Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 301, 29 October 1914 — Page 9

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, OCT. 29, 1914

RIGHT TO SEARCH I). S, TRADE SHIPS GIVEOT BRITISH State Department Permits Foreign Nations to Detain and Search Vessels Carrying U. S. Colors. BY LEASED WIRE. WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 29. The right to search American merchant shlpg on the high seas, in opposition to which the United .States went to war in 1812 will bo admitted by the state department during the present war. Announcement .to this effect waa made by Acting Secretary of State Lansing today. His statement followed the publication by the treasury department of a prohibition of the making public of manifests of merchant ships leaving American ports until a month after they have sailed. This prohibition acting secretary Lansing stated was issued after a consultation at the state department. "The right to search all vessels on the high seas will not be opposed by this government" Mr. Lansing stated. "The right of Great Britain or other nations engaged in war to stop an American ship and examine her cargo, no matter what nature or destination is recognized by this government. All future protests or complaints filed by the United States will be based on this conclusion."

The outcome of the state depart-: merit's decision i:i thin matter will be that all American ships will b? liable to stoppage and examination on ihe high seas by i'o; '.;--i v.r shi;.s. !to tests by this k!' nl will be filed; only when the shi;i is luken into y.ovt and held for a coiibidc-rable length of j time. j

Detain 4 Vessels. WASHINGTON', Oct. 29. The detention of two Italian steamers carrying cargoes of American copper from New York to Italy was reported to the state department today by four copper companies with offices in New York. The Reglna Dltalia and the San Biovanna have been held up at Gibraltar by the direction of the British authorities, the state department was informed. No protests will be filed by the department until the consul at Gibraltar forwards the details of the seizure and the reason for the detention.

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CHICKENS TO TAKE PLACE OF TURKEY FOR THANKSGIVING Grocers and Poultry Men Report Shortage of 50 Per Cent Due to Unfavorable Summer Weather,1 The Thanksgiving turkey crop is nearly 50 per cent short according to reports from farmers and produce buyers. Consequently many Richmond families may be forced to substitute chicken or beef for the national bird. Farmers say many of the young turkeys were lost during the damp cold weather last spring, and many others were lost from disease later. They say that young turkeys are hard to raise under even favorable conditions, and that the conditions this year were all against them. A local poultry buyer said today that turkeys were very scarce in the country around Richmond, , and., that the price would be correspondingly high, although it was too early to make predictions. Reports from other parts of the country indicate that the shortage is

general and delegates attending tbe national poultry, butter and egg association at Chicago yesterday, reported a general shortage of 25 per oent. BOYS VISIT WOODS DURING VACATION The high school and Garfield buildings were closed today, and several rooms in other school buildings in the city were dismissed to allow the teachers to attend the State Teachers' association meeting at Indianapolis. Pupils of the dismissed schools took advantage of the short vacation. Early this morning numerous groups of boys were foraging in the woods and fields near the city. The recent sharp frosts have ripened the nuts, and when school opens Monday there will be many proud exhibitions of . walnut stained hands.

Some of the finest examples of electrically equipped coal mines are to be found in Nova Scotia.

County History While It's Fresh

Compiled in Interesting Chapters for Busy Rcsden.

FIRST 8N0W FALLS. ECONOMY The first snow of the year fell here Monday evening. ALLOW VACATION. DUBLIN The teachers of the Dublin school will attend the Teachers' Association at Indianapolis Friday and Saturday. DRY FORCE8 TOUR. NEW PARIS An automobile tour of Preble county by tbe united dry forces took place Wednesday and the gaily decorated train arrived in New Paris at 10:30 a. m. The New Paris Merchants' Band accompanied the party and gave several selections on the street where the temperance address was given by Rev. C. A. Hunter of

Eaton. On account of the biting cold wind the crowd of listeners was not so large as it would bare been otherwise, but all gave close attention. Tbe tour closed with a big temperance rally at Eaton at 7:00 p. m. 8CHOOL TO CL08E. CAMBRIDGE CITY The schools adjourned Thursday evening until Monday, SupL E. E. Oldaker and his corps of teachers going to Indianapolis to attend the State Teachers' Association.

You should get an European war map at Feltman's cigar store. Price 10c. 29 tt

To the Vetera ef Wayne County, Indiana. On next Tuesday you will go to th polls to cast your ballots for the next officers of Wayne county. My name will appear on the Repub llcan ballot as a candidate for clerk of Wayne circuit court . . I hare not had tbe opportunity to see each one ln person, and will be content to leave my race in the hands of the voters. Will say, I have made clean race, and have nothing but the best to say of my opponents. In conclusion, will say that I have no claim on the office and if you see fit to elect me, I will greatly appreclatt it, on the other hand, if you elec one of my opponents. I will be one of the first to congratulate him. Yours truly, P. M. JONES, With the McConaha Company, Richmond, Ind. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

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Of gold colored pussy willow taffeta ja ti"'a I'nncp frock with a double tunic of shadow lace. A shawl collar of i i;iaon is ruffled with shadow lace.

There arc is an Irish breed of cattle I hat seldom grows more than three feet high and thrives on tbe poorest pasturage yet the cows yield twenty quarts of milk daily.

