Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 54, 13 January 1916 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY. JAN. 13. 1918.

PAGE SEVEN

LEADERS

TO STUDY SITE OF NEW BRIDGE

1 Selection of officers to head com-

littees aoDolnted at the last meeting

the citizens' bridge committee was piade today noon at a luncheon in the ft, M. C. A. at which : approximately Sl-hty members of the committee were esent. The engineering department will be a rirat nf the nub-commlttees to be

an active work and tomorrow will

aeet at the office of the city engi seer.: i; Hnthiiainsm featured the meeting

Irief talk were made by E. O.'Hill, Tames Unthank. Leander Woodard, W. f. Bockhoff, Richard Sedowick and ".harlea TJndemuth. Prof. . Hadley of

Xarlham college was made a member

if the engineering department commit

;ee.

Followed is the nersonnel of off!

er$ of each committee chosen today:

Benefits and Damaiea A. is. KZaaxa-

ess. chairman: Henry Roberts, vice

mairman; k. u. itemper, secretary.

risi rhnlrVnnn- W V. Rockhoff. vlce-

fiairman; J. H. Mills, secretary. Legal Charles Llndemuth, chair an; Dr. Charles Marvel, vice-chair tinn' Tra Wood sncret&rv.

IT Legislation Robert 'U Kelly, chair

man: Walter McConaha, vice-cnalr

'man; J. T. Giles, secretary. TPublici-r George Dilks, chairman; Trank I. Braffett, vice-chairman; Swight Young, secretary, if Right of WayA. D. Gayle, chairloan; C. G. Carpenter, vice-chairman; jWill Quigg, secretary.

COLORED MOTHER

TRIED FOR ATTACK

nfanirtner Atwun tn tears as the trial

began in which she id charged with assault and battery with intent to

kill, Mrs. Anna Bush, of Fountain uuy,

surrounded in the court room ny nve

f her thirteen children, will make an

effort to free herself from the charge

fin the onnnnite side of the circuit

Court room is seated Willie smun.

the nineteen-year-old son, wno was at the point of death at Reid Memorial Insnltil bi thn result of wounds in

flicted when his mother attacked him

f un a razor, January z. Tho Inrv la rom nosed of Harvey

TnwnRfind. Thollie Drulev. John Bun

nell and Herman Osterman, regular

jurymen; ana wiinam anenaier Pharlea Wnnrfhnrat .Tnhn 'Bennett. G

A. Balleneer. David Pesrir. John Taylor

Frank Mcuoy ana a. j. noya.

Lamy to Meet McLean

A. G. LAW NAMED

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 13. A.

C. Law of Morocco. Ind., was today appointed to succeed, C. J. Murphy as a

member of the Democratic state committee from the Tenth district.

134 MORE MORTGAGES ISSUED IN LAST YEAR

0 Edmund Lamy, champion speed, skater of the world is now in New York giving exhibitions, and an effort is being made to arrange a race between him and McLean, of Chicago, the American champion.

DOVES OF PEACE IN SQUABBLE AT FORD PACIFIST MEETING

THE HAGUE, Jan. 13. Ill feeling which arose lat night during a peace mass meeting under the auspices of the Ford pacifists was still In evidence today. The mass meeting nearly broke up in a riot when Johann Hollanburg, a

Danish delegate to the peace conclave, charged the French with atrocities upon the Germans. The charge was followed with charges of "lies." "You are speaking pro-German lies." It was nearly five minutes before order was restored.

Recorder's Report Shows 590

Mortgages for 1915 Compared With 484 During 1914 on City Property. The so-called "prosperity" of 1915 was given 'a severe jolt today in the report of County Recorder Parsons, whose office is generally considered

a good barometer of husiness condi

tions. The report shows that in 1915 there were 134 more mortgages issued

than In 1914, amounting to an increase

of $126,706. In 1915 there were 590 mortgages issued on property In the city while only 533 were released on

the same class of property. Mortgages on farm land remained about the same there being 349 papers filed and 350

satisfied snowing an even break. On city property the mortgages amounted

to 1703,233 compared with releases

amounting to $632,904.

Tne following table shows plainly the comparative conditions in 1914 and

1915:

Mortgages Filed On farm property, 331, amounting to $689,365 (1914); 349 amounting to $693,395 (1915). Mortgages released On farm property, 297 amounting to 525.366 (1914), 350 amounting to $633,787 (1.15). Mortgages Filed On ci'v property, 484, amounting to $577,634 (1914); 590 amounting to $703,233 (1915). Mortgages Released On city property, 489 amounting to 532.316 (1914); 533 amounting to $632,904 (1915). In the amount of warranty deeds Issued 1915 showed an Increase but In the number of deeds issued a decrease was shown. In 1915, 1,308 deeds were issued while in 1914, 1,347 had been issued. The amounts, however, were as follows: (1914) $1,704,366; (1915). $1,875,276. The report shows that more city property was mortgaged during 1915 than in the previous year. The only decrease in the amount of mortgages filed compared with those released was on school fund mortgages and on the number of liens issued.

