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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-31

Fohl wanted hitting strength, so Har-
ris got the call. Bernard writes that
Harris expects to be drafted to the
army, and If he goes Guisto viii have
first call on the job next year. The
management of the Cleveland club has
not weakened on Guisto. and the big
boy is expected to be real major
league ball player next year.
Hy Myers of the Brooklyns Is "a
versatile player. He also is a most
efficient player. Robinson thinks high
~ of him. and Hy is pretty sure of a
job with the club again next year. But
fandom may see Hy at third base in
1918 instead of the outfield. where he
has cavorted for many q season. Hy
has held down third base so capably
and done so much better. especially
! with the bat, than O'Rourke that he
will probably get the all important as.
signment next season. O'Rourke Is an
earnest athlete. He is not bad field
er. But when it comes to batting he is
weak. indeed. and that is the reason
why Myers will probably replace him
next season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-31
RICHMOND Will HAVE POLO
DURING The COMING SEASON:
LEAGUE TO Be ORGANIZED
Announcement of Plans for Polo League Made by Glenn
Gaar-Four Team Circuit Planned With Eastern Stars
On Line-ups.

Richmond will have roller polo dur
ing the coming winter.
An announcement was made We'd
nesday by Glen Caar, secretary OF the
Richmond Athletic association. and
manager of the Richmond polo team
Of last year, that there vii. be a rep
resentatiye polo team in Richmond
during the coming winter. and that
every effort is being made tc organize
a four team league, such as played
here last year.
In making the statement that there
would be a team, Gaar added that 1t
would hardly be possible to obtain
such a speedy combination as repre-
scented the league last year. but that
the best players that can be signed
will play in the league.
Muncie is already anxious to start
a league season and Newcastle pro-
moters will be ready to start the sea-
son by the first or middle of December.
Few of the old stars have heen taken
by the army, although there are sew
eral players in the Indiana league Of
last year that will play with the Chi
cage City during the coming season
and these will have to be replaced by
eastern players.
Griffith Will Not Play
Among the stars that will be missed
by the Richmond fans is Bob Griffith,
halfback on last years team. Griffith
is signed to play with Racine In the
Chicago league and cannot be obtained
fer the Richmond pill knockers this
season. The Williams brothers and
Pence, of Muncie, signifed their In.
tention of playing with Chicago this
season, but 1t is not known whether
they have signed any contracts.
Barney Doherty, the dean of pole
artists, Is willing to return to Indiana
this season. and he may be given a
road team to manage during the sea
SON. Billie Blount, goal end, and sew
eral other eastern players are willing
to come west but they have asked thai
they be given plenty of time in ad
vance of the opening of the season, tt
arrange their affairs in the east
Plan Road Team
IF the present plans of Richmond
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and Muncie promoters naterialize, the
Indiana league this season will have
four teams, three of which will repre-
sent Richmond, Muncie and Newcastle
and fourth which will be travelling
team only. 1t has been suggested by
the promoters that Doherty be placed
in charge of the travelling team, but
this will be decided at meeting OF
the promoters to be held next month.
The management OF the Coliseum in
announcing that there would be polo
here this season, expressed their ccI-
fidence in the success of the game
here this season, and declared that
they would make every effort to have
winning combination here. For a
time, it looked as though there would
be no Richmond polo team this sea-
son, after the failure of the proposed
Western league, but repeated demands
from the fans for the game has con-
vinced the management that the game
should be shown here again this year
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-31
Understand This
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Catarrh is usually worse in winter
because of over-heated rooms and
offices, and because the low tempera-
ture prevents the little relief that
healthy sweating will give. The
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breathed over and over-in fact, the
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-31
A. o. MARTIN
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Colonial Building
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
State of Indiana, Wayne County, S.:
Estate of John D. Victor Lohr, de-
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Notice is hereby given that the I'M
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County. Indiana. Said estate is sup
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Administrator With the Will Annexed.
Arthur Wilsdorf, Attorney.
Oct 24-a1 Nov. z.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-31
Arc Lights Used
at Ohio State to
Prepare for |. u

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. S1.-Cold
weather has hardened the gridiron
and made snappy practice ON Ohio
field possible. Coach Wilce continued
to scrimmage his men, hard against
the freshmen. The varsity backs re-
peatedly got away from the yearlings.
and many long open field runs result
ed The ghost ball was put into use
early, and as darkness set in practice
was switched to the arc light area.
Miller was. worked hard in Harley S
place, as "Chic" did not appear till
late.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-31
Fight Proves Fatal
to Hamilton Boxer

