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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20

PART SIX
We had reached Baker Street, anu
had stopped at the door. He was
searching his pockets for the key,
when some one passing said:
Good night, Mister Sherlock
Holmes"
There were several people on the
pavement at the time, but the greet
ing appeared to come from slim
youth in an ulster who had hurried by.
I've heard that voice before" said
Holmes, staring down the dimly-ht
street @Now, wonder who the deuce
that could have been"
l slept at Baker Street that night,
and we were engaged upon our toast
and coffee in the morning when the
King of Bohemia rushed into the room
"You have really got it," he cried
grasping Sherlock Holmes by eithe;
shoulder, and looking eagerly into his
face.
Not yet"
But you have hopes?'
"I have hopes"
Then, come. I am all impatienoe
to be gone"
1--WE must have cab
mo, my brougham is waiting"
Then that will simplify matters"
We descended, and started OF once
more for Briony Lodge.
Irene Adler is married." remarked
Holmes.
Married! When?"
Yesterday"
But to whom"
sGTo nam &c
Norton"
But she could not love him."
81 am in hopes that she does
"And why in hopes?"
Because it would spare your Ma
jesty all fear of future annoyance. i
the lady loves her husband, she does
not love your Majesty. If she doe:
not love your. Majesty, there is no rea
son why she should interfere wit:
your Majesty's plan"
ct is true. And yet Well!
wish she had been of my own station
| What a queen she would have made!
! He relapsed into a moody silence
| which was not broken until we drew
! up in Serpentine avenue.
The door of Briony Lodge was open
| and an elderly woman stood upon thu
! steps She watched us with a sar
donic eye as we stepped from tn
| brougham.
"Mr. Sherlock Holmes, I believe?
said she.
Il am Mr. Holmes" answered m.
companion, looking at her with
| questioning and rather startled gaze
| Indeed! My mistress told me tina
/ you were likely to call. She left thi
! morning with her husband by tn
SIS train from Charing Cross for th'
Continent"
What" Sherlock Holmes STAG
gered back, white with chagrin AM
| surprise. do you mean that she ha
left England"
Never to return
And the papers?" asked the Kins
| hoarsely. "All is lost"
I'VE shall see" He pushed past tn
servant and rushed into the drawing
room followed by the King and myself
! The furniture was scattered about il
every direction, with dismantle,
shelves and open drawers, as if tn
| lady had hurridly ransacked them be
fore her flight. Holmes rushed at tn
bellpull, tore back a small slidin
shutter, and, plunging in his hand
pulled out a photograph and a letter
| The photograph was of Irene Adle
herself in evening dress; the lette
was superscribed to Sherlock Holme:
ESQ. To be left till called for" NJ
friend tore it open, and we all tire
read it together. 1t was dated at mid
night, and ran in this way:
MY Dear Mr. Sherlock Holmes
You really did it very we'll You too
me in completely. Until after tn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20

He is IN MS sew
entieth year. He
began his career as
a war correspon-
dent in Serbia in
1876, and since then
has described and
pictured battles all
over the globe.
Mr.. Villiers is
credited with being
the first to use the
cinematograph on
the field of battle,
and the first to ride
a bicycle on the
- - -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20

,
His experience keenly sharpened his
foresight In a lecture in Montreal
in 1910 he said
Aviation will play a great part in
the war of the future. and the country
that has developed aviation the high
est will be the strongest one. II
would be splendid thing for Canada
to lead the way and be ready for the
coming war. The coming war" With
whom? 1t is difficult to say with
whom first, but with Germany sooner
or later"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20
Memories Of Old DAYS
in This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

More than 100 members of the
Knights of ST John and ST. George
and the Ladies' Auxiliary of the two
orders attended the session of the
National Federation of Catholic So
cieties at Columbus, Ohio. The local
delegation and the city band attended
the session
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20
Correct English
Don't say:

