Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 89, 1 March 1916 — Page 11

PAGE ELEVEN

ISSUE PROGRAM OF 17. C. T. U. COUNTY SESSION

Wayne county W. C. T. U. institute will be held In the Christian church at Milton. March 6 and 7, with Mrs. Martha L. Gipe, of Indianapolis, as leader. The Milton W. C. T. IT. will arrange music tor, the institute and entertain the delegates. At noon Tuesday a box lunch will be enjoyed at. tho church. ' First Night, March 6, 7:30. Songs. Devotional exercises. Music. ' Heading Mrs. Alice Hunt.

Martha Gipe.

Music.

Heading. Address Mrs, Offering.

Music. Uenedlction. Morning 8etsion, March 7, 7:30. Devotional Exercises Miss Elizabeth Jones, county evangelistic superintendent. Organization of institute. Appointment of committees. "Our Circulation Department" Mrs. Emma Unthank, county literary superintendent. "Our First Y. P. B." Mrs. Rosa Kepllnger. Y. P. B. superintendent, Mary Y. Thomas Union. "The National Conevntlon for 1916" Mrs. Gipe. "The Target of Your Union Are You Aiming at it Constantly?" Mrs. Ella Bond,, president Fountain City Union. "The Legislative Council of Indiana Women" Mrs. Gipe. Parliamentary Usage. Mrs. Gipe. Noontide. Prayer Mrs. Mae James. Adjournment. Afternoon Session, March 7, 1:30. Devotional Service Mrs. Rebecca Davis. Music. "Review of Prohibition Victories" Mrs. Ethel Wicket t, president Mary W. Hill union. "How Scientific Temperance Can Help the Onward March of Prohibition" Mrs. Nicholson, assistant superintendent S. T. I. county health nurse. Wayne county'B state banner department. ' Work Among Colored People Mrs. M. A. McCurdy, state organizer. Music. "A Sound Mind in a Sound Body" Mrs. Sophia B. Huff. "The Outlook for Young Americans" Mrs. Qipe. Reports of committees Offering. Announcements. Adjournment. ,8econd Night, March 7, 7:30. Devotional Service Mrs. Hannah Taylor. . Music. Debate "Resolved, That women should htvve the ballot on equal terms with men." Affirmative, Mrs. Martha L. Glpo and Mrs. Genevra H. Klrkman; negative, Miss Mary. E.;.Woodard and Mrs. (Vila Rollnian.Offeiins. Music Closing prayer. ' , -

1 ,300 PERISHED WITH LA PROVENCE

PARIS, March 1. Gun crews of the French auxiliary cruiser La Provence, the former trans-Atlantic liner sunk in the Mediterranean last Saturday, remained at their post while the vessel was slowly settling, hoping to get a shot at the submarine that had torpedoes their vessel, but without avail. The marine ministry stated today that La Provence was being used to transport troops to Salonika when it was sunk.- As the ship was able to carry more than 2,200 persons, it was feared today that more than 1,300 of those on bqard perished when the vessel was destroyed. Up to noon the number of known rescued stood at 876.

P. 0. RECEIPTS GAIN $2,000 FOR MONTH

The postal receipts for February wili exceed by more than $2,000 the receipts of February 1915, it was announced at the postoffice today. The entire report has not been completed by Otto Sprong, finance clerk. The report," however, when made will show the largest gain in any one month as compared with the previous year for a period of eight or ten years.

STARR WILL APPLY FOR BUILDING RIGHT ON SIX STORY SHOP

Building Inspector Hodgin was today, notified by the Starr Piano company that it would soon apply for a permit to erect a six story brick factory building at its plant in the river valley. The cost of this structure is not known. .The new factor will be used for the manufacture of phonographs recently placed upon the market by the company. Wrhen corn pletcd the company will increase its working force. Eleven building permits were issued by Inspector Hodgin last month, one removal permit, twenty-one wiring permits and thirteen heating permits. Fees from permits totaled $50.70. One building permit was for a foundry, to be erected by the Swaynettcbinson Machine company at a cost of $5,400. .Three permits were for one story business rooms, the total cost of which will be $2,2o0, and three residences, to cost $4,700, were authorized. Four remodeling and repairing permits were issued. Costs involved are $700.

