Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 49, 9 January 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, JAN. 9, 1917

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WCONAHA PLACED UPON JUDICIARY SENATE COMMITTEE

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. , 9. Lieuten-nnt-governor Bush announced the Senate committee this morning calling attention to the fact that the Deraacratfc members of each committee were named by the Democrats them-t-olves, under the agreement reached by the conference committee of the two parties last week. The chairmen of the more Important committees are: Public Morals, White; finance. McConaha: Judiciary, A. Gemmill; constitutional revision, English; railroads, White; education, McConaha; eorporctions, Metzger; elections, Spann; loads, Dobyns; agricultural, Signs; labor. Green: swamp lands and drains Smith; public health, Beardsley. Walter McConaha, Richmond, Is on the following committees: Finance, legislature, apportionment, judiciary, corporations, benevolent institutions, manufacture and the Joint rules committees. OPEN BOWLING ALLEY IN NEW STARR ROOM

Philip S. Twlgg and his son, Charles Twlgg, today Becured a lease on the North Eighth street property of the Starr Piano company, the building In the rear of the Second National bank, formerly occupied by " the Shurley Livery barn company, and will open a cigar store, pool room and bowling alley, using the entire building with the exception of two corner store rooms. The Twiggs will continue to operate the cigar stand and pool room in the Westcott , hotel. PRODUCE NEW MATERIAL

WASHK3TON. Jan. 9. Perfection of a method for making cloth out of the fiber of the stinging nettle, it is claimed, may make Germany and Austria Independent of cotton Imports.

WORKS FOR CONSTITUTION County Superintendent Williams was In Indianapolis today and yesterday filling his position as a member of the legislative committee of the State Superintendents' association. His committee is heartily in favor of a new constitution and is working toward that end. '

BANK FILES DEMURRER

A demurrer to the amended complaint in the suit of the Centerville State bank against Frances Wolfe on a promissory note, demand $1,800, was filed in circuit court today. CLARK DIVORCE FILED Mary Jane Clark filed suit in circuit court today for a divorre from Ashford Clark. She asks $300 a year for the carp of their twot children. 'John W. Clark,12. ' and Theodore Clark, 9.

SEPARATION IS ASKED

Emma Milton, Whitewater, filed suit in circuit today for a divorce from Charles Milton, Whitewater. They were married in 1897.

PARTY IS POSTPONED BECAUSE OF DEATH

On account of the death of E. R. Helman of the Commercial department of the high school, the Federation party planned for Thursday, Jan. 11, has been postponed indefinitely.

FORMS BASKETRY CLASS

ECONOMY, Ind., Jan. 9. Mis3 Blanche Fenimore, the art and domestic science teacher has organized a basket weaving crew with a twentyfive membership. Some beautiful specimens fo the Indian baskets will be duplicated while original designs will be attempted.

MERCHANT FOUND NOT GUILTY

Pleasant Davis, a well-to-do Hasremtown merchant, was found not guilty in squire's court at Hagerstown yesterday of a charge of public intoxication, preferred by the town marshal. Davis was prosecuted by Deputy Prosecutor Walter Lewis. He said he did not walk steady after alighting from a New Castle train becanse an injured foot was hurting him.

The construction of a pipeline 200 miles long has enabled oil to replace wood for fuel for navigation and other l-urpoees in the Interior of Congo.

, Your Sick Child Is Constipated! Look at Tongue If cross, feverish or bilious give "California Syrup of Figs." No matter what ails your child, a gentle, thorough laxative should always be the first treatment given. If your little one is out-of-sorts, half-sick, Isn't resting, eating and acting naturally look, Mother! see If the tongue is coated. This Is a sure sign that it's little stomach, liver and bowels are clogged with waste. When cross, irritable, feverish, stomach sour, breath bad or has stomach ache, di

arrhea, sore throat, full of cold, give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Figs," and In a few hours all the constipated poison, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of Its little bowels without griping, and you have a well, playful child again. Mothers can rest easy after giving this harmless "fruit laxative," because It never falls to cleanse the little one's liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach, and they dearly love, its pleasant taste. Full directions . for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups printed on each bottle. Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," then see that is Is made by the "California Fig Svrun Company." Adv.

