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XHK RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAU, WEDNESDAY. Da 3, 1919.
PAGE ELEVEN
LOSING ORDER MAY
AFFECT QUAKER 5
Between Strikes
The Ohio State basketball' quintet
nay play Earlham at the Coliseum,
sometime after the Christmas holidays
Coach Mowe said Wednesday. Ohio
State passes through Richmond on Its
way west to play Big Ten conference
teams and It would be easy for the
r Buckeye five to drop off at Richmond.
Hopes of playing Miami have about
been abandoned. Miami Is a member,
of the Ohio conference and has to play
moat of Its games against these teams.
' The schedules were made at the close
of last year's season and It la not likely
that Earlham will have an opportunity
of avenging football defeats upon the ;
basketball floor.
The city 5 o'clock closing order may
-Interfere with Coach Mowers plans for
Wednesday afternoon's workout on
the coliseum floor. It will be about
4: SO before the squad gets out and this
would leave them a scant half hour
tor work. The Quaker mentor as late
as Wednesday noon said that he would
have the squad out.
An early season dope can be gained
from comparative, scores made by
Earlham and Wabash against the In
dianapolis Dentals. The Dentals open
the Quaker season on Dec. 12 and on
f Saturday, Dec. 13, journeys to Craw
fordsvllle for the opening game with
the Scarlet quintet
Bowling Notes
i Feltman's Tramps made a clean
sweep of the 8 games against the A.
S. M. five at Twigg's alleys, Tuesday
evening. In the second stanza the
Kavsee No. 1 took 2 out of 3 from
wnrpir brother pin knights. . Murcurio
jjjiiureu iigu score mr me eveuiug
rwwa zD pjns in ine intra game.
Meyers, of the Tramps, captured high
average with 188.
-.The score follows:
K. of C. No. 2.
.Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av.
Broderlck ...156 161 155 472 157
vRlnghoff 147 159 146 452 151
Zeyen 191 166 167 524 175
iSelm 160 160 137 457 152
iSmedinghoff .130 170 180 480 160
Team totals.. 784 816 785
KK. of C. No. 1
Handicap 146 Pins
Player 1st 2nd 3rd
Klinger 144 171 122
Quinlivan 145 159 145
Mercurio 152 130 245
Kelley 184 188 167
R.Lichtenf els 152 169 172
Team totals.. 777 817 851
Feltman's Tramps
Handicap 120 Pins
Player 1st 2nd 3rd
Sherer 209 170 181
Todd 187 .164 182
Meyers 167 196 201
Erk 221 197 145
Hoffman 172 171 214
Tl.
437
449
527
539
493
Tl.
560
533
564
563
557
898
M.
923
Team totals.. 956
e. s.
Handicap. 185 Pins
Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl.
Way 167 186 148 501
Roach 128 140 182 450
Groau 134 141 205 480
Ellis 134 151 144 429
Haner 158 176 140 474
Av.
146
149
176
179
164
Av.
187
178
188
187
186
Av.
167
150
160
143
158
Team totals.. 721 794 819
High average Meyers, 188.
Cf High score Erk,221.
BLOMEYER CHALLENGES
INDIANAPOLIS BOWLERS
Carl Blomeyer has challenged Ind
ianapolis bowler3, through the Star.
The latter has this to say:
. The pins over fn Richmond, Wayne
county, have a cunning way all of
their own, judging from a "bowling re
port just received from. Carl. Blo
ropyer, who signs himself '"Itlch-n-jond's
Tenpin Booster." and looks
"o flp.rt. s
"chmond City League is composed
of 8 clubs and their mingling with 900
totals Is ample proof that interest is
at a high pitch. In a recent double
rnd single tourney the scores were of
the torrid variety. King pulled down
first place in the singles with 715, fol
lowed by Evans with 675. Doubles
results were: Mike Kelly-King, 1,280;
Ray Slade-Jack Stonecipher, 1,273.
High individual score of the rolloff
went to Ducky Sherer, 258.
The Richmondites are making great
preparations for their holidays tourna
ment. If you think you are "good" Rich
mond is due east and can be reached
by electric, steam or gasoline.