CHARGES CRUEL TREATMENT

Cruel and inhuman treatment are the charges preferred by Grace Study against her husband, Arva Study, asking for a divorce. '

Germans Now Hold

Little of Africa

New Phase of Eternal Love Triangle

UNION MUSICIANS HELP AT MINSTREL

We the undersigned, executive officers of the Richmond Musicians' Protective Union desire to announce that the Eagles' Minstrels will be produced at the Gennett theatre, March 2-3, under the same conditions previously granted Home Talent productions by ' us. Union Musicians and Stage . Employes alike have been engaged for thest! performances and we deem it important that each and every one of our friends be advised of the fact. Everybody is urged tb attend this splendid production but after the con.elusion or the last performance on the night of March 3rd, the same conditions shall prevail as existed prior to the above dates. : Signed, Richmond Musicians Protective Ass'n. OLIVER R. KING, President. R. M. WEISBROD, Secretary. Richmond Theatrical Protective Union GEO. J. MUEY, President. E. T. BASS, Secretary. ..

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TO DISMISS SCHOOL.

With games of the district basketball tournament under way Friday afternoon of next week, high school sessions for the day in all probability will not convene, It was announced today. Whether school will be held Friday morning has not been determined.

The internment of of 14.00 Germans

and natives in Spanish Guinea, to which they retreated from Kamerun, reported In dispatches from Madrid, leaves but the Colony of German East Africa in the hands of the Tuetons. The Kamerun campaign began more than a year ago, the British occupying the ports and working into the interior from the coast and from Nigeria on the North, while the French advanced from the French Congo, which bounds the German, possession on the south and east, ' The taking of Kamerun leaves Ger man East Africa as the only remaining German possession in Afrci. At the beginipg of the war the Germans held German Southwest Africa, a great tract lying on the Atlantic north of the Union of German East Africa. Togoland was conquered easily; German Southwest Africa fell before the forces of the Union of South Africa under Premier Botha, the one time Boer General, after a long and arduous campaign. No affective expedition has been sent against German East Africa, minor attempts by the British to enter

this colony have been repulsed, and at last accounts German forces from the colony were just across the border in British East Africa.

WAYNE COUNTY'S

SHOW PROMOTERS VISIT INDIANAPOLIS

To get ideas for the Richmond Auto show, March 22-25, and to interview manufacturers in Indiajiapolis with the view of getting them to subscribe for the little remaining space at the Richmond show, Irvin Johnson and George Dilks, Jr., went to Indianapolis today.

MISS OKLEY QUITS HERE TO ACCEPT BETTER JOB

Confirming an announcement made in the Palladium last night that Miss Nellie Oxley, visiting nurse, had resigned the Social Service bureau through its president, Fred S. Bates, issued a statement today. No announcement has been made as to the next step to be taken toward continuing the work which Miss Oxley gives up. Wednesday, March 1, 1916. Miss Nellie F. Oxley who for the past month has been doing the work of Visiting Nurse for the Social Service Bureau, has tendered her resignation in order to accept a more advantageous position in the East and will probably leave the city Thursday to take up her new work. Miss Oxley was employed by the Domestic Science Association and came under the direction of the Bureau when the Association decided to turn over the visiting nurse work to the Bureau. She was employed by the Association with the understanding that she would give it a month's trial, and her

time expires this week. The Bureau express much regret that she has not decided to stay permanently. Social Service Bureau, F. S. Bates, Pres.