ELECT NEW TRUSTEES OF FRIENDLESS HOME

Rev. F. W. Rohlfing of St Paul's Lutheran church, Rev. J. S. Hill, of the Reld Memorial church, and Clem Gaar were elected trustees of the Home of the Friendless at the annual meeting yesterday. J Henry Siekman and A. M. Gardner were re-elected trustees. The new members of the board succeed Rev. Conrad Huber. the late Rev. S. R. Lyons and Dr. I. S. Harold. The annual report of the institution has. been delayed because the illness of Mrs. A. A. Mumbower, treasurer of the board of lady managers,-prevented her from compiling her report. There were no births or deaths in the home proper during 1916.

DINNER MADE CAUSE FOR NEW PEACE ESSAY

BERLIN,. via London, Jan. 9. The Boersen Zeitung, Berlin's leading financial organ, seizes upon the dinner given to Ambassador Gerard by the American chamber of commerce as an opportunity to discuss peace again. It declares that the banquet had unusual Importance and expresses almost enthusiasm at the cordial relations existing between the United States and Germany as it finds them In the expression of the speakers. The Saturday evening papers declare that Germany will welcome every support America may, lend to the peace movement, "so lone as it does not

attempt to narrow or foil the acquisi-'

tlon of a peace worthy of Germany and the efforts of her fighters.

BEGIN REVIVAL CAMPAIGN

ELDORADO, O., Jan. 9. A two weeks revival campaign with the Rev. Sara L. Stoner and Dr. Roland of New Madison speaking has been launched at the TJniversalist church. Next week, the Rev. F. B. Bishop state superintendent of the Universalist church. Next week, the Rev. F. B. Bishop state superintendent of the Universalist church in Ohio will speak. Music for the entire evangelistic scries will be under the direction of Albert Llndsley.

HORSE RUNS AWAY

- ELDORADO, O., Jan. 9 Mrs. Ruby and Miss Susie Guenther and Miss Junie Baker narrowly escaped serious Injuries here Saturday when the horse which they were driving became frightened at a train, ran away and upset the buggy. They were just leaving this place for their homes in West Manchester.

CLEMENTS LEASES BARN

J. H. Clements of Williamsburg, has leased the Taube sales barn and will conduct horse sales during the rest of the winter season.

THREE PERSONS FINED FOR HUNTER'S DISPUTE OVER DEAD TURKEYS Ben Reddinghaus, Frank Sittloh and Howard Mull were fined In city court today as a result of h. row which they engaged in with William Doran on hi3 farm, three miles east of Elkhorn Mills, some time after midnight It was charged that dogs the young men owned had killed some turkeys. Mrs. Doran telephoned to Sheriff Carr for

help and when he was about to leave

she again telephoned begging him not

to come.

She said that the men had threaten

ed to kill her husband if the sheriff came. Carr responded to the call and arrested the men while they were driving on the Boston pike. Mull pleaded guilty and received a fine of $1 and costs. Sittloh and Reddinghaus each were fined $5 and costs. The latter will be arraigned on a suspended charge for the same offense when his term expires. MILD TEMPERATURE PREVALENT FOR WEEK As a whole last week was characterized by mild temperatures. One and fifty-eight hundredths was the rainfall recorded by Walter Vossler at the waterworks pumping station. Temperatures follow; Max. Min. Sunday 34 10 Monday 41 16 Tuesday 48 , 22" Wednesday 48 36 Thursday 45 26 Frldav 49 29 Saturday 46 22 SPANISH PREMIER QUITS MADRID, Spain, Jan. 9. Count Ronanpnes, who has been premier in the Spanish ministry since December 1!)15

today presented to King Alphonso the

resignation of the entire cabinet. QUARANTINE THREE HOMES EATON, O., Jan. 9. Three homes in this city have been placed under quarantine restrictions on account of the presence of scarlet fever. The victims are Miss Hallle Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Myers, Lincoln and Bruce streets; Miss Margaret Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. B. Gray, East Israel street, and John Green, six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Green, East High street. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

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TOWNSHIP PERFECTS ITS OWN ORGANIZATION

EATON, O., Jan. 9. Members of the Jackson township division of the Preble County Farm Improvement association have effected reorganization by electing the following officers: President, O. T. Aydelotte; vice president, C. F. Miller; secretary, Everett Geeting; treasurer, J. Frank House; assistant ' secretary, .. Isarl Houser. A meeting of the county organization will be held next Saturday to welcome the new ..county agenC J. A. Swift, of Morgantown, Va.

