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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-01

Harry Frazee, owner of the Boston
Red Sox, has been called the cham
wrecker of baseball clubs. His whole.
sale peddling of the star members of
the Hub team since he assumed con-
troll of the club earned him the sob
riquet.
And there is no doubt but what
Frazee has managed his ball club with
but one end in view-to pay off the
mortgages on it.
The sale of Babe Ruth for S125,000
after he had set record in hitting
home runs, was the first deal to draw
attention to Frazee. The more recent
deal whereby he let his two star pitch
ers and one of the greatest short
stops in the game go to the Yankees,
was another high spot in his career as
an auctioneer.
Frazee is known nationally as .
theatrical man, having had marked
success in producing and managing
productions on Broadway and on the
road. That he realizes the value of
publicity has been evident in his
handling of the baseball team. His
constant clashes with Ban Johnson
and Bans followers have drawn at
tention to him and the club frequently.
He is good business man and has a
pleasant personality.
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TO FIGHT RICHARDS
At DAYTON MONDAY

DAYTON, Ohio, March Patsy
Dugan. Toledo featherweight who
meets Blockie Richards, local scrap
per In 12-round decision bout at TIL
angle park Monday night, March g.,
arrived in town today and will finish
his training at the Miami Athletic
club gym, working out in public each
afternoon.
Another contest for Monday night
that is attracting the attention OF the
local fans is the 10-round semi-windup
between Johnny Mccoy of Cleveland
and Eddie McManus, local bantam
weight.
In special eight-round bout, Tut
Jackson of Washington, c. H, will
meet Young Sam Langford, another
colored heavyweight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-01

Dale Harhns, diminutive forward
of the Richmond high school basket
ball team, has held down a berth on
the team during the past three sea-
sons. He Is small, that's true. but his
eye for the basket has gained him a
place on the five for three years. Give
him a side shot from a difficult angle
and he usually makes it.
Harkins Is dribbler and Is an elus-
i've sort of player who is hard to
guard, once he gets started. He start
ed good in the Newcastle game and
was good for field goals in the needy
moments.
He is playing his last year. His
work is expected to materially aid his
teams chances in the tourney.
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DISTRICT TEAMS TRY
OUT AT COLISEUM

Looks like competition will be keen
in the coming games in the tourney.
Connersville. Whitewater and Econ
omy took their turns, respectively,
Wednesday afternoon with practice
sessions at the Coliseum. Although
the latter two will not be feared ex-
tensively in the dope at the tourna-
ment, Connersville is looked-to, to give
each team real battles for honors.
Connersville has been accustomed
to a much smaller floor than the one
at the Coliseum, and they are endeav-
oring to become used to playing on the
larger floor in preparation for their
initial game in the tourney.
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Green's Fork Letter Says
Team Was Not Barred

Green's Fork high school manage
ment, in a letter to the local high
school principal, declared that their
team had not been barred by the In
diana High School Athletic association
for competition in the district tourney
which will be held in Richmond.
The real reason for Green's Fork
being out of the tourney this year, Is
that several of the regular players are
ineligible and the entry into the tour
ney was withdrawn.
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ATHLETICS SILVER

EAGLE PASS, Tex, March IA
cold, drizzling rain has kept Connie
Mack and his Philadelphia Athletics
close to the stove. Yesterday was
one Of the coolest days here in years,
following a night of rain, and the
players were kept off the field all day.
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RAIN BoTHERs SPEAKER

CLEVELAND, March Il Unless
rain subsidies at Dallas today, Man
ager Speaker, of the Cleveland Indi-
ans, probably will call off the first ex-
hibition game there Saturday, reports
received here from the spring train
ing camp indicated. The Indians are
scheduled to meet Dallas Saturday
and Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-01
HERE'S BRAVE FAM;
HE DOPES TOURNEY

