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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
AMATEURS GETTING BUSY
YOUNGSTERS GET OUT AND
LOOSEN UP THEIR JOINTS
firhn"nh Amateur Hasebnil Commits
SION Meets This Neek-Mauy other
Meetings Are Scheduled

Tho lid is OF. DcSpi,. The cold
winds Of yesterday afternoon. every
yonngstcr who could possibly do 50,
dag out his glove or some other ar.
'ic1c OF baseball paraphernalia and
MED himself 10 som, lot ana began 10
loosen up for The coming season.
This season bids fair To- demonstrate
beyond :! doubt the vaiu. Of or.nni-
%atioH among amateur baseball clubs
an" leagues. tn" Amateur Baseball
Commission Of Richmond viii Ills
year start upon ITS sixth ~raSun and
Inc members believe that the cxprri-
enc. that they haN. yarncrcd in this
Ia rSe OF time has givn the knowledge
necessary To rum it's affairs as near
perfect as an organization Of its kind
can hr run. The commission Will meet
next saturday night and will receive
Applications Tor membership other
matters pertaining To the welfare Of
The commission viii bc discussed
frtsidcnt N"!kman. % the Central
i 1."as n'' has 5, rn!,"d q meeting. of his
ris-Flirren co. 1919 East Main Man
aScrs OF teams DESTROYS Of playing
class ~ ball should he present at
this meeting, rs there are u couple of
vacancies Ia he hllcd This league is
IT." oldest league playing under the
COMMISSION. having started on, in
l"il. IN" commissions first wear Last
S""son n" league was raised from
class C organization to class N"
President Nolkman wishes every anna
icnr ball PLAYER in the city 10 know
TINS. rs his lca"us has in tho past
been looked upon as the lowest class
OF organized amateur baseball
The Richmond League will meet the
latter part OF the week. ANA iudring
from the talk Of The managers. tl"y
expect I" elect i. IT, Floyd president
OF the League. Mr.. i'lovl was for two
seasons president of the Commercial
League. The following contracts had
been received by the secretary OF The
commission M TO : o'clock last night:
With Havana ConsuiS--E . Wnld-
hnu"r. ~ ". Erccd"n. John Vest. j. +:
Sh"rtcn. l.. u. Tillcr. II Meyer and
T.. G. Poe.
Any ON" dcsirinl; information about
TIA" Amateur Baseball Commission
@hould communicate with John L.
Hooper. jr. secretary. 3n2G West Main
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
THIS tIGtEGATIoN WILL.
MAKE. EVERY TEAM tII>,vt

ms aggregation VIII b.. :; hard ON.
Tor any team in this section 10 .,.r,,.
not barring tn. international or ~
=iui" icagu""s vim ~ ,y,irI;,,.
stan going night hes. hn,.s ,.., 49,
a. Goud defensive. ban IS 49,. ,,,. -, 80.
like TO see ~; II. No, ~ '"''
with tho willow ana s,.t
uiddl" nuin.s pi.,i, ~"
VIII l. ,i,,.d ,r,i,,. ~
j. to ,he!r irt.r.e, - ma"
d!tin,. ana 800 ." H""d con
,i,,t, go, '''"' VIII max" th"m
Win curh
;ich,no,,d IN E'Ni|ali"n - this.
bali ihie s,,,,,,' assure" continuous
sur.d ma, g.,S - pi"r'icai!% as
cd j., enr, t't VII Ice arrang-
w-UI ray. .'''' IN" SOM pros
~a,ur5,, 10 go. go" mere oii each
home are away from
Tn, log.l
,,,,, - 'I''t nationals VIII vel
honnr, "a, ",'o''' as II WI! greatly
rla.-ir,. 80 ct ''dl n"ii Team
II ,,ili .,.,,,,, ''l'E arc away, as
amen. ~ ln''''St IN The game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
AMOS WILL COACH CADET IS
FORMER STAR LANDS JOB
AT BENEDICTINE COLLEGE
Fiug VIII Try TO Develop strong Bn.c-
bnil rrnm-Hns Good VA
frrfni to Start ON.

