Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 302, 30 October 1914 — Page 9
X& RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, OCT. 30, 1914
TURKEY ENTERS WAR AS GERMANY'S ALLY
CONFLICT Greece Expected to Jump Into Fray to Prevent Porte From Acquiring Lost Territory. BY LEASED WIRE. ROME, Oct. 30. The Russian embassy announced this afternoon that a state of war existed between Turkey and Russia and that the Russian ambassador had left Constantinople. BY HERBERT TEMPLE, European Manager Representing The International News Service. LONDON", Oct. 30. Turkey has decided for war. News that she had opened hostilities against Russia was taken here today to mean that she was ready to attack England and France as well. Preparations are being made for the departure of the allies representatives from Constantinople, though Kngland has given the Porte one more chance to avoid participation in the great conflict. Acting on orders from the British foreign office, Sir Louis Mallet, the English ambassador at Constantinople has warned the Grand Vizer of Turkey that, if Turkey crosses the Egyptian frontier, she would precipitate a conflict with all the powers of the Triple Entente. Turkey's Action Expected. That Turkey would take part in the war has not been doubted since she refused to send back the crews of the German cruisers Goeben and Rreslau but the extent to which she would wage hostilities was unknown until the Breslau and llainailieh opened lire on the Russian coast cities and the Goeben attacked Russian ships. The result of Turkey's action will be far reaching. If Germany and Austria with whom she has allied herself, are successful, the porte will regain European territory, which she lost in the Balkan war. lr they are defeated, Turkey will he driven from Europe. Greece is also likely to enter the war at once. She will of course oppose her ancient enemy the Turks. Roumania probably will do likewise. 'faria deprived of Roumania, Greece and Servia of the spoils won in the Balkan war, may side with Turkey, but her action cannot be accurately foretold. Special 50c bunches of Flowers for cemetery use Saturday and Sunday at Lemon's Flower Shop. PENNSY LINE PAYS COMPLETE TAXES The second installment of the Pennsylvania railroad tax in Wayne county was paid today. It amounted to $24,JS3.S2. This is a slight increase over last year, flue partly to the fact that the railroad could get only 520 credit for road. work in each township, where us formerly It could work out, almost all tax in townships outside of Wayne. Other railroad.-; and big corporation have not made their settlements. Lynch has a msesae. Hopeleo3 Lung Trouble Cured Many recoveries from Lung Troubles are due to Dr. Hell's Pine-Tar-Honey. It. strengthens the Lungs, checks the Cough and gives relief at once. Mr. W. S. Wllkins. Gates, X. C. writes: "I ued Dr. Hell's Pine-Tar Honey in a ease given up as hopeless and it. effected a complete cure." Get a bottle of Dr. Hell's Pine-Tnr-Money. If your cough is dry and hacking let it trickle flown the throat, you will surely get relief. Only 2"c. at your Druggist. f Ad VtM tlii;m'in Concert 7 to 8 o'clock. FORMER STAR MAY RETURN TO STAGE The solution 01' (lie mystery of the Jisappearance of Hope Latham ahout a year and a half ago. just as she had become firmly established on Broadway. Xew York, ns a star of the first rank a solution brought about throuph the death of her husband has been a surprise to many of her former Intimate friends. There were but few who had known that when she abandoned a career already crowned with distinction, she did so to marry Harry S. Caykendall of Kingston, whose estate, appraised two years ago, io valued at f 2,000,000.
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German Artillery Battery Goes Into Action
A battery of German artillery. This is one of the type of smaller guns of the German artillery division in action along the Aisne battle front. There has been considerable comment by war correspondents regarding the artillery, many agreeing that the fire is frequently bad and the range short.
Milton's Social News
The work on the new Odd Fellows home is progressing nicely. The roof has been raised. Mrs. C. II. Pinnick of Scottsburg, writes of hers and Rev. Mr. Pinnick's welfare. She was uuite ill with la grippe but has again recovered. She states that the church is in excellent condition there and that she was a delegate to the recent branch meet of mission work at Indianapolis. The Eastern Star will meet Wednesday night. The members are Invited to be present. Walter Rossert of Liberty was in town Thursday. The work on the Christian church is gradually nearing completion. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Williams and their guest. Miss Ray Weaver, were . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ott Grownover, east or town, l nursuay. i Mrs. Barbura Hoffman and Mrs. Ve-' na Beeaon visited relatives and friends ! at Connersville, Wednesday. R. F. Callaway was at Cambridge ! City Weduesday evening to hear ! Lynch speak, Wednesday evening. Mrs Christian Kerber entertained as her recent guests at dinner, Mrs. Reil of Newport, Ky., and Andrew Kerber of south of town. John Faucett was at Connersville Thursday. .Mrs. Mary Grimes returned from a visit at New Castle and is at her daughters, Mrs. E. R. Cliffton. Mrs. Mary Walker of north of Dublin, was the guest of Mrs. vene Bee-, son over Wednesday night and attend-; ed the M. E. church services. The Rev. Clayton Wright will be in charge of the services at Doddridge chapel. Sunday. The. pastor, the Rev. K. M. Westhater will remain at Milton! and preach morning and evening. Linville Wallace was a Richmond j visitor Thursday. i Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ward are in re-! ceipt of ;i letter from their daughter, j Miss A'ire Ward, who is now with her j sister, Mrs. Lulu Brown, at Pasadena, Cal.. staling that she was having a fine time and was going continually sight seeing and on pleasure trips. She had been out on the steamer several times and was a frequent visitor at the beach. '.Mrs. Anda Higgs is entertaining as her guest, her sister, Miss Emma Polk, of Indianapolis. Miss Veva Witter, Miss Blanche Moore, and Virgil Hoffman, of the school and Elmer Bertsch formed an This is the Stove Polish 'T'S different from others because more care is taken in the maki and tne materials useu tire higher grade. Black Silk M.iko a hri'.'iant, Rl!!;y roli!i thnt does not r:ft oil or dust oil, fin.l the shine lasts lour times as Ions' as ordinary slove polish. lTio,t on Siimplc stvcs and scud by hardware nn 1 grot-ry dealers. All v,o .--U i;itriul. l!.-.:il.m your cook pfove, vour p.-irli-r st ivo or your frim rn!jjr... if you n't titul it t!.a l,ct ntova polish you ever ilHrd. your ilciilori afltl)'rizetl to refyncl your menpv. lnr.ift on lT'iick Si!k Stove PoliBh. M:le in liiiuid or paatc one quality. Black Silk Stove Poluh Works Sterling, Illinois Vnc Rlnck Silk Aii--trylnpr Iron Cnamal on frfitos. ri'ist"rs, Ftove-fiiri' riwcntfl ntstmif. Blacli Silk Met.,: Pollali for silver, nic-kel I iLsj. it r,;ia no equal xor usecn eutomoDiiee.
