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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
FIRST Aid KITS FOR
WAGON PATROL.HEN.
NEW ORLEANS PL1N
Police .4rc Proridcd With
Equipment 10 Render
Emergency Help.
lBy Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept ALL mo-
torcyclc and wagon patrolmcn in the
city will go to their posts tomorrow
equipped with first-aid Kits. New Or
leans is said to hc the frst America n
city to adopt such plan. which owes
it's Introduction TO Police Physician
l.. Il. Chamberlain
Announcement of the innovation
tonight included statement that tho
police are not expected To amputatc
legs or set bones. but will be pro-
vidcd with equipment 10 give cmer-
,:cncs help pending the arrival Of an
ambulance Axes and orowbars will
I've added = the patr wagon equip
mcnt for service in wrecks ana other
accidents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
IsFFECT or PROCLAMATION
NOT KNOWN AS YET
~ Associatedprcss 4

.Sy Associated Press
MADISON. w. VA, Sept. 1-No
word came today from the gathering
place Of armed bands OF men assem-
Sled in the BlairJcffery district who
yesterday exchanged fire with Logan
County deputies. volunteers and State
troopers patrollng Spruce Fork
Ridge. 1t was impossible TO learn
what effect president Hardings proc
iamation commanding dispersion had
1n the men. Whether they suffered
casualties in yesterdays encounter,
was not known here. although ru-
mors were that some of the men wcre
hit.
Major C.. T.. Thompson. u. $. A.,
was reported TO have gone to Ciothier,
near Jeffcry and Blair. to talk things
over with the forces there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Prohibit Meetings In nerl,o.

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The police pr.si-
dent has prohibited various indoor
ana outdoor meetings arranged for
Friday TO celebrate the anniversary
or Sedan. on the ground that national
celebrations recently organized had
tecn misused for the gloriRcation of
the monarchy and tho ridiculing Of
republican institutions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
GOVERNMENT MAKES FINAL,
a. I:FFORT FOR PEACE
tBy United Ncve

tBy United News.l
= ri'tNisl-sSToN, w. VA. Sept. L.
Ohited states government If;
5n'ahihs one more effort. which is ex-
necled to he the last, to persuade
inc hellicose miners of West Virginia
i"y down their arms. quit the field
Emu return TO their homes.
ohouid they do so, thoy are assured
|Ry Brisadier-Gencral H. II. Band
lYoitZ. y. ). ~. they need not fear
(s2sinS any lawful advantage thew
Rw hold In tho controversy with tho
1fhNe owners, mine guards and M.
thoritfes of West Virginia. AS tho
representative OF the' War Depart.
1nent, General Bandholtz sent star
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

MARITAL LAW TO FOLLOW
hcti'r Intervention az Federal Gov
crnment Pr"bnblr ns TUiuy's
DcNrlopmrnt

tHAHLESTOS. ". VA, Sept -
nriGndicr-GcncraI II. IL. RundhoItx
carly this morninE announced TINT
he Ind sent II TELEGRAM Ia the WASH
fnEton Wnr Department. Requesting
lint Federal troops he sent into
4 West Virginia nj once.
General BandhoitEs announcement
follows.
{4i"I nm satisfied the minrr, Will ,,t
obey tho Presidents proclnmn,ion
have dispatched IA telegram tn
Washington rraucstinE thnt Federal
yoops Dc sent intn West Virginia
I'm IN ~dint-iy."
General Bnndhoitz's dccIsIor wn,
reached nftcr he hnd listened To N
report mndc by Colonel stanley IL.
Ford and MINOR &. II. Thompson. who
late Inst night returned from n trip
9lonE the Boonc-I.ognn County line.
General Bnndholtx. when uucstinnrd
ns to when the Presidents procinma-
tion Of martial law would he pro-
muiEnted, replied that he could not
= stntc the cinct hour, b,ft cxpresscd
the view TINT Il would be promul-
gated Immediately after receipt Of
his telegram mt the wnr Department..
hThc general added thnt he assumed
fmnr tinl inv would bc effective in I'm
nnwhn. Hoonc. Fnycttc, Logan nnd
MInEo Counties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

