Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 258, 11 October 1915 — Page 2

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TIES RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY, OCT. 11; 1915

WILSON CHASES AWAY SECRET SERVICE MEN

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. Courtiag with a secret guard 1b rather a bore even for President Wilson. He mace this plain last night when, In accordance with accepted customs for engaged couples, he spent . the evening at the home of his fiancee, Mrs. Norman Oalt. "" :' - The president had been much In Mrs. Gait's company during the day, participating in a flying automobile trip to Baltimore for a visit to his brother there and to attend church, but as this was public he bowed to custom-and permitted the guard. When he reached the Oalt home last evening he firmly insisted that he must be left alone and Chief "Job" Murphy and his assistants who had rushed after him when he started, returned to the white house and stayed there until the President sent for an automobile to return home Neither the president nor his fiancee are making the least attempt to hide their happiress from the world. The worried look has completely disappeared from the face of the president and he is admittedly carrying on his courtship with the ardor of a youth. He invited Mrs. Gait to be present today when he addressed the Daughters of American Revolution at,th9lr anniversary celebration and she will accompany him to Arlington on Wednesday when the cornerstone of the new amphitheatre there is to be laid. Rumors that the wedding may take place within a very few days are widely circulated, but if that is the intention, the president and his fiancee are closely guarding the secret. The only word forthcoming is that given out at the executive office whiqh stated thct "the ceremony will be performed witnIn sixty and not less than thirty days." D'ARCY MAY SOON BE SEEN IN U.S.

WOMAN DRIVES BRITISH VESSEL

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Les D'Arcy, the Australian boxer who brought much notoriety and quite

a bit of change to himself by knocking out our Own Eddie McGoorty, will come to this country after his fight in Australia next month with Jimmy Clabby, that is he will come if he does to Clabby what he did to McGoorty.

SOLDIERS MAKE TESTAMENTS BEFORE GOING INTO BATTLE

BERLIN, Oct. 11. Almost all of the German and Austrian soldiers who possess real estate or personal property deposit their last will with the authorities when they are called to the front. These sealed documents are bpened when the deaths of the testators are reported. A majority of these will contain clauses to the effect that the estates shall be turned over whole, or In part to the Red Cross Society, the different relief committees, the fund for permanently disabled soldiers and the homes for war-orphans. These organizations and institutions have already received millions of marks from men who have given their lives for their country. A well known American writer thinks that the signing of peace will lead to an emigration movement that will amaze the world. After the Franco-German war in 1870, 200,000 Germans settled in three American states Nebraska, Minnesota and Iowa.

How I Cured My Eyes

' This Free Prescription Did It. "My eyes were in a terrible state; 1 could hardly stand it. They were red and inflamed; felt as though they had sand In them. They would ache and burn dreadfully and caused incessant headaches. I could hardly read at all. After wearing my glasses my eyes felt strained and overworked. By chance I met a man whose eyes had bothered him in the tame way. He gave me the following prescription, .which he said had enabled him to discard bis glasses. "If you wear glasses or have eye trouble similar to mine I advise you to nave this formula filled at once. A. G. Luken & Co. or any druggist can fix it up for you. Here It is: 5 grains Optona (1 tablet). 2 ounces water. Allow to dissolve, then bathe the eyes by means of an eye cup three to four times daily oftener if convenient. Just note how quickly your eyes will feel fine. It does not smart nor burn, is absolutely harmless and any druggist, who knows the formula will tell you that you need not hesitate to use It. If you try it I am lure you will be just as enthusiastic over it as I am. f:ut this ou tso you will always have be prescription." Adv.

PACKERS DISCUSS SEIZURE OF QAT - dy British poms

, ST: LOUIS, Oct. 11. -With delegates present from practically every large livestock center in the country, the tenth annual meeting of the American Meat Packers association began her today. The chief topics to be discussed during the three days' convention were the recent confiscation of $12,500,000 worth of American meat products by the British prUe court, the hoof and mouth disease, and government inspection and regulation of the packing industryThe following large cities were represented at the meeting when Mayor Kiel of St. Louis welcomed the delegates: Chicago, Baltimore, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Detroit, New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburg. Addresses were delivered at today's seetirai bv f! o. DelbeL St Louis; M.

D. Richardson, Chicago; L. A. Kram

er, St. Louis; O. L. Maiiery. wiciiu, and C. W. Babcock, Chicago. At tinrimiAt tOmOITOW night. J.

