Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 273, 16 November 1922 — Page 16
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM ANT) SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, INT)., THURS pAY, NOV. 16, 1922.
SMOKING, IS , ISN'T HARMFUL, COLLEGE EXPERIMENTS SHOW
If yon make watches or are engaged
In any kind of work that requires delicate co-ordination of eye, hand
and brain, you probably are less accu
rate after a cigarette or cigar than be
fore smoking It But yon are no slow
er In your work, says T. M. Cushlng in
the Baltimore San.
For mo3t folk who perform a day's
work of ordinary character, like sell
ing real estate or neckties, Bmoking has apparently slight effect of a de
leterious nature.
The above Is gist of conclusions
drawn up by members of the psychol
ogy department at the Johns Hopkins
university following a series of expert
ments to determine the psychological
effect of tobacco smoking one of the
problems upon which Dr. Knight Dun-
lap, professor of experimental psy
chology, and hi3 associates have, been
working during the last three years.
Experiments Gaurded
The report, which covers about 25
pages, reveals to the public for the
first time the methods of the Hopkins experiments, which have been guarded
carefully despite the comparatively
large number of persons Involved In
the work. It Is said that, although nu
merou3 subjects known scientifically
In this case as "reactors" took part In the experiments, the object was
known only to the two or three scien
tists In charge of the Investigations.
Thus ; the .weird tales circulated
through the undergraduated student
body (which Incidentally supplied
most of the reactors) went for naught,
so far as definite information was con
cerned. - -
Eight type of test were used In the
work? card assorting, two kinds of
mathematical work addition and mul
tiplication: the operation of an addln
machine In the ordinary listing of
numbers, an "association reaction,"
dart throwing, a test of eteadlness1
and, finally, billiard playing.
Tests. were applied to both "smok
ers" and "non-smokers" and data was
taken in experiment sessions both be
fore smoking and after smoking, and
differences were sought In results be
tween "smoking" days and "non-smok-
ings"; days. All possible prejudice on
the part of the reactors was avoided.
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HILL BOWLS 253 IN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
High score of 253 was bowled by Hill, of the Item team, in the Commercial league on the R. and TV. alleys Wednesday night Bennett, of the Item team, and Castellueclo, of the Bakers, tied for high average honors at 190. The Item team took three straight from the Telephones, Bakers took two of three from the Steinharts and the F. and N. rollers took the King's Hat3 into camp in three straight games. The scores:
STANDING Teams Won P. and N. 12 Item .11 Kings 10 Bakers 9 Telephones 6 Steinharts 6
Lost 6 7 8 9 12 12
Pet .667 .611 .555 .500 .333
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ONIONS AND GARLIC
FORBIDDEN IN EGYPT
Th4 -andena Egyptians, It 13 said
were forbidden to eat the onion, garlic and leek, according to the Kansas City
Star. , According to the priests of Pelu-
elum,; the onion was barred because It caused a flow of tears, hunger and
thirst; and hence was manifestly out
of place In fasts and during religion
ceremonies, says the Medical Record. It did not seem right to weep on occasions of Joy or to be tormented with hunger and thirst on days set aside for fasting. Th4 Hebrews regarded the traion merely for Its culinary value. The Greeks were fond of both onions and garlid The former apparently used when: drinking to increase thirst and enhance the pleasures of the cup. But in the palmy days of Rome the two vegetables had become largely the badge of the rabble. In the Middle Ages any well-eet table -contained a plate of red onions. The chief repute of the onion in med
icine was as a diuretic and remedy for
dropsy. This belief has persisted up to the; present time and it is somewhat Btrange to find that as early as 185S onions and a milk diet were pronounced the best remedy for dropsy.
Player s 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Sherer . 154 185 171 510 170 Dillon 134 184 108 426 142 Hill 172 137 253 562 187 Kluesener .. 169 127 131 427 142 Bennett .... 210 185 176 571 190 Handicap ... 124 124 124 v Totals 963 942 963 Telephones. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av J. Moss .... 145 131 142 418 139 a Moss .... 153 154 119 426 142 Hartman .... 137 124 171 432 144 Jenkins 94 90 112 296 98 Patterson .. 132 129 157 428 143 Handicap ... 243 243 243 Totals 904 881 944
Chips and Slips
Basketball fans of the city have the privilege of witnessing the games of the Richmond Community Service league at the Dennis junior high school gym Thursday night No admission. Conditions are unusually good here for spectators. A seating capacity is supplied in one section and the playing space is the best in the city. Jane, age four, had just come in from four hours In the sand pile and was having a prolonged session in the bathtub with mother.
