Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 143, 3 May 1916 — Page 7

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FOR 1916 CLASS AT WIIITE17ATER WHITEWATER. May 3. The baccalaureate address was I delivered at the Christian church, Suqday evening by Prof. Kelly of 'Earlham College. , . .Misses Maryam Woods and Hazel Hinshaw attended commencement ex ercises at Centervllle, Friday sight. . . . Mr. CarJ Moore and family of Hollansburg, Mr. C. R. Hough and family of Spartansburg and Wm. O. White were guests of Mr Mahford White and family . Sunday. . ..Mrs. Jennie Addleman la spending a few daya with her daughter near New Paris. Dhlo.. ..Mrs. Omar Simpson Is helping care : for her mother, Mrs. T. Fitzwater near New Paris, who is quite ill. Motor To Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Addleman,. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Pyle, Mr. - and Mrs. Blose and son Rex motored to Albany Indiana. Sunday and . spent the day with relatives.... Mr, -Andrew Jack son of Red Key spent Saturday even lng with his relatives at this place.. . ;Mf.. Downing of Richmond was a business visitor here Friday evening ....Miss Leona Hunt who has been quite ill is Improving..,.. Born to Mr. and Mrs Wllber Townsend or Foun tain City, a boy. Mrs. Townsend was formerly Alice Austin ot this place.. ..Mr. Doe Richards. Miss Flo Rich ards and Amon Richards were callers here Sunday Mr. Will Hinshaw and family took supper with c. A. Woods, and family Sunday evening.. ..Mts." Dan White Mrs. T. 8. Pyle, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Pyle spent Sunday afternoon with relatives at Lynn . . Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Smith were visit ors at Richmond Saturday.... Mr. Richard Paulson or Richmond spent Sunday with A. A. Townsend and family. Motor To Lynn. - Mrs. ClelP Jennings and children. Mr., Dick Addleman and family and Mr. Paul Jennings motored to Lynn Sunday and' spent the day with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wlll- ' lams of Hollansburg visited a few days last week with Mr. N. E. Davie and family. .'..Guy Spencer and fam ily of Glenn Karn were callers here Sunday evening...; Earl Wiley was here Monday in the interest of the Richmond Electrical Co.. . . .Frances Wright who has been ill for some time is able to be out again.... Mr. and Mrs. Stemple of near Richmond were guests of their son, Mr. Chelsa Stemple and family Sunday? DUBLIN ALUMNI HOLD BANQUET ' DUBLIN. Ind., May S. -The Dublin High School Alumni association held its annual banquet Saturday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. There were 125 members in attendance. The program consisted . of music of various kinds and the initiation of the seniors ....Mrs. Flora Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess and Fred. Sizelove of Milton spent Sunday -with Mr. Floyd and family. ...Mrs. , Pearl ..Jones . of Hartford City spent- the week end with Mrs. Emma -Lanning. . . .Mi8Bes Hazel O limit and Grace Conklin and Ivan Ohm it of Cambridge City, Miss Madge Bilby, Mrs. Edward Henley and Charles Scott motored to New Castle Sunday evening.'. . .Miss Marjorie Floyd and Clarence Fritz spent Sunday with' the latter'g brother in Lewisville: "MAY QUEEN" ELECTED Miss. Sibyl Loofbourrow, a sophmore, -was elected May Queen by the Earlham college . students in chapel Monday morning. She will reign over the May Day exercises which will be given June 13 on "The Heart" immediately following the completion of the Earlham pageant. WATCHf: CHILD'S cough Colds, running of nose, continued Irritation of the mucous membran if neglected may mean Catarrh later. Don't take the chances do something for your child! Children will not take every medicine, but they will take Dr. King's New Discovery and without bribing or teasing. Its a sweet pleasant. Tar Syrup and so effective. Just laxative enough to eliminate the waste poisons. Almost the first dose helps. Always prepared, no mixing or fussing. Just ask your druggist for Dr. King's New Discovery. It will safeguard your child against serious ailments resulting from colds.

