Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 164, 21 May 1914 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, OTATTn, WH

OCEAN LEVIATHAN REACHESJEW YORK Vaterland, Largest Ship Afloat, With 2,958 Pasengers, Makes Maiden Voyage Across Atlantic. BY LEASED WIRE NEW YORK, May 21 The New Ham burg-American liner. Vaterland,

the greatest ship afloat, became unmanageable today when she attempted to dock at the company's pier at Hoboken. The tucs that were guiding her were pulled about like infants by a giant, and the vessel had to be taken a mile down the Hudson river to prevent her smashing into the pier. The VaXerland arrived here today from Hamburg, Cherbourg and Southampton on her maiden voyage. The total of human souls on board the leviathian was 2,958. The steamer made an average run of about tweto.ty-four miles an hour. On board were the directors of the line. The day runs were 421, .578, 562, 680, 595, 594 and 442 knots. Dock Commissioner Smith went to Quarantine and boarded the steamer in response to an invitation to inspect the giantess. The Vatrland is a sister ship of the Imperator. Nine Hundred and Fifty Feet Long. The immensity of her measurements are showed by "the following figures: Tonnage, 58,000; length, 950 feet; beam (width), 100 feet; horsepower, 65,000; speed, twenty-five knots an hour. In addition to being the last word in luxury, the Vaterland was constructed to be unslnkable. Her bulkheads are of steel, and she has two "skins", so that if the outer hull is punctured, the water will be kept out of the hold by the inner wall. In addition to being unsinkable, the Vaterland is foreprooif. The big ship was decorated by flags as she slowly steamed up the bay, and her sirene occasionally answered the Chorus of whistles and forhom bursts that welcomed the new liner. The cargo consisted of 2,316 barrels, of which 2,066 was beer and the balance salt.

LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR PURSE SNATCHER BY LEASED WIRE BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 21. One of the severest sentences ever given h criminal in this state was meted out to Will Mabry, a negro purse snatcher when a jury sentenced, him to life imprisonment. Mabry asttaoked and robbed a white woman on the street three months ago. According to the laws of Alabama highway robbery is punishable by death or life imprisonment. MOVIE MEN MEET BY LEASED WIRE BIRMINGlfAJVl, Ala., May 2.1. Moving picture men from Georgia, Tennessee, Mississiiroi and Alabama gathered here today for the first Southern states convention of the motion exhibitors league of America. The exhibitors are meeting to further their interests of their business and the session will last two days. A banfuu't at the Hillman hotel tomorrow night will bring the convention to a close.

COBB ROUTES TRIPS County Agent Arranges Alfalfa Tours.

Plans have been practically completed by County Agent Cobb for the alfalfa automobile tour of the county, June 2 and 3. He has secured as speakers, J. C. Beavers of Purdue, who will talk on "How to Grow Alfalfa;' and Maurice Douglass of Shelby county, whose talk la to be on "The Utilization of Alfalfa." Prnhahlv the alfalfa tour will be as

large or larger than the two booster trips which left Richmond the past

uoot k'nrmers ar resDoname reau-

ily with machines, and those who have

no automobiles will come reaaiy as passengers. The following town will be passed through : First Day Richmond, Cheater, Williamsburg Fountain City, Economy, Hagerstown and Greensfork. Second Day Centerville, East Germantown, Cambridge City, Milton, Abington and Boston.

Presbyterians Discuss Reform of Divorce Laws

BY LEASED WIRE CHICAGO, May 21. At the second meeting of the Presbyterian general assembly divorce laws were discussed. The following report was read: "One out of eleven marriages end in divorce. The highest rate of divorce in any country is in Japan, and the next highest is the United States. Such a situation is a disgrace. Now we should act." The report recommends that laws be enacted requiring a residence of at least two years in the state where the application for divorce is entered; requirement of at least one year after the

granting of the decree before the same

SOTTONS TO PLAY FOR EAGLES EVENT

An enthusiastic crowd greeted the Maennerchor at the indoor carnival of the Eagles last night, and the committee on arrangements expects a packed bouse tonight to greet Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sutton, who will present a musical vaudeville act. A liberal patronage of the amusement features of the carnival has gratified the members of teh aerie, who are feathering the nest of one of the most pretentious lodge home in the state.

