Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 138, 21 April 1914 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, APKiL 21, lSll.

BOARD CONSIDERS FOUR MATERIALS FOR NORTH "TENTH . .. ''.. ... , . .. , ' ' ' v Property Owners Argue Over Kind of Paving in Improvement of Two Blocks1 From F to H Streets.

street From Klnsey to Chestnut; -if as refused by. the board because the improvement resolution had- been, defeated by the board in" February," folio wing Hhe filing of a ? remonstrance. This improvement cannot be made unless, the board orders the introduction of a new petition. , Frank. Roberts presented a petition to the board of -works asking that it call for a general -observance of cleaning week in Richmond the , week of May-1. - This action will .be taken by the board- not later than Wednesday.

Arguments for and against the paving of two blocks on North 1 Tenth street, from F street to H street, so that the street will be uniform from the railroad to the Reid hospital, were presented before the board of works Monday. Two women and one man urged that the macadam on the two blocks was one of the best made in the city and there would be no complaint against it if kept m proper repair. Another woman urged . that if ' the street had to be permanently improved, that the paving be of concrete because it was cheaper. One property owner, a man," informed the board that the two squares should be permanently improved and that the paving be of brick. Following the discussion the board ordered the advertising for bids for four kinds of paving. Unless the resolution is defeated by remonstrance the board will order a brick paving. There is a possibility, however, that the majority of the resident property owners, in the event of a successful remonstrance is not made, will petition for a concrete street in which event such a paving would have to be ordered by the board. Two or three of the resident property owners who spoke against the proposed permanent improvement, asserted that it would only benefit physicians who used the street as a route to the hospital. "If we had as much money as the doctors we would have gilt fence posts," complained one old man. Favora Brick Paving. The riroDerty owner who favored

brick paving said the street should be uniform. He said it was heavily traveled at the present time and that travel would increase as soon as the concreting of North J street and the New Paris pike, the so-called Morton park boulevard, had been completed. A remonstrance was filed against the cementing of the alley between North Tenth and Eleventh street, from A to B, but "the board gave the one petitioning resident property owner the authority to cement that part of the alley in the rear of her residence. A petition was presented for the improvement of Richmond avenue from West Fifth street to West Eighth ! street, with cement curbs, gutters, 1 roadwav. No ac-

tlon was taken on it. " The board ordered the vacation of North Eleventh street from F street to G street, a part of the street which has never been opened, for the bene1 fit of the Mather Brothers Coal company. The company will pay benefits , to the city for the vacation. To Erect Lights. The Wayne Aerie of Eagles was granted the authority to place cluster lights on South Seventh street from Main street to South A street, on the west side of the street. The new club ' house of the aerie is being constructed on that street. TJie light posts will be of stone and all the wiring will be placed underground. A petition for the location of a fire alarm box on North Fifth and D ; streets was presented and referred to the fire chief. A request of council for the preparation of an ordinance providing for cement walks on North West Fourth

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"Puppenspeil", the play presented by the German department of Earlham college, Saturday night, was one of the most unique and most interesting playlets ever given by the school. Professor Fiese, of Wisconsin University, manipulated the puppets and was assited by members of the German faculty of the school. The play deals with a subject of literary interest. Dr. Faust, who lived in the sixteenth century, was considered a great musician. - Many stories centered about him. The gist of the play is that Faust, dissatisfied with ordinary learning, studied magic and sells his soul to the devil. The devil serves him and then receives his soul as a reward.

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the blaze. The damage was small. Mrs. Charles Davis and son, Olin, were at Richmond Saturday." Mrs." Val " Snyder, 6t Brookvllle, " is visiting her mother, Mrs. Rayle, near Bentonville. ' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lowry. and granddaughter, spent over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ' Mart Lowry, .near New Lisbon. - Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kellam have as their guests, their children, Mr. 1 and Mrs. Albert Ogbonv of Clarksburg, Virginia. The eighth year grade took its . examination for diplomas Saturday; The seventh year grade also took its examination for geography . and physiology. . ' The M. E.. church choir has a new piano. The instrument was purchased of Mrs. Elmer Weaver, who wished to dispose of it. It is in fine condition. Mrs. D. , H. Huddleston and- guest, Miss Eubank, were Cambridge City visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McMahan were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McMahan, Saturday.' They were also Cambridge City visitors. Friends in this place offer congratulations to Mrs. Stephens, nee Mrs. Lilly Cummings Craig, on he rerecent

marriage. Mr. and Mrs.. R. R. Chappell, who live on Andrew Kessler's farm south of town, spent over Sunday with relatives and friends. The Misses eNllie Bennett and Vivian Bennett wer Cambridge City visitors Saturday. The Rev. F. C. McCormick dismissed the Sunday services -atr the Christian church owing to the fact that he delivered the baccalaureate sermon at New Lisbon, for the township schools, that evening. James Staum, of Hagerstown, . was greeting friends here Saturday. The funeral services of the late Mrs. Lindley Hutey were conducted at the family residence, Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'cloclc, in the presence of a large concourse of relatives, neighbors and friends. The Rev, F. C. McCormick officiated. At the close of the services the body was followed by a long procession to Westside cemetery where the committal was made. A large number of friends from town had also assembled at the cemetery. There were many beautiful floral tributes of respect to the memory of the deceased. Among the relatives present from away were Messrs.. and Mes-

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A slight blaze on West Main street! brought out the water bucket brigade Saturday afternoon. Luckily the firej was soon out. It proved to be a roof i around the chimney, at Mrs. eJnnie!

