Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 166, 30 May 1916 — Page 2

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jlHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY MAY SO, 1916

STORM BRINGS LITTLE DAMAGE NEAR MILTON

MILTON, Ind., May 20. A heary (rain and electric itorm visited Milton kand vicinity, Saturday. The electric lights, at this place, were much interfered with.... Mrs. fecott Llchty, of Richmond, and Mrs. Nora Harrell and ftlece, MUs Hilda Trine, of Indianapolis, formed a company of guests with Mrs. Llchty and Mrs. Harrell's mother, Mrs. Lydla Trine, the week-end . . . Will Daniel was at Knightstown to assist in the music for the commencement dance, Friday evening. On Saturday Mr. Daniel went to Indianapolis to spend a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Daniel Mr. find Mr3. Willis Leverton had as their quests, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bullock and family of Muncie, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Leverton and daughter, Eula, of east of town. Attend Beeson Funeral. Mrs. W. H. Miller and daughter. Miss Gusaie, were Richmond visitors Saturday. . .Mr. and Mrs. Linvllle Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. John Coyne, Mrs. O. H. Beeson, C. H. Callaway, R, F. Callaway, Mrs. Vene Beeson, Chas. Ferguson and Mrs. Oscar Kirlln. attended the funeral of the ate Mrs. Carrie Beeson. at Dublin, Saturday... Mrs. F. F. Williams, of Connersville, 13 the guest cf Mr. and Mrs. Ij. P. Zeller Mrs. DuHadway, of Richmond, was the recent guest of Mrs. .las. Baker. . . . Misses Luella and Deborah l.antz visited relatives at Richmond Saturday The Rev. and Mrs. M- S. Taylor tad some auto experience Sunday morning, on their way to Doddridge Chapel. Thoy reached a narrow, plat e in the read near the chapel, when they overtook the wagons taking the Huddleston moving picture show to Philomath. They were told to try to paas. and the preacher attempted it and the machine w,ent down in the gutter along the side of the road and for a moment looked as though they would have a serious accident. But Mrs. Taylor was able to get from the machine, and Richard Houseworth appearing on the scene took her in. After the wagons were taken farther on the teams came back and helped the preacher and his auto out of the ditch. Entertains '"Jolly 24" Miss Ruth Leverton entertained "The Jolly Twenty-four" club Saturday afternoon. The time was pleasantly spent by the hostess and her guests. Refreshments were served. . . .Mis3 Anna Gingrich spent over the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Lamberson and family, at Straughn. and attended Decoration at Bentonville, Sunday afternoon. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Park Manlove and Miss Kathryn Hoshour attended Decoration- at Bentonville Sunday.. Theo Crist and Hiram Crook were at Detroit, Michigan, with an auto party for the inspection of concrete roads. They returned much pleased with their trip and the roads

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One of the most unique murder trials in the court annals of this state began today when six persons, three men and three women, faced Justice Morschaueer, for the murder of Gregorlo Georse, at Oobbt Ferry, on January 15. - The tlx def andante are: Antoinette George, wife of the victim, aceused of Instigating the crime because of an alleged infatuation with another man. Mary Flgolfo, sister-in-law of Mrs. George, who is alleged to have confessed Mrs. George forced her by threats to obtain murderers to kill George. -' .. Kitty McCormick, of Hoboken, who is accused of having obtained two men to kill George. William McNaman, who is accused of the actual commission of the crime. Adolph Riso, who, It is charged, was hired to work with McNamara, but failed to do his part because his mother died and he remained home. Vito Raimonda, the boarder in the George home, who it is charged, conspired with Mrs. George , to kill George and who was to produce $500 for the murderers.

The new bridge across the Tiber at Rome, having a span of 328 feet, is the longest reinforced concrete in the world.

ISSUES NEW COIN ON PREPAREDNESS

WASHINGTON, May 30. Preparedness coin, the first ever struck, will go into circulation in the "United States shortly after July 1. Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo today announced the forthcoming advent of the new coin, stating that they are "Intended to typify in a measure the awakening; Interest of the country la its own protection."

