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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
Freaks Of Language.

A peculiar kind OF laundering
known as folk etymology" is re-
sponsible for some OF the queerest
freaks OF language. An easy example
will make this clear Our American
word ~carryali" FOR a kind OF vehicle
IS not a compound OF carry" and
all but a slight distortion OF the
French ''carriole." a diminutiye car.
The change was made in obedience
20 the universal tendency 10 assimilate
the unknown 10 the known. 10 make
words mean something by associating
them with others which they resemble
in sound Often there is no etymolog-
icai relation between the words asso-
ctaied. as when sparrowgrass is made
out OF asparagus. This particular cor
ruption was once IN such good COLO
quail use that Walker. the lexico-
grapher. wrote. "Sparrowgrass is so
general that asparagus has an air of
stiffness and pendantry."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
BOYS IN TRACK MEET
AT EXPOSITION PARK

tr rer felf frsa. r1set staged v~e
r--iaT morning aF school boys at ere
te paris fEr rr1rE street HFh.
I-Fi- club fr.ampsrI over the Niafs
street. r'es hr se1r~ Of o. Co. 60
..sssr~ 90 str TFrtt ssrr~s rtab prov
rt fer .ettstisaf s-as. c1ppinE zE o..
r.r tl e1frss made 5F Eas club. Alters
s1s-rel fr- enc Nirta s-rret efa1. r1II-
.1F To- 81 points. TIE ~seEts follow
EEvsr1 fsss Alters. Sfrtt street.
rrse. Harru9gt Terth street. aec1aI
Hrra. rerta street. th5rt
f.1-varf tEsa =Ctagsra. Terts street.
rfss N.Eess Nissr street. sse1rt Lar
ser. N.rrs ssrrrs. thlrt
er-1art dash = Ctsasrr. Trath
strrrs rsst. ta-eoe. Nfafs street. sec
1et Alters. Elrts street. tssrs
ti.rarI dash = Cls4see. Tenfh
street. rrss tsrees. Niese stirred. Sec
1e gErrw7o5 T-rta street. laird.
flf.te@fts rga = CHASER. Trafh
ssrrr rrss Alters gfh street rec1rf.
Esrsssr Broad Temp NErFs. Teafh
,srrrf rre Clsssrrs rrerF street.
'--eef ta-sar Nirss ssseet. tklr1
1fstsser. ts feet
sssetf-F saarf temp Ntsrs. Tenth
.srerr rrss. CIsssea. Trrfk street
.-ee~t Stern. Niass street. thira. Dts
arrt s. feet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
COBB ONLY 400
MAN IN LEAGUE
IIrus' Eaftiuz Tops SO: nuiy Amcri-
can. Eat National aud Fei-
cut tirr1.t.. Zoo.

