ROOMS 102 South 12th. " 2 FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms. Phone 1247. T"bHOUSEKEEPTNG ROM'SPrlvate entrance. 37 South Stli. TWO FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms. No children. 221 N. 14. TIT R E R F ITRN fSHKD 1 1 trh t'hoTisekeeping rooms, modern. 423 So. 12th. 2 F I'RNISHE D light ho use keep i ng rooms, private bath. Phone 3372. FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. Call 1112 N. D. Phone 401?. TW O" FURNISHED ROOMS " for 1 ifrht housekeeping, with bath. 214 North 9th street. 2 Furnished Rooms for light housekeeping, good location. 4021 Main. Phone 3203. TWO FRONT ROOMS for light housekeeping to desirable party. 415 Main. See Hopkins. ROOMS FOR RENT 9 NE W G A R AG E .""cent r a 1 P hone-2 4 6 V 3-ROOM HOUSE 1115 South E. Phona 3708. ROOMFOR RENT134 South 12th. -For gentleman. FOR 111 RENTNort h Modern 8 th. sleeping room. FURNISHED ROOM for rent, privateentrance. 35 So. V Phone 1450. MODE R N FURNI8 F IE D f r o nVoom". private family. No other roomers. 39 South 10th. FOR RENT Furnished front room, centrally located, light and cheerful, convenient for business people. John N. Knoll. 101 N. 9th St. HOUSES--APTS. TO RENT APARTMENT FOR RENT No chil- i dren. modern. Call in the evening after Fix o'clock. 301 North 9th. FURNISHED APARTMENT Front entrance, two rooms, kitchenette, bath, I central. Phone 2464. FOR RENT Half of double house, 6 rooms, modern, heat furnished, 102 So. 2rd. Phone 1214 or 1075. OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT Office suites in K. of P. Bldg. See Frank Strayer. room 201 K. of P. Bldg WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT A 4 or 5-room house with garden spot close to town. Call at 409 N. D. St.. City. BUSINESS SERVICE 12 PAPER CLEANING Work "done by expert. Thistlewaite. Phone 2773. LAWN MOWERS "sharpened. Frank Rruner. Phone 251G. CALL 2410 for house leaning and paper cleaning. Work guaranteed REPAIRING and CLEANING All kinds furniture repairing; chairs caned, new furniture made; rugs and carpets cleaned. HOOVER MFG. COMPANY 417 North 11th Phone 6003 BUILDING MATERIALS IS IT A GARAGE? Build 1 with GsncreteBIpx rf&ffBertSC&JfaoS. Phone 3250 RECORD EXCHANGE BUY used records, save 33 1-3 percent. Nellie A Brokr. Miller Harness Store. FURNITURE EXCHANGE RRAMMER & FOSTER Furniture exchange, second-hand poods, highest cash prices paid for used furniture. 520 Main St. Phone 14 16. PIANO TUNING Piano Tuning; "Get the Best." D. E. Roberts, phones 4110-2623 "the PAINTING 15 HOUSE PAINTING Interior finishing. E. C. Sims, phone 2571. FURNITURE REPAIRING 17 COOK'S POWER SHOP Furniture repairing a specialty Phone 3232 122 W. Main Ml SC E L LANE OUS FOR SALE 21 FOR SALE 9x1 -jug. 707So.J: 2 H.'pTmOTOR 13 Richmond Ave. BICYCLE for sale cheap. 10Ss So. 6 PIT RUN GRAVEL, delivered 4014. Phone 5 STANDS OF BEES. 20 Fhone 4934. bee hives. FOR SALE Ivory reed eondola. 506 North ISth. FOlT SALEComplcte-household furniture. 411 S. 14th. St; FOR-SALE "Practically new bed room furniture. 27 N. 11 St., upstairs. IVORY REED BARY CAB. good as new. 40 So. Ufa St. Phone 2415. FOR SALE Cultipacker. corn planter and corn plow, all in good -condition. W. D. Brown. Modoc phone. IN DI AN MOTORC YCL Ei n good condition, must go at once, at Myers and Kemper, opp. city bids- 14 N. oth FOR SALE Goodrich and Hearsey tires. Repairing:. Lawn mowers sharpened. Wesley Brown, phone 30S6. SEED POTATOES Home-grown Irish Cobblers, Early Ohio, high-grade Michigan Rural Russetts. cheap. Akron House, blk. north of Penn. K. R.

