Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 153, 10 May 1917 — Page 11
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, MAY 10. 1917
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MUST KEEP STREET LIGHTS IN SERVICE TO CHECK DISORDER
NEW YORK. May .'10., The 600 presidents and - other executives of electric ; power companies.'Jn various part of the country whtf are attending la' conference; here, were warned ' yesterday '.by .Herbert .A. Wagner;, of Baltimore, president of the National Electric Light association against tutting down suddenly of power bow supplied to the general -public. ."Light for, our streets and homes," . he isald. "provides the most effective protection and security against " all forms of disorder and crime which the unsettled conditions may .encourage." Woman Draws Fine on Garbage Measure That the city is really in earnest In its efforts to enforce the garbage ordinance to the letter was indicated in city court today when Etta Smith, a olored woman, was $1 and costs for a violation of this ordinance. . Mrs. Smith, the mayor was informed, failed to provide a. proper cover for her garbage receptacle and also placed in the receptacle refuse which is not permitted under the provisions of the ordinance. The first case filed under the building code, was also given a hearing. Representatives of the Richmond Electric company pleaded guilty' to a charge of having installed electric wiring in a residence without having obtained a permit to do so, and had neglected 'to hav e the wiring inspected -by Building Inspector Hodgln.' The company received the minimum fine, $10 and costs. , j , HOLLVEG PREDICTS END TO CONFLICT
tRott oJ Honor"
Four recruits for the army were accepted by Sergeant Warner yesterday and today." . ; ' ' ' ' ' Recruiting" has slumped again in Richmond, the appearance here of Marshal Joffre and the French party failing to inspire the ; part iot ism . of eligible young men. " t; Warner expects "another rush of applicants when the training camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison Is opened. The four members of today's Honor Roll are; ".:'":'." v " Oliver R. Klngi Richmond, infantry. David M. Davis, Richmond, medical corps. .' . . ,
SENATE PUTS LIMIT ON ESPIONAGE BILL
WASHINGTON. May 10. By unanimous consent the Senate today agreed to -limit debate on the espionage bill to one hour for each senator until 11 o'clock lomorrov? and thereafter to ten minutes on the bill or five minutes on amendments for any senator. No time was fixed for a vote, but-it probably will, come by Friday-night. " -
WEST POINT CLASS TO LEAVE SCHOOL LAST: OF AUGUST
WASHINGTON, May 10. The first class at West Point will be graduated August 30, the war department announced today and immediately commissioned to supply 154 highly trained officers to aid in the instruction of the first 500,000 selective draft army to be called to the colors some time in September.
. Basel R. Lane, Lynn, cavalry. William G. Reister, Richmond, infantry." - King is a musician and probably will be assigned to band duty.
BRITISH MISSION ; TO COVER NATION ON VISITING TOUR
. WASHINGTON, May 10. Members of the British: mission prepared today to take part in the joint reception with the French mission at New York and later make a'tour cf the middle west and a visit to Canada. ' Sub-committees continue at work on detailed discussion" of subjects referred to them and hope to report to the main body next week. - . v v Mr. Balfour called on Secretary Baker at the war department this morning to r discuss collating jh e ( work ; distributed ; among the . sub committees " on hospitals, material,, munitions, intelligence and the sending' of an American expeditionary force to France. These committees especially, it is hoped,, will have their recommendations ready by the first of next week. ? V
ROTARIANS HEAR
ACKERMAN'S STORY
. Y--- - : WmW . Richmond Rotariana . will hear some
of Carl Ackerman's personal experi
ences in Germany at the weekly
luncheon Friday noon at the West-cott.
He is to be the only speaker. The
luncheon was to have been held Tues
day, according to the. club's custom, but the time was changed to accom
modate Ackerman.
REPRISALS TAKEN FOR TEUTONS LOST ON HOSPITAL SHIPS
BERLIN (via Amsterdam to London), May 10." An official statement issued today says: - ,; "In reprisal . f or i the, placing of a German general and 15 staff officers on French hospital ships in the Mediterranean the German authorities have placed thrice this number of French officers of . corresponding rank at points in the western industrial districts : which : are especially subject to aerial attack," ..