Don't Say:
He has LESS books than |.
Not FEWER than II men serve on
a jury.
He repeated the story as NEAR as
possible.
am NEARLY the end of the story
| am not NEAR through with the
story.
Say:
He has FEWER books than /.
Not LESS than II men serve OF
a jury.
He repeated the story as NEARLY
as possible.
am NEAR the end of the story
am not NEARLY through witt
the story.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20

|DOUy was SWOlleH anu
i often had pains SO
I had to lie down. !
was treated by a
physician, but he did
not seem to help me
at all. My sister had
taken your medicine
with great results SO
II took Lydia E.Pink-
hams Vege ia BILE
Compound and nowI
am able to work and
feel like WORKING I
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20
GLAD TO GET RID OF 1T

Mrs. Mary Bourke, 1897 n. Allister
ST. San Francisco, Calf. writes: II
have been troubled with backache;
took two Foley Kidney Pills and they
helped me so good my back stopped
paining me l. am so glad to get rid of
it," Women doing homework. or en-
ployed in office or factory. who suffer
from backache, lame muscles, stiff
joints, rheumatic pains. biliousness or
other symptoms of kidney trouble find
relief in Foley Kidney Pills. A g.
Luken & Co, 626-62S Main St.-Adver-
tisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20
WITNESS PIONEER TRAIN
(By Associated Press)

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 20.-An av-
erage of 1000 persons an hour passed
through the depot sheds here recently
to see the famous Dewitt Clinton
train. Brief stops in many parts of
Indiana were made so the pioneer
train could be seen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20

BILE shack. 1t isn't fair, it isn't just,
for I'm the country's guest. and Hol.
land has an awful crust to touch my
treasure chest" The stolid Dutch.
men make reply, I'VE did not ask you
here; and if you think the taxes high
you'll find them worse next year"
Ger all the world the people groan
meath taxes, in despair; and Bill, the
exile from a throne, has helped put
the burden there.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20
BRED WALL.EYED PIKE

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 20-Wall-
eyed pike can be bred in artificial
ponds, according to the fish and
game division of the state conserva-
ton department. Several thousand
young wall-eyed pike about nine
inches long are being kept in local
hatchery for continuing the expert
ment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20
Who's Who IN the
DAYS News
FREDERIC VILLlERS.

Frederic Villiers, the famous British
war correspondent and artist was
honored with civil list pension of
G100 during the last financial year,
according to a dispatch from London.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20
TODAY'S TALK
BY George Matthew Adams Author of "You Ca
THE THISTLE

TFIE THISTLE
walking through field the other day and across
wonderful thistle things-in full flower.
beautiful were!
while school the old
farmer set cutting thsles wasn't enthusiastic about
consider began
he of
wonderful nowerfor is thous
nd n or
But why covered
pluck
this world that ought and which would do we
things
do little thinking and planning though we can get around
"prckers" hearts desires
o pricked!
The S
I words-hard
plain
coloringbut wonderful
fascinated hundreds Of and
ushered a whole garden
striving bring than
dream.
"prickers"!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20

One section Of the new Alaskan rail-
road was built at a cost of S25, 900 a
mile, owing to the unusual difficulties
encountered
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20
TWO SISTERS
GET help
Praise Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound for
what it did for Them

Hagerstown, Md was overworked
md my monthly periods stopped. Ny
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20

Next-"The Adventure of the En-
gineer's Thumb"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20

Readers may obtain answer to ques-
tions by writing The Palladium Cues
tions and Answers department.. AL
Questions should be written plainly and
briefly. Answers Will be given briefly.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

