Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 163, 26 May 1916 — Page 16
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1916
GILLIIAI! LMIIIG : . HEGORDS FOR STARR
Strickland GUliW, one time member of the Palladium staff and well known in Richmond, ia now making
records for the Starr phonograph at thtt New York recording station, it
was announced here today, .
GDlilan's humor has made just as hie a hit on the Chautauqua platform
as in the newspapers, so the Starr
POSTPONE HEARING
ON LIGHT SYSTEM BY SPECIAL ORDER
- Thursday was to have been the day
of hearing the resolution for installa
tion of an ornamental lighting system
on Main street, between Third and
Twelfth streets, on Eighth street, be-
wan
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tween North and South A streets: on
has engaged him to record a number or North Seventh, between Main and
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photograph shows a paste of Texas citizens on guard along the Mexican border, ready to repel Mexk The raids by Mexicans have incensed the civilian population of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona,
This
lean bandits. The raids by
and citizens are aiding the army
WOU M TO KEEP ALL LICENSED SALOOHS OUT OF HAGERSTOOT
HAGERSTOWN, Ind., May 26. M. P. Mlnton, of Indianapolis, attorney for the Anti-Saloon League, lectured here last evening to i large crowd In the Methodist church. The meeting was the final rally before the local option election Saturday. "This is a floht of righteousness
raarily a fight for the home. In his closing remarks he appealed to the women to work at the polls Saturday. The service was opened with songs by the choir and prayer by Rev. Levi Dilling of the Church of the Brethren.
Rev. Wischmeier of the M. E. church
against the devil," said Mr. Mlnton. J introduced the speaker. ine cnoir "With the wets i is selfishness; with ' was composed of singers from all the them it is dollars and cents. !f you ' churches, and was directed by Grover vc4e the saloons back into Hagerstown Shinn. ycu are going to rob some mother of: John Nicholson of Hagerstown was her boy. ' ' ; appointed inspector of the Third pre"Blind tigers don't come by your ' cinc t. at the election Saturday. The bidding, but if ycu vote for the saloon appointment was made at a special you say you want the saloon. You can session of the county commissioners put the blind tigers out of business. A : last evening. blind tiger sells booze the same kind i cf booze that Is sold In a saloon. You . CONFERS SECOND DEGREE can't show me a well-regulated . sa-j icon." ! Second degree was conferred upon Battle 'for Homes. j Harry Dailey by Woodward lodge, I. !r Mlnton said tfcr. ths flht is pri- O. O. F. last night.
French Resume Verdun Offensive
:ROMEYS DEPENDABLE FURNITURE!
It takes a pretty well-to-do family to afford a cheap Refrigerator--
For the simple reason that alt eheap (and many high-priced) refrigerators have the wrong system of air circulation. It's Ice, ice, all the time, so the "saving"' in price paid is lost, over and over' again. We Uke to sell Herrick's because they use little ice, and every buyer boosts for us. And they're not expensive. We have them as low as I17.S0. Besides you can open an account for one if vou wish.
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Demonstrations going on all the time and you're as welcome as the flowers in May.
Terms, cash or divided payments to suit your convenience.
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We'll be glad to show you through even tho you're not ready to buy.
YOU'LL LIKE TRADING AT ROMEY'S;
STUDENTS EXHIBIT WORK AT GARFIELD
his most humorous efforts. One of
the records win present his famous, "Off Again. On Agin, Gone Agin, Flnnigan," which brought him first recog
nition. Already there is considerable demand for the records, which will not be placed on sale until August.
SPLASH OF BATHERS HEARD AT HAWKINS
Hot weather has driven people to the bathing beach.
Yesterday was the first big day at the Hawkins bathing beech, C O. Parker said today. The park had
good patronage during the afternoon
and evening. Several people couldn't wait until afternoon today and so they took a
j dip this morning. I r.. 3 j- ...nntni it will ha in first
i v ouuua; , v ... - class order. A shooting gallery, an automatic base ball gallerr and bowling alleys are being put up on the grounds.
SINKS ITALIAN SHIP
in tho - alley between South Eighth
and Ninth' streets, from B to C streets.
was confirmed, A resolution' for a sewer system in
West Seventh street from - Klnsey
street to Peacock road was also con-
HOLD FINAL EXAMS.
You never can tell. A man may
have a Ions face because he is short. ' said.
The last teachers examination .oi the school year will be held in th high school tomorrow. Superintendeni Williams expects at least 60. present and prospective teachers to take tn examination. A large number, from
I take the examination tomorrow, h
Several hundred persons attended the annual -exhibit of Garfield school last night. The best work done by the students during the year was collected in group exhibits. In one room on the first floor boys' drawings, both mechanical and freehand, were exhibited. In another room on the same floor an exhibit was made of samples of different jobs done in the printing department during the year. The equipment of the printing department was also on display.