ATTENDS FEDERAL COUNCIL
: W.- C. Woodward is in Washington, D.. C-, attending a called meeting of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. This council met Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss war problems, and the duty of the church. "Ye' I
M'ADOO WILL SPEAK
WASHINGTON, May 10.-Secretaxy McAdoo has accepted an Invitation, of bankers and federal reserve bank, officials in Chicago to- address them May 17, on the -details of the Liberty loan. - A. 'V :f'.V,: ' ::
AMSTERDAM. Via London, May 10. The Bavarian Staats-Zeitung, a semi official newspaper and the personal organ of Premier Count Hertling, publibhcs a report of the sitting of the German federal council's committee on foreisiv affairs, under the presidency of Count Hertling. . ?. . It eays that there was an exchange of opinion .' in the course of which Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg made a statement in regard the general situation and the policy to be followed, a characteristic of which was the chancellor's complete confidence in a speedy and successful termination of the war.
Patrolman is Killed
EVANS vTLLE, Ind..' May 10. Gilbert Oudgel, a policeman," was shot and killed last night at the home of Patrick McDevitt. 23 years old. McDevitt declared he had found the officer in his wife's room undressed and in the struggle, obtained the patrolman's revolver and shot him.
CIVIC GARDENER GIVES TALK TO BOY SCOUTS
Civic Gardener Murphy addressed Patrol Two, Boy Scouts, last night at the city hall, on gardening. The Scouts are planning to plant Scout gardens and he advised them concerning their care. They may cither plant one large garden or several email plots, to be tended by from lo ir to six boys.
RED MEN HEAR SERMON
,Women Are Wearing Them Now Fashionable - New
Pump
$2.95, $3.45, $3.95
Patent Leather, Soft Kid, Pumps or with Fancy Straps, Low Heel and the Louie Cuban. New Method Shoe Store
Corner 7th & Main St.
2nd. Floor Colonial Bldg.
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL- ESTATE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the undersigned executors of the Last Will and Testament of Minerva Hart, late pt Union' County, States of Indiana, deceased, w ill, by virtue of the power and authority vested in them by said will (which will was duly probated in the Union Circuit Court of Indiana, and certaified copy thereof recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Wayne County, Indiana) offer for sale at public sale on the premises to be sold on Saturday, the 26th day of May, 1917, between the hours of one o'clock p. m. and four o'clock p. m. of said day, the following described real estate' situate in the city of Richmond, Wayne County, State of Indiana, to-wit: Lot number sixty-five (65) and two (2) feet .off the north side of lot sixtysix (66) in Block three (3) in Mendenhall & Price's Addition to the city of Richmond. There is a two-story double frame dwelling house located on said lot with ',
water, electric light, gas and all modern improvements; also one good barn, and being located at No. 221-223 South 14th Street. TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the purchase price to be paid in cash on day of sale, one-third in one and onethird in two years from day of sale; the purchaser to execute his notes for the deferred payments bearing six per cent, interest from date of sale, until paid, to be secured by first mortgage upon the real estate sold when said saile is approved by the court. ALSO to carry a fire Insurance policy upon
the buildings thereon for the benefit of the mortgagee as their interest may
appear under said mortgage. The pur
chaser, however, -r to nave the privilege of paying the whole of said pur
chase money, or any part thereof, in excess of one-third on day of sale if he should so elect.
Said sale will be made subject to the approval of thev Union Circuit Court of Indiana. GEORGE R. HART. LEONIDAS H. LAFUZE, Executors. Pigman & Roberts, Attorneys. Forrest H. Meek,' Auctioneer. Apr. 26-May 3-10-17-24
CHURCHILL SPEAKS AT SECRET SESSION
LONDON," May 10. Parliamentary circles were greatly interested in today's secret session of the House of Commons; at which many questions uppermost in the public mind were discussed. Col. Winston Spencer Churchill, formerly first lord of the admiralty; was the first speaker, as he was the most distinguished member -of the Liberal war committee which first demanded the secret session.
TESTS .TWO CANDIDATES FOR OFFICERS' TRAINING
. Captain James, MY Love, Jr., came to Richmond today from Muncie to examine two candidates for the officers' training camp. ' ' The candidates are Johnson B., McLean, of West Alexandria, and Lowell O. White, of Greenville, Ohio. McLean is station agent for the Ohio Electric at West Alexandria, and White is a student of Ohio State university! ' ' " '
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
WASPS TORPEDO HOSPITAL SHIPS
LONDON, M4y 10. Two more Hospital ships have been torpedoed by German submarines since British aeroplanes raided the tow of Freiburg as a reprisal for, previous sinkings of hospital shins, Andrew Bonar Law, member of the British war council announced today in the House of Commons.
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Cable-Nelson, Kimball, Lindenberg, Edward B Healy, Milton and Others Prices from $ 1 90 to $ 1 500 sold on Convenient Terms. See and hear the McConaha e-Nelson Phonograph before deciding.
Used Player Piano Priced for Quick Disposal.