WASHINGTON. Sept. The re-
quest Of BriEndicr-Gcnrrai II. IT,.
Bandhoitz for Federal troops In the
West Virginia strike nrcn. wa. re-
ccivcd nj the War Department mt I 10
O'Clock this morning, and Immediately
SJeferrcd 10 Mnjor-GencrnI IIa-board.
snsIstunt chief OF stuH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

Every Sunday In septomber. C. q O.
Seaside Excursions. $40 round trip
trip Ocean yiew---s trains, 80 A, W.
3 A. VI. and u noon.--Adverttpeme
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

s4.S6 BALTIC. and return. Buddio
Week Celebrations. York River Line.
S0JlE. Main.-Advertiseme
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01
Certain Relief From
Bronchial Asthma
Simple Home Treatment Makes
Breathing Easy

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01
SNEERS keep Centre
FROM PLAYING Tech
nv Associated Pressl

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. Anonymous
letters and kilograms from Atlanta
contained "sneers and insults to Cen
ire college have prevented Georgia
Tech and Centre from arranging
footbaIl game for 1922 in Atlanta, 1t
vas said today by DIR. S. 5. Wallace
of the Georgia Tech Athletic commit
tee. ,,,. .--oo-r,.s
DR.. Wallace made public excerpts
from a letter from J. B. Wood, OF chi
cago alumni manager of Centre attn
Ietics saving this fall we have been
receiving regularly letters, kilograms
marked copies of papers. covered Win
snaers insults and the like.
Mr. Wood added, according to Ut,
Wallace, that injustice to Tech, l
should say they are most likely IN no
,rav responsible" but that it was teIl
" would be best to defer game IN
Atlanta until this spirit among the
foljowers and sympathisers has un
dergone a change. --. -o-.
DR. Wallace issued a statement say
inc no one connected with Georgia
Tecb and no friend of the school mad
anything to do with sending such com
mnnications to Center college author
tiles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01

Beeson spent Thanksgiving with his
brother Will Beeson near Bentonville.
Mrs. Everett Spencer has return
ed TO her home in indianapolis after
a few days visit with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Woodward and other relatives.
go. Shawley O'Connell spent his va
cation here with his grandmother,
Mrs. Martha Butler and other relatives.
returning to him home in Indianapolis
Sunday evening. .... Mr.. and Mrs A.
w. Laymon entertained few relatives
and friends at dinner Sunday in honor
of their son Riley's birthday. Ed
Stewart, Ed Davis and Irwin Gausnell
are slowly improving from the acct
dent last Friday while returning home
from work and was hit by an automo-
bile driven by Alpheus Huddleston.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank entertained a.
Thanksgiving dinner the latters par.
ents, DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Huddleston OF
Winchester, and Mrs. Ida OIer
Mr.. w. E. Floyd and family spent
Thanksgiving at Mooreland, with Mr.
and Mrs. Swearinger,. Floyd Moore
mad family of Anderson spent part of
4t'~'N ''trA " III his IIOtHSI, MIS-
Sarah Moore. ...... Rev. A A Turner
accompanied by several other men
from here assisted in building the tab
ernacle at Cambridge City, Monday
and Tuesday. Mrs. Luella Frazee
Z had as her Thanksgiving guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wood of indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H Morris and daugh-
/ ter, Ruth and Mr.. Harry Bell OF Green
tleld..... %. D. Hall and family spent
from Thursday until Sunday with rel
atives at New Albany. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. John Scott and daughter Mary.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Smith were
guests of Horace Hubbard and fam
! lily at Cambridge City Thanksgiving
/ day. Rev. \. L. Sokwitne began re-
Vival meetings at Sugar Grove L. B.
church Sunday evening and will CON
! tinue indefinitely. The Bazaar Civ
en- by the Francis Asbury class will be
/ held in the Hoffman building Thursday
and Friday Dec. I and ,. Dinner will
/ be served Thursday at the noon hour,
$500. Mrs. Margaret Steffenson was
called 10 Indianapolis last Friday by
the illness of her daughter Mrs
Stultz.. Mr. and Mrs. Condo of, Per
shlng were guests of DeVaughen and
family THANKSGIVING. .... Mrs. Sarah
Demaree has gone to indianapolis 10
spend the winter with her children.
.... Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Oler spent
! Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas E. Lamb in Richmond. Mrs
Oler did not return home until FRIDAY
evening
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01
EkRLHAM FIVE GOES
into FIELD SATURDAY

