Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 139, 23 April 1915 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1915

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URY HENRY MORGAN FROM RESIDENCE AT

CAMBRIDGE TODAY

afly Pioneer Came to Indi

ana in 1849 Funeral at

Late Home, Interment at

East Germantown.

CAMBRIDGE CITV, Ind.. April 23.

le funeral of Henry Morgan was

Id Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at

e home on Third street. Interment

Germantown. Mr. Morgan was

n-n in North Carolina, July 26, 1848, id moved with hia parents, Mr. and rs. Spencer Morgan, to Indiana when ly one year old. He was united in arriage with Miss. Katherine Brown

Madison county, October 2, 1872.

he widow, three children, Mis. Kath'ine Perkins of Connersvljle, Frank

Yorktown, Tross of Hagerstown;

o brothers, Oliver and Charles of

imbrldge City, and one sister, Mrs.

la Neff of Richmond and two grand-

ildren, Raymond Ellis and Lillian

organ survive him.

Mrs. H. H. Bryan went to Indianapo-

Thursday to spend a few days with

r. and Mrs. O. E. White.

Mrs. John Warren has returned after week spent with her daughter, Mrs.

hn McCrory, at Falmouth. Mrs. K. P. Diffenderfer went to Cin-

matl Thursday to spend a few days

th her son, Charles.

Russell Crockett and Clark Smith

re in Liberty Wednesday.

Mrs.. John Faulhaver of Elwood and

r sister, Mrs. O. L. Strong of New

istle, were the guests of Mrs. Flora

awson Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. O. IT. Toppin attended a meet-

of the Two O'clock club at Lewislie Thursday. Orville Smith attended the funeral

Mrs. Walter Cook at Richmond

ednesday afternoon. Mrs. John Ingerman, Mrs. Edna Fay

d daughter, Ruth, spent Thursday

Richmond, the occasion being the

ithday anniversary of Mrs. Ralph

;erman, at whose home they were

ICSt8.

John Dora arrived home from Chi-

go Wednesday evening and will end two weeks recuperating before

turning to his work with Sears, Roe-

:ck & Co. Mr. Dora spent the past

onth in a hospital in Chicago.

20 MACHINES ENTER ; PARADE OF S. A, 1. Robbins, Bavis and Reller Will Be Asked to Make Opening Talks. It is an assured fact that Cooper's band will head the S. A. L. parade on opening day. May 1. The event will suely be an auspicious start for the leaguers and is bound to be a good thing for the sport. If plans materialize, there will be at least twenty machines in the parade, with the band hoofing if. The procession will startf at Fourth and Main streets and proceed up as far as Twelfth street. It will then break ranks and scatter to the various grounds where games are scheduled Easthaven, Playgrounds and Athletic park. The mayor will be asked to make the opening address at the Athletic park, Mr. Bavis, president of the board of public works, at the playground, and Will Reller at Easthaven. If possible the police machine will be asked to be included to head the parade, with the band following, with the officers qf the league and the players following. The parade will start at 1:30 o'clock.

Rheumatism Yields Quickly to Sloan's You can't prevent an attack of Rheu-

I matism from coming on. but you can i stop it almost immediately. Sloan's

Liniment gently applied to the sore joint or muscle penetrates in a few minutes to the inflamed spot that causes the pain. It soothes the hot, tender, swollen feeling, and in a very short time brings a relief that is almost unbelievable until you experience it. Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment f-? 25c of any druggist and have it in the house against Colds, Sore and Swollen Joints, Lumbago, Sciatica and like ailments. Your money back if not satisfied, but it does give almost instant relief. adv.

