Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 190, 22 June 1917 — Page 4
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1917
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"If any man can read the description of the "hundreds of men wounded, lying on contested ground and screaming all through the night" and
not burn to end the war instantly by any honorable means, he must be a devil or a munitions manufacturer." Israel Zangwill. Red Cross Slackers, Read This Professor S. H. dark of the University of Chicago scores the man who fails to give to the Red Cross War Fund in the following words : "Anyone who can afford to and does not subscribe liberally to the Red Cross hundred million dollar campaign is either heartless or wants Germany to win. Such people should be ostracised. Society should slam its door in their faces; honest people should shun them; servants should refuse to serve them; tradesmen should refuse to do business with them; and mothers, fathers, sisters, wives, and brothers, whose dear ones are fighting for their country, in the blood stained trenches of Europe should cross to the other side of the street when they appear." Red Cross Bulletin.
Wooden Ship Problem It seems to us that the bitter controversy over wooden ships which has arisen between General Goethals and the other members of the Shipping Board can be easily settled. Chairman Denman and his political subordi-
; nates say that steel ships cannot be built fast enough to overcome the submarines, and has
asked authority to order for our government's account one thousand wooden ships of 5,000 tons each to cost over five hundred million dollars. General Goethals says that woodenihips will be useful only for carrying food and ammunition during the war, and will be practically useless after the. war in carrying the commerce of the United States. The ships are needed, not for ourselves, but to carry necessary supplies to our allies, chiefly England. 4 . But England, which is "mistress of the seas," has placed orders for more than 114 large steel
cargo ships in American yards, including more than 50 ships for the Cunard line. Mdreover,
England is using all 1 her own shipyards to in
crease her own .navy and to build more grea
steel ships for her commerce after the war.
Now if England, which has more experience
in foreism commerce than any other nation
needs for her own immediate purposes a thous and wooden ships costing more than five hun
dred million dollars, let England build them for
England, and let them be the property of Grea
Britain after the war. England surely cannot
ask the United States to build and own wooden
ships whose sole purpose is to serve England,
while England is building only steel ships selfish
ly to serve herself. All the resources of the great shipyards
America should be used to build our own war
ships, our own steel merchant ships of great ton nage, and our own submarines. For if subma
rines can put British sea supremacy in jeopardy
notwithstanding Britain's omnipotent navy, they
can also, if we have enough of them, absolutely
protect the United 'States against invasion by
any enemy.
The heated discussion, therefore, between
Chairman Denman and General Goethals as to
wnrvten shins should, we think, be referred to
Great Britain,, the greatest expert in such mat
ters, for decision.
If she wants them, she should build them her
self. New York American.
HE RULES CHINA
All Nations Fight in Foreign Legion
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Here is an Interesting study in nationalities. It shows the various types represented in the famous fighting Foreign Legion of France. Top, left to right, are shown a British West Indian, a Japanese, and a Roumanian. Belowleft to right, are a Russian, a Swiss, a Serbian and a native of Ceylcn. No American is shown in the picture although a number of Americans have distinguished themselves as members of the Legion.
On The Boards
"The Call of The Heart," scored another success for the OUs Oliver Players at the Murray last evening. A bet-
JUST A TOUCH OF ICE-MINT. PRESTO! Ah! How Cool, Easy and Comfortable Your Feet Will Feel!
1 Corn sufferers garner rouna; get " right up close and listen, here's good ' news for you. The real, genuine "Corn Killer" is ' here at last. No humbng. Ice-Mint, the new discovery made from a Japanese product, is eaid to surely and quickly end all foot misery. Think of ' It; only a touch or two of that cool- ! lng, toothing Ice-Mint and real foot joy it yours. No pain, not a bit of , soreness, either when applying it or ' afterwards and it doesn't even irritate
. the surrounding skin.
Ice-Mint Just makes a pair of tired,
- swollen, aching, burning feet glow
with cooling comfort.
Hard corns, toft corns or corns be
tween the toes, also toughened cal
loutes just shrivel right' up and lift
off mo c&bv. It's wonderful.
Every foot sufferer can appreciate a
treatment like this, especially women
who wear high heel shoes and men who are obliged to stand on their feet all day.. " " Try it. Just ask in any drug store for a small jar of Ice-Mint and learn Tor yourself what solid foot comfort really is. There is nothing like it
ter dramatic performance has never been given at this popular playhouse. Each member of the company gave a splendid performance, there being
not the' slightest hitch. Ash ton Newton, was seen' to fine advantage as the
son, and he handled this difficult part
superbly. As the American Girl, Ruth Dunbar, was a big success, her charming, youthfulness, pleasing personality and bewitching manners made her
loveable to all. Pauline LeRoy, gave a wonderful performance as the mother, Glen Argo, gave a character inpersonation that deserves especial mention. Jack Robertson as the son, held the audience spellbound by his acting, Henry Crosby played the father in a pleasing manner, Harry Royal and Mr. Wallace made up the balance of the cast," which is one of the best ever seen in Richmond. "The Call of the Heart" will be given again this evening with two performances Saturday. Underlined is '.The Divorce Question."