Richmond's foremost dopester Of
dopesters has ventured to bring be-
fore basketball fans the scores which
he declares will be made in the tour
nament. This follower of the net
game is a very prominent fan who
should know what he is talking about
in choosing the scores and winners
OF the games. Persons who differ with
him may dope it to suit themselves.
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OcIcHce has at last SHOWN now we some
times grow weak, thin, and emaciated
on an abundance of food (lacking in
vitamines) while with much smaller
amount of food, rich in vitamines, we
may quickly take on good firm flesh,
increase in weight, and make remark
able gain in strength, energy and en-
durance, provided your blood contains
sufficient quantity of oxygenated or
ganic iron to enable your body to as
simulate your food properly.
without organic iron both food and VI
tamines are absolutely useless as your
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matter INTO i1vlng cells and tissue unless
you have plenty of organic iron in your
blood.
For centuries scientists tried in vain to
make organic iron. At last the problem
was solved SO that you may now obtain
pure organic iron like the iron In your
blood from any druggist under the name
Of "Nuxated Iron
purchaser of Nuxated Iron, who wishes
something to help put on flesh or in
crease weight, large regular 81 leo
package Of Genuine Yeast Vitamine
Tablets absolutely free. Be sure to
mine Tablets with Nuxated Iron. Do
not be mislead by limitations which Of
ten contain drugs,
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DePaulu Fiue Puts Aways
Lake Forest With Ease

GREENCASTLE, Ind, March DE
number of the Lake Forest five here
Tuesday night, winning by the score
of Sc to 10. Coach Walker used his
entire squad during the contest, max
ing many substitutions. The score at
the end OF the first half was 90 to 8.
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Totals. 1896 1874 331
High average-Thomas, 1853.
High score-Sweet, 1876.
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The Betsy Ross and the Motorcycles
staged a real battle on the Y floor
that required three extra periods of
play to decide the winner. The game
was inclined to be rather rough, es,
pecially in the final minutes of play
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One of the odd facts in connection
with snow crystals is that practically
all of the hundreds of different varie-
ties are hexagonal in form.
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GIANTS LOOK AT SKIES.
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, March members
of the New York Giants, summoned to
begin their spring training in the
south, woke up today in San Antonio,
Texas, and cast anxious eyes at the
heavens. Chilly rains have the lot
of the Alamo city, and the worlds
champions were worrying over the
prospects of being forced to delay the
process of loosening up their throwing
arms Twenty-four men arrived ct
San Antonio yesterday, and others
were expected early today.
Tn tha limited States there are 23S,
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ATLAS GIRLS win
over VISITING TEAM

Atlas girls basketball team defeated
the Indianapolis Glove maidens in a
real scoring game Tuesday night in
the high school gym by the score of
% to IL. Hollingsworth, of the Atlas,
was the star of the game with 10 field
goals.
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Basketball Scores
COLLEGE

COLLEGE
Valparaiso, 81; Wheaton, IL,
DePauw, Sc; Lake Forest, 10.
Hanover, IS; Indiana Dentals, 20.
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to fill up. This fact always makes
me think of the Rev. G. Washington
White, who startled his congregation
one freezing night with the bitter re-
mark:
"'Oh, men folks, men folks! All
knows yo'! Yo' wears out de knees
o. yore pants prayin' all winter, and
den yo' wears out de seats backslidin'
all summer!"
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Substitution-Cleme for Frank
lin.
Field Goads-Starr 1, Johnson 4, Hell
Ter 8, Owens 4, c. Porter 2, Mayer 2.
Foul Goals-Starr Q, Mayer 1.
Referee-Sickman
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-01

In the United States there are 1885,
51S miles of railroad in operation, ex-
elusive of double tracks and sidings.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-01

CHIPS AND SLIPS
Bishop Flipper said in a humorous
after-dinner speech in Atlanta:
"As the weather grows colder the
warm and comfortable churches begin
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ToHelpP utonG oodF irm
Flesh and Round Out
Your Face and Figure

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ing Results Get FREE Package Today Explained
Below TRY Them for Ten DAYS and Watch the Resuts
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Field Goals-Eikenberry 1, Brenm 4.
Crandall 1, Webb 2, Mansfield l, Reid
2, Medearis 1, Title 2.
Foul Goals-Webb 1, Reid 2, Me-
dearis 2.
Referee-Ward.
The Hills Ladies' had little trou-
BILE running away from the Kaysees in
the second game and scored almost
at will during the entire contest In
the first half the Kaysees failed to con-
meet for a single point, missing many
chances at the basket, as did the Lad.
dies. At, the intermission period the
score was 16 to 0.
Eubanks led the scoring. making
eight baskets from the field, while
Dillon scored two baskets for the los
ers
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Princeton architects have ended
their work of aiding reconstruction in
France and have returned home dec
Grated with medals by the city of
Scissors.
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lineups and summary:

