Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 144, 4 May 1916 — Page 4

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PAGE FOUR THEIUCHIIOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRA1L THURSDAY, Slay 4, 1916.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM

AND SUN-TELEGRAM

,'PubIifhfid Etcit Evenisgr Except Sund3jr, by ! Palladium Printing: Co. 'Palladium Building, North Ninth and Sailor Sts. : El G. Leeds. Editor. r- E. H. Harris. Mgr.

tin Richmond, 10 cent a week. Br man. to advance Jen year. $5.00; six months. 12.60; on month. 45 cents, Rand Root, fat advance one year. I2J0; sts xnosGasv tl.25; one raontiu 25 cents.

Entered at the Post OSfee at Richmond. end Clues llall Matter.

t A King in His Surroundings "Every natural action, is - graceful," says Emerson in one of his essays. That's why a fanner fits into the landscape jef a rural scene and is a misfit amid lofty build-

lings in a city. And that s why

is at home amid the roar and bustle of a city's

jtxaffic and is out of place in the Sometimes we smile with

when we see a farmer, accustomed to walking on the soft soil of nature, move awkwardly on our

hard, artificial sidewalks. " i Often we' judge him ungainly

fbecause he is out of his element. Sojourning

'in a city takes him from his true surroundings, 'hence, few of his actions are graceful. But turn the tables. Put us out in the (tountry. See. the farmer follow the plow . without trouble, graceful, alert, at home, every Iznotion of his whole being graceful and atuned to Ibis curroundings ; while we, with feet trained to Icement and brick sidewalks, stumble, after him, jtumble over clods, unable to keep a balance, out lo'f harmony with the rural picture, more awkrward than the farmer ever is when he moves in lour streets.

j But let's stay; in the city and make a few 'comparisons. Looking at the gnarled, toil-stained letifi. fingers of a mechanic, we are unable to see beauty and grace there. Our hands are white, Well ' kept, n&' displaced Joints mark their sym

When "Hobo" Norris was asked to tell a funny story over st the "Y" yesterday morning, he replied by saying that the funniest thing: that he could tell would be a life history of himself. , Never mind Hobo old boy there are e lot of others but they won't admit it Movie Students i . .To express your love for a fellow, riralt until he 1s gone and then hold bands crossed In front of you and look pleased. Pick up his picture from the Idresser and kiss it fluently. ! Perplexing j How do some of your deep, deep secrets get into the papers? k That's the only way a cub has to old his Job publishing your secrets. Our Fable Everybody lived happy ever after. Moral: Make your own story and if r I t is a true fable, the. above ending will iflt on all O.' K. '. " ; -- , At Taxes. for Spring exceed $500,000, last night's palladium informs. . Oh well, we knew a long time ago that jsprlng was worth a. lot of mpney.' y J And then' last night's paper Informs ros that ten plants hunt sites for' shops in Richmond. ' The first thing we flmow the council will have, to post no Stunting allowed signs all around the town or there won't be any sites left ASKS FOR NEWSPAPERS tl NEW YORK. May 4. The Nomeeward Peninsula Chamber of Comkoerce in a letter received here appeals to the newspapers of the International News Service to force the federal ; government to give the far north better mail service. ' A vast tract of American territory Jwith . several thousand Inhabitants must spend the long winter evenings of their tedius winter without the solace of magazines or newspapers, for aU second-class mail matter is barred to them by1 the fiat of Washington. ' There are many children and young folk In that frontier country, and it Is a serious loss to the Alaskan schools to be shut off from the influence of periodical 'literature for a large part of the year." . Reduced to figures the Seward Peninsula wants 500 pounds a week more mail through the winter. BRYAN ENTERS CAMP. INDIANAPOLIS, May 4. Chamber of Commerce officials announce that W. I. Bryan, president Indiana university, has decided to set an example, (or college students by enrolling in civilian training camp to be held at Ft. Benjamin Harrison next summer. IFCS IIS IMP

At AU Drua Stores

metry. " We believe they are superior to those of

the mechanic .

