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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-27
Workers Plead for Assist
ance From the Laboring
Glasses and Neutrals.
DEP0RTED ONES DYING
Unable to Subsist on Bread
and Water They Succumb
by the Score Daily.

Washington. March 21.-An ap-
peal from Belgian w0rkmeu for
organized assistance by neutral
governments and IabOTiBg classes
was made public today at the Bel
gian legation.
Is says 900 men have been
thrown out OF work and kept In
forced idleHess which has led the
Germans to decree that "eifher
yen must sign a contract for
work in Germany or you viii be
taken as slaves"
As a result it adds, the whole OF
the working classes of Belgium are
threatened with slavery. starvation or
death
Germany the appeal continues,
has condemned her victims to pay
an immense war levy. which already
amounts 10 more than $200.000 600
and which is increasing at the rate OF
sf0.000.0 600 monthly
She has carried off food stuffs and
merchandise worth more than 5 600,
coo, stopped our industry and caused
an almost general and enforced state
Of idIeness of the working classes"
The plight Of those dep0rted is pic
tured as painful
Dying BY the Score.
Havre. France. March 27.-(N oon).
The Belgian government has re-
ceived by trustworthy means letters
from responsible Belgiaas who have
been dep0rted to Germany and held
in camps Some passages follow
Since Feb l. we have had only two
meals day.
From another letter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-27
--enaraI nIeEsan -.
Information Guarded.

Orders have been received by Gen
eral Dickson from General Barry az
fectiag the distribution for police and
guard duty of companies of the three
regiments now brought together at
their home stations. Information as
to where the guardsmen viii be sent
was withheld by order Of the war de-
partmeut-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-27

Mem Der of Audit
Bureau of Calculations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-27

A ciated SIS
Leased Wire Report
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
Ms2Sg3TgRILEGHT Is g[2R[;ZI]EL!;;E]}G;;!H!

Sam Crawford would he next in line.
but Wahoo Sam will hardly reach the
sGe OF n as a big league reguhr,
Their FAverite SONGS.
Silver Threads Among the Gold''-
Hans wagner
Please 90 Way and Let Me Sleep
Home Amt Nothin' Like This"-Lcs
walt, N. Around Again. wmIe"-
Freddie Welsh
J. I. G.-For straight speed the four
fastest men In baseball sre Bert Shotten.
George sisler, Dave Robertson and Frank
Gi'hooley. There 10 no extended margin
to divide among these four. when II
comes to 4 matter OF merely getting there
In time II 10 extremely doubtful II any
Of them could arrive In front OF Cobb
Cobb isn't quite NJ fast a. one OF the
four, but he has the knack OF starting
faster. after a bit. than any OF them. and
would be any harder 10 nip % q, Il firs, IT. Cobb sS
10 the only man We have seen In bAsAhAil
who seems 20 have developed the habit
OF starting a. the ball leaves the bat
without a breath Of time
A olseevsry.
sir: have Just made 4 discovery In
golf which ] wish 10 report for the bsne
~ Of science and other buffers. have
discovered that you can. at times hole
out any putt e1cept one-the putt that ID
short. sometimes. when of line. they
Kick or drtft into the cup. and some
timss puts that are too strong hit the
back ana stick. hut I have never W,
seen . putt from q foot 10 an inch abort
that ever dropped In This IA 4 poin,
weh worth the golfers consideration.
sNiCKmSNEE
View tried At various tin,ea 10 hole
OUT Z lot OF those putts that stop abort
Maybe there's Q trick In II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