SuUBtfCuCIUIIS = bT uiIIcy TOT
banks, Moore for O'Neal, Pfafflin for
Turner, Turner for Pfaffiin.
Field Goals-O'Neal 2, Eubanks 8.
Davis /, Mcbride 2, Sudhoff 2, Metz /,
Dillon 2, Turner 1, Dehner 1.
Foul Goal-Sudhoff.
Referee-Sickman.
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Staging rally in the second half
that fell one point short, the Starr
Piano team went down to defeat at the
hands of the Williamsburg team by the
score of IS to II, in we'll played
game. The Williamsburg team had
lead of five points at the halfway point
and time was the only thing that saved
them from defeat.
Johnson scored four field goals for
the winners. Owens, Of the losers,
also scored four goals from the field.
The lineups and summary:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-01

Totals. 1926 964 9S7
High average-Riner, 1888.
High score-Riner. 211.
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MOTORS, HILLS LADS,
WILLIAMSBURG FIvES
EMERGE VICTORIOUS

1t required three overtime periods
for the Motorcycles to take the num-
Der OF the Betsy Ross Ave In the first
game OF the Community Service league
contests on the "Y" floor Tuesday
night. The final score was II to 16.
The game was hard fought throughout
and the winner was not decided until
the final whistle OF the third extra pc
Rod. The score at the end of the first
half stood 9 to 6 in favor of the Betsy
Ross flve.
Scoring honors during the contest
went to Brehm, OF the Motors. who
made a total Of eight points. He also
played a good floor game. Beissman
and Title played the best game for
the losers. The scoring was evenly
divided among the losing players.
The lineups and summary:
Motorcycles tn Betsy Ross l16o
Eikenberry.. F. ....... Mansfield
Brehm- .........F .........-.. Reid
Crandall. .........C........ Medear1s
Webb. ......... o.. Beissman
J Mott. G. .......... little
Field Goals-Eikenberry 1, Brehm 4.
NFarcfald Pnid
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-04
Ripping Rhymes
WINTER GOES
BY Walt Mason

The winter days are flying, the
tempests feebly roar; so let's have
done with signing, for spring is at the
door; the grass will soon be spring
ing, the jazz-birds will be singing, and
poets will be singing their timbrels
as of yore. When l was young the
winter had many joys to show, and
like a locoed sprinter / cantered thru
the snow; but now that 1 am older
with twinges in my shoulder, and
heart and feet grown colder, the sea
son seems all woe. Before the win.
ter's over I'd give nine tons of snow,
to scent the smell of clover where the
vernal zephyrs blow; I'd swap all
sleets and slushes to see the nodding
rushes where yonder streamlet gushes
in bright ecstatic flow. All life seems
vain and hollow when winter chills the
air; I'd rather chase a swallow than
ride polar bear; | long to herd a
sparrow among the brae5 of Yarrow
i yearn to tool a harrow behind an
old blind mare. And now the spring
is coming with healing in its wings
and soon we'll hear the humming OF
hens and bees and things; the snow
no more will cloy- US, the billiards
won't anoy US, so let us be as joyous
as fifty-seyen kings.
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Public

