Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 169, 2 June 1916 — Page 2

PAGE TWO THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1916

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Presidential Aspirant and Manager

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- . On the left is Lewis L. Dunham, financial manager and secretary of T. Coleman Du Pont (on the right) talking over the presidential aspirants and plans of Col. Diipont in Chicago Headquarters to boom DuPont for the Republican nomination have already been opened

RETURN TO CAPITAL AFTER SHORT VISIT ' IN CAMBRIDGE GITK

.CAMBRIDGE CITY, IuJ., June 2 Clara Tittle of Xew Castle, former residents- at Cambridge City, spent ;Tuesday with friends here Lon Hlnshaw, of Knigntstown, was among the visitors in this city, Tuesday Mtb. Margaret Francis cf Indianapolis, is- spending a few days with friends tore Mr. and Mrs. Newton Long,

uiave returned to Bethel after a few Jdajg spent in the home of the latter's bister, Mrs. Joe Wallick Mrs. Kate tehipman of Indianapolis, spent Tueslday with friends. Motors to Dayton. ,.Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hormel and Mr

aaa Mrs. it. Ur. Sommers motored to

Dayton, and spent a few days with Mrs. Sommer's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Matthias Bodem Mrs. Mary Wag

oner of Springport, is the guest of her

sister, Mrs. Joe Wallick Mrs

Kate Shipman and children have re

turned to Indianapolis, after several days spent with friends in this place and Dublin.

CARRY WHEAT OR NOTHING IS AUSTRALIAN ORDER

WASHINGTON, June 2. Commercial Attache Philip B. Kennedy at Melbourne, in dispatch to the Department of Commerce, says the Australian embargo on coal, for export is forcing American vessels to carry wheat for the Allies or leave port in ballast. Vessels fitted to transport wheat are

A Shakespeare Joke preceded the Shakespeare tercentenary in New York. When Herbert Tree responded to a curtain call in "Henry the Eighth" eome one in the audience shouted: "Author, author."

not permitted to leave port with any other cargo because of the government's stingent efforts to get ' the more than 135,000,000 bushels of wheat now on hand taken to England.

A new extension of the Siberian railroad has opened the way to a coal field that is said to be one of the most extensive in the world.

HOE OUT HOME ORDER HANDED TO BACHELOR

Sanitary Officer Borton yesterday visited, what he calls, the two "filthiest" residences in the state. One is located at 734 North Fifteenth street; the other on North J street, near Fourteenth Btreet. At the house on North J street the head of the family, a man who has lost both of his legs, has given up occupancy of his "happy home" and taken to living in a shack in the rear of the house, constructed of timber and tin. To enter the shack Borton had to crawl in on his hands and knees. The man informed him that he "felt much more comfortable in the shack than he did in the house. Works With People. "I have been working with these people several months trying to get them to clean up, and my efforts are gradually bringing the desired results," Borton said today.

The sanitary officer found filth accumulations of years at the North

Fifteenth street hovel, inhabited by an aged bachelor. "The place was so filthy that I doubt If a hog could live in it, Borton reported. "I told the old man to get busy and do some cleaning, and he told me he was too busy hoeing his garden. I then ordered him to get busy at once and hoe out his home. There is more dirt In it than there Is in the garden. If he has not done o good job of house cleaning by tomorrow I will bring Mm into city court on a charge af maintaining a nuisance."

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TRINITY LUTHERANS ALWAYS RANK HIGH IN THEIR ATTENDANCE

A review of the records made by the Sunday schools .which have submitted returns on their attendance tor the month of May, shows that Trinity Lutheran was one of the three leaders on every Sunday of the month. On the first two "Sundays it ranked third; on the third Sunday it went to second, and last Sunday, when children were kept from attending by the weather, Trinity went into first place. No other Sunday school can claim the record of qualifying every Sunday in the list of ranking three. The Second Lutheran headed the list on the first Sunday in the month and on the third, but failed to qualify on the other Sundays. The First Lutheran stood second on the second Sunday and third on the third Sunday. Reid Memorial stood first on the second Sunday, but was unable to get in the upper class any other time. The North A street Friends' stood second on the First Sunday and the West Richmond Friends second on the last Sunday. The ranking for the four Sundays in May follows: Sunday, May 7 Second Lutheran, 87 per cent; North A Friends', 85; Trinity, 80. Sunday, May 14 Reid Memorial, 89; First Lutheran, 86; Trinity, 85. Sunday, May 21 Second Lutheran, 81; Trinity, 76; First Lutheran, 74. Sunday. May 28 Trinity. 56; West Richmond Friends, 50; St. Paul's Lutheran, 48.

Ore that will run $10,000 to the ton is said to lie in a recently rediscovered mine in Colorado, the old Horsefall lode, in which the vein was lost many years ago and never rediscovered until now.

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BUSINESS BRINGS PEOPLE TO CITY

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home after several days visit with

friends in Marion.... Hugh Stegall

spent Saturday and Sunday with Rev. Rhodes, near M uncle. . . .Mrs. Leou Duke spent last Friday in .Richmond. ....Charles Duke of Muncfie, spent Saturday evening with hs mother, here.... Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis of Greensfork. spent Thursday? evening with Mrs. Ellis' mother. .. .Miss Alice Kennedy of Richmond, is spending her vacation with Mrs. Will , McNutt Mrs. Daugherty has returned home

after a brief visit with her sister, near Losantsvllle. . . . Mr a Ollie Pearce and children are visiting her parents in Indianapolis. . . .Mrs. Wooley has arrived home after' visiting friends in Richmond Mrs. James . Snodgrass and daughter. Thelma, are visiting her parents In Losantsvllle. f..Mfltoa Wooley was in Richmond on business, Monday.... Owen Williams and Caldwell Miller were visitors in Richmond Monday.

ASKS FOR DISMISSAL.

The suit of Mary L. Miller by her next friend Jesse Sparks against Clyde Miller, asking for support, was dismissed in circuit court today. A settlement had been made out of court, it was learned today, and the attorney for the plaintiff petitioned the court for dismissal.

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GRADUATION

In the lives of many young men and young women this month marks the turning point the transition from school days to business activity. Naturally at the outset of a career ways and means to progress are matters of great interest the experience of successful men and women forms a valuable guide to individual endeavor. In extending hearty congratulations to our grammar-school, high-school and college graduates, the officers of this Institution cordially invite them to follow the example of those who in the school of life are making the foundation for their success a growing bank account. Thousands are advancing to independence, competence and contentment through this valuable factor.

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