Father Richard the faculty .H,i..r
az .,,i.,ic.
r,,i, '"'
i'"''tE exc ROBERT
AMOS better known aS Plug" 10
coach the 1916 baseball team This
selection w,e ,rada cue, ,,, ,,,
''''''e''''s
Amos should make hne coach FOR
ihc Cadets lie ,,lav,d second ON Tho
.,;r,.u and u.ri. I,f,t
=" ~ '''"'"f III" MI fr"p' tie
was ono Of the best iuncldclS ever
turned our la, local ,. ,o,,,.
r.
''' pay" u" inc i'ittlc M" Tor sew
cral seasons, and won for himself a
nam" in local amateur fields
"p,uc"
' - us" '""t"al'
'cieprlty' having played iw" seasons
with the Catholics in the back field.
and c,ptain,u., ,r. ,.,, ,,o, NJ
VI" '>'' rep poth seasons. IN
"""'''oh l" baseball ana football Amos
always gives :: good account of him
self. whetha, i'm , b,sLo,h,,, ~
IN ,,,o .,- .r,
"'9' ''''" "ciooi
~ |" ne congratulated on securing such
IL" '"'c leader. and is hoping TO turn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
nIsONS MAY SIGN BOY
DILI.N SMITH WAS SF1'F.R

BUFFALO. y v, March IA Euf-
al" hoy may wear e Bison uniform
his season. Elmer Xachcr. who learn
"a I" play the national gam" or lots
around and i'm this city. and who has
he"n playing on tho coast for the pa -;
Eve y"ars. had = conference with in-
al officials yesterday and a deal may
hc arranged whereby IL. will come to
.hc Herd In cNch"ur" for another man
or two Iachcr is the property Of
Oakland club oc IN" Pacific Cons,
League lie is an ou;ncidcr.
desire L" return to this vicinity
90 that he can look after his farm In
bcrhy. " y. prompted Zuchcr Ia Of
fcr his services Ia the Buffalo club
i i. understood that lack Dunn. 81
baltimore. anG p"uuaut l;ill Smith. of
'hc Richmond club. have boon trying
lo sign him M.
Walter I.oncrrnu tho crack shor,
stop Of Hugh pnfy's Portland ,Ncw
Enriandl League. champions OF last
year, VIII wear = Iiison uniform this
year. SON" other players will! he yiv-
81 in exchange Cor him after the
spring training trip Of tho Herd is
completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
FORM INDEPENDENT TEAM
OLD RICHMOND GRAYS TO
BE REJUVENATED AT ONCE
Strong Scmi-pTO tESrrSntfOm WIN
represent This thy-Nnjor Price
tguln uuck In Harness.

i'ians FOR an independent semi pro
baseball team - represent Richmond
~ home aud abroad were launched yes
t"r'iay, aud b"for" the end of the week
&, il expected that one Of the strong
est nssr"gationS Of home talent ever
formed IN this city viii he ready to
start practice. Practically the entire
membership OF Tho old Richmond Groys
viii form the nucleus of the new team.
while - number OF other saudlot stars
have agreed 10 Try 20 beat ont the old
boys for Jobs on tn" all-star cast
While Captain 'Hiliy" Herbert is Off
cihliE ut the head of the new a.gre-
rh,ion, II is practically certain that
MAJOR Lawrence Price. former com
nandant oc the Richmond ,;rays' Bat
'a!ipn. ara manager ni It's charn,ion-
ship teams. Kill be one Of the hackers
Stnni"N i'isbi". former professional.
VIII act as ncld captain ana will he
seen IN his old position at first base
- is thc object OF the r"juvenatcd
Richmond Grays TO play baseball on
saturdays ana sundays. The team j.
willing 70 meet anything that comes
along, amateur. sem-pro or profess
S!onai The men arc all frcc to 20
ava" Cor the fax .ud Of tn. week
ANA VIII probably PLAY SUNDAY ball in
Maryland aud other states, wher. IL
- permitted. IN" team Will also play
IN" h"st That baltimore. Washington.
N"ii"ih' I-Nnchhurg, Dnnvi!le and other
'Iucs M this neck Of ;hc woods can
produc.
among IN" former members Of the
N'h""nd ''rays who Will h. g.eu in
"ct!on with the nov team are Tignor.
catcher STANLEY Bi2hic. first base: Mid
-:' 'rcb"Gvh. second base; Jake Poe.
snort STOP T Dowdcn ;hrd base:
pitcher Frank Dunn, pitcher. and Nor
gan. oNthcid"r. FiciKrr. the former
"',tt'' Axe star rIu.s Amos on. Of the
h'iheat Amateurs ia the CITY: Tom
'Eerm"n. the H"n"0ictiie twirl.r: IRE
MIN iitrArr .; Ashland, aud man.
~, ncfS nave been AZ preached with tn.
team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
MAPS WIN FIRST GAME
Defeat outlaws by Score az 10 to 4.
MrcI<S Pitches Albright
Game.