U Stand beside the mechanic at his lathe and see how dexterously he uses his ficsers. Take his .place. How awkward you are, unable to handle the tools with ease and familiarity, a veritable blunderer! Now,whose hands are graceful and adaptable?' The mechanic, shines at the lathe and bench. - Every act he -does- there is graceful, because it is natural. Every move you make is awkward, because it is unnaturaL . The grimy hands of the mechanic are graceful if you see them in their natural environment

Indians, ss beauty until you the farm, at the

the bar, in the pulpit, or at the bedside of the sick.

The an urban dweller

: Some persons believe they have moved up one rung on the social ladder when they are able to

country. superior wisdom V Did you ever and stiff. That's

ens of servants who are relieving us of work and worry and giving us leisure time and pleasure? Nature is the servant of all mankind. The sun is a janitor who heats our planet, causes vegetation to spring up, grow and mature. The sun is a doctor who prevents disease by killing through heat all the germs he can reach. The rain is a gardener who sprinkles our lawns, gardens and farms. He doesn't charge a cent for his services and the public utilities commission need not worry about the rates he'll

establish.

High above at night, the moon: and stars shine giving us light and entertaining our spiritual make-up with the beauties of the sky. The ocean and the wind are ( servants T that carry us over distances. Streams, harnessed by the mind of man, generate power that moves our cars, gives us illumination, and enables us to send messages for many miles. All of us have more servants than we can think of.

Only a few more left .now. Better hurry. Last call. :. The Westcott doesn't seem to realize what a good place it is moving out of. ; . ; "Prys At Hagerstown Organize For Battle," Qee that war must be getting close. And Berlin hasn't answered yet: v , News irom Modoc By Alice Hansom. Mrs. Elizabeth Heiney - visited in Richmond last week... .Mr. and .Mrs. Aaron Rich and Mr. and Mrs. Everet Rich and children motored to Lynn and spent the day with relatives. . . . Mrs. Myrtle Hunt has returned to Knlghtstown ; after a short : viBit here . . . .Mrs. Conrad Hunt and children have returned to their home near Dublin... IS. P. Don and family motored to Muncie, Wednesday.. . . Mr.' A. A. Conarrve t went to- Dayton Thursday to. kecompany the body of Mr. Murry Leather to the home of his father in Blountsville, where he was : buried Saturday. PERHAPS. "Justice Is Mind." V "That's the reason so many, crooki think ther can cet away with"" it." m2 I

Durino ncconsirdclloa of North 5tii Sstrcet, Fairvicr and West Richmond Ccrs WUl -:t'i Ce Routed Oyer Ft. Wayne Ave and North 8th Street. ' ' 7

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So don't accuse a man . of lack of grace and

see him where he belongs on lathebehind the counter, at Servant Problem

afford a servant in the house. Servants are useful.: They relieve the housewife of much drudgery and enable her to find more time for recreation. -

stop to think that we have doz . " CONSCRIPTION BILL INCLUDES ALL MEN , LONDON, May 4. The new military service bill, extending conscription to married men, was introduced in the House of Commons this afternoon. In addition to calling to 'the colors all time expired men, ' the measure provides that men who1 have previously been declared unfit for military duty must be re-examined. West Manchester By Myrtle Trone. .WUbur Dill moved from New. Madi son Monday into the Asa Leas prop erty.... Mr. and Mrs. J. F.'Radabaugh will leave Sunday morning for Youngstown, O., where Mrs. Radabaugh was sent as a delegate to the Ohio Rebekah assembly to be held in that City.. . . .Mrs.: G. R. Wilson returned Saturday after a pleasant visit , -with Columbus friends.. . .TMr. and Mrs. A. J. Myers and Miss Minnie Moore were the guests of Greenville relatives Sun day;. ..Mrs. Minnie McLellan, of Greenville; who has been the guest "of friends here the past week, returned home Monday.. .. .Mrs. Laura Parks and children, Edgar and Marie Jane, spent Sunday with Ed. Woolfe and family, E. B. Creagor - and - wife and Mr. and Mrs. John Frank were after noon visitors.. . . .Mr. and - Mrs. John Gauch were in Arcanum Sunday and visited at the home of Dr. and Mn Wesley Byers. : , According to an Italian physician, love causes an Intoxication of the ner vous centers, producing a disease that, if not cured may lead to neurasthenia and even Insanity. Don't fret and fume from morn till night And say.your shoe are very tight The fact is plain, you've never tried To feat your feef with Cal-cicfde." ' ' For Ac&tag, Suralng, tad lUi-WlW CorwiJwSSdreBuiiHm GwesbstsnfReBcf RemttttxwtirelvtMnatecd. Getbt(rem may arannt zic KSMmtxr t-anm. SeleiiiB