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'Mission services at St. Mary's Catholic church last night were even better attended than the services Monday night. This week is devoted to the women of the chiirch.? i Father Ripple spoke on "Purity and Faithfulness" at the services last night. The customary Instruction on the' rosary kas given at the close of the services. Father Duffy had charge of the benediction services. Early morning masses are being, held each day this week. USE ONE LICENSE FOR TWO MACHINES That there are quite a few people owning two motor vehicles who are trying to circumvent the auto ,license law was the statement made today by Chief of Police Goodwin; "Two license number signs are purchased by these people and they place one sign on one of their, cars and the duplicate sign on their other car. The law requires two license number signs on each machine, one In front and the other in the rear of the car," the chief said today. DIVORCE IS ASKED. Cruel and inhuman treatment is alleged in the divorce complaint of Charles Rau against Laura Rau, who lives at 1812 North F street, s The counle were married in the fall of 1914 and separated last summer. JUNIORS AND SENIORS ENJOY "SPREAD" AT CENTERVILLE HOME CENTER VILLE, Ind , May 3. The Juniors of the Centerville high school gave a class "spread" after the commencements Ftida7 evening,. at the home of Marjorie Hurst. A , two course luncheon was served by the members . of the class. The' Juniors present were Misses Esther Morgan, Josephine Barton, Myota ' Cook, Mar tha Adams, . Elsie Smith , Esther George, Nora?Shodle, Geneva tfunti Frances Colvin, Ruby Castetter, Mary Wilson and Mabel. JTayor, Messrs. Ivan Kink, Harry Foley, James Peelle, Alden Reynolds and Paul Duke. The Invited guests were Messrs. Charles Shipe, William Price, Russell McMinn of Richmond, -Leon Allison, Harry Danner and Clifford Sumall of Cam bridge City and Paul Smith and Wal ter Clevenger of Centervllle. ' Games entertainment. Teacher Entertains. The Juniors and Seniors were enter tained by one of their teachers. Miss Hazel Bertsch of Cambridge City, last Thursday evening. Luncheon was served, and games and music furnish ed the entertainment. Those -present of the Juniors were Misses Nova Shodle, Mildred Driffll, Esther Castefr ter, Esther Morgan, Esther George, Elsie Smith, Mabel Taylor, Martha Adams, Myota Cook, ' Genevn Hunt, Josephine Barton, Mary Wilson, Ruth Darnelle, Berneice Beck Mary Martin, Mary Garrett, Mabel and Iva Monger, Carrie Cheeseman, Audrey King, Beulab. Bowers and . Esther Weisner, Messrs. Alden Reynolds, Ivan King, Charles s Mull, Claude Burris, John Spahr, James Peele, Harry Foley and Clyde Drif fie. AGED WOMAN DIES ANDERSON, Ind., May 3. Mrs. Rachel Burkholder, one of the few women who upheld the Union flag at Gettysburg before the garrison was increased by large bodies of troops, is dead. . Dat Cal-o-clde it am some stuff : Fo feet dat aching, sore and ruff . It makes dem feel so pow'ful fine Yo wants to dance mos all ae time. VS WltlC Cora, and Sore Bunioni. S CIUUVCV U1C CWJBJS-.

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JI.Wt.Ul I I UlUuU SGIR SKYi'O; BRASS IS HIGH Richmond-Jewelers say that everything In their line is going up. Not only are prices advancing; rapidly, but it Is almost an Impossibility to gel many things, local jewelers said this morning. Clocks, for instance, can scarcely be secured at any price, and in order to get. Ivory toilet sets for the Christmas trade, it is necessary that Jewelers send in their orders Immediately: Alarm clocks are going up. and It seems likely that the famous dollof clock may be forced off the market. Everything containing brass, which means almost everything in the Jewelry line, has gone up. Brass used to cost 17 cents a pound; now it is 65 cents. ' Glass is another factor that Is making prices. r. Watch ; crystals are going up by Dunds. and it is almost impossible to get them: The output of watch factories Is limited because of the limited number of crystals that can ' be secured. Most glass that H used in crystals come from Germany, v Silver spoons s are going up" each month. Richmond Jewelers this morning received notice from the factories that put out silverware, saying that prices would have to be advanced because of- the scarcity and rise in price of silver bullion. - ' EXHIBIT LARGE DRILL As a part of the Y.;MOA. Made-in-Richmond ' exhibit,' a large power drill, made by the National. Automatic Tool company, has been placed in the lounging room. AUXILIARY IS HOST TO ECONOMICS CLUB CENTERVILLE, Ind., May 3. The Auxiliary delightfully entertained the Richmond ' Economic club. No. 6, at the town hall Tuesday afternoon. An interesting and instructive program was given. - Mrs. Pike gave a talk on "The Benefits ; and , Purposes ot the Ladles' Auxiliary." This was fol lowed by the reading of a paper by Mrs. Burris, written by Mrs. Meda Burgess, the subject of which was, "Food and Health." Lizzie Lashley gave an interesting talk on "Spring Vegetables." And the program! -Moaed with a child - impersonation by Mary Wilson, enUtled "Who's Afraid?? which .ai gwatly enjoyedl - (T'here were about twenty guests' and a full attendance of home members. Refreshments were served.A Russian government bureau is organizing a scientific ' expedition to make, a thorough investigation of the mineral resources of Siberia. By VALESKA SURATT Th nosMfv nf keerW tlift fact

