Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 148, 4 May 1915 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1915

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MEASURE AIMS TO STOP NOISE

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Under the provisions of an ordinance passed by council last night no motor car, motorcycle or any other kind of motor propelled vehicles can be operated within the city limits without: First Muffiers being closed to stifle unnecessary noises. Second Dimmers being provided for headlight. Third Tires unencumbered with sVid chains when rcadways in the city parks are being used. Fourth Reed iicrns, hand operated; bells less than five inches in diameter and whistle or horns emitting notes Of low tones. Siren horns absolutely prohibited. This ordinance, which has been pending before council for several weeks, and once returned to committee because it provided thnt Glen park could not be used by motorists Sunday afternoons, was passed by a vote of 11 to 1. The section .limed against the use of the park by motorists Sunday afternoons was not Included. Councilman Waidcle voted against the bill because It provided against the operation of autos nd motorcycles with mufflers open. Mr. Waidele eaid there are several hills in the city which could not he negotiated with closed mufflers, unless the cars were sent up them on high speed, at a rate of thirty or forty miles an hour. This provoked a long discussion, the majority of the councilmen not sharins? Waidele's opinion on the muffler question. City Attorney Bond stated that in drafting the ordinance he had Consulted an automobile manufacturer, who had informed him that an open muffler did little or nothing toward generating additional power. At this point the sarcastic .Mr. White urged council to "Go on and pass the ordinance. It will be forgotten in thirty days."

CENTER TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS TO CLOSE CENTERVILLE, Ind.. May 4. The annual commencement of the Center township schools will he held in the ?!etfccclst church Thursday evening at S o'clock. The following program will be given: Music: Phillip Gates orchestra. Invocation Rev. L. P. Pfeifer. Address John L. llorlman, deputystate superintendent. Presentation of Diplomas C. O. Williams, county superintendent. Benediction Rev. Props. The members of the graduating class are Lucas Rohe, Robert E. Ken worthy, Charles Myers, Clifford Phillips, Hugh M. Cheesman, Everett Eliason, Mabel Wise, Horace Bowman, Viola Ecklar, Edith A. McMahan, Grace Townsend and Adelaide Norton.

FORMER RESIDENT DIES At DAYTON

EATON. O., May 4. Local relatives and friends were shocked by announcement of the death of Mrs. Laura Wetarley, wife of Rev. William H. Wehrley, at their home in Dayton. The deceas

ed was a daughter of Peter and Maria ; Mitchell and was born in this city. Her . marriage to Re. Wehrley took place j here and for a long time they were ; prominent residents. Rev. Wehrley was superintendent of the Eaten schools for a number of years, Frank ; Mitchell and Mrs. Hallie Becker, Of this city, are brother and sister of the woman.

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GHOOLS ENTERTAIN

Are You Rheumatic? try Sloan's, If yon want quick and real relief from Rheumatism, do vhat so many thousand other people are doing whenever an attack tomes on, bathe the sore niusc'.a or joint with Sloan's Liniment. No need to rub it in just apply the Liniment to the surface. It is wonderfully penetrating. It goes right to the seat cf trouble and draws the pain almost immediately. Get a bottle of Slojm's Liniment for 25c. of any druggist and have it in the house against Ci ids, Sore and Swollen Joints, Lumbago, Sciatica and like ailments. Yo;ir money back if not satisfied, but it does give almost Instant relief. adv.

CAMBRIDGE CITY

Only high gv: Sun blends. Y; pleased. Ask

c of fees in Golden in sure to be : ccer. Adv.

Mrs. J. W. Beard and Mrs. Dan Chapman went to Richmond Saturday to Bee Mrs. Martha Outland at Reid hospital. Mrs. Beard stopped in Centerville on ber return to spend Sunday with Mrs. Charles Neff. Mrs. Homer Kimmer and her mother, Mrs. Eliza Garthwaite of Dublin, visited last week at the home of Ed Garthwaite in Richmond. Patrick Summers has returned after two weeks spent -with relatives in Liberty and Rushville.