GUERILLA CHIEFTAN DIES AT HOSPITAL WASHINGTON. May 30, Col. John F, Mosby, confederate guerilla chieftan, died in a Washington hospital shortly after 9 o'clock today. He had

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A Sympathetic Woman Who has herself found relief from suffering is usually willing to offer helpful suggestions to her friends and neighbors who suffer likewise. That is the reason why Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has today such an immense sale. It is bought because all over this country well women are telling other women how. this wonderful medicine made them well Adv.

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been seriously 111 for more than two months of intestinal trouble and had been in various hospitals during that time. " - -

Switzerland utilizes a greater proportion of her available water power than any other nation, having harnessed about 700,000 of the 1,200,000horse power provided by her streams.

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

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THE UNIVERSAL CAR There's style with quality in the Ford Coupelet as well as Ford durability in service and economy in maintenance. Roomy interior excellently upholstered. Top raised or lowered in two minutes. A car of superior class. Inspect it. The Coupelet $590; Runabout $390; Touring Car $440; Town Car $640; Sedan $740.. f. o. b. Detroit. On sale at BETHARD AUTO AGENCY, 1117 Main St. Phone 1041

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COrWY MEMORIAL

ECONOMY, Ind., May 30 Hundreds of persons attended the Memorial Day services here Sunday. The M. E. church was filled and at least 1,000 persons were in attendance at the celebration which took place in the afternoon. Economy was nicely decorated for the day. The business houses and a majority of the residences were trimmed in flags and bunting. The Mount Summit band furnished the music for the day. They gave two band concerts at the hotel at 1 o'clock and at 4:30. Promptly at 2 o'clock they headed the parade, in the line of march were a group of Odd Fellows and a number of little girls who were dressed in white and each one carrying an American flag. They marched from the Odd Fellows building to the church, where the program was given. The first number on the program was given by thirty-six girls, each carrying a little flag, which formed

j an arch. They -whistled "Marching

Through Georgia," during the drill. The chorus was composed of Vernon Marshall, Albert Weldy, Oran Farmer, Frank Jordan, Peter Beckman and Walter Brainsfield. Prayer was offered by Rev. Ulmer of

Williamsburg. Recitations were given by Gylard Saunders. The chorus sang

"The Old Flag Never Touched the Ground." Rev. Ray Ballard gave the memorial address, which was followed by a song by the male quartet. Flowers were placed on the soldiers' graves. Participants in the program marched to the cemetery where a short address was given and two numbers rendered by the band. The old soldiers present were Henry

j Farmer, Dan Vardeman, Doak Swain, i Will Lamb, -Tom Durbin, Merritt Lamb, John Bachelor and Riley Salis- ) bury.

WEATHER SHOWS RANGE.

Friday was the hottest day last week according to the government weather report The thermometer read 89 at the hottest part of the day. Monday was the coldest. The mercury Etood at the 49 mark in the morning. Thursday was the only clear day of the week. All others were cloudy and rainy.

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Baseball experts throughout the country are asking why Luther Cook, late of the Yankees, and Jack Dalton, former Brooklyn player, are not snap, ped up by some of the major league teams and not alowed to go to the minora. The Pirates, Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds are all badly off for outfielders. Any of the three could use either Cook or Dalton. While neither of the men are Ty Cobbs, it is

pointed out that Dalton batted .319 In 1914, and Cook can slam around .280 as a regular thing. Palladium Want Ads. Pay.

EL PASO. Tex., May 30. Dispatch from Chihuahua states that Pablo Lopez, the Villista bandit who carried cut the massacre of Mexicans at Santa Yosabel will be executed at Santa Rose on June 7.

To Relieve Rheumatic Pains. It is only a waste of time and money to take strong medicine for chronic or muscular rheumatism. Chamberlain's Liniment freely applied will relieve the pain and soreness and the rheumatism gradually disappears. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.

HO CORNS REMAIN Those who suffered last season with. Btinging, burning, aching corns are urging corn sufferers to get at once from any drug store for 25c, a box of Dr. Hunt's new corn cure, because it is absolutely dependable, penetrates and roots out the corn no matter how bad it Is gives instant comfort and sootheB and heals quickly. Dr. Hunt gave years to developing this plan of curing corns by penetration. American Chemical Co.. Sidney, Ohio.

DR.FRUTH Specialist in Chronic Nervous and Special Diseases.

