Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 312, 17 November 1916 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, NOV. 17, 1916

HERICHMOND PALLADIUM

AND SUN-TELEGRAM ;

Published Every Evenine Except Sunday. Dy Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Building. North Ninth and Sailor Sta. R. G. Leeds. Editor. E. H. Harris, Mr.

Entered at tte Post Office at Richmond. Indian, as Seeon Class Mall Matter.

(j The Car Shortage. "

If drastic demurrage rates will solve the car shortage problem and the consequent shortage

of coal, they ought to be enforced in Indiana. The

; public service commission believes that shippers

iare at fault in not unloading freight promptly

and is willing to increase penalties to force them

to get their shipments out of cars. A shipper often will willingly pay $1 a day . demurrage on

freight which has reached its destination. It is

cheaper than unloading it and carting it to some temporary storage place. If the demurrage rate is so high that the shipper will not find it economical to let shipments stay in cars he may be

prompted to act with dispatch. The problem of

the car shortage is engaging the study of rail

! road officials and shippers. As soon as they can

Mvfoin mm friA fftnir is. remAiiAl stana will

follow. Investigation may prove that shippers

are not at fault but that the railroads are the

unloading freight. They are among the innocent (ones who are suffering with the public

A Chance To Make Good.

i , Indiana voters know why the Republicans Were expelled from power in the state govern

ment. Last week's election saw tnem swept back

into the legislative chambers and into the exe

cutive's office. When they assume power the

eyes of the whole state will be fixed upon them. Governor&ect Goodrich, among other vital statements, declared in his campaign that the problem of taxation and, a change in the public utilities

jfect need attention. If the Republican party wants to make good, remedial legislation on these i points alone will go far to convince the voters that the party is in earnest. We believe Mr. Goodrich is sincere in his declarations and that he will do all in his power to inaugurate , the re1 forms to which he has pledged himself. .

Dirty Streets. A clean city is its own advertisement. A dirty

Some of the paved discredit on the

city is its own condemnation.

'streets of Richmond reflect

whole community. Every stranger draws his own inferences from the slovenly spectacle that meets t his; eyes. Every citizen wonders; why streets are premanently improved if they are not to be kept clean. Dirt and rubbish that is swept into the gutters and left there to rot and decompose not only is an offense to the eye but a menace to the health of the residents of the street.

Why Flour Costs More. , Wheat is selling at a high figure not because the crop last season was short but because the

Allies need wheat for their armies and their

people at home. The consumers v in the United States are paying their share of the war by reason, of the increase in the price of the necessities of life, due to the tremendously large exports of foodstuffs to England, Russia and France. The British government ; has issued orders

that all ships leaving Canadian ports must carry

70 per cent of their cargo capacity in foodstuffs.

Every freighter that leaves the United States for England must take at least half 'its cargo in

wheat and other things to eat. -:

Who can estimate how many, millions of tons of foodstuff British; slus wiU cajTy fr the United States until. the next harvest is garnered?

, Who can tell ' when the, increase in 5 the price of wheat, corn and meat wiU reach the ' crest ? The answer is none of us. I But each anil every oneof -us' does know that if the wheat, corn, meat and other foodstufs that are loaded into British steamers remained in the United States, ' the poor, people of this country

would not be forced to pay outrageous prices for

the necessities of life. The only way that suggests itself to us to stop this practice, is to put an embargo on foodstuffs and make England, France and Russia pay the toll. They and riot we are parties to the war. They and not we should pay the -full price for their folly. The poor widows and the .hard working shopmen of this country did not precipitate the war, neither did they ask England to rush into the war. If they are not responsible, then they must be spared suffering on account of the conditions imposed by the gigantic exportation of foodsstuffs. , ., Let our government place an embargo on foodstuffs. Great Britain started out to starve Germany. She believed in sanctity of the principle of starvation. It is fair for our government to protect our people. It is eminently fair for us to expect England to pay the increase in food prices. It is an outrage for us to pay the toll.

'STUDY CONTRIBUTION OF "BIG BUSINESS" TO PREPAREDNESS

NEW YORK, Nov. 17 The contribution of business concerns and industries to the- country '8 national preparedness will be . the chief theme of discussion at the tenth anniversary convention of the Association of Life Insurance presidents on December 14 and J5, It was announced today. Consideration win be given to recommending further co-operation by business interests with the movement for preparedness , along economic ' lines. W. A. Day president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, will preside.

and speakers - will , Include United States Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia, Professor T. S. Adams of Yale

("University, Jesse S. Phillips, president

of the National Convention of Insurance Commissioners and the heads of various Insurance organizations.