DAYTON, O.. Oct. 31.-Young Epp-
steiner Of Hamilton, o., professional
boxer. died here Tuesday OF concuss-
ion of the brain, following q knockout
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-31

at the hands Of Battling Hess Of Fort
Wayne, Ind. In the tenth round o.
their bout at the Dayton Gymnastte
club Monday night The fatality may
bring the lid down on boxing here.
No arrests have been made, but Hess
and his manager. George Bshmer. afe
being held as witnesses.
PALLADIUM WANT ADA PAY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-31

Lake Superior wh,tefish and trout
have been selling in the retail markets
of Port Arthur and Fl William, Ont
at Is to 18 cents a pound
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-16
LIES BLOCK
EFFORTSTO
SAVE FOOD
Housewives Told They
Will Be Drafted If
They Sign Up
CONFTSCATION
STORIES RIFE
Enemy Agencies Seek
ing To Scare u. S.
Women

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s.-with
Americas great food control pro-
gram now officially launched evil
dence OF anti-American agencies at
work 70 block its progress were re
vealed 10 the food administration
today.
Oficial REPORTS show that house
wives, particularly In remote sec
lions OF the country, are being told
all fruits and vegetables canned win
he confiscated for war purposes.
The agents even say the women
themselves will soon be conscripted
Hoover's home conservation"
pledge cards are being defined as
registration cards" by which the
government can get tho names OF
women for draft
First reports OF these activities
came from Arizona United States
marshals are ordered 20 round up
those circulating the malicious re-
ports"
President Wilson'S proclamation
ordering the licensing OF elevators
and mills on or before Sept.
clears the way for Hoover's big
drive 20 lower and stabilize the
price OF bread
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-16
The Challenge Of a Game

WHATS all
pace is hot and the worth lighting
wldermen and forebodngs
There athlete world
and
he will seize IT, improve
little while he'll be beating
will challenge him lie
with draft
This
American playing for the sake Of the He
He'll practice win play win and nation he will
English officers
soldiers
standl the United states do Probably the be
and spectacular.
The secret OF in Uncle Sans Job training this
will the American
combat nashy skill That will
out the So will
crashes American soldier Discipline
Tho American draft will be tho best fed
will housed
period will be the
that OF
will the United
dodge mistakes
OF
that be trained from
probably II
Of Trcequartersf million
retaining
downhearted
AZ the railroad stations month The material
civilian
he
that will Liberty chips
hika
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-16
SUMMER SCHOOL
TO GRADUATE AZ

Graduating exercises for the East
ern high summer school will be held
az o'clock Friday afternoon in the
auditorium. when 43 pupils will re-
ceive diplomas from the hands OF
Frank Cody, assistant superinten-
dent OF schools Edwin A. Miller.
principal OF Northwestern high
school, will deliver the chief adj
dress. These pupils will be gradu-
ated
Vera Appel Walter r. Baker. Har-
~ " Rarklcy. Gustie German, Joe
II Cohen. Edith panuloI Alma Fler-
golla. Dorothy Trater, Frieda Ha-
man. Lee 7. Hartman. Henry ItscO-
witch. Helen Jones. fsadore Kaplan.
Catherine Klyczynsk, Ruth Krieger,
George LeiboyitI. Della Lenocher. Al
bert LiebschinslSe William p. Luet-
eel. Barbara Macdonald. Julia Mark
son Gladys McDermott. Rosalts
Miesch George Miklen. Lyman MIL
Ter. william Miller. Vera Oamka.
John Petrosky, Florence Renaud. Pa
tricia Rock. sophie Rosenthal.
blanche Rosner. Sophie Rosner, Wal
ter r. Rupp Elmer schwab. Emily
Shaefer. Lillian Schultz. polonia
SEINE Leif y Simonsen. Helen Steph-
en- Marie Writ. Bertha Zablock and
Katie Xetsung.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-16
It's a Game

