Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 172, 2 July 1915 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY,' JULY 2, 1915

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OLD TRAILS PARADE WILL STRICTLY OBEY SAFETY FIRST RULE

Paul Comstock Issues Orders for Township Units Which Will Take Part in Big Demonstration. Congestion and Danger Unnecessary if Drivers Follow Instructions Mailed Out to Township Officers. Meetings will be held In all . the townships Friday evening to arrange for the parade which is to. mark the Old Trails' Road celebration at Centervllle, Monday. Paul Comstock, marshal of the parade, has issued .the following instructions: All participants in the Fourth of July parade to be held at Centerville, are earnestly requested to conform to the following instructions. Township Chairman should form their divisions in any manner not inconsistent with these instructions. Each township division should be Indicated by proper banner displayed at the head. Safety First. In order to insure safety, the speed maintained by automobiles in traveling to points of meeting should be moderate, and intervals of proper length should be maintained between automobiles and horse drawn vehicles in order to avoid possible collisions. Where more than one township meet at a junction point, the division arriving first will have the. right of way. Should they arrive at the same time, instructions will be given as to which Bhall proceed first. All township "rmations will be expected to par:... I through Centerville under guidance of marshals, who will

Wastes Enough Food to Feed a City of a Hundred Thousand People

Investigation on South Water Street, the great produce market of Chicago, has Just revealed that enough fruit, vegetables, butter and eggs are wasted there each year, to feed a city the size of Dayton, Ohio; Albany, New York; and Nashville, Tennessee. The photographs shown on this page were taken last week and they illustrate how the poor of Chicago forage in the swill barrels after the day's business is over. The terrific waste has caused conclderable thought on the part of the A Sack of Satisfaction

also provide parking places for automobiles, hitching racks and parking places for horse drawn vehicles, and special features of the parade, after parade is over. Obey Instructions. Obedience to instruction of the marshals is particularly enjoined. If the plans of the parade committees are carefully followed there should be no congestion of traffic, either in arriving at Centerville or upon departing. Please note. Parade through Centerville will start promptly at 10:00 a. m. 1. Center Township division will lead the parade through Centerville, and 'for that purpose will form along the west corporation line of Centerville, south of and facing the National Road at 9:50 a. m. Z. Dalton, Perry, Jefferson and Clay Township will arrive at junction of Hagerstown and Centerville Pike at 9:50 a. m. and await instructions. 4. New Garden, Green and Webster Townships will arrive at junction of Hagerstown and Centerville Pike at 9:30 and await instructions. 5. Franklin, Wayne and Boston townships, passing through Richmond will arrive by way of National Road at road immediately west of Reidston farm at 9:30. 6. Abington Township will arrive by way, of . Centerville and Abington pike at 'south corporation line of Centerville at a: 50. Chairman Parade Committee.

STEAMER SENT DOWN. CROOKSHAVEN, July 2. The British schooner L. C. Towers which sailed from Nova Scotia for Newport on June 1 was sunk by a German submarine off the Irish coast early today. More than a third of the total area of Holland lies below sea level. city authorities in Chicago, and plans are being made to move South Water Street to a place where the delay that causes spoilage can be eliminated. Today, strawberries, oranges, cabbage, lettuce, butter, eggs and other products are all delayed in getting to the congested produce district, which happens to be just four blocks from the busiest corner in the world. Even South Water Street merchants realize their bad situation, and are seeking a remedy.

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EXHIBITS PASSPORTS GRANTED BY TEXAS BEFORE ADMISSION A passport dater March 24, 1837, permitting the passage of David Putna mand William Maroney across the state of Texas before it was admitted to the Union, is one of the most valued possessions of M. P. Simison, North Ninth street. Mr. Simison is a nephew of Mr. Putnam who died three years ago. Putnam at the age of 17, accompanied by Maroney lei. New Madison, Ind., in charge of a cargo of pork on a flat-boat and floated down the Ohio and Missississippi rivers to New Orleans. For the sake of adventure they decided to walk back and part of their jourtey lay across the territory then known as the republic of Texas. A passport was required within its bounds and one was given them bearing the signature of J. Pinkney Henderson, secretary of state at Columbia, Texas. Maroney afterward gave it to Mr. Putnam who had it framed. While walking across the state, Mr. Putnam carved a spoon'from a piece of wood and this has also been preserved by Mr. Simison.

