Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 244, 21 August 1913 — Page 3

Bringing Up Father

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, AUG. 21, 19U

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By Geo. McManus

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Ft TO PROVIDE ROAD JMPLEMENTS Road Supervisor Charges Officials Refuse to Appropriate.

GRADER MUCH NEEDED

That Jequate equipment is not provided for working the roads of SVayne county is the complaint made by J. J. Mikesell, supervisor in district No. 1, of Greene township. Mr. Mikesell states that for his district tie has the following tools: one pick Ind two shovels. He charges that the county officers refuse to make appropriations for imMements with which to work the roads. Without something with fc'hich to work, he says, laborers can lot do good work on the roads. Mr. Mikesell's district, he says, has iong needed a grader, which is practically essential to keep up the roads. The only grader to wnich he has tccess is the property of the county, ind is in bad repair.

ABUSED JjYJUSBAND And Christie Groff Files Suit for Diovrce.

Christie Groff is tired of being abused by her husband, William Groff, she says, and filed suit for a divorce in the Wayne circuit court today. The plaintiff and the defendant separated August 4, 1913, after having lived together for several years all of which time the plaintiff says she was compelled to work as a washerwoman in order to procure funds with which she could support herself and children.

j She further alleges that she was beat I about the head and neck by the defenI dant who continually cursed and abus

ed her in other ways.

HAWKS WILL SPEAK TO "PAL"JCARRIERS Platfrom Manager Will Tell Boys "Few Things" A Ball Game.

Soft and Light. A lady famed for her skill in cooking was entertaining a number of her frieuds at tea. Everything ou the table was much admired, but the excellence of the sponge cake was especially the subject of remark. "Oh," exclaimed one of the guests, "it is so beautifully soft and light! Do tell me where you got the recipe!" "I am very glad," replied the hostess, 'that you find it so soft and light I made it out of my own head." Illustrated Bits.

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In the textile industries in Germany women workers are in the majority.

"Sunshine" Hawks, platform manager, will deliver a special lecture to-

j morrow morning at 9:30 o'clock in j the Chautauqua auditorium tent to i the Palladium carriers and other J young persons who desire to attend. I Mr. Hawks, upon visiting the PallaI dium carriers camp, was asked to give a talk to the boys. "I was a newspa

per man myself and I have two sons in the profession, so I think I am qualified to tell you a few things," he informed the carriers. All of the carriers are anxious to hear "Sunshine." Game This Afternoon. The "Pal" carriers ball team is playing the Specials, leaders in the Sunday School baseball league Kiis afternoon at the public playgrounds, South Twenty-second street. Following the ball game the car-

INCORPORATIONS

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 21. National Farming and Securities company, Maine; total capital $500,000, amount in Indiana $10,000; to deal in securities; directors, E. L. McLean, S. L. Fogg, B. Martin. The Quinn Realty and Investment company of Indianapolis has increased its capital $490,000. Frederick Douglass Life Insurance company, Indianapolis; capital, $100,000; to operate a stock life insurance company; directors, George L. Knox, J. W. Hodge, C. H. Elliott. Kerth Realty company, Evansville; capital, $25,000; to deal in real estate; directors, L. Kerth, J. H. Kerth, W. G. Kerth. Federal Signal company. New York; total capital, $2,274,875, amount in Inriers will be taken to the Hawkins bathing pool, north of Glen park. The management of the pool has offered the boys the privilege of swimming at the pond three days during this and also next week, free of charge. About thirty of the boys will take advantage

of this offer this afternoon.

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diana, $20,000; to install signal systems, etc.; directors, A. H. Kenshaw, F. Pruyn, E. Seitz. People's Loan company, Evansville; capital, $20,000; to deal in loans and securities; directors, D. S. Haynes, J. Jacob, P. A. Mueller. Hamilton Oil company, Indianapolis; capital, $100,000; to operate oil and gas wells; directors, W. J. Henley, J. S. Baker, J. Bowen. George W. Vesey, of South Bend, has been appointed agent for the Singer Manufacturing company, of New York, vice S. F. Allen. The Hoosier Drug company, of Indianapolis, has changed Its capital of $50,000 at $100 par for each share to $50,000 at $10 par for each share.

X-RAY GOWNS ARE TO BE TABOOED

(National News Association) PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 21. Mayor Albee, of this city, today ordered the police to arrest all women who appeared on the streets wearing an X-ray dress. He is of the opinion that the skirts are naughty, very naughty.

COURT IS HELD IN A LARGE FIELD

(National News Asportation) MONTICELIX), X. Y.. Aug. 21 Because the court room was not large enough to accommodate the crowd that watted to attend the trial of six gypsies charged with robbery, court waa staged In a big field.

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GREENVILLE FAIR SPECIAL TRAIN. Leaves Richmond at 8 a, m.. August 27 and 28, over Pennsylvania lines. Returning leaves Greenville 7 p. m. (20-22-25-26-27)

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