Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 209, 20 July 1916 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JULY 20. 1916

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CIRCUS LEAVES CAMBRIDGE CITY FOR LATE TOUR

CAMBRIDGE CITY. July 20. J. M. Ingerman has returned after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ingerman of Marlon. Mrs. Ingerman, who accompanied him to that city remaining for a longer visit In the home of their son.... Miss Catherine Calloway went to Perryville, ' Monday to visit Miss Jean Lacey Mr. and Mrs. George Martz. with Mr. and Mrs. John Poe, of Konnard, motored to Hartford City, Sunday and visited friends.' Improves Residence. R. D S.teele Is adding to the appearance of his residence on Front street by tho erection of a neat veranda.... Miss Thelma : Luddington of Muncie, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Linville Ferguson and relatives In this city. ....Will SowerB is spending his vacation with relatives in Bedford.. . .Miss Margaret Stahr will come from Elkhart Friday to be the-guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Peele. Circus Makes Tour. , Ben Stalker (Buckskin Ben) and his entire 6how, which Includes twenty persons, will go to Fairmount next week to the fair, thence to Middletown, and after four weeks spent la Indiana and Michigan, they will go to the Southern states, returning to winter quarters in this place by Christmas Miss Ruth Fay is visiting her uncle, Ralph Ingerman, of Richmond. ....Rudolph Hoover went to Red Key Tuesday, to attend the . funeral of John Rathfon. a former Wayne county teacher Miss Marian Miltonberger of Muncie, is the guest of Miss Louise Cary, of that city, in the homes of the latter's relatives, Mr. Williams and Miss Rose Greisenger, and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley. Cary.. .. .Clayton Hunt of Richmond and Mrs. Edna Fay motored to Magnesia Springs, south of Brookvllle Sunday.

JONES FAMILY VISITS FRIENDS IN ECONOMY

ECONOMY, Ind., July 21. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Jones and children of Ohio are visiting their many relatives and friends here Mrs. Jennie Macy and son of Pittsburg are visiting the Williams and Macy families Miss Grace Garrison left Monday evening ior Montpelier for a few days visit '1th her parents and other relatives.

SERVE PENNY SUPPER.

ECONOMY. Ind.,' July 20. Saturday evening the Ladies' Society will give a penny supper In the basement ot the M. E. church; The common ats will be a penny the dish and the hwuries five cents a dish. Mrs. Celia Weyl is committee chairman of the jupper, assisted by members of each nonth.

rEMPLE BOOMED : FOR BASEBALL POST

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VJLUAM C. TEMPJC. William Chase Temple, known as the Father of the World's Series," Is beng boomed to succeed Garry Herrnan at chairman of the National commission.

Dead Bodies of Carrizal Victims

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This picture shows the shipping of the bodies of Carrizal victims, after the people of El Paso had paid them honor in a public demonstration.

NEW TEACHER MOVES FAMILY

HAGERSTOWN, Ind., July 20. Prof. Collins Warren, who has been hired as superintendent of the Hagerstown schools, arrived Saturday from Bloomlngton with his household goods and Is arranging the home making ready for Mrs. Warren, who will arrive later Mr. and Mrs. Minos Fox of South Perry street, entertained to dinner Sunday the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petro from the Wayne County Infirmary, .. Mr. t and Mrs. Orpha Jones and daughters, Reta and Hilda. .

LEAGUE TO PRESENT PLAY AT DODDRIDGE

COURT HOUSE BIDS ASKED FOR AUG. 24

EATON, O., July 20. Bids for the construction of Preble county's proposed $250,000 . courthouse probably will be received August 24 by the building commission. The commission has directed the architects to make a few revisions in the specifications and the time for awarding the contract has been delayed a few weeks.

The adjective derived from Monaco, famous principality that contains Monte Carlo, is not Moancan, as one might think, but Monagesque.

NO PICTURES TAKEN.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 20.--Many Indiana troopers in camp at Mercedes, Texas, refuse to have their pictures taken because they have had their heads closely clipped to withstand the intense heat, according to letters reaching here.