game was staged Yesterday afternoon
on the Clark'S Springs diamond be-
tween teams representing the Abe
marie outlaws and Maps. the last
named team being victorious lay the
score of 10 TO 4.
As was to be expected. the game
laws made sin errors to tho one. made
by the Maps. Mocks. pitcher for the
Maps. pitched air-ii%ht ball throue IL
out and held the OUTLAWS htlcss in
tho first six innings
The game was only Il practice affair,
as the league games will not com
'ncncc until next Saturday.
score by innings: H. H. !:
Maps ....J % 10 . !!
outlaws l D 70 n o t. &
batteries: buun and Mccks: priddy,
Harlow, Cottrell and Harris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
rAI NERO. FOHMIR HUSTLER.
MY S'IIk.IN WIFI GA AIS

MARLIN SPRINGS, TEN. March II.
Emil" FalmcrO. a native OF Havana
cuba. and twenty years of acc. bids
TAR 10 fall heir To the premier left :
landed pitching role with tn" Giants.
vacated by Richard Maruuard
I'nlm"r" has been tryin" to land u
regular berth with tho Giants for three
years He would undoubtedly have
stayed on the squad last year but for
the twenty ono player limit rule Me
iraw figured. too. thar liz view OF his
extreme youth another season in the
mi norS would not hurt tho blond Cuba n
hoy. So he sent him 10 Rochester.
II was Emilio's second year in the
International League Ia 1911 hc had
pitched for Toronto
4 with Rochester he had very sue
ccssful season. He worked hard He
pitched In forty ono games FOR John
camel. He won nineteen and lost
sixteen. finishing with an average OF
'i3. This was I3 points higher than
the mark OF the Rochester club.
!" Falmrro Is slender lad. weighing
about 80 pounds. He came IA No
Graw tire" years AZ" y box Of seven
Continued on Second pago)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
ORD JOHN III VI MEL. IL
IIlI\ENINl. WIFI CHAMPIONS

Reports from The from; indicate that
John liummel for several years tn"
Icnt man Of tho Brooklyn club. VIII
become . m"mher 81 the Bunalo club
cf the International League. Hum
mel has received many offers S,nc" get
ting lis release from Charlie Ebbcts
hui the former utility player has turn
&C.; n deaf car to all except tho call
from buffalo. Iummcl few days
ago said that OF all the offGrs re-
c"ivcd that from the owners Of the
nisons was most tempting. and is now
~ Boston 10 have a talk with Man
agcr Pat Donovan.
iiuinmcl said h. ism; ut all worried
about where hc viii play this season
rs he has enough offers 10 make his
selection from. The former Superha
Viii 20 to the highest bidder, and 10
date Buffalo has tho call on its rivals
Kih Elbcrfcld. who Is managing tn"
Chattanooga club OF the Southern AS
Socia,ion. sent message TO Humncl
last wccl, nskin. John for his terms
Holm remarked before leaving for the
Huh that he likes the Kid well enough
hut doesn't care to 20 South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
MEET Rt\ OH WITHOUT
ANY BIC: IIlTt'jlES

'hc meet WAS rum OFF without = hitch
ahd was one Of Ia. most successful held
ms season. The track season has been
prolonged. IS tia" Federation viii hold
meet Oh next Friday night IN In.
,'arrs ArmorA.
The summary
5o-yard dash Won ny Gentry. e. H.:
second, Brandt &. H.. third. Huskcll.
l.. Time. : 80 seconds
.o-yard hur,ilcs--Won by Croniy. T.:
second. Wood L.. third, Eni.htlcy, T..
Time - seconds
iio-yard run-Won by Bell G H..
second. Mckee, l.. third. brandt &. II.
Time III - seconds
6no-A ard run on hN Wood Is. sec
ond, Rmskcll. H.; third. Patterson. C. H.
Time, minute 81 seconds
sSo-yard run Won by Wharton. e.
H.; second. !. Melee. e.: third pattcr-
son. C. w. Time, : minutes is seconds.
Mile run Won by hughes: second.
Mcfook. q. H.; third Wharton. e. il.
Time, ! minutes II seconds
High Jump Won hy Wood Is soc
"nd rcasl"y. T.: third. Word. Il.
Height. ) feet ! Inches
Pole vault Won by Word. L.; second
\. He'll, &. H.. third r. Rcn. g. H..
Height. feet
shot put Won ny Atkinson a.. n. !.
second. iiickcr*on, r.: third. Kuightley.
u. Distance. ~ feet inches.
Relay won by barton Heights Greg.
DRY. Norvcll. Strothcr and Spencer. sec.
Ond. Highland Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
Meredith Breaks Record

