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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
Then he signed with the A,h

1895. Then he signed with the A,h-
ictics
l;ill D"ak was secured by The Car
dimais from the Akron. or the Inter
stat" l.caEu" team in 1913, after he had
Il brcf tryont with The Reds in 1872
Tho next season, 1919, Doak led the
National League pitchers Ray C.tld-
well. of the Yankees. lelpcd from the
ohio and Pennsylvania League to the
American-- some iump--and pitched for
y .'un average in his debut year Leon
Ames, major league hurting star
since 1903. came direct from the Hi.
nofs team in the New York State cir
cult. Lefty" Tyler. of The Braves.
was a college player in 1905. Il semi
pro in 1903 with Lowell in l9l0--and
then he went ~ Boston.
l.ajoic played with the FAN Rive,
City L"aeuc team in 1875 and with
the Fall River New Eagland Icagua
club duriir part Of 1886 That was
the extent nj his minor learu. cx-
pcriencc. During the latter part If
!or the rhillics and battcd .22S "A
duke" some said The next year h..
. "tiukcd' some more. hitting for 3s3.
Hes still "nukinS"
Honus Wagner was secured from
the Paterson IN - club of tn. Allan
tic League in the summer of 1897.
lie finished the season with the Louis
willie team. then In IN" National League.
playing sixty one games. Ills batting
average Tor that period was 344.
Lucky was The opinion Of some
Whercupon. Honus east them into the
Ananlas club. BY hitting 300 OF be-
yond over. stretch .! seventeen
years.
Jimmy viox. the Pirate inrclder.
came direc, from the iiiu. Grass
League. Hcinie Wagner connected
with IN. Red Son TOR seven OF eight
A.,
uct Fred Merkle. the Giants first
baseman. played with the Tccumsch
team IN The southern Michigan League.
in 1896 ana part OF 1907. Then the
Giants got him. t'lyd. Milan. of the
senators. is Western Association
graduate Fred Mollwitz. Of the Reds.
was with Green BAY ,Wis, until The
latter part of 1919. Then the Cubs
took him. later trading him to GIN
cinnati. where h" has becom" a star
Fred Ludcrus. Of IN" phillics was
secured from the Wisconsin and Illinois
League 'S,uny" Mcmnis. the FIRST
basemau. had only on. years ox-
pcri"nce as a minor ieii-u.r. That was
in the New ENGLAND League. Shci-
wood Magc.'s experience hefOr" join
ing the phillt.s totalied ono Year as
a seutpr" In Allentown. Pa. THAT was
I'm 1903 In 1905 n. won :, ioh i'm the
majors and hes SIN WORKING ,h.r.
ii"hhtz"l went from the Wheeling.
Central LEAGUE team. 10 Cincinnati
Hos n"w win tn" Rcd SOY John
Eummell. tn" "N-budr-r. was secured
from Hnlyokc IN 1905 Tommy Leach =
work with IN" Auhuru "a " team In
iN'S earned him a Trial with Louisville
In 1899 IL" won u job in tn" majors
ana endured until last season.
III Cct.ra
Moral for cluhown-rs-sc. on, he
hishIcst ~ ;h. ''huShcrs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
ENGLISH SCHOOLS GOING
INTO ATHLETICS STRONGER
Systematic Training VIII BE Taken
p-Will HIVE Game Winters
tn instruct Youths.