I EATON, O., May 4. Prof. John W. ! Schwarz, superintendent of the Butler j county rural schools, and County Suj perintendent Fogarty will deliver addresses at an all-day picnic to be held next Wednesday at Campbellstown by ! pupiis and patrons of the Jackson ! township centralized schools, i An entertaining program has been

Daring the morning hours programs will be rendered in each room of the schools and products of domestic science and manual training clases placed on exhibition. A big picnic dinner will

! be spread at neon. During the afternoon two ball games will be played. Music will bo furnished by the Commercial Club band and the New Mope i orchestra. -Prof. Clayton R. Coblentz is superintendent of the CampbellsI town schools.

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

AUTO JUMPS ROAD STUDENTS INJURED NEW PARIS, O., May 4. While returning from the CampbellstownLewisburg baseball game at Lewisburg, a machine driven by Daffle Ryan turned turtle near Campbellstown, imprisoning Daniel Reid, but not badly injuring the boy. The machine was filled with high school boys, and Ryan was the worst injured, receiving a broken and mashed arm and cuts and bruises. The machine was not running at a very high' rate of speed, but struck a rut. One wheel was broken, the windshield was shattered, and the whole machine strained. As the Ryans had enly purchased the machine two weeks ago. the boy was nbt George McGill and Mr. Shute, other familiar with the running of it. occupants of the machine were thrown over a fence and landed twenty-five feet away in a potato patch.

DOCTORS TO HEAR INDIANAPOLIS MAN

Dr. W. D. Hoskins of Indianapolis will be the principal speaker at the next meeting cf the Wayne County Medical society which will be held at

i 2:30 o'clock Wednesday, May 5, in the : Commercial Club rooms. The title of the paper which Dr.

Hoskins will read will be "Some Feeding Problems irj Early Infancy."

BOOKS VAUDEVILLE FOR NEW AIR DOME

FILED EXEMPTIONS SORTED BY AUDITOR

The hundreds of mortgage exempt

ion8 filed before the close of the mort-(

gage exemption pericd last Friday' night, are being sorted and tabulated in preparation for binding. The county auditor was besieged Saturday by dozens of persons who did not heed ; the warning to file the exemptions be- i fore the night of April 20, but. as the' law is explicit, they were turned away. Within a short time there will be: some figures showing a comparison of.

the number of mortgage exemptions this year and last, and the amounts.

Sunday May 9, is Mother's Day. Place your order now with Lemon's Flower Shop. 4-2t

PLAN BIG RALLY

BIBLE CLASS MEETS

I The Men's Eible Class and Social j Union of South Eighth Street Friends ! church, will meet tomorrow evening in i the church parlors at 7:30. A cordial j invitation is extended to all men afi filiated with the congregation in any ' way.

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To Thrifty Housewives Everywhere . The Company Whose Factory-Shipment Plan Brought Down j High Prices of Vacuum Sweepers and Placed the "Sweet Home,' H the Monarch of Them All. Within the Reach of EVERY- HOUSEWIFE IN AMERICA, Now Makes Another Remarkable Offer. jj

A Quaker Stand-Up Scrubber goes without extra charge with every Sweet Home Sweeper, and both go without n the payment cf a cent in advance.

You will remember, Madam, that prior to our first newspaper announcement that we would ship the Sweet Home Ball-Bearing Vacuum Sweeper for $6.10 the same price a merchant would have to pay if he bought a carload of them no Vacuum Sweeper worthy of the name had ever been offered you, either by a dealer or canvassing agent, for less than ten dollars, and that the prices ranged from that upward to twenty dollars. We knew we were offering you a better Vacuum Sweeper at a lower price and we didn't have to guess at the result. The stream of orders which began to pour in upon us was the natural and logical result of our factory-shipment plan whereby we save about forty per' cent in expenses and give our customers the benefit. Another gratifying result has been achieved. The large increase in the factory output has brought about a corresponding

decrease in the cost of production. In accordance with a time-honored ; Quaker Valley principle, tested during eighteen years of direct dealings ggj with homemakers, we shall turn his saving due to increased production gp; over to the public; therefore, With every Sweet Home Bali-Bearing Vacuum g Sweeper, which we are still shipping direct from Eg the factory to the home for $6. 1 0, we will here- j after include a Quaker Stand-Up Scrubber. j Thus you will have the Quaker Twin Cleaners the Scrubber for the porches, the kitchen floor and all other bare or Hp linoleum covered floors, and the Sweet Home Sweeper for the rest of the house. Don't yon see what this will mean to you in keeping your house sweet and clean 3GT) days a year, instead of having a general cleanup twice a year? Don't you see what a relief it will be from the scrubbing and the 3 broom and dustpan? Try it for a month and then ask yourself if you want js to go back to the old way. The trial won't cost you a cent. 5

