Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 153, 10 May 1917 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1917

DREN URGES THAT ONE SPAN BE CONSTRUCTED

Prosecutor Strayer today re-Iterated a statement made to an Indianapolis paper that Gilbert H. fiendren, chief of the state board of accounts, had urged building of one of the propesed bridges over, the governor's proclamation, v Strayer claimed that Hendren called him oxer long distance from Indianapolis last night and told him he believed that at 'least one of the bridges should be built The prosecutor declares the advice

was gratuitous as he had not called Hendren nor. asked his. opinion. Hendren issued a denial to the prosecutor's statement and said he merely had coincided with Strayer? statement that many Richmond citizens believed one bridge at least should be built, regardless of the governor's opinion. Strayer and Hendren have been in consultation several times on the various phases of the Richmond bridge situation. Several Indianapolis firms are understood to be planning to submit bids lor the two bridges. .

STEEL TONNAGE 18 SHORT

NEW YORK, May 10. The unfilled tonnage of the United States steel corporation on April 30 last was 12,183,083 tons, as announced by the corporation today, an increase of 471,439 tons over the previous month and again wreaking' all previous records.

ATTEMPT LIFE OF CUBAN HEAD

HAVANA, Cuba. May 10. An attempt was made last night to assassinate President Menocal of Cuba by means of a bomb explosion. Nine arrests were made before the conspirators could carry out their plans.

HALE ENTERS U. 8. NAVY

Elbert Hale, former high school athlete and member of the Richmond independent football team, has joined the navy and is awaiting orders to report at a naval mobilization camp at Chicago. Hale has been working at Newcastle for the past six months.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

District Headquarters ; Placed In Richmond

"Welfare work among the- soldiers is for everyone,' and not merely the Y. M. C. A.," says-E. M. Learner, secretary of the Y. M. C. A., in speaking of the committee meeting in Indianapolis . yesterday. The executive secretaries of the nine districts met to work out details for the campaign. Sunday, May 20, has been set apart as Young Men's Patriotic Sunday in Indiana. On that day all churches are asked to recognize the day by special sermons. Richmond has been made headquarters of the fifth district.

The Chamber of Commerce in Evansville is urging people to take up a plan of having a "meatless day" in each week to help conserve the country's supply of meat.

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PAI1ADIUM WANT ADS BRING RESULTS TRY THEM

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Cleanliness is next to Godliness and it's time now to brighten up. This is Glean-Up and Paint-Up Week so let's get together and make everything spic and span. Clean up the house, inside and outside rake up the lawn get rid of the dirt pile in the back yard make the neighborhood vacant lot a beauty spot instead of a dump pile let's all do our part in making our city healthful and cleanly, and last but not least don't forget to have your clothing touched up a bit, as it will be necessary to make the "Clean-Up" campaign a success. These advertisers will assist you.

To the Customers of the Chauncey Cleaning Co.

The customers of this Company are advised that it is proceeding at once, to put in substantial and working condition all of its plant and equipment to prosecute its business along the lines heretofore obtaining The loss of time is our most serious trouble. We appreciate the courtesies our customers have extended, and likewise the courtesies we have received and are receiving from competing plants.

THE Chauncey Cleaning Co. Ethel Wesner, Mgr.

You Will Want New Wall Paper and in making your selection you naturally want to choose from as varied a stock as is possible and that is why you will find it a real pleasure to buy here. The largest stock of the best wall paper in the city will be found, including many exclusive patterns and designs that cannot be duplicated elsewhere. We Also Carry a Complete Line of 5c and 10c Papers. Dickinson Wall Paper Co.

Phone 2201.

504 Mairt Street

Sweeper-

Simple in Construction, Strong Suction Easy to Operate.

Gets the Dirt and Loose Particles.

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See Me Before Buying C.E.Newman

21 North 16th.

Phone 1642

Velvet JFiekh The -best Flat" Wall Paint, in all colors at .$1.75 Per Gallon Any and everything in the Paint line. "We save you money." Old Reliable Paint Co. 10-12 South 7th Street

THE FINAL TOUCH THAT MAKES HOME "SPIC AND SPAN" Is Artistic Wall Paper and

Sells It for Less. Prompt and courteous to all; no jobs too big and none too small. Get our estimates. We are out of the high rent district and you get the difference in wall paper.

L. M. Hays

404 Main St.

Phone 2617

.Hloose Cleaners

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House Furnishings and Paint Depts. Joees lanlware

Company

It's Awning

Time ? Get Your Order in Now Get Awnings that not only protect against the sun, but that lend a Touch of Beauty and Contrast to your home. High Class Upholstering REPAIR. WORK A SPECIALTY Get Our Estimates Now. John H. Russell 16 SO. 7TH ST. PHONE 1793

For Years

The Best

Has Been Done By D. W. Walters m the Duntley Pneumatic Cleaner Will clean at your own home or will take work to my carpet department 107 SOUTH 9TH. PHONE 1904

All dull spots and all unsightly places must go. Lots of Helpers at Spencer's Hardware Store Paper Cleaner, Step-Ladders, Buckets, Brushes, Mops All kinds of tools for the lawn or garden, the best hose in town for ten cents a foot. Paints and Varnishes to meet your requirements. Get busy during the Great Clean-Up Campaign.

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630 MAIN ST.

PHONE 1213

After the "CleanUp" "PainOJp" Send Your Clothes to Us for a Real DRY CLEANING and PRESSING. We guarantee all work to be satisfactory. The Roy.W. Dennis

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8 N. 10th St.

Phone 2316

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