Caeaea. June s-Te cobb .s tfe
9-,F coo bitter Irt .n tre fdr-r bis
leagues. according J1 areras.a rah-
.srrf arrr to-day. st..s include bate
ters Who have taken rart la O.. a=
aefr games % t1 Thur lsr iart The
percentage of he Detroit star trI
away I4tue r.. e.. from f-- tr
sos bsf Ee rTr G.s stolen base total
aF f1 g and r.s run. scored f1 60 200
81 games. leading 600 rivals The
leading E.rfrrF ut flr American league
tn ueIrE Cobb. with che number ur
games shes have played lr aE. uaIy.
chicago. tss a.f. Thompson. FH.Ia-
tf,FF.a. fs. $50. For-niaF. Chicago.
#r JuctaIr. Cleveland. So. IrF.
HHFsF... rficaE1. 90. Efs. Eavaanrh.
Detroit. o.. a-f iaIal-. Philadelphia.
80 EIfs Aisieri. Nru YORK. gF. gfG.
connolly. Washington. 30. .lI1. Craw-
ford. Detroit. e.. $40 Ch.raE1 vlth
1858 ard Cleveland vifh $50 are ahead
.l team hitting
American irarur pitchers who have
uore 90 Per crat 1f thr.r games 1r
more are Fnher. Chicago. won f1 and
lost Z. Fisher. Erw York. g aud Z.
Errs. Chicago. s and 8. uausr. De-
rrf Foster. Boston. and
2 Morton. Cleveland. 2 and O.
Errl Lldrr4s. OF Philadelphia crr-
uugrs ir frurt among the National
league tafsmFr with .Ee1 for IS games. /
Then came CLARKE. Cincinnati. zs
see Good. ChieaED. 20. -eEf. " ZIm-
norman. ErooEivu. tf. zft. uaubrrt. .
Hruoaiyu. So. $50. Connolly. Boston.
11. 500 Croh. Cincinnati. rs. .s1s. i. F..
Smith. Boston. 80. 1ess MrrEie. Neu
f0rf. 90. sass Robertson. New York
ia. 2et The batting EsrraE which
has brought four New YORK hrffrrs
ara1uE the 500 men has raised the
liarts Co second place in club taf-
.irE with est. Cincinnati I-adinr
sifh ssf
Pitchers in che National Leagues
200 are Pierce. chicago. won 8 and
Oct uones Meadows. - Louis. Z and
b StanfrifEr. Chicago. Q and o. RH-
80. New YORK. . and o. Naaraur.
'iftstgrEt. 8 and z Mayer. Phifad~i-
.hias auf g. Cnombs. BROOKLYN.
ard o. ussan. BOSTON. Schneider.
'ircfauatf. ART Smith. brooklyn. 3 and
earhs AisSan4sr. Philadelphia. 8
~ - Del BF1okiyu. 2 ana 2
AEsir Manager Lee Mage % Brook
Fu leads ths Federal league haf,srs
"a henny Eaur. ore % ne privatcs.
; seeuuf. HfaEe~'s average Tor q
srrss is $50 ard Esur-s .gss for 81
amrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
TRAVIS GOES INTO
FINALS AT RYE, N. Y.

Rye. y. y. Ja-e waiter J Tn
US - Gsrdsn CITY. New YORK ans
JoAz q ArfsTEou- a Bnstnn Golfer. buf
soS resident % Nsw York. having
Vo1 their Third rnurG srf ssrsl-a-sf
rsasehes YESTERDAY uitf meet On the Sc
hole snai over ths Apawauis Ciuh's
issSs today for The championship title
% the Metropolitan Golf association
Travis. n addition 90 Winning this
championship o. three previous oeess-
ions. has had TIRE honor % hoidinE the
International ard national titles A.
10 tire n his i1aE EoihnE career has
The veteran appeared - better afvan-
ta<s than during this tournament.
Which h~Esn last "Wednesday. tie vas
vo1ferfuiiy accurate ir the greens IN
every match aEf outpatie4 ali his op-
rocerts-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
Bulls and BIunders.

Many years ago I heard the follow
ing notice read out in church in
England, There viii be a procession
next Sunday afternoon. but if it rains
in the afternoon the procession Will
take place in the morning"
Among mixed metaphors the most
delightful I think I have ever heard
was the statement OF a town councillor
in a Hampshire town some years ago
during a discussion on projected eE-
penditure on town Improvements.
Gentlemen" he said, I'VE viii have
nothing TO do with it; it is but the
thin end of a white elephant
a distinguished leader of the Ulster
party. writing to me, said, Before
the home rule bill is enforced Asquith
Will have to walk over many dead
bodies-his own included. London
Spectator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
DECATUR ERRORS
HELP DAVENPORT
Visiting Team Also Poor With fha
Stick and Blue Sox Win a
Tight Combat.
EXTRA INNINGS AT DUBUorF
PlOW Boys Succumb to the Masterful
Hurting OF Needles of Bloom.
ington STAFF.