INDIANAPOLIS, May 4. "We stand for the national prohibition of the liqucr traffic." With this for a slogan, the ncn-sectai ian, ncn-pcrtisan riyiny Squadron of America, comnosad of famous orators and musicians, on its ocean-to-ocean campaign will invade Indianapolis on May . 7-S-9 for what promises to be the largest anti-saloon meeting ever held in Indiana.

Richmond's first open-air theatre, i the Union Air Dome, in the rear of ' the Starr Piano company, on South ' Tenth street, will open May XT. The l shows will be entirely vaudeville. A large vaudeville stage is under construction. Deputies of the state i fire marshal have been in charge of ! the construction to see that it is fire

proof. The stage will be ready to hang drops and scenery within a fewdays. The artist's work is being done by Claude A. Lewis of Chicago. The theatre is being promoted by Ray Helmsing and G. W. Brookshire. The local manager is Samuel Mylia of Flint, Mich., a former vaudeville comedian and manager.

Ralph Mallen, advertising and publicity manager, formerly of the Grand onera house, Andersen, said today Mr. Mylie is in Chicago contracting for acs with the United Booking offices. There will be no matinees unless it : is found comfortable to c-jver the place ; against the sun with a canopy. The ; first night show will be at 7:45 and the i second at 9 o'clock.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM Circulation Statement for the Month of April, 1915

CORKS GORED WHILE YOU WALK

Dr. Hunt's New Penetration Method !

Roots 'em Out in Two Days. PRICE ONLY 10c. Your corns ars as good a3 gone the moment you buy a ten cent box of Dr. Hunt's New Corn Cure. This is the new t penetration method that everybody's talking about. Dr. Hunt spent a life-time of research in developing thi3 new principle. Millions of packages already sold. The method is simplicity itself. Dr. Hunt's New Corn Cure comes in easy-to-apply plaster form. Six plasters in a box. Trim plaster eizs of corn and apply. You get ease the moment you u&s it instantly the penetration process begins. You can wear your regular shoes while a cure is being effected. Ycu can dance. Nothing to "bulk" up your shoe. No caustic ingredients. No paring necessary. Your feet are really comfortable. And in two days that corn lifts out bodily. Sold by druggists and shoe dealers everywhere for 10 cents a box. Money back if not delighted. Take no other if you want to be sure of a quick, easy, permanent Cure. If unable to secure a box, send ten cents in stamps to American Chemical Company Sidney, Ohio.

, J 1 have for you all the rich food values c! malted I milk and in addition I Kl ttrenethinr bee' juice and 1 blood-building btraa- . 6 globin. JB I Dm a rreater eonen-

I fm treted nourishment that I ; rM builds atrenfcth lor weak- I tPl cr.ia tyttenii. I fijr R 50c at all draft store 1 y I Thompson MaltasS L - I jrood Company l J U.mknkt. Wa. I I I Writ for libmrml i V M mamplm bsSv

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WANTED SO GERLS aged 16 to 23 years, to work In our new factory; pleasant surroundings; .light --ork; good pay.

! Inciianapells Giove Factory

g South H and Railroad Sts.

AMUSEMENTS.

CIRCULATION

SCRUBBING The cloth and brush are used together, as shown above. The cloth then supplies the water to the brush

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WRINGING Simply pass the handle under the ieft arm and give the crank 2 or 3 turns

MOPPING AND DRYING Use as shown above. The back of the brush presses the mop to the floor and takes the water up like a sponge

1 0005 12 ..1 9009 23 9044 2 ft07 13 9009 24 9053 3 9015 14 900S 23 Sunday 4 Sunday 15 9013 26 9047 5 9505 16 9017 27 9057 6 9026 17 9018 2S 9061 7 9029 18 Sundav 29 9119 S 902S 19 9030 30 9122 9 9032 20 9035 10 '. 9031 21 9035 Total 235,402 11 Sunday 22 9042

A Reliable Company Awoiogs Richmond Upholstering & Fifg. Co.

