Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 50, 10 January 1917 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, 1917 1 f

REID HOSPITAL REPORTS BEST YEAR'S RECEIPTS

1 The past year was one of the most successful in the history of Reld Memorial hospital as shown by reports submitted last night at the annual meeting of the hospital officials. There was an Increase of 239 in the number of patients over the previons year. In 1916 there were 1,434 patients with 1.195 in 1915. Last year there were 249 charity

patients, 713 private room patients and 472 ward pay patients. The stork brought 58 babies to the hospital and 615 operations were performed. Much praise was given the superintendent, Miss Clara B. Pound, who was re-elected for another year. Receipts Total $29,742. Receipts for the hospital last year totaled $29,742.02, disbursements, $28,744.35. leaving a net balance of $997 -67. The net balance at the close of : 1915 was $1,167.61, but several extra's ordinary expenses were acquired last ' year, Including $1,284.98 for painting, $716 for elevator repairs, and $325 for a new boiler. This year a new heat- , ins system will probably have to be provided. It was decided at the meeting last night to make a slight advance in rates. The charity cases last year cost the hospital approximately $5,000.

John Ruoe is He-eiectea.

John L. Rune was re-elected presi

dent of the board of trustees for the thirteenth consecutive time last night

; Other officers were re-elected, as fol

lows: John TL Nicholson, vice presi

dent; E. G. McMahan, secretary, and

EdEar M. IHatt, treasurer.

Four directors were re-elected for

three year terms, Mr. Rupe, Mr. mcholson. Mr. McMahan and W. P. O'Neal,

a member of the city council.

Next month the terms of the three

members of the board of medical ad'

visors will expire and there will be an

, election to fill these vacancies. Those

' whose terms expire are, Dr. R. J. ; Pierce, Dr. George Hunt and Dr. R. D,

Morrow. Hold-over members of this

board are. Dr. R. S. Schillinger and

Dr. George R. Hays.

Worth While Redpes

MORE CARS IN SIGHT TO MOVE COAL S UPPLY

FAIRMONT, WVa.. Jan. 10. Rfr lief from the car shortage that . has greatly decreased the output of West Virginia coal mines for several months has been promised the Central West Virginia coal operators' association by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, it became known today.

VERDICT IS REACHED ON THIRD ATTEMPT

Asparagus Pie

THIS la a very norel and tasty dish, which any hostess will be clad te know of la aorviar little Informal luncheon. To make It you require throe cups of Whole wheat meal, one teaspoonful of salt, four teaspeonfuls bakingpowder, tour teaspoonfuls of butter, on and one-half oopa of milk, on can asparagus, three cups of milk, three tabiespoonfnls flour, three tablespoonfuls butter, one and one-half - teaspoonfuls of salt and three hard cooked ergs.

Mix together meal, unsifted, bak

ing powder and salt Moisten with a cup and a half of milk or a little more if necessary until the dough la as soft as can be handled easily. rWvide In halves and pat into two round layers in buttered cake tins. Bake twenty minutes in a quick oven. Cut the asparagus into inch lengths. Make a white sauce of the butter, milk, salt and flour. Add the asparagus and put this mixture between the layers of the shortcake. Garnish the cake with hard cooked eggs cut in eighths. Peaa or carrots or other vegetables caa be used in the same way.

OLNET, Illinois, January 10. The jury In the trial of Roy Hinterliter, a young farmer, for the murder of Elizabeth Ratcliffe, his 17-year-old sweetheart,' returned a verdict of manslaughter early today after having reported to the court three times for instruction during the early morning hours. The punishment may be from one year to life imprisonment in the penitentiary. "" ,

FRIENDS HOLD SOCIAL

i ECONOMY, Ind , Jan. 10. The big 1917 Friends' social dinner and monthly meeting held Saturday was a success all the way round.

NAVY LEAGUE TO MEET

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. The annual meeting of the Navy League here Tuesday, January 16, will be addressed by Assistant Secretary Roosevelt, Sidney Ballou, Captain Charles L. Poor, Bernard N. Baker, James N. Beck and Lieut. General S. B. M. Young.