PItiI.tDEI.PIIIA. March iI.-,Jns.
T.. Meredith. UnirrrsIty Of PennsyI-
Snnfn aud Olympic champion run
ncr. hung mp new worlds record
nj the annual Indoor athletic meet
OF the Meadow brook Club here to-
night. when he lowered hIS own
figures for GAO yards from minute
~ :-a seconds 10 I;2i -. and cnuc
within one second or ruunIItnr the
outdoor record Cor the snmc din
tnncc held by Homer Bnkrr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
SUNDAY St'IIunI. LEsGuE
WAY JOIN COMMISSION

Th" ronn" Business Mems Bible
school WIS WI, out Il Byrd .rark ycs,"r;
practice, Acting Manager Rclchrr
yho had charrc Of the team. was vol
pleased with the showing that his men
made, aud said that II" believes that
hr is ts"'n" To worry tho other man.
?gcrs of ia" sunday School League
continued on Second pagcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
TOMMY NOT ONLY STAR
WHO - HOLDING orr

!. i".uin3, however. is TO, tn" unlv
Ih"!H-"Ht that is worryin. Smith Al
lHhi"' turned Over 10 Richmond by Bar
lr"" has not only refused 10 ,oiu IA.
lIliHhors, but has gone ahead ana
Is'ru'G contract to plr, with I.og.r
lHrcsHahan ~ Toledo, wh"r. the ,,levc.
'"nH spiders Viii b." transformed Shaw
Past year jumped the Jersey Cl,y team
itnd riaEcd with KANSAS City.
4 Joe Alg"r nmh Walter blair have
ltis" refused - far 20 come Into the
foi" They arc hlcHiuE on the SAL
aries Bario" quoted IN the contracts
matted Them Pierce. also. has failed TO
.1pfn" H,r"ps
NJ nf the mer however. arc on tnr
ln"!EinIe list ana cannot play organ
ia'i b s'bail unless they com. 10 terms
"l'H Richmond III. local manage
re Is hoping that Sha" can he solG
T"l"d" In which event Tho money
An 49, used 20 purchase some o,ncr
;I-5.r
,uring ,hc absence Of Smi,h hue
"iuut' OF mail haa accumulated aud
Hout mail sack fan Was forwarded
10 ltm at Atlanta last u.Eht Scores
u 'ne letters we', from pcu .ski7"
l.-Ur. Is WORKING our with f'raui
i,ohs"rl's hpr"'u1s a., Richmond Coi'oge.
u" Is q backstop. and whlo ne shows
como goods II = more ,hnn probable
Wat hc VIII %" farm"d out 10 some
nearby club
Ray Rvar 'n" Roofs NOM; hot.
oud former Richmond manage wa-
IL town Yesterday. Rag Thinks Ricn-
i.ond has - gem ga Eibol, tn" FIRST
tomor RYAN asserts Raw is looking
.,... ~ frrr. am
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
WILL PLAY IN HOPE WELL
RICHMOND iNTS TO HELP
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
siInr,ls secure Date on own Grounds
with tlimbcrs--Smith l. Iin,tng
Trouble with iIotdouts.