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auto party to Indianapolis Thursday afternoon to attend the night session and remain over Friday at the State Teachers' Association. The Rev. Mr. llollopeter gave a very interesting sermon at the M. E. church revival services Wednesday evening on the theme ' Let My People Go." He showed that Christians must come out of the world and purify themselves from all things that are wrong. The interest was good. The Rev. F. C. McCormick will preach at the Farmers Bank hall Sunday. Prof. L. E. Thompson and his corps of teachers have gone to Indianapolis to attend the State Teachers' Association. Miss Monica "Willitts is visiting friends at Indianapolis and attending the State Teachers' Association.
Miss Hattie Izor, who spent the last weeK. in muiauapons reiui ueu. uumu Thursday, Mrs. Sam Hoshour and daughter, Miss Dorothy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoshour and other relatives at Richmond Thursday. Mrs. W. L. Parkins was hostess for the Cary club. Thursday afternoon. The following constitutes the program for the afternoon: The occasion was dedicated to Mother's Day. Responses from Ella Wheeler Wilcox. The Mother in Literature, Mrs. William W. Ferris. The Madona in Art, Mrs. Geo. "T WAS A MPDVATTC MfDCPlT INEitvVJUo IvHjVIV When I Began Taking Vinol." Mrs. Clayton's Letter Should Interest Every Weak Nervous, Rundown .. r . ,.T Louisville, Ky I was simply a nervous wreck, and m a weak, run-down i Jil tl 1 1 lull w Lie: it cl iMi uu aanvu. u-i - i try Vinol. I did so, and received so much beneKt from the-first bottle I decided to keep on taking it, and as a result I have gained in health and strength right along. I think Vinol is the best medicine in the world for a nervous, weak, sun-down system and for elderly people, and I cannot praise it too highly for what it has done for me." Mrs. W. C. Clayton, Louisville, Ky. There are hundreds of men and women in this vicinity who are on the borderland of nervous prostration, over-worked, run-down and nervous. We ask every such person to call at our store for a bottle of Vinol. our de1 nnfl t.rr 1. ,-U'i t llroi t oil. Vinol is not a patent "secret nos- j ! trum, but an honest, tried and true j body builder and strength creator of i 'world-wide fame, delicious and easy; ! to take. i 1 Our guarantee to return your money ' ' if Vinol does not benefit you should ; i give you confidence to try it. Leo. U. Fine, druggist, Richmond, Ind. I i NOTE You can get. Vinol at the ! lo;iriinr drue store in every town where this paper circulates. Adv. ANNOUNCEMENT The Utopia Ear is serving savory meals at 15 cents. Best in the city at any price. ' w UTOPIA BAH, 12 North Sixth Street. PHOTOS 722 MAIN ST RICH MOW IPUX 526 Main Street. Little Store in Town." 1035 Mafn'Street.
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TEACHERS DISCUSS CHILD'S HOME LIFE
"Casual Questions and Local Schools," was the subject for discussion this afternoon at the Dayton Local Teachers' conference, which is in session at the SL John's Parish school. Questions pertaining to school management will be brought up. Practical and theoretical lessons will be assigned to the teachers for the next institute. Following the reading of a paper on the "Homelike School" by, Prof. William Trapp of Dayton, O., the teachers discussed the methods that may be employed to train the pupil to appreciate the value of home life and surroundings. It was suggested that since there are many influences which lead the child away from the home life, that the school offered great opportunities for counteracting these influences. This afternoon a paper was read by Prof. Wenzel, of Marysville, O., on "Attention." The next session of the institute will be held at Hamilton, Ohio. Delicate Girls and Women are too often -dosed with drags when their blood is really starved. They need that blood -strength which comes from medicinal nourishment. No drugs can make blood. SCOTT'S EMULSION is a highly concentrated blood-food and erery drop yielda returns in strengthening both body and brain. If yoa are frail, laagaid, delkate er nerve os, take Scott'm EmaUkm after meal for one month. No MeohoL
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