Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 148, 9 May 1916 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, May 9, 1916

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM

AND SUN-TELEGRAM

Published Every Evening Except Sunday, by . Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Building. North Ninth and S&Hor Sts. RG. Leeds. Editor. E. H. Harris. Mgr.

la Richmond, 10 cents a week. By man. lo advance on rear. $5.00: alz months. $2.80; on month. 45 eenta Rural Routes, la advance ona rear. 12.00: alz montia. LZB: oae month. 25 cents.

Entered at the Post OfTee at Richmond. Indiana, aa Seo ond Cluaa Mall Matter.

Bi-Lingual Men Needed.

The need of bi-lingual men in the service of the United States has never been more glaringly

apparent than just now. '

-' Positions are awaiting persons who can speak

German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian. ' Commercial attaches located in foreign coun

tries need clerks who are able to speak and write the vernacular of the country in which they are

stationed. The government needs clerks quali

fied in foreign languages for service in the bureau

of foreign and domestic commerce, department of commerce, Washington, On May 17, the Civil Service Commission will hold an examination to

obtain eligibles. for these positions. A bulletin says :

"Those who pass this test successfully will be placed on the eligible list for both positions. Clerks to commercial attaches are paid $1,500 a 4year, with expenses for travel and subsistence 'from Washington to the foreign post arid return. ! Clerks qualified in foreign languages are paid

somewhat less, but are in an advantageous position to qualify themselves for vacancies which may arise in the clerk-to-attache positions, or for

other high-grade positions in the field service."

Very little attention is paid by the average

American to the acquisition of a foreign language. In Europe, thousands are , able to use English passably fair, and many have acquired

a working knowledge of. two or three European languages. The advantage of studying foreign

languages has been advertised extensively by the government and by educational institutions, but students balk at the .work entailed in mastering an alien tongue. A bi-lingual man possesses qualifications which put him in a class of, his own and often assure his appointment to a lucrative post. The salaries paid by the government are not high, but they will enable a young man to live in a foreign country while he is making business connections that may, lead to a better salary.

. .Do You Know That: Light promotes cleanliness ? A clean mouth is essential to good health? Physical training in childhood is the founda tion of adult health? phi "w i i t m

ine united states puDnc neaitn service

issues publications on hygiene and sanitation for

free distribution? Isolation is the most efficient means of con trolling leprosy?

, - Headache is nature's warning that the human

machine is running badly?

i Bullets may kill thousands flies tens of

thousands? ' Obesity menaces longevity?

Here are a few health hints that you might

think about. Take the hint, study the suggestions, inspect the human machinery that you control. The government health bureau has -issued these

warnings. , , .

Tanner Daily Puzzles

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THE . JXJOKOCT. He watches for the enemy from out the shelterins (screen Afforded by a scraggy mountain pine. And hiding there close at his side another form Is seen. But whether friend or foe we can't divine. Find another tcatchor, AK8WER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. Upside dowa between two. XUght aide down nose at girl's elbow.

nOLLAMURG RESIDENTS ENTERTAIN MANY GUESTS

'. HOLLANSBURG. O., May 9. Mrs. I Dale Williams and son, Dan - spent the week end in Greenville, the guests of Don WUUamB and family Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson entertained relatives from Lynn, Ind., Sunday . . . . .Mr. and . Mrs: George Thompson and Mrs. Leonard .Thompson were Frid ay shoppers in Richmond .... Mrs. George Wolfal and children and Edith Spencer were in Richmond, Saturday. Entertain Friends. Vern Karns and family entertained

at progressive euchre, Friday night, in celebration of Vern's birthday. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Orla Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Will Harris and family, Mr. and Mrs. BenJ. Pedeu, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Spencer and daughter, Edith, Mrs. George Wolfal and daughters, Opal and Thelma and eon, Russel, Quay Beetley, Harvey Pedeu. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Caskey. Will Harris and Russel Caske'y won the honors. . . .Curt Spencer is the owner of .. a new piano. ... .Clarence

