Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 178, 8 June 1917 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1917

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2,000,000 LIEN NEEDED TO TAKE RUSSIANS PLACE American ; Military Experts Prepare to Fill Gap if Slavs Collapse. By ARTHUR 8EAR8 HENNING WASHINGTON, June 8. The military collapse of Russia will require the United States to furnish 2,000,000 soldiers as soon as it is physically possible to do so, in the opinion of not a few war department officials. It Is estimated here that with Russia out of the military reckoning Germany will be able to transfer nearly 2.000,000 troops from the. eastern to front. This transfer is

believed to be in progress, and a terrific drive by Hindenburg on the British and French is expected to materialize within the next few weeks. England has approximately 1,500,000 men in France. 1.000,000 in the Levantine countries, and is holding 2.000,000 at home, some of whom are still in training and some of whom are held to resist a possible invasion by Germany. England is raising an additional 500.000 men to meet the wastage of battle but is said to be unable to increase the size of the British armv on the western front, i Confess Delay in Drive 1 The British confession of a slow-up in the drive on the Hindenburg line was made in the article by the military correspondent of the London Times which was cabled to this country yesterday. A recognized military authority, who reflects the opinion of the war department, expressed the belief today that the military critic of the Times was not the author of the article but that it was written with the authorization of the British general staff if not by a member of the general staff himself. The article contained information, he asserted, that was not available to any civilian or other person not connected with the British war office. He characterized the article as England's explanation of the slowness of the advance, occasiorfed by its inability to assert a superiority of force over the central empires. More Germans to West I "The London Times writer states that there are seventy-six German divisions and thirty-six Austro-Hungar-ian divisions on the Russian front," be said. "They are inactive, and available for use in the west, which would give them a distinct superiority over the allies, taking into account the superior transportation facilities of the central powers over the Eng lish and French armies. "This total of 121 divisions means that, counting 15,000 men to the division, the Germans and Austrians have 1.815,000 troops available for service in the west whenever they are needed. This puts the allies back to where they stood four months ago, and means that to make up the deficiency of the Anglo-French-Belgian armies the United States will have to send

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To Live Long!

A recine riven bv a famous nhvsician

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easily rucugnizea symptoms 01 lnnammation, as backache, scalding "water," or if urio acid in the blood has caused rheumatism, "rusty" joints, stiffness, get Anurio (double strength). This is a wonderful eliminator of uric acid and was discovered by Dr. Pierce of Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. If your druggist does not keep it send 10 cents to Dr. Pierce for trial package and you will know that it is many times more potent than lithia and that it dissolves uric acid as hot water does sugar. .

For Country Club or Beach

White serare looks cool, refuses to muss or wrinkle, and comes up fresh and smiling from every cleansing. The lines of this suit are both youthful and smart a consummation devoutly to be wished. The unusual features are the wide pocket hem at the front of the coat, the greater length of the coat tails, the belt low in front and high in back, the flaring cuffs, the loop stitching of heavywhite floss and the satin buttons. All is developed in spotless white. With the suit is worn a hat of gray hemp, with a crown and semi-brim of vivid turquoise blue felt, through which laces a wide gray faille ribbon.

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HOME FOLKS TESTIFY.

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could scarcely get up after lying down. The first bottle I took of

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practically 2,000,000 soldiers to France.

"The London critic placed the blame

for this misfortune on Russia. The

provisional government of Russia has

pot been able to hold the Russian troops up to the butchery of war.

"They are tired of fighting and lack

ing in discipline. They are not moved by pleas for national honor, for their Slav brethren, the Serbs, or for the

allies. They want peace, and unless

they can be overcome they will have it.

"The allies are no longer counting

on, assistance from Russia this year,

and all their plans for military operations in 1917 will have to be made ever.

"The only hope for making the Rus

sian army effective, even if Russia

does not retire from the war, is through the restoration of discipline among the troops, which would require many months to accomplish. At the present time the soldiers have the

situation in their own hands and they refuse to fight.

