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Morris tribune., 1919-01-03
MANY Women Killed

It has been pointed out that the
vital part which women played in
this war is evidenced by the, fact
that more than one-half naillioa wp7
men have been killed in the war.
They owe their deaths to causes con-
nected directly with warfare, as, for
instance, accidents in munition fac
tories, bombs, submarines, fatalities
behind the lines in France, starva-
ton, etc. This is a greater number
than the entire number killed in the
Civil War, says the Granite Falls
Tribune.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-03
HOOVER SAID IT

We have all been disguised with the way in which
the Huns expected not only to be again admitted to civil
society Immediately, also enderIy
by the very peoples whom they have recently outraged
1t remained Food Administrator Hoover to say
The words that struck responsive chord with every
American. Hoover in Europe arranging relief for the
peoples of devastated countries and received
sage from German officials who were prominent
the administration of Belgium, stating that they had
been appointed by the German to negotiate
for food supplies.
The message was forwarded thru the director Of
the commission for relief in Belgium land Hoover
plied:-
'You describe two and half years Of arrogance
toward ourselves and cruelty to the Belgians any
guage you may select and tell the pair personally
to hell with my compliments If do have to deal with
Germans it will not be with that pair
Morris tribune., 1919-01-03
A PROSPEROUS YEAR AHEAD

There should be doubts at all as to what the
year 1919 has in store far material prosperity
concerned.
Here in Minnesota produced the things of which
the world stands in the greatest need today foodsus
lumber and iron, and Furthermore the price which will
be paid for the principal foodstuF-wheat-is guar
anteed by the government.
All the returning Minnesota soldiers find employ
ment without dificulty-in fact very large number
be taken back into their old places immediately and
the rest will wait beyond the usual winter
In industrial centers in other portions Of the
try there will be a problem in changing great
industries into industries but here in Min
nesota there will be practically problem and the less
think about it, and the apply ourselves to
daily task the insignificant will the "recon-
struction problem" become here.
So here's for a Happy New Year, and make it one
Morris tribune., 1919-01-03

sick longer than anyone knew, but
on. account of so much sickness he
refused TO: give. up ana took care OF
his patients until the very. last. he
y6rked' day and qight and. was con-
stant1y on, the go. Until the disease
finally had him with a grip :that
could not be broken. He and DR..
Caine of this city were on profess
sional call together when he suddenly
collapsed and DR.. Game got him back
to Herman as quickly as possible. He
rapidly became worse and nothing
could be done to save his life. He
was greatly loved by the people OF
Herman and was one of the leaders
in every enterprise for the welfare OF
the village. The body was shipped
to Minneapolis for burial.
You'll enjoy The Rae son, MIN
Morris tribune., 1919-01-03
Herman Doctor Dead

DR.. T. M. Thayer, who had prac-
ticed medicine at Herman for many
years, died Dec. %, from pneumonia.
He was only sick a few days and the
end came quickly. Possibly he was
Morris tribune., 1919-01-03

all the people killed because of the war, including Wo-
men, children aged people would require four
continuous marching twenty abreast The writer fit
tingy concludes his comment by suggesting that COM
mensurate punishment for the German ExKaiser, the
instigator of this world calamity would be that he be
forced to stand attention and review this stupendous
CHASTITY procession from the first rank to the last
Morris tribune., 1919-01-03

The British elections notable for the over
wheming reputation of Bolshevism The English peo-
pie been trained in generation after generation of
and for that present entirely diff
spectacle people of Russia and Germany
when assaiIed by the dangers of radical agitation.
Morris tribune., 1919-01-03

Here's good one. A country subscriber writes to
the Long Prairie Leader:-I wonder if you could not
send me an extra copy each week of The Leader My
regular gets out passing around among
of the Non Partisan Leaguers here who wouldn't
have paper in the house, notice, however, that
when they want the they hunt up The
is the best country paper the
nesota. It makes kind of tired though to sit down
after supper to read it and find that it's this that
the other neighbours Yours truly Subscriber from
Leslie"
Morris tribune., 1919-01-03