Jobea of Greenville was- a visitor here Friday O. A.- Downing and Garfierd Armacost were In Greenville, Saturday, . . .James M. Barnet and Marvin E. Barnet of New Paris, called on Albert Browne and family, Sunday. Chenoweth Funeral Held. Mesdames Jennie Sears and Grace Whiteman were Friday shoppers in Richmond . . . . . MIbs Norene Harley came home Thursday for the summer vacation. ' Miss Harley is teacher in the Painter's Creek' schools Augusta J. Chenoweth died Thursday, after a short illness with pleuro-pneumonia. He leaves a wife, one daughter and five sons. His funeral was held Sunday afternoon from the local Christian church. Rev. C. W. Hoeffer of Richmond, officiating.

LEADERS OF JEWISH CHARITY

WORK ATTENDING CONFERENCE !

t i?' ' si a ' 7 f ' i- " I ' .41. r -T.N . -......

i At Movies

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LYRIC. "Through Flames to Love," at the Lyric tonight. From the city into the

lumber country as the new foreman of a lumber, camp comes Jack Stur

geon, handsome and suave, a wolf in sheep's clothing. He is disgusted with the rough and primitive environment of the camp. But a chance meeting with Nell Dugan, a beautiful and unsophisticated girl of the North country, promises entertainment for the man from the city. Nell's life has been bounded by the home she keeps for her grandfather, and the simple wooing of Steve Rock, a young Hercules with 'a big bouI and a clean mind.

LOCKEVILLE, IND.

Top RABBI RUDOLPH I. COFFEE IND MISS MINNE F. LQW. Bottom -DR. S. WOLFENSTE1N. . I ERNSBERGER BUYS CAR.

At tb national conference of Jewish charlUes in session at the 3 jpool hotel. Miss Minnie F. Low of Chicago, preildent of the conference, presided. Rabbi Rudolph I. Coffee of Chicago delivered the . principal address today. Rabbi Coffee Is the social serrlee director of the Independent Order of B Nal B'rith. Dr. 8. Wolf stein of Cleveland is the oldest charity worker at the convention, baring- been engaged. In the work for more than forty years. He is former superintendent, of the Jewish Orphan asylum of Cleveland, having tilled tbat capacity for thirty -tlx years. Wolfensteln was born In Austrii, but came to the Cnited States because of his liberal views of government.

Mr. . and Mrs. Ernest White and children spent Sunday with Russell White and family. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Conley Zurwell spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Russell White

Mrs. William Locke entertained at

dinner Sunday, John Ruby, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ruby, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Locke. . . .John Ruby and Mrs. Nora Locke spent Saturday in Richmond. . ..Mr- and Mrs. Alva White spent Sunday with Russell White.

DARKTOWN ASTRIDE

GENTRY TRICK MULE MAKES KIDS LAUGH

"Darktown," the laughing son of Ham, who rides "January," the cy

clonic and comic "trick mule, in the

hippodrome of the Gentry Brothers Famous Shows, which exhibit In this city, opposite Glen Miller park, on May 15. la a Louisville darky, and

years spent as an exercise boy with

renowned stables in the blue grass

section of Kentucky stand him in good stead in his daily performances.

"January,' as everyone knows, who

has seen the Gentry, shows, is the

"ornerlest" and "peskiest ; animal

that ever convulsed an audience with laughter, but in "Darktown" the mule has met a rider who outguesses him

nine times out of ten. .

However, this fact does not pre

vent "January' from going the limit

In each hippodrome event, and the re

sult is the most furious fun: ever wit

nessed . in a circus arena. The fame

of "Darktown" and his mule is surprisingly well established in every state in the union and it is no uncommon thing for the pair to "stop the show," which is white top argot for a prolonged ovation..

