Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 136, 20 April 1917 — Page 10

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A crazed cow ran amuck through tie north end factory and business districts this morning, painfully but r.ot seriously Injuring a man and a boy and terrorizing hundreds of people. The cow arrived In a stock car at the Pennsylvania yards this morning, consigned to H. J. Hanes. It is said to be a valuable animal. When some men opened the car door to remove the cow the irate animal leaped out r.nd ran away. On North F street the cow ran over Andrew Hendricks, a laborer, workJag with a gang paving that street Hendricks' collar bone was broken and he was painfully cut and bruised. He was removed to the hospital. Charges Into Small Boy A few minutes later the cow charged a small boy (name not reported to 'he police), knocked him down and reverely lacerated one of his ears vvith a hoof. The cow then charged south on North Eleventh street, driving everybody off the street as fast ns they could sprint for places of tafety. The animal finally ran Into a lawn en North Eleventh street, opposite the First Baptist church, and a small boy had presence of mind enough to Shortages of Horses Reported in Country NEW YORK. April 20. There are now In the United States only about one million and a quarter horses fit and available for artillery or cavalry service, according to an estimate made hy E. Ray Hoskins. Ph. D.. dean of the New York state veterinary college. FACTORY MEN ORGAr-MZE TOI.FDO. O.. Ap-il 20. Citizen invftattentTs 1n thr Tnlti!o factorv dis trict, hiv nearly completed organizattcn for the protection of the govern-! nent against possible activities of alien enemies, it was announced today b7 government agents, who are assisting in the work. PLANT ACRES OF CABBAGE OXFORD. O., April 20. The local National Defence Committee will plant several acres in cabbage seed, and furnish free plants to citizens and farmers. Also free garden seed will be distributed to the poor. PAIN DISAPPEARS LIKE MAGIC You Sleep Like a Top After a Rub With Speedway Few people know how to relax their muscles even when they are well. When pain sets in it's almost Impossible for anyone to properly relax their muscles. Speedway liniment makes it easy to do this, even when the body is racked with pain. It's the relaxing that quiets and soothes the nerves, and It's the restoring the circulation that gives you relief from pain. Go to your druggist today and get even a small container of Speedway Liniment, rub it in, use It under a bandage and note the quick, soothing relief. Just the thing for rheumatism, lumbago, sore throat and all muscular soreness. Never burns or blisters, never smarts' or stains. Use freely. Sold under a guaranty of money back If it fails to give relief. Head the booklet. Put tip in 25c, 50c and $1.00 sizes. Your druggist has it. A. G. Luken & Co.. and other good dealers. Adv. HELEN HOLMES in 'The Railroad Raiders" See the thrilling race between two big passenger trains. Sensational train robbery. Thrills, punch, action. A Western Railroad drama. Also a whooping comedy. ADMISSION 5c SUNDAY Dorthy Kelly Arlene Pretty CHARLES RICHMAN "The Secret Kingdom" A fascinating story of love and adventure