w is A game no lame for It. is
Nv defense
hurting vulnerable
football There paragraphs in The Plattsburg Manu-
officers who desire
approval
manual
Since battle the thing which driving
business.
has O play a private
good makes good
brgadier life has had
she devoted
20 o problems Her
anybody else has solved military problems No occult
The real general Of
hunter, a advanced, AllAmerlcan quarterback
Whether. corporal solving problem
methods principle, he
the soldiers al
They They n he
the third misinterprets order
Here Is common sense way in which an aIIAmerican
his
beforehand field
his
field play TO
the weaker OF the the
fash but tho logic and and effects
present
The quarterback problems
he he Is 10 he
imated the situation He is ready a decision He
wha kind OF n play
ne 10 He a sgnal. is to he
orders
he be corporal handling problem
hnd the only difference is that the problem
bullets and excitement.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-16
.U-B0AT TOLL
TAKES SLUMP
Fourteen Ships Sunk, Lowest
Figure For Last
% Weeks

LONDON. Aug IA falling of
in British tonnage sunk last week
by mines or submarines is indicated
in the weekly admiralty statement
made public last night. Fourteen
vessels Of not less than 800 tons
were sent 10 the bottom. as against
81 the previous week Two vessels
Of less than 500 tons were sunk
last week. the same number report
ed the previous week Three fish
ing boats met with disaster last
week
This is the lowest record OF L.
boat losses in the past % weeks,
and is close 20 being the lowest
since the Germans started their
ruthless sea warfare last February
In the past five weeks there have
been two weeks In which the mum.
Der OF vessels sunk OF more than
800 tons, has been IA. the same as
last week, but in those two weeks
more smaller vessels were sunk
than went 10 the bottom last week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-16
CAVALRY OFF
FOR CRAWLING
Big Crowd Bids Troopers Good
Bye AS They Leave For
Camp

Altho every effort had been made
20 keep the hour or departure Sc
eret cheering crowd OF several
thousand persons saw the three De.
troit troops OF the First Michigan
cavalry entrain for Grayling az
Twelfth-st and Kirby-ave. west,
Wednesday evening Relatives OF
the troopers pressed so close 20 the
platforms OF the coaches there was
hardly room for the boys 20 clam
Der aboard There were lusty cheers
and not few tears FOR the depart
ing Sammies.
From the armory on Collingwood
ave the troops marched down Ham
ilton-hlvd 20 West Grand blvd. 10
Lincoln. 10 Kirby and thence 10 the
waiting train in tho Twelfth-st
yards All along tho route citizens
were lined up many OF them in auto
mobiles. and the din OF the auto
horns almost drowned ont the mar.
tial strains OF the drum corps OF
the squadron
So dense was The crowd around
the train that the mon had 10 march
to the care in single nlo. and thcn
only after the police had cleared a
path
A gondola. one horse car. one
freight car. two baggage cars. eight
day coaches and one Pullman sleep
er for the officers made up the spe
cial
The Hrst Michigan cavalry com
prises Troop A. OF Grand Haven.
and Troops y C. and -. % Detroit
Maj Heinrich a Pickcrt OF De
troit. is tho commander other ON
GERS are First Lieut. r. W Crane,
adjutant. First Lieut. Edwin Spies
supply officer. First Lieut. q W
Pickard. medical officer Il troop
captain. H. Weber FIRST lieutenant
I. @ Henry, second lieutenant r.
T Bolton G troop. captain VI Nc
Manus first Lieutenant n ~ Borg
man second lieutenant, J w. Now
ny, d troop, captain 7. J Krkhor
frst lieutenant. = J Kolb. second
lieutenant, ! n Mcpherson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-16

police station and registered on the
charge OF resisting an oficer. and
from there 20 Receiving hospital
Jones with a party OF friends was
coming IN on Gratiot-ave. at a ter
rife rate OF speed when Patrolman
Smith made after him. II was al
most IN front OF the Hunt.st. station,
that Smith caught the machine. and
officers coming 20 the Hunt-st sta
ton % start work. placed the occu-.
pants OF Jones' car under arrest.
John Johnson, Negro. No 139
Winder-st.. and Clara Cotter. No.
1877 Divlsion.st, were released. but
George Johnson. No. 362 IL Winder-
ST.. IS still being held in the Hunt
81. station as disorderly person.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-16
City News in Brief

