Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 159, 13 May 1913 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1913

tHREE GREENSFORK

MEN ARE ARRESTED

Sheriff and Deputy Called to I That Town to Quell Dis5 turbance.

As a result of a drunken revel 1

sihicb Wra. Avory, 2S; John Murray, 50; and Mont Hattey, 45, were the participants Sheriff Bayer and !puty Sheriff Mote were railed' to Greensfork this morning. Tho three were arrested and brought to this city where they were placed in the county jail. They will be arraigned In police court tomorrow morning to face charge of , public intoxication. Since the town has been Incorporated this is the ' first time Marshal

Homer Brown has been called upon to make an arrest. The men cursed each other and used such profane, language that Mrs. Bailey , wife of Mont Bailey, with some 'of the neighbors caused the arrests to' he made. . The. men 1 were intoxicated last evening it is said. , Marshal Brown notified the county officials of the arrest of Avery whom he had in custody and asked that the sheriff and the deputy assist in arresting Murray and Bailey as there is no place to confine the culprits In Greensfork and It would be impossible for ' one man to arrest all three men. After Brown arrested Avery the others went to their homes. They were in bed when the sheriff arrived. Murray tried to resist the officers, i 'The men stated that they obtained their liquor in Richmond though It is contended by residents of Greensfork ijthat the liquor was sold by a "blind tisi'ger" keeper. V Avery and Bailey are continual of?fenders and have been arrested nuIrmerous times. Bailey was arrested ?.four times In six months. Several residents of Greensfork telephoned Mayor Zimmerman today and tasked that Bailey be sentenced to 140 I days In the county jail. I ; This afternoon Mrs. Bailey came to

, this city and filed an affidavit against (

her husband, charging assault and bat- ? .tery.

TARIFF FIGHT IN SEHATE IS BEGUN Senator Simmons Opposes Penrose Plan of Holding Public Hearings.

(National News Association) : WASHINGTON, May 13. The tarIff fight in the senate began today ten

: minutes after the session had opened. , Senator Simmons, chairman of the ' senate finance committee at once addressed himself to Senator Penrose's motion that .the. tariff , bill be referred to the finance committee with instructions to grant public hearings. Chair- ;. man ; Simmons asserted that there is no necessity for further hearings. He stated that in the great mass of testimony before the house committee, practically every industry interested in the tariff had been given ample time and space.

TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS HAVE 40JRADUATES The Twenty-Seventh Annual Commencement to Be Held on May 24. The exercises of the Twenty-seventh annual commencement of the Wayne township schools will be held Saturday, May 24 at 2 o'clock in the high school auditorium. Forty graduates will receive diplomas to be presented

by County- Supt. C. O. Williams. Unique programs have been made for the occasion which contain the names of the students of the graduating class with the names of the officers and teachers affiliated with the

i school. The exercises were ar

ranged by Trustee James Howarth. The following is a program of the exercises: Overture High School Orchestra Ralph C. Sloane, Director. Invocation Rev. Virgil Brock. "In the Woods," German Folk Song; "Huntsman's Song," (Nathusius) Children's Chorus. Address Rev. J. S. Lightbourn. "Hungarian Dance" Orchestra. Presentation of Diplomas Charles O. Williams, County Superintendent. Patriotic Medley Chorus and Orchestra. Benediction Rev. Virgil Brock. The graduates in their respective district schools are: District No. 1 Floretta Edsall, Florence L. Gunn, Bernice Little, Edgar Mikesell, Sarah Shute. District No. 3. Carl Addleman, Carrie Boerner, Fred Church, Bonnie Carman, Edgar Crarapton, Neomi Ford, Lucile Huffman, Arva Sharpe. District No. 5. Frederick Buhl, Gertrude Hartman, Gurney Stidham, Ira E. Toney. District No. 6 Esther Albright, Irene 'Albright, Ruth Bullerdick, Virginia' Davis, William Hoover, Leslie Horn, Harold McCord Myron Murley, Ruth L. Norris, Bessie White. District No. 9. Mildred Hall, Lowell Kinsey,- Helen Lloyd, Flora Parks,

Robert St. John, Vadis Surface. District No. 10. Laurene Borland, Mabel Bullerdick, Orlando Coryell, Robert Huffman Ruth Neal. District No. 13. Wayne Stinson. District No. 14. Harold D. Krick. The ushers will be Don Fuller, Vira Benton, R. N. Lammott, !jas. P. Reid and J. O. Edgerton. '

CURRENCY BILL ON NON-PARTISAN LINES Such Is the Aim of Democratic Leaders and President Wilson.

FATE IN THE BALANCE. . WASHINGTON, May 13. The fu- ; ture fate of the Underwood tariff bill in the senate was in the balance to4y while the Republicans and Demo,rats debated on the Penrose motion ' to Instruct the senate finance commlttee to hold open hearings on the measure.

The clash between the opposing senators was rendered the more interesting because it, waa. calculated to show the real strength of the supporters of

the administration measure. , It was on sugar and wooJUthe prin

dpal schedules in the Underwood bill,

, that the fight will come, and the Dem

ocratic leaders anxiously watched the debate to see how far the defection set

afoot by Senators Ransdell and Thorn

ton, fo Louisiana had influenced the senators from the sugar and wool producing states.