Masonic Calendar

Tuesday Richmond Lodge, 60. 196,

F. and A. M. Called meeting; work in the Entered Apprentice degree, com

mencing at 7 o'clock. s Wednesday Webb Lodge. No. SV F. and A. M. Called meeting; work in the Fellowcraft degree, commencing at 7 o'clock. Friday King Solomon's Chapter", No. 4. R. A. M. Stated convocation.

SING SING BUYS SAFE

OSINING. N. Y, May 9 The Mutual Welfare League at Sing Sing prison has installed a burglar proof safe in which to keep the flat money in circulation in the prison, and the books of the league.

Lame Back. , Lame back 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 day. Try it. Obtainable everywhere. A "v.

More than 50 per cent of the people of Switzerland save money habitually.

ELL-ANS

Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists.

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Stop! Look!

Listen!

"WHISTLE"

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"A Place You Will like"

18th and Main.

Have you seen Virgil's shirt? Everybody in town is wondering if his mother has missed the tablecloth yet War may have caused a scarcity of colors but Judging from the shirt you sure couldn't tell it.

Movie Actors. Never sign up to be a villain. People wouldn't like you. Be a hero. The chance will come along for you to marry enough money to make up the difference of salary.

Richmond Was Represented. "The T. P. A. .infested this midst this week, and a large time was enjoyed." Kokomo Daily Tribune.

Do you own an automobile, or have you a friend who owns one, or did you spend Sunday quietly at home?

Oh well if gasoline keeps going up you will have a lot of company.

But why not get a machine that doesn't take gasoline, to help you spend your afternoons and evenings? And pray what kind of a machine is that? Why a talking machine of course. Have you been fishing yet?

And have you cut the dandelions out of your yard?

"Extra! Brewery Drills Big Well; City, Claims Damage to Alley," says last night's headline. Now wpnder if the Brewery is planning to follow the" example of the milkmen.

Answer It. If a fellow takes a big long walk on a real hot Sunday afternoon; does it show that he has a lot of energy or that he is a big fool? Again the world can move on at perfect ease. Berlin answered favorably. At least it has been interpreted as such. That is one nice thing about vague statements. They are like a fortune teller's advice, you can make it mean almost anything.

FOR THE BLOOD

A Fine Aid For othor-to-be

We are all greatly Indebted to those who tell their experiences. And among

1 the many things which

we read about and are of immediate importance to the expec. i tant mother, is a spies- ' did external remedy called "Mother's Friend." This is applied over the muscles of the stomach. It la deeply penetrating; in Its Influence. Motheia everywhere tell of its soothing effect, bow it allays pains Incident to

ligaments and muscles. They tell of restful comfort, of calm, peaceful night, aa absence of those distresses peculiar to the period of expectancy, relief from morning sickness, no more of that apprehension with vrhleh so many young women's minds become burdened. It is a splendid help. Get a bottle of "Mother's Friend" from your, nearest druggist. Ask your husband to get it for you. Then write to Bradfleld Reg- i ulator Co 468 Lamar 31d., Atlanta, Ga., ! for a very handsome and instructive book. : It Is filled with suggestive ideas of great help to all women interested in the subject i

of maternity. And best of ail are some letters from mothers that are real inspirations, Wrlto today.

"Best Location at a Price You Can Afford." 18th and Main.

Physician's Eczema Remedy t &r. Hntmcs, tbo weXMaiosra ska. spacing--r ca eearmeed that the IX XX IX PreRfipUe it as sBBeft a specific tor Besesaa a estate for tx&lzrla. I hare been prtcerRxtas the D. Ik IX reey tor reecs." Ttu sooekieff eashincttoo ef oil c! TTSnwqnwm, TSrwiV cad o(tr VaBa Ss&refife&t eslted JX IX IX. rreaeription Msr a fTr;si rtmrtfy cf Ua speela)1st for ail sfcte Saecse It peaetxatt the pr. str fcwtaat rtiirf fraa the att tttrtreastes ttv. It eoettOag oii Tteaeststs art (lad to reeonaend tfcla trtcftta&caeltef liqaia. 2S. hOc anil gl-OO. Cum to m aa4 w wfll tail yea mar about Cata raasitiilil rwy. Xtrcr toomT bars: ari3te4rt totti rSrrM;, n.rxix ietafe4jrsxiakB9stUix.. Askaboottc Thistiethwaite's drugs.