402 N. 8th. Phone 2830.

B VDflTHEATRE Essi I FT I W Main and 9th TONIGHT Two Reels with Pauline Bush In "UNLIKE OTHER GIRLS." One Reel "LOVE'S REFLECTIONS."

MURRETTE TONIGHT Two Reel Feature -GOD IS LOVE." One Reel THE HANDICAP OF BEAUTY

Daily average distribution for the month of April, 1915

9,053 !

Daily cash average circulation 8,550 : Sfejl

Daily average circulation for service ST Daily average circulation to advertisers and adv. agencies 416 'Era

I eolenmly swear that the foregoing statement of circulation is true and correct. AL. A. KEMPER, Circulation Manager. , ' i Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of May, 1915. '

RCAB!

IPHoto Plays

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KARL L. ALLISON, Notary Public. My commission expires April 26, 1916.

AMUSEMENTS

THEATRE The Home of the Paramount Pictures

Shows Start 1:45 p. m. and 6:45 p. m.

Last Time Tonight

Don't send us a cent in advance. Simply sign the coupon and return it to us. Shipment of the Twin Cleaners will be made promptly direct to your Ijome. If you are pleased remit a dollar in 30 days and a dollar a month till $6.10 is paid; or if not, keep the Stand-Up Scrubber as a thanks offering for your kindness in permitting us to show you the Sweet Home Sweeper, and return the Sweeper at our expense.

; Note in th X-ray piftilre below 'th tlv.'et powerful r3 bellows pumps, the swiftly revolving brush which can be raised or lowered by a simple movement of the lever at the side. The wheels are fitted with steel ball-bearingi and solid rubber tires. Larue removable

dust ba;j. Pressed sceel top. AU wooden parts under

strain made of three-ply veneer wood, tiaf is finished in rich mahogany color. Rubber guards to prevent n'.arnnj 3 of furniture, hour-foot mahogany finished handle. Xickel-"-2 plated handle bale. Kuns without electricity and so light

that a ciuld can uie :t.

VVc know, of course, that you will not part with the Sweet Home Sweeper after you once have it in your home, but right now wc want you to feel that you have the privilege of returning it any time within 30 clays and at our expense, not yours. You pay absolutely nothing on delivery, except the small express charges.

1 here is no C . U. L). It is a straightforward, no-money-down offer.

means wnat it says and is open to every reliable housekeeper, or her

husband, in the

United States Send no

money with

coupon

BOSWORTH INC. Presents By the Smalleys A Powerful Drama in Which Right Triumphs

In Four Reels. Produced by Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley. Don't Miss This Eig "Feature. LOWER FLOOR 10c BALCONY 5c ONE NIGHT WEDNESDAY Robert Edeson In the 5 Keel Masterpiece "The Call of the North"

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TONIGHT The Peerless Hce JoyCC s Presented in A Three-act Modern Drama "The Girl of the Mm Hall"

"Charlie Los! His Mead" and is the funniest thing ever in the biggest and bast

? comedy ever produced.

"Tiie CItampMMi"

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one night only

Tomorrow

If you didn't see him the last time see him now.

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Aurora. Illinois:

Ship mr th Quaktr Twin Clcinera direct to my home. The Stand-t.'D Scrubber is to be in absolute

gift in any event. I'll either pay you $6. in , for the Sweeper, at the rate at a dollar a month, or will return it within SO days at your expense. Title to the Sweepci remains with you till paid (or.

Name

Ehip to me at this address

Quaker Valley Mfg. Co.

104 Mill Street

Aurora, 111

Member of the Board cf Lectureship of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass., will be given in Gcemumett ft ' Tinea tire SWSS

at 8:00 o'clock. The public is cordially invited. No collection.