We Sell Q. R. S. Music
The McConaha Co. Salesroom 413 & 415 Main St Phone 1079
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Red Men of the Osceola and Hokenrlauqua tribes will observe St. Tamina lav Sunday. "The lodce members will
attend service at, the Reid Memorial
hurtii where the Kev. j. s. mil win deliver n sermon on fraternity. The c lioir will present appropriate selections. ...
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Grocery Specials, Friday-One Pay Only
PURE CANE GRANULATED SUGAR in 25 lb. Cloth Bags, per bag
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NO. 3 CAN High Grade TOMATOES Regular 25c can
FLOUR Arlstos Flour. 24,fc lb. sack, special. .$ 1.95 LARD Pure Lard, 1 lb ..26c Compound, high grade, 1 lb. ..........23c Prunes fancy large prunes, 1 lb ...14c Kellogg's Corn Flakes, regular 12c pkg 10c Post Tosties, regular 10c package 9c Kre-mo Rice, regular 15c pkg 2 for 25c National Corn Flakes, regular 10c pkg . .8c Lippincott's High Grade Queen Olives In glass jars, regular 30c olives Y. ........... ..24c Pork and Beans, Hood brand, 1 lb. 5 oz. cans, while they last, each 15c Boon County Red Beans, 1 lb. 5 oz. can, per can. . .12c Blue Label Tomato Catsup, high quality, regular ISc bottle 15c Dyer's Brand Pork and Beans, individual 9 oz. cans, per can , ,.7c 1 lb. 2 oz. Kothe, Wells & Bauer high grade Peanut Butter, put up in glass jars, regular 30c jar, sale price 24c Crubo Apple Butter, regular 20c can of this high grade Apple Butter, at this very special price, each 18c
SHREDDED WHOLE WHEAT BISCUITRegular 15c package; per package
UNCLE SAM'S BOYS RIDE THE BIG
BICYCLE ELMER SMITH l(--'r0 The Wheel Man 426 Main St. Phone 1806
EPSOM SALTS, s Lb.
5c
CLIMAX Wall Paper' CLEANER
9c
Old Reliable Coffee, per pound 24c Hoosier Boy Coffee, per pound ......24c Pinto Beans, good cookers, per pound 16c Mexican Chilla Beans, per pound 16c Navy Beans, per pound 20c Lima Beans, per pound 20c Kidney Beans, per pound 20c Evaporated Apples in paper cartons, 15 oz. pkg., 15c 'Grape Juice, Nabath Brand, 3 bottles for. .....25c Apella, the new drink made from apples; an apple a day keeps the doctor away. It's fine; one full ' pint bottle; per bottle .....,.20c
Sweet Heart Talcum Powder ..........2 cans, 9c
National Biscuit Co's high grade Cakes and Wafers: Social Tea Biscuit, regular 15c pkg.,r 2 pkgs., 25c Saratoga Flakes, regular 20c package 15c Frotana Eiscuit, regular 15c pkg 2 pkgs., 25c Tomatoes, No. 3 can, two full pounds, regular 25c can, per can ......... .19c Hood's Brand Rolled. Oats, while they lastthree 10c packages for .25c Soups, vegetable and tomato, assorted . as you like 6 cans, 50c In less quantities at 10c per cari. - - Cove Oysters, per can 10c GIVE THE CHILDREN ORANGES Let them have - this recognized aid to digestion which makes other foods more efficient. We have Oranges, nice little juicy fellows, yes they're sweet, per doz. 15c
Leslie Whiff ington's Star Grocery Phone Your Order Early. Phone 1204
Mother's
Day
Sunday Mav 13
Send Her Flowers If possible, her favorite ones. They will carry a double , message.. If you don't remember her . favorites, . send yours.. If they are out of season, there is the lovely rose, the beautiful spring flowers and beautiful ferns. The thought of your remembrance will make it one of her happiest days. You Can 'Phone or Telegraph Them No matter where your Mother or you are ; you can step into our store and leave your order. If the distance is great we will telegraph the order. The country wide Association, called the Florists', .Tele-, graph Delivery, makes this guaranteed service possible. Lemon's Flower Shop
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PALLADIUM WANT ADS BRING RESULTS TRY THEM i
Natural Clothes the kind that lend that clean-cut, well-dressed appearance to e man comfortable clothes the kind in which you feel vigorous and alert, on the same footing with the other fellow. ; .. . y That kind of clothes you will find in clothes of genuine Loehr and Klute Quality The grace and beauty of Loehr Klute Quality garments show the ideal of an expert designer, made real by splendid materials and the inost skillful tailoring known to the industry. ... ...