NEW YORK. April S.---N",with-
standing the cry Of specialization"
professional am;it, and super
strenuous tr:,ining," which has always
greeted the victory OF American ath-
letes i'll England. the British authori-
ties have at last awakened L" the i'm
portancc Of systematic and official
training for the students Of the Eng
lish schools and universities
broad plan 70: the introduction OF
physical training AS Il part OF IN" cur
riculum Of English schools and univcr-
sites has just been formulated In Lon
don along lines suggested bs- rro:cs-
sor TAFT Mackenzie. OF the UNIVERSITY
OF pcnnsy lvauia. who is in England on
l"av" OF absence an in charge of ply
steal training at military camp near
Manchester.
The new plan. As outlined by Sir
Lauder Eruutou. Il distinguished Lon
don scientist AM author Of many
standard medical works, is rs follows
our public schools viii; h.ncefort n
haN" games masters recruited from
tho same classes as the ordinary m"n
teachers and OF equal rank IN she fac
ulty Hitherto som" OF the schools
bavc had athletic coaches vvhu dealt
with practice aud training. and seiec-
ton OF teams These coaches hav"
been % great practical Importance but
the games masters viii h" more cni
cicnt. They will necessarily have 70
hc equipped with Il s"und knowledge
90 physioiory and medicine. as we'll as
intellectual fitness for skilled scieu-
tiff" direction In order =" WELD more
authority and hrir= about he object
in view
This "bjcct. broadly put 10 the ,b-
solut. bodily fitness of thc students.
produced by q judicial alteration "f
games. gymnastics and physical Gull
turc "f the right sort The usual oh
lection = hound 10 y" made--that =,
that cricket \pud football az" already
taken too sv,iousN by the schools
T:ut TIA, is Shallow talking. The fu-
. tur" physical ntues> OF young England
IS a mntl-r nf E:rAvc nAtIulal c0ncern."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
BASEBALL RESULTS

20 Portsmouth. Va: PhiIad.!uI,iu
Iii,,tr,'"nS : Portsmouth,. Vigir,i:,
~ Norfolk N.w York ,;..,r,s-Xo
i"iH, NtrSinia League. TO game. COLI
~ Memphis: Chicago Nationals Mem
pi,is. southern 4lnci.,,inr "
grounds
~ Atlanta, Ga Atlanta. Southern
AnSs"ci"t'"u :: Macon, South Atlanta,
League. - -
Indianapolis Chicago Americans
hIhu""p"!iS. American Assoriatinu :
-. i."nia Amcric;na-Si I.uui. n,
t"nhIs. called off cold
~ 'ircrDvili". s g.. I!urInni. -. oar
leg" Of Charleston. -
''cNin E'pH: Va. Washington aud I..c-
''"hi"h' 'niics", no game: snow
r%inih Military Institute Ilamvd.u.
'NlHI"' hil't', no game. SNOW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
DURYEA'S HORSES TO BE SOL q
ihirt,-Ihrcc WIN go Under the Hmm
m"r AZ Bclmnnt pnrk
fu NIuS,

.EN YORK, April %.--Thc,c vii, he
= 'n''h'! enrichment al III" American
'uii carly in tia" coming rnciu: SEASON.
'''"'"'iiS 10 an announcements made
Yesterday bI the Powers Hunter com.
pliN- ThitN-ihrcc head uf race hors,s
'rH r'"r!inGs ~" due 10 arrive on III.
Mongolia, anu viii he H"ld al Belmont
farh saturday. May -. These h"lonp
- tic cStai" nf III" lat. ~ |. Duryra
MI were bred on Mr.. Duryea's "stat.
iu Franc" from such noted stations, az
irish Lad, sweeper, tnclc. Eabclais
t'hr"niX and Maintcuon when The
horses arrive they VIII bc sent 10 III"
ifnggir stable III Shccp"hcad Fay unttl
the day OF the sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
BEST OF FEDS ARE SIGNED
PROMINENT PLAYERS NOW
WITH ORGANIZED Baseball
'"'.oh"' League Has Snapped N,,,
'r'rn" Association Also Wen
FiNcd with jumpers.

