Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 255, 7 October 1915 — Page 3

fBE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN -TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, OCT. 7, 1915.

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MILTON, Ind.. Oct. 7. When Lacy SIppIe by mistake took poison, the

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. his life. He bad two bottles, one with I medicine to take Internally, the other f- to be used externally. Mr. Sipple by jf mistake took the wrong bottle. ' The Rev. M. S. Taylor, the new pas- $ tor of Milton M. E. charge, will preach ;at Milton Sunday morning and even- ; ing. The -Rev. F. M. Wesehafer, the 5 retiring pastor of the M. E. charge, 5;; was assigned (b East Connersville. ".' Mrs. O. L. Beeson has placed a ; granite monument in her family lot at the Valley Grove cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McConnaha, of 5 ' Indianapolis, were guests of his grand- ;( mother, Mrs. Catherine Swafford, near Ferguson's Hill, this week. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoover havve f returned from a visit with relatives .

ui ureensiorK. C. A. Leverton sold a bunch of

spring pigs, March and April, that av- & eraged 170 pounds weight. He received ff $8 per hundred weight. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Braden have re- ? turned from a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Braden, at Lew- ; lsville. Mrs. John Kellam and daughter, i. were Cambridge City visitors Wednesi day. J John and Chas. Knerian, of Richj mond, were removing some pieces of household furniture from their grand- ' mother's, Mrs. Anna Martin, home to Richmond where they will fit up a room for her at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Casper Knerian. I The Electric Light company is busy in town, setting poles for "the new J electric lighting of the town. Bethune Dunnem, who is here from New Jersey, as the guest of his nephew, Martin Frazee, accompanied the latter to Richmond Wednesday to . spend the day. Mr. Dunnem is almost ninety years old.

Mr. and Mrs. James Baker received word from Indianapolis that their son's wife, Mrs." John Bakef had been taken to the Methodist Hospital for a surgical operation. The W. C. T. U. will hold an open meeting with Mrs. E. P. Jones Tuesrinv afternoon. Mrs. James, state statistician will bo present and give an adcress. Afra. IHfe Rayle was at Cambridge City to rpend Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. John Ohmit.

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CHAPLIN COMES TO THE ARCADE

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Charles Chaplin in the 2-act Essanay Comedy "Shanghaied," at Arcade today and tomorrow. PALACE. Owing to the tremendous hit that "The Juggernaut" made with Richmond photo fans, the management of the Palace will offer this popular subject again today. The story of this picture is interesting and would

prove a - feature In Itself. - But the Vitagraph ' company, not " satisfied with that, added another feature to it. that of the train wreck, an engine and three, coaches - plunging over a high bridge. ' The film offers an allstar cast Including Anita Stewart and Earl Williams. The Italian orchestra furnishes the music, both afternoon and evening; Tomorrow will be shown John Emerson in "The Failure." "-LYRIC. "The Ghost Wagon" Many of the wild desolate scenes l Indian massacres in the West retain to this day their superstitious, traditions of apparitions and other supernatural phenomena. Old plainsmen vouch for these "visions" and "ghosts," and one of the traditions, that of "the ghost wagon" which rolls across the sky: whenever a death occurs in a certain Western State, has been incorporated into a photoplay by the Universal. The story Is' in intensely interesting one of days that are gone forever and was written by the versatile - Bess Meredyth and produced by Joseph Franz. Edythe Sterling and. Sherman Bainbridge enact the leading roles. .

AUTOMOBILE CRASHES WITH MILLER'S RIG

EATON, O., Oct. -7. Although his machine left the road twice and each time was upset, W. J. Barnhiser, carrier on Route 4, miraculously escaped serious injury.' The accidents occurred Wednesday morning while Barnhiser was making his rounds. While at a point near Sugar Valley the steering gear on the machine refused to work and he lost control of the auto and went down an embankment. The second accident resulted from the same cause shortly afterward while Barnhiser was being towed to Eaton by another automobile.