Hearst, of the big line of yellow kid"
papers, is beginning to get his Turnout the
been antiBrsh anti Japanese anti-Amercanenough
to please the proGermans while maintaining kind of
red-ink patriotism that would keeping
of the tolls of the law, "he1p newspapers
Mayor Hylan of New pay political
debt by naming Hearst chairman of the committee
welcome to returning soldiers promin-
ent New Workers of red-booded patriotism
to serve on the committee with Hearst. Many of
doubtful loyalty permitted go their way during
the who will find themselves the object of out
DrO-HunS
Morris tribune., 1919-01-03

You'll enjoy The Ra0' son, Min
neapolis. adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21
new MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUE
LAUNCHED TODAY IN CHICAGO

ization without any regard for mileage
or sleeper jumps. When some Of the
clubs displayed desire to know what
consideration had been given these
items, tho statistics were not furnish
ed. They had apparently been forgot
ten altogether in the enthusiasm OF
the organizers from Peoria"
Every disinterested fan wonders
why Grand Rapids is knocking 80 hard
now. No representative of the club at
tended the Indianapolis meeting and
no enthusiasm was shown there until
Bert Noblett believes he is the Moses
who will lead the Central league out
OF the wilderness into an organized
circuit of strong club, he has his
chance now.
Ryan has refrained from knocking
Noblett or the Western end of the ter
ritory. All he wants is action. It's up
to Noblett now to make good with his
reorganization scheme.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21
Michigan Football Star
Lies Buried Near Rhine

DETROIT, Feb. 21.-On the slope of
& hill 200 yards from the point where
the rivers Rhine and Moselle meet,
just east of CobleHtz, Germany is the
grave of Lieut.-Col Curtis G. Redden
Gap" Redden, as he was known to
Michigan men in the days when he
made football history at Ann Arbor.
Communications just received here
described the simple but impressive
funeral services Of Redden, who was
one Of the greatest football players
Michigan ever knew. AS lieutenant
colonel of the 149th field artillery, he
risked his life in battle only to sue
cumb to pneumonia after the army
of occupation began its march into
Germany.
With an escort of more than 600 en-
listed men besides the officers of the
149th and the 9th artillery brigade OF
which the regiment was a part, the
cortege passed through Coblentz with
Redden's horse, Sergeant" taking the
place of honor Immediately behind the
run carriage bearing the flag-draped
casket. In line with the custom in
military funerals, the dead officers
boots were in the stirrups with toes
pointing to the rear.
At the grave three volleys we're fired
by an infantry squad, and bugler
sounded the plaintive notes of taps"
Lieut. Col. Redden's home was in
Danville, ILL.,, ard it was there he first
became identified with the national
guard. He served at the Mexican Dor
Ger and when the national guard divi-
sions were assembled for service in
France, he was among the first to
leave for overseas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21
STOMACH UPSET?
GET AT THE REAL CAUSE-TAkE
LAXCARIN TABLETS

That's what thousands of stomach
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21

The launching Of new minor
baseball league In the middle West
was in order at Chicago today. The
meeting was scheduled for the Palmer
House and AL Tearney was to preside.
The FIT. Wayne meeting arranged by
Bert Noblett of Grand Rapids has
been postponed until March 2. The
desire OF those behind the movement
to have the cities interested properly
lined up prior to the meeting SO that
everything, including the election OF q
president and the adoption OF the
schedule, can be made ready for the
start of the season at the one gather
ing, is given as the reason for the
postponement.
From seven to ten cities of the
western territory were to be at Chi
cago-Rockford, Davenport, Moline,
Peoria, Bloomington, Terre Haute and
Hannibal are sure to have delegates
on the job. A. E. Staley, the Peoria
starch king, and baseball enthusiast of
Decature, is in Chicago and expects
to be in attendance. Dubuque, Cedar
Rapids and Quincy are other cities
which may be represented.
The Proposed Loop.
The circuit favored by a majority OF
the club owners includes Terre Haute
and Evansville or Terre Haute and De-
catur on the south end, Peoria and
Bloomington in this section, Daven-
port and Hannibal on the west and
Moline and Rockford on the north.
If these arrangements cannot be
| completed, Dubuque will be eligible on
the north to pair with Rockford and
Quincy may be whipped into line on
the west to pair with Hannibal.
President Ryan will favor sched-
ule of 40 games, the season opening
early in May and closing in Septem-
Der. He will also favor q player and
salary limit, but Is not in favor OF put
ting them so low that 1t will cheaper
the class of baseball
Grand Rapids Is still hammering
Ryan. A dispatch from that city says:
'The very fact that nearly fifteen
cities, scattered in four states, are
ready to bid for places, is convincing
proof that there is a general demand
for the game. Politics. of course, must
be brought into play to serve 'em all.
In the effort to make sure that their
respective cities are not overlooked,
magnates in some Of the towns
haven't stopped at any thing that
might possibly cut off their former as
sociate club owners.
eve refer to reorganization plans
bred at Peoria. When representatives
from six cities met at Indianapolis re-
Gently, an attempt was made to rail-
road through some sort Of an organ
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21
LOCAL BOWlERS ARE
0UTCLASSED AT
STATE TOURNEY

