Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 148, 4 May 1917 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1917

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SUBMARINE BLOCKADE TRIPLES DEATH RATE III SHOP DISTRICTS

NEW , YORK. May 4. The German U boat menace baa made the food altuation ' in , Belgium and Northern Prance one of extreme gravity, the mortality among adults in the lndnstrial .districts- having multiplied by three during March and April, according to Herbert C. Hoover, who arrived here today from Europe on an American ; 6hfp. ? Mr. Hoover said he would go immediately to Washington to take charge of the government's food control program. "Like every good American, I have come over to do my share." Mr. Hoover said. "My new duty is too big a proposition to discuss at this time." :

NEW PARIS, 0.

Adolpb Baker, who has been at Richmond some weeks recuperating from a nasal surgical operation has returned home and entered school and la improving in health.. . . Orlo Charlton of Bucyrus, Ohio, who was the. guest of his sister, Mrs. E. E. Bevington the past week entered Reid Hospital for a minor operation and is doing nicely.. . . Menry Fitch has removed to his farm and Leslie Albright and family have moved into his town property..... The Sunday school of the Presbyterian church, are arranging to raise a flag from the church roof In the near future, some difficulty being experienced in obtaining the proper sized, flag by local dealers, and it is almost impossible to procure large flags from factories.. ... .Miss Kathryn M. Johnston of Chicago, a lecturer under auspices of the Lyceum Bureau, .in the interests of the colored .race, visited local friends the past week. . Miss Johnston is a graduate from the local schools. ....Peter M. Pence is visiting Henry Kramer, near Eaton Miss Carrie R. Whltaker. teacher in the Hollansburg schools, which closed their term Friday arrived at home Saturday to spend the summer.. . . .Mrs. Lon Hawkey was called to Brookville, Ind., Friday by the. serious illness of her father, a helpless paralytic. ' She returned home .Monday, but reported him as little Improved.. . . .Measles in light form, commonly known as French measles has made its appearance among the school children, and the town is liberally placarded with green cards of notice of "Measles Within." precautions to prevent a. spread of the disease.. . . .

George Clemens, colored, employed as

a farm hand by C. F. Scott, was re

moved to his father's home at Long-

town, Ohio, Thursday in the Kessler

ambulance. The young man was ill

for several days with grippe, which culminated in a painful abcess in his

head and he was removed home for treatment Miss Bernice Penland of

Mediapolis, Iowa, soent the past week

with Mr. and Mrs. George H. Penland. -. H. . Mr. and Mrs. C. : W.- Bloom fend Mr. and Mrs. O. H. King have returned heme from Florida, making the last of the New Paris colony which spent tM winter there, with the exception cf Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bopan, who will come later Mrs. Estella Miller removed her hourhold Roods back to New Paris from Richmond Wednesday occupying her residence on West Main street Mrs. C. P. Kirkpatrick delightfully entertained the J. L. H. S. C. in regular meeting at her Pearl street home Thursday evening. After spending the evening with their needlework, the guests were served with a light luncheon daintily prepared.. '.. .Mrs. Caroline McGrew, who just recovered from a five weeks' illness which confined her to her bed, has against suffered a heart attack which is keeping her housed up and will for several weeks.. .. .Rev. George F. Crites has returned from-Dayton where he conducteda series of religious revival meetings A. A. McNeill, former postmaster and prominent in Preble county Republican circles, who suffered two paralytic strokes the 20th inst., is holding his own and shows improvement Edward Paul of Springfield, O., spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McNeill..;.. Little Doris Mills, appendicitis victim.

who suffered a second slight surgical operation Thursday at Reid hospital, is doing nicely and will soon be at home Harry Hahn is allowing his roque feeling to be crucified by. his patriotism, as he has turned the old roque courts in the rear;of the tailor shop into a fine garden plot and expects to raise County Fair prizes therein. .

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Author oti -Beyond ToBth'e Paradise," "Ufa Piute Gift," Th Heal Thing."