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dames J. B. Charles' and C. O. Willman, of Fountain City; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Whitely, of Richmond; Mrs. Charles Pierson and daughter, of New Cadiz; Edgar Whitely, of Pendleton, a brother of the deceased, and George R.Moore, of, Rushville. - - f r i Mrs. T. Reese, Miss Mabel Straugh,n and Miss Hazel Dennis, of Cambridge City, with Miss Miriam Parkins, represented the Cambridge City schools at the funeral of Mrs. Lindley Hussey, Saturday, in respect to Mrs. John DuGranrut, who is the daughter of the deceased and a former teacher of the Cambridge iCty schools. Mr; and Mrs. Herbert Husgey and daughter, of Indianapolis, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hus-

Rhcaraatism, Uric Acid,DrighfsDfeease Result Largely from Auto Intoxication, or Internal

' Poisoning, Aggravated by Constipation. There's Nothing o Good at USOLINE To Keep Bowel Regular. The proeena of dltrentlon and Halmllatlon la continuous, we might almoat Bar timed, and automatic. If every organ la able to Ho Ita work properly, everything goes all right and wo are strong and healthy. Bnt-lf "the-even -proceaaloB la blocked anywhere, then trouble commences. Now, we nearly all eat at every meal time," generally we eat too much. Bnt : suppose ' onr bowels are Irregular, constipated, and that the wastes are not being carried ent promptly. What happens? The wastes accumulate, are packed In, becoming a poisoned mass filling up more of the bowels. The whole system Is contaminated and we have all sorts of troubles. This la "Auto-Intoxication," and one most serious result is an accumulation of aric acid, rheumatism, and - preparing the way for Brlght's Disease. Ton don't- need physic, purgatives and Violent cathartics. Leave drugs alone and Imply take USOLINE. It passes right Into the bowels and softens the accumulations, lubricates the passages, and causes the movements of the bowels to resume In a normal, healthy, painless, regular way. -Constipation disappears and with It the uric add. rSOLIXE la a pure, colorless, tasteless and odorless, mineral oil. Pleasant to take for chil

dren as well as adults. Use It to keep the bowela right, and, barring accidents, you are entitled to a long, healthy, useful life. Try CHOLINE. Imported only by OIL PRODUCTS COMPANY. New York, and nldbydrugglsts generally. Three sizes. 25c. and 50c. a large bottle, and $1 a

three pint tin. Also in capsules, 2 doz. In a box, 50c write for printed matter. Conkey Drug Store.

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Mrs. H. D. Huddleston was . at Knightatown Monday. Her ffuest, Miss Mary Ewbank left for her home at Guilford and Mrs. Hudleston accompanied her that far. , Mrs. Oscar Kirlin spent a few 'days this week with her, father, Charles Ferguson, west of town. The M. E. church orchestra 'has placed a piano in, the M. E. church for the use of the. Sunday school. A

vote af thanks was extended .the orchestra by the school, Sunday morning, when It , waa used for. the. first time. The efforts of the orchestra are appreciated. t Milton' witnessed quite a fall of now Monday morning about 6 o'clock. Misses Hatie 'and Mary Sills were. Richmond visitors Monday. ' Mr. and Mrs. David Nugent have returned . from Indianapolis. Mr. Nugent is .much beter and with care. It is thought he will get along all right.

STOMACH SUFFERERS! READ THIS So many stomach sufferers have, been benefited by a simple prescription of vegetable, oils which cured a Chicago' druggist of chronic stomach, lirer and intestinal trouble of years' standing that ye want you surely to try this remeay. It is known as Mayr's Wonderful Stomach - Remedy. One dose will convince J.0,- .II . uu"r gives " wonderful relief within 24 hoXirs even in the most stubborn cases. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy, is now sold here bjj Conkey Drug Store. -

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The bargains offered here on Wednesday, "DOLLAR DAY," are offered without apology, for they are the very best $1.00 Bargains we ever offered. Bring Your Dollar Here.

Buy the New Quaker Kitchen Cabinet The Cabinet for everybody, finished in rich golden, a wonderful value. Like cut. Sale Price $13.85 $1.00 Down and $1.00 Per Week.

This big Brilliant Electric Sweeper on 'sale at $18.50 $1.00 Down ; $1.00 . per week.

$1.30 Lace Curtains, Wednesday for $1.00 $1.25 White Enamel Medicine Cabinets $1.00 $1.25 Door Cocoa Mats. .$1.00 Two 69c Waste Baskets, $1.00 Two 69c Pictures for. . .$1.00 Two 69c Plate Kitchen Mirrors for $1.00 $1.25 Lawn Benches for $1.00 Five 24c Camp Stools for $1.00 Special Red Star Rugs, $2 values, special for $1.00 -Three 35c Special Window Shades $1.00 $1.20-$ 1.25 Diners, special for. ....$1.00 Each Three 39c Early English Plate

Racks, on sale Wednesday for . $1.00

This big Wicker Fern Stand on sale Wednesday only ..$1.00

200 special values in House Furnishings .will be placed on sale Wednesday at $1.00 as the first payment on

Club Terms of $ 1 .00 per Week.

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