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PAGE EIGI1T. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 261911.'
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DOHHOJf HEALTH 'Observe Cleaning Day, May 5, and Promote Health" Advice to Public. A PROCLAMATION. In order to aid in the proper observance of -Cleaning Day". Friday, May 6th, and to promote the health of the people of Richmond, We, tho Board of Health hereby officially request that all citizens make sanitary their surroundings. Let all premises be thoroughly renovated by the removal of every kind of garbage and the free use of lime. Let all re ruse and rubbish be piled In the alleys In such manner as not to be blown about. Fill all place where stagnant water might stand and provide against every possible breeding place for flies. fly order of Board K. B. Crosvenor, Pres. T. Henry Davis. Scc'y. T. P. McDonnell. Everybody Can Help. The "Toledlan," a new civic ma gall no of Toledo, O., gives timely advice to a certain class of citizens who have little or no civic pride, but complain against the street-cleaning authorities. The article which Is applicable to Individuals In other cities, Richmond Included, Is as follows: "It Is easy to say that a city Is not clean and that the street department is Incompetent, or docs not hire men 'enough, or some other complaint, but few of our citizens stop to consider how much dally house-cleaning a city of 200,000 Inhabitants needs, when each one of that 200,000 takes no care himself about his own personal action toward keeping it clean. How long could any housekeeper succeed In keeping a tidy homo If each member of tho family threw papers, banana ; skins and tin cans and bottles on the floor wherever he happened to be? ijurt stop and think a minute. It may sound exaggerated to compare a whole city with a single home, but It is not. There are receptacles provided at moat of tho downtown corners for waste papers, etc., and there Is no more reason In throwing a broken bottle on a public street than on your parlor floor. Give some thought to your Individual action and our city will soon look as clean as the home of a Dutch housewife." CLEANING DAY COUPON. I hereby agree to have my premises In the best possible order by May S. Name Street Street Number .... No. Ward ........ BOY MAKES ESCAPE After He Had Been Seized by Kidnappers. Omaha, Neb., April. 26. Dazed by the Influence of chloroform. Bernard Smith. 18 years old, staggered into his home shortly after midnight after a thrilling escape from kidnappers. In fulfillment of many blackmailing letters, demanding a high ransom from C. J. Smyth.' the boy's father, two masked men seized him while he was walking homeward from a tennis club at G o'clock last night. They bound and gagged him, threw him into a closed carriage and carted him to a house In the suburbs. . According to 8myth. one of the men departed say leg he was "going after Frances Hoch stettler," the 16-year-old chum of Sayta. The remaining kidnapper was overcome by the fumes of chloroform he was administering to Smyth and Mixing his chance, Smj ih escaped. He s in a serous condition. The police, four hours later, raided the house In which he says he was MPt, but failed to find the men. '. Polo! Polo! Benefit game fcr George Cunningham, EViday Eve April 28th, given by the polo players of the city, Elwood vs. Richmond. Ctta cn sale at Westcott Ffcsncy. ." ' Free yourself from tho condition riling from an Indoor life cleanse the system of Impurities -stir up tho Circulation Nyal'a Spring Sarsaparll la will do It Quigley Drug Stores. Are the Best ; Hearing Devices fcr Deaf Percc3. Ceil end try ens Frzs. . 010 Z2da Street
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Oh! you old maid with the cbink-a-link-a-linkle. who. have been tinging "I want a man;" here's your chance to pick a nice one in the garden of love. Listen: ' WANTED An unmarried lady to loan me $25,000 on . my 2.000 acre tenament farm, in northern Iowa. Has ten sets of buildings. Will give first mortgage and best of reference. Am single.. Write Box 73, Sioux. City, Iowa. ' The advertisement was received at the Palladium office, this morning for Insertion in the "want ad" column, to be labeled as "personal." The advertiser did not send his picture, or . we would reproduce it for the benefit of all women in this locality with $23,000 In their purses. who might feel inclined to buy- a man. For a good specimen this seems a fair ;rlce. , , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Slate of Indiana, Wayne County, ss. Estate of Joseph S. Morrow, de ceased. ' , Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed by the Wayne Circuit court, administrator of the estate of Joseph S. Morrow, de ceased, late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate Is supposed to be solvent. William A. Morrow, Administrator Wm. A. Bond. Attorney. apr 19-26 may 3 HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Elanora Shutc, Francis O'Brien, Fred Glrty and Virgil Porterfield will go to Marion Friday to defend the school In debating. They have been preparing for the last six weeks under the direction of Prof Murray and they are expected to far outclass the oppos ing team. The debators