Richmond bowling teams have been
pushed out of the money in the classf-
fed bowling tournament ending at Ind
annapolis, Sunday.
Both the Twigg bowling team and
the Progress Hat are out of it now.
Indianapolis in Class B outclassed
them. However, Richmond thus far
leads outside cities in total team
scores.
The returns on the double and sin
gle events of the pin knights has not
been received yet. Richmond bowlers
are Of the belief that some of the win
ners will stay in these two events.
King and Bennett did hold first place
in the double Of Glass B events and
Youngfesh annexed second in the
singles. These places have been re.
duced since the Richmond pin men
bowled.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21

Basketball dope presents one OF
the most tangled and despairing affairs
this year.
With the mild weather all winter
many small town teams have had ex-
cellent chances to get in a good deal
of practice and are showing that they
have profited thereby. Every day sees
some old favorite in the state taken
down by smaller team.
The fast favorites for the last two
years have been Lebanon, Crawfords
vile, Anderson, Bloomington, Gary,
and Emerson. But now comes Lizton,
Advance and Thornton hailing from
small bush towns" claiming the con-
sideration of the fan. Earlier in the
season, Lizton defeated Lebanon and
Advance has defeated Lizton. All
three of these teams have good records
behind >lem. Never has bush
town" aggregation had such chance
to cop the state honors since the days
Of Homer Stonebreaker who carried
the Wingate basket five through to
state honors for two consecutive sea-
sons.
In those days the basketball tour
ney's were built on the survival OF
the fittest" plans which did not give
the lighter teams any chance to cop
the tourney. In 1915 Thorntown upset
the dope bucket and landed the state
championship.
Fountain City Strong
Since the state basketball tourna-
ment started at Bloomington in 1911,
the following teams have held the
state honors: Lebanon was the first;
Charlottesville came through the fol-
lowing year and then Stonebreaker' S
aggregation held it two years. At this
time the basketball rules were changed
and district Journeys were held. Under
this new system which was supposed
to equalize matters SO that light
team would have as much chance as
its heavier opponents, Thorntown high
five took the honors, 1915. In 1916,
jefferson high of Lafayette, came In
for it's share Of the state honors. In
1917, Lebanon came back and now has
held the tourney for the third time.
In the district tourney held here.
Friday and Saturday, March Z and s,
Fountain City locally seems to be the
strongest contenders for the district
pennant Little is known of what
Brookville, winner Of 1916, will do this
year. Liberty of course, Is trying to
stay in the dark. Liberty has annexed
its usual long list of games won and
is presenting them as proof of its
ability to annex the district honors.
Connersville has been going strong.
February 1, Connersville took Rich
mond and within few days Liberty
annexed long score against the Con-
nersville aggregation. Rushville at
the first Of the season was not going
Strong, but as usual thing the down
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21
MUCH RHEUMATISM
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21
Five "Big Ten" Teams on
Iowa Baseball Schedule

IOWA CITY, Ia, Feb. 21-Five "Big
Ten" conference baseball games are
included in this seasons schedule OF
the University of Iowa. Seven of last
years players are back in school and
considerable promising material has
shown itself among last seasons fresh.
men.
There is a complete infield of veter-
ans, but so far no high calibre catcher
has been discovered. Hamilton and
Bedding will be the mainstays on the
pitching staff.
The schedule as arranged so far In
cludes these games:
April 25-Purdue at Indiana.
April 26-Illinois at Urbana.
May Illinois at Iowa City.
May 17-Notre Dame at Iowa City.
May 19-Michigan at Iowa City.
May 23-Notre Dame at Notre Dame.
May 24-Michigan at Ann Arbor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21
HOT CONTESTS
TO Be STAGED
HERE TONIGHT
Manual High Determined to
Win Honors From Rich
mond.