Continued From Page One. Wayne county, fifteen months ago, is

one which is receiving earnest con

sideration on the part of Democratic and Republican leaders throughout the district at the present time. How Vote Stood in 1914. In 1914 Finly H. Gray, the Democratic candidate, received 18,371 votes in the district. Combined, Lynch and Russell polled 24,329 votes. This vote tabulated follows: County. F. Gray. Rep. Prog. Fayette 1,634 2,269 Franklin 1,939 1,706 Hancock 2,405 2,100 Henry 2,795 4,123 Rush 2,235 3,109 Shelby 3,366 3,320 Union 705 981 Wayne 3,292 6,721 Totals 18,371 24,329 It would appear that even though the Republicans next November polled in the seven counties outside of Wayne, practically all the Progressive vote

When Itching Stops

There is one safe, dependable treatment that relieves itching torture instantly and that cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any druggist for a 25c bottle of zemo and apply it as directed. Soon you will find that pimples, black heads, eczema, ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. A little zemo, the penetrating, satisfying liquid, is all that is needed, for it banishes all skin eruptions and makej the skin soft, smooth and healthy. Zemo, Cleveland.

Yvonne is the foster daughter of Princess Miskinof f and the cause of many quarrels with the latter and her husband. At the suggestion ofthe Princess herself, the Prince and Yvonne underwent a three-months' love test. Prince Miskinoff, who is considerably younger than his wife, admits he was fascinated by the latter's foster-daughter, Yvonne. The girl, he said, was simply irresistible, at times. He claims she did all she could to attract his notice. Prince Miskinoff had had several stormy martial experiences before her marriage to the Prince, but none that compared to her troubles with him. Note the tatooing on her arm. Because of the publicity given to Prince Miskinoff 's separation suit in the Supreme Court of New York it is probable that a , quiet settlement will be reached outside of court.

cast in those counties in 1914, -and the Democratic congressional candidate secured, in the same counties, practically the same vote cast for Gray in 1914, the Republicans would have no cinch on securing a majority of the votes cast in the district if two-thirds of the Wayne county Prograssive vote of 1914 went over to the Democratic candidate. "Free Lances are Strong. This emphasizes tne importance being attached to the "free lance" Progressive vote now at large in Wayne county, It is safe to say that seventenths of this vote will support at the polls next November, the congressional candidate looked upon as the "best man," because at least that number of former Wayne county Progressives are now independents. A careful survey of the political situation in Wayne county would indicate that the Republicans would make the strongest bid for the support of this big Wayne county independent vote by the nomination of Judge D.

W. Comstock for congress. He is a popular Wayne county man, and a man who has not made himself obnoxious to Progressives in the past. It is doubtful if P. J. Lynch would poll a tenth of this independent vote. It would appear that Finly H. Gray is even more objectionable to Wayne county's small army of free lance voters than P. J. Lynch, hence the nomination of John M. Lontz as the Democratic candidate for representative in congress would appear to be the logical move on the part of the Democratic voters. There is no gainsaying the fact that the Lontz candidacy would make an appeal to these independents. His outspoken advocacy of a tariff commission and the abolition of "pork barrel" government has mada a decided impression. Another strong argument which has been advanced in favor of the nomi-

nation of Lontz is the fact that in J1914i Finly Gray only carried Shelby,

a county Known as a Democratic stronghold, by a majority of 46, and

only carried Hancock county, another dyed-in-the-wool Democratic county, by a majority of 305.

Dangerous Varicose Veins Can Be Reduced

If you or any relative or friend Is worried because of varicose veins, or bunches, the best advice that anyone in this world can give is to get a prescription that many physicians are now prescribing. Ask your druggist for an iriginal two-ounco bottle of Emerald Oil (full strength) and apply night and morning to the swollen, enlarged veins. Soon you will notice that they are growing smaller and the treatment should be continued until the veins arc of normal size. So penetrating and powerful is Emerald Oil that it dissolves goitre and wens and causes them to disappear. It can always be secured at Leo H. Fihe's. Adv.