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FOR SALE OR TRADE A King trombone, silver plated In case, for C melody, low pitch Saxophone, would pay some difference in cash. Call at 107 PeaM or Phone 3006. M ISCELLAN EOU8 FOR RENT DUNTLET VACUUM CLEANER for rent Phone 2535, MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22 FURNITURE AND STOVES All kinds; good pricas. Home Spp;y Store, 131 Ft. Wayne Avenue. Phone 186!. WANTED TO BUY 100 good used dressers, chiffoniers and dressing tables. It will pay you to see us before you sell. TOWNSENDS USED GOODS. 633 Main. Phone 1296. , WATCHES AND SPECTACLES For bargains in watcbea and high grade spectacles, call at C. E. KEEVER S WATCH SHOP 7 South 11th St. WANTED STOCK OR BOND ISSUE If your business is well established H have satisfied stockholders at present; need additional capital, I have organization that can produce results. Fred Luke. 105 W. Monroe St., Chicago. EGGS FOR HATCHING R C. Rhole Island Red Eggs, $1.00 for 15. Phone 4325. POULTRY BABY CHICKS Big. strong and vigorous: from selected free range flocks. 14 varieties. 25.000 weekly by prepaid parcel post. Catalogue free. Ovle's Poultry Farm. 98 Stste St.. Marion. Ind. CARPENTER WORK C A 11 P ENTER Repairing of all kinds! No job too small or too large. ltOY SLOAN. 1516 N. E. Phnn fit9t MOVING HAULING STORAGE W A NTE D the public to know I have added a furniture car to my equipment for local and long distance work with Mr. Tom Philips in charge. Phone 4720 or 4660 when you want to move. If it is livestock, local or long distance, Mr. Charles Whiteman will take care of it in the right kind of manner. Phorfte 2503 or 4660. Vaughn Crocker. We have had the experience, Vaughn Crocker National Road, West LOCAL and LONCJ DISTANCE MOVING of HOUSEHOLD GOODS RICHMOND STORAGE COMPANY Crating and Storage Rear 19 S. 11th Sr. Phones 2228-155G W. G. BAKER. Mgr. FORREST MONGER For local and long distance hauling. Furniture crated, stored or shipped. AUTO MOVING VAN 200 South 7th St. Phone 2608 W. E. EVANS For Local and Lonfr Distance Hauling of All Kinds. Phono ?;c.i p,-o T.!n-op USED CARS 33 CHANDLER 4 -passenger in excellent condition, phone 3103. 10.1 Kinsey St. FOR SALE 1 9 1 S Touring, guod Yondi" tion. $350.00; cash $200, balance terms. 31S N. loth. TOU RI XGC AR 6 " iooT "t i res :' " t 'o'n i i'n ental motor, electric starter, lights barpan. Call 29 S. 16th. FOR SALE Willys Touring, R "cylinder, practically a new car. Sep 'orey"s j-aragre, 13 So. 9th St. FOR SALE Ford tourin.tr. 1917 morlef g-ood running ord"r. Will sell for cash or terms. Phone 1705 or call n37J4 Main. FOR SALE A u torn o blie 3 5 HTP.TTn good condition, reason for selling on account of being sick, will sell for'$;5 if sold at once. Phone 1SS1. FRANKLIN GAR In good condition. Inquire of B- Hi. HARRIS Phone 2S34 or Palladium Office FOR SALE 7-rASSENGER PACKARD Car This car has been thoroughly rebuilt by the Packard company. newly painted, new tires all around, newtop and curtains and all metal trimmings rcnickeled. WirT sell tills beautiful car cheap for cash or will consider part cash and time on balance to responsible; party, will also consider trade for smaller car. Call phone "47S for demonstration. USED CAR rams 1 new 1920 Chevrolet Touring. 1920 Chevrolet Touring, can't be told from new. 1918 Mitchell Light Six Touring. 19 W Ford Roadster. 1916 Overland Six. Hup "32" Roadster. Cash or Terms Hupmobile TIRES AND ACCESSORIES - BRINKER & SHINDLER 10 South Ninth Phone 6122 TIRES AND TUBES TIRE: NEW AND USED 10 30x3 U Non-Skid . 4 31x4 Rib Tread 6 32x4 Goodyeir 6 32x31,2 Goodyear 5 33x4 Goodyear 5 33x41,2 Goodyear $5.no to $10 $S.OO to 15 $7.50 to $12 $6.00 to $12 $7.50 to $14 $S.OO to $10 New.". $30 $10 f22 Cord A. V. 2 32x4 Goodyear 4 34x4 Gooiyear 1 35x5 Goodyear Cord H. E WILLETS 17 S. Oih Successor to E. E. Stonecipher

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35 SELL AUTO TIRES $100 weekly easy" Main or side line. 30x3 V sella for $10.75. Others priced accordingly. Guaranteed 6.000 miles. Capital or experience unnecessary. Harrison Tire Co.. Hammond. Ind. FOR SALE We have a small stock of non-skid tires we are going to cut price on to Introduce to new customers. SOxS. $7.40: 30x3 V, $S.40. All other sizes at equally low prices. Master Production Corporation. Room AUTOMOBILE PAINTING 35 PAINTING AND TRIMMING BUENING & RUMMEL 1001 N. 10th Phone 349S "AUTOMOBILE PAINTING Truck and Cab Bodise made to order E. C. ROUTH 15S-160 Ft. Wayne Ave. Phone 1935 Quality Automobile Painting ERNEST R. SPENCER Rear 720 So. 9th St Phona 2716 AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING 35 FORD MOTOR OVERHAULED for $10. and all others for $15, work guaranteed or money back. Thurston Garage. Carlos. Ind. Have that Auto overhauled by our experts. THOSo A. ROBISON 1209 Main St. Shop Pbone 1039 Res. Phone 6064 REAL ESTATE For Sale orJTrade 8 FINE APARTMENT "BUILDINGS Rents $5,000 to $100,000 per year. Price JIo.OOO to $750,000. Will trade separate or together. Want farm, ranch, plantation. George Stewart, 29 te'o. LaSalle, Chicago. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42 Modern "-room house. Phone 5225. FOR-SALE DoublThouse"l S. XV." 2nd. Phone 4321. FOR SALE Sti-ioUy modern home. JEast End south of Main. Phone 362. BP.ADEL'RT & BAILEY Real Estate. Insurance. Loans and Surety Bonds. 202-204 Colonial Bldg. C. C. HAW LEY & SON N'er Paris. O. For Farms and Real Rstate of all kinds FOR SALE tlooi! 6-room house, modern. nwnrs leaving citv. Inquire H. E. Williams. No. 2 Rose House. Kn7 REAL ESTATE nrd FARMS, see A. M. ROBERTS. Richmond. Ind.. R. F. D.. Phone 41 Tl. C. E. KEEVKR CO. has a fine ilst of houses. Office phone 3 641 ; res. 2169. Office 7 S. 11th St. S.e us for bargains ONE ACRE OF 'R0USD" 4 -room house, good outbuildings, fine fruit; price $1,750: $200 cash. $25 per mo. Sec A. M. Roberts. Call 4 171 morris, insrs or evenings. FOR SALE 5-ROOM HOUSE, large lot, N. 17th St. ; $2,800. 5-ROOM HOUSE. N. 21st St.; $2,200. 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, S. 10th St.; payments, $4 200. SiHDELER i Phone 1814 910 Main' WHY PAY RENT? Three 5-rooni houses on payments. - One 6-room modern on payments. One 6-room modern, ideal location. Several other good buys on our list at this time. SUBURBAN 4 acres, strictly modern bungalow, other good outbuildings; ideal place for a retired former or business man. Close to car line. 4 acres, good 6-room house with furnace, well located. SEE US FOR SERVICE Baardssill WMlett Co. Contractors and Builders REAL ESTATE Rooms 7 and 8 Vaughn Bldg. 710K2MAIN Phones 1481-3271-3293 MONEY TO LOAN r'

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USE OUR SERVICE Open An Account With Us S5Q SI OO S200 Investigate our Easy-to-Pay Twenty-Payment Plan Loans Get $ 50, pay back $2.50 a month Get $100, pay back $5.00 a month With Interest at 3 a month. Pay taster It you like For Example Pay a $50 loan In full in One Month Total Cost $1.75 Loans made on Furniture. Pianos, Victrolas, etc., without removal Call, Phone or Write RICHMOND LOAN COMPANY "The Friendly Company" Established 1895 Under State Supervision. Phone 154S. Richmond, Ind. UOOM 07. COLONIAL BLDG. COR. MAIN AND SEVENTH STREETS

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FIRST CLASS BARGAINS 7 ROOMS, modem except furnace; nice lot, located on South 14th; price $5,500. 5-ROOM COTTAGE, one square from Main St.; price $2,500. Practically new. 7-ROOM MODERN, located on North 11th; immediate posses sion. Price $4,250. 8-ROOM, strictly modern, half square from Main ; large garage, ideal residence. Price $6,750 if sold at once. For Bargains in Real Estate See FOREMAN ADDLEMAN 310-311 Colonial Building Phones 6011, 2960, 1097 GOOD CITY HOMES PORTERFIELD. Colonial Bldg. See Us for Farms and City Property HARRIS & KORTEWEG Southwest Comer 6th and Main Sts. Office Phone 2278 Residence 30J4 MORGAN A garden farm, 10 acres; will rent 01 sell. Possession. A good sleeping or office room for rent. j MORGAN , 9-acre garden farm for $1,700 ; 1 4 miles ; possession. I MORGAN Sixth and Main FARMS FOR SALE i FOR SALE 40 acres of good ground just outside Richmond. Entire farm, ! except woods and orchard sown to I clover and alfalfa. Owner will give immediate possession at a bargain price. Graceland Farm. Richmond. Indiana. QUALITY SERVICE If you are thinking of puttingin a bath room or going to have any plumbing done SEE ME E.G. BALLING Tbe Service Plumber Phone 1293 721 South 1 1th MONEY TO LOAN r Use the WELFARE SYSTEM LOANS On Furniture, Pianos, Stock, Liberty Bonds SAVINGS Pay You 6 WELFARE LOAN SOCIETY 9 N. 10th St. Phone 2509 Richmond, lad. MONEY TO LOAN

BABE RUTH'S