DESCRIBES SCENES AT NEW ORLEANS

J. A. Spekenhier, cashier of the First State Bank of Bogalusa, La., former treasurer of Wayne county; and Richmond postmaster, - in a letter to friends here describes the ravages of

the West Indian hurricane which swept

over New Orleans recently. They had gone to New Orleans and were on Lake Pontchartraln when he noticed the storm signals. The lake was calm as a mill pond. They returned on the last train that crossed the trestle. He said gusts of wind on the weather Instruments showed a velocity of 120 miles an hour.

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Mr. and Mrs. Philip White of Ha gerstown, were, guests, of C. N. Hatfield and. family Sunday. -. . : Mr. 'Barclay Johnson died t hU home Friday night. Funeral from-the house Monday morning. , : :t Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lacey and family were guests of Forrest Lacey'and family' 8unday. ' : - Mr, and Mrs. Brooks of Richmond were guests of William Brooks Sunday.Mrs. Will Pegg died at her home Sunday morning' after several weeks illness. Interment. Willow Grove cemetery.-. ' , ' - Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Marion, O., motored to Fountain City Sunday to be the guests of Rev. Aaron Worth. Esther Brooks was guest of Miss Echo Roland Sunday and Monday.

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tian church are superintended by Rev. Case.. The . gospel band from the Christian Tabernacle of Richmond, assisted Monday night. Mr. Knowed and family of Richmond were guests of Alva Study Sunday.

. Miss Naomi Dwlggins was the dinner

guest of Cells Barnes, Sunday. The marriage of Mr. Lafayette S. Mercer- to Edith Llngren was solemnized Thursday at the home of the bride, Minneapolis, Minx They are expected to arrive in Fountain City Thursday for a short stay with Mr. Mercer's mother, Mrs. L. O. Anderson. After Oct. first they will be at home, 3305 Harriet Ave. Minneapolis. Mr. Lennard and family were Sun-

Trtw Secret of Keeping Youthful Looking

(The Beauty SmIew.) Ths real secret of keeping young-look Ing and baautlful," say a wall -knows fcyglcaist. "Is to kese tie liver and newels normally actfre. without taase re quValtoa, poisonous west produota re main In the eysf in, poBetlng the Mood and lodging la various organs, t Issues, Joints, ont becomes flabby, obese, nervous, mentally sluggish, dull-eyed, wrlsv kled and sallow of lace. "But to get liver and bowels working mm they ought, without producing evil

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due largely to aa ingredient derived from the humble May apple, or Its root, which has been called 'vegetable calomel' because of Its eff eotlveness though of course It Is aot to be classed with the real calomel of mercurial origin. There 1 ne habit-forming constituent la semtaneT tablets that's the name and their use Is not followed by weakness or exhaustion. On the contrary, these harmless -vegetable tablet tend to Impart tone and elasticity to the relaxed Intestinal wail. Sentanel tablets, whloh mar be procured from any dnigaist a dhwd worth will do will prove a revelatloa. n ear constipated, liver-troubled pueeese

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dy "guests of Mr. ' Bert Laeey and family: ' Mr. Elmer Clark of Richmond .was in, Fountain, Monday. . v , Mrs. Potter of Williamsburg is spending a few days with Mrs. Frank Brittan. ........ Mr. Roy Carrol is building a new garage on North Main street. . Miss-Olive Harrison spent the week end with- her sister, Mrs.,. Dougherty of Jacksonburg. : - . Miss Agnes Lacey entertained at a fudge party Sunday evening. . Misses Rena Phillips, Alice Fahlen, Whiima Addleman and Agnes Lacey,

Measxa. Winston Huff. Arobie Thorn ton. Henry Macey and Herbert Hod-gin.

8END8 EMPLOYES TO SCHOOL.

VALPARAISO. Ind,- Oct. 7. The enrollment of Valparaiso university, 4,217, will shortly be augmented by a new scheme, invented by Henry Ford, the automobile manufacturer. . Ford will send ifty of bis best employee to the university in order for them to get a better education.