' OPEN FEDERAL PROBE

i - CHICAGO, Nov. 17. Federal investigators seeking causes for advances (in food products will look into affairs iof the Elgin Illinois Board of Trade 'and of the Cbicag6 Butter and Egg (Board, it was announced today.. . ' This movement ia based on complalnts that , present day high prices are due to a bull movement in butter (and eggs for delivery next summer. 'Both boards were enjoined in 1914 from fixing prices. '.,

PALLADIUM WANT AD8 PAY

RALSTON ORDERSCARS SENT BACK

INDIANAPOLIS, Nnv. 17. The Indiana public service commission today

was requested by Governor Ralston to j send all Its inspectors at once to the j railroads in the state for the purpose i

of ascertaining the number of empty cars, their location, and reason for not being used and loaded cars being held on sidings. The inspectors are to report their findings Monday when the commission holds a hearing on the car shortage situation. The coal shortage situation in the state remained practically unchanged today but some t)f the state officials felt there might be an improvement expected soon.

The new, demands of the, men.? were; not made public. ' rf

Finland is investigating condition surrounding the employment of wo men and children in bobbin factories in Viborg and Lahtis.

UNIONS TAKE CASE BEFORE GOVERNOR

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 17. Representatives of Union street car employes here who declared the company has locked out its organized employes, submitted to Governor Ralston today a list of modified plans which he said he would turn over to the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal company. The men originally asked a minimum of 30 cents an . hour with a maximum of 35 cents, recognition of the union, a closed shop, and changes in the working conditions; The company refused all the demands and gave the men until 6 . o'clock last Saturday evening to sign individual working agreements.

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"Food Stuffs

Serve KREMO Sterilized IUCE for any meal and you will be surprised to learn how economical this delicious Rice Food reaRy It and at the same time you will be serving a food that is nutritious, healthful and satisfying to your appetite,', Serving KRE-MO is the happy solution of your--What to Serve Problem. x r ASH YOUR GROCER then Try IT.

Now You Can Have Fresh Grated Coconut in Cans Packed in If Own Original Milk Yes, as fresh as though you went to market selected a fresh nut and cracked and grated it yourself. Baker's Fresh Grated Coconut is just the natural coconut packed with the original coconut milk and you use it just the same as you would a whole coconut. No trouble to use just open the can. For cakes, icings and desserts, press the meat thoroughly dry in a cheesecloth bag. Mrs. Scott's Recipe Book Free with a can of coconut at your gro cer's or sent by mail on request These are all original, prac

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COLOGNE GAZETTE DENOUNCES POWER OF FOE ON OCEAN

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 17. The Cologne Gazette commenting on the British reply to the American note regarding blacklists says : ' "Everything remains as before. England is mistress of the sea and whoever wants to carry on commerce can do so only with her permission and under her supervision. It Is not this navalism a thousand times more complete and more oppressive than anything German militarism which really does not exist is supposed to have done." ; The Gazette especially attacks Viscount Grey for mentioning submarine warfare as a justification for British predatory war. ."We are treating vessels," it says, "exactly in accord with International law: The fact we sink them is solely the fault with England who has marked nearly everything as contraband. The American congress empowered the American president to take strong measures against British encroachments but Grey appears to think that there is no reason to fear that Herr Wilson will make use of counter-measures."

Well diggers . near Athens, Wis., while down at the depth of seventyseven feet, struck a good-sized log. This is the second log to be struck by well diggers in the vicinity of Athens. ;" ' '

Sore Throat or Mouth. You must keep the throat and month clean and healthy. Any disease that attacks the canal throngh which must pass the food Tie eat, the beverages we drink and the very air we breathe is a serious matter. Why neplect Sore' Tbroat or Sore Mouth when TONSILINB makes it so easv for you to get relief? TONSILINii is the remedy speci

ally prepared tor that purpose. TONSIL1NE does its full duty you can depend upon it. Keep a bottle in the hour where you can set it quick wUcn needed. 25c and SOc. Hospital Size $1.00. till Drugf2rist3.

WOMAN GIVEN TWO DAYS To Make Up Her, Mind for Surgical Operation. She Refused ; Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Philadelphia, Pa. "Orie year ago I was very sick and I suffered with pains

in my siae ana DacK , until I nearly went

crazy. I went to diff erentdoctors and they all said I had female trouble and would, not get any relief until I would be operated on. I had suffered for four

years before this

time,but I kept getting worse the more

' medicine I took. Every month since I was a young girl I had suffered with :; cramps in my sides at periods and was never regular. I saw your advertise- ' ment in the newspaper and the picture of a woman who had been saved from an operation and this picture was impressed on my mind. The doctor had ' given me only two more days to make np my mind so I sent my husband to the drug store at once for a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and i believe me, I only took four doses before I felt a change and when I had fin- - ished the third bottle I was cured and never felt better. I grant you the privV ilege to publish my letter and am only too glad to let other women know of my cure." Mrs. Thos. McGomgal, 3432 ? Hartville Street, Phila., Pa,

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Buy a BICYCLE We have the kind that will give you service. See us for bicycle repairs. DURKEL'S Ye Bicycle Inn 8 S. 7th St.

NEW COLD RECORD MADE FOR MONTH

Wednesday was the coldest .November day which Richmond has evperlenced since 1903. This was found today when Walter Vossler, at the pumping station, looked up the .old records. Jack Frost with his nimble fingers playfuuly 'coaxed, the mercury, down to eight degrees above. The low tem-

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