will give their speeches tomorrow in chapePand this evening they will hold a practice debate with the Earlham team. A large crowd of students is expected to accompany the team and a special car Is being arranged for. Tho sub ject will be the commission form of government, the local team having tho negative. The orchestra is very busy practic ing for the different commencement exercises at which they will p'.ay. They go to Milton this week and to Elwood on Friday of next week besid es several other places they- have on their schedule. The annual Is progressing beyond expectations; three of the nine forms have gone to press and two are ready to go at the present time and it Is expected to have all copy in the hands of the printers by the -last of this week. The annual will be distributed about the third week in May and it will rank with the best college an nuals. There are twenty-four pages more than In any of the other two which have been published heretofore. The Pedestrian club has started the rehearsals for their play, which will be presented about the middle of May. The proceeds will go towards a scholarship fund which will help those through school who have finan cial difficulties. The play Is "Captain Joe," a girls boarding school play, and takes a cast of twelve all of whom will be girls. The dramatic club will meet tomor row evening at the eighth hour at which time two old English plays, of the Chaucerian period, will be read and Important business discussed. The Kit Kat club will meet Thursday evening at which time a very interesting program will be given. . The college club will hold a very important meeting Friday evening in their room. The track squad has dwindled down to only a bare hand full. These, though, are working very faithfully and show that much can be expected from them. The work is being done at Reld field. Prof. Waldrlp, who is In charge of the baseball team, has tried very hard to arrange games with the surrounding schools but has not been very successful as very few of the schools have teams. A schedule is being arranged, though, between the different teams of the school. A new source of rubber supply has been announced to the French Academy of Sciences in a gum found in abundance In the Malay peninsular and archipelago. It is easily gathered and contains from 10 to 20 per cent pure gum. Spring Moods call for an extra expenditure of money. Do you find yourself temporarily short? We will advance whatever amount you need and you can pay us in suitable weekly or monthly amountr. Furniture, pianos, teams, etc. serve as security. Do not allow your taxes to go delinquent or ask your creditors to wait. Come to us and find how easily you can arrange to pay these and have but one payment to meet on pay day. Fill blank and mail us, and we will call at your home. Name Amount Address Cor. 7th A Main 3rd Floor. Phono 2560. " Richmond Ind.
STEIN SPEAKS Oil DYI1J1MIT111G CASE Head of Local Trades Council Says If Leaders Are Guilty, Punish Them.
That If the charges made again several labor. leaders, principally John J. McXamara, international secretarytreasurer of the International association of ' Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, with headquarters in Indian apolis, are proven, or evidence brought out in the ultimate trial in the California criminal courts which 'im plicates labor leaders with complicity in the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times on October 1. last, local labor leaders declare it will be a hard blow to unionism. Local president Edward Stein of the Journeymen Tinners union and president of tho Richmond Central Trades council states that if the charges were proven." union men everywhere, he believed, hoped that proper punishment would be meted out to the parties connected. Union men here are inclined to hold in reserve their opinions in the matter. They 6ay that organized labor does not countenance or uphold lawlessness and anarchy in an attempt to gain any end and all say that the quicker all lawless characters are divorced from organized labor, the more quickly will the value of unionIsm be appreciated and the more beneficial will it become. No action has been taken by any of the labor unions here In regard to the arrest of McXamara and associates. It is probable that this will be the most important matter discussed at the meeting of the trades council Fri day evening, May 5. MAY FIGHT EX-WIFE John Chaloner Takes Action as to His Estate. .(American News Service) Richmond, Va., April 26. Unless the former Princess Amelia Rives Troubetzky waives her claim to a dower right in his estate, John Armstrong Chaloner, her divorced husband declared today that he would go into the courts and fight her demand for an annual allowance of $3,600. PRISONERS DO THE CO. HOUSECLEANING Housecleaning at the Home for Friendless and the county jail this spring has been conducted by inmates of the county jail under the supervision of turnkey Sam Roberts. The ceilings and walls at the Home for Friendless have been washed and the woodwork painted and varnished. The contractor bidding on this same work a few years ago asked over a hundred dollars but the county has had to spend but $10 as a result of using prisoner labor.