song Of the on. Trail.
We who are merely stragelere.
or from the beaten court.
Taking the road aH II may iesd
As part of fortunes sport:
We have nothing OF bother.
Whoever may lose or win.
A long ss we find the road worth while
with trlfle OF fun thrown In.
Fsme We have found a phantom;
Glory We know for a wraith
Where neither counts In the forum
As long as the heart holds faith
Faith In A few dreams cheriahed
Out OF vanished store.
With a pal or two In the offing
Ready to share the score.
II the team play Of the average football
or baseball team was no better than the
team play OF this country, politically.
commercially and every other way. the
net result would be collection Of tail
enders, No one knows more about the
value ~ team play than the citizens Of
this domain or commonwealth. And no
one puts II less into play In the thines
that count.
The Old ordsr and the New.
why Is IT," bystandcr writes. that
the old time bah players took so much
more interest In the development OF their
play than the present flock,"
In the first place. the old-timer went
into baseball more for sport than for
money. There were no fancy salaries
paid In the old days. and love Of the
mme was the prevailing factor. Men
Ike McGraw. Jennings. Kelly and others
gave their entire attention to the game.
Today no, one ball player In fifty pays
any attention TO development. lie is
content enough To finish game and
then forget abou, H. The game "a no
He makes no great attempt TO improve
himself or 10 advance. Today II n more
buhiness than sport. And ball player
today will be out for two or three weeks
With injuries or ailments that most Of
tho old-timers would have never noticed
John McGraw once figured that only
six ball players In the National league
were making conscientious efforts TO de-
velop their play and 10 improve thar
method OF offense and defense. The rest.
ha said. were merely out there piayins a
ball game every day. taking II a. II came
Mc0rsw was right II would BE- hara 10
name s,s or eight men from either biz
league willing TO give the bulk of their
thought and time TO the game they fol-
low Il can't think OF anything else IN
the baseball season." says cobb. ''sa-
cspt baseball. The time ! spend on the
fis,d ~. ls onl, 4 smsll part of the werry
sssS :So%' M how W. many any, coob' 'hsre ~ scat
The propos,tion of unioni,ipe an enter
prise where one entry gets 81. 100 q year
md another draws down $4,000 win cell
'cr considerable genersiship There are
very frequently timAsl lkhere n man est
ling 800 would strike. where, N ne
were drawing down tis,0 900, you coMldn't 4
drive him away from the tob with nitro.
Glycer'n
You can imagine how a baseball str,ks
would harase and depress our old col.
lsse chum, Cornel,us Mct'lllicudAy. The
chances are thst he couldn't stand IL
without giving three cheers.
II Wagner and Plank shou,d drop on
this season, which they may or may no
Do. the sior le,gues would be beref
~ talent tha, had passed the &O!y yea
mark. There ls no ono left who Ia eve,
c'osc to this ngc barrier. where only on
on, OF 200 manages to survive. waho.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
Second Major
League Breaks
With Players
- National Commission Rejects
Draft Plea Of Minor Organ
izatiOnS,

CHICAGO, Feb is The American
league, at a meeting at New York yes
terday, severed relations with the play
ers' fraternity and adopted a playing
schedule for the coming season. The
ma snates recommended that one hour a
day he given to military training at each
spring training camp and that training
camp for baseball players be established
AZ the close OF the worlds series
Draft Plea Rejected.
The M tionsl commission meeting AZ
New York approved the action of the
American league IN scvering relations
with the players fro!ern',y !, denied
the request NJ class "A and A clubs tltt
the dram from those clubs he eliminatts
Bob Shawkey signed u contract 10 pitch
for the New York Americans, HArry
Harper with Washington, aud Richard
Rudolph with the Boston Natlonsh, Joe
ciaiion club purchased Outfielder Wad.
killifer from Louisville and Pitcher Bob
Harmon from Pittsburgh.
In a contest at Cleveland. Ohio. Willie
Hoppe, worlds balk line billiard cham
pion, broke all records for throe- cushion
fer. 10 to %, In thirty-one innings
Bowling Leaders Hold Place.
Vest terdayH leaders In the international
bowling tournament Al St. Paul still held
their positions
The professional golfers association OF
Americs. meeting Mt New York, have
adopted new conditions OF play for the
provide that the whole field shall play
eighteen holes tho fret day. the same
the second or the third day the best
eixty. four scores and ties to make the
medal play, the winner being the one to
t1p hall a. he tn,,r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
Mccoy Trains
Hard for Bout
With l.. Darcy