"Jane, your hands are simply frights," exclaimed mother, consider ing the possible use of a scrub brush. "But, mother," retorted Jane, "you ought to see my knees; they're more frightened than my hands." Indianapolis News.
High average Bennett, 190. High score Hill. 253. -
Bakers. Player . 1st 2nd
Dunham .... 152 Zwissler .... 147
Eckler 124 Nick 190
King 144
Handicap . 183
171 120 120 199 177 183
3rd 154 135 132 180 .201 183.
TL 447 402 376 569 522
Av. 159 134 125 190 174
Totals 940 970 985 Steinharts.
Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Holllday 174 134 105 413 138 Brown 114 100 129 343 114 Vicker . 83 133 105 321 107 Eubanks .... 169 201 147 517 172 Ray 182 142 193 E27 175 Handicap ... 244 244 244 Totals 966 954 922
Two high school football teams are scheduled to play the curtain-raiser to
the Earlham-Transylvania game Sat
urday afternoon. Two teams have been selected from members otthe first and second teams of Morton nigh school and the boy3 will take the field to decide the champs for the season.
Basketball Is looming into its own
with the passing of the 1922 football season. Many high schools throughout the state have been hard at it, but after this week the season wi'l be' in full. Already, many colleges are oa the court In preparation for a big year. ; Welker Cochran, billlardist defeated Erich Hagenlacher, German champion. 500 to 471, in Wednesday afternoon's play. It was the fourth match of the international 18.2 balk line billiard championship at the Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City.
HI READY. KM: FINAL
GRID GAME OF 1922
High school will Play Its last foot
ball game of the 1 22 season Friday afternoon at Decatu Fifteen or six
teen men will males the trip to the northern city, accon ing to the plans of Coach Little.
Careful scrimmage 4 Has been held
this week In order to prevent any injuries to the players lefore the final
game of the season. L catur has been rated strong all season . and Richmond i"""'"0 to jnda-e them so before and during the game. ay, iullback; M I lone, quarterback; Kohnle, end; Sumler, guard; and Sauter. end; are pla.i ing their last game for the Red and Wl I ite. The following men art expected to make the trip: Kobnle. t'arker. Sem-
ler, Mattox, Babylon, Muej f, Sauter, Ma-
lone, Kessier, Kennedy, Jones, Eubanks, Pinnick, Ellibee, ICrueger and Weimer.
Roman Woman Founder Of Nursing Profession FaWola, the first nurse record ad In history, was a Roman woman wlio established a hospital and convalescent borne for the poor after her coo version to Christianity, about A.' D. 380
says the Detroit News. She inaugura
ted a society of rich women, and had them trained as sick nurses.
Nurses, who are addressed as s-ls;ter on account of the old religious tradi
tions associated with their work, lost their professional dignity in 1544 as hen
12 women were engaged at St Bail hol-
omew s Hospital. London, tto taxrse the sick and perform menial wo ft From that time nurses were untrain
ed until the doctors at the New York Hospital began to lecture them on
"scientific cleanness" in 1790.
Fliedner, at Kaiserwerth, Genrajiy,
opened the first scientific traiu.inj
school for nurses in 1836. Florence
Nightingale was trained at this estab lishment and introduced his methods into England.
BELGIAN AND GERMAN
BILLIARD1STS CLASH
NEW YORK, Not. 16. Edouard Horemans. of Belgium, and Erich Hagenlacher, champion of Germany, will meet in the matinee game of the 18.2 balk line billiard tournament today. Neither of the two foreigners has won a match thU3 far in the tournament The Belgian has lost one and Hagenlacher lost his second match when he he was defeated by Walter Cochran in a close game yesterday, 500 to 471. In the evening Walker Cochran, of San Francisco, will meet Willie, Hoppe, the former champion. Jake Schaefer, of San Francisco, . playing at his best defeated Roger Oonti, of France, 500 to 251 last night
"Unknown soldiers" have been honored by five allied nations : the United States, Great Britain, France, Italy and Portugal.