MUCH ADLdtl-IIA UCZD ; IN DICmiOND! It la reported by C Thlstl&witv druggist. that much Adter-t ka is sold la Rlcteacssd.) People have found out that 1 ONE SPOONFUL of this simple buck-' thorn bark and glycerine mlxtore relieves almost ANT. CASH of constipation, soar or gassy stomach. It is so powerful that it Is used successfully. In appendicitis. ONK MJNTJTK after i yon take It the gassee rumble and pass out. ' It Is perfectly safe to use and cannot gripe. adv.

F-FCa PiBsas no matter how long or how bad go to your druggist today and get a 50 cent box of Pyramid Pile Treatment. It will give quick relief, and a single

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TONIGHT A Brand New Essanay Charles Chaplin Comedy. "SHANGHAIED" CHARLIE CHAPLIN The world's greates comedian, has put his best efforts into this 2-reel comedy packing every foot with riotous fun. In Addition a 3-Part Essanay Nell Craig In "The Crucible" Forming a Quality Program.

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The Colossus of Senesational Railroad Dramas Good Ask any of the 4,000 people who have seen this picture what they think of it. An engine and three coaches plunge over a -high bridge. ADMISSION: Children 5c Adults 10c TOMORROW Mutual Master Picture "THE FAILURE" 4 Reels with -JOHN EMERSON.

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Do You Have Headaches? " Do you have a tired and a worn-out feeling in your eyes when you read? Do the letters seem to run together when you read? There may be something wrong with your eyes or

perhaps the glasses that you are wearing are not quite

strong enough. f It will cost you nothing to see what I can do for you. p W. IF. TOELSCIHIEIS'''; Cor. 6th and Main. Over Thistlethwaites.f Open Evenings.

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7 to 10 P.M. ' Tou are Invited to attend the 60th anniversary of Price's Con- j fectionery. Come and enjoy yourself. Music and souvenirs for i everyone. V Nobody Served in the Evening ' '

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THOUSANDS OF DEATHS Asleep While Others Are Out Hustling May Cause t You to Lose Thousands of Votes. If you are waiting to see what others are doing, expecting to to make up for lost time later, you will soon awaken to the fact that the bird has flown and with it has gone the prizes In the.

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AND YOU WILL BE STANDING ALONE, LAMENTING YOUR BIG LOSS. You can afford to put In every minute of your spare ttssa from now until the Contest closes, which will be In a tew weeka--as you never had a better opportunity to make money than RIGHT NOW. The pleasure of owning a $750.00 Pour Cylinder Chevrolet will, amply repay you for your tl me and trouble. The delight C euy ing one of those

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will be yours almost for the asking. Are you afraid to own one? Of course not. If you hare, net already done so, ask every one of your friends to aid you and you will be surprised how your votes will increase. Every $1.00 worth of tickers you sell entitles you to 500 votes. Every $10.00 worth, 5,000 votes,,, etc.

FOLLOWING 13 THE STANDING LA8T EVENING:

Mrs. Ray Bowman 5100 Mr. George Brehm 830 Miss Bessie Reop 145 Miss Alice Vogelseng ,,,, 1890 Miss Dorothy Heckman , , , ITsO Mr. 8am Vlgran ,,, 1695 Mrs. Betty Hart ,,,,,,,,, 1383 Miss Rose Wallace ,,,,,,, 1335 Mr. Virgil Martin ,,,,,,,, 1815 Mr, Walter Fohlens ,,,,,, I860 Kid" Hull 1215 Dr. Oresvener, Jr, 1655 Miss Fay O. Cory 785

OF CONTESTANTS UP TO

Mr. C. Bdgertoa M r. Lacey ttniiiittiiiti Miss Thelma EuttermelsterMtas Elisabeth McQreevy , t Miss Stella Harris ,,, Miss Qraoe McOonologue, , Miss Hester Williams tttt Mr, Karl Keisker ,,,, Mr, John Thompsea Mr, Frank Carter ,,t, Mr, Charles Taylor ,,.t,,t Mary Eliff st.tttt, Julia Kortrlght Mr, A. O, Oarrell , . . . . . . ,

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