CHICAGO. April S.-I'racticallv 81,
tn" more prominent players who ,,.
year and the year before were VIII, -,
league nav" secured positions
with clubs in organized banoh,I
''"' compile" mere to-day shows tina,
my three havc signed up with ,hc
49,, i""b u"S and thirty-tvc with
minor league clubs. OF these nvc ,r,
niantScrS--JOc Tinker with the Gun.
ficider Jones, with the browns: Hare
Lord. Lowell; Rebel OakcS. Dcnyo,
an" 't'tl Jackson. Peoria. Among those
wh" hay" MOI - yet secured places arc
knahc and Hal Chase.
white the National League clubs
nave absorbed thirty-scv.n q, tLcs.
PLAYERS. less than half that uunb.r
nave signed with the American I.earuo
the ST. Louis and New YorI, c,uh. no :
ing the only two In the Junior m, ior
organization that have former Fed.
cral players on their rosters
Following is 4 list Of the icorucs
and clubs with the names Of tho plav.
crs signed from the Federal League for
, the season OF 1916:
National League: Chicn co-Tirkcr
clemens BAILEY. prcndcruast. XwilIing.
Mann. f'lnck. Doolnn. Yerkcs. Fischer.
Hendrix. S"aton. Ieider. Mcconnell.
Brown aud Packard New York.-.
EanH. RouSCh, Anderson. Harden l;oS-
ton--Allcn, ine'zcr. Konctchy aud
Reu!hach BROOKLYN Now
rev and Hickman. Cincinnati - Nose =
~. Anderson. t:smond. Schulz 1.oudon
and HUM. Philadelphia B"ndcr.
rittshurgh--Nrt Wilson. smith and Mo-
ran
American League: Ncw York Ma
gee. Cullup. GIDEON and Schaefcr. -.
i.ouis-Tobin Ward Miller. McKechmie.
Deal, craudali. Hartley. Chapman.
Plank, Davenport. Groom, Eorton. Err
nest Johnson
American Association: -; Paul
Fred Smith. Land. Fiuucran. tph5m.
Halt. RegGhamm"r ANA brennan To
iedo--Stovall. Rawlings Evans lieIi-
cnt. l<ais,rling and Main Columbus -
bradley. Iniianapolis-W lex land
other leagues: Denver OakcS Loo
wcil--I.ord Memphis larger. Walsh
and willett Nernon--9uimn. Gcore"
Johnson. Ailanta--l."niiox scranton
-Schlahy and Ziun. shville-Brd"-
well Chattanooga Knapp. Topeka
AGlcr syracuse Fritz. Albany
WITS, Portland. Vaughn sioux
CTS Watson. I.oria- Jackson l""om-
inptou Blu-jack"'. New londoil-
Russell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
SNOW HURTS BASEBALL
'"phcif! crowds Mere Expected In
several tttir>-iind Weather
WAS t,tnrrcI

SEW YORK, Apr.l =. snow pIav.d
h"N"v Win the baseball schcdui.. to-
ihItlcutarlE NV YORK, mo local ,iI,Li
~ iiE:nI rh on PLAYING t." good houses :
ii". me weather man smiled II is rsij-
H"r. pi3Ncd I" about ij.uuu fans
me dodgers ana Red Sos we're
iinPm Ih IN; "S Wcr" the Senators ana
i'itdciph!a Nationals. Several inches
81 snow at Indianapolis picycI,rJ ~
ihrhi"s from pcIfoInlup "
i.hl'!inor" reported d healthy snow
Slvih'' "nicn smut out Tia" I:rnV.a ana
DtLoicS' lily *undaN was to nave. nm
pr,", me game at Cincinnati was
oral college games '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

Rev T.. r. OsGood. ~ Eru"k Mn
will deliver .u address At the Rich
mond Art Club Tuesday afternoon al
$50 o'clock on The Ministry Of ART
TO Religion he Viii also read an
original poem written by himself en-
titled ''NIacccuus.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

los ANG ELES. ENI., ANrII s----NN-
gust HERMANN. president ~ the GIN
Ciunut. CluD. y-stcIhat t"lcirunpt"d "a
va. Nai"r. owner OF tn. Vernon team
asserting ihH, George chico Johnson
Vernon pitcher remained tn" prop"r,t
of cincinnati. Johnson jAnucd To TIA.
i'ri-rais last year while owned nv tn"
Reds. Mailer said n would contest
IT," claim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
D,-,fu.. frying 10 sell rirn,rs.