/ hall, South Seventh street Public
cordially invited TO ell services.
The Spiritualist Church of Truth
Will hold service Sunday at 7:45 p.
m. in their hall, 1874 South Seventh
street, over Dennis Implement store;
lecture by the pastor. Mrs. L. A. Nor
row; subject, Home and It's Influ-
ence;' also lecture by the assistant
pastor Mrs. Rose Baker; messages by
Velma Baker and Mrs Morrow; the
hand of fellowship will be given to
new members, class for members will
meet at the pastors home next Thurs
day at 7:45 p. m. Public cordially in
vited to Sunday service.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Chruch of God-515 North a
street. We invite you to meet with
us in our revival beginning March 5.
Services on this day at 1890 a. m. and
Z p. m. Service each night at 1880
O'Clock during the following week.
Evangelist Rimmer of indianapolis
VIII be with US. Thomas Duckworth.
pastor.
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TODAY'S TALK
BY George Adams,
THE SUNSHINE

a sunshine!
would it be world at all?
e think nothing of food And that is
Sunshineif it's take
daily the hidden
of the flowers
still the
there
But working warming seeds
cold
lifting toward the sky
making
child happier because of its cheer
Sunshine into peoples hearts, too--somehow!
For VIII cou life Heaven smiling?
branches and they to gilt
being
Sunshine.
How the
which Yet little this
all Nature
Even 1 andw Sunshine
would in the
this world
mostly committed in the darkwhle the
Thoughts Sunshine.
he
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Musings for the Evening
n EVERY FAMILY KNOWS,

A sister seldom likes her brothers
wife.
A mother seldom thinks that a sons
wife is worthy of him.
A mother seldom thinks that q
daughters husband is worthy of her.
No man can please his mother, his
wife. his sister and his wife's mother
at the same time.
Marriage puts everyone in his place.
Women reign by love and not by
hate
Jealousy seldom does not exist be
tween brothers.
The word seldom means rarely and
rarely means seldom-Marcel Stein
hrugge.
p. S.-Lawyers also know the above
From a popular novel recently prlpt
ed:
''The lady in thin black dress ano
widows veil turned away, and. WIFI
a curling lip, began turning over tne
pages of a book lying on the table neal
her"
What has become Of the old fasn
toned "moistened finger?
They say it is unwise to postpone
a wedding. But not If you keep OF
doing it
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society, $50 p. m. Evening service
evangelistic, 1880 o'clock. Special sing
ing by the ladies' quartet. Prayer
meeting, Wednesday, 1880 The Young
Peoples society is conducting some
very good meetings. They are being
held in the auditorium of the church.
We would be glad to have you attend.
PRESBYTERIAN
First Presbyterian Church-Sunday
Bible school, 9;15; morning service
1920; sermon on How to Kill'';; Y. P
S. c. E. at $50; evening service at
1880, sermon on Questions About the
Future; w. J. Blackmore, Sunday
school superintendent; Joseph J. Rae
pastor.
Second Presbyterian church-North
Nineteenth and C streets. We shall
observe the following services on the
morrow: Sunday school 9:15, vii
liam Massey, superintendent; morning
worship at 10:30; afternoon service al
at Cambridge City. There will be
no evening service. H. J. Sarkiss
pastor. Residence 304 South Twenty
third street. Phone 4301.
Earlham Heights church-Sunday
school 9:15 a. m, Mrs. r. C. Brunton
superintendent; evening service, 7:3C
p. m, Rev. I. A. Dressed will preach
Come! Everyone welcome.
Reid Memorial United Presbyterian
Church-North A and Eleventh streets
w. MCLEAN Work, minister. Sabbath
school at 9:15, Mrs. w. D. Scott, su
perintendent. Morning worship al
1880, sermon subject, THE Giver O.
Wisdom" Young peoples meeting a
$50, Miss Margaret Wissler, leader
Evening worship at 7:30, sermon sub
Ject, "The Gospel and Labor" The
evening sermon is the first of a series
OF four special sermons on the gen
eral subject of THE Gospel and Tween
tleth Century Problems
SALVATION ARMY
Salvation Army-South Fifth street
Ensign Amberger in charge. Sunday
school, $3.50 a. m; holiness meeting
lO:45 a. M; young peoples meeting
6:1O p. m; outdoor meeting, p. m.
indoor meeting, s p. m; public sery
ices Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY
at 8 p. m.
SPIRITUALIST
The Science Church of SpirituaIist.
VIII hold services Sunday at 1880 D. m
! in the Knights of Pythias Temple
South Eighth street. Lecture by thu
| pastor, Rev. NJ. G. B. Austin, subject
| Light On Modern Research" Mis-
| Mellvina Duke, pianist; Mrs. Jessi,
Wilson, assistant. Messages by Mis-
Thelma Kelly, Ada P. Titus and Rev
! Austin. The Ladies' Aid society vii
meet Friday p. m, in the Red Mem
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Hard Work Brings Results