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BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. ANDREW'S HOLD ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY

Special, services will mark the observance of the fifty-fifth anniversary of St. Joseph's Benevolent society Sunday at St. Andrew's church. Approximately 225 men are members of the society and will participate in the services. High mass will be held at 7:30 o'clock Sunday morning, and will be attended by the society. The voices of the male choir will be heard in the music, and later the members will take holy communion. Parade in Afternoon. At 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon a parade will be formed and a march along the streets to the church by members of the society will be -conducted. Vesper services will be held in charge of Father Roell. and at 7 in the evening the anniversary address will be delivered by Rev. George Hinderling of Salina, O. Kim vespers will be sung at the evening service by the male choir. The officers of the society aro: President, Casper Jelly; vice president,Henry Mauer; treasur-fir, W. H. Torbeck; recording secretary, Herman E. Stein; financial secretary, Joseph Waltermann.

Wanted Competent white cook, no washing or ironing. Address Cook, care Palladium. 23tf

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OLD PENNSY EMPLOYE SUMMONED BY DEATH

Edward E. Bowman, 51, for twenty years in the employ of the Pennsylvania railroad company died at his home at 134 South Twelfth street, this morning after an illness of pneumonia. Mr. Bowman served as ticket agent for the Richmond division of the Pennsylvania at Richmond, Anderson, Madison and Hagerstown. For the last eight years he has been rate clerk in the division freight office. Besides having membership in the Webb Lodge, I. O. O. F. at Hagerstown, Mr. Bowman was a member of the Masonic order in this city. He was prominent In matters pertaining to the First Presbyterian church and at the time of his death was clerk of the board of trustees. Mr. Bowman is survived by his wife, one daughter Miss Edith Bowman and one son, Rush Bowman of Harrisburg, Pa. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

City Statistics

WILKEMEYER Henry Wilkemeyer 38 years old, a former resident of this city died at his home in Dayton, Ohio, very unexpectedly. He is survived by his wife Susan, and one son, Edward, his mother Elizabeth Wilkemeyer, two brothers Harmon and Fred Wilkemeyer and three sisters Mrs. Joseph Werner, Mrs. Fred Schumaker and Mrs. Henry Walls all of this city. The remains will arrive here at 10 o'clock Sunday morning from Dayton and will be taken to the home of his mother at 339 South Tenth street, where friends may call at any time. The funeral arrangements will be announced later.

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E?i& PANAMAS in the new "Sailor or Blocked style. Birthday sale special 98 $2 HEMP SHAPES including the new Shepherdess and Sailor models, black, sand and Belgian blue OOC

CHILD'S $2.00 HATS

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FORMER RESIDENT DIES AT CAMDEN

NEW PARIS, O., April 23. Mrs. John Cosgrlff died Tuesday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Horrigan, near Camden. She leaves her hu'sband and "little daughter, parents, two sisters and one brother. The Morrigans were former residents. . Funeral services were held at the Church of Visitation, Eaton, O..' Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock, and interment will be made at Camden. Mr. and Mrs. Cosgriff have a residence at Logansport, Ind., and she was making a visit to her parents when stricken.

IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS SHOW METHOD DONN ROBERTS USED TO 000ST SALARY $1,000

TERRE HAUTE, April 23 Testimony concerning the method whereby Donn Roberts as Mayor succeeded in boosting . his salary from $3,000 to

$4,000 was introduced today in the lm-

peachment proceedings against Roberts before the city council. Voorhees Griffith, who was ousted by Roberts as city controller, was the first witness called and he occupied the stand most of the day. He identified vouchers signed ' by Roberts for his pay. Mr. William Slinkard, an attorney of Bloomfield, appeared at the opening and said he would act as Roberts' counsel. Roberts is in Leavenworth prison serving a six year sentence for election frauds. A long argument regarding Slinkard's authority to act for Roberts ensued, but he was permitted to question the witness. The nature of his questions brought a reprimand from Harry Stean, president of the council. Stean asserted Slinkard was attempting to burlesque the proceedings. An alleged conspiracy on the part of Roberts to make city funds available for "street contractors also was bared. Griffith testified Roberts had tried to induce the city sinking fund board to sink $60,000 in county road bonds. "I told Roberts that would be Illegal."