Tanner Daiiy-Piizzles

TBOUBIiEOO CHUT A. . v" Poor China, you're sure In a muddle these days, .One Instant your -voice for republic you raise,' ; The aast thing ' monarchy ewem to ytm right, ;.. Then back to repubUo you chansre over nishU ram t more coolie. : - t -"T X - AX8W&MT0 7&BTERDAY'3PUZZL&. Pppe left Juuid comer down, mdesr broom

KEflu'EPOlIL ADVISES MiU PARK ALONG NEW MAIN STREET BRIDGE

. The following has been . submitted by B. A. Kennepohl: . v , The Main Street bridge question Is now an important matter before the taxpayers solve, and as the engineer Is working on the plans it seems to me suggestions ought to be made by the citizens, for that is the way to get different ideas. Taking a birds-eye view of the situation and viewing conditions I want to give my views on the bridge question. Since the city has taken over the Light, Heat and Power plant and the grounds in the bottom along the river, there Is room to do some beautifying. Now my suggestion is this: Build the necessary arch or double arch for the waterway, another arch for the railroad switch to the gas plant, say, one hundred feet long or longer; i north and isouth 3ea?e ihat to the engineer and further dexejop-! ments. ; Then. fin to, not with trash, but with solid,; filling. Suppose the arcnes were m now, and all the excavation of North Fifth; street which is now. under construction, and Richmond avenue would-Te-'tak'ehingre', and from all other im-provementS'on-venient, it would not take long to have a; Street instead of a bridge to contend with, and the driveway could be given' the appearance of a park driveway instead of a bridge. It could certainly be made a great improvement over the Doran bridge. The entire width of Main street is seventy feet. Make the street the same width across there, and there will be a strip of ground on both sides of the street to beautify park-like," and IS BJ ' S Good, Belter, If you pay mere than . $15.00 on Credit . you -are charged tor ; the credit.', .. , ,- '

He vci1 More Never

Cash Price - 15-17 North VEGETABLE CALOMEL

r Vegetable' caiomeL extract of the root of the old-fashioned may-apple ' plant, does not salivate. As a liver -stimulator, it's great. It's a perfect substitute for ordinary calomel (mercury); in fact, it's better, -because its action-is. gentle instead of severe and Irritating and it leaves ho mean, disagreeable aftereffects. Physicians recognize this and prescribe may-apple root podophyllin, they call it) daily. ' Combined with four other standard, all-vegetable remedies, mayapple root may now be had at most , any druggist's in convenient sugar-, i coated tablet form by asking for, Sentanel Laxatives, If you forget the name, ask fox the box that has thepkture of the aoldier on it. . These tablets are small,' easy to take and are really wonderf ul lit-: itle-perf ormers.i I r They buickly clean "Out the poi-; sons that are causing you headache, constipation, sour stomach, ' biliousness, dizzy spells, bad breath and coated tongue. . They sire; mild. They never jmpej And they are a bowel tonis as well' ; as a cleanser and liver ' ,regul4tor. A 10c box should last ' one several weeks. A Physician's i trial package (4 doses) will be mailed you free if yoa write men- ' --tioning this advertisement. The Sentanel Remedies Co 802 JIadi-: ton- Ave, Oovingtoa-Ey, - ' ' . - - v S