FIVE AND TEN GENT LODGING FOR POOR IN CHARITY HOTEL

CHICAGO, Jan. 13. A hotel where poor and homeless women can get lodging for five and ten cents a night, will be erected In Cihcago at a cost of $100,000 by Charles G. Dawes, millionaire president of the Central Trust company. The hotel is to be modeled after the Rufus Dawes hotel associa

tion's institution, which Mr. Dawes built in memory of his son and which houses homeless.

AMERICANS CAPTURE CAPTAIN OF MEXICANS

EL PASO, Jan. 13. Americans are reported to have captured Captain Jose Rodriguez and several Mexicans near Madera, Chihuahua, after a battle. Several of Rodlguez men were killed. This information wasi contained in a message from Madera today in which the Americans were asking to send aid at once. ,

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Now offers the greatest values ever known to this community. Don't put off buying your Jewelry Store needs another day. This sale is your sale and every article you buy at this time means that much more money saved.

Diamomids

Priced Now During Sale

$4.75 to $25(D).0(0

$3.50

CLOCK SPECIAL

8-day Striking Clock, mahogany

finish ; special price

EXTRA One Grandfather (weight) Clock, in mahogany case, extra fine movement, calendar and phases of the moon; CQPt special at fHOO A Regular $100 Value

BIG VALUES IN STERLING PLATED WARE One set Sterling Knives and Forks; special, set dj-f Q OK

each piiMJfJ

Bros.'

of 6 each

Several patterns Rogers

1847 Dessert Spoons

to close at, set of 6.

Rogers and Hamilton triple

plated Knives and Forks, per set . . . .

$2.00

$2.75

WATCHES Now at Reduced Prices Our special 7-Jewel Elgin in 20 year gold filled case, dr Ofr special now at P I .09 Extra Elgin or Waltham 7 Jewel, 20 year Case, Bracelet Watches, Special $10 Other Watches 15 to 25 Off.

Cut Glass

JEWELRY AND ALL

SIPI3lIA.ILS

HAND PAINTED CHINA 6-inch Bread and Butter JE, Plates, price each: ..... TCtlw Initial Salt and Peppers, ffj?per pair

60c

7-inch Plates, special price each

Manicure Sets in Leather Cases, to close at ......20 Off

Mesh Bags at J4 Off Silver Plated Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets to close at J4 Off Silver Plated Military Sets at Off

So JEWELER ;

12 NORTH 9TH ST.

The following is an epitome of the annual report: . 1294 warranty deeds and quit claims, $1,864,647. 6 sheriffs deeds, $10,292. 8 auditor's deeds, $337, 1347 Total, $1,704,366. SENATORS EAGER TO FLAY MEXICAN POLICY OF WILSON

First Dose Ends Indigestion, Heartburn, or Gas on Stomach. The question as to how long you are going to continue a sufferer from indigestion, dyspepsia cr out-of-order stomach is merely a matter of how Boon you begin taking Tonoline Tabs. People with weak stomachs should take Tonoline Tablets occasionally, and there will be no more indigestion, no feeling like a lump of lead in the stomach, no heartburn, sour risings, gas on stomach, or belching of undigested food, . headaches, Mzziness or sick stomach; and besides, what you eat will not ferment and poison your breath with nauseous odors. All these symptoms resulting from a sour, out-of-order stomach and dyspepsia are generally relieved five minutes after taking Tonoline Tablets. Go to your druggist and get a $1 box of Tonoline Tablets and you will always go to the table with a hearty appetite, and what you eat will taste good, because your stomach and intestines will be clean and fresh, and you will know there are not going to be any more bad nights and miserable days for you. Tonoline tabs freshen you and make vou feel like life la

worth living. For sale at Quigley's five

arug stores. Adv.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. There will

be no let-up in the attacks on the ad'

ministration in congress. The Repub

lican senatorial leaders who believe that a new policy, is necessary, will

continue their effort to force a change until something is done. . Senator Polndexter said today that he will "wait a reasonable time" for the senate foreign relations committee to act upon Mexican resolutions now before it If satisfactory action Is not obtained, then he will demand action on a general resolution he has tentatively drawn. '

CIGAR WORKER ENDS LIFE WITH BULLET

NEW CASTLE. Jan. 13. Clifford Reed, a cigar worker, was found dead in bis room adjoining his shop. A bullet hole was through his head. He held a revolver in his hand. No cause is known for the suicide. His wife is manager of a department store in Danville, 111.