turning fr~Jpsu,,y 90 krp m, bacpu
irum burning pmu yrum me rt
.'hNias four Bhisspuonfl.s u INT .n
Tie run add uchaIt rugTuI og b.,
milk aul "u' rupuI ~ corn rpoA an.
. t' su''. u cooked corn u. used 10 a,...
. uo' ur'i Hs Iaus roukIu. season win
salt prIIer ana paprka aul scrv, u.
/ a h"t platter around thr bacon
I erune Pudding Take one ruprul ~
/ srount uncuusnt prur,>. one half Gun.
/ 'ul ~ sugar anG when HaV mixed aar
1 ~" well beaten egg, three cupfrr. us
/ mlIh "urhHIf trspa.n'u' NJ orange
extract Hud ou" fhI,A >.irr NJ huf,,r,t
bread Cur ih' bread ln small dice am
( str into the cUsta~' Rake SLOWLY nr
I tlI 'h" ru~fHra is SET and the hrcnF f,
I brown This tnkes aa hour and a omar
. ter IN SLOW oven 'n cook 'hr p-gr,-
eoaehea Eggs Win Cheese Sauce -
The thrifty housewife who has
parked her eggs when the price was ii.
lts lowest will NOW ho able In have ec.
Gl,hrs and not feel thar she Is extrBya
giant For three eggs and three slices
~ toast make one cupfu. II rr,arf
sauce using two Tablespoonful or hu,
ter, the same ~ nour and one cupfuf
~ milk with seasoning to TASTE AdI
chalf cupful or grated cheese an1
stir untiI the cheese is melted Rreas
the eggs into saIted water and poact
them uutil " the desired consistency
PIP the edges of well toasted bread
into hot water, arrange on tndIyldual
plates. butter and pour over the sauce
then place the wcll-drained egg ON
each II preferred the egg may be-
placed FIRST and the sauce poured owe,
a.
Alsaticn Pot Dinner. Take one cup.
ful each 81 finely cut carrots onions
yellow turulp md potatoes. two Gun.
fuls of cabbage, one,halt cuprul Of
green peas. one Glove Of garlic Re.
move the marrow from one pound Of
marrow bone cut II In thin slices ana
add some 10 the hot iron kettle, Cut
one pound Of pork in cubes. then put
It IN alternate layers with the veCcta
hles into the pot add the bone. two
tcaSpoonfulS Of salt and enough pcp.
per to season Cover tightly and cook |
In q hot oven thrce.quarters OF an |
hour DO not remove cover until II |
is ready 10 serve.
Nu.u hlAt~t |
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

Tahc Aspirin only a. tod 10 each
package Cd. g'nuu. Bayer Tablets Il
Aspirin Then sou vii te 20. owing
the directions and dosage worked ug'
hy physicians during - year. uuH
proved safe by millions. Take 10
chances w.'h substitutes II sou sr,
%. Eayer cross on tablets. you rsH
take them without fear iur Colds.
Headache Neuralgia. Rheumatism.
IJrauh' TnurAarhr lgm.aga ana
'or Pain Handy 'u huz., ~ twelve
'a'..'s cost f'W cents Druggists also
sell larger packages Aspirin is the
trade marx - Ilayor Manufacture "
M'uuucr'ieaeidcs'sr of SaIrvHeuald.-
Adv
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

fpcufNfnrndffd LYDIA p llfaEhafn veg
ctAbl. C1mpuun" ard have found great
relief since using L. Ny back u much
better and ! can sleep well, ! Keep
house and have The care ~ i've children
~ my work is very trying and am very
thankful ! have found The COMPOUND
such a help. ] recommend u 10 my
friends and II you wish " Use THIS Icttrr
! am very glad ~ help any woman Huf-
fcr.ng ~ ] wa until ! us-d LYDIA r.
Flnkham's Vegetable Compound -
Mrs MAuuE = TAYLOR. 0 St James
Place. kuHbury. Mass.
Baekache IL on. ~ the most common
symptoms ~ a displacement ur 5crangc-
mrnt u n. female system No woman
should make The mistake ~ trying 10
overcome II by heroic endurance. but
profit hyMrs uyluf'soETarencr and Try
lyd.AE Fiukham sNcgvtabirC COMPOUND
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP ROOT

fHf many YEAR, lussz's have watched
NFh WH.H interest i0r remarkable fr.url
maintained H D. kI.msfs swamp i,a.f.
ths great sIir1 asrf and biaa4sf ura.
rIHr
li Wa IhFsUsH.s prescription
SCAMP lsHHi as sutngbrrIus ms3..
eiHs. D. Ltips iAa a...ls-A- lRrf aHl H.##
der iH tbs v#f4 nature intended iasy
should d.
saaHr 4 go bee stood shs ,r,t n YEAR,
Il 10 saI4 Ny aH 4ugssis uu be rsr'
and u 'haal as.p sou ~ other lisrt
medicine sas sH u.ar, friends
d, sur Co. sri swamp Root ari start
treatment a' "Uns
HHsv,tr 4 sou web nr' q. tees 'hs
great pfrfaa'.ur ssri '-' o-His iH ~
h liner GO. HnsharfuH. y y. iHf e
sample bottle When writing " s4r, and
mention the psHsr AHv
The curtain - 'by future is Away.
down.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
Cntarrh Can BE Cured

