Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 246, 1 September 1916 — Page 9
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 1916
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Bringing Up Father
By McManus
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SOUTH SIOERS TO FIGHT PAVING REMONSTRANCE
Remonstrances against petitions of the South Side Improvement association asking for the paving of the streets and roads in the south part of town and township under the Three Mile Road law were placed in circulation yesterday by John Weller. The reason given for starting the petitions is to keep down the township tax rate. . Members of the South Side Improvement association said today that they would fight the remonstrances. Efforts will be made by the association members to get the petition passed as soon as possible so that the improvements may be made. They fear that unless suitable streets can be provided soon for the factories which have located in Beallview, there is danger of them, moving
18 PERMITS GRANTED
During the past month the building Inspector issued eighteen building, twelve heating and thirteen miscellaneous permits, receiving $60.30 fees. He made ninety-seven inspections. The cost of the buildings authorized in August totaled $30,650; two brick dwellings, $5,500; two frame dwellings, $4,900; two garages, $1,000; one bake shop. $2,000; one freight house and eheds $10,000; ten repairing Jobs, $7,200. There were six barn and one dwelling fire with a total loss to buildings of $380.
HOLD GHURGH OUTING
An outing for members of the four colored churches of the city will be held at the Andrew Walker park, in Greenwood, Labor Day afternoon. No formal program has been arranged but baseball and other athletic contests as well as impromptu speaking wilt be features of the outing. A series of baseball games will be played by representatives of the four churches.
from Richmond. Last winter it was impossible for the south end factories to transport raw materials to the factories or the finished products from them in big loads because of the bad conditions of the streets. It was mostly from the factory standpoint that the petitions were started, members of the road committee said today.
ROY HARDING DIES OF BROKEN HEART
RUSSIANS TAKE 289 OFFICERS
PETROGRAD, Sept. 1. Violent fighting between Teutons and Russians raged throughout Thursday. In these battles the Russians captured 289 officers and 15,500 men, the war office announced today. Of these 2,400 were Germans.
DENIES ABDIGTION OF GREEK MONARCH
LONDON, Sept. 1 The Greek minister to England stated this afternoon that he had not received any news of the reported abdication of King Constantine, and did not believe it had occurred.
CHILD LABOR BILL SIGNED BY WILSON
100 CHILDREN
NOW IN RACE; LISTS CLOSING
Over one-hundred babies were registered in the Richmond Better Baby contest at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Tomorrow is the last day for registration. Mothers who had waited until the last filled the Social Service bureau rooms. A separate contest and separate prizes will be offered for colored babies. Colored babies may be registered tomorrow afternoon. The examinations for colored children will be held a week from tomorrow.
CALLED TO BEDSIDE
Because of the serious illness of Addison C. Harris, prominent attorney of Indianapolis, Alonzo Harris, of Greensfork, a brother, has been called to the bedside of the stricken man in Indianapolis. Attorney Harris, who was former minister to Austria and who is one of the foremost lawyers of the state, is a former Greensfork paan and well known in this vicinity.
SPECULATORS FORGE FOODSTUFFS HIGHER
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1. President
Wilson today signed the child labor bill making it illegal to transport any product of child labor from one state to another. "That makes one of my fondest dreams come true," he said as he affixed his signature.
SEND YOUNG AWAY TO CONSERVE FOODS
Like the best sellers from the pen of r, porta Barr McCutcheon reads the
tragic life story of Roy Harding, anf
ances in Richmond, who died recently
at Louisville, Ky., the result or a broken heart. Deserted by the woman
he loved. Roy Harding or Eugene
Hodgkins, as he was know on Broadway died of no other ailment than a
broken heart, Louisville medical men
agree. Harding gained fame In Richmond anmo fivA veara a eo. when. claying a
piano continuously for fifty-two hours
at the Palace tneatre, ne esiaousneu a world's record for continuous piano playing. After leaving Richmond he went to New York, where his ability as a musician and dancer gained him a national reputation. He later met and married Irene Hammond, an Englishwoman, who afterward deserted him for another actor.
"SPUDS" REMAIN HIGH
No change in the price of food stuffs was quoted on the local market. Potatoes, whose sudden jump from $1.50 a bushel on Wednesday night to $2.25 a bushel on Thursday morning was the most spectacular feature of a general upheaval in the prices of food commodities, remained unchanged at the high-water mark price today.