II Featuring the celebration OF the first
anniversary of ilopcwei VIII bc -
tam" between In" Richmond hits and
-" Wizards. Thy big celebration VIII
II" hc!d "i April -, ANA arrangements
or tn" gam" have been practicnllv
|Iomrl"ted. although tn" local manage
|.lcnt ha" not officially put the stamp
IL approval ola N. plan. owing 10 the
bs.nr" "f Eiily Smith
Il liopcwcll IS very anxious to make
II" h'at anniyors,r, celebration Il biz
recess. ana as its baseball team, which
az Il plac" tn the Virginia League. is
INC OF the prideS Of The Wizard city.
was thought that TIA" day could not
pc more h,tlusly observed than by
lhTiuG game nS :. sort OF q wind NJ
% tho whole affair. Manager VIM
lark Is i'm charg" Of the arrange
ncn,s, ard Il" has been promised by
II" contractors shat the now base
pail niaut Will ho ready for ia" clash.
BIN Smith Is still enjoying his trip
f"uth havini; decided TO iingcr IN At
anita for several DAYS. He has fin
shed his business with wild Bill Dono-
IAN. manager of the New York Yam
kc"s, and left Macon on Friday It
Is objected tha' hc VIII return here
pm Thursday.
some Of Smiths business n Atlanta
Is strictly private. while :, part OF IL
$ III connection with his manascrinl
!E'.er Ia farts u Is for the purposc
- getting the si;;uatur" OF Toinm, Mo
MILAN 10 81 con.ract that Smith il HOY
fiing around th- Cracker settlement
rhr "Littls Rebel" as b.. is known.
- again up I" his old tricks. and is
o"id.cnt, bu, Il lily. ns Won ~ those
who Know ham. arc confident that
Tommy Will come across with his Joh,.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-11-14
NOTICE GIVEN
DR.. DURHAM
That His Acceptance Of An
other Office Vacates Road
. Commissionership.

The fiscal court held its regular
meeting Thursday, postponed from
Tuesday.
An appropriation OF $25 month
was authorized for part pay OF visit
ing nurse and 5000 to help pay for an
auto for her use.
A stretch of 400 yards on the Cadiz
road was ordered built.
The following order was made:
Whereas DR.. w. w. Durham, Road
Commissioner, has been requested by
several Of his constituency, by petit
ton, to resign, because he has moved
from the district, and also he has va
Gated his office by accepting an office
under the State of Kentucky as assist
ant at w. X. H., and the clerk is ord
cred to give DR.. Durham written no
tice of such charge, and to appear al
the Dec. session of court and show
cause why he should not be removed
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-11-14
ORRINE FOR
DRINK HABIT

So uniformly successful has Orrine
been inrestoring victims of the drink
habit into sober and useful citizens,
and so strong is our confidence in its
curative powers, that we want to
emphasize the fact that Orrine is sold
under this positive guarantee. If, af-
ter trial, you get no benefit, your
money will be refunded. 1t is sim
pie home treatment. No sanitarium
expenses.
Orrine is prepared in two forms:
No. l, secret treatment, a powder;
No. 2, in pill form, the voluntary
treatment. Costs only $l.00 box.
Ask for free booklet telling all about
Orrine.
L. L. ELGIN, No. Main street,
Hopkinsville, Ky.-Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-11-14
Salt Evaporation Big Industry

In the production of that indlspens-
able condiment, salt, the United States
is happily independent of all otte er
countries, The SO, 231, 1876 barrels Of
salt produced in 1915 by Ia States,
Porto Rico and Hawaii, constituted 80
per cent of the salt consumed in the
United States, and much more could
easily have been supplied had the de-
mand required it, according to the
United States Geological Survey, De-
partment OF the Interior.
Salt occurs naturally in two distinct
ways-as rock salt, in beds or associ-
ated with bedded or sedimentary
deposits, and in natural brines. The
larger part of our salt is obtained by
converting rock salt that lies deep be-
low the earth's surface into artificial
brines, which are pumped to the sur
face and there evaporated. Some idea
of the quantity of salt evaporated
from natural brines may be gained
from statistics of the output OF New
York, Michigan and Kansas alone,
three large salt-producing States, for
the calendar year 1915. In Michigan,
6, 7O8, ,271 barrels of evaporated salt,
having value of $685., ,692, were
produced; in New York, 3,443, AGA
barrels, valued at 81, 720, 434; and in
Kansas, 1901, 756 barrels, valued at
1896, ,060.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-11-14
His Early Reputation.

When Mr.. Lloyd-George was young
country solicitor in Wales, he was rid
ing home in his dogcart one day and
came upon a little Welsh girl trudgine
along so wearily that he offered her
a ride. She accepted silently, but all
the way along the future statesman, al
though he tried hard to engage heI
in conversation, could not get her tc
say anything more than timid Yes
or No"
Some days afterward the little girls
mother happened to meet Mr.. Lloyd
George, and said to him smilingly
DO you remember that my little girl
rode home with you the other day!
Well, when she got home she said
Mamma, rode from school with Mr.
Lloyd-George, the lawyer, and he kept
talking to me, and didn't know what.
ever to do, for you know Mr.. Lloyd.
George charges you whenever you
talk with him, and / hadn't any
money! Youths Companion.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-11-14
TUESDAY, NOV. IA