The new Earlham college basket
ball team built up by Coach Ray Move
TO replace the quintet of last season.
which was broken up by the loss Of
five letter men, will start its season
at Fort Wayne next Saturday night
against ConcOldia college. AS many
new men as possible will be given a
chance against the Concordia FIVE.
When the call for basketball prac-
tice was issued this fall Coach Move
found Lawler, Johnson. Carey. Hall
and Beck missing. These five all won
their letters in basketball last season.
Goar, Hadley and Townsend were the
only e men left.
Several new men are being tried out
by Coach Move Among them are
Norris, Kendall and WinsIow. These
three men have had basketball expe-
rience, however. Morris played on the
Whittier college five, Kendall at Thorn
town high school and Winslow at Fair
mount academy
Coach Move is planning a number
of pre-Christmas games for Earlham in
order to give the squad some expert
ence. One game has been scheduled
with DePauw at Greencaste Dec 10.
and it is probable that at least two
more games will be arranged to be
played before the holidays.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01
BETSY ROSS QUINTET
LEADING COMMUNITY
SERVICE NET LEAGUE

Games scheduled for the Community
Service basketball league for Thurs
day night have been postponed until
a later date due to the fact that the
high school gym will not be available
on that night. Efforts were made 10
obtain another gym did not material
ize. The games will be played off as
soon as possible.
Having won four games and lost
one the Betsy Ross team is leading
the league with an average OF 500,
they closely followed by the Kaysees
who have won three games and dropp-
ed only one, giving them an average
of $50. The Betsy Ross dropped its
first game of the season Tuesday
night to the Quaker Maids in hard
fought battle.
All of the teams have added strength
to their lineups and some very fast
games are being played in the league.
The Quaker Maids started out with
one of the weakest teams in the
league but with several additions now
have one of the strongest and Will
put up a strong fight 70 rthe leader
ship. Every week new players are
! breaking into the lineups and the
games are becoming much faster.
! The Beverage company holds down
! the cellar position, playing four games
without winning one, in the Official
standing, although they have win
over the Motorcycle club, the game
was forfeited because the Beverages
used an ineligible player.
| The league standing to date is as
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01
STENGER CONDITIONS
MEN FOR BASKETBALL
GAME WITH MILR0Y

High school basketball men are be
ing pushed into condition this week
by Coach Stenger in an effort to round
out the team and get to work on the
real practice for the coming game on
Dec. 9 with Milroy at that place.
Stenger has had the men only during
the present week, but he has now
formed a conclusion as to who are the
best players for his squad, and he has
already cut the number down to about
%
Tuesday night the Hi lads held \
workout in the Coliseum and bene-
fitted by the convenience Of the larger
floor. Wednesday evening saw the
team on the high school gym tloor and
a general conditioning rehearsal in
force
The first selection of men includes
the following players: Nolan, Green,
Crafts, Harkins, Gaylor Spaulding.
Rost. Kennedy, Schumacher, Kessler,
Amick, Mulligan and several other
men who promise to develop into val
liable material during the present sea-
son.
Shows Much Promise.
This wears Hi squad promises to
be fast on Offen>a and very effective
on defense. The forwards which are
available are of the fast type and pro
vided they get their eye on the basket
the team will prove a great scoring
machine
Stenger Is to take his understands
to the Coliseum for a workout Thurs
day evening and he intends to dwell
on the technicalities of the game.
| New uniforms have been ordered
and should be on hands in time fOl
the first game They are red anC
white, and across the front of the
shirt. is Richmond spelled out il
writing. This combination is brillian
but very effective for distinguishing
purposes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01
Suburban