courts have always been willing 10
back us up In this sort % cam
paign. and there - penalty Of az
least '2a provided for BY law for
offenders.
A jury ia Circuit Court Commission
Mays court "Wednesday after
noon reversed an order recently IS
sued by Police Commissioner James
CouEens 10 evict Viola smith from
the house az No. az Brush-st Jo-
seph Grosslight. owner of the place.
brought electment proceedings on
the command Of Commissiouer
Couzens. who declared the woman
was conducting disorderly place
She refused 10 move ~ the land
lord command and the case WAS
taken 20 court. NO cause for ac-
tion because the defendant Is not
guilty" was the verdict after sew
eral patroimen and members OF
the cleanup squad testified that
the place Is disorderlY.
sixty officials of the Michigan Cen
trail railroad met in the Hotel stat
Ter Wednesday afternoon and dis
cussed means OF extending the
roads safety first campaign. Four
new safety positions were created.
In the future each division az The
Michigan Central viii have safety
agent whose duty ~ will be 20 lee
ture 10 and instruct employees in
accident prevention as we'll as TO
inspect equipment. Marcus A Dow
OF New York. general safety agent
for the New York Central lines.
addressed the meeting. Tho four
new positions will be filled by these
men. Leo Boslooper. Detroit. J.
A. DAILY. Jackson. Mich. Albert
Schoper. Chicago, A. n. Cooper. To-
ledo. o.
Various Catholic priests whose par
ishes Include natives OF the war
ring nations in Europe are show
ing considerable interest In the Of
fort OF Pope Benedict 20 bring
about a cessation 81 hostilities but
few believe that the message 81
the pope was intended 20 be more
than suggestion that negotiations
for peace be undertaken As for
the details as indicated in summar-
les OF the peace note, few believe
the Alli~s would or should accept
them. Rev. J r. Folta. pastor ~
the Polish church OF the Sacred
Heart OF Mary. expressed the quite
general opinion when he said he
believed the note was intended only
10 start tho world thinking about
peace. Personally, he said, he
would not like 10 see "A peace with
the Germans left In their present
status. he believes they would
soon break out again Milltarism
must be crushed. he insists before
the world can enjoy a real peace
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-16
POLICEMAN
SHOOTS, NEGRO
FLEEING ARREST

When Marshall zones, Negro. No
as Catherine-st. attempted 20 es
cape by running up an alley be
tween Hendrix and Gratiot ayes.
after being arrested on the charge
OF driving his auto on Gratiot-ave
az 80 miles an hour. Thursday morn
ing. Motorcycle Patrolman Smith
fred three shots, hitting Jones in
the left knee.
Jones was taken 10 the Hunt-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-16
FORMER CAR is
SENT TO SIBERIA
Erstwhile Rulers Presence In
Petrograd Held a
Menace

PETROGRAD. Aug ls-Nicholas
Romanon, erstwhile car OF all the
Russias. is enroute today with his
family for bleak Siberia. where he
will remain in exile indefinitely
The former czar and his family
were taken from the palace prison
OF Tsarskoe Selo and placed upon a
train bound for Tobolsk, Siberian
town, far In the cold north country.
Believing the presence OF the for
mer ruler IN the capital furnished a
constant incentive 10 those OF the
old regime who plot a counter reyo-
luton. the government decided
upon his removal as measure OF
public safety
Every pre- % ton was taken 10
guard against the escape Of the eI-
czar or an attempt upon his life.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-16
TWO PERISH IN
TROLLEY WRECK

CHICAGO. Aug IS. Two PERSONS
are dead and 81 m5u.cd toley as
the rcsuit OF a Chicago. North shore
g. Milwaukee electric train crashing
iptJ a trunload OF cxcurSioHi.ts at
the Great Lakes naval trimming sta
ia Hundreds o. 'ackio engaged
ir sham hattie az the time. IT.
tended Tho injured
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-16
Leave 1t To Uncle

UR Uncle Samuel has his all drawn up and framed Tho
Il j rst 81 me g o
half spick and high stepping rugged
divisions for chance to smite the
and capable swapping humps with this veteran the ring
be
about They going be crack shots
be
OF
OF
"
OF be
and
divisions that will
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-16

Funeral services for Mr. Rowland.
who died Tuesday night from apo.
plexy in his home. No. 1881 Cass-
ave. will be held probably Monday
afternoon. the delay being neces.
sary 10 allow Glenn, a son. 10 re-
turn home from Spokane. Washing
ton, where he has been working on
farm Ruth Rowland, Mr. How
lands daughter. is expected home
from Pennsylvania, where she had
b'sn visiting. some time Thursday