Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 133, 16 April 1915 — Page 10
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THE. RICHMOND PALLADIUM, AND SUN-TEJJ2GRAM. FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1915.
CARPENTERS WANT
RAISE OF 5 CENTS
Several Large Contractors
Siga Scale and Hire Only
Union Men.
The Labor Herald comments:
Since the new trade agreement went Into effect on April 1, between the contractors and union carpenters.
who ask for an increase of 5 cents
per hour, a nine-hour day with a Sat
urday half-holiday, City Agent Griffey
has been trying to get all the con
tractors to sign up, but as yet has not
succeeded in getting all of them. The
union earpenters, on the whole, are well satisfied with the conditions at
the present time, although some of the men are wanting to go ahead a lit
tle faster and be a little more radical
in their demands.
"Some of the largest contractors
have signified their intention of pay
ing the increase in wages, working the
hours, and hiring only union men.
Theatrical Notes
Promises of the Press Agent.
ROBINSON'S SHOW.
Robinson's Famous Shows are billed
to pitch their big tents here on May
14 and give performances afternoon
and night. The show travels by its own special trains, and carries an enormous amount of paraphernalia,
hundreds of people, beautiful horses and rare wild animals of every kind. A splendid street parade will be given, with four bands, many golden chariots, open dens, elephants, camels, knights
in glittering armor, etc., etc.
Among the special features are "White Cloud," the $25,000 Arabian stallion, most highly educated horse In the world. Major Littlefinger and wife, smallest living couple of human
' beings. A troupe of native Central
American i.iarlmba players, Shuma
tos Royal Japanese, and hundreds of
other features, artists, curios and strange and rare speciments from the
far ends of the earth.
GENERAL DEMETRIEFF WITH RUSSIAN ARMY
hItRa-DJE.TaiE
Von Buelow and Aid
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Persistent rumors are in circulation that there has been, or will be soon, a general transfer of generals commanding the various German armies on the eastern and western fronts. It is reported that von Hindenberg will go to France and Belgium in command of the eastern forces and that General von Buelow will take command in the west against the Russians. The photograph shows General von Buelow and his aide.
SIX APPLICANTS
ASK LICENSES
EATON, O., April 16. Although the
provisions of home rule give Eaton the right to have six saloons, it is reported that but five applications for licenses have been filed. The time
for filing requests expires Saturday. West Manchester is entitled to one saloon and an application has been
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AMUSEMENTS
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General Demetrleff, the Bulgar lead
er who laid siege to Adrianople and
reduced it In the Balkan war, is a con
spicuous figure with Russian arms in
operations against German and Aus
tria. The Bulgar has been placed in the Galician campaigns mose of the time, but on several occasions he
witched to the Warsaw front to repel
Von Hindenburg. He is as great an idol with the Russian people as he Is
with the Bulgars.
Kidney Trouble Often Caus
es Nervousness and Heart Trouble. Two years ago I was badly run Sown, not able to do any work; suffered from nervousness, kidneys and bladder In bad shape; no appetite, unable to do any work; and since using six bottle3 of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root i feel fine; am in excellent health and can do most any kind of light work. Since using the swamp-Root I have ' been relieved of all the above troubles. cheerfully give the above testimony, and hope others may be benefited. Very truly yours, J. L. DICKSON, Westminster, S. C. Sworn to before me, S. L. BROWNLEE, Justice of the Peace.
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THEATORIUM TONIGHT Two Reel Feature "PREJUDICE CONQUERED" (One Reel Comedy) "BILLY STUDIES MUSIC"
LYRIC
THEATRE
Main and 9th
TONIGHT. Big 3 Reel Feature With Pauline Bush in "THE GRIND"
MURRETTE TONIGHT. "KEYSTONE COMEDY" (2 Reel American) "HIS BROTHER'S DEBT"
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A re c a d f PHOTO-PLAYS 1 TONIGHT (A 3 Part Broadway Feature) "THE BLESSED MIRACLE" Splendidly Acted By ETHEL CLAYTON
PALACE THEATRE Last Time Tonight World. Film Corp. , Presents Margaret Wycherly and John E. Kellerd "THE FIGHT" Five Reels "BAYARD VIELLER" The story of a Woman's fight against vice and corruption that permeates the city of which she wants to be mayor. Admission 10c.
filed for the' right. Gratis also has the privilege of having one. saloon, but no applications from that place have been received.
In the Falkland islands five men 'to every woman.
there are
WANT CENTRALIZATION New Paris Patrons Hear the School Question. i. "f. i '' " - i t -. .; 4 ' . NEW PARIS, O-r.pril 16. The cen-: tralization question is receiving a great inning in this township and much earnest , work is being done by the advocates. : . Thursday evening a meeting for discussion was held at Gettysburg, one of the hard-fought battle grounds, witb S. L. McCoy presiding and SuperIntendent Coblentz of .the .Campbells; town centralized schools and Mrs. Grant Larsh, also of that township, as the speakers. " This evening at the Public church Prof.- W. E. Sealock of Miami university,;, Oxford, J.'. S, McDivitt of Campbellstown. and ," Pettis A. Reid. member of the Indiana, state
board of education, Richmond,, will be speakers. The same evening W. S. Fogarty, county superintendent, - C..;R. Coblentz and Pettis Reid will speak at
Deaths in Preble
Muscles Sore? Something- should ba don at once. The pain is only symptom of more aerioua trouble possibly the muscle fibers are torn-possi-bly there is an abscess forming. At the first symptom of pain of any kind, apply gently >US OIL (NMVNd For man or beaat-for My pala or swelling
Yon ihould hare a boc tie bandjr. Get it today. Hanfaetotasby A. R. OLNEY Clinton, lewa
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AMUSEMENTS.
ELLEN WALKER. EATON The body of Ellen Walker, two and one-half years, who died Wednesday, at the home of her father, Estey Walker, at Wabash, lnd. following a two weeks illness resulting from spinal menigitis, was brought to Eaton Thursday afternoon and taken to the home of Chester Wllke. Funeral services were held Friday morning at the Wilke home, conducted by Rev. J. W. Miller, of West Alexandria. Burial was made in Mound Hill cemetery. The child's; mother, who died about two years ago, was a sister of Mr. Wilke and formerly resided at West Alexandria. Pleasant hill. The election for the purpose of centralization land the issuance of $55,000 in bonds for the erection of a building or buildings, will be held Saturday.
NEW PASTOR TALKS.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., April 16. Rev. fL ' C. Jones, the recently appointed pastor, will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist church, Sunday morning and evening. Special music will be rendered by the choir. 2
Woman's HccIUi and spirits depend upon her digestion and circulation. Sallow skin, pimples, . facial blemishes und depression disappear after the system has been; cleansed and the blood purified by
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