DEATH OF STAR WEAKENS
LIBERTY BASKETBALL FIVE
Liberty's chances for a champion
ship basketball team were further
weakened through the death of Arthur
Snyder, star forward of this and last
year's teams. The youth died follow
ing an operation for appendicitis.
pacn onoo& is not aiscouragea, out
ill make his present squad work at
op speed.
HARVARD TO GO WEST?
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Dec. 3. Gov
ernor Stephens of California added his
official word to the invitations to the
Harvard University football team to
play at Pasadena New Years day, In a
telegram received by the Harvard Ath
letic association today.
Friendship is a big thing; without
it, this world would be a cold, dismal
and dreary place for any one to ekei
out an existence. For this reason
friendship should be treasured as ' a
thing precious to all of us. ' Yet, these
Feltman Tramps, contenders fon the
Seat' of Honor, in the City ' League,
seemingly are casting aside all regard
for that mutual feeling which has been
weaving its way through the league
in the past,- and are rushing madly
toward the top of the ladder, regard
less of friendship. Last evening in
the Tramp-A. S. M. set the Tramps ex
perienced no serious difficulty in an
nexing three games, their scores being
such that- they could well be proud of.
In the "family affair", between the
two K. of C. crews, Big Brother had t
now twice to his Little Brother, when
the K. of C. 2's waltzed through two
games, but couldn't come back suf-
ficiently strong in the final game Of
the set to offset Phil Mercurio's 245,
which he hung up intentionally, too, in
the last game of the set. Father
Ryan, our old stand-by, legal advisor
and coach, kept the affair from being
a regular family affair by keeping
score.
For some unknown reason these K.
of C. squads haven't been connecting
right of late, their team scores aa well
aa individual scores being far below
the average we know them to be cap
able of.
After a slump of three weeks. Dick
Zeyen again came back into his own
last night, gathering enough wood to
give him an average of 175' for the
three games. Let's get more of such
games, Dick
It takes "pep" and lots of It, fellows
to win a game of ten-pins. You can't
expect to win by sitting around moping
over the strike you didn't get, and
worrying about what youH get next
time. Sit up straight, cheer your team
mate, be In the game all the time. Ray
Lichtenfels showed up what "pep"
would do last night, when, after his
team had lost two games, Captain Ray
had enough confidence and pep left
to wager a dozen of the best shirts in
his store that his team would win the
last game And they did win.
In the Tramp-A. S. M. set, some very
consistent rolling was In evidence, 178
being low average for the Tramps, and
Captain Meyers' average of 188 being
high average for three games. The
five Tramps rolled a total of 2777
actual pins in the three games, or an
average of 926 per game, or 185 per
man.
Frnie Way. speed artist, traveling
with Walt Ellis' troup of Egyptian;
howlers, averaged high for 4,he seed
ers with 167, altho' Jack Groan, orig
inator and demonstrator of the "Groan
Shimmy Ball" pulled down 205 pins In
the final game for high individual
score for the team.
Capt. Walt Ellis is practicing a new
delivery, which is somewhat similar to
.Tack riraans. and will doubtless be
known as the "Orient's Special" for to
deliver It properly the muscle dance
must be executed. Walt gave us ai
demonstration last night of Its ef
fectiveness by making the 5 and 7 pin
RDllt. t
The Mid December tournament (
which began last night, was quite well ;
patronized, Slade and Bennett hanging '
up high scohe so far for doubles with !
1 257 pins. Father Ryan and Ed Kelly 1
paired off and were determined to give
nn account of themselves last night.
TCrnie Ray and Art King were making ;
a desperate attempt for high score, we
are sorry that we couldn't stay to see
the outcome of these games.
The handicaps are very liberal in
the tournament and there is no reason
why it shouldn't be made a big one.
In fact, provided the coal shortage
doesn't interfere, we predict the pres
ent tournament to be a "regular"
tournament.