tHiaifl 10 local diseases Eftauy iunu.
thfrH - constitutional conditions tt
Wsui HALLS DArANkN MfuitlAE
u ihtrH lhtufHhIlf aEd a.UH thTHuEH
tie Blood On ths Mulu4u nuFfA 90 ~
ut system. HALLE tArA tt ~
MEDICINE deslF.Fs tHs foundation 81
TIE d.s'asf Ehsa Toe patient tirsIEtn ~
luFfNilIt tir ErHrTaI health aUg assists
~ 4fr lH doing 10 suFE
Al hfsKFlsiH Circulars free
~ J 1hsEsy CO, Iglsdu uhio,
Mh'Y wm'E iaits Wr never sIup 10
criticize lis grammar
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
re l.., - sn,,, So

T"1fh Wur.rs. r,la,ss. fu..ans,,
or i'gh.us u Say. With Cuueara uu'.
u,n' fh,H ha'As With Cuuf4u sHar
an1 tH' water Rios. iry gently aaI
dust ua o. utur Cuurun TaIrgH 90
leave fasHraua. fragrance go sA.a.
Ev,fyv here -. ,arh.-Aiv.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

~ -aArs .uara.s 90 D.. $50 aviator d"
0'as sad ~ nr4rasy, ryl 'fr,i NJ
tla.s &C. NH| ye' rs vuu.3 De- d
comfort q I ua4.t sail my a,yrr into
itr ..rals sr,ra fHer, aau'tat o.,
aag r.A e @Hs'... q r,sst,s. b,-r'
lc. rauI.r ag au .rsH',I traffic gny
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

table blood ryme,!y your
drlggist keeps. Is sNrcll-
ont. Start snnsh.ng
your blood With SSS TO-
DAY and write about your
condition g Chief Mcli-
cal Adviser. s3s SWss
Laboratory. Atlanta. ca.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

siuniirnl had diAEy
spells and AZ my
monthly periods Il
NAf almost imps-
Fible 70 keep around
AZ my work Since
my last baby came
two year, ago my
back has i-eb worse
and no position !
could get N would
relieve H. and dc
tors madeleine did
noths b. m. Afriond
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

hrr n; th. fatally vfI, 80
SOS
Sgga~ Dush itr7u
uue ha.f puurH ~ 'r.uIs
Sliced strip, ~ hacw r
q bot try.Us gan uud ..ga
until hy bacon a. .r.
and brown occasionally
InurLME Il .-r IL ~
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
AnotNrr SAW a, Art

\ family vt'h au artistic temper.
smru' .sat REALLY as much ~ an al.
d.'nu 90 a ueishnurhund as uar own.
EH. sfrp.a1H,f Nrhspa G1anc
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

of laA. inHuu si'h ealH water. add au
onion. hal' carrot. taIf rupfui Of
''''f1 leaves ihrv" branches " pars.
ley, chopped hul ru.1A,d 10 two ta.
hi"si"ptIfuls ~ m lst simmer, close.
y covered, fuf iaIf au hour strain
on %" l'qp.t hui g. quar-, ~ ths
soup ~ broth aii 'iIri ~ a cup.
iAi ~ minute 'HIIura cooked In n pint
- mlIs Until transparent. adj tea
'l'-'tfui ~ mur' ~ sHIf. one ihirf -
a i'nst""n''n ~ Iaprsa. one cupful
~ '''am aHd hal' d p,,uud ~ fresh
~" hsh rut 'n fa'fIurh ru,.s Let
'"'b over hH..H. water tea minutes
hha ssft' uIfh olives
Creole Stew Take ono pound ~
lean i"vf "f % medium sized fowl. two
'HfH.s ~ '"ma'n,. one .upful ~ car
T"'s go" rurfl. - ,lupi.I su-., Pep
per un' iaf rHl'al - rirr on.
fourth ~ .Gp'sf - chopped onion
H" ''asIs - sHH' Hut unr table
sis.'u'uI = "a cur %. meat 10
I'"'"s, melt 90. 'af a1i 'hr onions
l'ii"r- meat ur chicken. brown In
u" 'ai Iu' ln 'hr cooking vessel
Nt'h 'hr -u~H'rg. ria.. vegetables
Ht4 "n' |gr'4' - boiling water. sim.
H."f f.r ur" hair hour then put into
'h' rH.k'f f"f it-s~ hour without she
s"ai''Hues ~ fvn hour with them
N.'h chicken aui nkra instead ~ 'hr
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