AWAIT COURT RULING

L. S. BOWMAN ELECTED

At a meeting of the County Auditors' Association of Indiana, held yesterday at Indianapolis, L. S. Bowman,

Jwyne 'county auditor," was elected . s Sixth district representative on the 1 egislatlve committee. ' Questions" relative to the work of C( Htnty auditors were discussed at the m feting, also the good roads problem.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

D Widruff Soon

Ruins The Hair

Every

j OLD-TIME COLO CURE DRINK TEA!

BUYS STOCK EXCHANGE

SEAT FOR ONLY $50

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It Isn't often one has opportunity to

purchase a seat on the New York

Stock Exchange for $50, but Joseph

Wcinttock, a New York moving pic

ture man, did. Weinttock didn't ex

pect to buy one when he attended an

auction and bought in a collection of

odds and ends for $50. Among the sup

posed junk was the right to the Ex

change membership,

ATTACK CRIPPLED MAN

' OUTSIDE COURT HOUSE

Edward Beeson, a farmer near Dub

lin, left the court house on crutches yesterday after winning a suit brought against him by Mrs. Oliver Wentz, near Cambridge City, for $3,000 for services on his farm after he broke

his hip, and as he entered Fourth

Btrept, he was stopped by Mrs

Wentz'a husband. Witnesses said they prevented an assault after Wentz, Mho was said to have been highly excited over the loss of his wife'3

suit, seized the crippled farmer by

the shoulders and began to be-rate

bim. Prosecutor Strayer began an In vestigation today.

ALUMNI GET TO VOTE

PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Jan. 10

Chanelne its board of trusters from

a self-Derpetuating to an elective body the University of Pennsylvania is filling two vacancies on the board by the

votes or aiumni.

Diphtheria, Croup,

Sore Throat

MOST PREVALENT THROUGH-

OUT THE COUNTRY Many thousands are now finding relief and perhaps preventing diphtheria it is said, by the use of Miller's Antiseptic Oil (known as Snake Oil). This great oil is said to be the most

penetrating pain-relieving and heal

ing oil known. For Sore ThroaL

Croup, La Grippe, Diphtheria, Tonsil

itls, Rheumatism and Neuralgia, it

has been found most effective.

Mrs. A. B. Carroll, Memphis, Tenn.,

writes: "I have used your wonderful Snake Oil for croup and sora throat with most gratifying results. My lit,tle girl almost had pneumonia. I sent ' for a bottle of this great oil everybody ;ls talking so much about, applied it to her throat and chest, and it re lie vi ed her at once. Now she is up and well. I can never praise your wonder

ful oil enough for what it did for her. A number of my friends have used it for rheumatism and neuralgia with the best of results." This wonderful new oil remedy

i that is producing such remarkable reI suits throughout the country is now ton sale at . all leading druggists. kCLEM THISTLETHWAITE. Adv.

4 Home-Made Fireless Cooker

By Juliette Davis. THE woman who has cast lomrina; eyes on the expensive fireless cooker in the shops nay take heart, for a story comes Irom Italy of a clever Italian reman who has discovered a perSectly practicable one can be made ut of a sufficiently Urge cardboard box. , Take down the cardboard box that held you last Easter's hat, therefore, and follow the lead of Mrs Giuseppina Bianchi Geisser, and rou will be able to pass the shop windows where the tireless cookers are displayed without a single pans;. . Two things are necessary about your box It must have a cover that fits tightly, and it must be neither broken nor cracked. Fill the box' with cotton, sawdust or hay cotton is the best of the three and pack it in well, and perfectly dry. ' ' In the centre make a hollow place hlg enough to hold your largest casserole, covering it with many layers of the cotton. How long it should be cooked on the Are before being placed in this