On the second floor, exhibits were made of the girls' drawings and of posters and displays showing the value of the study of Latin. Cooking and sewing exhibits were on the third floor.
LONDON, May 26 The Italian steamer Ercole of Genoa has been sunk in the Mediterranean Sea by a submarine. The Ercole displayed 122 tons. The submarine is believed to have been Austrian aa dispatches to Lloyd's state that the Austrian admiralty is showing a great burst of submarine activity at present.
North A streets, and on the south side
of North A street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, but at the request of the interested property owners the hearing was postponed until Monday.
when the resolution will be confirmed
and the advertising for bids ordered.
The property owners desired to
have the Commercial club to appoint!
a committee of interested property j
holders to act with the board In the consideration of the plans and specifications for the installation of the system, a request the board of public works promptly complied with. Wants Switch Extended. E. W. Shirk, president of the United Refrigerators company, Richmond'r newest industry, appeared before the board and requested permission for extending a railroad switch across Washington ave., to parallel
the south end of the company's principal factory building. Mr. Shirk was told to prepare a petition and that it would be acted upon at once. The resolution for the paving of South Tenth street from Main street to South A street was rescinded today when seven of the nine resident property owners filed a remonstrance. The board today decided to again appropriate $250 for band concerts at Glen Miller park on Sunday afternoons throughout the summer with the understanding that a like amount be appropriated by the street car. company and $75 by the privilege holder at the park, Fred Williams. A resolution for a cement roadway
Richmond's Daylight Store
NO REASON FOR IT
Saturday Night
SPECIAL
7 TO 9 ONLY Broken lots of Ladies White and Colored
w
aist
VALUE UP TO $1.50
Special Saurday Night Only . .
79c
LABORERS ARE SCARCE.
WILLIAMS TO REPORT
Although the committee has rlever held a meeting Superintendent Williams, chairman of the special committee appointed at the last state teachers association convention, will make a report at the meeting of the state superintendents' association, June 21-22 at Indianapolis. Prof. W. W. Black of Indiana university, is a member of the committee and is preparing data to be used in determining what changes should be made in the county school system.
Cellulose from wood fiber is being
used in Europe as a substitute for ab
sorbent cotton, which has become rela
tively scarce because of the war de
mands.
There is a shortage of labor in "Richmond. C. O. Parker couldn't get any workmen to help him get the Hawkins bathing beech into shape and he had to do it all himself.
BANKERS PiGK
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man of the association and will head the group the coming year. Other Richmond and Wayne county men were also elected to office.-
C. C. Johnson of Union City was elected secretary; R. A. Hicks of Cambridge City, chairman of the nominating committee, and W. C. Seeker and A. D. Gayle of Richmond, members of the executive committee. By unanimous vote the meeting yesterday went on record as favoring a state department of roads for the betterment of the public highways of Indiana, as outlined by the Hoosier State Automobile association.
When Richmond Citizens Show a Way There can be no reason whv any
reader of this who suffers the tortures of an aching back, the annoyance of urinary disorders, the pains and dangers of kidney ills will fail to heed the words of a neighbor who has found relief. Read what a Richmond citizen
says:
Henry Brokamp, machinist, 60 Sher
man St., Richmond, says': "I used to
be troubled a lot by my kidneys. Some
times my back got weak and ached. Then the kidney secretions berime too frequent In passage. Each dme I have been this way I have procured a box of Doan's Kidney Pills at Luken & Co.'s drug store and they have never failed to relieve me. They have done me more good than all the other medicines I have taken put together."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Brokamp had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
Seven hundred and fifty thousand acres of land have been opened for
homestead purposes in southern California The government has also
opened 1,600,000 acres in South Dakota.
The accompanying map of the immediate neighborhood of Verdun shows the region in which some of the most furious fighting of the war has been going on for the past few days. The arrows shows the direction of the attacks, both French and German. By a counter offensive which assumed the propotions of a general drive, the French forced their way into Fort Douamont, long held by the Germans. On the west bank of the Meuse the French attacked west of Le Mort Homme and recaptured part of the ground recently lost there. The Germans endeavored to retake the Haudromont quarries northwest of the Fort Douamont, but failed. . .
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Means Auto Trips "Much travel makes dust. Dust together with the strong light creates a demand for the amber goggles sold by EDMUNDS, Optometrist 10 North Ninth St. Phone 2765.
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