Hat Eabe Rath found his bat. ting eye I Scott Perry '11 tell yoo be hat. For Babe grabbed four hits off Perry in the first game of the season. Babe failed to get a homer, though. Perry isnt discouraged. "I'll wait until 1 see how t'ie other pitchers get along," says Perry. Scott Perry Successful By WILBERT ROBINSON, ErITOR"S NOTE I The following tlel ma written for Frank Ci. Menke by Wiibert Robinson, regarded by many a haaeball'a master strategist and universally proclaimed the best later of reathfnl baseballers. While It In of the most vital Interest to Tonasrsters, It also famishes splendid reading- for the ndnlt fan, for It details tbe methods whlrh Robinson used to reach haseball arreataess. Robinson 'a article In the twelfth, and laat, of a scries that appeared In this column daily on "How to Play Baseball." Articles by Mnlcr, Collins. Mir. anvllle. Oroh. Speaker. OWrftl, Alexander and Cobb appeared prevlooaly. This art tries completes the series. ) Every group of men going Into battle needs a leader. A baseball club is no exception, beyond the fact that it has two directors a captain and a manager. In professional baseball, the captain's duties usually are confined to directing the team while play is in progress. He's usually the relay man for signals, the "cailer-out" on fly balls, etc. The manager, however, i3 the real bo?s of the team. He decides who should play, who should go in as pinch hitter, who should be taken out. etc. In amateur and semi-pro ball, the situation is a little different. The captain usually is the playing boss, while the manager devotes himself scheduling games, getting guarantees, arranging for transportation, etc. In other words, the amateur club manager is the business boss and the captain is the man who directs the operations on the battlefield. The youngster who is captain of an amateur team, or the man who is managing a league club, must keep in mind always this golden rule: "Give your players a 100 per cent, square deal." Many men lifted to the job as director of a ball club's activities never can get real work out of their men. That's because some of them become arrogant and try to 'lord'' it over their mates. That's the most grievous blun der that can be committed. Must Be Careful. A manager, who is essentially human, who treats every player fairly and squarely, whose critirism is construction, not caustic, who inspires his men with a "never-say-die" spirit, and who uses his brain all the time, can make a good ball club out of mediocre talent. On the other hand, a fault-finding, bungling, "l-know-it-aH" leader, can ruin the efforts of an allstar aggregation. The important thing for a leader to keep in mind are these: Treat each player as you would like 10 be treated if you were a player and he the manager. Get your players together frequently for "skull practice." Talk things over Invite criticisms and suggestions from your team. Be ready and eager to adopt every good suggestion. Talk over with the boys in an impersonal way the team faults in the last game played and then map out a program for your next battle. Give Friendly Advice. Never criticize or condemn a player on the field or in the presence of his mates. If he makes a blunder, get him off by himself afterward and talk things over with him priately. Talk kindly, gently and in a way that will help bim to improve. Nothing hurts a player more than public criticism; nothing helps him more than friendly criticism and advice. Maintain harmony within your club If some of your players happen to on the "outs" with some of their mates, it's your job to get 'em together again on a friendly basis. Don't derrick a pitcher just because the opposition has maced him for a few hits in a row. Whenever a pitcher seems to be wobbling, talk it over with your catcher before you decide to shift pitchers. He'll know better than anyone else if the pitcher is having an off day or whether it's just luck tha.t gainad hits for the other fellows. Re-assure Players. If one of your players makes an error, don't get excited about it. Instead, try to get a message to him: "That's all right, old boy; you'll get the next one sure." A re-assuring mesFARM LANDS Wisconsin LANDOLOGY SPECIAL NUMBLU just out. containing 1921 facts of clover land in Marinette County. WiSfjnsln. If for a home or as an in vestment jou are thinking- of buyine &oni farm lands where farmers grow rich, send at once for this special number of landolog-y. It is free on request. Address Skidmore-Riohle Land Co.. 406 Skldmore-rtichle Bldg., Marinette, Wise. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT State of Indiana. Wayne Countv. ss: Kstate of Thomas Bradfield. deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigrned has been appointed by the Wayne Circuit Court. Administratrix of the estate of Thomas Biadfield. deceased, late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JEdS'NNIE L BRAPFIELD. Aitminltt ra t rl r i Rabbins. Beller A- Robbing, Attrs.