GREENSFORK. Ind., May 9. John W. Ernsberger has purchased a new touring car. . Mr. and Mrs. John Ernsberger and

Mr. and Mrs.. Ernsberger Williamsburg Sunday.

were, at

; HO CORNS BET.UIII Those who aoffered last Maaoa with ganging, burning, echina; Cora are urginr corn sufferers to get fit cm

tram anr 4rug tton tar 25c box! of Dr. Hod's new cent core, because i tt ts staotetelr dependable, aetrai! end roots oet th cora do tatMsr'i

kaw bad it IswgiTCf instant coseStnt cad toattoe cad baala'Ctlrfdiy. Dr, Hnt czre mn ts dveknrlrLar iid

Roond THp $1.50

Rooae Trip J 1.50

EXCURSIONS

INDIANAPOLIS EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY TO TERRE HAUTE, II!D!A!!AP0 US & EASTER!! TRACTIOrS COCIPANY QocA cotns an traLaa (lioe rfiuabiaa- leaTtcs Ktcltxnond. tram : tv s. Saturday, to tt:M F U SuBday. ; Birtararc tickets xritt bo ceodt oa all tralu (Esoept -Oihuabian), IsATlsir toiatapoa. 5uiar3 ooly, Escczska tickets wtrt not be liononA tor mors oa Satordsya. - - - . Call a Lat 4jsat Partttor (Krormatian.

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Be Curious

Curious people seldom stay satisfied they try new things until they get better satisfied. You should try this Golden Sun Coffee, not alone because it wins the favor of nine people in ten who try it, but also because you will likely find greater satisfaction in it than in the coffee you how use. There is a particular flavor in Golden Sun Coffee due to the blend that seems to suit 'most everybody. But you must try it once to see; that's all we want you to do try one pound and let your taste decide. Golden Sun Coffee is steel cut by the Golden Sun process. Sold by good grocers. & VI II TirAAf a AntAn is.fa a m ssas ' '

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STANDARD UPPLY Co. Cor. 10th and North F. Sts. Cement Blocks

Lumber Woodwork Doors and Sash Shingles Roll Roofing,

Posts Cement Plaster Lime Sewer Pipe Drain Tile Flue Lining

Slate Shirgies For Quality and Service, Call 2459. '

Mobiloils S

A grmttefbr each type if motor

Guesswork is danger

You may have

cit confidence

in the accuracy of

our repair work and the quality of our supplies. No guesswork about Gargoyle Mobiloils, for example. We have the Vacuum Oil Comany's complete Chart of Recommendations. It shows the scientifically correct

grade of Gargoyle Mobiloils for the lubrication of jrotrr car or motorcycle. W hava a Ho, awaiting yonr eaui. a rcf totertstfiBf ad instructive booafet"QuTeaLahricatraa."

McCONAHA'S GARAGE 418-420 Main

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Save the Price of a New Car Keep your old auto don't trade it off for a 4 'song' just because it doesn't look as fresh as a new machine. What it needs is a coat or two of

Auto-Carriage Gloss Paint '

Anto-Carriage Gloss Paint makes a year-before-Iast car look like the latest model in beauty of finish. The paint dries firm and hard, leaving a rich, lustrous finish. It requires no varnish for finishing Auto-Carriage Gloss finishes the job complete. Easy to apply. 'It is also a fine finish for carriages, buggies, sleighs . wagons, iron fencesin fact, for almost every surface where heat-proof, cold-proof, protective paint is needed. Auto-Carriage Gloss is made in nine colon and a clear varnish. Sold ready to nse. Let ns show you how little it will cost to make your old automobile look bright and new. Haner & Falttlstog

428 Main St.

Phone 1336

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