Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 146, 2 May 1917 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1917

FEELS THAT MEN MUST BE SENT TO AID FRANCE

WASHINGTON. May 2. President Wilson and his cabinet held avery brief leaslon Tuesday and while the subject of sending American troops to France at an early date was not discussed formally It became known definitely that the prevailing view among administration officials is that a force thould be sent as soon as possible.

ECONOMY

Here Is the "Roll of Honor" list of Perry township young men who enlisted as Federal soldiers in 1860-61 ind fought to preserve the Union: John Densmore, Henry Conley, Elic Massey, Mart Coffman, Clark Wall, Bill Brueer, Wes Routh, Silas Good, Lon Good, Lawrence Good, Dan Fierce. John Rupe, Ed Bias. Bill Bias, Will Salisbury, Riley Salisbury. Jobe Swain, Bud Swain, John Neal. Tom Burgess. Henry Farmer, Malon Farmer, John KerNutt, Bill KerNutt, Edora Edwards, John Finch, Dick Rapber. Edom Cain, Ed . Cole. Luna Wright. Sam Miller, Captain, John Fraiser. Ab Fraiser. Joe Debty. Barnard Bradflel. Rupe Adimson, Lon Marshall. Swayne Marshall, Will Lamb, Merritt Lamb, John W. Lamb, George Lamb, John H. Lamb, Martin Lamb, Henry Lamb.

OUST MIAMI FRESHMEN

OXFORD, O. May 2 Five Miami university freshmen, implicated in a hazing unt in which Robert A. Wilfcinscr Wert, lost his mustache, have I . . - listed from the freshmen dormintory, and ordered to secure lodgings in town. . , '

Dublin Women Form Branch of Red Cross

DUBLIN. Ind., May, 2. A number of ladies of Dublin have organized a Red Cross auxiliary here. A great deal of Interest has been manifested and they expect to be at work very soon. The following officers have been elected. President. Mrs. Bra Beeson; vice president, Mrs. Aldo Cain; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Ora Oler; executive committee are Mrs. Knipe. Mrs. Francis Whorton. Mrs. Opal Walton, Miss Mary Hoover and Mrs. Annabel Ridenour. The I. O. O. F. lodge ha given the room west of Grove's grocery to use as their meeting place. - ' NEW CIRCUS LOT SOUTH OF BEALLVIEW WILL BE OPENED A new circus ground for Richmond! The South Side Improvement Association last night decided to use about forty lots belonging to 1 the Association between South O and P' streets for circus or exhibition ground." It was decided to ask the street car company to raise or repair the tracks on South Eighth 6treet in order that the street can be repaved. " Members of the association have been asked to meet with the county commissioners at the Court House, May 12. At that time bids for-the new South G bridge will be opened. OXFORD TO ISSUE HOG LOT PERMITS OXFORD. O, May 2. Mayor Hughes advocates less waste and more hogs. He has declared a dead letter the ordinance prohibiting hog raising in th village, and wants all garbage turned into 6wine. Permits will be issued to persons who . give assurance than their hog pens will be maintained in sanitary condition; otherwise the health officer will revoke the permit. This Is to continue while the war lasts and prices are high.

Atk PorGtt The Original Nourishing Dalidoua DigettibU Safe Milk

ft latent.. Invalid and Growing Children.

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I Rich Milk. Malted Grain

POSTPONE SONG FEST PLANNED FOR JUNE

CONGRESS OF MOTHERS ADVOCATE PROHIBITION

The annual Sangerfest of the TriState Saengerbund, including German Blnging societies in Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky, scheduled to be held here on June 10 has been postponed Indefinitely, following a recent decision of the North American Saengerbund that all sectional .singing contest be abandoned until the war is over. The local Maennerchor which has been preparing for the contest under the leadership of Lee B. Nusbaum will continue Its practice work. It proposes to give a concert for he benefit of the Red Cross society. The meeting would have brought contesting societies to Richmond from many of the large cities in the Middle West.

LEWISBURG, 0.

M. H. Markey and son, Francis, and Mrs. Civllla Finney were in Kokomo, Ind., Monday and Tuesday, and drove the latter' s new Apperson Jack Rabbit home Roy Walters and wife visited over Sunday with Mrs. Walter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Ozias, of near West Alexandria Miss Eline Anderson of Springfield and Rev. L. M. Wallick of Wooster are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Stomberger. . . .Roy Floyd of New Brighton, Pa., is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beam attended the funeral of Mrs. Frank Davison at Eaton Saturday.... Mrs. Florence Lum of Dayton is spending several weeks with her mother, Mrs. Mary Williams. . . .Rev. Peters and Mrs. Peters spent Thursday in Dayton James Gates and wife visited Russell Sweeny and wife of near Ithaca, . Sunday.

WASHINGTON, May 2. National prohibition was advocated , by the National Congress of Mothers today, and a resolution was adopted urging women to study current political questions in order to be able to vote intelligently when they get suffrage. Mrs. Frederic Schoff, Philadelphia, was re-elected president.

When Edward Men-lam was drunk

he liked to see flames. So he set more than forty fires in Brooklyn during the

last two years, some of them imperil

ing many lives and causing losses as high as $250,000.

FACE BROKE OUT WITH PIMPLES

Disfigured Very Much. Itched and Burned. Cuticura Healed.

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"My face broke out with red, sore looking pimples. The pimples festered and irritated very much, and mostly al

ways came to a head so that

my face was disfigured very

much for the tune being. Later on they became itchy and burned a lot. This lasted about two or three months. "One day I sent for a free sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I applied

them in the evening and slept better for they cooled my face, so I bought more and in three weeks my face became ciear.and I was healed. "(Signed) Arthur Briesemeister, 3057 West 19th Street, Chicago, 111., Sept. 25, 1916. Cuticura Soap and Ointment have proved most valuable for the treatment of pimples, blackheads, redness and roughness, dandruff, itching, irritated scalps with dry, thin and falling hair, of young and old. For Free Sample Each by Return Mail address post-card: Cuticura, Dept. R, Boston." Sold everywhere.

A Maltoogjainiy (Groestt-rooinm Snniie Tfiiaiti Speaks off Coflonimaill Pays

The charm of an heirloom is combined with the skill of modern workmen in this 3-piece set. Here is the quaint poster bed with gracefully rounded posts, the large topped dresser with mirror, 28 by 30 inches, and the most distinctive piece of the up-to-date chamber, the dainty toilet table with its triplicate mirror. . The best kind of advertising we know is to ask you to look for yourself and to imagine how your guest-room would appear in these furnishings. The cost is:

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tubaUtutaa Goat YOU Sam Price.

Kodak Films developed Free Prints 3c each, thwaite's Drug Stores.

Thistle-

$7.50 Monthly

We Sell Chambers Fireless Ranges

We Sell Hocsier Kitchen Cabinets

PALLADIUM WANT ADS BRING RESULTS TRY THEM

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Richmond's Daylight Store

No Approvals, Charges, or Exchanges During This Sale

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Sale

Thursday, Friday aod Saturday event vou have been waiting for Your unrestricted choice

100 Man-Tailored Goat Suits, originally priced $20 to $40 at

unts Worth $2M to $40o00 f or $ 1

$15

This Suit Sale is exceptionally attractive as merchandise has never been so high in price. The suits offered are made of finest materials and choicest silk linings, in all the wanted colors. The styles are the newest, many having just arrived. Every suit is up to the Palais Royal standard of quality, fit and workmanship. We advise being on hand early as you will never buy suits any cheap er

$20.00 to $40.00 Values

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$20.00 to $40.00 Values