LOIlSNli.l.E. NprIT' s---I'"iUr' TchN-
iiir for Pittsburgh Yesterday barney
prcyfuss owner of IN" piratcs, con
nded 10 one Of his associates with HIM
IN IN. old Louisville club her" NOR"
Than fifteen Years ago that h. is ready
10 r"tir" from baseball. According u"
the statement mad" in Louisville. ORGY
Pass is uOw negotiating TIA" sale Of q
controlling interest iu The Pittsburgh
OHM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

EIrst I.I0WlcWNMt ]. WNIINm Jones'
.ur Company y. Second Infantry. sta
toned nj Winchester has. ~ his owr
request. been placed on the retired last
Of Virginia Volunteers, retaining In"
rank at arsJ lieutenant. H. had served
IN N" state militia for more than ter,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
cn.ticmuu Again Lend. uorsrmcn.

LOUISVILLE. KY April s.--''cncral
John Il. castlcman, Of Louisville, for
tw"nty-tNc wears head OF the American
saddle Horse Breeders Associate ion.
,estrru:,y was reelected president al
the annual meeting here. Al ",hsr
officers " ere rr-c lectcL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

fn N,
smiles and ,hcy nv. r., II. ,ha ,;,,o,a'
''''' ''''H are :" "' the p''ere'
ing any very considerable supply OF
money ut any on" time
''is cock-h WHOM hearing was look-
ui"n, Ihe'e'''t AZ uncomfortable.
ana there was e STERN determination on
The part al each one OF ;he four to
initiate aim by 'he ycry thorourh-
i'SS Wi'h "hI"h ihci would Empower
! .Sh h'm TIA" game, a"cOriinyly could
by n" means b" considered az st friend
one " being Intended for the i,ur-
! pose OF punishment ~ well as uyotii
or all this M. ,.,.,,,
be raylv ,iurn,,.,.:,,, "Pptait" ."
sal! SAID to him snss,;,a a M"t en- '.shr
silo' must a had , on,-nii, s. al!
luck TO To sin on, mia -
one Eve" "'"'
"ot , 1
81 n,n,t ro 10" san" Mr. Topper.
am. no, "''"' h"E was
olayir' win '''n.h :" lnch
/ ike ,hav ,,ro AN, 'N, MN. Tears
o. Tn. run,.r 49,, nue. t"h"ln
ex.sncrn.inr ~ NhirNed with
they ragged Wh.!.at
tcrn.ss "''' Increased BIT
~ WOULD ." an Injustice Ia Nj. Pep
uh'r ina ne was entirely ir-
r,I,t -. ne H"flihcnts ne "Gs in
| ~. 80 q" nv "t'tfS ny h!s sprightly
- u. 'rlt apprrl"us.N 10
.'e .enn!l 81 u" game he c"rc"aicd
success ui!E even after
-, H''d' R"ts WHICH ~ con-
"''i' s"hIe N!sor
Meyhe 70 all muught better u:,n 70.
bout million dollars wuth mo. chime :"
said Basse,t wiki a contemp,ous .r,n
as he raked in one oc these pots
e, On. don't know" said Mr.. Pepper
hoh u ""rrE along on these
!" q tHhps- m" deals Md.
'-"nN "tSh 'i drawing % his NEXT
"e ''"'"h HiS stack Th.s lid
-, ~. '' I've hut inc zane
80, -. OH'H an" avs confidence was
l.c.n -, 80. =" n""!. jh' "th''S
sihI. ma, ,torn ,,t,, 20
a. NC ,.ood "'
rns,.-nr. - q. ..,i
,.-t =. ,.-sl '",' ~
cr by ~. .,.r..s. -. ,l,,'ost , ,.',,''
sruu.: ri,.,ll> -b,, ~, ,'.,
TOR him vim rr.o, skilj ,,., ~. .
her hand n" i.r.y.cl ,ny,o,,..s
wh.n ,hey came a. Inn oc~aSior.iI,.
with the ludiciou. hol,ucss Of ono yyhn
very we'll kI.ows what rim. q da, -
IS
This was well shown on an. deal IN
which the cards wer. given ouI hy
Haarsa! That player, though n. mad
some dtrital sssll va. aryer know to
stack. the cards ~ q gam" ".i,h other
"Nperts. frankly coufessinr q fear THAT
ae could not DO II ""il enough :" "s-
cap" detection 50 that 1t was w""ll
Understood That whatever aands lac
gave ont W"r" The result of pare
ehahr:
N"N"iti"!"~s u harrcn'd th!s t'me
'nR' hIHIS"Sii ana H"ss"'i both caught
pat h"nds ara M PEPPER mad three
=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