There was all of Ufa before her, anyway. She was young. She thrilled to the thought ' Hurredly, Impetuously, she ran out of. the 'house.'She rang up Maynard on the telephone - . "Could she see him,' if she came at oncer " She was at his house within ten minutes. "I want you to give" me" some work now." she explained "any work with some touring company." : v.i ' He looked at her keenly. He had, of course, read something of the Fane affair in the morning papers. All Lady Torren's Influence could not hush it P- - ' ;- "' . ' '" -"'; "All right," he said slowly: then, quickening as the plan came to him, he said : "111 tell you what ; you can start wtth the Northern Company tonight. My sister is in it and will look after you." - He hunted out an assortment of the plays. : . . - - "The experience will polish you up," he said. Cecil thanked him. He gave her minute instructions and, she was to be at Euston at eight. Rather awkwardly he said to her: "Have you any money. Miss James ?" She flushed. "Yes; heaps," she said bravely. (There was still the money that Robert had given her for-her honeymoon.) She was there at eight-thirty, a forlorn little . figure in a shabby blue serge frock . " But kindly," ecentric Miss Maynard took her under her wing. . She had been told by her' brother that Cecil was to be the sensation of the year. She talked to her vivaciously of the "road," Its romance and .work, its tragedy and . bbpe. r ... Cecil listened, enchanted. . It was not until they reached Crewe that she remembered her telegram. It reached. Rachel the next morning at nine o'clock. - . . "I'm going to have a career. Good kick and happiness. Cecil." On Wednesday . Robert sent for Lady Torrens. . "Look .here," be said, his blue eyes

laughing in his pale face "look here,

what is all this mystery? Lady Torrens studied him.

" 'Where ignorance is bliss 'tis folly to.be wise,'" she Quoted. "A clever

woman said to me that all explana tions are superfluous afterward."

"Look here, Aunt Monica, I've got

about six minutes left to find out all

sorts of , things -1 don't understand

What is the matter with Dosser, for

one thing? - He seems partially imbecile; nearly bursts into tears when he

looks at me. And then Where's Gorde? . And then. I say, Aunt Monica, in Heaven's name, if I can see' you, can't I see Rachel?" Real distress was apparent on his face. - ' " " "I can't tell you everything, Aunt Monica," he said; "but I I simply must see Rachel Ford soon." Lady Torrens remembered that she was supposed -to know nothing of the secret marriage. , With an inward prayer for sense, she said rather lamely:

. "Yon have . to be kept quiet, , you know, Robert." He moved, impatiently. Suddenly he got np. "Look here," he said simply. I'm married to Rachel and I'm consumed with longing for her. For God's sake make them let me see her." ' Lady Torrens rose. -' "Goodby, my dear boy," ahe said, rather wistfully. i ' All this passion and love teemed to shut her out rather in the cold. - "You'll make them let me see her?" i "I promise." : The tender June twilight was falling; the last rays of the sunlight lay like bars ' of gold ' across : the f green walls. A mass of roses beside Robert filled the room with perfume. " .The door opened and Rachel came

in. She waa dressed In the wonderful blue-green gown that she had worn cn their wedding4ay; her. face was tremulous with the loveliness of love. "Robert." she said faintly. He held out his arms. She lay, still, -pressed close to him, then very gently she drew down bis head till it rested on 'her breast. "Say. that you love me!" be whispered. "I adore you, I love you, my king, my heart's dear love!" J "Feel how my heart beats, Rachel!" He put her band onto the thin silk shirt; beneath her , touch : his heart pulsed and throbbed. "It's .not your heart any longer," she whispered back "it is mine." The end

U S. SOLDIERS USE ALLY GUNS

I Masonic Calendar

WASHINGTON, May 4. American troops . that go ' to France will - have to use ally guns and ammunitions if they, are to be of use in fighting arainst.the Germans, Howard -Coffin, of the advisory committee of the council of national defense today : told state governors here for a defense conference. The allies, he said, are manufacturing' more ammunitions than they can use and can help supply the American soldiers.