JOY OF EFFORT. Tbe delights of thought, of truth, of work and of well doing will not descend upon us like tbe dew upon the flower, without effort of our own. Labor, watchfulness, perseverance, self denial, fortitude are the elements out of which this kind of joy is formed. 8. C. Jones. Nothing that is of real worth ran be achieved without courageous working. Man owes his growth chiefly to that active striving of the will, that encounter with difficulty, which we call effort, and it is astonishing to find how often results apparently impracticable are thus made possible. Samuel Smiles.

If any misanthrope were to put in my presence the question, "Why were we born?" 1 should reply. "To make an effort" Dickens.

LENDS TOWNSHIP BRIDGE LUMBER

Township Trustee Clevenger of Abington township, told the county commissioners today that his township is almost "broke" and he asked the county to supply him with 1,000 feet of lumber to make repairs on the Abington bridge. The commissioners consented to make the temporary repairs when Clevenger said a new floor would be laid next year after tax collections come in.

Don't Dose Your Children With Pills, Tablets, and Laxative Every Time Their Stomachs and Bowels Are Out of Order.

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love ( ?) CMtor OH when yon were a youngster? The vile smelling-, "tummy" i aching staff I Certainly tkelr bowels mast be rerular. i j But there Is no need to torture them, i ! to physio them, with harsh drugs, that ' Pve way for future Complications.-' for delicate, weakened, dyspeptic stomachs, and Irregular, constipated bowels. What they need Is a little rSOMNE ta lubricate the passages. it is an absolutely pare, thla mineral oil, without a particle of odor or taste, and very agreeable to take. ' And because It Is a mineral oil It has no bad effects on the stomach, like other

, out hi passes right through into the bowels, where It softens and smoothens the obstructions and makes the movements regular, full and natural. I That's all that's necessary, and there fa

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women, who want good shoes at reasonable prices.

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Women's Short Vamp, Patent Leather, with cloth tops, also Gun Metal in the new stage last. A shoe that has a mark of distinction as well as comfort, $3.50 values. Priced at

WOMEN'S AND MISSES' BROAD TOE SHOES, also Baby Doll Boots, in patent leather with cloth tops and gun metal. Special at $1.98 and

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Relief comes instantly. A dose taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and break up a severe cold either In the head, chesj, body v1 limbs. It promptly opens clogged-up nostrils and air passages In the head, stops nasty discharge or nose running, relieves sick headache, dullness, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing and snuffling! Ease your throbbing head! Nothing else in the world gives such prompt relief as 'Tape's Cold Compound" which costs only 25 cents at any drug store. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, causes no inconvenience. Be sure you get the genuine. Adv.

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Men's Custom Made Shoes, In Gun Metal or Patent Colt, hand sewed soles. All styles, broad toes or English last. $3.60 values

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Bottle of Cherry Bark Cough Syrup A most satisfactory remedy for Coughs and ColdsPleasant to Take and Very Effective.

The Rexall Stores Cor. 6th and Main. 101 Richmond Ave.

HALLOWEEN SPECIALS

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A full line of National Biscuit Co.'s Cakes and Crackers. Have you used Lindley Hall Coffee? It makes a fine drink. Dressed Chickens for Frying and Roasting. Home made Cottage Cheese. Try our own blend of Tea.

Read Every Item Then Phone Your Order Fancy Grimes, Golden Jonathan, Bellflower and Snow Apples for eating, Tokay, Malaga and Concord Grapes, Mince Meat and Canned Pumpkin, Fresh Pumpkins and Squash, Fancy Florida Pine Apples, Grape Fruit, Oranges and Lemons, Fresh Cocoanuts, Pure Sweet Apple Cider, New Yellow Corn Meal, New Buckwheat Flour, Pure Maple Syrup in pint and quart cans, Fancy Cap Cod Cranberries, White Clover Honey, Fresh Vegetables, Home Grown Cauliflower, Egg Plant, Celery, Spinach, Red and Green Mangoes, Turnips and Head Lettuce.

THE PHOENIX GROCERY 1138 Main, Cor. 12th St. Phone 1363.

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Women's Custom Made Shoes, Gun Metal or Patent Colt, hand sewed soles, all styles, broad or narrow toes, high or low heels, $3.50 values

Misses' and Children's School Shoes with comfortable broad toes, patent or gun metal. Sies 8 to 11. $1.48; 11 to 2

MEN'S SHOES In every style and all leathers, button or lace, every size. Friday and Saturday

Boys' Calf Lace Shoes, Qi2 to 13'2 98c Women's Rubbers, high or low heel 49c Children's Rubbers for Scuf fer Shoes 5Cc and 55c

YOUR SHOE BILLS WILL BE LESS IF YOU BUY HERE.

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Hear Senator Theodore E. Mim9 oi Ohio, aid P. J. Lynch, Republican Candidate tor Congress

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Music by Richmond City Band, Maxwell-Briscoe Band and Jackson Glee Club of 35 Men. Senator Burton is the man who spoke continuously for twenty-four hours and compelled the Democrats to cut $73,000,000 of graft out of the Rivers and Harbors "Pork Barrel Bill. He comes direct from the Firing Line. Mr. Lynch will have a message for Wayne County.

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