-TWO GAMES SCHEDULED

SEE INAUGURATION

EATON, O., Jan. 9. Preble county was well represented at the ceremonies incident to the inauguration of Governor James M. Cox. Included in the list of local citizens who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Brooke, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Cokefair, Postmaster and Mrs. William H. Bucke and State Senator and Mrs. Hugh R. Gilmore.

LOAN COMPANY ELECTS

EATON, O., Jan. 9 At a meeting of the directors of the Eaton Loan and Home Aid Company Monday evening the following officers were chosen: President, John H. Musselman; vice president, T. B. Sturr; secretary, L. D. Lesh; solicitor, E. P. Vaughan.

EATON, O., . Jan. 9. Two basketball games will be staged this week at the armory. The first will be played Wednesday night by the Pirates, an independent, team, and an Independent team from Camden. The second will be played Friday night by the local high school team and the team of McGuffey high school, Oxford.

EPWORTH LEAGUE ELECTS

ECONOMY. Ind.. Jan. 9. The Epworth League elected officers Sunday night as follows : President, Leona Weldy; first, second, third and fourth vice presidents, Harold Fouts, Willard Jordan, Gilbert Wodman and Carrie Cranor; secretary, Mr. Saunders; treasurer, Albert Bell; organist, Juanita Atkinson.

FALLS DOWN CHURCH STEPS

MILTON,. Ind., Jan. 9 Miss Elda Lowry ' fell down the steps, at the Christian church Sunday. No bones were broken but she Is badly jarred and bruised.

BUYS CAR OF CATTLE

MILTON, Ind., Jan. 9. Hiram Crook bought a car load of Pole Angus cattle at Indianapolis for feeding. They averaged 600 pounds in weight.

One lighted gas jet conseumes as much oxygen as five adult persons.

NEW LICENSE LAW EXEMPTS SCIENTISTS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. Without deciding constitutional questions the supreme court today affirmed refusal of the California Federal court to enjoin enforcement of California's medical practice law requiring licensing Christian Scientists. The ruling leaves it in full force and operation.

COURT REACHES DECISION

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9. In a new phase of the old "Danbury-Hatters" case, the supreme court today decided that D. E. Loewe, Danbury manufacturer and not the United Hatters Union is entitled to. $20,000 in interest accrued on Union ' Hatters Savings banks in 1903. - -

ORDERS NEW BRIDGE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. War department orders requiring reconstruction of the Louisville & Nashville railroad, Ohio Falls, bridge over the Ohio river at an additional cost of $400,000 to improve navigation were upheld today by the supreme court as within the Federal authority. -

HOLDS GAS RATE DOWN

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9 An injunction of the supreme court retraining the Neward, O., Gas company-from charging more than 18 cents a thousand feet, the rate fixed in a city ordinance of March 6, 1911, was affirmed today by the supreme court.

FEW ENGAGEMENTS FOLLOW

PARIS, Jan. 9. Patrol engagements occurred last night in the regions ol Bouchavesnes, on the Somme front, and of Parroy forest, in the Lorraine. Otherwise there was' little activity. '

Ringworm Scalp Sores If yen want speedy help try the D.D.P. Prescription. So easy to apply, not greasy or oessy. It washes Into Ue scalp and tlie relief Is instant. Or tf jou are bothered w!th excessive dandruff the kind that causes almost unbearable Itching in your scalp ome la and we will tell you something about what this prescription, made la the D.D.I. I aboratories of Chicago, has accomplished in your own neighborhood. Three sizes, 25c. 60c and $1.00, and your money back if the very fcrst bottle does not relleye yonr case. Try a bottle

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