For Sale 500 loads good dirt at North Tenth and D streets. Call Miller-Kemper Co. 19-3t

GIVE TRUEBLOOD ARTS SCHOLARSHIP

Charles K. Trueblood, a graduate of Earlham college in 1913, has been appointed to a scholarship in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences in

Harvard university for the year 1914-

1915, according to an announcement made in the Harvard University Gazette of May 16. The college authorities have been notified of the appointment.

shall take effeot, and drastic legislation to prevent jjersons from entering one state to obtain a divorce and then remarrying at once In another. The program for today's session included a sermon by Rev. John Timothy Stone, pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian church and retiring moderator. The election of the new moderator was scheduled for this afternoon. Among those mentioned for the moderatorship were Rev. Maltland Alexander of Pittsburg; Rev. George B. Stewart, of Auburn, N. Y.; Rev. Aquilla Webb, of Louisville; Rev. J. P. Calhoun, of Knoxville, Tenn., and Rev. Andrew V. V. Raymond, of Buffalo. The assembly represents a church

membership which in 1918 was -1,-415,872. t , -, SEEKS CHURCH UNION. KANSAS CITY, Mo., May 21. The

question of the union of the seventeen Presbyterian organizations of the United StateB under one church government seems destined to loom large at the meeting of the general assembly of the Southern Presbyterian church, which began this morning. While the educational problem is being forced

to the front by the leaders of the denomination who are ambitious to see the Southern Presbyterians assume thQlr former leadership In denominational education, there is more than an even chance that the chief Interest in the session will be centered about the problem of church unity.

Save your admission tickets to Eagles' Indoor Fair. They are valuable.

QUICKEST RELIEF KNOWN FOR ALL SORE FEET

RIIS SERIOUSLY ILL BY LEASED WIRE BARRE, Mass., May 21. The condition of Jacob A. Riis was reported as critical today. His physician, Dr. W. S. Bates, said there is no hope of any improvement.

The following is absolutely the surest and quickest cure known to science for all foot ailments: "Dissolve two tabdespoonfuls of Calocide compound in a basin of warm water. Soak the feet

in this for full fifteen minutes, gently rubbing the sore parts." The efeffect is really wonderful. All soreness goes instantly and the feet feel so good you could sing for joy. Corns and callouses can be peeled right off. It gives immediate relief for sore bunions, sweaty, smelly and aching feet. A twenty-five cent box of Calo

cide is said to be sufficient to cure the worst feet. It works through the pores and removes the cause of the trouble. Don't waste time on uncertain remedies. Any druggist has Calocide compound in stock, or he can get it in a few hours from his wholesale house. It is not a patent medicine. Calocide prepared only by Medical Formula Co., of Chicago, 111., and Dayton, Ohio. (Advertisement.)

ave You Seen It?

If not, just take a peep in the window at 426 Main street. It is a large

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Next Time Ask for BUTTER-KRU-ST The Bread that Has "A Smile With Every Bite" SAVE YOUR WRAPPERS They are valuable. Your grocer can get the funmakers we give for our bread wrappers.

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Not more than 3 to each customer and positively none to dealers.

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Very best bargains in mattresses ever offered to Richmond people, and it was only because of the mammoth buying power of the Hoover-Bond Co. that you are so fortunate. To get this bargain you must come Saturday, as any other day the price will

be $10.00.

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Children's "Baby" Pumps and Shoes Patent Leather mostly. Misses sizes $2.00 to $2.50 Smaller Sizes $1.00 to $2.00

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