Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 239, 15 August 1913 — Page 3

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SEW" ADDITIONS TO BIG PENSION LIST iList of P. Ry., Western, Men Retired Is Announced Today.

volume of rail business pending is approximately 500,000 tons, according to statements of manufacturers. S. M. Sage has been appointed signal supervisor of the Chicago & Al

ton railroad with headquarters in

Bloomington, 111. He will have charge of the southern division.

CIPRIANO CASTRO IS FOUND ON THE BUEN AYRE ISLAND

The following are the employes of tthe Pennsylvania railroad on the lines west of Pittsburg who were retired "July 1, under the pension rules: J. Q. McLellan, passenger enginetnan, Weston, Northwestern system, service 49 years. Charles F. McCoy, baggageman, Erie and Ashtabula, service 47 years. Jefferson Fisher, clerk, general of;fice, service 44 years. William Blackhorn, crossing watch- ; taan, Logansport, service 42 years. John Fox, tallyman, Chicago termljfial, service 42 years. . Karl Meier, car builder, Western, 'Northwest system, service 40 years. I Albert Ott, crossing watchman, Indianapolis terminal, service 40 years. Frederick Volkert, conductor, North1 em. Grand Rapids and Indiana, service ' 39 years. Elmer 11. Rogers, engineman, western, Northwest system, service 39 . years. ' James P. Gilmore, machinist, Lojgansport, service 30 years, j Andrew J. Votaw, cooper. Eastern, ; Northwest system, service 27 years. John Davern, crossing watchman.

'Pennsylvania Terminal Ry., service 27 I der way

; years. Garrett Lee, crossing watchman, St. ! Louis, Vandalia railroad, service 22 years. Stephen Conley, laborer, Cleveland (and Pittsburgh, service 11 years. , Has Big Pension List.

The Pennsylvania system now has

ED DISTEL DEAD. Ed. Distel, captain of Pennsylvania railroad police who began his career at Fort Wayne, died at Harrisburg, Pa., after an illness of Bright's disease. He will be buried in Fort Wayne or Tiffin, Ohio. Captain Distel began as patrolman under Captain Stoll at Fort Wayne.

TO HOLD MEETING. Directors of the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad will hold a meeting on August 21 to discuss and take action on the quarterly dividend. There is always some argument, it Is reported, as to the probability of a continuance of the present 5 per cent rate4 Ed Distel, formerly connected with the Pennsylvania police system of

j Fort Wayne and well known here is dying at his home in Pittsburg. He is

critically ill, a report says and is not expected to live.

8.000 HANDS NEEDED. The Northern Pacific railroad has issued a statement which says that more than 8,000 harvest hands are needed in Montana, North Dakbta and Minnesota. Wages range from $2 to $5 daily for competent laborers. In some places of those states, says the

report, the harvest season is well un

Suffered

Eczema Fifty Well.

Years Now

Seems a long time to endure the awful burning, itching, smarting, skin disease known as "tetter another

name for Eczema. Seems good to re-

3,934 retired employes on its pension ' al?ze' also- that Dr- Hbon's Eczema

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Ointment has proven a perfect cure.

One of the first acts of A. J. Cassatt j Mra- lh u Kenne' writs: 1 can on becomine nresf,W of tho Ponncvi ' not sufficiently express my thanks to

vania railroad in 1899, was to recom

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without delay a plan be placed in op- i WUK:u nAS irouD,(1 me Ior over nny eration to pension employes who had ' ars-' A11 druSSists. or by mail, reached the ate of RPvontv !" cents.

Records just compiled show that L .PFflF?.ER

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during the thirteen years and six months the plan has been in operation, a total of 7478 men have received payments through the pension funds of the Pennsylvania system of $8,913,157.50 out of the earnings of the various companies. Of this amount, $6,727,792.22 have been paid on the lines east of Pittsburg, and $2,185,365.29 have been paid on that portion of the Pennsylvania system west of Pittsburgh. Of those who have received pensions, 3544 have died, so that at the present time there are 3934 men on the pension rolls of the company. Of these, 2949 are on the lines east of Pittsburg, and 985 West of Pittsburgh.

USE ELECTRIC LIGHTS. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has Installed electric lights on the rear end of all through trains. These are of attractive design and the official colors of the road, blue and gold are used. They are the first signs of their kind qused by any railroad.

CHEMICAL CO., Philadelphia, Pa.

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The city of Los Angeles has illuminated signs indicating the names of the streets, which are turned on and off by clockwork mechanism.

FACE BROKE OUT?

Pimples

Replaced by Skin.

Smooth, Clear

RAILROAD NOTES. . The Wells-Fargb Express Co. has declared that if it is compelled to subnlt to the radical reduction in rates '"which has been ordered by the Railfoad commission of California, it will .withdraw from that state. The special committee on relations

f railway operation to legislation has

Try this Remedy at Our Risk. Ugly pimples and blotches not only disfigure the face but cause unpleasant comments. They are a form of eczema and will not yield to "beauty preparations" but demand rational treatment. It was in just such conditions that our new soothing, antiseptic skin remedy, Saxo Salve, first proves its great value. Applyit as directed on going to bed only a few treatments are necessary to show its marvelous healing power. A remarkable feature that gives special value to Saxo Salve, is its ability to penetrate the skin and carry its healing, germ-destroying action to the very seat of the disease. We give back your money if Saxo Salve does not satisfy you fully. Leo. H. Fihe, druggist. P. S. Skin eruptions and poor blood

Issued a bulletin stating that it will ' usually co-exist in all run-down condi

cost the railroads $614,619,100 to comply with the proposed law requiring 'them to replace wooden passenger equipment with steel cars. The committee points out that rapid strides have been made in the construction of steel cars, and that wooden passen

ger equipment witsoon be a thing Of the past. The executive of Argentine Republic Will be empowered to lease the gov-! eminent railroads already constructed ! and to provide for the completion of' those under construction, if a billj which has been laid before the Argen-j itine senate passes. While it is pro-j jjosed to invite tenders for the lease ! tot the state railways for sixty years, J Hhe right will be reserved to take the' foers as basis for negotiations. The i corporations taking the lease will con- j jtract to have the railway system of; (that country completed. j It is reported that the Pennsylvania ; Railroad company will order 1S0.000 j Itons of standard section rails for 1914 j delivery, and that the Southern Rail-' company will order, 23,000 tons. The j

tions. W e guarantee inol to purify

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(National News Assoclatlcy-i) WILLEMSTAD, Curaco, Aug. 15. The exact whereabouts of Cipriano Castro, who is trying to overthrow the Gomez government in Venezuela have been discovered. Castro is not in Venezuela, but is directing his operations from a small island called Buen

Ayre, which lies in LaL 12 degrees and 20 mins. north. Of its 5,000 Inhabitants fewer than 500 are white. It so happens that at the present time the United States is negotiating for the purchase of the island on which to establish a coaling station. Word has been communicated to the Gomez administration in Caracas, of Castro's whereabouts and it is expected that steps will at once be taken to have him sent away from the island. Castro is living with a German plantation owner.

ADMITTED TO BAR

Bradford Williams, son of Howard Williams, south of the city, was admitted to the bar of the Wayne circuit court this afternoon. Williams is a graduate of Stetson university of

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