Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 221, 28 July 1914 — Page 15

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1914

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AIR AND AUTOMOBILE SPEED KINGS TO VIE Beachey in Aeroplane and Oldficld in Auto to Race at Dayton, August 1. DAYTON. O., July 28. Dayton, the "Hob or Aviation," Is to call the attention of Its citizens to the anniversary of the birth of the aeroplane once each year through the Inauguration of "Aviation Day." This has been decided upon and endorsed by the Oreater Dayton Association. The first event of the kind will be hold Saturday, August 1, when Lincoln Beachey, Harry N. Atwood and Orville Wright, will visit the fair grounds, where Beachey will do his famous loop-the-loop in an aeroplane, fly upside down, in vertical positions and in reality outfly the birds. Although the event this year will not assume the proportions that other events to follow are expected to reach. The Greater Dayton Association will use the coming exhibition as a test of what can be expected in future years. Wright's First Chance. Orville Wright has never Seen an aeroplane loop-the-loop and when first he heard that the feat had been accomplished was rather skeptical, in fact, declared the feat only an accident and could not be done under the laws of science. But Beachey has now many times accomplished the wonderful and yet scientifically unexplained accomplishment, although naturally at the risk of his life each time. Beachey declares he will take more satisfaction in the plaudits of Orville Wright, who will watch his air maneuvers at Dayton, August 1, than any other honors aviation can bestow upon him. Probably he may eclipBe previous records in his whirls and sommersaults In the air, for the praise of the pioneer airman. Races With Oldfield.

Beachey declares that hie loop-the-loop is not so dangerous as his race with Barney Oldfield, which will be another big feature of the meet at the Dayton fair grounds. In this race Beachey flies close to Oldfield's head around the half mile track, .taking the turns at sharp angles ana at high speed. Both automobile and aeroplane travel at the rate of nearly 70 miles an hour. The aeroplane flies eo close to the automobile that should an air pocket be encountered or some mishap occur there is not space enough between machine and earth for the aviator to regain control of his machine. Interest In the exhibition at the Dayton fair grounds, Saturday, August 1, is assuming large proportions in this city and arrangements have been made to care for one of the largest crowds that has visited Dayton In many years. CENTERVILLE 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed King and daughter, Miss Daisy, and granddaughter, Verdie, spent Sunday with friends In Knlg-htstown. Mrs. Tom Stinson was called to Liberty Thursday nisht on account of the r'mtfi. of her lather, TMr. ""Dale. The uneral was held Sunday. -v New York state has 1,203,770 regis tored autotnobiles. I ,8lls Peski Bed Bugs P. D. Q. A full quart of the strongest bag kfi -v va eartn oan be made at heme vntl - 5c dox o! P. D. Q. The new ehemtca!, P. D. Q., pesky "v is quietus, actually pats the ever-.t-ng to Bed Bugs, Hoaehes( Ants Lovbt and I1 leas.- Feskv bugs can't ex t vrhare P. D. Q. has been need, as it .'-R ViM a ooating on their eggs anc her they habit and prevent their hatching . . A boa of P. D. Q. (ni farther than a 'arre; of old-fashioned bog killers. Look tor the devil's head on every box, Iso patent spout esolOsed with every ox ot p. !). Q. P. D. Q. kills fleas 01 ogs. Sold by all druggist. Hair MILLINERY All ribbons and flowers at 1-2 Children's Hats 25c All Hats which formerly sold for $5 and $6, now $1 Untrimmed Hats at 25c end SOc Mrs. C. A. Brehm 35 North 8th St.