10 PENNSY.NET TEAMS
PLAY FRIDAY AT "Y" Ten teams of the Pennsy railroad basketball league will get into action on the Y. M. C. A. court Friday night in the first big night of basketball staged, by the railroaders this season.
Coach Ivey has arranged for 10 teams to compete this season with evenly balanced players on each roster. The games will start at 7:15 o'clock and spectators are invited to the association to witness the games. The schedule for Friday nightj Rip Track vs. Pipe Fitters. C. T. Inspectors vs. Air Men. Freight House vs. Electricians B" team. M. of E. Store Room vs. General Office, "A" team. General Office, "B" team vs. Electricians, "A" team. A meeting of managers of teams will be held at the "Y" Friday evening at 6-30 o'clock to draw up the rules of the league.
Irish and Bulldog will be much in vogue at Indianapolis when Notre Dame vists Butler's camp for a 60-
minute fracas. Broken bones are not predicted but something is bound td happen in a game which will ultimate
ly determine the college grid cham pionship for Indiana.
Come Out Come Onl and benefit by the extremely low prices that you will find in this store Friday and Saturday on all Cold Weather Needs. Where your friends all trade
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THE GILA MONSTER
IS LARGEST LIZARD
The Gila (pronounced heela) monster, or beaded lizard, is the largest
lizard In North America, growing to a
length of two feet, and the only poijsonous lizard in the world, says the Detroit News. The common species la most abundant In the Arizona MoJave Desert. The name comes from the Gila .river of Arizona and New Mexico. A second beaded species, the "crust lizard" occurs in Mexico and Central America. That flattened body of the Gila monrter ends in a thick tail and is dragged oyer the ground by strong, short arms and legs. Each hand bears five fingers and each foot five toes. The muscular tail may be used to balance on or; as an added limb In climbing over rocks or, by its spring, the crea
ture may leap as much as two feet at an entniy. The! very tough skin of the Gila
monster is covered above with fine,
bead-Uke granules, together with many
Irregujar bony elevations, instead of the usual lizard scales. Below there
are flat scales. This animal is strikingly colored with mixed patches of blacklsh-brown and pink, yellow or orange. I The lighter color may vary
from ealmon-pink to pale yellow, orj even white. !
High average Nick, 190.
High score King and Eubanks, 201,
(tied). . . " King's Hats. Flayer 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Fisher 151 206 145 502 167 B. Saffer ... 141 168 157 466 155 Berman 154 124 136 414 138 Schroeder .. 156 156 130 442 147 M. Saffer ... 142 114 129 385 128 Handicap ... 183 183 1S3 Totals 927 951 880 F. and N. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Epping 130 174 160 464 155 Benge 153 156 137 446 148 P. O. Maley. 143 130 170 443 148 Gamp 104 150 121 375 125 C. O. Maley. 178 122 148 448 149 Handicap ... 230 230 230 Totals 933 962 966
High average Fisher, 167. High score Fisher, 206.
Indiana and Purdue university football elevens are being hustled Into shape for the annual Hoosier grid classic between the two schools. It Is to be held at Purdue this year and
the meeting or the two teams is expected to go down In history as one of the greatest battles in years, be
tween the two schools.
Animal
The Kiddies Delight
Clonic iccirs
Ends StubbornCoughs in a Hurry
Europe tan Pay Debts, - Says Secretary Hoover Secretary Hoover gives the New York 'bakers who deal In European bond$ and talk cancellation of the foreign debt, something to think about when he says cancellation not onlv would not help Europe's situation one whit, ibut might be harmful; that It is time for European powers to realize they oan't afford too big armies and too big navies. Hoover says about 5 per cent 6f the debt Is uncollectable and will have to be written off. The rest he figures can be paid, principle and Interest at the rate of 350 million i year by 19 nations. It would involve from: 2 to 12 per cent only of the national income in each of the countries nnd be quite within their capacity. For instance the amounts spent abroad by American tourists, the remittance of emigrants. Investments abroad etc, amount In all. to three times the interest on the famous 11blUIon dollar debt
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JACKSONBURG CHRISTIAN CHURCH TO HOLD REVIVAL CAMBRIDGE CITY, IncL, Not. 16. A three week's series of revival meetings which will start next week in the Jacksonburg Christian church will be Initiated by a special Father and Son meetihf Sunday night at 7 o'clock, feev. AvO. Smith, pastor of the church Will hara charge of the meetings.
