Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 283, 14 October 1916 — Page 45

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, OCT. 14, 1914

FRIENDS 7 YEARS; NOW LEARN THAT r THEY ARE SISTERS

' KNOXVILLE. Tenn.. Oct 14. Although they had lived as neighbors tor seven years, Mrs. Henry Grady, aged fifty-one, and Mrs. Annie Hickman aged thirty-eight did not know, they "were sisters until Mrs. Hickman mentioned her father's name one day. "Why that was my father's name, too," exclaimed Mrs. Grady. In a few seconds they established their Identities. The women had been separated more than twenty-five years ego. Neither knew where the other lhad gone. Seven years ago they became acquainted, living side by side In adjoining houses. Although' they tad visited each other frequently It was not until Mrs. Hickman mentioned her father's name that they 'realized they were sisters.

MAPLES TO GROW OVER CANADIAN WAR GRAVES

LONDON, Oct 14. Canadian maples are to be planted around the graves of the Dominion'a soldiers in France. Beeds ripened at Ottawa have been planted to Kew Gardens and the little trees from these seeds will be transplanted in France after the war. .

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Mrs. Arthur J. Arroll, who3e clever detective work delivered over to Hinton G. Clabaugh of the Department of Justice seven prisoners when he expected only one.

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MOTORING PROVES POPULAR PASTIME

PHILOMATfH, Oct 14. Mrs. James Plankenhorn and Miss Helen McCashland spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Daniel Plankenhorn..... Messrs John and WlUard Rodenberg will have a stock sale at the borne of the latter east of Philomath on Thursday October 12. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Hendriz motored co Ohio Sunday and were the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Verner Scarces Mrs; Lizzie Waiting and Miss Mary Plankenhorn were afternoon callers at Grant Rose's Sunday.... .Miss Gertrude McCashland attended O. E. S. at Brownsville, Saturday night and returned home with her sister, Mrs. David Clevenger. - Messrs Wlllard and Elmer Rodenberg motored through Smithfleld, Richmond and other places of interest Saturday..... Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hendrlx and daughter, Thelma,- were dinner guests ot Ms. Lizsie Waiting and Miss Mary . Plankenhorn Sunday. .... James Rose is reported on the sick list this week. - t. ..

OPEN OREAD DEPOTS

BERLIN, Oct 14. The German

tral food commission has decided to establish "bread stations" in the railroad depots of all larger cities. The purpose .of this Innovation is to enable traveling officers and soldiers to obtain bread conveniently nd quickly, without loss of time. Later the station will also famish bread to traveling civilians who hold the necessary cards.

SPENDS HIS 15.

NEW YORK, Oct 14 Hers is how eleven year old Timothy McCauley spent $6.00 "swiped" from, bis mother, on an unauthorised trip to Coney Island, as told in the Children's Court today: "Ten frankfurters, with rolls, SO cents: five rides on a pony, 50 cents; five 1 rides on a merry-go-round, 26 cents; ticket to the Steeplechase, SO cents; candy, 60 cents, bicycle hire for self and boy friend, $1.25; crackers. 26 cents; carfare, 20 cents; quart of lee cream, 40 cents; 6 glasses of soda, 25 cents; forgotten purchases, 40 cents.

WAA TIM I PRODUCES STRANGE . ENGLISH. NODES i LONDON, Aug. 14. The tyranny ot feminine fashion, strange as It may seem at this terrible time of war in England, is more apparent now and is steadily Increasing. The womenfolk of the English working and middle classes and munition workers,' some of whom are earning as much as $50 a week, flaunt their wealth. Their costumes are the latest and the smartest that the great Paris houses can supply, and their persons are bedecked with Jewelry. ; On the other hand,, the 'grand dame of society has adopted a more simple and sombre type ot dress, and clothes herself wltn economy.

ARMY TAKES PLAYER

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Oct. 4. If a couple of regiments of Pennsylvania troops come marching hoem the Mexican, border In the next few days, as is reported, Penn. State's football squad will profit by the addition of Fred Yearger, the. veteran halfback. Efforts to here him released from military duty to play football were unavailing. " yr :-?-'-

LARGE CROUDS GO

TO LYNN FESTIVE

LYNN, Oct 14. Mrs. Mattls Orby, Waynesville, Ohio; George Alexander, and Clell Bobbins were Sunday gsjssts of Mr. and Mrs.' Frank Daly... I. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thornburg and family Winchester, were the Sunday guests of Lon Isenbarger and wife..... Q. V. Chenoweth and wife entertained company from Winchester Sunday........ Lynn had a big crowd Saturday afternoon to see the ball game between Whitewater and Lynn and the? balloon ascension. From California. . Elisabeth Pegg and W. P. Mote oi California, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Johnson..... Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Alexander and ' family spent Sunday with Nye Snyder and family. . ...E. M. Stltler and family. Whitewater, Visited B.. F. Barnes and wife Saturday.. . . .Ed Reed motored to Ver

sailles, Ohio, Sunday and was accompanied home by friends..... Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Swain and daughter. Mildred, and Vada Daly and George Alexander Jt. were in Richmond Saturday.

BERMANS BUILD NEW BELEIAN

THE HAGUE, Oct 14. News Is received here that the Germans have

built a new wen constructed direct railroad line from Liege to Antwerp, avoiding the detour through Brussels. This is taken as a sign here that the

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A Starr Piano or Player Piano should be in every home; and especially where

there are children-because every child should be taught to play some musical instrument, and above all comes the piano. In our special Festival Week display we are showing many of the new Starr models in Pianos and Player Pianos, and invite you to visit our parlors to see this most complete display. If you are not ready to buy now, that makes no difference: just come in and look around. We will be. pleased to have you with us. . -

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At present we have but a few used Pianos in stock, but never-the-less there may be one here that would just suit you.. Quite often we have these Pianos and if you will keep in close touch with us we may be able to supply you with a used Piano at an extremely low price and at your own terms. " , -.

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