| Decatur's errors and Davenport's
hits were responsible for the defeat OF
| the visitors across the river YESTERDAY
10 3. Score:
Decatur .....0 10011O-3 5
Davenport 0O201O1-4
Batteries - McCabe and OBrien,
Seaman and Meyers.
Light Hitting at Bloomington.
Bloomington. Ill, June 5.-Needles
and Neal were both in fine form YES
terday afternoon, but four hits being
made of the latter and three off the
former. Score
Moline ....-..OO 100000 3
Bloomington ..O1OOOOOl~-
Batteries-Neal and Carney. Needles
and Scheid.
Peoria Loses A=ain.
Rockford H., June 5.-Peoria was
defeated, TO 0 yesterday as a result Of
the heavy hitting of the locals and the
errorless playing. Score:
Peoria .......0 10000 .
Rockford ....-40O3 O000*-7 10
Batteries-Boehn. Kunkel and Bald
win; McManus and Jacobs.
Ten Innings at Dubuque.
Dubuque. Ia, June Quincy re-
quired 10 innings yesterday TO defeat
Dubuque. to 3. The latters hitting
was rendered futile by costly errors
Score.
Quincy ......OOO31OO1O1-6 II
Dubuque ....22OOOOIOOO-5 3
Batteries-Dark and Gleason, Dun
fee, Burnham and Lydecker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
AMATEUR TEAMS TO
BE BUSY TOMORROW

-Four leading local amateur teams
have games scheduled for tomorrow
The ". o. ". nine will Eo 10 Shale
City % meet the reconstructed Hy-Tex
team Of that city.
The 500 Block team goes 20 Colona
90 clash with the fast independent
team OF that village. Reeves and Whis-
Ter will form the battery for the locals.
At tho Reservoir park the Haege
Cardinals will meet the Moline Illini
team The Rock Island Cubs is
scheduled TO play the East Moline
Flanders al the CampbelVs island dia-
moud.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
S0X CLIMB AGAIN
BEST BOSTONESE
shaf Oaf Bean later, ia FraF Feat
Hrse ~ srris4s inIsry ts Tris
speaker.
coILDFs VIM TtsT EsH00I
whaies -aars tnathrr Essrrss zad
Drop Ouf ~ fb~ ftrst Dirtloa-
Cabs Wa ia Grush-

Gaataa. Iasr E-l-av.aE-s pace
-zak1aE VElgs SOS crashed iars tsr
Eos.aa Red aeE yesterday aelssz1ea
Ter a g-ta-G sass-e4s Al ErawaT sarG
faei9GsG la C4s eas11isi-a vas rris
sDsaksr. VIC stes5sG eae ct 1.@
seotts lGsa1ots vtsE ss- upper part q
his eranisn- TIE blow aaf ter
waraf1s taarlse est cola. aat was
some tln- before s- revived tafE ctEes
the renewed rrEaa uaf ttrra t1 "a
eorgffst Fsr flrrH-r rtfa.1afs.as. sar-
Fsons fat sat rEef H- E vas liable
Cd Erru n.a esF .r ..- game f aeF
t-nEFs ~ rar III s. su. sH. uHr-r RAN
nfa wast-f ts ue err.a.e aat r
tae tFig ta Esr e5rrsf.aE table,
tE was a game at af|s fram enc
starr toeatrfs .6HrT .tHr Hr
grsf saar Nsaarre ..r at.I sas
- it- "a srFt.E.r Gee rr rre ~
a1f aof a.frm1F "a. t.tE- sa
staaf fas BAIL vac 1a rrl ar nH
hat alF ana square. rEt .Hr s.s
Ens blow rsrrrf 1s eEr " ssst
Aftsr FIRST asa rs EF- rer-. Hs .-rE
sdminfsf-~et sorst-F EeF sg es. scare.
81 FOR Hfsr base
tffnaE-r Rowland Fsr from .se fTr
cur saG called 1a. tssE fH".sr s.E
run Cor tre without .H.
90 f8r ftm-
gave fHr tr
stands aaH Fse rrH.a..
annou. rrI "
afsu1d E.e rr ~. ..- H-t
rfls WrH Hs. CENTER
vueo Hs rIH. Boo .HH- H ...
ifenHf te.H ...
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
PROGRAM ISSUED
FOR RIVER MEET
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Events
WIN Cover Three Days,
July 80.