improvised cooker depends entirely on the nature of the dish. These are some of Mrs. Oelsser's rules, founded on her own experience after many experiments: Potatoes should be ten minutes on the lire and one hour in the hat box. Other vegiables, ten to fifteen minutes over the gas range and two hours in the cooker.. Dried chestnuts, twenty minutes on fire and two hours and a half in cooker. Stews, from ten to thirty minutes, depending upon their nature. Ail the flavor is retained, and the Juices are preserved. A stew caa be left for four hours In the cooker without doing it any harm. Food can be kept hot for ten hours in the box. Mrs. Geisser estimates that she saves from 20 to 50 per cent on her heating bills. The city of Turin, where Mrs. Geisser Uvea, has been so taken with her idea that hundreds of families have adopted it. The local cooking school has added to its curriculum lessons . in converting hat boxes Into fireless cookers. They have slightly improved on the inventor's original idea by suggesting that the lid be fastened on with automatic button.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan. 10. Interest in the trial of Thomas J. Mooney, charged with murder for alleged complicity in the bomb explo

sion, which . cost the lives of ten per- j

sons here last July during a preparedness parade centered today on an expected ruling by the court on a . request by the defense for access to letters and papers seized by the prosecution in a raid on the offices of The Blast, a local anarchist publication.

Get a small package of , Hamburg Breast 'Tea, or as the German folks call it, "Hamburger Brust Thee," at any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the tea, put a cup of boiling water upon it, pour through a sieve and

drink a teacup full at any time. It is the most effective way to break a cold and cure grip, as it opens . the pores, relieving congestion. Also loosens the bowels, thus breaking a cold at once. ' ' : It is inexpensive and entirely vegetable, therefore harmless.

Girli if you want nlentv nf thick

beautii W. glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for it will starve : Four hair and ruin it if von

don't , 1

It doe sn't do much good to trv to

brush or, wash it out. The only sure

wav to e ?t rid of dandruff in tn rtia.

0 O - - uw . m i

solve it, i Jien yon aesiroy it entirely. To do thii ', get about four ounces of ordinary li uid arvon; apply it at night when retiri tog; use enough to moisten the scalp ai Id rub it in gently with the finger tips. 1 By mornin tg, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more ap plications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign am trace of it.

You will fin w. too, mat all itching and digging of . tthe scalp will stop, and

your nair win a ook ana reel a nunared times better. Y pu can get liquid arvon at any drug sto re. It is inexpensive and four ounces is all you will need, no matter how ' much dandruff you have. This simpl. e remedy never fails. Adv.

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For Constipation HeddacheJndiesrioii.etc; fKArjiaisii'srini

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WE GRIND

PERFECT

LENSES

on our automatic machine that's the mechanical part of our business; we examine your eyes without the use of drugs that's the scientific part. Our thorough examinations and perfect lenses mean eye protection and eye comfort for you. C. M. Jenkins Optometrist Dunmrj Optician

CIGAR STORES MOVES

The Englebert cigar store has mov- J ed to 704 Main street, after being tem- i

porarily located at 10 North Eighth street.

no Burning

APPOINTED EXECUTOR

Dickinson Trust company was ap-l pointed executor of the estate of the late Mary A. McMinn by Judge Fox; in circuit court today. The value of I the personal estate is set at $500.1

Lovell Weissgerber, a cousin, is named

as heir by the will.

JURY GETS BOPP CASE

lichi

Eczema On Hands

And Anns. So Sore Could Not Straighten Fingers. Could Not Sleep. Much Disfigured. Cuticura Healed. Cost Less Than 75c

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., Jan. 10. The case of Franz Bopp, German consul general in this city and four of

his attaches or employes, charged with

conspiring to destroy munitions consigned to the entente allies, obstruct

shipments and other wise violate U. S. neutrality, will be in the hands of the

jury in the United States district court today. Argument was completed hv

opposing counsel yesterday, and Judge

William H. Hunt, was readv when

court opened today to instruct the!

jury. I

II Dandruff Germs

P are very small . but

will find them all'

"I had been tortured with eczema ever since a small child. It was on my hands and arms, and my hands would

