Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 105, 15 March 1917 — Page 12

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.THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1917

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LABORER ATTEMPTS TO GORE FOREMAN WITH PITCHFORK Assault and battery with intent to oommit murder was the charge lodged against William Johnson, 35, a Kentuckian employed on the Jesse Druly farm near Boston, by Prosecutor Strayer, today. Johnson was arrested last night by Sheriff Carr after he had attempted to Injure Washington Rlngley, foreman on the Druly farm. It is alleged that the farm band came to Richmond yesterday and be came intoxicated. Before he left Boston, he was In the best of. humor to

wards the foreman.' On the way back

home, he stopped at a grocery store and tried to purchase groceries on time. He is married and has three children. The groceryman refused to give Johnson credit. Then he in some way became angered at the foreman. On the way to the farm to stopped at at neighbor's bouse and tried to borrow a shot gun, but bis wash was refused. He approached Rlngley without "warning. Johnson struck at the foreman with a black-jack it is alleged. Bingley stopped the blow. Then Johnson picked up a. pitchfork 'and started at Rlngley, it is claimed. Just as he jabbed, Clarence Hobbs, another farm hand,-grabbed him. The blow was stopped but not until the prongs of the fork had penetrated the clothing over the right side of Rlngley 's abdomen. NEW COST SYSTEM APPLIED TO HOMES

(By Associated Ftm) LOWELL, Mass., March 15. The city of Lowell has been selected for the first dlreot experiment of the

Massachusetts homestead commission in the erection of moderate priced homes for working people. An option has been obtained on four acres of land and plans were made public to4av for the erection of 32 houses to

be sold to wage earners at cost by a

system of deferred payments. FORMER EATON MAN TO DELIVER ADDRESS

THE PIED PIPER By BRINKERHOFF.

EATON, Ohio, March 15 Rev. John O. Benson, a native of this city, but now located in Detroit, will be one of the principal speakers at the coming state adult Bible class conventions at Lancaster March 27 and 28. Benson is reputed to be one of America's greatest evangelists and social service workers. QUARANTINE REMOVED EATON. Ohio, March .15 Quarantine restrictions at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Runyon, East Decatur street, were removed Wednesday by Health Officer Armstrong. Mrs. Runyon has fully recovered from the effects of a mild case of scarlet fever.

INSPECT SCHOOL, SYSTEM

J. O. Edperton, trustee of Wayne township. Charles Bend, Car township trustee, William Curtis. Franklin township trustee ad C O. Williams, county superintendent, visited Fountain City schools today.

NEW PARIS REPORTS MANY LAND DEALS

NEW PARIS, Ohio, March 15. Leo Davisson moved Tuesday to the Stanley Campbell farm near Campbells-

town, and Mr. and Mrs. Omar Mikesell of Richmond, will move soon to the Davisson property here. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hawley and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hawley moved Wednesday to the C. M. Mitchell farm, while T. L. Brawley moved from the country to the house vacated by Hawley, having made the purchase thereof. Charles Cugsins moved Wednesday to Richmond, and J. F. Clawson and, daughter will move to the property vacated by Cuseins, while Mrs. Stella Miller, of Richmond, will remove to the house vacated by Clawson, which she owns.

CONGREGATION MEETS

ENGAGE WINFREY AGAIN

Commencement exercises for Wayne township schools will be held In the Richmond high school building. May 5. Rev. George W. Winfrey, Alexandria, will deliver the address. He has spoken on this occasion for the past three years. Wayne county schools will be dismissed for summer vacation, April 20. ,

AWARD CIRCLE DIPLOMAS

Seven, hundred Young People's Reading circle diplomas .will be awarded to Wayne county school children this year. Diplomas are awarded to children who read one of specially recommended lists of books each year for four successive years.

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NEW PARIS, Ohio, March 15. Mes dames Mary Boyle and .Alice Young will be hostesses Friday afternoon to the Thimble Club and invited guests, the men of the congregation having been bidden to the meeting. A pleasing afternoon is anticipated, this being the St. Patrick's meeting of the club. . -

CAN WALK 3 MILES Troubles of Heart, 8tomach, Digestion All Removed. To look at Mr. David T. Remington, of Springfield, Mass., one would say, "he Is as sound as a nut." And so he is, thanks to the new combination of purifying and building-up treatment embodied in Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptlron Pills. Mr. Remington is one of the bestknown men in the State, having been for 21 years in .the State House in Boston as Senate Doorkeeper and Ser-geant-at-Arms. He says he had annoying symptoms about his heart, stomach and digestive

organs. His old friend. Senator George E. Putnam.of Lowell, urged him to take a course of Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptlron Pills, which he did. and

now, "I never felt better In all my life. I can walk from my house down town and back, 1 miles each way." These medicines are obtainable from every druggist. Why not begin this sensible treatment yourself today? Adv.

