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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1917

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BRINGING UP FATHER

By McManus

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TWO AMERICAN AMBASSADORS IN PARIS

Fiancee of Late Germany Air Scout

Dresses as Man and Enters Service

GENEVA, May 17. (Correspondence of the Associated Press). A German girl aviator belonging to a -rich family 1 at Constance, whose finance was a member of the-flylng corpswas killed in France during an aerial raid last November, has taken up his work as aviator and aerial scout. Fraulein L who Is 22 years old, has the rank of lieutenant in the army, dresses like an officer and few knew her secret. According to the Konstances Zel-

tung she has brought down three

enemy machines on the Vosges-Belfort front and has learned to handle a machine gun in an airplane like a

man. With hair cut short and a strong face, the journal adds, the young woman cannot be distinguished from-other young, officers. She has been fighting in the air for four-months and has had two narrow escapes, being forced to land within the tJerman lines but has not been "wounded.

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MILTON, IND.

AMBASSADORS . SHARIF WHIOXOCK

William G. Sharp, American Ambassador to France, and Brand C. Whltlock, American Ambassador to the conquered Kingdom of Belgium, photographed together in Paris. Ambassador Whitlock has been compelled to. leave Brussels, the capital of Belgium, as a result of the American entry into the war, and is now making his headquarters at Havre, the new seat of the Belgian Government. 1

ELDORADO, OHIO

Miss Reva Hapner, of near West Sonora, returned home Sunday, after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. John Nearon. . . .Mr. and Mrs, D. A. Petry and daughter, Lucille, of Farmersville, were the guests of Mrs. Mary Murray, Saturday and Sunday... Mr. and Mrs. Worley Barton and sons ,of near New Madison,, took dinner, Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Harrison i Wellbaum end daughter Hattle. In the afternoon In company with Mrs. Welflbaum and daughter they visited 'with Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Holtzmuller, of near West Manchester. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blackford and daughter, 1 lelen. and Dr. and Mrs. George Blackford attended services at the TTniveralist church of New Madison. Sunday f venlng Mrs. Mollie Colvln spent Saturday and Sunday In Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. P. L. KImmel and family E. A. Holcomb left Sunday for Moxahala, Perry county, Ohio, where he will visit several days with his parents and other relaticea.. .Rev. J. H. Blackford was called to Brookvllle, O., Sunday, to conduct the funeral of Joshua Garwood. In the evening he took supper with Mr. and Mrs. William Stokely, former residents of this place.... Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Stayton and Mrs. Grace Lee spent Sunday "S with Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Stayeon of Glendale. near Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. J. M. KImmel visited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young and other relatives of Eaton, Sunday. In the foreroon they attended services at the Universalist church and heard Rev. G. I. Kern, a missionary who .recently returned from Japan... Mrs. Elizabeth Bainhart spent Saturday and Sunday with her brother, James Pence and family, of near Eaton.... Mr. and Mrs. Clem McKee and daughter Ruth, Miss Mary Swartzell and James Johnson motored to Eaton Sunday evening and attended services at the Universalist

church.

Masonic Calendar

Friday, May 18. King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Called convocation; work in Mark Master degree. Saturday, May 19. Loyal Chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeting and initiation of candidates.

ORGANIZE GARDEN CLASS

A class in gardening is being organized at the High school. E. L. Murphy, civic gardener, will have charge of the class to be conducted the remainder of the semester, and continued this summer. Thirty-seven boys have expressed a desire to Join.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

Mr. and Mrs. Linville Wallace were In Richmond Tuesday The Card club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Oliver Bee-son. Mesdames Blackburn, Crooks and Davis were honor guests. The club will meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Lafe Beeson The Red Cross Auxiliary meets each Tuesday and Friday afternoon in the domestic science room of the school building. Every woman In the township Is urged to help in this work.