CLUB COMMITTEE MEETS

The committee on Public Improvements held its first meeting Thursday in the Commercial club office. The new bridges for Main and G streets were discussed.

ECONOMY

Mr. and Mrs.' Cleo Culbertson and children, Webster, were dinner guests' of the Hlatts' Monday Mrs. W. L. Fenimore and - daughter. Blanche, spent Sunday afternoon with Edwards brothers. . . .Miss Garrison returned to Economy. Monday evening accompanied by her niece. Miss Thelma Gaskell, who will be a guest for several days. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Will Hill of here, Mrs. Ethel Tate of Losantsville were guests of Vine Scott and Miss Gusta Scott Sunday. In the afternoon Scott and Hill formed a mule-breaking party that proved a success. ...John Bachelor is back from Bloomlngport where he was connected with the Red Cross movement.

NEW YORKERS WANT TO HELP PRODUCTION

NEW YORK, May 4. Amateur gardeners are flooding the offices of the mayor's committee on food gardens with applications for Jobs on farms or places to cultivate during the summer months. -,

CALLS RED CROSS BRANCH

EATON, O., May 4. For the purpose of effecting an American Red Cross organization in Preble county a meeting will be held Thursday afternoon. May 10, in featon. Complete information relative to the organization has been received by promoters. Mrs. Arthur D. Davis , is temporary secretary and has issued a call urging the attendance of all interested.

CLERK ALL RUN DOWN , Restored to Health By Vinol ' Shelby ville, Ind. "I am a clerk In a hotel and was all run down, no energy, my blood was poor and my face covered with pimples. I got so weak I had to put up an awful fight to - keep at work. After taking many ether remedies without benefit Vinol has restored my health and strength." Roy F. Bird. ' For all run-down, weak, nervous conditions of men and women, nothing equals Vinol which contains beef and cod liver peptones and glycerophosphates. Try it on our guarantee. Clem Thlstlethwaite, Druggist, Richmond, Ind. Also at the leading drug store in all Indiana towns. Adv.

' Friday, May f 4 King Solomon's Chapter. No. 4, R. A. M.. called meettag, work in Royal Arch degree. Saturday. May 6 Loyal - Chapter. No. ' 49, O. - X. 8., stated meeting - and initiation of candidates. '-'

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The contrast between the freckles and the clear skin usually Is so great that no bleach can be more than partially successful in obliterating the disfigurements... Ordinary mercolized wax is far better; it literally peels off the freckles. Get an ounce of it at the nearest drugstore and tonight spread on enough to completely cover your face; remove ' in the morning with warm water. Repeat daily until every freckle has disappeared. . . Rough, blotchy, pimpled skin, also common at this season, may be entirely gotten rid of by this same method, without discomfort or inconvenience. The effort is decidedly worth while, the new complexion obtained being so clear, smooth and youthful. - If bothered with wrinkles or crowsfeet, bathe, the face in a lotion made by dissolving an onuce of powdered saxollte in a half pint of witch hazel. This Is the most effective and quickest-acting wrinkle treatment known. It is perfectly harmless. Adv.

. - MILLER'S .AN 11 SEPTIC OIL . KNOWN AS Saalie Oil; Will Limber, Yon Up A NewCreatten, Pain Killer and Antiseptic Combined ' For Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Lumbago, Stiff and Swollen Joints, Corns, Bunions or whatever the pete nay be, it is said to be wtthoot an equal. For Cats, Bums, Braises, Sore Throat. Croap. Diphtheria and TonsfiStls . It has been - found most effective. Accept no substitute. This great Oil is golden red color only. . There Is nothing like It. Every bottle guaranteed, 25 and 50 cents, or money rafmaded by leading druggists. Clem ThMlethwalte. Adr.

