Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 153, 8 May 1913 — Page 10

orHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TKLHGRAM, THURSDAY, MAY 8,' 1913 fl TO OIL STREETS MADE TODAY Board Passes Resolution to Oil All the Streets Upon Which Petitions Are Presented Before May 19. OPENING OF

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, (Continued from Page One.) thirty days, proceedings against the company will be instituted. Unsightly Dumps. Residents of Richmond avenue from the Doran bridge to West Fifth street filed an objection -with the board against the city dump and the ground usd by Jacob Kern to store boilers. The women stated that much of the traffic into West Richmond comes over Doran bridge and up Richmond avenue, and that the first "greeting" is one of the most unsightly places in the city, reflecting discreditably on the entire portion of the city west of the river. . The women stated that they preferred to have the billboard which stands back on the ground, set close to the sidewalk to shut off the view of the ground. Kern and other owners of the property will be ordered to construct a high board fence next to the sidewalk. Mayor Zimmerman advised the women to prosecute any city dump men allowing paper to blow from the dump, lie jstated that the men had been ordered to burn the combustible rubbish on the dump, and that if they failed to do this, allowing it to be blown away, they could be ined under city ordinance. New City Directory. A representative of the R. L. Polk Publishing company, of Indianapolis, secured orders from the board for new city directories, which will be issued within a few months. The price of these books has been raised from $3 to $4. Members of the board complained that the present city directory Is very unsatisfactory and asked that more care, be taken this year in secur

ing accurate information as to the names and addresses of the citizens of Richmond. Flook to Indianapolis. City Health Officer Davis was glyen permission to seid Charles Flook, city dairy inspector, to Indianapolis to the meeting of the state health officers, where a number of government experts will speak on the various questions which confront health officers and dairy Inspectors in dealing with the milk question. The convention is to be held May 13 and 14.

Health a Factor In Success. The largest factor contributing to a man's success is undoubtedly health. It has been observed that a man is seldom sick when his bowels are regular he Is never well when they are constipated. For constipation you will find nothing quite so good as Chamberlain's Tablets. They not only move the bowels but improve the appetite and strengthen digestion. They are sold by all dealers. Advnrtlsem.nO

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Pres. Robert L. Kelly addressed the principals of Indianapolis high and grade schools Tuesday. Dr. J. F. Brown, one time vice-president of Earlham college. Is visiting the college for a few days. Dr. Brown Is now with The Macmillan Co., of New York.

NOAH DIDN'T WEAR A NORFOLK. Because they weren't in style then. They are now, and you can get one at The Union Store for $15. 1026 Main.

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George Dalby, who was arrested yesterday for public intoxication when he refused to move from the gutter where he was sleeping, was fined $5 and costs in police court this morrnIng. Dalby was arrested by Street Commissioner Genn. who stated Jhat the man had refused to allow his men to clean the gutter. Dalby stated that he could not rise from the gutter as he had lost his billiard cue which he used to assist him in walking. ' J. D. McAvoy and Cash Benson, colored, were fined $1 and costs each for public intoxication.

LADIES' NEWEST STYLE SUITS At July prices. Values up to $25. fcow $10. The Union Store, 1026 Main.

The bureau of commerce estimates that there are at least two hundred thousand motor boats - in the United States.

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(National News Association) NASHVILLE, Ind., May 8. John Kickendall, arrested on a charge of housebreaking, was sentenced within two hours after his arrest to serve one to eight years in prison. When arested Kickendall was found to be a walking jewelry stofe. There were taken from his pockets eighteen gold rings, ten brooches, three bracelets, a sack containing 150 old, rare and curious coins, two pocket knives, two revolvers and one watch. He had been living In a cave near Peoga, Ind., for the past three weeks and during the absence of neighboring farmers would enter their homes, cook meals and ransack the houses.

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We have been able to secure only a few of thes cleaners to sell at the remarkably low price which we are offering to you. Now that you have all your rugs and carpets nice and clean Keep Them So by using one of our Vacuum Cleaners. Priced $6.00 $6.50 $7.50 up to $11.75

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