WIN LITERARY TEST

; NEW PARIS, Ohio. March 15. Misses Golda Hill and Rhea Davisson are receiving the congratulations of

their friends and those interested in the New Paris schools, because of their victory in the Literary contest held Tuesday evening in the auditorium of the Jackson Township schools. Miss Hill was in the vocal department and Miss Davisson in the recitation department. A number of interested persons accompanied the six Jefferson Township contestants.

BANK MAKES STATEMENT

and generous conditions prosperous looking. The high prices prevailing keep the coffers "full up," a condition which is noted in most every statement published since the last call of the Controller.

An American sterilization plant is be installed at Lima, Peru, to purify the water used by that city. The water system of Lima will probably be reconstructed and enlarged in the near future.

NEW PARIS, Ohio, March 15. The First' National . Bank issued a statement this week covering March 5, which shows money to be plentiful

"BINGO" Absolutely

Removes Corns and Calluses Completely 25c Cents, All Drug Stares, Including Thistlethwaite'a Drug Store.

First Showing of Fine

.jHr Spring HF:v : Millinery

Our first showing of the new styles that will be popular in Hats during the coming Spring season is now complete and we are ready to show the ladies of

this city the things that wjjl be popular not only in this city but in the larger cities. We have splendid numbers in the new Japanese models, also the Puritan style sailors. Trimmed Hats that will please you are here

Priced at $3.00 and Up.

Bowen's Millinery

1023 MAIN STREET

Mrs. J ease K. acon. Monetary and matrimonial affairs 50 hand in hand with the suit of Mrs. esse R. Bacon, wealthy, witty and Jretty widow who is suing Michael . Hurley, at St. Louis, Mo., to recover (70,000 in securities on which he alleges Hurley loaned her $3,600 ' and then sold them.

Wtoem Milady (Goes eft

To the woman of today the fitness of footwear is an element of considerable comment. . Milady insists, when she goes out that her footwear is in perfect harmony with her finery. The Feltinan line is built to conform to these demands, to appeal to the woman who acknowledges the necessity of effective fit, finish and harmony. , Ladies' mahogany calf vamp with brown buck or ivory kid top lace boots ; new heel, 5th Ave. style.

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724 Main Street

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Richmond's Daylight Store '

Goats, Suits & Dresses Special purchases by our buyer who is now in New York are. arriving dailyOur assortments are now most complete.

Goats from $8.75 to $47.50 Suits from $13.75 to $65.00 Dresses from $10.98 to $50 Many one of a kind models, in the newest exclusive styles

A Bevy of New Spring Blouses Attractively Priced, $1 to $5.98 You will marvel at tHe variety of styles that are embodied in this collection of beautiful Spring Blouses, as well as at the remarkable values offered. There are many copies of expensive models besides numberless original styles featuring the. newest collars and sleeves. Broad selection of materials Silks, Crepe de Ghine, Georgette, Voiles, plain or embroidered in the newest colors. The absolute value of these blouses can only be appreciated after a careful inspection. Make your selectipn now. All sizes included.

STARR PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS

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A WONDERFUL SHOWING OF UMGcbf FluiirimfillTniFe FOR YOUR HOME Never before have we been so splendidly prepared to meet your every home-furnishing requirement, whether it may involve the expenditure of one dollar or a thousand. There is a wide variety of furniture for every room furniture of the latest designs and most advanced ideas. Don't think for an instant that this splendid Furniture is a luxury beyond your reach. Our reasonable prices place fine furniture within the grasp of every home furnisher. To prove this, form a mental picture of the furniture you would like to have in your home, then visit our store, and you will find that In every instance the prices are less than you expected to pay.

A solid oak William and Mary Period Dining Table, finished in that rich, Jacobean brown, has full 48-inch top which extends to six feet; an extra value, priced

We Are Now Agents for the Famous "IDEAL" Firelesss Cooker Come in and Have Us. Demonstrate It.

Charge Accounts Our. helpful, convenient charge account plan is open to you at all times, with terms of payment to suit your convenience. There are no interest charges nor club fees for the accommodation.

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Spring Brides To-Be Will be delighted with our beautiful ' showing of fine furniture fashions. Bride-grooms-to-be will like our prices. This Is a good time to look around and compare values. Always welcome whether you come to buy or just to look.

YOU MUST SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF BIG OVERSTUFFED PIECES. Come In Tomorrow

AFTER A HARD DAY

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Good Music The wonderful all-wood "singing throat" of costly.silver grain 6pruce enables the Starr Phonograph to bring forth from all makes of records the most beautifully rich, clear, sweet tones that you have ever. heard. SOLD ON CONVENIENT TERMS

Our entire Spring line of Davenports are now on display, all built with guaranteed steel constructed bed, twenty patterns to choose from; one like cut COO CA

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