Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 133, 17 April 1917 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, APRIL 17. 1917

MEXICO SEIZES CliUilCI! PROPERTY Richmond Friends interested in the denomination's mission work la Mexico are concerned over the fate of the church's property 1a the southern republic. Under terms of Mexico's 'new constitution all church mission and school property in the country Is confiscated by the government. The constitution becomes effective May 1. No reliflous organisation Is to be permitted to hold title to any property in the republic No religious schools are to be permitted to instruct the Mexican youth in the earlier grades. The Friends' Foreign Mission Board, which has extensive properties In Mexico, i aeeking to circumvent the constitutional ruling. There are sufficient native helpers In all the mission posts, who may hold property, to man the schools and the church lands nay be vested in their names.

ALL RODS CONFISCATED

LiAUSAXKE, Switzerland. April 17. The German authorities In Alsace, It is learned, have confiscated all the lightning rods in the district that contain copper, and lis ve ordered the confiscation of all copper and platinum used for the preparation of lightning rod. :-

GOOD BLOOD Given good, clean, healthy blood. Nature will do the rest with Any case of catarrh, inflammatory rheumatism, scrofula, eczema, erysipelas, boils, pimples, or skia diseases of any kind Good blood Invariably means vigorous ipoetUa. good digestion and strength. Ttuis it stands to reason that .an effective "alterative" or blood purifier, while it will not cure all diseases, wfll licJp in fighting any disease, and will relieve those mentioned above, all of which cowes from bad blood. Forty yea-8 ago Dr. A. B. Simpson of Richmond, Ind., was known as one of the most amccesoful physician In three states. His success was founded almost exclusively cm one prescription, the rnogt powerful blcod purifier ever known. This prescription ts regularly put up as Dr. A. B. Simpson's Vegetable Compound. It lias been used extensively all

over the country, and In forty years?

has never tailed to do good. Simpson s Vegetable Compound Is harmless as It is effective. It is sold At f 1 per bottle at all drug stores. Adv.

MEN WHO WILL RUN RAILROADS OF U. S. DURING THE WAR

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ROBINSON CIRCUS SHOWS ON 'APRIL 27

Constant changing public taste in the matter of entertainment has touched almost every branch except the Circus, and even that has been transfigured considerably since the days of Dan Rice and his blind horse. The older generation . of theatregoers will remember "When Pantomime depicting the phantasies of Humpty Dumpty was among the most successful of theatrical presentations. : For fully twenty years' this form of entertainment enjoyed great vogue, as many as five companies, each beaded by famous clowns, toured the country

season after season, drawing capacity houses everywhere. In one, sense, these Pantomimes can be likened to

the present day "Movies" for they

furnished a complete . entertainment without a single spoken word. ' SENDS 'POSTAL SURPLUS

STOCKHOLM. April 17. "America sent to Sweden more than 10,000,000 crowns more in postal money orders than it received from Sweden in 1916. The excess in Sweden's favor was more than 4,000,000 crowns more than in 1915, and approached the figures of 1913, the last normal year. Money orders sent from America to Sweden in 1916 aggregated almost 11,000,000 crowns. . -

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Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of ta Stomach and Intestine, Aato-Ifttdxfc cation. Yellow Jaundice. Appendicitis aad other fatal ailments .result fpont Svomaeb Trouble. Thousands of Stomach Sufferers owe their coaplete recovery to Mayrs Wonderful Renv edy. Ua&ke any other for Stomach Ailments. For sale by Quigley Drug Stores and aU etUr wm9w druggist.

CAN YOU BEAT THIS Five Thousand Miles Without Noticeable Wear.

This is the Central Committee of Five that -will handle the transpo nation problems of the United States during

the war in co-operation with the Council of National Defense, the military chiefs and the heads of the War and j

jsavy oepartmenis. AM 01 me menioera m. me oammiHee are we Jieaua mi gJtraL rauroiLaB, ana ixuouga meir eiions the etire transportation resources of the country, representing more toaa 250,000 sniles of railroad, have been pledged to the Government. The committee is composed of Daniel Willard, president of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and member of the National Council of Defense; Fairfax garrison, of the Southern Railway; Samuel Rea, of the Pennsylvania; Howard Elliott, of the New York, New Haven fe Hartford; Julius Krnttschaitt, of the Southern Pacific, and Hale Holden, of the Chicago. Burlington & ftnincy. . , $