You'll never know how quickly a bad cough can be conquered, until you try this famous old home-made remedy. Anyone who has coughed all day and all night, will say that the immediate relief given is almost like magie. It takes but a moment to prepare, and really there is nothing better for coughs. Into a pint bottle, put Vt ounces of Pinex; then add plain granulated sugar syrup to make a full pint Or you can use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way, . the full pint saves about twothirds of the money usually spent for cough preparations, and gives you a mora positive, effective remedy. It keeps perfectly, and tastes pleasant children like it You can feel this take hold Instantly, soothing and healing the membranes in all the air passages. It promptly loosens a dry, tight cough, ana soon you will notice the phlegm thin out and then disappear altogether. A day's use will usually break up an ordinary throat or chest cold, and it ia also splendid for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness, and bronchial asthma. Pinex is a most valuable concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine extract the most reliable remedy for throat and chest ailments. ' - To avoid disappointment aslr yonr druggist for 2 ounces of Pinex" with directions, and don't accept anything else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis faction or money refunded. The Pine Co, Ft. Wayne, lad.
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This is another of tha animals found in the assortment of Richmond Baking Company's Animal Crackers
you can buy at all groceries. Animal Crackers are pure, wholesome, sweet bits that the kiddies likeOrder some today and see the children go for them.
EGG'EMEYER'S
BEE HIVE GROCERY
Special seasonable food mention that will help solve that "WHAT T O EAT" problem' which presents itself about three times a day to every dutiful housewife. Numerous items with special price will also be found in this list. All worthy of your attention.
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Fresh Caught Fish Thursday and Friday Black Bass Fancy White Fish Hallibut
Strained Hone New crop, ' home - made, grown and packed at Liberty, Indiana, by Eay E. Miles. Splendid quality. Pans, 512 lbs L ...900 Pails, 11 pounds . $1.75 Buy Njw for Winter
English ' Walnuls New 1922 crop, extra fine, wonderful Jumbo size, budded quality; assures a fine, large, white, sweet kernel. Twoday specialPer pound ...... 39 2 pounds . .75?
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Our store is full of information on a big supply of extra fine home-cured PIG HAMS, soon to be taken out of smoke. An inquiry is worth while. Ask us.
Red Cherries Pitted Extra Fine 3 cans 750 6 cans $1.40 Delicious Brand Pineapple Hawaiian Sliced Large No. 3 Size Cans 3 cans 950 6 cans 1.75 Beauty Brand New Catsup Gallon Glass Jugs Excellent Quality 1 gallon $1.40 2 gallons S2.75 Snider's Brand
YeHow Peaches Extra Fancies Regular 50c Can Dozen ......... .$3.75 6 cans $1.95 Goddard Brand New Pack Hominy From 1922 Corn Large No. 3 Size Cans 3 cans 250 6 cans 500 Van Camp's Brand Flake White Soap All Soap Advancing 100-bar box ....$4.50 50 bars $2.30 25 bars $1.15 10 bars 500
Indiana Tomatoes New Pack Fancy Regular 25c Can Grade Dozen pans $2.00 6 cans $1.15 Delicious Brand Moonbeam Mayonaise Fresh Supply Today Large 50c Bottles 3 bottles $1.10 6 bottles $2.00 The market's best Red Kidney Beans Special Price - Case, 2 doz S2.00 1 doz. cans $1.05 6 cans 550 Van Camp's Brand
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New Sorghum Molasses Fancy New Shelled Pecans Fancy Swiss Cheese New Buckwheat Flour Boneless Pickled Pigs Feet New Shellbark Hickory Nuts Canned SELECT Oysters Dressed Turkeys and Ducks Fancy Bulk Queen Olives New 1922 Norway Mackeral Burr-Ground Cornmeal (new) New Crop Evaporated Apricot3 Smoked Bloaters Fresh Country Sausage Genuine Gluten Flour
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