If You Can Afford a Piano Why Not Consider a

TEINWAY?

Cleaned and Pressed

Men's Suits , Sport Coats , Women's Jacket Suits Ladles' Long Coats ..,

The Dennis Shop Phone 2316. 8 North 10th St.

Mrs. Mary Hennegan Opens Ladies' Cloak and Suit Parlors Mrs. Mary Hennegan for over four years head fitter at the Palais Royal, wishes to announce that she has opened a new Cloak and Suit Parlor in Rooms 404-405, the Colonial Building. New Spring samples are now ready and Mrs. Hennegan would be pleased to take your measure for your Spring Cloak or Suit, and guarantees a perfect made garment at the price you would pay for a read-made. Alterations are made at a reasonable sum. A call at any time would be most appreciated. MRS. MARY HENNEGAN Rooms 404-405 Colonial Building. "

The new "Small" Grand is just the thing for an apartment, in dull finish CKf!

mahogany

The 'Miniature' Grand, length 5 feet 10V inches, in mahogany, an exquisite $900 creation mmmmh The "Small Parlor" Grand, the favorite piano of society, it .m!h?g?nf . . . . $1150 The "Parlor" Grand, the ideal piano for homes of wealth and refinement, in j" OKA mahogany 31W

YeSo If s a StehKway"

Steinway Grands in special art cases at various prices. We supply Steinways to conform to any interior or period. Steinway Pianos, in mahogany, $500 and upward. Steinway service applies to every piano we sell You can purchase from us Kohler & Campbell Pianos . . . . J . . $250 to $350

Pianista Player Pianos . : . . . . . . .$400 to $450 Autopianos $500 to $650

with the absolute assurance that the Steinway , guarantee and Steinway service attend them. 1 You can purchase any one of the three above-mentioned makes of instruments upon terms to suit your convenience, up to taking three full years time to make your payments, besides having the privilege of exchanging for a Steinway

at any time, within one year.

STEINWAY

Corner North 9th and A Street

& SONS; V ; Masonic Building

Ths Perfe Bay9 Is the

day when you work is mony with law. , Health coxr.es from Harmony. Get In harmony with Nature's laws by eating Shredded Wheat, a simple, natural, elemental food which supplies the greatest nutriment with the least tax upon the digestion. Try it for breakfast with hot milk or cream. Delicious with sliced bananas or other fruit Made at Niagara Falls,

N. Y.

WILL BUSTLES BE WORN THIS YEAR? Mrs. M. Henegan, who has just returned from Chicago where she attended the advanced' showing of the Spring Styles, says there is a slight tendency that way; but there is more of a change in other directions. She brought back with her the latest fashion plates and also the ideas of the leading Ladies' Tailors of the country, and she will be pleased to snow the plates and explain the ideas to the ladles if they will call at her Ladies' Tailonring Parlors Rooms 404 and 405 Colonial Building and also show them how they can get a strictly up-to-the-minute suit made to their individual measure for what they would have to pay for a ready-made suit She has also the latest styles and makes of Rain Coats at a very modest price. Fur work and alterations a specialty.

Whatever is Proper For Men to Wear If It's Haberdashery Find It at Lichtenfelo In The Westcott

franklin CflflQ SUGAR" V3 251b. Cloth Sack 0 PHONE 2148 Schaefer'S Grocery

Gaar Nurseries Now is the time to send in your order to the Gaar Nurseries for trees, shrubs, evergreens, hardy plants, any thing in the nursery line, ready for delivery in April. Landscape Gardening a Specialty. Cambridge City Capital Hill, Ind.

The Dennis Shop Dry Cleans Suits Perfects $1.00 Phone 2316. 8 North 10th St

USE COOPER'S BLEND COOPER'S GROCERY

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Not how cheap but rather how good, cheap harness Is dear at any price. See us for your spring supply. You will find the price less than you expected for this quality. Phone 1811. 827 MAIN ST.

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