Gatherings From the World of Sport
-
The manager of Bob Martin, the A. iito resell Ferd to the Giants, whereupon
E. P. hearvwAlrht tltleholder. haa re l Branch renlled with all the visor at
Reived an offer from Charles Cochran, his command that neither the Giants I . tm Richmond hlgn school baaket-
the British promoter, for the services 'nor any other club could buy the Kid u squaa win practice on tne wa
nt the American. It la Cochran's man li for anv amount. Rickey exnects ! seunt floor Wednesday evening. This
to have Martin meet the winner of the I Schunn to hurl in 1920 in the style doe not include ail members, but
Beckett-Carpentler bout, which will be 'that made him famous in 1916 and ! bout 15. of the most promising candi
'decided earlv nTt mnnth. However. 1 1817. and lTerd la nutte llkelv to rn t dates. , .
it la nrnhahla that Martln'a manager I even hettev than Rtr.kev thtnka he will Following Tuesday' WOrkOUt. CO&Ch
will decline the nffar from ehrnld. aa He waa mnvfn nlnnr at a fa at Hlr ! FrfeS again CUt the SQUSd. but if DOS-
the A. E. F. champion has not had: when the last campaign closed. lb.le oi." t0 10 np'
enough ring experience to tackle eith-1 Chic Harley, who this season has w " Mason-- There is an
er Beckett or the French champion. ! played brilliantly on the gridiron for D1C "' Splendid basketball
Cochran, in his offer, said Dempsey the Ohio State College. may be in-! n Richmond high school and
FRIES SLICES III
NET SQUAD AGAIN
seemed reluctant to meet the winner duced to play professional baseball
and was making exorbitant demands i next summer. Several clubs, including'
for his Euroian services.
It is evident that at least one per
son Is satisfied Ferdinand Stubblefield
the St. Louis Browns, are after him
President Joe Tinker of the Columbus
club
Schupp has come back.- He who does : ready to offer the star an attractive
not doubt the return of the Louisville ( contract. The Akron olub of the In
Kid in his old time form Is Branch I ternational league is also angling for
Rickey, manager of the Cardinals, un-1 his services. Last summer Harley
der whom Schupp served part of the played in the outfield on the Ohio
past season. Some one asked Rickey i State baseball team and -was one of
recently if therew as any truth in a ' the best players representing the col
report to the effe ct that be was about ; lege.
it is Fries' Intention to develop this
tor future teams.
Clem Price, husky back guard and
captain,' haa a broken bone in his
of the American Association, IsiS01 has not been able to get out
xie uiajr not o ui yo siux we game
against spiceianfl.
DEPLER TO LEAD ILLINOIS
FOOTBALL ELEVEN IN 1920
CHAMPAGNE, 111.. Dec. 3. John C.
Depler, center on the championship
University of Illinois football team,
was elected captain for 1920 at n
meeting' of the "I" men. Depler was
an almost unanimous choice of the
various critics for an All-Conference
berth.
How many football fans who cheer
for the halfback 'who races sixty yards
for a touchdown ever think of all that
was done to make the play possible.
Football coaches rarely look at the s
man running with the ball, but watch
the men who are ploughing along in
front of him, clipping oft the ends,
and the secondary defence. If the
first back misses the end, or it the
fMl a rrl and taoVla fall tn vat the witavvt
RACER BRING8 $20,000
SPRINGFIELD. O., Dec. 3. Binland him hack the haifharir win
0:03 trotting stallion, winner of the the line of scrimmage. But few fans
(Transylvania stake at Lexicon, has ever th!nk of ms an4 even tewer ap.
been sold by W. L. Snyder, Springfield. ; preciate the fine points of the game
in that case
Gaylor. a 195 pound husky who has
been showing to advantage in recent
workouts, may be used. Starting
next ' wees, the squad will use the
coliseum .floor every. Tuesday. and
Thursday afternoons, after school.
This - means that the floor will be in
almost constant use as the Earlham
squad cavorts on Monday and Wed
nesaay. tne k. h. b. aggregation on
Tuesday and Thursday, and regular
! games are played Friday evening.
Brown, is ineligible for the team
during the first half of the school
year but will be able to play in Febru
ary.
The XL H. 8. tennis team win not
be awarded R'e t by the student
council this season. Only one match
was played this year. v
tm the election of Kwwtgi borough.
Pennsylvania. Joseph F. Conrad.
Democrat, defeated his moti, tfelsda J
Conrad, ".-iv-- iv w? . .