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. Two in Her Mad shut the gate. Two men then tried to rope the animal but only succeeded in working her into a leroer frenzy. She charged the gate, knocked it off its binges and then bolted toward North E street, having a clear path way wherever she went. The animal was finally rounded up and captured In the river bottoms in the north end. She was so exhausted that her condi tion Is serious. - Take Advance Posts LONDON, April Z0. The general officer commanding the British forces In Egypt reports in an official state ment to the war office that on April 17 the British advanced north of the Wadi Ghuzze in southern Palestine, and captured the Turkish advance positions along a front of six and onehalf miles. Turks Are Taken Captive in Drive LONDON, April 20. General Maude commanding the British forces In Mesopotamia has forced a passage of the Shatt-El-Adaem attacked the Turkish main position and completely routed the Turkish forces, says an official statement Issued today by the British war department. So far 1,244 Turks have been made prisoners. West Manchester, 0. Mrs. William King of Jeffersonville, came here this morning for a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Schuerman Mrs. Ella Fry left Tuesday morning for a visit with Michigan friends Mrs. Mollle Cummins and children of Lewisburg, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Christman Mrs. William Vanata visited her daughter, Miss Helen, at Greenville on Sunday. Mrs. Harry Fender was In Dayton Sunday, where she visited her father, who is confined in Miami Valley hospital with gangrene. The foot will be amputated on Thursday or Friday. CROWN PRINCE RETURNS AMSTERDAM. Via London. April 20. A Berlin dispatch says that it is officially announced that Crown Prince Boris of Bulgaria has returned home after a visit of several days with the German emperor. ORGANIZE CANNING PLANT OXFORD. O.. April 20. The Oxford Canning Co., has been organized with Charles E. Hinkle, Monroe, president; S. E. Fye, vice president; J. Gilbert Welsh, secretary-treasurer. Land has been purchased, and contracts let for buildings to cost $5,000. The harp was the national instrument of the Hebrews and was well known throughout Asia. Moses assigns its Invention to the antediluvian period (Genesis iv, 21.) rreffe FRIDAY ONLY The Diminutive Mutual Star MARY MILES MINTER In a story to please both young and old. "A Dream or Two Ago" CHIRSTY COMEDY SATURDAY Harold Lockwood and MAY ALLISON in 'Pidgin Island' Chapter 11 "The Great Secret"

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IT 4SHt UU. 9t JfcsV! righto r womnL Ril(-a ia U. S. PRESIDENT INSISTS ON DRAFT MEASURE WASHINGTON, April 20. The Arm determination of the administration to insist on enactment of the general staff armv bill for selective conscription, was Indicated today by a letter of President Wilson to Representative Helvering of Kansas. "The idea of the selective draft." writes the President, "is that those should be chosen for service in the army who can be most readily spared from the prosecution of the other activities which the country must engage in and to which it must devote a good deal of its best energy , and capacity." James Thornton Dies Because of Paralysis; Moose Hold Funeral James R. Thornton, age 56 years, a members of the Central Christian church, died at his home, 401 South Eighth street, last night Death was due to paralysis. Mr. Thornton was a member of the Moose lodge which organization will hold service at the home this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The deceased leaves a widow, Mrs. Laura Thornton; two sons, Alfred and Alvin Thornton, and one daughter, Mrs. Pansy VonPein The funeral will be held from the Central Christian church Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Thomas H. Adams will officiate. Interment will be ' in the Earlham cemetery. Friends may call any time. PRESENT 8CHOOL PLAY EATON, O.. April 20. "The Rivalsis the title of a production to be staged Friday evening, April 27, at the opera house by pupils of the public high schools. The piece is a commendable five-act comedy. Ticket sale opens Monday at Hoover's drug store. Dutch inventors have perfected a combined mechanical and chemical process for recovering all the unconsumed fuel from furnace ashes.

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Potest Office HEADS BOARD OF JUDGES WASHINGTON. April 20 Professor George T. Ladd, of Yale, will head the board ot judges for the prize of $5,000 offered by the National Institution for Moral Instruction in competition for the best children's code ot morals, it was announced by the organization's headquarters here today. Parents Favor Early Hours in Class Room Parents of high school students are overwhelmingly in favor of opening school eajly and closing it at 3:15 in the afternoon to give pupils more time to work in gardens. A vote taken yesterday and tabulated today shows 91 per cent of parents favor the plan. GILES ATTENDS SESSION Superintendent of School Giles went to Shelbyville today to attend the annual meeting of the Central Indiana Superintendents' club. EXPECT EARLY PASSAGE WASHINGTON, April 20. Early action xm the section of the esjionage bill imposing a press censorship and other restrictions upon publication of military affairs was forecast upon the assembling of the senate today to re sume discussion of the measure. The cuckoo is a fine bird which sings as it flies, especially when pursued by angry little birds, whose nest it has attempted to invade. fl Food with pleasing flavor and real nourishing quality 99 pollutes the waters of the Rio FRANCIS & ROSS C Comedy Singing, Talking and Dancing Novelty. CYCUNGAIWTTS The Wheeling Wonders 20c; Balcony 10e: Evening Balcony, 10c and 20c

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