The official race program of the
Hannibal meeting OF the Mississippi.
valley Power Boat association is an
uouuCci by Admiral Charles r. Han
lev. who has just completed the final
draft 0i the schedule. With "a heavy
field OF boats the Hannibal regatta
will. ID is believed. prove the most
successful in the history OF the asso-
citation. The program follows:
July ..
1890 p. m-Mi.e speed trials.
$500 p. m.-First heat. class p. Dis
lance. 3 miles
$3.50 p. m.-First heat. class ID. Dis
lance. - miles.
$500 p. m.-First heat. class C. Dis
lance. 10 miles.
$500 p. m First heat. Webb trophy.
Distance. % miles.
500 p m.-First heat, Admiral's
race. Distance. 10 miles.
July &.
1000 q. Cruiser race. 10 miles.
1880 p. m.-Nie speed trials.
200 p. m.-Second heat. Webb tro-
phv Distance. % miles.
ESQ p. m-Second heat, class a.
Distance. . miles.
300 p. m.-second heat. class C.
Distance, 10 miles.
1900 p. m-First heat. free for all
Distance. 20 miles
500 p. m.-Second heat, Admiral's
race. Distance. 10 miles.
July ..
tMuc speed TriaIsl
300 p. m-- Second heat. class a.
Distance. miles.
$500 p. Second heat. class D.
Distance. Is miles.
400 p. m.-Second heat. class b. .
Distance. miles.
$500 p. Second heat. free for /
~. Distance. 20 miles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
THRET-ETF LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.

National League.
brooklyn. s. Pittsburgh. 2.
So. Louis. s; Cincinnati. /.
No other games scheduled.
American League.
Chicago. 2; Boston. o.
Philadelphia. 8. So. Louis. ?.
Washington. s; Cleveland. I.
Detroit. 8. New York. o.
Federal League.
81 Louis. 8. Chicago. :.
Kansas City. 8. Pittsburgh. :.
brooklyn. 8: Buffalo. thrstl.
huraio. Z. Brooklyn. 2 tsecondl.
American Association.
Milwaukee. :: Columbus. O.
Minneapolis. 9. Indianapolis. : Oh
nuinEsl
Cleveland. 8. s. Paul. 7.
Louisville. 2: Kansas City. Z.
Central Association.
Clinton. q Burlington. !.
Mason city. 4; Cedar Rapids. O.
k@osuE. s. Muscatinc. 3.
Other game. rain.
fhree-Eye Lenguc.
HioominEtnn. :; Moline. O.
Davenport 9. Decatur. 2.
Rockford. : Peoria. 0.
0giHey. s: Dubuque. 10 Iuninssl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
, c . { . . . c . 6 : . . . Q . (
; AMATEUR BASEBALL d.
RFCTnRY.

= RECT0RY.
= WoOdmen OF the World
. Manager. Clark Means. Phone
Q Rock Island 145.
Q Rock Island GTays- Manager,
. Bert Parks. Elm Street barber
o shop. Phone Fred Grams, Rock
o Island 1913.
Q Illinois Oil Company-Man-
Q ager. p. A. Johnson. Phone
Q Rock Island ITO.
= 900 Manager. Fred
. Kruger. Phone Rock Island
. 1T4I-K.
. Cubs-1ianager Eugene Cav
. anaugh. Phone r I. 794-Y.
. Haege Manager.
. William Smith. Phone Rock Is
= land 2OTS.
= Cross Countrys - Manager.
c James Fox. Phone Rock Island
Q 2S2S. {
. Meier Markets - Manager,
Q Paul Meier. Phone Rock Island
= 527. {
: Rock Island Firemen-AIan- {
. ager. s. d. Fairman Phone {
. Rock Island 2l74
. Hy-Tex - Manager. J. ". {
. Crimes. Rural Route No. s, c
: AIedo. Ill
. Moline Rangers - Manager, {
. Lee Greko. Phone Moline 963.
9 Moline Olympics - Manager.
. Carl AdoIphson. Phone Moline
9 1886. {
: Slvis Baseball club-A1an-
> aEer, 5. A. Lee, Silvis.
: Port Byron Basehall-Secre- c
, tary. A. L. McRoberts.
, Velie Grays Manager c. H 6
: Crippen. Phone Moline 2759. C
Moline East End Regulars c
; Manager. Louis Foote. Phone :
Moline AS. c
Moline Manager. Clar- .
; ence Lucas, 1920 Eleventh ave .
nue.. Phone Moline 81 c
Moline Indians - Manager. 9
; George Kemmerling. Phone G
) Moline 1913. .
Manager. Frank Am Q
norman. ColOna. Ill .
9 9 = Q Q c 9 c Q 0 6 Q { 9 c @
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