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Tn spite of the best care one take Vneseu. any part of the human machine

is .Sable to become out of order. The

mo, I important organs are the stomach heart and kidneys. The kidneys are the scavengers and they work day and night in separating the poisons from the blood. ' It is only reasonable to believe that they are liable to derangement. Their signals of distress, however, are easily recognized and include such symptoms as backache, depressions, drowsiness, irritability, headaches, dizsiness, rheumatic twinges, dropsy, gout. ' "The very best way to restore the

says Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., "is to drink plenty of pure water and obtain

from your favorite pharmacy a small

amount of Anune (double strength).

which is dispensed by most every drugcist." Anuric is inexpensive ana should be taken before meals. You will find

Anuric more potent than lithia, dissolving

uric acid almost as water does sugar. NEWS OF SOUTH BEND.

The best and . quickest way to relieve muscular soreness or stiffness of tbe joints is to use plenty of Speedway and rub it in wherever the pain is. It will not blister or burn will not do the slightest harm to flesh or clothing.' v It is absolutely harmless and antiseptic. You can feel free to use it bn the tenderest skin. Speedway is the original prescription

of an old physician, who used it with

pronounced success for many years.

It is good for rough skin, chafed skin, and all kinds of bruises. It is the

scientific liniment. Go to your nearest drug store and get a bottle today. Use freely and apply under bandage

id extreme cases of rheumatism. lumbago or sprain. Especially prepared by the Speedway Laboratories at Shelby, Ohio. A. Q. Luken & Co., and other good dealers. Adv. ;

EATON. O., May 4. All details have been arranged for the third annual field day exercises to be held Friday at the fairgrounds by the public schools of Preble county. Three thousand persons attended last year, but if weather conditions are favorable the coming event will draw even a larger crowd.

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South Bend,

Ind. "When I began

taking Dr. Pierce's

Golden Medical Discoveryand t Favorite Prescription I was suf

fering trom - stomach trouble, constitution.

., . and woman'sweakness.

The 'Golden Medical Discovery' had been a k favorite remedy for 1 coughs with my moth

er. I used the two

remedies ' off ' and on

far nearly a year. I was relieved of the

womanly trouble, and the stomach trouble improved ' under this treatment. The 'Pleasant Pellets' have also been used with the greatest benefit." Mas. Joan Shaplbt, 613 S. Fellow 8. Pleasant Pellets regulate stomach, live! tad bowels.. All druggists.

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rnRE full price of the J. premium is always taken out of the quality of the coffee. No pre mlum are given with Golden Sun. So while its price is modest, in every; pound there is an amanngnumbercf satisfying, fragrant, superbly delicious cups of coffee. Golden Sun is chaffless, so economical At your grocer's only in onepound sealed, air-tight cans. -

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WRINKLES DISAPPEAR SKIN SMOOTH . This is what women say who have treated their wrinkled, faded, tiredlooking skin with tbe marvelous Usit. This pure nut-oil skin food made from a formula brought from Egypt where for centuries it has been used by that country's famous beauties, Is quickly guaranteed' to 'banish wrinkles quickly, whether caused by advancing years or other reasons. The results after a short treatment are particularly pleasing as well as surprising. Usit seems to contain just the elements necessary to nourish and feed tbe skin back to a healthy condition, and wrinkles are never to be seen on a perfectly healthy, well nourished and cared for complexion. The pure nut-oils cannot harm the skin or cause the slightest hair growth. Thousands of grateful women can today testify to the wonderful things it has done for them.' It is only necessary to

rub it into the skin for a few moments each night before retiring to get the full beneit from its use. It is a

clean, delicately scented liquid, not

a greasy paste or cream, be sure to

remember this when- asking for it

and is always put up In bottles. For

sale . . at Thistlethwaite's . five, stores, and all first-class dealers. If , your skin is dry, if wrinkles are beginning to appear, we would advise you to get

some at once and begin its use without delay. You will find it a fine treatment as Veil for freckles, blackheads and many forms of eczema. Adv.

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