MAIflST. OTJAtJ SAYS "TWO
MORE RICHMOND PEOPLE ARE
HAPPY TO ENDORSE PEPGEfJ"
to A. c. rennocK, Cleveland, repre
senting Augneto Butti of Italy. The
price as reported to be more than $20,
000. Binland will be shipped to Italy
for racing purposes. It was announced.
MIAMI BASKETBALL
SQUAD 13 CALLED OUT
OXFORD, O., Dec. 3. Coach George
E. Little of Miami university, Tuesday
Issued his first call for basketball
practice. . tbout fifty young men re
sponded. Miami's first game of the
season will be played here on Jan. 10
with Kenyon College of Gambler.
when they see it.
HARLEY WILL PRESERVE.
HIS AMATEUR RATING
COLUMBUS, O.. Dec. 3. "I will re
main in school until I graduate and
preserve my amateur standing until I
am through at Ohio State. If I can
be used in other sports, I will be here
and ready to do what I can. I may
play professionally next fall, but not
until then." That is the answer of
"Chic" Harley, Ohio State's 1919 foot
ball leader and all-American half back
to the scores of offers to play pro
fessional football and baseball.
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Among, its many users it
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order today.
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M.
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Mr. Dunl'a Hens Increased Every Day
Plan Is Easily Tried.
"We have 23 chickens and hadnt
had an egg all winter. In five days
after feeding; in three weeks, we were
getting 10 to 12 eggs a day; in live
weeks we got 15 to 19 eggs a day."
John Duni, Box 102, Cherry Valley,
Mr. Duni started giving his hens Don
Sung in January, in zero weather. He
now keeps his hens in cold weather,
when hens usually stop laying. A trial
costs nothing. Here's our offer:
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month. If you don't
find that it pays for itself and pays
you a good profit besides, simply tell
us and your money will be promptly
refunded.
Don Sung (Chinese for egg-laying)
works directly on the egg-laying or
gans, and Is also a splendid tonic. It
Is easily given In the feed, Improves
the hen's health, makes her stronger
and more active in any weather, and
starts her laying..
Try Don Sung for 30 days and if it
doesn't get yau.the eggs, no matter
how cold or wet the weather, your
money will be refunded by return mail.
Get Don. Sung from your druggist or
poultry remedy dealer or send 50 cents
for a package by mall prepaid. Bur-reli-Dugger
Co., 168 Columbia Bldg.,
Indianapolis. Ind. Adv.
We Recommend
PON SIM
For Making
Hens Lay
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The Feed Man
31-33 So. 6th St Phone 1679
Richmond, Ind.
X-
Why So Mamy Am
Are Physical Wrecks ai 50
SORENESS, PAIN,
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jgold medal awards. AdVv
Physician Explains How Signs of Age
Creep Into Your System When The
Iron In Your Blood Runs Low Says:
Weak, Nervous, Run-Down Peo
nle Should .Take Nuxated Iron
to Steady the Nerves, Restore Wasted
Tissue and Aid in Giving Renewed Force
and Power to the Bodyf
Are you supping at 50?
Can you actually stand what you" couia twenty' years
ago when your strength and energy are put to the
test? Or do you merely THINK you are "just as
good?" Is your heart pumping pure red blood
rich in iron- through your veins? Or is it msrely a
passage for bl, pale, watery blood without enough
T-rd corpuscles to keep your body strong and well?
rhete are the questions put by Dr. H. B. VaU, formerly Phy
sician in the Baltimore Hospital and a Medical Examiner, who
contends that man's ace caa no longer bo measured by the
number of his years but 67 the condition of his blood. Dr. Vail
believes that the greatest problem of modern lit is to ward off
the tragedy of middle age, which begins to show its signs the
moment the iron in the blood runs low.
Continuing; Dr. Vail cays: "There are thousands whose bodies
are ageing and breaking down at time when they should bo
eniovine that oerfect bodily health which Cries defiance to disease
simply because they are not awake to the condition ef their
Does Middle Age Find
You Standing On
The Preci
pice Of Un
certainty
Your Dlood
Sta r vlng
For Want off
Iron?'
blood. By allowing It to remain thin, pale and watery they are
ing the natural life forces of toe body a chance to do their
Yet other j go through life apparently possessing, year
It.
not giving
work. Y
after year, the elasticity, the strength and the energy ef earlie-
days, for through their bodies courses the energy and power thu
come 3 from plenty of red blood filled with trength-fivlnj iron.