CHl'Ao'o. FEB i6-Aloert hudoiph,
more Familiarity known In fistiana as Al
uccov IN. ,,Jds,.wa,yh, a. IN in socke,.a
IN mi, n wit, Los n,,cv s,,,noacsn do
'''N - 80
'uhe. over 'he ten'round course III MH"i'
son Square garden on the night Of March
rcsep,. the ,,,pu,a,io, Tim, he "a A
..,,,
ohecse champ,on, inete w no o"uo.
tns. prcy eHpec's 70 nave an eass "I,e
WIN MCCOY. ou! McSoy haha,ns ou.
.ne 'nIoImruon 'nat re ln'enus 10 v"eSs ,S =
tne AustraIan "mpt'ons rkn, pI. ,no
,eeL he ssys ne coniiueh' Oh pea""s
iNs over any KIND OF route
Mccoy 10 Training Hard.
MoCov IN training nsrd for his arru-
mani WITH Dercy' and il reported To he
in HAITI. f,sb,jny tor,r nov thsn st anv
lin. In ,hs mn =, Al has e,nressed him.
s.Iv on The si,us,,on IN s.nersi a: fol-
Iowa:
- h,v. met .ome n, tho me, Darcy
me, IN Austrian. and dcf.a,sd them.
too 'r.kc ,h.se Tor Instance. narrv
heat Jimmy Cishhv ceorss chin Gu.
Christie. Georse II OF Brown Jeff
Smith apa EsS,,p, D,ck uylsna The
oniv one. ~ ,hat H., h.ve nj bored
ara smith ana prown d.tes,.d nil
the cthers Now wher. do people have
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
Titular Games
On Basketball
Program Today
.copyr,eh. w,,. BY \. T. os,esesu, ,


Collegiate and interscholaatic basket.
hall titles are at stake In games being
played today and tomorrow. Down at
Norman the Assies and sooners will
ansle In a pair Of games which will
decide the collegiate championship and
at tho same time oklahoma City and
Shawnee high schools win BE- fighting
here for tho championship Of the Central
conference.
Today also will be played the flrse
games In the East Central normal has.
kctbaH tournament st Ada. Twelve
teams have been entered.
Yesterday the Central normal ana Ksn.
dali college fivcs eneased IN mortal coWs-
bat at Tulsa. the preAbytsrtans winning
In An extra period. IS to -.
Chickasha high school smothered EniA
| 80 TO ~. The same two teams meat
| again today at ChlckashA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
Coulon will Tackle
Wilde In England

Johnny Coulon IL going TO Cardiff
Wales. 10 fight Jimmy wilde for--wcll
they cay over there the fyyheel cham-
p,onship--whstever that 10, fairy Marks
who used 10 he Freddie wslshs manager
10 going TO take the great little Ameri.
can over 10 meet the spindle shn nh ed
wonder In twsnty.round contest.
Marks has been conducting bouts In
cardiff fw eovne time, and he assures
Nate Lewis that wilde and coulon would
surely draw . 100000 house He says he
y w ne sa,pc"S entirely NJ or n. coal miners
shaker hoy" In the coal mines him.
seli a. ON. time, 10 an idc, among the
underground huskiea. Masks tslb lewis
that they have earned . world Of money
since the beginning ct the var, n being
necessary 10 worh. the coal miners In
three ahitp In order 10 keen up VIII,
the great demand Tor coal Not coal
m'nar has been asked to 10 10 war, AZ
they are far mora valuable where the,
are.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
National League

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE National
league season will open on April II and
close October I. according 10 the Of
icial schedule which was made public
by John n. Tensr president OF tho league.
here today. I, calls for the usual iBi
gsmes with three trips around the cir
cult by each and In other respects com
plsments tho American league schedule
announced from Chicago last ni6ht;
The card for the opening day follows
New York st Boston.
Ihiladeiphia at Brooklyn.
~, Louis Al Cincinnati
Pittsburgh a. Chicago
Cincinnati sunday Town.
cincinnati drew the greatest number
OF Sunday -sixtssn--W while BAR
nHy Drcyfua drew the most Haturda =
9amse for HE Pittsburgh club He was
awarded fifteen. IN addition 10 the Sat
urday bills, Dreyfus also was given three
holidays, Decoration day. Independence
day and Labor day,
chicago Was second hest In the dispo-
slton OF Sunday dates with fourteen,
while 8t. Louih was given twelve. The
greater number Of Sunday GAmes allotted
10 the three cities differs from that uf
the American league. because only three
cities In the national circuit permit base
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
Victim of Tulsa
Robber Is Dead