On The Boards

Andreas Dippel has made arrangements with Manager Pfeiffer of the Washington theatre oo Saturday, April 21, tar an engagement of his latest operatic success, "The Lilac Domino" waich critics in New York. Boston, Philadelphia and Washington have called the best offering of its kind since the days of "The Merry Widow" and The Chocolate Soldier." Charles Cuviliier has written one of his most melodious scores for. "The Lilac Domino," every number is worth while and some of them notable, "True Love Will Find A Way." -'Let Music Play,"

Where Xove Is Waiting, "'What Is Done You Never Can Cado," ' Won't Some One Find Me A Sweetheart," "I Call You Back To Me," "But Still We ffmfle," "Ladies' Day," "Song of The Chimes," "What Every Woman Knows," and "The Lilac Domino" are gems. Musically, Mr. DippeVs new production is far above the average of the operetta performances- that one usually hears, but he la too shrewd an impresario, in spite of nls artistic ambitions, to admit that operetta may he successful without fun, so there are several excellent comedians, in addition to the grand opera voices, large perfect choruses and special orchestra.

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MILITARY PRILL BEGINS

Oxford, O., April - 17. Compulsory military drilling t Miami University, voted for by a majority of the students began yesterday, following a conference between Physical Director Brodbec and Lieut. Col. Mayers and Lieut. Ray Church, First Ohio Infantry, Cin-

ADMIT MIAMI SCHOOL

OXFORD, O., April 17. President Hughes, Miami University, today received word that Miami had been admitted to membership in the National Collegiate Alumni association. Only about fifty colleges, in the country enjoy this distinction. '

Way in Front for 8 Years

It was in 1909 that Fatimas nosed their Way to the front and became the fastest-selling cigarette costing oyer 10c. And, except in one or two localities, Fatimas big lead is increasing faster today than ever -in spite of the big sales of cheaper cigarettes, packed to imitate Fatima. Of course, Fatima's remarkable sales do not make Fatimas taste any better

in fact, no cigarette can just suit every man's personal taste. But it proTes that MOST men 'find that Fatimas keep their promises -.that Fatimas do taste good and are comfortable while you are smoking and that after you smoke they leave you feeling just as line as before. Yes, Fatimas are, sensible and some day you'll become a Fatima smoker.

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"Experience is the best teacher," is an old adage and there are many Saxon owners that have had just said experience as Mr. Shape and Mr. Altiger. Read what these -gentlemen had to say, then investigate for yourself. Saxon Motor Car Corporation, Detroit, Mich : I wish to congratulate you on the great car you build. After running over five thousand miles it does not show the least signs of wear and is mechanically perfect. When it comes to all-around service, there is nothing at anywhere . near its price that can touch it. My Saxon is good for five thousand more miles and then some. ' DOUGLAS SHAPE, New York. Eaxon Motor Car Corporation, Detroit, Slich: "When it comes right down to real, satisfactory, economical service the kind that every motorist dreams about! the Saxon has It. I did not believe it possible for any car at anywhere near its price to do the things it haB done. I recently returned from a trip through the mountains and experienced some of the roughest roads in existence in spite of this I averaged twenty-three miles to the gallon of gasoline and did not have any trouble. On the level highways, I have often obtained twenty-seven miles to the gallon." W. E. ALTIZER, . , Antioch. Calf. The Saxon car is sold by The Auto Sales Co., National Garage. 1211 Main Street, Richmond, Ind.' Adv,

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BEST LINE OF 5c AND 10c WALL PAPER in the; CITY

DICKINSON WALL PAPER CO. 504 Main St. Phone 2201

Vour Auto Storage Problem Solved. Call Richmond Garage 44 N. 7th St. PHONE 2397

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MEN! If you want the best TIES In this town see the new ones we have at : 50c& 65c See our window for the latest In Furnishings Lilctitenfels 1010 Main St in the Westeott.

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Small Size 'Challenge' Size 20x37 We have, a few of these that were carried over from last season and will sell at, a very low price.

Side leer Challenge Size 32x45 This is the ideal box, very handy to get , at the provision chamber and you never have to remove the top to fill.

'Challenge's' Front top leer Size 26x50 Just t h e -thing for narrow spaces and has an extra large provision chamber. This style is made in several sizes.

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Same Priees As a Year Ago No raises in prices in "Challenge" Refrigerators as long as the present lot lasts ; come in soon and get yours.

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