Citv Statistics
Deaths and Funerals. KURETOS The funeral of Mikel Kuretos, who died yesterday at the home of his parents, 541 North Nineteenth street, at the age of .7 months, was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Andrew's Catholic church, "Father Roell officiating. Burial was in St. Andrew's cemetery. STRATTAN Abe Strattan, a for.mer resident of Richmond, died yesterday morning at Greensburg, Ind. He is survived by one Bon. Dan Strattan. He was a member of the Webb lodge of Masons. The funeral will be
held Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock
t the Doan and Klute parlors, sur
al will be at Earlbam cemetery, ,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1. Germans are sending their children to friends and relatives and schools and other institutions in Holland in order to de
crease the strain on German food resources, advices form The Hague an
nounce.
HELMS FAMILY MEETS
"Remember the date, and don't be late," Is the instruction given members of the Helms family in announcements of the annual family reunion to be held at Jackson park, Saturday, September 9. Notices have been issued by Miss Gertrude McCashland, secretary of the Helms family association.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1. Speculative food dealers in Chicago, the great food distribution center of the middle west, eagerly seized the advantages offered them by the gravity of the railroad strike situation today and prices continued to soar. Potatoes jumped from $1 40 to $2.35. Hogs sold up to $11.35, the highest price in years. Beef, sheep, fowls and other meats advanced in price, due to the unprecedented situation.
CONCERT AT MURRETTE
Prof. J. Hurlburt, Chicago organist, will give a special concert on the new Bartola Grand tonight at the Murrette theatre. This new instrument has just been installed by Manager O. G. Murray at considerable outlay of money.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS
WANTED
FOR RENT
FOR RENT 5 room furnished flat, with electric lights and bath; three room flat for light housekeeping, with bath; nicely- furnished sleeping rooms for men only. See A. W. Gregg, Phone 1537. 29-tf
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping, at 221 N. 16th street 30-3t
FOR RENT 5 roomed house with one or two acres of ground. Address F. M., care Palladium. Sept. l-7t
FOR RENT Modern 6 room house, 741 S. 7th St. Phone 2012. 31 7L
FOR RENT Modern furnished room. Ill N. 8th St. l-2t
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, 39 S. 10th. l-7t
EXPERIENCED NURSING, confine
ment cases. Phone 5133A 28-28t
WANTED Single man to work on farm. Phone 5127-1. 30-4t
WANTED Competent man to trim hedge. Phone 2003. 30-tf
WaMedl Lady in our alteration room. Must know how to fit garments. Steady position. HIRSCH'S CASH PRICE CREDIT STORE 15-17 N. Ninth
WANTED Dressmaking. 413 S7th street 21-fit.
WANTED Competent erirl for con.
eral housework. Call 58 S. 15th street. 20-3t
WANTED Second Phone 1493.
hand
clothing. 31 2t
ROUMANIA ENTERED BY SERVIAN FORCES
PETROGRAD, Sept. 1. Servian troops have entered Roumania, joining the Roumanian and Russian armies, it was announced today. The Servians were warmly received, it was said.
CONFEREES ON ROAD
WANTED Wallpaper ana carpet cleaning. Like new by experts. Clay Cleaning Co. Pcone 1436. 21-tf WANTED Your lawnmowers to sharpen and adjust. Called for and delivered free. FranL Brunner. Phone 1014. 8-tf
KEY WEST, Fla., Sept. 1. The Dixie
arrived here today with the Mexican
commissioners on board. The party will leave this evening for the east to confer with an American commission on affairs in Mexico.
CHOIR BUYS ORGAN
The choir of the Second Presbyterian church has bought and presented to their congregation the organ of the First English Lutheran church. The w;ork of removing and installing the organ will be begun at once. It will be ready for use on November 1. The organ was sold by the First English Lutheran church to make room for the new organ which has been presented by Adam H. Bartel.