TULSA. Okla. Feb. l6--(SpeciaD
A fractured sukll and a broken lex
sustained in a iigh, with a footpad
February 3 on the streets Of Tulsa, re.
suited in the death of w. NJ. Black at
local hospital late yesterday. Sur.
,iving arc two sons and a daughter in
Tulsa, Warren A. and Edward r.
Black. and Mrs. Moses Jankowsky. A.
". Black of independence. Kan. and
r. ]. Black of Haskell. Mr.. Black was
thrown down flight Of steps in hN
efforts to protect himself from robbery.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
MAJOR SCHEDULES ADOPTED


CHICAGO, Feb. is.--The seventeenth
season OF the American league will open
April II. according TO the official sched-
qs is ,or i9ll. a. made public by b. b
night
The 1911 chart calls for the usual i5<
samea and three trips around the cir
cult, the season closing October with
Washtpston at Boston. The other sia
Siube Are scheduled 10 end nostilities on
HG's u: :, sc.SD .s cnssgS .gIS p ny ESt s
and Cleveland at Warrington. II may be
possible. however. TO advance the three
eAmes which Boston has scheduled for
the tall end of the season.
Champs opsn In New York.
New York. Philadelphia, Detroit and
~. Louis have been awarded the In
alNursl series, The. worlds championA
while Cleveland tackles Detroit and Chi
cAxo plays at st. Louis. -Four game
aerise are booked for each city and the
home and home" series are then con-
SSsS ..socd n m..a ne !, w.: n:y and east until the
The inva4ion of the west By the east
srn eluba has been Get for May 10. New
York VIII Walt Chicago, PhiisdsiphIa viii
be At 81. Louis. Boston At Detroit and
wAis'TisS" isSs.o" n q ;s:"S x: .s., b, IN, v.,
srn clubs will beein May 81 and June !.
Detroit and Cleveland win Iced the ad.
vance guard on May 81 They will play
At New York and Boston. respectively.
Chicago and 81. Louis open hoetilities on
the following day q, Phslsdslphla and
Chicago Fsversd.
days. Chicago Jared the heat II Was si-
lottsd fourteen Sundays and thirteen
Saturdays. Detroit and Cleveland shared
ALIKE In the distribution Of these two
days. With thirteen e4bh,thn and twelve
Saturdays each. ~. Louis drew thirteen
saturdsys and twelve sundays. There
70 wy sSrGay yy.n S; X. 4" =: .s:s~ % uS: Z:
q home WssSins,o""' on ana Sss'isn Fni,sS.. s.SI.
sssh. while New York and Boston have
i"dsp.rdsns. Day. Jsls !. aeusl.h..a.
NJ, W" W. + syis o.,.. y 81 liz LS; is:. D:s.c,
Chicago. Washington ana Philadelphia a.
ChieSso. Cleveland, Philadelphia and
Boston wste given the home games on
Labor Day. Septsmb~r ., with Dsttc,t.
81 Louis, Washington and New Yotk
s,|rs ~ :tsrsetic"s' .H... ~, rs:H:csiysiy ~
wstior Day, May d. ana tSs care Sor
!hat day Will BE- y, Louis At Chicago.
DstPo.t. a. Cleveland, neptga. a Wa6hino.
top and New York 81 Philadelphia.
In addition 10 the aeovs special days.
Boeton. hAs been awarded . double bill.
III sIss Se'SAh' Sl a., Z, "' opponent o" June TO-
fSsr, are are only three conflicting da,.s
gMh ,he Ns.,cnsl league Al, ave on
and September ana ID
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
Missouri Football
Schedule Complete