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Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Nation and children arrived Sunday' from Lancaster, j Pa., to spend the week with relatives. Mlas Isabella Gough of Indianapolis is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Orpha O. Schultz. . Fred Routh and son George returned Monday to their home in Minneapolis, after a visit with Mr. Routh's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Routh and daughter, Gertrude. Mrs. Dora Pritohard of Knightstown spent Sunday in Cambridge City. ' " ! Mrs. William Rodenberger of Centervllle was the guest of Miss Virginia Barnet at the close of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mulholland of Richmond and Mrs. Heber Kennard of Knightstown spent Sunday with their mother. Mrs. Ira L. Pritchard. Returns From Visit. Miss Agnes Pusinelli has returned from Terre Haute after having attended the celebration of the feast of St. Ann at St. Marys-of-the-Woods. Mrs. Fred Brown of Anderson is the guest of Mr. and' Mrs. Fred Romer. Mrs. E. D. Filby spent Sunday in Connersville with her mother, Mrs. Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hageman, Mfi and Mrs. John Duffield and daughter, and Dr. and Mrs. Hecker of New Madison, O., returning from May's Station, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hageman and daughter Sunday. Mrs. Edith Haisley of Richmond was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Johnson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Huddleston and daughter spent Sunday with friends in Richmond. Hiram Eshelman and family of Greenfield were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wright Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Brewer and Mrs. Louis Byers and children were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gwinn at Germantown Sunday. Mrs. I. N. Druly and son Stanley of Centerville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Ogborn at the close of the week. Home From New York. Joseph Ebert of New York ia at home for a fortnight's vacation and ia spending a few days at Camp Care Away, south of town. Mrs. J. B. Routh, who 1b seriously ill, does not improve and grave fear Is entertained as to her recovery. Miss Irene Smith, who is spending her vacation at her home in Connersville, was the guest Sunday of Miss Louise Ebert. Mrs. May Sutherland and Miss Regina Edwards have returned to Indi anapolis after a visit with Mrs. Fred Shirkey and other friendB. Mr. and MrB. I. N. Falls and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rummell and daughter, Thelma, of New Castle, motored to Mooreland Sunday. Miss Thelma returned with her grandparents to spend the week. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bryan, Miss '. Ethel Zehring and Mrs. C. M. Bailey j motorea to j-iiDerty sunaay, returning i by way of Connersville, where they were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Zehring. A called meeting of Cambridge City lodge, No. 5, P. and A. M., will e held tomorrow evening, at which time there will be work in the Master's degree. Light refreshments will be Mrs. R. M, Huddleston and daughters, Mrs. R. A. Hicks and Mrs. W. B. mt-t-'Un.mBtM

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Woodard, went to Indianapolis Sunday, called by the death of Mrs. Huddleston's mother. Mr. Hicks went to In dianapolis Monday to attend the funeral. Russell Dennis was , homo from Knightstown Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.' Dean House and son Leo visited relatives In Germantown Sunday. Mlas Ruth Wicker, after a visit with her cousin, Miss Helen JohnBon, has returned to her home at Blooming Grove. Mrs. Nelson Popp of Urbana, O., Mr. and Mrs. George Craig of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mettert of New Castle were entertained Sunday at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sum-, wait. Mr. and Mrs. Tlefenthaler have returned to their home in St. Louis after a visit with their son, Dr. U. N. Tlefenthaler. Dr. and Mrs. Tlefenthaler accompanied them as far as Indianapolis. ------ - Miss Either Bowden spent today with Miss Bernice Fricker at Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Copeland and Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd of GreensChildren Cry The Kind You Rave Always

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fork spent Sunday with relatives to New Castle. To Visit In Cast. Stanley Guyton will go to Frederick City, Md.. August. 10 to attend the home coming. Accompanied by his father, Charles Ouyton, they will visit New York, Atlantic City and other eastern points. ' - ' ' Edgar Ferguson and family of Indianapolis are spending the week with the former's brother, Raymond Ferguson. V . - F. S. Luddington and daughter. Miss Lena, spent Monday in Mooreland. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Kitterman and sons, Max and Ennis, have returned after a week spent in Stephens, Minn. The return trip was made by way of Winnipeg and Duluth. Miss Esther Helmsing has returned to Hagerstown after a visit with Miss Frances Leslie. Rev. Walter Hollopeter and family will go to Elkhart next Monday to spend two weeks with Rev. Hollopeter's mother, Mrs. Catherine Raymer and other relatives. During Rev. Hoilopeter's absence the pulpit of the M. E. church will be supplied. Mrs. Charles Hageman and Miss Gaynello Hageman spent Monday in Indianapolis.

Leeds, England, spends $1,600 year ly for music in parks. f or Flotchor'c J Bought has borne the sirna health v and natural sleen. The Mother's Friend. Signature of MIWV TWttT. WW t CITY. My office will be closed during the month of August on account of vacation. iDR. E. J. DYKEMAN, Dentist.

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In our Ready-to-Wear Department. A big collection of startling Dollar Day Bargains. All kinds of garments picked from our regular superb stocks

aid society Marra. : CENTERVILLE Pyrty-twe memhers of the Methodist Ladies' Aid society assembled at Maple Wood park Friday evening and celebrated all the birthday anniversaries of the society

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Any Panama in the house; regular $5.00 values, your choice

All Straw Hats, $2.00, $2.50 $3.50 values ....

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that oeeurred ia Jatr. splendid social .time sad ' a boaatlfnl sapper constituted the evening's amusement. The guests of honor were Mrs. Prank Keugen, Miss Laura Bertsch, Mrs. John Sinta, Mrs. Ella Commons, Mrs. Mltchel. Mrs. Addle Williams.

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