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The police will start a crusade on motorcyclists and bicyclists who persist in following the fire wagons at neck-breaking speed, when ever the companies are responding to alarms. Chief Miller of the fire department complained of this to the police yesterday after a motorcycle driven by Roy Hardey whizzed by the fire chief's wagon and struck - Thomas Brooks. 16 years old, knocking him from the bicycle. It is said that many accidents have narrowly been averted, when motorcycle and "bicycle riders are speeding to fires. Several times the companies have been delayed in arriving at fires because of the cyclists. There will be prosecutions in the future according to Chief Gornion, of the police department. t Brooks is improved considerably today. He received three severe gashes in his forehead, by the peddle of his own bicycle. Witnesses of the accident differ as to the facts. One person says that the boy fell from his wheel from fright, at the approaching motorcycle and the fire chief's wagon. It was claimed the motor hit the bicycle and threw it against Brooks. SPLIT SERIOUS ONE Senators May Fight It Out in r the Open. (American News Service) Washington, April 26. Senator LaFollette and Senator Cummins may carry the dispute over the committee assignments to the floor of the senate. The demands of Senator LaFollette to be made a member of the committee on interstate commerce and Senator Cummins to go on finance constitute the rock upon which the senate committee on committees has split. Their demands have been flatly refused. The regulars will complete the list of assignments today. The results of their labors will be submitted to a caucus. After Keeler had become head of the Lick observatory, and died there, and his ashes were brought back o Allegheny for burial, it was his friend Brashear who sealed them up in their last resting place, a hollow in the supporting pillar of the thirty-inch reflector, which is Keeler's memorial. At Conkey's
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New York, April 26. If Dr. Woods Hutchinson is correct in his theory that the way to reduce flesh is to eat frequently. President Taft ought to become an animated bean pole during his stay in New York. In addition to opening the Blind Workers' exhibit this evening, the president will take part in the closing exercises of the semi-centennial celebration of the de parture of the Sixty-ninth regiment for the front, and will be the guest of honor at the annual banquet of the Hungarian Republican club. lie has accepted several Invitations for luncheon and breakfast tomorrow and will be the guest of three banquets tomorrow night, including the dinners of the Aeronautical - society, the Associated Press and the National Congress of Religious Liberals. Mayor Gaynor, Gov. Wilson of New Jersey and other notables will assist President Taft at the Inaugural of the Blind Workers Exhibit in the Metropolitan Opera house this evening. The project is the first of its kind ever held on a national scale. Joseph II. Choate is chairman of the executive committee in charge of the show and Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs. J. Borden Harriman and numerous other society women have helped in arranging the affair. Miss Helen Keller, the famous blind author, will be present. Exhibtion of Blind. The exhibition will cover the entire range of the Industries, products, amusements and education of ' the sightless. The general text of the exhibit is "Light Through Work," as the purpose of the show is to illustrate how by training the blind for wage earning and instructing them to care for themselves and to take part in the various amusements they can substitute a happy, useful existence for the idle darkness and melancholy at one time supposed to be the only lot of those deprived of sight. Blind workers in scores of industries will actually manufacture articles in the opera house, using the special machinery and tools devised for their especial benefit. Blind musicians will furnish the music and blind athletes will give exhibitions. In other departments blind salesmen will aid in Use Queen Ready Mixed PAI1MT &1 75 tiAr C, Old Reliable Paint Co. H. C. SHAW. Mgr. 10 A 12 S. 7th. Phone 2230 9th & Main. "The place you get the most change back." Until May 6 rm
disposing of articles manufactured by the blind. T o Review Veterans. Another Interesting ceremony in which the president will participate this evening will be reunion of the sur
vivors of the Sixty-ninth New York regiment who marched to the front on April 26. 1861. Gov. Dix will also re view the old veterans, and other guests of honor will include Robert Todd Lincoln, son of President Lin coln; the Rev. Father Sherman, son of Gen'. William T. Sherman, and Gen. Frederick D. Grant, son of President Grant. It will be a notable gathering of the sons of the Union leaders of the civil war. To Review Veterans, j Tomorrow night the president will be the guest at the annual dinner of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association and the Associated Press. Many of the editors and publishers of the leading newspapers of the United States from Maine to California, are here for the annual session. The pres ident's presence at the banquet of the Aero society tomorrow night is also expected to be of great importance to the development of aviation. AUTO CAUGHT FIRE; DEPARTMENT CALLED While filling up the gasoline tank of his large Westcott automobile this morning, Howard Dill, secretary, and treasurer of the Richmond City Water Works company, fortunately escaped being burned when the gasoline caught fire. The fire department was called to Elm place, where the machine was standing. The blaze was put out and no damage was done. The soda water bill in this country, where it flourishes as in no other in all the world, was the shall we say cool sum of $320,000,000. CINCINNATI $1.40 Round Trip from Richmond , APRIL 30, 1911 Train Leaves 7:00 A. M. E. B. Knollenbcro
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