f'st photograph taken Bonnie
well h to the
Cobb in
in
in lineup
hard in
lands
Of in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
iNDEROUS WAD STAYS,
.IH|LE OWEN PEPPER Goes
l. Found to Contain Nothing lsnt
Confederate Ellis and Clever
Counterfeit.
TAKES AWAY REAL MONEY
isl. Comes When NintcrbottoDt
Springs Straight Flush. Which, Tic
Had Carefully Accumulated at
Ohd Times DuI.in. Game.
ny u,Ntp \. ,tRr,>.

u Si"' 't' ITO .i'' '" ~ -'."-
us" E,'''''' ''''oH',, ',,., -
~ ,,,I,.-. -,
.n..i,n XIII l.. fingered /, ponder
u.tJ trr-.,t..,ural, as II we'll pre-
-,l go . Ga. INV. ,-,,,rl.,. OF stacks
90 n,I =. MINI; So. Il, to vile M
.,,, MIN,
=, ,rYs -.,j.rinnlv Nirptui No man
.,uyia Dos.ihlv HAY. u,r for S2ooo
vnr,b nj ,,hi,. rrips in - uoilcr game
..rd mn an. j,n.v n.t.,r ,nau IN, old
.,r ria 49,. ,>,, Mir r.,D"r vas
,on .,ro,,,tr,.h win ma, elementary
f.rt NIor,oy,r nirn,nc, i'm conucr-
-, ,.i,b 6r,u. rnlz,, WAS utterly all
horizon, 10 Tho ola IMAM ~, louth"d
d, ,,j,b all ,n, intensive of mis- ardent
;,u.b,rn soul and when he really did
in,,h, rc co,,Id dn =. ye,,,art,l,i, we'll
~. o,r,,s -, IT,. room, would not nave,
i,.cn s,rpr!s.d If ne had administered :.
ruei,irr r.huI5c "a Nr p.nr,r
~ ,,o,,.,t d, yn.,r.a as If ~. was
bout 10 do 50 bu. the circumstances,
yc-o o>c.ptjou:I ~ controlled him
,t 49, , ,ni,,r, offnr, and ry,r
81 -, On, b.llnv, 10, - whites
-. ,i,o 49,, ,,...,,,.r ~, .,o- . fnv.
,;, INK, a., n,r,,;;,...,
=. ;,sirn,i re- 49,, H.,
,tn,,, 49,, i.,
- $40
'"'',' :, pNS','
w !" ~ :" y -" Win
ENJOYS HEWiLDEHEp
LOOKS on ENTIRE: COMPANY
80, do,., Eu,u-r e.tJ Mr. pcnncr
i,srorio,tcdlv II reckon thar won~
20 fnr I'll was torlt net ~, any"
Nc ,vns a,+,>in,- himself greatly IN
,on.cunlot,nr Tho h.wIIdcr.A looks Of
~, ,t;r, I.o,,,,,y r.b.,. b,d all
Known Mr. pcnncr for :, long tirn,. h,,;
60, n..G h;tnn,,o ,,,.r,,;,,cG sran,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

