Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 166, 25 May 1917 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1917

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GARFIELD MUSICIANS PRESENT FINE MUSIC AT FESTIVAL OPENING

Garfield junior high school gave the opening concert of the annua! Music festival at the Coliseum last night A chorus of 400 voices and an orchestra of 60 pieces furnished the program. The children, pupils of seventh and eighth grades, while very young disi played unusual musical ability. Their ability to follow the director, and keep their tones true, were noticaible characteristicsof the program. The boys' glee club sang two numbers. "The Minstrel Boy," and "Sailing." in a. very pleasing manner. , Roland. Hockett' scored quite a hit when he played a clarinet solo. "Playtime." His clearness of tone was heartily received by the audience, ,-.--Gave Two Selections A chorus of fifty girls gave two Belectidns. "June Tide" and. "Sabbath Morrt." Both numbers were well given a.d heartily received. - v J Marx Jones gave a violin solo, "Gavotte." op. 23, No. 2, a very heavy selection for an amateur. Her sinfulness in rendering it was highly appreciated. '' ' ' '.' '. No little credit is due Miss Edna Marlatt.'-who had charge ; of, the program;' ,; - rt This'jafternoon and evenlnr the other two concerts will be given. The High school - chorus and orchestra will furnish the program, this evening. '

MILTON, IND.

Mt9.. A. ?J. Hart has as her guest, her slater Mrs. Alice Strayer, of Denver, Colorado. , Mrs. Strayer spent the winter with her brotbe at Indianapolis. .....Mrs. Fern Beeson and Alvin Beal of near Bentonvllle, were married May 17.;... Mrs. Curt Little has as her house guest, Mrs. Robert O'Leary of Chicago Paul Johnaon, who now Uvea in Indianapolis, baa smallpox.. . . . Mrs. Threewttta will make her home

with Mrs. Swafford, of south of town. Miss Marie Schobln wbo has been the .stenographer for the DoddridgeBeck company, is attending the Richmond Business College..... Mrs. Byron Whltely and children of Richmond, have been spending the week with Milton friends.. ... .Miss Sarah Roberts entertained as week-end guests Mrs. Emma Fulghum of Richmond, Harry Roberta of Cincinnati, and Mr. Kenney A cement floor has been put in the basement of the school bouse, and the walls and blackbordB of the rooms newly painted... ..Harry Manlove has purchased the James Gray property on South street.. . ..Mrs. EImira Roark, who spent the winter with her son Dr. Roark, at Waynetown, has returned home Friday night at the Friends church, the Rev. Mr. Outland will tell of his work among the Indians. . ..Mrs. Nancy Baldwin will live with Mr. and Mrs. James Kellem, who have moved' Into her house Earl Atkinson went with Ernest Doty on an auto trip to Liberty, Brookvllle, and several Ohio towns Prof. L. E. Thompson has been re-elected superintendent of our schools. Miss Gossie Miller has been chosen to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of Miss Blanche Moore.: '.. .The Camp-fire girls enjoyed a ceremonial meeting at the home of Mrs. Squlers Wednesday evening when Alice Murley became a member.

THE MAN WHO HANDLES ALL OF AMERICA'S MONEY

TAX CAUSES HIGH

TOBACCO PRICES

LONDON. May 25. The most un

popular persons in England at the pres

it day are the retail tobacco dealers. Tbey are accused of tbe most brazen stroke of war profiteering that has yet been achieved. The budget introduced last week raised the. tax on tobacco by forty-four cents a pound. Thereupon almost all of the dealers announced a raise in prices averaging, on all forms

of tobacco, about sixty-four cents a pound. The dealers took advantage

of an extra tax to charge the con

turner tbe tax and also an extra profit of twenty cents a pound. The consumers are Indignant, but .as the dealers generally hang together, the consum

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using tobacco.

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John Burke, Treasurer of the United States and former Governor of South Dakota, is shown here holding a paokage ocntaining $40,000,000, If jhis package of-paper money were converted into the gold it represents it would weigh 76 tons. . . , ; 1 : Mr, Burke Is the only employe of the United States Treasury who is placed under bond. He is responsible for all the money passing through the department. -, - '.

SEARCH IS MADE FOR DUZ HISTORY

MEXICO CITY. May 25. Earnest search is being made for the "Autoblgraphy of Porfirio Diaz," news of which has just come to light here. It is alleged that Diaz in 1892 completed a book covering his life experiences and administrations up to that time. This book, it is said he wished made public only after his death. Only 100 copies were struck off. The original manuscript was destroyed by Diaz it la said and the 100 copies placed in a chest and put away. -;.

MISS AMERICAN VISITORS' MONEY

STRATFORD-ON-AVON, England, May 25 The trustees of Shakespeare's birthplace and Anne Hathaway's cottage are missing the usual influx of

American and other visitors, the. lack of which has seriously affected their financial position during the past year. It has therefore been decided to raise the price of admission, to restrict, free passes, to reduce the staff and invite honorary assistance in guiding visitors.

CHANGE CREWS' QUARTERS LONDON, May to. -juvv . .ed ships now in course of construction are to have accommodation for seamen and firemen on an entirely new basis. The men will, have their quarters aft, there will be a mess-room , and complete bath room and lavatory arrangements. -. -.v-.-. '

STANDARD OIL ORDERED TO REMOVE 50 TANKS

MEXICO, CITY, May 25. The Standard Oil company has been ordered , by the department of Commerce and Industry to remove about fifty oil tanks erected in the Tampico field. These tanks the department declares

were erected without permission and were not erected according to govrnment standards. It is said the tanks cost approximately $500,000 to construct. . ' - . .

Temperature Fell Two Below Freezing Early This Morning

"l told you so." That was the tone in the voice of W. E. Moore, weather forecaster, today when he announced that, "we got our freeze last night." According to Moore, the temperature dropped to 28 degrees at 3:30 o'clock this morning.. The reading was made on a government self-registering thermometer. '-' . By 7 o'clock this morning, however, the temperature had risen to 40 de-

THOUGHTS TO THINK ABOUT Sunshine and shadow alternate, with pleasure in every change. ' " -J Sincerity and loyalty are. badges which admit into the kingdom of attainment. When the readers of Want .Ads are slower in making answers to your advertisement than you should wish, force the Issue with them by doubling the amount and force of your advertising.

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grees.- Moore stated that the. short duration of the below-freezing temperature prevented serious damage, although some corn in the lowlands was nipped. " General rains are predicted, beginning Saturday. These will be followed by several 1 days of . unsettled weather.

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COMPROMISE STRIKE -

A 'strike of textile workers In the

federal district, - the State of "Mexlcoj and Vera Cruz, has been settled by arbitration In which C. Lopez de.LaraJ governor of the federal district, played, an Important part. The strikers were! giwn increases in wages ranging fromj 25, to ,100 per cent,.graduated according to the wages now received. '

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