Is Direct from New York City and will bo at Hotel Westcott, Richmond, Ind., on Saturday and Sunday, June 3rd. and 4th Two Days only, returning every

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I Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Dr. Froth Is an emlnontly successful Spedlist in the treatment and dlnjnosis of all Ions HtandinEr and resistent Chronic Diseases and Disorders. He has a lonsr-estabiished and wotf merited reputation, as the result of his largo practice aad extensive Hospital experience, which has made him so proficient that be can name and locate your disease in a few minutes. Dr. Froth served as an Intern or Hospital Doetor In one of the largest Hospitals of New York City ot which be is a graduate. He baa success fnjly treated many of the most difficult cases o Chronic Diseases of man and women. That is why his reputation has spread. why he has continued hia visits year after year, while other doctors have made a few visits and stopped. Dr. Pruth treats Diseases of the Eye, Ear. Kose, Throat, Lanes, Heart. Blood, Skin. Nerves, Liver. Stomach. Intestines. Kidneys and Bladder. Consnnrption In an early ataee. Catarrh. Rlneint: la Ears and Deafness, Paralysis. Neuralgia, Epilepsy. Sick Headache, Goitre, fcczems. Scrofula. Aooentlieitis. firavnl. Uhn.

maMstn, of joints and muscles. A160 treats 1 i seases of womaa scientifically. j PrX.ES CURED WITHOUT KMFB. Fissure. Fistula and other rectal diseases I treated without sursrical operation. Surgical Cue and Rupture Given ' j Special Attention. j JfEKVOUS DEBILITY. I Are you nervous and dosaonent! ea.tTv fttA '

and irritable; weak aad debilitated; tired mornings; without ambition, energy or strength; lifeless, easily fatigued: distrustful, and without confidence In yourself? Have you sunken, red or blurred eyes, pimples on your face; wealr. back, or deposit in urine? PRIVATE DISEASES A SPECIALTY. Cases of lony standln especially desired, ronir treatment and Incorrect diagnosis havi. ften resisted in the worst afflictions. Varicocele, Hydrocele, Blood Poison, Syphilis. Unnatural Discharg-es, Woakness, Emmissions. Debility, Nervousness. Dizziness, and Defecttvn Memorr, which ruin body and mind. It it highly important you obtain the services of a physician who bas established a zood reputation, tor treatIn those diseases. Dr. Pruth has made years of study cf Private Diseases of men and women. He knows and uses the most scientific methods of treating them. Hundreds of women suffer untold ag-ony with diseases which have been nesrlcted or ua silUfuUy treated. WONDERFUL CURES tave been made by him. You should consult nim if you have any Chronic Disease. A Specialist who bas made a lifetime study of such diseases is certainly prepared to rive you the best results, and if you are sick, you need ec!en tine treatment. Dr. Fruth spares no effort to cure bis patients. He knows that good results mean as much to him as to the patient. Most of his new patients come through the recommendation of others Whom be has treated.

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Get 500 Pounds FREE with Any Challenge Refrigerator F" U PT P? E9 B-T E7 IET Your summer's supply of lee IwEs. will cost you but little, if anything, if you will take advantage of this great offer. The 500 pounds of Ice is given to you absolutely free and delivered to your home as you want it. Remember You do not pay for this Ice In any way you pay only for the Refrigerator THE ICE IS ABSOLUTELY FREE. Taimhaan You nave the privilege to pay for any 8 DBbSb Refrigerator or Chest you may select, on SmF B terms convenient to you.

This Most POPULAR Challenge Refrigerator is 'considered the ideal size for the average family. We have sold many of them and expect to sell many more at the special lowered price because of the 500 lbs. of free ice which is included. The case is constructed of solid, clear, hard northern ash, finIshed in golden oak... The refrigerator is 44 inches high, 26 inches wide and 18 Inches deep a very large size.. It has a removable ice chamber, which Is very easily taken out for cleaning; is 14 inches wide, 22 inches long, 14 inches deep, and holds about 100 lbs. of ice. ..The food compartment is 18 inches high, 21 inches wide and 15 inches deep, with two adjustable

wire shelves and is lined with

Not merely a coat of white enamel, but real porcelain.

Refrigerator in every detail. You will like its ice-saving qualities and the manner in which it preserves the food. This special box is regularly sold at $22.50; our price, during this sale, with the 500 pounds of free ice, is now only

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