Mr iiIaistcll saw without taking the
troubi" u count he wad that his own
resources were Inadequate 10 Il ia sc
on his part. Eyen Ia call Was too
great q risk, ami lie sullenly laid down
MS hanG. Both NE and BaSS.tt were
forced 70 buy mo-" chips when Pepper
took down tn" pot for they had nut
VI all the. had, together with a con
SId"rohl" am"Um, IN bills bcfor. sur
rendering.
Mr, Pepper obl!@iugly sold them each
stack FROM thc huge heap h. had III
front o. him. taking the money there
Tor This money together with billy in
the pot he car"!cSsly stuffed in his
breaches pocket. and laying his wad
Nesi"" his own remaining chips ho
calmly awaited til" next deal
A. ahoWt this time Mr. RaSS-5.
seemed Inclined 10 Interrupt the u;un.
with violence. hut tr.. others war.
s'ern!y determined 10 outplay Nlr. Pop
per, dc"ming II disgrace Ia u" beat
On 10y him. and tn. game went on
Tvtoo asnin before les conclusion
Dir. Pepper repeated hts maneuver
with his wad, carefully timing the
operation :" tina; hen ne TOOK +, back
h" took r"a! money with j., in addition
10 the chips he wen. And this luoS,
money went also into his royl.c,
though IN" kent tn" wad on the 'Ani"
Eat IN" n"Nt tim" he tried j. IN. re-
suit was different Wintcrbotton.
though he had not bean niprcd as III.
Others were. had been quietly ohSaiv-
ant and had accumulated odd cards
from tim" - time un;il n. had a small
straight Hush in hiding. ready To h.
uScu ~ som" "pp"rtuuc moment
Then when M. Pepper again offered
ms hiE h"i Wintrrhottoin said. "liow
"u"h Is there IN The wad""
NJ f"pp.! looked 1T him uuir-lv AS
y suddenly appre'Icusiv" Iosiinc-
lively they all *cnsed Tia" cpG OF IN.
gam" md Eassrt arose from his sent
tut Mr.. Peppers erca, Speciality was
q quick cAit
oh ion, know. H., SAT-! 81
reckon amt got No mo us. ~ H. no
how, aui he was zone m.. ~ ola
man 'irc"nla" cam. IN win his hunr
starter
they examined the wad after IL. h,d
t"ht II MAS Haiuiy culupo..d OF
'"Nicd"ratc money though th.i. ,y.r.
W" or '1rr, we'll executed couri.rfci,
hlI!S al large denomination ON ,I. ON
Sl"" hasty calculation proved ,b,,
m" loose money ne mad taken IN from,
nm I" i'mt was greatly iu excess Of
IN, sum he had paid tor tn. cnins n.
i"Nt on tn" table.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
How Principal Leagues Get Started

double season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-02
New Names Added
to 100000 Fund

The following is list Of additional
subscribers to the 100000 Industrial
promotion fund, reported to Friday
night when the fund had reached
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-02
CAMDEN, O.

Mrs. F. R. zealand and children
have returned to their home at Eliza.
beth. N. j., after a visit here with her
mother. Mrs. Cora McCord.. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fowler are home from a
visit with their son, O. M. Fowler and
family Of Indianapolis. Mrs. Frank
Roberts spent Tuesday in Cincinnati
Mrs. Carl Sterzenbach spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Cincinnati.
Visits In Hamilton
Miss Clara Ramsey was Hamilton
visitor Monday. :. Mrs. Anna Windate
and son Harold. were Mondey guests
of Cincinnati friends. Mrs. Henry
Carrot of Chicago, came Tuesday for
a visit with her mother, Mrs. Julia
Fisher. Miss Cora Withrow spent
Monday in Cincinnati.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-02

William n. Gannett, of Augusta, Me-
is building one-room house in large
tree on his estate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-02
EARLhAM PEOPLE
WILL TAKE PARTS
At THE centennial

Earlham college Is planning to send
a delegation to Indianapolis, Friday.
october s. to assist in the county day
celebration Of the Safe Centennial.
Edna Johnson has charge Of the
plans and organization OF the college
party. To date. twenty names Of stu.
dents who are planning to attend the
celebration have been handed to her.
II sufficient number express their
desires to attend the state affair, q
holiday will be declared by the college
authorities.
The Earlham representatives will
portray the Henry Clay scene Of the
Quaker pageant given at the college
last spring. Henry Clay. imperson.
ated. will walk in the procession &C.
companied by three or four Quakers.
Eugene Butler will ride as Governor
Morton, in which capacity he acted In
the Earlham pageant.
LaVerne Jones. 10, will represent
Wayne county among the ninety-two
young women who ride In the parade
% representatives Of the counties Of
the state.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-02
Darken Your
Gray Hair
Have Beautiful, Soft Hair of
an Even Dark Shade.