De so sore 1 could not

straighten my fingers. The 1 eczema itched and burned and I would scratch till mv

hands bled, and watery pimples came out that afterwards broke cpen and festered. Then again, it would be dry and scaly. I

could not sleep at night with the irritation. They were very much disfigured. "Then 1 got Cuticura Soap and Ointment I onlyused one-half abox of Cuticura Ointment and one-half a cake of Cuticura Soap when I was healed." (Signed) Mrs. C. H. Mains, R.3, Box 132, Findiay, Ohio, June 24, 1916. Keep your skin clear by daily use ot Cuticura Soap and Ointment for everyday toilet purposes. Nothing better. For Free Sample Each by Return Mail address post-card: "Cuticura, Dept. R, Boston." Sold everywhere.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

A Reliableitemedy &

for Coughs and Golds In this season of prevalent cough9 and colds, many treat- . ments are suggested. The old-fashioned way of a little pure whiskey, the juice of a lemon, hot water and sugar seems to predominate. The illness is the same so why not use the successful treatment of our grandparents?

Pure

Whisltcy

is used in thousands of homes for coughs and colds, because it is a good pure whiskey. Duffy's is made for medicinal purposes only absolutely pure and full of wholesome and health giving properties. Unlike the ordinary beverage article, it contains practically no fusel oil or tannin, and therefore proves agreeable and beneficial to the most delicate stomach. Its quality never varies. Duffy's is used in many reputable hospitals and prescribed by unprejudiced physicians.

"Get Dirffy'0 end Keep 7c!l."

Sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY. Beware of imitations.

I stsnfy too. writs

tcni lor Btsful boosstisW booMst frts.

The Duffy Matt Whiskey Co, Rochester, N. Y.

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At Reed's January offers unusually satisfactory buying conditions, especially to those ' contemplating a complete home outfit. Prices on all our outfits are lower now, varieties are complete and every condition is favorable. Don't live in furnished rooms any longer, get away from the unsatisfactory methods of living and furnish a cozy, comfortable home of your own

Look to Reed's for an easy solution of your problem. Don't let the lack of ready money be an obstacle in your path. Our easy, simple, dignified credit plan allows you to furnish a home of your own and take all the time you need to pay for it. Please come in any time and talk it over with us. Let us figure with you and show you how simple and easy it is to own your own furnishings.

2 ROOMS Furnished Complete

Easy Credit Terms

$79

3 ROOMS

Furnished Complete

All new, desirable Furniture; Easy

Credit Terms

$119

1 ROOMS

Furnished Complete

Strictly Modern

Furnishings; quali

ty guaranteed, easy

credit terms ....

Regular $15 Dining Table

Made t Best select oak, golden or fumed v finish; extends to 6 feet. Special Price

FAMOUS NEW STAND

ARD FOOD CHOPPER Onens out like a book most easily

cleaned made of best material has 5 different knives for any kind of work. Regular price $1.25; special

6C3L v ISSili

This massive Duo-fold Davenport Suite of 3 pieces in beautiful Golden or Fumed Oak. Davenport can be made into a full sized bed. $75.00 value, special at

$58.50

(lobe Ranges, Rusl-

Always Satisfactory Perfect

$24.75 to $60

1-Proof Bakers .00

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Don't Be Satisfied with Just a Kitchen Cat betBuy the Best v . . A Seller's BBdieneed For a short time only we are giving the housewives an exceptionally easy method of owning one of these fine SELLER'S KITCHEN EEDS New Kitchen Cabinets for Old A liberal allowance on your old Kitchen Cabinet or Table towards the price of a new Sellers Kitcheneed. It isn't often you have a chance tomake something old help get something new. But now, until next Saturday you do have this chance. We will make you a liberal allowance for your old cabinet or table and apply it on the purchase price of any new 1917 Sellers you may select Come in and pick the one you like best let us make you an offer on what you are now using and STOP WORKING SO HARD. The Balance May Be Paid $1 Weekly

White Enamel Bath Stools Be

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Free Delivery any. where within 30 miles of Richmond.

Mail Orders . Carefully Filled.

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2 Richmond, Ind.