Southern California Iron ore deposits.

haB extensive

Changes Tears to Joyful Smiles Donl Buffer, don't let the agonising, excruciating corn and callouses make your life a harden. Nab-lt on that pain-racked spot will bring joy and immediate relief. No more pain, no more soreness. It's all gone in a minute. All druggists have It Price 25 cents. You'll declare it'a worth $1.

. G. t-utceii &. Co. T-Tnrr!Rnn'a Plmr

macy, Dickinson's Pharmacy, H. H, Toler and all other leading drug

stores. Adv.

U Dr. A. Parlrar Pray Co, Chic

"Coffee Don't Hurt Me" Can he get away with' it? The drug, caffeine.in coffee, about 2VZ grains to the average cup, hurts many coffee drinkers, at some time of life, and often hurts them hard. Caffeine is a powerful irritant that unsteadies the nerves, races the heart, disorganizes the digestive organs and plays havoc with the health of a large proportion of coffee users.. Of course, there are some who go on drinking coffee for years, without apparent harm, at least they don't suspect it, until the cumulative drug, caffeine, has got in its work. Isn't it the best plan to play safe with health quit coffee and use Iictait Pstim This pure food-drink made of wheat and a small portion of molasses tastes much like mild, highgrade Java coffee, yet contains no drug or other harmful element. Postum comes in two forms: the original Postum Cereal, must be well-boiled, 15c and 25c packages; Instant Postum, the soluble form, can be made in the cup, at table, adding hot water, 30c and 50c tins. Both kinds are equally delicious and the cost per cup is about the same. The better health that follows quitting coffee has shown thousands

There's a Reason

for POSTUM Send 2c stamp for 5-cup sample of Instant Postum. Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS BRING RESULTS TRY THEM

Eggemeyer's Special Grocery Mention Attractively Priced

GOLD MEDAL FLOUR GRANULATED SUGAR WASH BOARDS BULK OLIVES 24 Lb. Bags, 89c Bag Cane Quality, $1.60 per Bag Good Ones, 19c Each Good Sized Ones, 19c Quart FRESH HALIBUT DRESSED CAT FISH IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE BRAN BREAD - (Steaks to Slice) (Ready for the Pan) (Large Eyed Genuine) (Dally)

PURE BLACK PEPPER In the Bulk, 20c Pound.

DROMEDARY DATES New Fresh Pack, 3 Pkgs. 25c

TUNA FISH Large 25c Cans, 19c a Can

CANNED SW. POTATOES Extra Large Cans, 3 Cans 25c

NEW DRIED CORN COOKED SHRIMP

NEW FLAKE HOMINY TOASTED BRAN FLAKE

FRESH STRAWBERRIES SALT RISING BREAD

BRUSSELS SPROUTS IMPORTED LENTILS

CANNED STRING BEANS GRAPE JUICE CANNED SOUR KR0UT ENGLISH WALNUTS Good Quality, 3 Cans 25c 50c Quart Bottles, 29c Quart Large Cans, 2 for 15c New No. 1 Quality, 19c Pound

Beans for Chili Con Carne Chili Con Carne Meat Pod Peppers for Con Carne Pepper for Con Carne

Seed for Chili Con Carne Jones Little Pig Sausages

BURT OLNEY CATSUP BULK MINCE MEAT CANNED HOMINY SALAD DRESSING 25c Large Size, 19c per Bottle Heinz Best, 19c Pound Large Cans, 2 Calls, 15c My Wife's 25c size, 19c Bottle Onion Salt Split Dried Peas Creole Dinner (cans) Boned and Skinned Herring Melba Peaches French Maroons Skinned Figs (cans) Old Fashioned Beans PEANUT BUTTER SEEDLESS ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT CANNED BEETS 15c Club House Brand Good Size Good Size Gfllett's Large Cans 2 Glasses 23c 19c per Dozen 5 Cents Each Z Cans 15c

IFEAiTnLJIRE SIPE(CIIAJL,S

Large Black Prunes, extra Calif ornias; regular 18c quality, in 10 pound boxes, Special Price $1.30 for 10 lbs. Larger Black Prunes, Extra Calif ornias ; regular 20c quality, in 10 pound boxes, Special Price $1.50 for 10 Ibt.

Extra Jumbo, finest Muir California Dried Peaches, 20c quality, in 10. pound boxes. Special Price $1.30 for 10 lbs. Extra Jumbo size. Moor Park California Dried Apricots, 22c quality, in 10 pound boxes. Special Price $1.75 fcr 10 lb.

Pure, open kettle, old-fashioned process Orleans Molasses, in the bulk. Li$ht, grthy, fhifa Prtr full substance quality ...... .v. . . .......................... v. .... .... IV C toE!ES51 JJdDlhiini Mo EcgjcgjemnKEy en3 & SdDims 401 & 403 MAIN STREET TWOSTORES 1017 G 1010 WiLlSmST