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. - . 4 , ... of alcohol add half a pint of water (or and arms free, not only of heavy else yQU may uge u-plat, of -bay superfluous hairs, but of the soft rum if you wish) and to this add one "down" which is often seen about the ounce of beta-quinol, which your cheeks, chin and temples, shoulders druggist can supply you. I consider . . , . . . this one of my most remarkable formand arms, should be obvious to every ujag woman. But many women do not remove this soft down because they fear MISS G. R. B. My complexion forto use the many superfluous hair re- mula WM produce an almost magical

movers advertised, since they cause marks, red spots and Irritation. I have had the same experience myself, and that is why I adopted a formula of my own. Simply apply some sulfo solution on any hairs you want removed, and see how magically- it dissolves even the touahest or worst the most

tender parts of the body. It never one ounce of zintone, which you can leaves a mark and always works per- get at the drug store. Use this cream f ectly. Sulfo solution can be obtained liberally every day. v TnT'- In T' rr Wm ' MISS IX)TTIE g! Yes; pimples can in should have a supply of this won- be very quickiy removei by taking derful formula. It never fails. one or two teaspoonfuls after meals ;''"':' "";'''- t ' of a mixture of twelve ounces of MISS BLUE -Yes, I can assure you sugar, one ounce of sarsene and a that blackheads can be positively re- pint of water. Get the sarsene at the moved in a few minutes by sprinkling drug store, by the ounce, in the orisotn powdered neroxin on a hot, wet ginal package. ? . sponge and, rubbing this on the black- ' heads.; The neroxin can be obtained MRS. R. T. V. Here is my formula at drug stores. ' This .formula or mme for that shampoo and. dandruff rehas never, failed.' -' . ; mover, a gem, I assure you. Dissolve iMRS,G. T.'As yoa state-you were' one teaspoonful of 3ggol,ih half a'cup not able to get the beta quinol, I have 'of hot water. You can fget enough ascertained for you tliat you can get eggol to last you for at least a dozen the beta quinol or any other article for shampoos, at the drug store, ; for a making, up my beauty formula at moderate price. This eggol shampoo Thistlethwaltes. Drug Stores. ; far exceeds even the best soap, or? any ' ' - other article for the purpose I ever MISS - AlTABEliLE No, you dldnt used. guess my ajs very closely.' There's a , secret reason, n& toy wrinkle formula MISS It' T. H.-r-No, positively do Is responsible. Use this formula Mb- net " use 1 any " mechanical contrivance erally every day, and use no other so- In an endeavor to develop the bust.

called wrinkle cream. . Add two taoiespoonruis or giycerme ana two ounces of eptol to a half a pint of hot water. This is so economical that it can be used generously, and .will hasten the result.. It removes wrinkles, crow's 'fee, and lines of. age In a remarkably -way.. The eptol can be obtained at any drug store: " "

FAOl PH.1ISES : i;EW MAIL ROUTE

' "l never had anything said to me that I appreciated more than a statement made by Harry Smith, a farmer living on Route A," said Postmaster CB. Beck. "Mr. Smith came into the office and told me that he honestly believed that the - people ot Wayne county were receiving more efficient mail service under the motorized routes thxa they ever did before." WANTS SAND DUNES SAVED FOR PARKS INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 3.7-The committee which is raising funds for a state park fund has received requests from many people in the northern part of the state to take action to prevent the destruction of the sand dunes along the shores of Lake Mich igan. . Mrs. Nellie B. Bowers, regent of the Gary chapter, D. A. R., wrote: "Our chapter will likely present its claims for the purchase of a typical and most interesting - section of the sand dune country- along the southeast shore of Lake Michigan. The purchase of this tract for park purposes has been agitated a long time by the newspapers." IMPROVE OFFICES. Extensive improvements have been made in the township trustee's office. The rooms have been re-papered, new furniture installed and several new record cabinets have been placed in use. . TOWNSHIP HOLDS GLASS EXERCISES AT HAGERSTOWN HAGERSTOWN, Ind., May 3. The Jefferson Township commencement was held at the I. O. O. F. Hall Monday night, h. E. Brown of Connersvllle gave the address. . The High school orchestra furnished the music. Charles Williams, county superintendent, presented' the diplomas. Rev. Wischmeier pronouced the Invocation and the benedition. The graduates from the west school were: Enidrr-OUve Dilling, . Mildred Mirlatt, Eva Raf f e. Florin i Dennis, Jesse TJlrich," Leo Hastings. If you fear War and want to know how to escape its horrible consequences .See The Battle Cry of Peace