ChicaE1. farr lIrrH aser COW
holds ere tsetaurrE Whales caHe
tiauiaF slefr sasr sevr-t rs- aaar4ae
% the besp FIss-rs HFsF.al.aar s--
EreFafieH s.1gE.ef Hr frF
STRAIGHT ta ere SCI toass Terriers. 81 .s
2. st wsessesfa r-tt vrsr-risy. sHf sF
90 sfgr Threatened f1 heesa enc
siaeip whies sr.F-t ta-a s Veet esq
TIVE btE fae.ass s. tsr expense ef
eeerEs Wecesart egE .s- victory re
bee fsF risiser Jones sat G.s REFRESH
~ trpers- seeee visitors es~a.frf 90.
~ ia tae sereIes srst..1. sst .Frre
sniG vt'faps serIst ss many rsss
Aaofarr tertF ssssa f.s.FeE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

baltimore. Nd. June s.-Kid VII
hAms. bantam champion. got a 10
round decision last nsght over Jimmy
Murray Of New York. Williams did
not have TO extend himself.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

Buffalo. y. Y. June s.-4arry Lord.
formerly THIRD haseman for the Chica-
80 White SoV. has been appointed man
aEer ~ the Buffalo Federais hy Presi-
Gent Robertson lie replaces Larry
sehiafy. who was released.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-04-02
Geo. Buchanan was down from Bon

Geo. Buchanan was down from Bon.
air yesterday.
Mrs. W. J. Mcmahon visited in Lime
Springs Saturday.
T. J. Richards was down from Lime
Springs yesterday.
Miss Eva Shook returned Friday to
her home at Preston.
| John Mackenburg, contractor and
builder. Phone 584. tt
Miss Carol Elwood was down from
Lime Springs Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Schumacher were up
from Ridgeway Tuesday.
Extensive line of flowers and ribbons
at WALsH's RACKET STORE. soft
N. A. Blackburn, Lawyer. office over
Fields furniture store. Phone 455.
Easter. Novelties at
3Otf WALsH's RACKET STORE.
CnllOTeu IopIlnS AAos~s ~
3Otf WALsH's RACKET STORE.
For Sale-Rhode Island Red baby
chicks. 81 per doz. Phone 566a. 32-tz
P, J. O'Brien left Saturday on a
business trip to Savannah, III.
Miss Minnie Bican left Saturday for
an indefinite stay in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vogel, of Bon
air were Cresco visitors Saturday.
Ladies' Trimmed Hats at
soft WALsH's RACKET STORE.
Mrs. II. S. Grinde went to Calmar
Friday to visit her brother John Hovey.
Miss Ella Bents arrived Saturday
from Waukon to spend her vacation at
home.
See nv stock of spring millinery,
prices always reasonable at Mary
Lydon's...
MS, John Dyer and daughter Lizzie
of Lime Springs, were Cresco callers
Saturday.
Miss Edna Maurer of Chester visited
her cousin, Miss Elsie Hess the first OF
the week.
Don't forget the Cozy Picture Show
Easter Monday evening, at 7:15 p. m.
SC and 1Oc.
Miss Ella Costello was down from
Bonair Saturday and visited at the Joe
Owens home. - "A
Dwarf Victoria Rape Seed. Every
body knows the standard quality OF this
seed. Enquire Of
e2tA C.. D. NICHOLS co.
Persons expecting to use Sw'ft's
Commercial Fertilizer this season must ''
send in their orders to me at once. y
So,.f D. A. LYONS.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-04-02

