Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 121, 2 April 1915 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1915

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CAPTAIN EXPRESSES THANKS TO BACKERS OF SALVATION ARMY

Leader Points With Pride to Service During Long: Hard Winter of Financial Distressv Salvation army work is progressing well after a hard winter and Captain Jewell is encouraged with prospects, he said today. .The following communication was offered by Captain Jewell: "The Salvation army desires to inform the good citizens of Richmond that our work is on the up-grade. We have been able to add to our member- ' ship and . have had some good cases of conversions. What we have been able to do for the needy has only been through the good people that have been willing to help in any way they possibly could. "I desire for the Salvation army to thank the -people of Richmond for the noble way they have stood by through this long, hard - winter. The Salvatlnn anrnr la not nnlv n rhnrltv Insti

tution but it is a . religious institution. We believe in charity, v It is a great key to open -the-door to something higher. If we can get the people to live the right kind of a life charity stops there. 'We do not discriminate owing to the habits of the . father. . We do our best to get him started in life in the right direction. We have proved a great many times by being able to assist people when they were in distress that there is a possibility for their conversion. The Salvation army is an open book to any one whom it may concern to investigate our books and examine our work. We hold services every night, if the weather permits, on the street.. Services Inside Tuesrinv at - 7 : 30. also Wednesday. - Satur

day and Sunday, night. Sunday school at 2:15."

3 REAR ADMIRALS GET ADVANCEMENT Wilson Advances Officers to Rank Hitherto Held by

Only Few Officers. BY JONATHAN WIN FIELD. WASHINGTON, April 2. The time-honored title of admiral of the navy no longer is distinctive in the United States. Following the passage by congress of an enabling act, President Wilson has raised to the rank of full admiral three distinguished rear admirals of the United States navy. They are Rear Admiral Fletcher, who, following his services during the American occupation of Vera Cruz was given the command of the Atlantic fleet; Rear Admiral .Howard of the Pacific fleet and Rear Admiral Cowlea of the American fleet in Asiatic waters. Heretofore, when the admiral was referred to it was only possible to eman one man. The title was as unique as the title of the president of the United States. The same situation still prevails in the land wing of the United States military. There is only one lieutenant general of the army. Before the creation of the new high naval officers, George Dewey was the admiral of the navy and when one referred to the admiral of the navy, such reference was all sufficient without mentioning the name of the man. That distinction no longer appertains to the bero of Manila bay. He now is only

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A great "beanshooter" is the latest war engine used in the

casting a small bomb into the earthworks of. the Germans. Giant

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one of the four admirals of the navy. Nelson A. Miles, the Civil war veteran and famous Indian fighter, still remains the lieutenant - general of the army without more elaborate designation. He is the only one of his rank and probably will remain so until his death.

Turtle Soup every Saturday at Lou Knopfs. 2 n

NOTICE

All private stockholders of the Little Kingdom Mining company are requested to ' attend the meeting held by the Indiana Lease Association Saturday, April 3, 2 o'clock p. m., at 313 North Third street, city. Important matters to be considered. H. L. HOLLINGSWORTH, Secretary.

Germs Can't Stay With This Treatment

BY PROF. 8. E. VERHEEZ. Is it right to feed the war today. While all the nations fight? Is there one good person who wiU say; "Yes, that's exactly right." Is it right In the eyes of Ood and man To help in all this fight? We'd better do all the good we can. Do it with all thy might Is it right to help in all this war? Right to help kill our neighbor? -If so, pray tell us all just what for. Help put up the sabre! Is it right to drain our own home supply Of all the bread and meat? And let all the little children cry For something good to eat? Is it right to preach eternal peace And not practice what we preach 1 O this awful war no doubt would ceatxj If love we'd only teach. Is it right to help one side in the fight And not the other side, too? Sadly, this must be an oversight, We have not yet seen through.

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The action of S. S. S., the famous blood purifier. Is direct from the moment it enters the stomach. Unlike food that must be acted upon by the digestive juices, S. S. S. goes at 'once Into the blood, and in less than Ave minutes has traversed the entire circulation. It now rapidly spreads Its medicinal action in the fine network of blood vessels and is ' like giving the blood a thorough bath, to overcome eczema, blood risings, bolls and other eruptive conditions. It can not harm any part of the system. .It does not lodge in the joints as do mercury, arsenic and other minerals frequently to be found in blood remedies. It is a natural medicine for the blood, just as essential to health if germs have gotten the upper hand as is nutritious food if after a spell of sickness the body calls for nourishment. Wherever you go you are sore to meet some one who used S. S. S. for the blood and is a willing witness to Its wonderful power to overcome blood troubles. Tou can obtain 8. S. S. in almost any drug store in the U. 8., a significant fact as to its worth and its sterling reputation. Get a bottle today. It. will do you good. Write to The Swift Specific Co.. 104 Swift Bldg., Atlanta. Ga.. if the directions with the bottle do not fully cover your case.

On Sale Friday and Saturday Only $3.50 CANARIES AT $ 1 .79

Genuine - Hartz Mountain Canary Birds, imported direct from their natural haunts. " Every one guaranteed to be a first-class singer. All young birds and very hardy. You never had a better opportunity to secure a dainty and always attractive pet. These birds are here for two days only and the special price is

$1.79

COLISEUM' . Engle & Eaton vs. Keystones-7:30 All-Stars vs. A. S. M. 8:30

UNCLE GEORGE SENT TO MICHIGAN CITY

"Uncle George" William Hudson. 72,

who is regarded as the cleverest fleec

er who has shorn the gentle lambs in Richmond for years In spite of his age and his - apparent difficulty in

bearing, ended a glorious career today

when Judge Fox handed him a pack

age marked: "One to seven years in

Michigan City." The jovial old timer took his pen

itentiary term philosophically, like a good sport. He is going to get "rested up" while he is away, be said. He

pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretense, but not until the prosecuting attorney had repeated the charge a number of times. Uncle George appeared to. be partially deaf in circuit court when the

affidavit was read to him. After the situation ' was made " so : plain that be could not longer fall to .comprehend, he nodded his bead in assent to the question, "guilty or not guilty?". .He then went to- the side of .the. court room to await the sheriff. .

Positive Relief from the suffering- caused by 'disordered conditions of the organs of digestion and elimination -from indigestion and biliousness always secured by the safe. " certain . and gentle action of Beecham's Pills

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