LOCKE'S ENTERTAIN AT SUNDAY DINNER

HAGERSTOWN, Ind., July 20. Mrs. Ollle" Wine and-Mrs." Emmet'McGunnigal, of Modoc, were guests of relatives here Mondayand the .latter who ' became sick remained at the home of her father,' George Bright, until. .Tuesday evening. Mrs. , Wine

arid Mr." an dMrs." George Bright" Were entertained at dinner : Monday by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rets:.. V.Mr, and Mrs. John A. . Locke entertained at six o'clock, dinner Sunday, Mr., and Mrs .Ray Garland, Mr. and Mrs. Johns Veller and Mrs. Clara Thornburgh of Muncie and Miss- Alice Thornburgh. Mrs. Clara Thornburgh who is the widow of Noble Thornburgh, who was well known here, remained for a several days' visit.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY-

. . Doing Good. , . A woman , can do a . tremendous amount of good when she tries. ' Here is an instance and there are 'many such. Mrs. F. F .Smith, Gloversville N. Y writes: "I feel it my duty to write and tell you what Chamberlain's Tablets have done for me - and for many , others that I have told about them.. . For over , three years I. have been troubled with my liver and have been under the doctor's car most of the time. ' I have tried many other medicines, but have not found anything that helped me as much a3 Chamberlain's Tablets." Obtainable everywhere Adv

SELL SCHOOL BONDS.

MILTON, Ind., July 20. The Epworth League of Doddridge chapel, will give a play, a rollicking comedy, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Clevenger, on Saturday evening, July 22. After the play, the remainder of. the evening will be spent in a social manner. Those who enjoyed the play and social given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clevenger, last year may expect just as good a time this year. A small admission will be charged A gospel service will be conducted by the Rev. Ralph Whitel at the Thornburg schoolhouse, two miles west of Milton, Sunday evening. Everybody is invited to come Mrs. Julia Ball and daughter Miss Maude, have returned from a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirlin, east of town Heavy rains have fallen to the east and north of Milton, but Milton has had no rain for several weeks Miss Martha Ward, who recently bought the property of Mr. and Mrs. Santford Wissler, as they were going to California, has been selling the household goods at private sale. ....Mrs. Will Stahl and daughter, Miss Mary of Richmond, are visiting Mrs. Stahl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Coons.

RECEIVE BALLOT BIDS.

EATON, O., July 20 Bids for printing 7,700 primary election ballots will be received Saturday by tjie county board of deputy supervisors of elections. Bids are asked on 3,500 Republican tickets, 3,500 Democratic tickets and 200 Socialist tickets.

Bed Bugs i To kill Bed Bugs, Roaches, Fleas nd Ants, use Pesky Devils' Quietus, P. D. Q. A. 25c package makes one quart that kills 'em and their eggs as Well. Bug Spout in every package to get them in the hard-to-get-at-places. P. D. Q. will not injure bedding. Kills Fleas on dogs. At drug' stores.

EATON, O., July 20. Bonds amount- . IfWK 1 ing to $5,000 will be sold August 12 f'wa by the board of education in the Mon- r8W&ffi5 roe township rural school district. The MwEa bonds are issued in denominations of $500 each. They will bear 5 per cent. interest and run until 1921.

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IKniJ Songs on the Top. Wave,; (I : of Popularity r ) i

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SHRILLING patriotic ensembles jKke

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iuu uiiu "vrcn in ever Jci uic Flag Fall"; hits that are hits, like Al Jblson's '

singing of "I Sent My Wife to the Thousand

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from Lew Fields' latest show "Step This Way' ; and "Songs We Used to Sing in Dixieland," a Remick song-gem that is sweeping the country. Music of a very different sort is Casals' marvelous handling of the 'cello in Saint-Saens' 1 "Allegro Appassionato" and Haydn's "Minuet

in C Major." Also in the August List

Kathleen Parlow's inspired playing of two brilliant violin compositions by Kreisler and Svendsen, Graveure's inspired rendering of two beautiful old-time hymns and Rotfvr"s great basso in the immortal anthem "La Marsellaise," rank quite as high in artistic interest. As examples of another side of the month's list, here are

Four Popular Records You Should Hear

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GWINE TO RUN. ALL NIGHT. II. C. Browne, baritone. Banjo and orch. acc. ROLL OUT, HEAVE DAT COTTON. lLC.Br&vr.2ibaritone. Bs.njo&;orchACC.

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SWEET IS TIPPERARY. Mary O'Rourke, Soprano. MA LITTLE CURLY HEADED BABY Mary O'Kotuke, Soprano.

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Peedess Quartette. THROUGH THESE WONDERFUL. GLASSES OF MINE. Campbell and Burr, Tenor Dueu

Music of Universal Interest Varied and charming is the balance of the list: eight rhythmic dances; the Tartar Ballet from "Prince Igor", (a veritable orchestral triumph;) vioiin gems, banjo solos, instrumental trios; vocal choruses, quartets and solos; novelties on the harp, -gypsy czimbalcm and Hawaiian guitar. Two Shakespearean orations add further novelty to this extensive and entertaining list a list lhat you'll enjoy hearing at your dealer's. A'ccy Columbia records on sah the 20th of every month

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