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(National News Association) WASHINGTON, May 13. Anadministration currency bill will be the re

sult of numerous conferences which are to be held this week between senate and house members, the president and cabinet officers. Representative Underwood, who has consented to assist in piloting a currency reform measure through the house, said today that the currency bill is in the making, and soon will be whipped into fairly definite shape. It is well understood that the purpose of he president and the senate and house leaders is to present at the outset a bill upon which a practical agreement has been reached and to designate it as the administration bill. Carter Glass, chairman of the house banking and currency committee, goes so far as to desire a non-partisan bill, upon which Republicans, Progressives and Democrats of the new banking and currency committee may agree. He

wants to take the curency question out of politics and to bring in a bill that will have the support of the minority parties as well as the Democrats.

is 10,586, according to the statistical

report of County Superintendent C. O. Williams. Of this number 5,607, or more than half are enrolled in the schools of this city; The fain in the number of school children in Wayne county in 1913 over the preceding year is 313, against a gain of 69 in 1912 over 1911. There are 151 colored girls and 151 colored boys in the schools of Richmond. The gain this year is the largest every recorded by the superintendent. Wayne township alone reported a gain of 41 dudIIs. In Franklin township

a gain of 26 was recorded. In some of I the townships fewer pupils attended

the schools thand during 1912, Town-

; reporting loses are Center, Clay, New Garden, Green and Washington. In

ithe towns of Milton, Dublin and Ha-

jgerstown losses are also reported. As

a whole, the report is satisfactory to

the officials. " ,

MANIAC RAN AMUCK

AND MURDERED TWO

(National News Association) MUNICH, Bavaria, May 13. A supposed maniac by the name of Straffer ran amuck here today, shooting to death Major General Von Lewlnski, the Prussian military attache, and a sergeant of police. Straffer attacked the general in a crowded street, firing several shots at him and then turning his weapon upon police sergeant Pollender. who dashed to the

general's assistance. The assailant ;

was seized by a crowd of people who tried to lynch him and succeeded in seriously injuring him before he was rescued by the police. General Von Lewinski occupied an important position in the scheme of co-operation of the Prussian and Bavarian armies.

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NOTICE By the request of our many satisfied patrons the board of directors of the Standard Merchandise Company has decided to continue this big Bankrupt Sale for a short time longer.

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Health and Beauty Advice By Mrs. Mae Martyn

Annette: ft) Sometimes a druggist endeavors to discourage the making of home-remedies because be thinks it interferes with his business. I never suggest the use of anything that Is not sold In first class drug stores. (2) To make kardene spring blood-tonic and liver-remedy get 1 ounce of kardene, mix it with cupful of sugar and add pint of alcohol and 1 pints of hot water. Thin formula makes a full quart of tonic, of which you should take 1 tablespoonful 5 minutes before each meal and before retiring. As an all-around tonic this has no superior. It will restore your lost appetite and tend to strengthen and build you up. It purifies blood and your pimples and ugly blotches will soon disappear.

Virginia: A good "liquid-powder" or face-wash which when on seems a part of the skin is made by dissolving 4 ounces of spurmax in H pint of hot vater or witch hazel and adding 2 ttaspoonfuls of glycerine. This homemade complexlon-beautlfler whitens the skin without the use of powder and is particularly recommended for the use of anyone who has a 6allow, dark or oily. skin.

Constance: To remove dandruff and stop falling hair, apply once a week a quinine hair-tonic, made by dissolving 1 ounce of quinzoin in j pint of alcohol, adding H Pnt of colJ water. Rub into the scalp and hair ith the finger tips until absorbed. This treatment will promote the growth of hair and tnd to make it

luxuriant and glossy. (See answer to Molly.)

Molly: It is not necessary to shampoo the hair oftener than twice a month if you use a shampoo that will thoroughly cleanse the hair and scalp. An inexpensive shampoo that makes the head feel good and helps the hair is made by dissolving a teaspoonful of canthrox in a cupful of hot water. Pour on the hair and rub weU. You will find that this makes a good lather and plenty of it thoroughly cleanses the hair and scalp and relieves irritation and stimulates roots to helpful action. Viola: Yes, healthy eyes are clear and sparkling. If yours are dull, red and Inflamed you need an eye-tonic.

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Get an ounce of crystos from your druggist and dissolve It in a pint of water. One or two drops In each eye every day is all that Is required. This eye-tonic will not smart or burn and will give relief when the eyes are tired, inflamed, or sore. It strengthens the eyes and will benefit you if you wear glasses.

Laura: Your friend Is right In saying tbat I know a certain wrinkle-remover which can be mRde at home at very little expense. It la & vegetable produc t and is unlike creams containing oils or animal fat as it neither grows hair nor makes ttie flesh loose and flabby. Just dissolve an ounce of almoroin. which you can get from any druggist, in one-half pint cold water and add 2 teaspoonfuls of glycerine. Stir and let stand for one day. To remove wrinkles apply a thck coat of this cream-jelly and leave on over night. This protects the skin and allows all the blood action to be used In constructing new texture. Then wash it out of the pores and massage thoroughly with more of the cream. It makes the skin soft and velvety, while it Is unequaled in reducing large pores

Student: It will be good newi to you to learn that what you eat is now thought to have little to do with cbesity and that if enough exercis is taken, even a fleshy woman may eat what she wants. To half starve oneself means to look haggard and altogether unlovely. Don't drink whiln eating. een water, and don't drink alcoholic beverages at any time. The best flesh-reducer I know of Is parnotis. Get from your druggist an original 4-ounce package of parnotls, take it home and dissolve it In 1 pints hot water. Take one tablespoonfol 3 times a day. before meals.

Olga X.: The disfiguring hairy growth can be permanently banished by using a delatone paste. Get a small original package of delatone and mix enoueh of the powder with water

to cover the objectionable hairs. Let remain 2 or 3 minutes, then remove and wash the skin. This simple treatment dissolves the hairs and leaves the skin free from blemish. Read Mrs. Martyn book, "Beauty." $5. Adv.

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