PROGRESSIVES MAY NOT GET INSPECTORS' POST
IS
Although the Progressives bad the largest number of votes cast, in the 1914 election, they may not be represented on the registration boards. It has been generally understood that it was compulsory for the county commissioners to appoint men as registration inspectors from the list submitted by Richard Wigmore, Progressive county chairman. The law makes
no provision, however, for the party which cast the highest number of votes in the last election. It Is merely implied. The law as amended by the 1915 legislature, (Acts 1915, p. 530.) provides: What Law Requires. For the organization of a registration board in - each precinct in . the state. Each registration board will consist of an inspector and two clerks, the inspector to be appointed by the county commissioners at their regular August session preceding the election, whereupon the inspector so appointed shall appoint two clerks, one to be
nominated in writing by the county chairman of the political party which cast the second highest vote and one to be nominated by the party casting the third highest vote at the last election. The inspectors must appoint the clerks as nominated. The appointments as inspectors are wholly within the power of the commissioners so long as he is a voter and a free holder and a qualified citizen of the county, -it was pointed out today. The commissioners in their session Saturday will probably appoint the inspectors. Some time ago they started a thorough investigation of the law to see whether it was compulsory for them to appoint the inspectors from names submitted by the Progressive county chairman. They hesitated at that time to appoint inspectors from a party which has but a few members in the county. .. Two members of the board of commissioners are Republicans and one is a Democrat. ,
HELP WANTED Woman, middle aged, "to help in kitchen and housework. Good wages; permanent year 'round position. Address J. A. B., care Palladium. 30-6
FOR RENT Furnished room, 28 S. 2nd street ' l-3t
FOR RENT Furnished room; gentleman preferred. 903 N. D. l-2t
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 1 Reed baby cab In first class condition. Will go cheap to quick buyer. Call 406 N. 22nd st 7-tf
FOR SALE Duplex Graphophone; will play Victor and Columbia records. Call phone 1946 or address D. E. Dennis, 300 S. 13th street 23-tf
POR SALE Horse, harness, surrey and buggy. 736 N. 10th. 25-7t
FOR SALE Motorcycle; will take bicycle in. 415 S. 6th. 26-7t
MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE 7 H. P. TWIN INDIAN Nearly New. Guaranteed first class condition. Cheap for quick sale. Call No. 3 Fire Department North A St., between 15th and 16th. FO"R SAL7E " Wagons, harness, wheat drills; drills of all kinds. Vehicles, all kinds. 317 North A Street
All Kinds Broken Metal Welded Perfectly. r
MM' Doubt
about the wonderful saving by having broken metal Welded here, ask for list of happy customers.
Weldex Mf
Expert Welders Cor. 12th and North E Sts. njSISTT? Phone 1494
Consider The Saving In Time and Money
BUSINESS CLASSIFIED
Insurance, Loans, Real Estate, Rent Collections. O. B. Fulghum, over 710 Main street Phone 2233.
Furniture and Pianos moved in and out of the city. ' AVERY OXER Phone 1595. 134 S. 14th St. Long hauls a Specialty All Work Guaranteed.
FINANCIAL
FOR SALE Baseburner, 308 N. 19th
30-3t vrv c at p on v.a t
wit. u eiuuu viviru onvo. in quire L, care Palladium. 30-7t
WANTED Furniture packed, furnaces cleaned, stoves blacked. Call Brown, phone 1036. 30-7t
WANTED To rent, by responsible party, 5 or 6 room house, south of Main and east of 12th street. No family. Phone 1868. 25-7t
WANTED Young men stenographers. There never has been a greater demand for young men stenographers who know bookkeeping, in positions where the opportunity for advancement is first class. Any one who can stay in our office for a short time realizes this as no one else can. If there are any young men in Richmond who are not satisfied with their present opportunities they should get full information in regard to our fall term which opens next Tuesday. Write, phone or address RICHMOND BUSINESS COLLEGE. 31-3t
WANTED Stenographers who know some Bookkeeping. Forty calls last week which were not filled. Could we offer any better reason why you should begin a training with us next week at the oepning of our Fall Term? RICHMOND BUSINESS COLLEGE. 31 3t.
WANTED. Girl. Phone 3129.
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PUBLIC SALE September 12, 1916. Four miles south of Richmond on Straight Line Pike. Stock, grain, hay and farm implements. FRANK RAPER. 1-lt
FOR SALE Ford touring car, good condition; for quick sale, $185.00. Auto Sales Agency, 1024 Main. l-2t
FOR SALE Driving horse, cheap. 147 Bridge Avenue. l-7t
FOR SALE Driving horse, harness. light delivery buggy. Bargain if sold at once. Louck & Hill Co., 200 N. 4th street. l-2t
FOR SALE 1916 Regal five passenger electric starter; exceptionally cheap if sold at once. Richmond Electric Co. l-2t
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
VOR SALE $450 buys the best close in lot in Richmond, all improvements made, S. 9lh tnd G. Phone 2854. 26-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE Building lot Inquire 909 N. I. 30-7t
FOR SALE At $76.00 Per Acre '.. Farm of 90 acres, sugar tree land; 6 room house, good well, fair barn, good gravel road, 1 3-4 miles southwest of Losantsville, Ind. Great chance for a hustler with a boy or two. Address 30 S. 5th street or phone 1654. 28-7t
A. M. ROBERTS, REAL ESTATE, CITY AND FARM PROPERTIES, LIBERTY AVE., R. NO. 1. PHONE 4171. OFFICE 18 S. 8TH ST.
Bargains in Farms and City Property PORTERFIELD & DE BOY
All Kinds of
MOVING
Get the best and largest truck. City and overland moving. We crate goods ready' for shipping. ORA MONGER Phones 3137-2746. Office 11 S. 7th. Residence, 315 Randolph.