WILLIAMSBURG, Ohio.-Miss Louis
Lamb of Glen Karn, and Otis Money
of this place. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Money, were united in marriage at
Greenyille, Ohio, Tuesday afternoon
They will make their home with the
groom's parents until spring.
George Moore and family spent Mon
day afternoon with Eddie Rife and
family. Miss Mary Williams spent
Sunday afternoon with Miss Marie
Harris. Ben Richards and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
Simpson. MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Chen
Oweth returned home Sunday after an
extended visit with their son Harley.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01
CUTE LITTLE KEWpIES
never LOSE LEAD IN
GAME WITH ANDERSON

The Camera Shop Kewpies defeated
the Anderson "All Stars" in the pre-
Iiminary contest at the Coliseum We'd
nesday night by the score of 30 TO Il.
The outcome of the contest was never
in doubt, the locals having the edge
throughout the entire 40 minutes of
play. Perfect offense tactics were the
features of the Camera lads play
Anderson presented a lineup Of ex-
perienced PLAYERS and was expected to
show a better fight than was exhibited
in their play Wednesday night. Every
man on their team had seen consid-
cradle experience on the basketball
floor. but they could not work the ball
into the Richmond defense with any
success for a short shot under the
basket,
Lehman and Brehm, of the Camera
lads, took the scoring honors of the
evenings performance with six and
eight field goals respectively. Lehman
displayed wonderful ability in cover
ig the floor on offense and cut off al
attempts on the part of Anderson men
to advance down the floor. His shoot
ing during the first han was remark
Rrehm displayed extraordinary ability
in covering the floor, getting down I'M
der the defense of the Anderson lads
for shots under the basket, and pass
ing to his mates for classy team work
Connecting with eight field goals, ht
took the individual scoring honors o.
the evening.
Eikerberry Shines
In the absence of n. MOnger, a
backguard, on account of a bad hand
Eikenberry put up a scrappy game anC
did not allow his opponents to scor'
| at close range His ability at thi
position probably will gain him recog
| milton in the future.
Handy was the only man on til
| Anderson squad to score consistently
! He opened up in the last half an
! dropped in five field goals. His shoo
ing, along with the floor work Of Ma
han and Swinford kept his team
| the running.
! The lineup and summary as follows
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01
Ohio State-Nebraska Game
In 1922 improbable, Report
CBY Associated Pressl

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. ACCEPT
ance of a proposal for a football
game between Ohio State and Ne
braska, 1921 champions of the Missouri
valley conference, for next year is
not deemed unlikely by athletic OF.
ficials at Ohio State
A telegram seeking information re-
garding contest was received from
the Nebraskans yesterday
Although next years schedule has
not been arranged, it is understood
that it has been tentatively agreed
that the Ohio State will face the same
opponents which were on its schedule
last season
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01

of Cleveland. Ohio. 49,. Mrs Viola
Richards spent the week end with her
son, Ivan Richards and family of
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Fred Ander-
son and Ray Irwin. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Irwin were married Thanks
giving day at 80 by Rev, Rotroff Of
Fort Jeffersor. Ohio. They will make
their home with both parents until
spring where they will go on a farm
on the Jackson pike. Those who al
tended the Infare dinner given by the
grooms parents were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Anderson and son, Harvey. Steve
FowbIe. Mr. and Mrs Ed Elias Of
Powerstation, Ind, MIR. and Mrs. Ray
mond KenwOrJhy. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Irviu.... My and Mrs Otto Harsh
man spent last Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs Frank Wiles. .... Mr.. and Mrs.
John Spencer spent Monday with Mr.,
and Mrs. Guy Spencer and family.
Miss Norma Chenoweth returned to
her school work Sunday at Franklin,
Ohio, after spending Thanksgiving
vacation with her parents, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Nern Chenoweth..... Charley
Buckley of Arba was a business visit
or here Monday evening. 90, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Anderson entertained Al a
six o'clock dinner Thursday evening
in honor of their daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs Ray Irwin. Those present were
Charley Irwin and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson OF Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01