Two hotly contested basketball
games will be staged at the Coliseum
Friday night. The first game OF the
double bill will be Manual Training
high school and Richmond high game
The second feature will be the Earl
ham-Indiana Dental contest.
Both games have created much in
terest in the Richmond basketball
world. the first due to the coming
basketball tourney and the second
owing to Dentals-Butler game which
ended in a fight.
The Richmond high school boys have
recently hit q steady form Of training
and will continue to train up to the
time of the tourney here, March and
8. Coach Eckel's team as usual Is
light. while the Manual high basket
ballsrs present much heavier lineup
than the Richmond boys.
According to rumors coming from
Indianapolis, Manual team places its
prospects high for winning the game.
Although the Indianapolis fans do ad-
NIT that Richmond is going better
than at the first Of the season.
The Richmond team Is in trim for a
real scrap and will waste no time in
taking the conceit out of the Manual
basket shooters. Coach Eckel has
strengthened his team considerably.
and IL doping them to win but to do
90 the Richmond Red and Whites will
have to put over high grade of bas-
ketball full OF pep and fire. as Manual
Is out for the trophy this year.
Both Teams on Edge.
The second game on the double bill
at the Coliseum should II the dope
sheet IL right be hot one. In the
last game played by the Dents this
week with the Butler aggregation, the
game went on the rocks and was call
ed OF, the Christian delegation alleg-
ing that the Dents did not play
straight basketball.
Coach Moves huskies are able to
take care OF themselves and will
handle the Dental lineup with ease is
the belief of the Richmond fans.
Move has trained and built one of the
largest teams Earlham college has
ever placed on the basketball floor.
Heavy and large, trained to hair the
husky Earlham five will put up some
of the best fights this week and tbs
next ever seen on the Coliseum floor
Every night is practice for both the
Richmond high hve and the Quaker
basketball passing machine. Both
teams are on edge for Friday nights
games.
The lineup will be as follows, Rich
mond high school: Van Allen, Steg-
man, Porter, forwards; Dollins, center,
and Price, Eversman, guards. Earl
ham will start the game with Lawler
and Larsh at forward. Carey. center,
and Pitts and Johnson at guard. Meeks
will be in condition to play.
Saturday night the Earlham squad
will go to Charlottesville where one
OF the toughest games this season will
be played by the Quakers and Wabash
aggregations. Next Wednesday night
Coach Eckels proteges meet the fast
Fountain City five on the Coliseum
floor The coach has his team doped
as the runnerup in the district tour
ney. Fountain had a one man team
last year but even then did some good
work in the district tourney. We'd
nesday nights game is expected to
present what the Red and White are
up against.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21
HERE IS ONE THING THAT

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21
Attempts Reorganization
Of Garfield Athletics

Garfield athletics this year have
been considerably on the blink, due
first to the FLU conditions and now
owing to the fact that the playground
will not be repaired and possibly not
put into use.
Lyman Lyboult, director Of athletics
will attempt a reorganization Of the
athletic work there. A few basketball
games are being played but no regular
league was organized this year.
The Junior High school track boys
will get together this year and select
their thinly clad chiefs soon. Every
effort will be made to revive interest
in sports among the smaller boys.
However, under the conditions, Ly-
boult can do little.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-21
Basketball Results
RESULTS LAST NIGHT

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
At Bloomington-Bloom 45;
Martinsville, 10.
don, 10.
Sheridan, 10.
GAMES TONIGHT
At Indianapolis-Broa Ripple High
with Union; Shortridge with Bedford;
Technical with Thorntown.
At Observation-Disclosures with Man.
ual Training.
At Anderson-Anderson with Leb-
anon.