ir .WF1NrF.fhei } 4
carr q ralrsh tho l..ly
- fIwayr ttr waste as
uai arr attended
NAfH yugr BLOOD is
i-F4rr. i'sh.ar Garlrg
ng e-F'H-s often
tvak gg; All yogr 8 ,iy
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

sets run down and wsAk-sasy prry
f1r disease T. h. safe, keep the
circulation wholesome.
For this SSS. the famous ycge-
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
sterr Deai

Mnasy may ta.s ba, hayr ynu ever
nu' '..sI hpN Lar5 %. h-aaag u ..
pb.a yuu cau I7-tEauuasu ~.
a. .r
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
THE DEBT
~ MILDRED WAITE.

ir ..v fuf.uu situation. li-r $40,
TIE 'uE h,I -tr .uy uu. sold h,n,arl
her Hs WAS this great home WHHh
siI'' .Hf, her sh,Ii-F. ~, wondered
to-. .I frruiy, What sumrhuiy Was
f".'- fu 800 about it all ~ cuufs,.
'h'. ''rs'.f could du nothing
N"' yugr spine Is Injured ~ that
| Jon "HHr't move without usslsiuu,r.
When 500 have been stricken help.
lees hHa are ut least removed from
responsibility l'uus' suppgs"i thu'
! h"f hraTi had h.srn uuml,.,d lu th. Hu.
i"'u"'.' accident II not. why should
sh' ''r. su ltgl,1
sg".f dire tragedy bad descended
al"n Dee Boo iAr sudden loss ~ father
ant h.H' nud protection. fuIlualug
TIE s's.E.rE misfortune - her uNu
''fr'H.. accident Was u that her
h"Hf #rr'.y refused 20 sur,r more
-, 'afHr' her face YEARLY. man
stood .T ihr doorway INSTANTLY LIN
u'' ra.srl Lis identity.
"lus sH- asked family. "nrr the
new owner q GrByspu hpus.' The
uHr ~ Wruw father owed money
AIN % h.s money!
o., visitor aAp uns yt'gug nui
k.a.f srHt' drew u,urr liIs ,y,,
~ Do ...ari down upon CO., girls
HnH"r.s, face. grew SIT with gym
paH.
'|.s l..rr'" b" answered. usIUg
be- ''hrfs lam. f,f her. u nm John
iH. 1.a must often ha,, heard
- rs Mv loan g. your father 10
BE pressing heed was 'l- lpaH =
fr' a"uI1 ha1. dispensed NluI
PAYMENT Hui your father. honor
fur..t im Go make viii. though
msIf r.N r,fgs. 20 collect my
claim ! cannot ignore w.Ilyt prop
"r's The hHgs. ls h'gu-a'icG 90
m' nrf 600 els. that James GruysHu
pnsv.s..1 nrt personal request
nH".' H|fh which. I hHle 'u comply
TH.' -.tY.,' fn. care = Yourself
Na Q" p" made i'rmuA.ut
'tr To-. marriage"
o., crippled grrs mo. flushed
-. ., ,ui tht, r-,,r..r. aaat.
"I father ,.. WHISPERED "te
r. r.f holm na, rfra 90. m. Haf
81. ..st.f f.' f..r. f.r.n r..f..f.. '..f
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cd fri.rt Ars .r.-.,.t n.t fayrrs.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
the Sap of Life;
Keep 1t Pure

You Frav ~ gnol Mood tire
rrvus ty sAr EFh blood. r.'g,,
uaa Cod sap. sturdy irrs kssg
ts h,zsJ hsA.thy Af4 whalssUmc.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28
ASPIRIN

Name 'Bayer" on Genuine
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

million no us
WIlrs and cWnks
is what shall VI.
hHNr bT dinhsri
Fsh Soup
Cover the skin.
liss ~ .syerhi
ush twi. had
dock nnun,i.f
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-28