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Many Owe Their Beauty Success to Valeska Suratt, Famed as America's Greatest Self-Made BeautyActress. TRYING You' are just as disgusted as I used to be with the hair tonics commonly sold. Here is my own formula which has a wonderful effect upon the

cell-growth of hair, and results can be quickly seen in the sprouting of new hairs, in the vigorous growth and lengthening of hair, and in the added lustre and fluffiness. To half a pint iran8iormauon on any sain. x ne most common cause of a bad com plexion is a grainy, spotty and uneven color of the skin. Added to this are occasional freckles, red spots and liver spots All hlfm1fch Hs.nnpar In a Khftrt time and the skin takes on an-even pinky-whiteness all over, which is adorable. Freckles and red spots vanisn. mix two laoiespoonruis ot The following safe formula has proaucea splendid development in .many cases, though you -realize that bust ' development is difficult to accomplish, Mix together to Half sup of sugar, two ounces of ruetone and half a pint of , cold water. Dissolve thoroughly .and take regularly two teaspoonfula three or four times a day; " ' " "

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VProbably Tnoro Wayne county farmers will buy s&ed corn this year than in any: previous year. This was a statement made yesterday by Omer G. Whelan. . Mr. Whelan explained that the farm I era were afraid of their corn this Tear because it had been attacked by sort of a dry rot while in the cribs during the winter. Usually the fanners go to the cribs and pick out seed corn, in the "spring. This year, many of them are buying foreign seed. Because of the Irregular summer last year and because of the corn getting caught by an early frost before it is mature, it is the general belief of farmers that much of the corn will not germinate and so they are running no chances. - "A county agent is much in need in this county," Mr. Whelan said. "In I -cases like this spring he would save the county bis - salary in preventing corn from being planted that will never germinate. The trouble with farmers here and everywhere is that they will not spend a dollar in order to make several." LIGHT APPOINTED ON TWO COMMITTEES District Superintendent Somervllle Light of the Methodist church ' has been appointed on two standing com mittees at the- general conference of the church which is being held at Sar atoga Springs, New York: Home mis sions and temporal economy. The graduates from the East school were: . - . . v Horace Marlatt, George LeavelL Byron forkner, Goldie Beeson and Harry Moor. Helps to Check Illness Pure Whiskey AT RATLIFS Out of The High Rent District No. 12 North. 9th St i3UY HERE AND FOR LESS BICYCLES Tires and Supplies J Umbrellas FlarMights Batteries Ma2da Lamps. liUNING'S 43 North 8th St.' Veterinary Surgeon DR. : Stanley C. Brouse " Boston, Indiana. Phone No. 6,; Boston. ss A lady4, demonstratine; No s aum wm cau ax your Home within the next few days. L3ULIHEHQME! MADECLEAR; -AND ; 1IN COLORS I HANER & FAHLSING 128. Main Street;;- PhonelSSB1

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DUBLIN, Ind.." May; 5. The fortyfirst annual commencement waa held Friday evening In the I. O. O. F. hall, with a larger attendance than for several years. The graduates delivered their 'orations on "subjects as follows:'- ' -. - - Rupert Woodward, - "The Fanner of Yesterday and Today." . Marjorie Floyd, "Types of American Women." Olin Kinnaman, "Life's Mirror." Madge Bilby, "Domestic Science. COURTS BY TELEPHONE EVANSVTLLE, Ind, May 3. Xavier Wayne, Waverly, Ky. telephone operator, won Lottie Padgett at the Morgan ville end of the wire by a longdistance courtship. Wayne's slogan is "Wire wooing wins Wayne Winsome wire worker." A IN A Tape's Cold Compound" is the Surest Quickest Belief Known It's Fine! Relief comes Instantly. . A dose taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and break up a severe cold, either In the head, chest, body or limbs. ii promnuy opens cioggea-un nos trils and air passages In the head, tops nasty discharge or nose running,

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