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aH-'-' in action. Managing of the Brooklyn Dodger sage like that will do more to help the player than anything else in the world. Keep In mind always that your boys are out there on the field for the purpose of giving you the best they've got. If they blunder, remember tt's only a human frailty. Perhaps you couldn't have done any better yourself on that particular play. If one of your players is weak In a certain branch of fielding or in hitting certain kinds of pitching. Bee that he gets a lot of practice between g&mes to help him correct his failing. Keep the boys hustling all the time. If you're captain of tb team, set the hustling example. Keep on your toes every minute. If one man hustles, soon the whole team will be likewise. Don't permit any of your boys to do any arguing with the umpires. Impress it upon them that it's your job to carry on debates with the officials. Be emphatic on that rule. Insist on Fairness. Be loyal to your men be fair with them. Fight their battles for them. Then they'll be loyal to you. Gain the confidence of your men Fncourage them to come to you and talk things over. Praise them for every' good play they make. Get their mates into the habit of team work I praise. Nothing helps a player so j much nothing makes hora fight ?: hard to improve his play as frequent I pats on the back and "great work, old i boy greet work." f Drill the boys constantly In the us I of signals and drill them in team work. Make 'em use their brains a'l the time. Develop their fighting spirit I but never countenance" i o dyism. j Make of your ball club a hp4.. I family, each battling to the best of j his ability all the time for victory. I An most important of all, have Uie j boys know that a game is never los' nor is one ever won until the la.n I out has been made. ! (Copyright Ifta I By Kin Featnrra APPEAL TO 600 YEAR OLD LAW FOR LIFE (By Associated Press.) SAN FRANCISCO. April 16 A little known common law process said to date from 1337 and never before Lrought forward in California, wa invoked here today in behalf of Thomas J. Mooney, now serving a life sentence for the preparedness day explosion, rn which ten lives were lost. The process known as "Audita Querela" is said to have originated through the desire of King Edward the third of England, to gain the release of an imprisoned bishop. It is applicable in cases wherein all statute law remedies have been exhausted and judgment has been pronounced, attorneys declared, and its effect I to obtain a new trial or a cancellation, of sentence already imposed. Byron C. Parker filed the writ at the behest of the Central labor conncil of San rrajiciseo. He said he hoped through it to obtain a new trial for Mooney, at which he declared Importr.nt new evidence would be brought forward. Under California statute law no new evidence can be presented in connection w ith Mooney's conviction beicausc ihe case has been closed. Henrinc on Ihe -writ was set frr May -2. FOUR BOYS. FOUR GIRLS BOKIM DURING LAST WEEK Birth reports show that four boys and four girls were born dnring the past week in Richmond and W'ayn county. Following is the list of births: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Krettlcr. Wayne township, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Percy J. Brown. Center township, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Crow, Center township, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Walter' Benner, Creene township, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy, 120a Crossball street, bey: Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Khawhan. 2S5 North Twenty-first street, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Crouch. 1023 North Eleventh street, boy; Frank Delory. 2021 ' North F street, boy. DEPORT ALIEN PRISONERS TO RELIEVE CONGESTION 'Pv Associaiw) ffwj DETROIT. April. 16 Aliens" sentenced to the state prison at Jackson are being paroled and Immediately deported, immigration officiate herfe tnnounced today. Several prisoners hare been 6ent out of the country this-weelr 1

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