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$1 Overalls 69c 50c Work Shirts 29c 33c Silk Hose 19c 75c Sateen Shirts 39c SI Union Suits 69c

Men's $2 Work Pants 98c

Men's 50c Shirts, Drawers . . . Men's 75c Union Suits Men's 25c Police Suspenders. Boys' 75c Knickers Boys' 50c Dress Shirts Boys' $1.50 Wash Suits

39c 5y 2 98c tmifk 8

CHILD'S 75c 75c MUSLIN I $1.00 LONG Women's 65c I $2.00 SILK Children's PLAY CREPE Silk Gloves MUSLIN JERSEY Best 50c DRESSES GOWNS Black, White DRAWERS Petticoats ROMPERS 39c 49c 69c 39c 95c 39c

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2577

Phone

SATURDAY SPECIALS FANCY STRAWBERRIES

18c

-GOOD FRESH EGGS 1 Qn Saturday Only -lo1x

1 Lb. Can . 10c 2 Lb. Can 20c

PURE APPLE BUTTER

1 Lb. Can 10c 2 Lb. Can 20c

3 Lbs 25c 7 Lbs.. J 50c

Fancy Evaporated PEACHES

3 Lbs 25c 7 Lbs 50c

10c Pkg., 3 for 25c FANCY DATES 10c Pkg., 3 for 25c 22c GOOD COCOA, 1 Lb. Jars 22c 5c, 6 for 25c Large, Juicy Grape Fruit 5c, 6 for 25c

FRESH VEGETABLES

Breakfast Radishes White Radishes Head Lettuce Spring Kale Rhubarb

Cucumbers Asparagus Green Onions Spring Spinach Cauliflower

Tomatoes New Potatoes New Carrots Bermuda Onions Mangoes Celery

City Attorney Charles Batt also told him the proceedings were Illegal. Til get you an opinion that is worth something,' Roberts said. He called up Inman who also told him it was illegal." Slinkard who was attorney for Judge Redman in the election contest with Charles Pulliam, Republican, in his opening statement demanded that the charges against Roberts be made more specific. The counsel declined to make any changes in the charges and the case proceeded. Twenty-two witnesses, the names of whom have not been made public have been called to testify. The trial will not last more than two or three days. Bulgarian buttermilk, refreshing and nourishing, recommended by physicians, to be had at Price's.

12 RATS CAUGHT IN ONE DAY One $3 rat trap (resets itself) will be sent prpaid upon receipt of $2 as sample. Made of galvanized iron. 22 inches high, 10 inches in diameter. Money back if not satisfied. H. O. SWART8, Inventor and Manufacturer. Box 566. Scrahton, Pa.

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PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY.

About 500 or more Men and Boys to buy their Summer Underwear at RAPP'S CUT PRICE, STORE. NOW IS THE TIME. MB. V. D." Genuine; regular $1.00 quality 89 Men's Porosknit; regular $1 quality at 79 Men's Athletic, regular $1.00 quality 89 Men's $1.00 and $1.50 Ribbed Underwear S9 Imitation B. V. D. Union Suits: ROc value i 39 Men's 50c Porosknit Union Suits at 38 Men's 50c Ribbed Union Suits 39 Men's 50c Two-piece Suits garment Men's 25c Two-piece Suits garment We also carry men's Black Underwear in Union and Two-piece Suits. Unions, 89c; 2-piece Suits, 39c a Garment.

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THE SHOP . AHEAD WALKOVER BOOT SHOP 708 Main St.

Spring Time Suggests LOW SHOES Let yours be Walk-Overs this time. They Set the Styles The "Minute" Model Patent leather Pump with white quarter, Louis Cuban heel, dainty jewel ornaments ; we also carry this model in all patent, plain dull kid. Price per pair $4.00 : The "Kippy" Model The dainty "Walk Over" Pump that is prominent in fashion centers gives the foot that slender, graceful appearance and fits with a charm that is pleasing and comfortable. Patent with white or sand quarters or plain mat kid.

Price per pair ..f

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