REGISTRY BOARD WOULD SAVE STATE MONEY
The Wayne county board of registra
tion which is preparing to register vot
ers for the election of delegates to the Indiana constitutional convention has
asked the state for a ruline relative to
that section of the registration law re
quiring two duplicate copies of each application being made for the two leading party organizations. Additional clerical assistance will be required in every county. It is pointed out, lf these additional copies are made, and it is the - opinion of the Wayne county board that the approaching registration will have no Interest to the political- organizations. , The -chairmen of both Republican and Democratic countv committer in
Wayne county have waived the right to
cemana copies of the applications. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
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GSN. CHANG HSUT, General Chang Hsun is now dictator of China, according to dispatches
from Pekin, President Li Yuan Hung
being little more than a figurehead. The insurgentsare calling a convention at Tien Tsin for the purpose of forming a provisional government, headed by the dictator, who is expected to act as president and premier. It is believed that General Chang is endeavoring to obtain from the former leaders of the Manchu dynasty an agreement for the restoration of the empire.
Red Cross society of Randolph county.
At the meeting fifteen members were selected to solicit membership. To
date 141 members have been secured.
....Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shade have
returned from a vacation at the north'
ern lakes .Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Bailey and son Kenneth, and Ed
Bailey of Winchester, were guests of
Frank Daly and family Wednesday.
The. Mason lodge at this place will
observe the anniversary of St. John";
Day on Sunday, June 24, at 2 p. m., by a flag raising and public address by Chas. W. Jordan of Richmond. Music by Lynn orchestra.. . ."Announcement has been received of the marriage of Claude Clark, one of our boys who is employed at Richmond, to Miss Clair
Ralph of Rutland, O. The marriage took place June 4, at the home of the
bride's father Miss Vanda Jarrett
left Tuesday for Muncie, where she has accepted a position.. .. .Denzil
Anderson and eJsse Horn left Wednes
day to spend a few days with Dr. C
Wright at Kendallvllle, Ind. -They are
expecting to spend the time fishing.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
LYNN, IND.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. ' Hopkins and Mrs. D. M. Anderson left Wednesday for Bluffton for a few days visit with relatives A meeting was held at the Friends church Monday night for the purpose of organizing a chapter of the Red Cross, which is to be a part of a permanent organization of the
"KIE-YIE-YIE ! GET
ME 'GETS-IT QUICK P
2 DROPS MAKE CORN "FALL". OFF
"I've joined the Never-Again Club.
Never again will I use anything for corns but Gets-It.' Put 2 drops of
Gets-It' on, and from that -second the corn begins to shrivel. Instead of
9S WTi
"Oh, Don't Tones It! It'a So Sore!" Vae "Get-lt and It "Will Kever Be Sore!
swelling up like a little white sponge. Then it loosens from your toe and.
glory hallelujah! the corn comes off as though you'd take a glove off your
hand!"
Yes, "Gets-It" Is the corn discovery
of the age. More "Gets-It" is sold by
many times than any other corn
remedy in existence. Try it and you'll know the reason why. It takes two seconds to apply it, and it dries at once. That's all.; Don't experiment follow the experience of mil
lions and use "Gets-It."
"Gets-It" is ""sold everywhere, 25c bottle, or sent on receipt of price
by E. Lawrence & Co.. Chicaaro. 111.
Sold in Richmond and recommend
ed as the world's best corn remedy by A G. Luken & Co., Conkey Drug Co., .Clem Thistlethwaite and Quisr-
ley's.Five Drug Stores. Adv.
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PORTRAITS
Ever week the Chicago Sunday Her
ald is giving away a portrait of one
of the Naval or Army Officers of the
United States as a supplement to its
newspaper. Next Sunday there will
be a portrait, size 8 inches by 11 inch
es suitable . for framing, of Vice Admiral W. S. Sims in command of the American Navy in European waters.
These portraits are being eagerly col
lected. Make sure you secure your
set by instructing your newsdealer today to deliver the Chicago Sunday Herald to you regularly. Adv.
of toe smM$f Grandmother, grandfather uncle, aunt, mother, father, sisters brothers and the baby each and all drink Apella with a smacking appreciation of its delicious flavor and wholesome healthfulness. The juice of the apple inakes for physical. well-beinft- for sturdy bodies, . strong limbs, fair skins, bright eyes and clear brains. . ' Consider that stoteneiit welL Don't read it hurriedly. Let your mind dwell on it See how tro it is. . , , - . Apella is the clear, brilliant juice of hand-picked, sound, ripe, late Autumn apples pure as the morning dew.
sparkling like diamonds, with all the tasteful, spicy flavor of the fresh fruit.
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Health experts may diflfcr on some things, bat they feree that the juice of the apple is splendid tonic that stimulates ' intestinal activity and promotes good digestion. It arouses sluggish bowels and torpid liver to iiornial functioning; It cleanses and purifies the system, driving out the noxious matters that cause muddy complexion, dull eyes, lethargic brains . and dyspeptic headaches. " Nature's Best Beverafce '
Apella is wonderfully and immediately refreshing.' It quenches thirst . as no other drink and leaves a clean taste, as gratifying as salt sea air. "When you drink Apella at the soda fountain, cafe, restaurant, club or buffet, or at home, you do so with the serene knowledge, that what you are drinking is wholesome and healthful. There isn't an atom of contamination, nor .' adulteration, nor artificial preservative in , Apella. It is unfermented apple juice nothing else and non-alcoholic. Every apple is brushed and washed before pressing; - any spot or speck is removed. It lceeps so well because of the scientific methods of filtering, bottling and sterilization. . You and the family will certainly enjoy a case of Apella as a table beverage in your home. You can get it from your grocer. ' Mode mht - ' ' "... National Fruit Juice Company, La Fayette, lad.
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Phone 1868
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