Raymond Fowble of New Madison, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Elias of Power Station.
Mrs. Frank Wiles spent Sunday eve
ming with Mrs. William Purdy Miss
Ladris Chenoweth spent Wednesday
night with Miss Bessie Norton.
Chester Lantz spent Sunday afternoon
with Theodore Flatter Miss Ntrene
Slick of Richmond spent ThanksgiV-
ing with her father, Perry Slick and
daughter, Dorothy. Eddie Rife ana
family spent Wednesday with George
Moore and family. Mr.. Ralph Platt
spent Monday night at Richmond with
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nichols Elmer
Policy and family spent Saturday and
Sunday at Union City. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Moore spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rile Mikesell. Ray
Wright and family spent part OF last
week with Charles Cox and family Of
Carlos City,. Henry Bicknen and
family spent Friday at Richmond. ...
Carl Hawk was a business visitor at
Greenville, Monday. .... Mrs. Ella
Woods spent Wednesday evening with
Mrs, George Thompson. a.. Shirl Chen
oweth and family spent Sunday aft
ernoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Chen
oweth.
DUBLIN, Ind.,-Quarterly meeting
will be held at the East Main street
I. B. church next Saturday and Sun
day. Dec 3 and T. The business SEES
sion will be held Saturday beginning
at 1870 p. m. Preaching services Sun
day morning and evening by the pre-
siding elder, Rev. W. H. Zeigler..
Miss Florence Knipe has returned to
her school work at New Albany. Her
mother accompanied her back and will
spend the winter with her. Mr.. j
R Kellum is very i'll with pneumonia
$500. Mr. Joe Taylor and family moved
from the Bundy farm to Mt. Auburn
last Friday. Mrs. Sarah Huddles
! ton has returned home from two
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs
Lulu Smith at indianapolis. Mr.
and Mrs T. J. Butler entertained al
! Thanksgiving dinner Mr.. and Mrs
! Shawlev O'Connell 1900. Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Champe gave birthday sup
per last Thursday evening in honor o.
Morris Champe's seventh birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Smith are the par
tIlC0 vi q uduSuLtI Ala + dulIuV, Jul 1
Nov. 27..... Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Nc
Kee and daughter left for their homo
in Detroit, Michigan, after a few day.
visit with his parents. DR.. and Mrs
&c. Z. McKee, The Mothers club ar
making plans for a chicken supper il
the l. O. 0. F. hall on New Years eve
and a special program will be given Il
entertain all those that will come Il
see the Old Year out and the New Yea
in. The proceeds of the supper viii
go to the school ground fund to &c
, something to entertain the children.
, Harry Bell has returned to his hOm
in Greenfield after a weeks visit Wit
, Mr. O. II. Morris and family. Mrs
J \. l.. SOkustire arrived here last wee
to her home here. She could not com
sooner on the account of the Hines
Of her mother, Mrs. Mason. f
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01
Pirates Let Contract For
Arkansas Practice Field
(By Associated Press)

PITTSBURGH. Dec. l. - Barney
Dreyfuss. president of the Pittsburgh
national league club, announced today
that a contract has been let for the
enlargement of the Pirate practice
field at Hot Springs, Ark Special at
tention will be directed at the shallow
places in the outfield, Dreyfuss said,
Work will b. started soon in order
that II may be completed before spring
training starts
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01
Liberty to Usher Basket
Season in Saturday Night

LIBERTY, Ind, Dec. Liberty
high school basketball team will open
its season here Saturday night against
the strong Rushville five on the local
floor. Rushville presents strong
lineup this year and will push the
locals to the limit to cop the long
end of the score.
Liberty has practically every man
from last years squad back in school
this season and prospects for win
ming team are very bright.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-01
Richmond Rdyis Defeat
Bethel Quintet 28-lO

WHITEWATER, Ind. Dec. 1.-The
Richmond Rayls defeated the Bethel
basketball five on the local floor here
Wednesday night by the score OF Is
to 10. Ball, Hunt and Lake were the
bright lights for the winners, while
Monroe put up the best game for the
losers.