Mrs. Steve Jones Yand little neice,
Kathryn Roberts were down from Lime
Spring Monday to visit the latter's faith
err, Daniel Roberts, patient at :the
hospital.
Before ordering your switches call
and examine my assortment. We have
them in stock from $3.50 up. Also.
save your hair combing.
soft MRS. MARY STREINZ.
DALE, the Clydesdale stallion so we'll
known in Howard county, will again
make the season in Cresco. Terms the
same as last year.
32t2 J. H. Duxbury & Bro.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Johnson of For
syth, Montana, visited at the home Of
the latter's uncle, I. ]. Booth last week.
They were enroute from Indiana where
the had been visiting Mr.. Johnson's
parents.
The ladies' of the Twilight Club and
their husbands were entertained at the
home of Mrs. H. G. Addie, last Friday
night. Refreshments were served and
the evening..was spent in social, good
time.for all.
H. johnson will address the farmers
of Howard and Winneshiek counties at
the Court House, on Saturday, April 8,
at 200 o'clock, on the subject of Cor
ganization. All farmers should turn
out to this meeting.
julius Fravel, c. J. Harlan, of Cres-
co and Fred Marshall, Of Elma have
been drawn as petit jurors, and C. F.
Sprung, of.Riceville, as grand juror to
serve at the term of Federal court to
convene at Dubuque on April 9th.
For SALE-l2 head of Angus Bulls,
Blackbird, Trojan Erica, Pride and
Queen Mother Families. That thick
set kind with plenty of size and bone
that will suit your wants in every way.
32A C. D. NICHOLS Co.
Reduction week on all kinds of Flour,
from April 3rd to April 10th, inclusive.
Must make room for new goods. This
reduction is for cash only. Don't miss
this opportunity.
so F. C. WOELLsTEIN.
Mrs. L. E., Bauer. and mother, Mrs.
E. D. Barker, arrived Friday from Lit
tie Cedar, Ia. Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer are
now located in the Barfoot home in the
north part of town. Mrs. Barker re-
turned again Saturday to her home at
Little Cedar.
Miss Eunice Davenport invited twelve
Of her little girl friends to her home
last Saturday afternoon to help her
celebrate her twelfth birthday. A six
o'clock dinner was served them by Miss
Ruth Davenport and Miss Clara Palmer.
The little girls were given little Dutch
shoe souvenirs, and sll report Miss
Eunice royal entertainer. -
- . - -----n,'A
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-04-02

Do You Want 4 Home On North Elm St?
will sell house and lot or building
site, or both. Also lots on First Street
East. 1912 J. L. Gassett.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-29
HAGERSTOWN

Mrs. Grace Stone Of Indianapolis
came Thursday and is guect at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loniel Howell. Of
New Castle were guests Of friends here
from Thursday until today.
Miss Nora Thalls went to Camden,
Ohio, to see her sister and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Wheeler and
daughter spent Thursday in Richmond.
Miss Elite Thalls and Miss Edith
Heiney spent Thanksgiving at Jack
sonburg with Miss Thall's sister.
Auditor L. S. Bowman and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rheinegger. Mr..
and Mrs. F.. G. Nicholson, Mrs. Martha
Bowman. VIM. Conrad and daughter.
Miss Ora Conrad of Richmond. Mrs.
Lorinda Bohrer Of Brookville. Mrs.
Henderson and daughter Miss Eliza.
beth and Miss Ruth of Richmond. Mrs.
Elizabeth Thornburg, Now Castle, Mrs.
Julia Saylor, Mrs. Murray of Dayton
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dutro and children
Of Modoc, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sells
spent Thanksgiving here and Mrs.
Harry Weeks of aDyton, Ohio, spent
Thursday and Friday here the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Orpha Jones and son
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jones.
Fremont Bennett of Modoc was the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Mary Cain Fri
day. Mr.. and Mrs. John Retz motor
ed to Mode Friday afternoon to ee
Mrs. B. Swain, who was suffering with
severe burns from the explosion of
gasoline. -. The regular meeting OF
the Progressive club will be held at
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-29
"CHEROKEe TRIP"
tContinued From Page One.l