The curtain ~ no, future is Away.
down,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-26
HIGH SCHOOL BUCKS
0UAKERS TO PREPARE
FOR ELKHkRT TUSSLE

Coach Stenger's high school football
men bucked the Earlham college men
on Reid Field Tuesday evening in a
scrimmage which lasted for several
periods. The team which opposed the
high school men was composed of first
and second string men.
The high school team, is renewing
its old time vigor to get in fighting
trim for the coming game with Elk
hart in that city, Saturday.
Last year Elkhart defeated Rich
mond on Reid Field by the narrow mar
gin of one point Each team scored a
touchdown apiece, but the Elkhart
lads gained the edge by kicking goal
after the touchdown when the locals
failed at this scientific factor of the
game. Richmond intends to avenge
last years defeat by trouncing Elkhart
on her own field by comfortable mar
gin and bring the lost laurels back to
her own city.
Works Men Hard.
Stenger worked his men hard
against the Earlham eleven Tuesday
night.
High school has a backfield which
has been penetrating nearly every line
for all kinds of gains this year and is
made up of mostly new men. Brown,
Kennedy, Malone and Loos are per-
forming in the backfield this year
with remarkable skill and their sensa-
tional plays are gaining them prestige
in high school circles in Indiana Cap
tain Tom Schumacher is the only vet
eran of the backfield and his exper-
fence and ability carries all the bur-
dens of the winning combination
which it has turned out to be.
Line is Strong.
The line has not failed to hold down
the Indiana opponents which have
been met this year, thus far Green,
Gaylor Spaulding, Mattox and Kohnle
have formed the big noise for the Red
and White in the defensive play and
with the assistance of Mulligan, Mol
an and Stanley at the end positions
playing both offensive and defensive
in wonderful style, the team has de.
veloped into a wonderful scoring com
bination.
Sam Green did the unexpected in
Saturdays game by blowing through
the Knightstown line for a 1O-yard
gain and first down and his success
at this play insures him the job OF be
ing called back for any emergency
which would call for big gain.
The final practice will be held
Thursday afternoon and on Friday the
team will go through its signals and
Deserve all it's strength for the big &C
at Elkhart. which promises to be
battle royal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-26
Single G Training at
Indianapolis Race Track

Kentucky, noted for its famous
horses and horesmen, has nothing on
Indiana as a residence for steeds of
world renown, according to l. N.
Brown, SECRETARY of the state board of
agriculture, who says that the horses
being trained on the Indiana state fair
track at Indianapolis this fall are sur
passed by few in the country.
Among the famous residents of the
state fair barns are Single G, Shawnee
and Jeanette Rankin. Single G, one of
the fastest PAGERS in the United States
was first around the track Is times
during the racing season, out of a total
of 16 races. He was beaten in the
one race by Peter Manning, champion
trotter of the world. He enriched his
owner with purses aggregating be
tween $4,000 and $4,000. jeanette
Rankin captured IL out of 16 races
and won about $4,000 for her owners
Shawnee Conner.
Shawnee, Mr. Brown said, is young
but he has the blood of winning har
ness horses in his veins and is expect
ed to bring in the money. He is q
half-brother of both Single G and Peter
Manning.
eff these horses were in Lexington, >
said Mr.. Brown, they would be placed
on exhibition and admission would be
charged to see them. Here, they trair
unnoticed, and people don't seem tt
realize that they have some very ia
nous horseflesh parked in their OWL
front yards
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-26
BABE RUTH TO KNOW
FATE IN TWO WEEKS

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Babe Ruth
basebalrs home run King, will know
his penalty for violating the rule
against post-season transforming by
worlds series players in about two
weeks, it was learned here today
Judge Lands, baseball commissioner
is now preparing his decision, it is
understood.
The Judge said today he had seen
nothing but newspaper reports of a
proposed visit from Ruth to apologize
for violating the rule and in any case
Ruth's apology would have no bearing
on the judges decision.
Suspension for a part OF the next
baseball season was reported to be
under consideration as Ruth's punish
ment. a short time ago. but Judge
Lands refused TO give any indication
of his decision in advance OF its
announcement