Russia May Help Germany The allied . governments fear that

Russians, ignoring the central authority, will assist Germany in replenishing her military stores and food de

pots, being lured to this treachery by the great profits offered by Germany.

The entente governments, it is said

here today, will request Japan soon to share in the allied shipping burden. All the entente nations and the United States are risking their vessels in the common cause, while Japan, with few exceptions, is engaging her ships in a profitable carrying business free from all risks.

WHILE Rowing, to make the spprt more enjoyable and to aid your digestion,

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HIT TWO EATOIIIANS

EATON, O.. June '8. -Two Eaton-

ians were run down Thursday by auto

mobiles driven by women, but each fortunately escaped serious injury. One was Earl Young, director of the

Commercial club band, who was struck when -at Main and Barron streets by

ver Beeson. Ed. caiaweu, rurain

Crook, L. E. Thompson and Dr. Chas Kniese of Cambridge City Mrs

Phoebe Michael of Richmond, has been visiting her daughters, Mrs. Par

kins and Miss Carrie. . . .One hundred and fifteen enrolled at the registration in Washington township. One of

the number was a negro... Mesdames Squier, Lafe Beeson, George Wagner, Ernest Doty, Harry Doty, Will Miller, Miss Gussie Miller and Mrs. Homer

Newman of Columbus, Ohio, were Mrs. Kerlin's guests when she enter

tained the embroidery club Wednes

day afternoon Noah Morris oi

en automobile driven by Miss Myrtle

Benham, of West Florence. The other ' QM . formerly llved m

Milton, has been visiting relatives ana friends Mason Hittle from Zionsville, has been the guest of his grandmother, Mrs. Minerva Hittle, east of town. .. .Vernon Hess has gone to Cleveland to work. His brother Park is foreman in an automobile factory there.

was Willard Larkin, 10 years old, son

of G. G. Larkin. Just as he rode Ms bicycle out from the curb near the Poss hardware store on Barron street an automobile driven by Miss Mar

guerite Herbst was backed out. Tne lad was knocked off the wheel and

thrown to the ground . . . .The annual

banquet and reunion of the alumni as

sociation was held Thursday evening

in the opera house. A Japanese operetta, was staged Miss Edith Hart, court stenographer, has been re-ap

pointed by Judge Risinger tor a term of three years. The salary is $75 a month Under auspices of the Owl club, a Japanese operetta will be presented Friday evening at the opera bouse. Proceeds will be given the county Red Cross chapter Charles W. Eidson, J. V. Dye, H. L. Risinger and V. V Brumbaugh have been ap

pointed trustees of the public library

by Mayor Foos. Eidson and Dye will serve a two-year term, while Risinger

and Brumbaugh have been named for three years.

MILTON, IND.

PAPER MONEY ISSUED

ROME, June 8. The treasury department has arranged for a 160,000,000 issue of paper money in bills of one and two lire to take the place of silver pieces of this denomination. Since the issue of 5-lIre bills, two years ago, the 5-llre silver piece has disappeared from circulation and is now sold by banks at a premium.

On The Boards

"One Girl's Experience" was given a most commendable production by the popular Otis Oliver Players at the Murray last evening. It proved to be the best melodrama seen at this theatre in some time. The story is about a poor working girl, who afterwards turns out to be the daughter of the owner of a factory where she is employed. That the large audience liked the play was evident from the applause that greeted the players from time to time. A pleasing vein of comedy relieved the tense situations and balanced the performance nicely. Sarah Gibney was the heroine Lucy, and acted the part in a manner that

pleased all. Ashton Newton played the hero Paul in a pleasing manner,

both up

their

Glenn Argo were

usual standard. "One Girl's Experience" will be 6een for four more performances, the last one Saturday evening. 4 ONLY ONE OVERCOAT