FORMER VIVIEN GOULD TO NURSE RUMANIANS

William Parker and wife and Mrs. Lee Flora spent Sunday with John Parker and family. .. .Miss Grace Aydelotte is very kw from complica

tions arising from inflamatory rheumatism .... Edward Mc Whinney, five-year-old son of Elmer McWhinney, is very low from complications arising from measles and tonsilitis Harve McWhinney and family were called Tuesday to the home of Jim Markey and wife on account of the serious condition of their little son who had been poorly for some time. .

"Buy a Home" campaign will be conducted in Anderson from May 21 to June 3

THOUGHTS TO THINK . ABOUT Brag about your .knowledge and you show ydur own ignorance, .-f , y.

Work is but play when happiness Is the goal in the game.

All advertisements are segregated and grouped according to things of a-kind. in the Palladium classified section, to help you find quickly what you look for. See for yourself in today's issue. - Read Want Ads in today's Palladium.

300 MEN LEAVE MIAMI TO WORK ON

FARM8

HAGERSTOWN, IND.

Miss Josephine Ulrich, who lives north of town, and Alvin Woollard, son of Mr. -and Mrs. Aaron Woolard, were married Monday evening by Rev. Lewis Teetor, at the Teetor home. They , will live on a farm Allen Pierce Js very sick at his home on North Elm street, with little hope of recovery.

OXFORD, O., May 17. Nearly three hundred male students of Miami Universitr left for their homes today on short notice, following the edict of Governor Cox that they must engage in some sort of productive labor, preferably farming. The boyB knew nothing of the arrangement until it was announced in chapei by President Hughes. They were given 'twenty-four hours' notice to get out of town, or be regarded as slackers -

EXPORT CONTROL IS CONSIDERED WASHINGTON, May 17. Ttepreeentatives of the National Foreign Trade Council are in conference with commerce department officials on the policy to be pursued by the government under the export control legislation pending in congress. They have been told a plan of action probably would be completed this week after final conferences between American officials and members of the British mission. - 1 ''

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

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LADY. Drc I Lady Decies, the former Vivien Gould, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould, of New York, is to go to Rumania with a British hospital

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Nine hundred bushels of seed po ,(atoes have been distributed by deal er in Kendallville.

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Liberty Loan, 1917 The U. S. War Loan recently authorized is the best secured government loan in existence. It affords opportunity for investment based upon safety and patriotism. You can subscribe on a partial payment plan if you so desire. The officers of this institution offer their services, entirely without charge, in receiving and attending to all details of subscription. Second National Bank Richmond, Indiana

20 pieces All Silk 40-inch Georgette Crepe, suitable for Waists and Dresses, $ 1 .75 value, sale price $1.48 10 pieces 32-inch All Silk Wash Shirtings for men's and ladies wear, values up to $ 1 .25, sale price'.". 88c

Our entire large line of Colored Taffeta Silks in 36inch widths, worth up to $1 .50 per yard, sale $1.23. Flesh, Ivory and Rose colored 36-inch Jersey Silk for Undergarments, $1.50 value; sale price $1.08 Black 36-in. Messaline, worth $ 1 .25, sale price $1.08 10 pieces Fancy Silk and Cotton Crepe De Chene, suitable for Dresses and Waists; also for children's dresses, worth 58c and 68c; "sale price. . . . . .48c Our entire line of Stripe and Plaid Wool Skirtings at a discount of 1 0 per cent

The great scarcity of Silk and Wool Fabrics has led to a great increase in prices. Our early and advantageous purchases enable us to offer our customers these exceptional values. Read the items carefully, come pre-. pared to see the splendid values, and charming display of Fabrics now spread upon our counters.

12 pieces Silk and Wool 40-inch Poplins, $1.50 value, sale price, $1.18.

15 pieces 40-inch AH Silk Crepe de Chine, much in demand this season, and in choice colors; $1 .50 value; sale price $1.18.

All regular stock of Stripe Skirting Silks at 10 per cent discount