Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 130, 13 April 1917 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1917

DIMMER LAW IS HELD VALID

The much mooted question pertaining to the validity of the Richmond irdtnance requiring motor cars to bo aperated within the city with dimmed headlights wai finally settled today after a controversy lasting two years. A. C. Llndemuth, acting as special judge, entered a ruling today that every provision of the ordinance was valid. Ho presided as city Judge about ten days ago when Al Gregg, Harry Miller and Al.Collett were arraigned before him, each-charged with violating the dimmer prdinance. All entered pleas of guilty subject to the validity of the law. Mr. Llndemuth fined each man $1 and costs. From now on the ordinance will be vigorously enforced.

Marauding Dogs Incite Wrath

Residents of North Tenth street are complaining against the marauding habits of dogs. . ' Canines belonging to neighbors are running at large across ' lawns and creating disturbances at all hours of the day and night, it appears. One perturbed woman resident of North Tenth street has threatened to shoot disturbing dogs if their owners do not keep them at home.

Court Records

ASKS FOR INCREASE IN PRODUCE RAISED ON COUNTRY'S FARMS

jAunhin OaVersa alleaea cruelty

and habitual drunkenness in her petition for divorce from Marion DeVerse, filed yesterday. She asks for custody

or tneir inree cnuureu. w " married in. June, 1905.,

Attorney Walter G. Butler was ap

pointed receiver for w. H. ana riore E. Alford this morning in circuit court after a mortgage for $10,000

held against them was foreclosed. The mnrttrnfi-e Is held by the Indi

ana Yearly MeeUng of Friends and 1b

on real estate in Richmond and else

where. TnHnH.H in thm Alford holdings is

the old Teague homestead at North

Eighth and D Btreets.

Final settlement was made this

mnrnlnr In circuit court of the parti

tlon suit In the James Moran estate

at Greensfork. Marrlaae Licenses

Sammy H. Roberts, 28, farmer,

Darke county, Ohio, and Hazel Jen nlnti 21. Whitewater.

Alonzo Jackson, 26, laborer. Center

vine, and Lula Dolly Phillips, zi Centerville. BOTH EAT ENOUGH;

VERDICT OP JUDGE

"Kid" Hull has a contract for feed

ing the soldier of the Richmond

bridge guard, and the ballplayers of

the Richmond Central league club,

so the genial Mr. Hull now is in post-

tlon to authoritatively decide that long disputed question which has

the bigger appetite, a soldier or a

ball player? Mr. Hull handed down

his decision today as follows:

"A soldier has Just as big an appe

tite as a ballplayer, and both of them have got the biggest appetites In the

world."

ALUMNI OF INDIANA

TO LIST SERVICES

Alumni of Indiana university today received blanks from the Alumni Secretary, Ralph V. Sollitt, who is dl-

, rectlng the work of gathering intercollegiate Intelligence bureau data.

N Former students and graduates are asked to state salient facts regarding

their lives, their quallfcatlona for rendering service to their country at

the front or In other capacities and

their willingness to do the same.

The Hawaiian Islands are becoming

so popular as a resort for eastern mil

Itonalres that all the steamers sailing for Honolulu are crowded to their

capacity.

to feel Fresh andFit ! you must keep your stomach well, your liver active, the bowels regular, and your blood pure. Your physical condition depends on the health of these organs. When anything goes wrong just take a few doses of Beecham's Pills and avoid any serious illness. They are a fine corrective and tonic for the system, and a great help in maintaining good health. A single box will prove the remedial value of

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(By Associated Press)" ' .;' HARR1SBURO, Pa., April 13 An

urgent call for increased production of

foodstuffs in Pennsylvania was issued today by Charles E. Patton, state secretary of Agriculture ; ; - Mr. Patton. who returned yesterday from the conference of agricultural chiefs at St. Louis, said that Pennsylvania's part in the emergency call for greater production of crops is to raise oats, corn, barley, buckwheat, potatoes and navy beans. "It is very important," Mr. Patton said, "that the farmer devote his principal efforts to the production of such crops and the employment of cuch methods as are well established in his community and as are. likely" to yield the maximum return in food and clothing material. For this reason I urge the co-operation of the press, the banks, the commercial organizations, the religious and the social societies.'' i .... ' Postal Employes Enter Parade

Richmond postal employes will march in the Patriotic parade. Postmaster Beck today announced the office will be closed from 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock Monday afternoon. , No afternoon delivery will be made in the residence districts and- only one short delivery will be made in the business section. Rural route deliveries will be made as usual.

TRADE FOR GRAIN PLANT

TURNS OVER RIFLE; TO BECOME CITIZEN

f By Associated Press)

PHILADELPHIA. April 13. Declar

ing his intention to become a true American citizen, Gustave Greimo, 29 years old, entered a police station yesterday and handed over to Lieut Ewing . a rifle and lot of cartridges which he said he did not want until he.was given bis naturalization papers. He told .Lieut. Ewing he took out his first papers Tuesday and did not think it. proper for. him to have any firearm's in his house until he becomes an American citizen.