tt seems to me would not be one-third

the cost of the plans so far proposed. I do not think; the present bridge is in the way of building those arches. so the bridge could be left until the fill is made, and the filling probably could be done from the bridge. Then the city, in time, could convert that river ground Into a park and give West Richmond that long wished for park. which could be made "a little beauty" along the river front. - Now, how does that strike the com mittee of one hundred or any other citizen? Masonic Calendar Thursday, May ,4.--Wayne- Council, No. 10, R. Cc. C j. .Statedassembly, Friday, May 5. King. Solomons Cnapter, No. 4, R. A,. M. Called Convacation, work in thai Royal Arch de gree, commencing at - 7 o'clock. Refreshments;" ; 'r ' . .Saturday, May 6. Loyal, chapter. No. 49, ;0. E. S. Stated meeting and initiation. Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One packageproves it 25c at all druggists. SVHTS Best Clothinn Credit Store Ninth St.. See your twice yearly. Use Senreco I twice daily and keep your teeth and mouth in perfect health ! Get a tube today, rad the telijer fctettt tk suxt i world. Start th Seareca I tfeatmeat - tonight. xsc t.srpr amsswfl." t For f napitt mead 4c atSmp or com. to xnc aemanei Retnedies wo- uacusatt, Ohio I -DENTISTS Formula

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V 4) CAMBRIDGE CJTT, lnd- May 4Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrow of Muscle were the guests Sunday of the lati terBrother, Rev. MT J. Gorman oi SL Elisabeth's church. Mrs. J. C Norris spent Saturday, and .'Sunday with her daughter, . Mrs. ' Charles Heiger In Richmond.,.. Mrs. Will Dalton of Ko-4 komo is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Earl Tout. .. .Mrs. Ed. Ldndstrom and Mrs. J. C. Greet of Cannersville, were the guests of B. F. Wissler and family, at the close of the week..,. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Rybolt entertained Sun day,Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bobbins of Richmond. - -. .. Club Holds Meeting The - "Symile Awhile" Club met at tho home of Mrs. Frank McDaniels, Monday evening, the time was spent at needle work, and light refreshments were served.... Earl Lnndy who underwent an operation for appendicitis at- the Reid Memorial hospital two weeks ago, was brought to his home at this . place Monday having made very satisfactory Improvement. . . VThe T. Hj and I. E. officials were in Cambridge City Tuesday. mi an Inspecting trip.'. Among the number were J. H, Jeffries, Gen. Supt : TV H. Warner, Supt Of, Eastern division. Mr. Bortman of the Brazil division. Mr. Spellman of the Northwestern division. Mr. Tlshner of the claims department. Mr. Norton of the ticket and freight department, with the' superiors, purchasing agent, and master mechanic of the .Eastern division.... Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Zehrlng celebrated their fity-sixth wedding anniversary, Sunday. Besides the Immediate family, GPJlKD,MOTnHl MEW There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion end Colds as Mustard But the old-fashioned mustard plaster burned and blistered while it acted. You can now get the relief and help that mustard plasters gave, without the plaster and without the blister. . MUSTEROLE does it It is a clean, white ointment made with oil of mustard It is scientifically prepared, so that it works wonders, and yet does not blister the tenderest skin. Just massage MUSTEROLE in with the finger-tips gently. See how quickly it brings relief how speedily the pain disappears. ' And there is nothing like MUSTEROLE for Sore Throat,' Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Croup, Stiff Neck,4 Asthma, Neuralgia, Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pains ? Aches of Back dr Joints, Sprains, L Muscles, Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds of the Chest (it often prevents Pneumonia). - , At your druggist's, in 25c and 50c jars, and a special large hospital size for $2.50. Be sure you get the -genuine MUSTEROLE. Refuse imitatlons-et what you ask for. The Mustexole Company, vieveiana, umo. of Uoridar Intcrost The arrival of a baby ia the household completely changes the entire -aspect of Clio Tuture. Bat in the meantime, during - the anxious period of ex pectdncy, tbere it a tplendid remedy known as "Mother's Friend" .1 S. J 5 Tt Is for external use, re1 II XI - A uctcs - uio - paina vi muscle expansion., soothes and quiets the nerres, extends its iif Bnence to the internal organs and removes to a rreat extent the ten dency to worry and an-x prehension. It is a natural treatment, safe for the mother, has no drug: effect whatsoever and for this reason must exert a most beneficial influence upon those functions directly connected' with motherhood. In a Terr interesting book the subject Is freely discussed and a cop will be mailed free to all expectant mothers by Bradfield Regulator' Co.. 408 Lamar Bdg., Atlanta, Ga. Get a bottle of "Mother's Friend" today of any druggist. Use ss directed- and you will then know why mothers for nearly half a century iiave used and recommended this splendid aid to motherhood. Their letters are messages Wf -cheer, that breathe comfort la ever word, aslttttgiortflTnurtl THE BEAUTY SPOT OF RICHMOND 18th and Main. -