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Feb. is.--Every team
In the Missouri Valley conference will
play the football team Of the University
cf Missour, next season. The 1911 sched-
october s-william Jewell. at Column
Ma
october ls-Kansas Agricultural At Co
lumbia,
october :o-Iowa State. at Anes. Iowa
October s1--Drake, At Columbia.
November 3-Oklahon,a at Columbia,
November io--NebraskA. At Lincoln.
Louis.
November es-Kansas at Columbia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
@TaRHTRES'

empress.
The Happiness Of Three Women -
fascinatine society drama screened by
Moroeco- Paramount Ia the offering today
ana saturday AZ the Empress. HAIRED
n the production are House Peters and
Myrtle stsdman. The picture 10 regard.
leases Of the month. Fannie Ward comes
sunday And Monday In Betty 10 the
Rescue"
Folly.
Tomorrow viii mark the passing Of IN.
of Macks Musical Comedy P,ayers, who
are pfeeent'na The lnventov'' tn1Ay ana
,o,nor,c.' ,, q. "rriday the Thlr!ssnth," "
10 INC photoplsy Tho Aviation Girls
omen Sunday, <
oNsmlsss.
The last and ftnsl sp,sode Of .T,,oevty.,
- show'nK q pyeamlAnd today and AT.
nrdey Muddye ChristnAa" q drama
q the hills With =. =. Nnce(M aNl ''TNe
hrsnd OF satan," the fltst epso1s e
The crimson stain Mystefy." fAatursno
Maurice Costello and Ethel draR6iK. cosn.
Malsst,s.
Robert Mantsn nsse es ail tsAoedlans
plays today In "A Wise's o0nssficx," oup,
ported BY 0ensvisve Hamper end otvar,
Holmee--the screens favoeite ''vtniaN !
Tomorrow, The 0lvt Prom FStecc." eur.
rent adventure como1lao. weston 'an(
dramatic subjects,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

kANNAB CITY, Feb. i0,--An attempt
struetlon et concrete courts win b. made
at the annual convention o. the South.
ter pArt ot the month. Miniature oshjS.
~. dseignsd 70 SHOW q tennis club eQuip.
Tlent built entirely on concrete, Sth *
6(eplsyed, ~ part Of Ahe aseociASloN'0 q.
hlbN Il Win show eo,ifts. clubhouse
vadsne pools, b>nchse and waltz.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

NANWvtLLE, Tenn. FeN. iN.-WvN
Who anncyRcsd scms time SSc tHss X
would retire from hAsahall, aid ioaS,
Ne wopld play this YEAR with the Louis.
VILE American association club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

.Mll.wAukEE. Feb, ie,-wllns Hitehi..
eyes OF the weltsrveight crown. Tho
Californian ,hss been Tentatively matched
to box Jack britton. regarded BY many
critics a. the weltsfAeisht champtoN
here early In March. Ritchls 10 train
Ing IN Chicago,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

A young woman ci Kslsmasoc
Fei In love with q ball playine eloua,
She. learned that he pItcksd 'em
with his left. so she ditchsd IN;
Nix on southpaws." she said. Il an,
through"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
SAM LOYD'S PUZZLE
Q Minutes 10 Digest This.
No. %.

The present ne, income from the
earnings Of the p. d. h O. road
woula he 9 percen, upon the entire
stock issue, but as there IL N,OO0OOO
in preferred stock. upon which Is
paid ~ percent interest, the road
Is therefore only able 10 pay S per
cent upon the common stock.
What Is the total amour, Of this
years common sTck dividend,'
Answer to No. 81.
No !, Saratoga: ,, verona; !. Erie
,copyt,sht isii by sam Lloyd,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

Nsrm,sN end kabskofS Matched.
st, LOUIS. Feb, is.--Psts Herman. the
new bantam weight champion. 10 matched
70 SS. A}T Ssr. Kss'sS on E.S;.,y "a SS: rS.:
are TO step twelve rounds. The weight
10 TO be iYs pounds At SD m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

s! {,
Come along,
old man, 4
come on!
There's q bunch
of beauties
waiting for you!
All In q row
Peaches!
You can give them
the 0nce-over--
undisturbed,
through the window.
Then. when one w
catches your fancy,
and the irresistible impulse A
takes hold Of you
and you come inside
Pop the question
TO Jones or Helton. ~,
A little confidential tG1l
with either
And you 20 off
with the dream M.
Of your desire III,
You've bought I'M
4 new NH
Spring HIATT Htj
-'ss.sg4ss!s!ll!spS! 'ss.sg4ss!s!l
|. --lM- WI u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