Announcement is made that diff
culties between the Louisville &
Nashville railroad company and its
firemen which have been threatening
a strike will be arbitrated. The diff
culties to be arbitrated grew out OF
the discharge OF fremen at Nashville
and elsewhere because it was said,
they had affiliated themselves with
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
ginemen and Firemen with which the
railroad has no contract.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-11-14

Garden City, Kan In a letter from
Mrs James Hammer, Of this city,
she says: Il firmly believe that ]
would not be alive today, II il were
not for Cardui. | had been suf.
ferer from womanl. troubles all my
life, until found that greatremedy.
feel that | can't praise it too high.
ly.' Are YOU woman suffering
from some of the troubles, to which
a woman is peculiarly li,ble? if so,
why rot try Cardui. the won ms
tonic? You can reply on Cardui.
1t is purely vegetable, perfectly
harmle S, and acts gently tut surely,
without bad after.effects. Twill
help you. Ask your druggist. -Ad-
vertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-11-14
February.

February is the calendars only
shortage in all its weary rounds OF
great and small business routine. In
spite of its Gregorian reformation Feb.
ruary turned out bad. OF the years
family Of twelve, the second was des.
tined to be the black sheep. AS to
Just when it's shortage first occurred
we do not know, and 1t would require
a pilgrimage to the encyclopedia to
find out-so let it go, but suffice to
say that it was finally discovered by
an unexpected examiner that dropped
In and demanded the books.
In prison he was known as "2S" and
called Feb" for short.
II may be added 70 the months cred.
1t, however, that although it's life is
fraught with hard and bitter expert.
ences, 1t brought us Washington and
Lincoln. 1t showed the world that II
could make good-and 1t did.-No.
SOS1 In the New Era, federal peni
tentiary, Leavenworth.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-11-14
Steals Tire, Buys Wrapper.

When David Stanton OF Holly ave.
nue. went to take out his automobile
he discovered that the car was shy a
tire with rim attached. An investiga-
tion revealed the fact that a stranger
walked into store in the center of
the town around noon with tire and
rim over his shoulder. asked for paper
and cord and coolly wrapped up the
stolen articles, paid for the wrappings
and asked the way to the railroad sta
tion. His nerve saved the stranger
from arrest, as no one suspected him.
-Pitman IN. Jo Dispatch Philadel-
phia Record.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-11-14
Sloan's Liniment for Neuralgia
Aches.

The dull throb of neuralgia is
qusckly relieved by Sloan's Lni..
ment, the universal remedy for pain
Easy to apply; it quickly penetrates
without rubbing and soothes the sore
muscles. Cleaner ard more prompt
ly effective than mussy plasters or
ointment; does not stain the skin or
clog the pores. For stiff muscles.
chronic rheumatism, gout. lumbago,
sprains and strains it gives quick re-
lief. Sloan's Liniment reduces the
pain and inflammation in insect bites,
bruises. bumps and other minor in.
juries to children. Get bottle to.
day at your Druggist, 25c.-Adver-
tisement
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-11-14
Homes Have Been Prepared
For 1000 Messengers to
Baptist Gathering.
RAILROADS GRANT RATE
Notable Gathering Of Baptists
In Louisville Next
Tuesday.

The Baptist General Association or
ganization will be effected on next
Tuesday afternoon at A o'clock in
Walnut Street Church, Louisville.
The annual sermon will be preached
that night. DR.. w. D. Powell, Cor
responding Secretary, will present
the report of the State Board at the
afternoon meeting. The gifts for the
year amount to more than 5000, 900.
There is some debt on the Budget be-
cause the churches have failed to pay
the fullapportionment to the Kentucky
Baptist Children's Home at Glendale
and the cause of Christian Education.
On Wednesday at noon buffet
luncheon will be served by the Louis
vile Convention and Publicity League,
Mr.. Denny B. Goode presiding.
Wednesday night the Budget Plan
will be discussed.
Thursday at noon there will be a
mems banquet addressed by DIR.
Frederick A. Agar, of New York,
the Method Secretary of the Northern
Baptist Convention. He is one OF the
most entertaining speakers in Amer
lea.
Thursday afternoon the messengers
will be taken in automobiles on
sightseeing trip to the points of in
terest in Louisville.
AT night DR.. j. W. Porter will pre-
sent the report on State Missions He
will speak, followed by DR.. Agar and
then there will be brief addresses by
a large number of mountain preachers.
This will be one of the most interest
ing hours of the entire Association.