Ogden Armour, L. F. Swift and

Thomas E. Wilson, presiaeni oi or ris and company, are expected to be present; . POSTPONE RAIL ORDER WASHINGTON, Oct. ll.The Inter stat commerce commission today postponed the date making effective its order that railroads owning atmships on the great lakes divorce their water connections, from Dec. 1 to Dec. 15. The postponement was made to allow time to hear the pleas of the Lehigh Valley road against, the order.

To Avoid Dandruff

"Lieutenant" Nellie Yates, whose title is purely honorary, was formerly employed by the Postoffice Savings Bank in West Kensington, England, but at the outbreak of the war she joined the Woman's Emergency Corps and received a commission. Now she is driving a motor transport fOr the British troops at the Dardanelles and is known as "Lieutenant" by all the tommies with the British ' expeditionary force on the Gallipoll- peninsula. She has been under fire several times, but has escaped without a scratch.

8EEK MUCH MARRIED MAN.

You do not want a alow . treatment when hair is falling and the dandruff germ is killing the hair roots. Delay means no hair. Get, at any drug store, a bottle , of semo for 25c or $1.00 for extra large ise. Use as directed, for It does the wrk quickly. It kills the dandruff germ, nourishes the hair roots and immediately steps itching scalp. It la sure and safe, is not greasy, is easy to use and will not stain. Soaps and shampoos are harm ful, as they contain alkali. The best thing to use is semo,- for it is pure ana also inexpensive., . , ... . Zemo. Cleveland.

FIVE RUSSIAN SPIES SIIOT DY GERlIANS

VIENNA, Oct 11. Five Russian

spies, four men and a woman, v re- j cently were convicted by a "court martial aad shot at Brody, in Eastern Galicla. The men . confessed, at their trial that they were Russians and had given important information to the army of the Crar. but the woman refused to confess or deny her guilt She was the wife of one of the spies, and it was proven that she repeatedly smuggled messages through the Austrian lines. Two of the spies were Russian officers who stayed behind disguised as Gallcian farmers when

their army, was driven out of the dis

trict between Lemberg and Brody.

BREAK OFF RELATIONS

PREFER OLD GENERALS.

BERLIN. Oct 1. That the Germans do not favor youth for high military commands seems to be borne out by the fact that Von Oallwitx Is the only general who is less than 65 years old. The famous von Hindenburg is 68. Von Mackensen is 68, von Kluck, who

on' Paris a year ago, is 68; von der

uoiu is 7z. von Haesiar is sun in active service at 81. He is the oldest but Count Zeppelin is 77. Von Hansen and von Buelow are verging on 70, On Woyrsch is 68, and von Tirpltx ia

The Independence, the oldest ship in the United States navy, burned in San Francisco, in 1812 she was the first American flaarshln. In 1915 hr

loss seriously crippled our naval re

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LONDON.-Oct 11 The rupture of diplomatic relations between BnlgarH and the allies to complete. It was semiofficially announced today tht Minister Mltcheff. the Bulgarian envoy to Great Britain, had departed for

The Hague. The Bulgarian ministers t Paris.- Petrograd. Rom and Nlsh had previously left with their legations staff. .- ;' :

-. American manufacturers of lead pan dls now have the business of the tar east practically to" themselves." '

GET PAVING STONES.

MIDDLEBOROUGH. England. Oct 11. A number of pavJac-atoaea have arrived for shipment to Aasarica to be used i in 'repairing th portico , at George Washington's old home at Mount Vernon The stone ar from the quarry" that aupgtied & original building. ? ; -

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MANCHESTER, Eng., Oct.- 11. A man from New York named Gerald Fitzgerald is wanted by the local police after a . most amazing, series ot matrimonial adventures. He has duped hundreds of women with promises

to wed, according to the authorities, and obtained lar'fce sums eft money; from his many fiancees: f He represented himself as a big game" hunter, 1 a representative of a famous Scottish ;

clan and the owner of two large estates in Scotland. His victims cam4 mostly fron the wealthier class; FIGHT AGAINST BLACKLISTS

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 1. The German newspapers publish a Brussels telegram stating that the Governor General has published a warning forbidding the drawing up of so-called "Black Lists" directed against German tradespeople, or others dealing with the Germans, or those who show a friendly attitude towards the Germans. The maximum penalty for offenders is two years' Imprisonment or a fine of $2,500. r .

If the Supreme Court denies aliens the right to be employed on public works, the European armies may look for heavy reinforcements.

What Are They Saying? What would you say If you had received . such a chest of silver. - For the. most clever anewer in fifty words or less, to this question we . offer a chest of v . ;, - . :

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