Ruby Robet, used 10 pu, 'em 10 sleep
With his fls,s. and now he 10 going 10
turn preacher and put EN- 10 sleep with
HIS mouth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

what has become Of the o,d.fashIo Ionsd
bascbsll mapaRer who. ~ this time Of
The year. usNt 10 cfAir, all the p~nnants
In pessirnisn,, ps whatf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

cLEvEixSSiTs FsSS. sSIocssHkN
tsns The isstherwsisht champ.5a, has
srs aud IN. poundsrS 10 keep him 6usy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
OFFICIAL NATIONAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE, 1917

AT
ST. LOUIS.
June :, q. =,
July 2s. 81. 2s. 20
Sept. 81. %. %
-s-- - -
june 10. u. Is. rs. II,
Aug 2. I. 8, s
Sept. ~. 10
juno ], 2, !. I
Aug 4. >, 10, II
Sept. ~. 25. "a
June 2, 10, II, IL
July 30. 81. Aug. I. 2
Sept. 2s. -. 80
- - -
April %. Is. ~. rs
Juno Is. 10. 10
Sept, 10. II. II. IL
April 10. 20. II
Juno Il. q, 20. -. rs
Aug, ~. -. u
Ap. 81. 20. 20. 30 Ma. I
Juno ~. Il. -
Sept. 2. 81
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At
PNiLADg DgLpHiA

April 30. May I. ?. 3
July 3. -. s -
Aug. 70, 81. Sept |
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16

Ycu can imagine how a baseball, strike
would harass and depress our old col
leee chum, Cornelius Mctillicuddy. The
without giving three cheers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-14

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-14
Philomath Eve nts
BY Gertrude Nee asi,lant.

Messrs. John and Willard Roden-
berg made business trip to Corners
vile Wednesday. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Doddridge, Miss Bessie Franklin
and Mr.. Ozro Daley of Milton, start.
ed to attend the K. of P. dance at Alb.
ington Saturday evening. but were
delayed near here on account Of the
condition Of the roads and after call.
ing on friends returned home. Miss
Fern Rose spent Tuesday afternoon
with friends in Brownsville. ;. Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Plankenhorn and son
Orval. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Hendrix
and daughter Thelma, were shopping
In Richmond Saturday and visited
with Plankenhorn's sisters. Mrs. Jesse
Gibson and Mrs. Will Starr. -. Mr..
Samuel Fisher and Darlie and Miss
Irene Evans were visitors In Liberty
Saturday.. Mrs. Raymond Kinder
colled on Mrs. Roy Rodenberg Thurs.
day afternoon. /. !. Mrs. Lizzie Waiting
and Miss Mary Plankenhorn spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Grant
Rose and family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-14
Nine Year Old South Bend Boy
Loses Little Time From School

II more parents would follow the
advice of Mr.. J. NJ. FELTON,. 116 3.
Broadway, South Bend, Ind. their
children wouldn't lose much time from
school on account Of colds. The i'm.
portant thing Is to treat these troubles
at the first symptom. Keep plenty Of
fresh air In the bedroom, and at night
apply a good application Of Vicks Vap-
Grub Salve. leaving the covering loose
around the neck, 80 the vapors arising
may be inhaled. Mr.. FELTON, gives his
experience as follows:
About q week ago our nine year
old. boy came home from school
with a cold-pa:n in his hesd and
high iever. We put k::2 to bed and
applied Weeks VspoRub up CTS nos.
t-i!s aad over his caest, them GOV.
cred vita q warm flannel clota and
IL tae morning tae pain in his head
was gone and Ia two days he went
back to school and has been we'll
since. vapoRub Is the best we have
ever used"