Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 271, 24 September 1914 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND" SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1914

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tack of Hair Prevents Annette From Returning to Life in Sea. At last night's display at the Murray with Annette Kellerman in the leading role, a little girl in the audience Innocently caused much amusement. Miss Kellermann first attracts notice In the picture as a mermaid daughter of old King Neptune. She disports herself in the waters of Bermuda in true mermaid fashion and when she finally crawls on to the beach it is seen that bbe is a real mermaid with the head and body of a human being but with a Fish tail instead of the usual appendages. Miss Kellermann finally undertakes a mission to the land of the mortals and puts on mortality by passing her hand over a shell given her by the old witch of the sea. A pass of the hand and the little mermaid is changed into a very attractive young woman reclining on the beach and gazing in much amazement at the transformation of her fish tail into those pedal extremeties long since adopted by humans as the proper means for moving about. . Aside from a rather pleased smile over her new acquisition and unusually long black tresses that reach clear to her knees, Mi9s Kellermann is quite fashionably attired in what is generally referred to as one's birthday suit. She is discovered dressed in this manner by an old woman who, somewhat old fashionedly scandalized through lack of touch with modern styles for women, hastily draped her shawl about the shimmering form of the metmorphosed mermaid. At this point a little maid in the audience piped up Innocently, "What's the matter, mama, is she cold?" Later on In the pictures Miss Kellermann to save the king with whom she has fallen in love assumes a man's disguise and sacrifices her luxuriant hair to more nearly look the part. At this a prominent gentleman in the audience was overheard to murmur, "Now she's done it! If she ever changes into a mermaid again she'll never be able to change back to human form again. The board of ceneors would never pass her."

JAP IMMIGRATION

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the Japanese by any means as low as many persons suppose. Japanese women, arf well as the men, are well dresBed on the streets and the ownersnip of automobiles by the Japanese is by no means uncommon. They conform to the standard of living of those among whom they dwell. American Children. "And they are making American citizens of the children American born and very proud of it. Japanese children are attending American day schools and are becoming Americanized very rapidly. "The situation, in short, is fairly satisfactory. "Some friction, however may exist among the lower classes of American working men and the Japanese but, on the whole, they are peaceful and friendly. "The agitation originated very largely through political sources, whose purpose is to keep up a large armament and through certain division in labor organizations, but it is not taken seriously by those conversant with the real situation." In reply to a question as to whether the Japanese men desire to marry American women and this was the real purpose of the agitation against the Japanese on the coast, Mr. Pretlow said: S "Absolutely nothing in it whatever." Flays Speaker. When Montague Flowers, the Chautauqua speaker, was referred to as the

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source of virulent comment to this effect, Mr. Pretlow said: "I've heard him. Montague has been seeing things at night!" "The enfranchisement of women has had a very salutary effect in both Washington and Qregon," said Mr. Pretlow in reply to a question. "It has done a very great deal for municipal .cleanliness. Women's clubs have taken up the questions of sanitation and public morals in municipalities and everywhere the effect nas been markedly beneficial. Boosts Seattle. . "Of course everybody is coming to the coast next year to attend the Panama Exposition. And the trip will be a failure If they do not come through Seattle," said Mr. Pretlow who is a confirmed Seattleite. "Learn the line of their prejudices," said Mr. Pretlow with reference to the foreigners resident in this country, stating that it was our easy American fellowship that, in the end, won their confidence and regard. "Show our people in the smaller towns that there is a form of service peculiar to such localities and how to go about it and you will find that there are vast fields for operation in this respect in the United States.

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asmuch as the first candidate for joint representative, Charles Ferguson, who resigned because of ill health, was a Fayette county man, his .successor should also be from that county. This argument prevailed, Bertsch's name was withdrawn and Montgomery given the solid suppprt of the Wayne delegation. . Following his nomination,- Mr. Montgomery frankly stated thfet some of the actions of the last Democratic controlled legislature did not meet with his approval and if elected to the lower house he would only support such measures as he believed were for the best interests, of his constituents. He criticised many. of the features of the three mile gravel road law and said he as unalterably opposed to the plan of pensioning teachers. He said if any pension system was to be established he favored one by which widows would be the beneficiaries. The convention yesterday was called to order by Willard Petro of Cambridge City acting county chairman, and Peter Fettig of Fayette county was selected as permanent chairman.