Mrs. Josie Clouds, who spent the

winter in Florida, is visiting her brothers William and Frank Wallace

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ferris entertained Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Kellum of Rush-

ville, Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson and Will Austin of Cambridge City, were taken into the

Eastern Star Wednesday night Dr. Souier bought the property on

West Main street known as the Nu

gent home and will move in August. . Mrs. L. H. Warren entertained at six I o'clock dinner Wednesday, Charles Ferguson, Mrs. Lafe Beeson, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Newman of Columbus, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner Frank Connelly, delegate, and Theo. Crist, alternate, went to the Rnehville convention .... Mrs. Aurelia Roberts of Cincinnati, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sarah Roberts Omer Kerlin, who won the fish prize at the Richmond banquet, entertained Wed

nesday evening at a fish dinner, Chas. Kerlin, Will Muller, Oscar Kerlin, OH-

ELL-ANS

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COPENHAGEN. Denmark, June 2. Only an old parson or an invalid is permitted to ha?e a winter as well as a summer overcoat in Germany, under new order issued by the German Imperial Clothing Bureau, it is learned here. In addition, the person desiring to have two overcoats, must produce a medical certificate stating that the physical condition of the applicant is such as to make the winter coat necessary.

BOY SCOUTS IN CHINA

PEKING, June S. Many boy scout organizations exist in the larger Chinese cities. At Tsing Hua College, the institution near Peking established

ertson as the villain played the part so well that he was cordially hated from the front. Which is true art and only a seasoned actor like Mr. Robertson can do it. Harry Royal and Pauline Le Roy were excellent in their parts, Charles Phlpps as the father and

Whole Wheat and Milli the two most perfect foods given to man. Dietetic experts may quarrel about everything else, but they . are agreed on this. The proper combination is Shredded Wheat Biscuit with milk the greatest amount of protein (the element that builds muscular tissue) for the least money. Two or three of these Biscuits with milk make a nourishing breakfast on which to start the day's workand they cost only a few cents. A boon to the

ment, there is an especially flourish-; housewife because thev are incr s.ran1atnrt rtf hnv RPnllts. which HOU&CWUB UCldUbtJ UieV cUC

holds camp fire singsongs and gives ; ready-cooked and ready-to-

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which the audience liked. Jack Rob-! with thG Boxer indemnity money re

funded by the United States govern-!

frequent exhibitions of scoutcraft.

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JAMES C. ERWIN, Pastor Third Methodist Episcopal Church Hunt and Charles Sts. (Fairview) Richmond, Ind. Parsonage, 1009 Hunt Street Telephone 3112

II There Were No Churches, What Then? Honor and clean living would be undermined. Crime and all its hideousness would prevail. You need the church and its influences. Give God a chance with your better self next Sunday. "I was glad when they said unto me, Let Us Go Into The House Of the Lord," wrote David, Psalm 122:1. So will your heart be lighter if you attend church regularly. We Invite You. THIRD CHURCH Sunday School ..10:00 A. M. Preaching Sunday.. .11 A. M., 8 P. M. Song and Prayer Service and

Bible Readine. led by Pastor -Thursday S:00 P. M. MiDDLEBORO Preaching Sunday. ..9:30 A. M. Sunday School 10:30 A. M. Song Service, address by Pastor, and Social Hour Wednesday 8:00 P. M. BOSTON Sunday School.. 2:00 P. M. . Preaching Sunday... 3: 00 P. M. Song Service, address by Pastor, and Social Hour Friday 18:00 P. M.

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Diamonds As An Investment

Precious stones are getting scarce and are, therefore, increasing in value. Most of the markets are inaccessible at the present time. Luckily for you, we buy diamonds in large quantities. Just before the war started, we stocked up heavily. The result is we have a most complete stock now when there is such a big demand for precious stones and our prices have not gone up. You will find our Diamond Department capable of giving you many valuable suggestions. Put your diamond problems up to us. O.E. Dickinson No Plated or Filled Rings Sold Here.

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