HAVE YOUR PIANO MADE INTO A PLAYER PIANO by having a player action put into it by Theo. C. Henschlaeger Piano and Player Piano Expert 1S1 Ft Wayne Ave. Phone 1491 Satisfaction Guaranteed
Save-Your Dollars Artistic Picture Framing Classy Stationery Riley Postal Cards All At GreaUy Reduced Prices. Indiana Art and
101 N. 9th St Opposite Postoffice
SHAMPOOING, Scalp Treatments, Facial Massage and Manicuring. Will do district work. 23 S. 12th st. l-7t
MONEY
LOAN
Ask up for money oar rates are low payments smalL We loan - on furniture, pianos, teams, stock, eta, without removal
Private.
Reliable.
THE STATE INVESTMENT & LOAN CO. 40 Colonial Bldg. Phone 2560. Elevator to Third Floor Richmond. Ind.
K. & K. Machine Shop For General Repairing Rear 1034 Main. (Known as Sailor Street.)
MONEY
LOAN Can you use $5, $10, $15, $20, $25, $40, $50, $75, or $100 for from one month to twelve months time. Payable weekly or monthly. We will advance you whatever amount you may need on your Furniture, Piano, or personal property, without publicity. $35 Total Cost $4.80 (for three months.) Call, Write or Telephone
LOAN
Corner Seventh and Main Sts. (Est 1895.) Room S, Colonial Building Automatic Phone 1545.
FOR SALE 5 acres, well improved, between stop 90 and 904, EatonRichmond pike. George Piehe. 31-7t
WANTED A boy who can stay nights for room. Call 11 S. 9th. l-7t
WANTED Salesladies. Apply Grand Leader. l-2t WANTED Good, all around lathe hand on tool work. Richmond Adding and Listing Machine Co. 1-lt
WANTED Young persons who cannot attend day school to do the next best thing an! enter night school which will begin next Wednesday pight at the RICHMOND BUSINESS COLLEGE. l-3t
FOR RENT
FOR RENT One or two rooms; reasonable.1 Phone 3063. 11-tf
FOR RENT Modern flat Murray Theatre Bldg. l 5-tf FOR RENT 5 room unfurnished flat with bath. S. 5th and A. See A. W. Gregg.- Phone-1537. -25-tf FOR RENT 100 and 200 acre farms. Cash. Address Owner, care Palladium. 29-7t
FOR RENT 1 three-roomed house, $4.00; 3 five-roomed .houses, $10.00. Call 325 West Main street 29-eod-tf
For Sale Worth the Money 26 acres well improved, good location. 47 acres, extra well improved; good land. SO acres, improvements fair; land level. 200 acres near good market, good stock and grain farm. If you want a farm to make money on investigate this. DYE & PRICE CASH OR PAYMENTS 218 North;17th Street. THOMAS & JONES
SCHNEIDER Carriage Factory Can mak3 your Auto look like new. 43 S. 6th St.
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Phone 2576.
830V Main
FOR SALE OR TRADE Four acres. four room house and other buildings;-large orchard, small-fruits and good well water. Price, cheap if sold at once. Address Cheap, - care Palladium. ' l-2t
CARPENTER and CEMENT WORK Let us figure on your Building Program. Finest of Workmanship. Estimates Cheerfully Given KELLY & MOON 220 North Nineteenth Street
SEWING MACHINES thoroughly overhauled for $1.50. H. D. Lacey, 9 S. 7th. Phone 1756. ' Fri.-tf
IF IN DOUBT about the , wonderful saving by having broken metal Welded here, ask for list of happy customers. WELDEX MFG. CO., Cor. 12th and N. E Sts. Phone 1494.
Store your household goods In our clean concrete building in rear of No. 19 South 11th st Private rooms and open space. Richmond Storage Co. Phone 1412.
ee D. U. Atkinson for storage; also
will buy and sell second hand fus niture. 416 Main. Phone 1945. 13-tl
Money direct to rmers on property' well located and' supervised. We loan 50. Quick action. Pan-American Life
Insurance Co., Crawford H. Ellis, pres-; ident -leridian Life Bldg, Indianapolls, Indiana.
BUSINESS CLASSIFIED J. H. DOHERTY Contracting Carpenter Phone 4834.
24-1 It
NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS Wednesday Sept 6, at RICHMOND BUSINESS COLLEGE. l-3t
MOVING, TRUCK & TRANSFER LINE
FURNITURE 'Moved to and from the city by large motor truck. Forrest Monger Transfer and Storage Co. Phone 2608. 11-tf
LOST
LOST Small gold Masonic pin some where on Main street . Return to Palladium. Reward. - 27-tf
LOST Pink cameo ring in or near Chautauqua grounds. Phone 2553 or return to 907 N. B street, or Chautauqua headquarters. Reward. 2S-tf