Clifford Hood Called by Death

Clifford Hood, who formerly operated the Model Department, store, this city, died at his home in Portland recently. Mr. Hood, who was about 58 years old. was the son of William H. Hood, head of the .Hood Wholesale grocery company, which now has a large and nourishing branch in this city. Clifford Hood disposed . of his interests here several years ago and has since resided at Portland, where funeral services were held and where the body was interred. ; Mr. Hood was extremely popular among his employes while in business here.

EATON ORGANIZES RED CROSS BRANCH

The Pyle Mercantile comany has traded its business plant at Whitewater to W. L. Henry and company, of Collett, Ind., for a grain elevator and other interests at Collett Thomas S. Pyle will move to Portland. The deal was arranged through the S. C Addleman agency at Whitewater.

DEBATE MARION TEAM

Richmond high school debater? will meet Marion high school debaters tonight at Marlon on the question "Rpsolved, that the United States Should Own and Operate All Railway." Richmond's team is Julius Teltz V'.U

lam Haberkern and Ralph Balllnger.

EATON, O.. April 13. An effort to enlist the support of local women is being made and it is highly probable a Red Cross organization will be established in this city within the next few weeks. Leaders in the movement announce that the headquarters of the American Red Cross society have been asked for plans of procedure. Among the local women responsible for the worthy effort are Mrs. E. P. Vaughan, Mrs. Hannah Brown. Mrs. Mary Woerner, Mrs. Henry Stroh and Mrs. Arthur D. Davis. Detailed information will be given by anyone of these ladies upon request.

FLOUR REACHES $13

(By Associated Press) TOLEDO, O., April 13 Flour prices were advanced today $1 a barrel on winter- patents. The action followed advances yesterday to the new record price of 2.43 a bushel for both cash and May wheat. The new price Is 13.50 a barrel retail on the market.

ELDORADO GLASS ISSUES PROGRAM

ELDORADO, Ohio, April 13. Baccalaureate exercises of the Eldorado schools will be held at the United Brethren church Sunday, April 29, at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Sarah Stoner will have charge of the devotional service. The address will be by the Rev. J. J. Rae, Richmond. Rev. E. S. Weimer will pronounce the benediction. Superintendent of Public Instruction will deliver the address at the graduation exercises at the K. of P. hall, on May 2, at 8 o'clock. Crane's orchestra . will play. On the class roll are Harry Juday, Levi Spitlor, Edgar Guenther, Ruth McKee and Dola McKee.

VILLA COMMANDER FLEES WITH SQUAD

(By Associated Press) DOUGLAS. Ariz., April 13 Facing execution if captured,' Gen. Jose Maria Acosta, a Villa commander, with sixteen other officers and two private soldiers, who are alleged to have entered Sonora to start a revolution, are fleeing southward. Carranza troops from Agua Prieta, Canarea, Cumpus and Arizpa, are today converging toward the point where they are supposed to be. .

STAGE ANNUAL CLASSIC

(By Associated Press) PHILADELPHIA. , Pa.. April 13. Definite announcement that the annual relay races of the University of Pennsylvania will be held on April 27 and 28, as planned, regardless of the discontinuance of athletic activities by a number of colleges, was made today by the management of the carnival.

ROAD ATTORNEY DIES.

(By Associated Press) CHICAGO. April 13 Chester M. Dawes, general counsel for the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad, died last night at his residence here of angina pectoris. He was 62 years old.

Here Is Prompt Relief From That Tired, Worn-Out Feeling

CHANGES G. A. R. TIME

In accordance with the change in time of the patriotic parade, members of the Sol Meredith post, G. A. R., have been informed to assemble at the court house at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon instead of at 7 o'clock, as previously announced.

That afflicts so many people just at this season. If you are easily fatigued, if you find your appetite failing, and are gradually losing your energy and a feeling of weakness and lassitude is creeping over your entire body, do not disregard nature's warning signal. These symptoms mean that you are about to euccumb to the lmpTJritles that have been accumulating in your system all winter, clogging up your blood supply and rendering you totally unfit for the important change in seasons about to take place. It is highly important that you giv your system a general housecieanins, that you purify your blood and cleanse

it of all Impurities,- so-as to be prepared to combat the. many ailments so common during spring and summer. A few bottles of S. S. S., the great blood medicinei will purify your blood, thoroughly purge it of all accumulations, renew your appetite and give new strength and vitality to your whole body. The feeling of debility and weakness will immediately disappear, and you will be delighted at the buoyant and vigorous condition that will take its place. S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable, and thousands take it regularly every Bpring. You can obtain It an any drug store. Write for . interesting literature, which can be had by addressing Swift. Specific Co., 76 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. Adv.

CALL8 OFF CONVENTION

- Indiana University Newspaper Week previously announced for May 10, 11 and 12. baa been postponed because of the international situation. Announcements were received today by local newspapermen. OHIO MAN TAKES BRIDE

county," Ohio, and Mlsa Hazel Jenlngs, of Whitewater, this morning in the. county clerk's office. "v. j

Justice of the Peace Cheesman mar-.

ried Sammy H. Roberts, of Darke

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If you are carrying an unreliable time-piece, you are the prey of anxious moments. You have to continually allow a "watch-may-not-be-right" margin. Some day It will cost you a whole lot more than the $15.00, $20.00 or $27.50 we ask for a splendid, up-to-date, dependable watch. Filled gold case with 17 Jewel or 19 Jewel adjusted movement. See us about a watch that keeps time.

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