What to Do to Get Fat and Increase Weight The Real Cause of Thinness.

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The matter of electing a successor to Lee B. Nusbaum to represent the Commercial club with F. P. Wilson on Mayor Robbin's advisory board will 4e taken up at the October meeting of the board of directors. The matter will not be settled until the second week in the month. Mr. Nusbaum's resignation from the mayor's cabinet as one of the Commercial club's representatives caused some surprise to members of the organization.

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MISTAKE IIJFAHTRY FOR GERMAN BODY Citizens Start Wild Rumors as U. S. Soldiers March Through City. Richmond was captured without a shot being fired this morning by Com

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A., under the command of Lieutenant McLain. The only casualty announced so far is that of John Zwissler, who was hit in the pocketbook by a volley of dollars and forced to part with several baskets of bread for the hungry soldiers. Company A, comprising forty-eight men, has been in Nebraska, taking part in that state's militia maneuvers. Returning to its station - which is at Fort Niagara, New York, it came by train as far as Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis and started to "hike" from there to Burleysville, Ohio,

where it will again entrain for its regular station after having marched about one hundred and sixty miles. The company passed through Cambridge City yesterday and camped last night a few miles west of Richmond. It passed through this city about 9:30 o'clock this morning. The men cover an average of twenty-three miles a day. This "hike" is part of the three hundred miles every company of regu

lar Infantry is compelled to make as practice each year. Some of the well informed and patriotic citizens who frequent Main street most any time of day, saw the company of Uncle Sam's soldier boys coming and, by way of showing how well they are versed In' geography started the rumor that a company of German soldiers was passing through Richmond.

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Montgomery the only candidate in the field. Clevenger, who was placed in nomination by Fred Krone, had his name

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placed Bertsch in nomination. A caucus of the Wayne delegation was then held and within a few minutes the announcement was made that Bertsch had f withdrawn from the contest and that the solid vote, of Wayne county would be cast for Montgomery, This decision of the caucus was very gratifying to the wet faction of Wayne Democracy for Montgomery has the reputation of being liberal in his views and "on the fence" so far as the liquor question is concerned. The liberal element of the Wayne Democratic party dominated the convention yesterday and when their two favored candidates, Qeisler and Rohe, dropped out of the race at the last moment, they were left without an entry in the contest. Political gossip was to the effect after Clevenger had been placed in nomination a hasty conference of liberal leaders decided to place Bertsch, also a dry but not of such pronounced opinions on the liquor question as the Abington township farmer, in the field against him. Liberals Rule Caucus. When the secretary of the convention, Will Sherman of this city, began to call the roll for the vote the Wayne delegates were not organized to cast their ballots and it was decided to hold a caucus before casting the Wayne vote. In this caucus the argument was advanced, and strongly supported by the liberal leaders, that in-

A Physician's Advice. - Most thin people eat from four to six pounds of good solid fat-making food every day and still do not increase in weight one ounce, while on the other hand many of the plump, chunky folks eat very lightly and keep gaining all the time. It's all bosh to say that this is the nature of the individual. It isn't Nature's way at all. Thin folks stay thin because their powers of assimilation are defective. They absorb just enough of the food they eat to maintain life and a semblance of health and strength. Stuffing won't help them, A dozen meals a day won't make them gain a single "stay there" pound. All the fat-producing elements of their food just stay in the intestines until they pass from the body as waste. What such people need is something that will prepare these fatty food elements so that their blood can absorb them and deposit them all about the body something, too, that will multiply their red blood corpuscles and increase their blood's carrying power. For such a condition I always recommend eating a Sargol tablet with every meal. Sargol is not, as some believe, a patented drug, but is a scientific combination of six of the most effective and powerful flesh building elements known to chemistry. It is absolutely harmless, yet wonderfully effective and a single tablet eaten with each meal often has the effect of increasing the weight of a thin man or woman from three to five pounds a week. Sargol is sold by Leo H. Fihe, Richmond, and other good druggists everywhere on a positive guarantee of weight increase or money back. Advertisement

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