PROGRESSIVE CLUB ENDS YEAR'S WORK Hagerstown Women Enjoy Hospitality of Beautiful Sherry Home. HAGERSTOWN, Ind.. July 2. The Progressive club closed the year's work at the country home of Mrs. Monroe Sherry. Flowers and ferns were used to decorate the rooms. The committee composed of Mrs. Thomas McConnaughy, Mrs. Ray Small, Mr. Sam Siersdorfer served a 1 o'clock luncheon in two courses. The program was as follows: President's Welcome Address Mrs. A. R. Jones. Piano Solo Mrs. Laura Fleming. Club Song, "America." Violin Solo Mrs. Albert Hindman. "The Homemaker" Mrs. Anthony Hower. "The Old Canoe" Mrs. Winnings. "Humerous Review of Year's Work" Mrs. Chester Hife. Solo Mrs. Sam Siersdorfer. The guests were Mesdames Frank Whitesell, John Teetor, Henry Strickler, Sol Castor, Hugh Morris, C. T. Knapp, Carlos Burton, Thurston, Theo Sells, James Knapp, Rebekah Stuart, Albert Hindman, L. B. Davis, Charles Porter, H. B. Thornburg, Orpha Jones, William Stahr, Vore of Richmond, Rozell of New Castle, Miss Anna Dilling and Miss Ruth Allen. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE ARGUES OVER STARS The Commercial league at its meeting last night drew the lines a little closer as to the eligibility of participants in the league. The only rules boasted of by the league are honor rules, and no player shall be allowed to play with any team unless he be either a member of the team as listed by the manager or unless he be permitted to play by the opposing manager. Quite a controversy arose over a few of the players on the respective teams with the result that the Press was awarded a new man, and Saunders of the Post Feds was given to the bankers to take his place. Saunders is a clouter of no mean ability in the ranks of the Commercial league, and his hitting should add much strength to the "Grab-a-nickles." Because of the fifth being a holiday the game scheduled between the Kremos and Post Feds was postponed until Tuesday.

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FARMERS COMPETE TO BREAK RECORDS

Farmers over the county are vieing with each other in their attempts to set all kinds of records for plowing, crops produced and general efficiency in farm work. For variety of products Steven Kuth believes the load of produce which he brought to the city today will be hard to beat Mr; Kuth disposed of strawberries, currants, red raspberries, cherries and black raspberries. W. B. Williamson of Economy, by feeding corn has increased the weight of twenty head of steers from 450 to 1.000 pounda in lx months. He sold them recently at 8 cents a pound, the amount of the check being $1,560,60. Portraits of Admiral Jellico have had a larger 6ale than those of any other celebrity. Sick Sfonach, Bed Taste ,Foul Breath, All In. HARMLESS AS HAPPINESS JOT TONIGHT MEANS JOY TOMORROWTake Joy tonight without fall, yon will sleep well and wake up feeling: fine. Joy n-elieves headache, sluggish liver, constipation, indigestion. dyspepsia, sour stomach, lost appetite, nervousness. Insomnia and all the wear and tear or overwork, worry, excitement and dissipation. Joy puts you ritrht; lha Get M jSyVt 32 dentil any Clem Thistletbwaite's four drug stores. ome reach every body 1

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' Richmond post office will be completely closed to the public Monday and only six clerks, working half time will be on duty. It is the first holiday except Sunday, for two years, when no deliveries are scheduled. AMUSEMENTS. f7 rTHE TRUTir f7 Lour, best show TONIGHT AND TOMORROW The Most Eminent of Living Players The World Famous Betty Nansen (The Royal Actress) Premiere in AmericanMade Film Presented by William Pox In Echagaray's "The Celebrated Scandal" Great Modern Play of Intensity and Absorbing Interest The Nansen Eye NRRThe Nansen Tear 111 The Nansen Smile The Drama that Stirred Two Continents 5c ADM 10c 'I URRETTE , TONIGHT (Two reel American drama) "PEGGY LYNN, BURGLAR" (Majestic Comedy) "THE ASH CAN." LYRIfi THEATRE W Main and 9th TONIGHT (Two reel feature) "THEIR SECRET" (One reel comedy) "We Should Worry for Aunty." THE SKY DOME Main Street, Near 11th SL " TONIGHT We will offer the magnificent World Film Corporation Photoplay In 5 Acts A Shubert Feature 66 The The Greatest White Slave Picture Ever Produced Also One Reel Comedy Admission 5c. A R C A D IF PIPOTOPLAYS 1 TONIGHT Broadway Star Feature Low, Siniow aumcU Ice In Three Parts With Nlta Frazer and Albert Roccardl And Big Supporting Company. Plenty of Snow and Ice and Lots of Trouble, but Pa Melts in the Sunshine of Their Love. PALACE Five Big Reels "THE BLACK TRIANGLE" Admission, 5c

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