Not even trace Of gray shows in
your hair after few applications OF
Q.Ban Hair Color Restorer to hair and
scalp. Q-Ban is no dye. is harmless
but makes scalp and hair healthy and
restores the natural color glands. II
your hair Is gray, streaked with gray
faded, dry, bleached. thin or falling,
apply Q-Ban as directed on label Soon
all your gray hair and entire head of
hair gradually turns to an even, beau.
tiful dark shade. leaving all your hair
healthy, fluffy, soft. radiant, thick, full
of life. fascinating; SO evenly dark
and handsome no one will suspect you
use Q-Ban. Also stops dandruff and
falling hair. Sold on a money-back
guarantee. Only SOC for a big bottle
at Fines drug store, Richmond. Ind.
Out-of-town people supplied by parcel
lpost-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-02

Monday, october 2-Richmond Com
mandery No. s, X. T. Stated Conclave.
Tuesday, October 3-Richmond
Lodge No. 1856 F. & A. M. Stated
meeting.
Wednesday, October 4-Webb Lodge
No. "a F. & A. NJ. called meeting.
Work in the Master Mason degree,
commencing at 7 o'clock.
Thursday, October 5-Wayne Coun.
Gil No 10, r. e. S. NJ, stated assembly
and work in the degrees.
Saturday. October loyal chapter
No 40 o. E. S., stated meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-02
News of Bethel
BY Florence Boren.

Mrs. Oliver Spencer spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Young, Of New Paris. Mrs. Sarah
Anderson Is spending few weeks
with relatives In Winchester. :. Miss
Ruby Brown spent Tuesday evening
with Miss Lila VanNuys.
Takes Employment Here
Miss Ruth Weisenborn left for Rich
mond Monday, where she is employed
in the Underwear factory. Mr.. Oliver
Spencer spent Sunday in New Paris.
Mr.. G. C. Hyde OF Richmond, spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Hyde.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-02
MADRlGAL CLUB
SELECTS MEMBERS

Madrigal club, Earlham college, has
chosen the following members
First soprano--Mary Hunt, Miss Ri
ley, Ivalu Stuart. Esther Hiss, Mary
Yagel, Elizabeth Hardness, Ellen Sher.
rill, Phoebe Hathaway, Susan Meeks
and Mary Lane. Second soprano
Mary Marlatt, Irene Doty, Ouita Wins.
low, Lora Pearson. Dorcas Hiss. Nor.
ma Chenoweth. Mary Lowell Jones,
Naomi Hacker, Isabelle Wallace and
Mary Morgan. First alto - Mabel
Adams, Ruth Cox. Freda Morris, Lois
Kelly, Juanita Ballard. Edith Winslow,
Mildred White and Martha Kirkpat-
rick. Second alto-Esther Thomas,
Lucille Studley, Elizabeth Marvel,
Ruth Brown. Amelia Ruger. Lucille
Hiatt, Ellmeda Lewis and Achsa Car
ter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-02

WALNUT STAINS HERE

Skinnay's hands are black today. 1t
won't come Off It's walnut stain.
School boys in general spend the
weekend holidays gathering nuts for
the winter. The crop is large this year
and the recent frost has made them
easy to knock from the trees.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-02
ETHEL YOUNG MARRiEs
A PROMINENT LAWYER

WEST MANCHESTER. O.. Oct a.
Miss Ethel Young, former West Man
chester girl, but now Of Dayton, who
was married recently to Bernard
Focke, a prominent lawyer, also of
that city, passed through this village
Thursday on their honeymoon.
Philip Rinhart and wife of Castine,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-02
HOLD CHURCH RALLY

All who attend Sunday school SER
vices at the First United Brethren
church next Sunday will be expected
to stay for church. A special rally
day program Of music has been
planned for the Sunday school, and
Rev. H. 8. James will preach q special
sermon at the morning church service.
Christian Endeavor will give special
rally-day program in the evening.