lNOnttnueo from rage One.J
held by Senator Root. Is Senator Dill
ingham of Vermont. an old friend of
both Lodge and Root.
Kentucky furnishes one of her not
ables to the senate this year In the
person of former Governor ]. G. w.
Beckham. New Hampshire sends back
for another term the oldest member of
the senate. Jacob H. Gallinger, now
nearly 20 years of age. and already
"a years member of the upper
house.
At Gallinger's right will be seated
Boise PenrOse, winner by landslide
in the Pennsylvania race last Novem-
Der of Penrose, Palmer and Pinchot.
Across the aisle, In the front row on
the Democratic side. will be Senator
Chamberlain of Oregon, in charge of
the army bill, Senator Williams of
Minnesota, chief Democratic rough
and-tumble debater, and Senator
Walsh of Montana, who will conduct
the fight for water power leasing legis-
lation.
Since the last session the senate
majority Of the Democrats has increas-
ed from 10 to 16.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-29
CHARITABLE HOME
NEEDS PROTECTION
FROM FIRE RISKS

EATON, O., Nov. 20. Preble
county's charitable and correctional
institutions are in prosperous condi.
ton, according to the report filed with
Probate Judge Davis by members OF
the board of visitors. They are well
managed and have on hand large sup
plies of foodstuffs for winter consump-
ton.
The report calls attention to the
fact that last year recommendation
was made for improvement of quar-
tiers for female inmates Of the infirm-
airy. Nothing has been done during
the year. and another recommendation
Is set out. The board warns that II
fire broke out in the building occupied
by the women 1.-The lives OF these aged
women must surely be sacrificed"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-29
SPORT NEWS
CHICK GRIFFITH
TO LEAD YELLS
FOR RICHMOND

Chick" Griffith Of Indiana univer.
sity, all western yell leader and for.
mer Richmond boy, will be on hand
Friday night to assist Bob Phillips and
Bob Smith in leading the rooters at
the New Castle game. The entire
north side Of the Coliseum will be fill
ed with students and old grads who
will be there to yell. With Chick
leading them there will be some
noise.
The largest crowd in history is ex'
pected to be present. even larger than
that which attended the tournament
Between halves the yell leaders are
gonig to spring q surprise.
A section will be reserved for New
Castle which Vas chartered a special
car to carry a large delegation Of root
err.
A new yell which the students are
requested to memorize is:
Shoe, shoo,shoo rack-a-doo
Shoe rack dunn dunn follow up jew.
Smell, smell, sneedle up ling
Sneedle up a lingo banjo
Richmond, Richmond, shoe, shoe, shoe.
We belong to the Richmond school
Sis Boom Bah.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-29
ZemO for Dandruff

You do not want a slow treatment
when hair is falling and the dandrufi
germ is killing the hair, roots. Delay
means-no hair.
Get, at any drug store. bottle of
zemo for 25c or $1.00 for extra large
size. Use as directed. for it does the
work quickly. 1t kills the dandruff
germ. nourishes the hair roots and i'm
mediately stops itching scalp. 1t is
sure and safe. is not greasy. is easy to
use and will not stain. Soaps and
shampoos are harmful. as they contain
alkali. The best thing to use is zemo,
for it is pure and also inexpensive.
Zemo, CleveIand.-Adv.