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zehrlng Of Connersvllle and Mrs! Van Buten of Mar.ion were present. ; . . t - ' - .: '. , CRUSHED UNDER CAR.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind.. May 4.Miss Lueila Waddington, -, 67. was crushed beneath the wheels ot.a street car at Pennsylvania and Washington street In the heart of the- shopping district, shortly before noon: today. . ; Lame Back. Lame baci is usually, due to rheumatism of the- muscles of the back. Hard working people are most likely to suffer from it Relief may be. had by massaging the back with Chamberlain's Liniment two or three times a dsy. Try It- Obtainable everywhere. TO F3ECEDUE THE DAIS TTben your child is grown, the condition of and the amount of his or her hair will depend largely upon the way it is cared for now. The human hair is composed of about 175,000 delicate oil plant. ' Ordinary soaps and shampoos will . soon destroy the natural oil and the fatty roots of these plants making the hair dry and brittle or destroying it en tirely. EVEEY WEEK SHAMPOO is an Aati-sentio Oil Shampoo that cleanses and purines the scalp thor oly and leaves the hair just as nature intended, soft, fluffy,' silky, and ! the scalp slightly moist with oil, but no surplus oil in the hair. If met would nse EVERY WEEK ANTI-SEPTIC OIL SHAMPOO instead of the strong alkali shampoos which are so commonly used, they would preserve their hair rather than invite baldness. EVEBY "WEEK SHAMPOO dissolves and removes the dandruff (dry or oily), opens the hair cells, feeds and strengthens the famished roots and leaves the' hair clean, soft, fluffy silky and the scalp healthy. A weekly application for men and children and every other week for women keeps the scalp clean, healthy and the hair in excellent condition. EVEEY WEEK ANTISEPTIC OIL SHAMPOO contains both mineral and cocoanut oils which cleanse the scalp and hair thoroughly, open the hair cells and give the hair plant the oil which is requires. It lathers freely, removes ! any surplus oil, but does not remove the boiiuu uu wuiw ueaimjf uut requires. Large bottle (64 teaspoonf ub) -50c at Thistlethwaite's drug store. RD Co. Cor. 10th and North F. Sts. Cement Blocks Lumber Woodwork Doors and Sash Posts ' Cement Plaster Lime Sewer Pipe Drain Tile Flue Lining Shingles Roll Roofin?, Slate Shingles For Quality and Service, Call 2459. 2201., 504 .Malh. 2y MODERN DENTISTRY ; Good." teeth .. are" an .ahsbluts , necessity: and .we make their, possession. possible.! All buir work Is practically painless.V Highest' Grade Plates. . .$!U30 to $&0O uest enage worK ........ .3.00 to $4.00 Best Gold TAUar ...;. $1.00 uo' Best Silver niUngs,v...........,..60cup: We Extract Teeth Painlessly. ' New York Dental Parlor ; Over" Union National ' Bank, Eighth anrt KStrf t8VE1tor at!aDce on So"?.' Eighth street. S.air entice on. Vain