In the minds of most Europeans lies the
thought that America is a land of milk and
honey, the place where one reaps without sowing
and acquires competence without exerting
energy and employing brains.
In youth they hear that America is the land
of opportunity. Perhaps an uncle has fired the
imagination with letters telling of his success
and of the ease with which it was attained. When
they have reached majority, they want to come
to this country, often with the belief that here
one can acquire something for nothing and be-
come wealthy without thrift. An investment OF
only few dollars, they believe, will bring back
hundreds and thousands in gold.
And part of that dream is true Never since
man began to record his own history has man
kind enjoyed the opportunity to attain success as
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is the case here Golden harvests are waiting to
be reaped and doors are swinging open to the
seekers.
But this wealth is not acquired in an easy
way. 1t is not created overnight by magic
Men are not poor one day and rich as Croesus
the next Fortunes are not picked up on the
highways and byways of this country. They
are not produced by investing few dollars in
wild financial scheme.
The Europeans who come to this country
with that illusion soon go hungry or give their
savings to the swindler and dishonest stock pro-
motion schemer, and some of our own citizens
who want to reap dollars from soil which has not
been cultivated disappointed at the crop.
The wealth of America is created just as it
was in the days of the Egyptians, Greeks and
Romans; just as it is today in England, France
and the other European countries. 1t is removed
from the mine, taken out of the soil, made from
the raw material into the finished product OBJ
tanned from commerce and exchange. And the
process in this country. it does in other coun-
tries, requires work. We can't dodge that ele-
ment in the process of acquiring money
The only marked difference between this
country and others is that you have better
opportunity to engage on equal terms with your
fellow citizens than you have in European coun-
tries
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Answers to Questions

tAny reader can get the answer to
any question by writing the Palladlum
in. director, washington, D. G. This Of
fer applies strictly to information. The
d and roa gae matters does
not attempt to settle domestic troubles
nor to undertake exhaustive research
plainly and brie1y. Give full name and
address and enclose two cents In stamps
for return postage. All replies are sent
direct to the tnquirer)
Q. How many Chinese women are
there in this country?-S. w. M.
A. The Bureau of Census says that
there were 7,74S Chinese women in the
United States in 1920.
Q. How is the Indian name "Yaqui''
,pronounced?'-M C. NJ
A.Yaqui is pronounced as though it
were spelled yankee" accented on
which is of the same suit as the card
the second syllable.
Q. In cribbage, what is meant by
his nobs and his heels?-D. F. L.
A. II the card out for a starter in
cribbage is a Jack, the dealer imme-
diately pegs two points ''for his heels
and the Jack held in hand or crib
turned for starter counts one and is
referred to as Ibis nobs."
Q. What is the saying about fools
supporting arguments with bats and
where did it originate IF. L. ..
A. In Samuel Buffers 'Hudibras"
there is a couplet. "Quoth she, I've
heard old cunning stagers say fools
for arguments use wagers."
Q. How many cases of typhoid and
flu were there in the army during the
war;. H. H.
A. The surgeon-general's Office gives
the following statistics for the period
between April 1, 1917. and December
81, 1919: Typhoid, 1929 cases, and in
fluenza 791 .907.
Q. would like to know where Sir
Ernest Shackleton was born-P. I, A.
A. The late Sir Ernest Shackleton
was born in Kilkee, Ireland.
Q. What was the name of the child
born on board the Mayflower in 1920?
IT. II. G.
4. PereCrine White was the name
OF the child born on the Mayfower
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Mackworth. Her splendid manage
ment of her fathers varied business
interests both before and after his
death has given her the name of a
clever business woman. She is dfrec-
tor in more than so important British
industries and as sole heiress to her
father she is one of the wealthiest
peeresses in England.
There are 90 other peeresses in
their own right in the united kingdom
who are affected by the decision to
allow women to sit in the house of
lords. Viscountess Rhondda is said
to be the first woman to have asked
the right to enter that august body.