Iron is red blood food and in any experience I hmro found no
better means for building up the red Mood corpuscles end hel;
to ciwe increased tower to the blood than orsranie iron Kuxj
iron wtucn 1 nave prescrioea wiia eurpnauij; eucccsa tor snji
patients who are approaching middle life.
Dr. John T. Van Home, formerly Medical Inspector a9
Clinical Physician oa the Board of Health of the City of New
York, says: "It H surprising bow many people who do not set
along in life are in reality suffering from iron deficiency and
do not know it.. To supply thiv lack of iron cad kelp build
stronger, healthier men and women; better able physically to meet
the problems of everyday life, I believe that physicians should,
ml every opportunity, prescribe organic Iron Nuxated Iron for
in my experience it Is one of the best tonic end red blood builders
frnowi to medical science."
If yot are not strong or well yon owe it to yourself ta make '
the follswtng test: Seo now lear yon can work or now tar yen
can walk witbou becoming tireu. Next tae two five-grain tablets)
f ordinary Nuxated Iron three times per day after meaU for two
Weeka. Then test your strength again end see bow much yro
nave gained.
saafactarers Nsts: WstsH I Iron, which b tniltit era neommowM m
w pbydelM U no Men nmtf, bat which I wU kno7m todnuaUU iwii
wbm. uwn sm ouw iDorisaM itoa product! it liMMly aaaUlat tn4 dm ant
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no: mewii CM nuT HTM
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BUnded by the belief Htmi hm Is atffl "Jus oa good mm
over, many a man reoehss that point of life between
40 and 50 whera the fntnsw look bright and assured only
to find that the arriat relentleao force of middle ago aao
uohbubn tarn neaitn aaa energy. la the rasa aad tear
f ntoeern day life ho haa nea-leetod to keep hla bloed SJled
wim strongta-givine- iron, and an a result! la
oi a pnysieai ana nervoaa breakdown, mt a
should be enjoying bis boa yean.
rnysietane explain hero why eaeh men need the sas
tatnlnt; health-building power of orgaole lreaNaxated
boa to help Bake rich red blood, rostoro wasted tUane
" - paysieat strength aad ends
Sold In this city by A. Q. Luken and Thlstlethwalte's Drug Stores
Tes, two more people here In Rich
mond are, glad and happy to indorse
Pepgen and those two are my husband
and myself: It relieved us both ot
stomach and liver ailments." says Mrs.
Harry Harmeyer. 416H Main St.
"I really don't think I can tell how
good Pepgen has made us feel. For
several months I had been' suffering
with nervous dyspepsia.' I felt miser
able. I was afraid I couldn't find relief.
I had tried so many things and they
all failed. Since taking Pepgen my
trouble seems to be over.
"My husband . was troubled with
constipation. His liver was sluggish
and It made him feel bad In many
ways. He had .no appetite. Pepgen
helped him. -
Pepgen Is designed to alleviate dis
orders of the stomach, kidneys and
liver from which such ailments as bil
iousness, gas and bloating after eating,
pains In the stomach, dliziness. spots
before the eyes and ringing in the
earl; headaches and a sense of pres
sure on the top of the head that often
comes with sluggish liver; dryness,,
prickling sensations and sallowness of
the skin, coated tongue and foul
breath.
Never before, perhaps. In all history,
has anything in the way of a medicine
ever sprung into such Immediate
prominence as Pepgen, as Is shown
by the number of well known Rich
mond people who indorse it. There is
a good reason.
Get it at Thlstlethwalte's or any
first-class drug store anywhere. Adv.
N his diary. Sir Walter Scott reveals that his
best thoughts came to him during the shaving
hour, just after hie awoke. Even in his greatest
I DrOSDentV. the tamous authnr nf "MArtmm
always performed this homelv task himself. r-j-mm'rUrr
it a "hardy and independent personal habit.
And this lovable, simple country gentleman used a razor which justly
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it seem part of your own hand a long, keen blade that can lie on
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