Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 202, 6 July 1917 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1917
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FARCERS MAY II AVEWHEAT INSPECTED UPON APPLICATION
R. A. Off. under tbe direction of G. I. Christie. Staff Food Director, was it the vicinity of Hagerstown and Cambridge City Friday Inspecting vheat fields and listing ' all those which were found suitable for seed wheat. ; " Where a desirable field was found the owner was sought and asked to sign an unobligatory agreement that lie will dispose of the listed wheat for beed purposes rather than for milling purposes. A list of names of farmers owning approved fields of wheat will be sent to Purdue and a duplicate copy will be left In the hands of the local committee for Wayne county. This local committee consists of I. T. Beck, Wayne township supervisor, chairman; and Charles W. Jordan, and Mr. Carpenter. . It is Impossible for Ogg to visit and inspect all the fields of wheat In Wayne county within the two days allotted for this county. Other farmers having fields of wheat pure, unmixed, free from cockel and rye may have them listed by notifying any member of this committee, who will arrange to have the field inspected. All fields listed by this committee must be. inspected and approved by the representative before the wheat is cut. No fields can be listed after It is in the shock. The nams of all farmers owning approved fields of wheat will be printed in the local papers. Purdue will furnish expert wheat men to conduct eight wheat meetings In Wayne county d..iing the month of August. Communities in this county desiring one of these demonstration meetings should apply to the above : named committee so that arrangements may be made in advance. On The Boards "Within The Law" proved to be a hugh success with The Otis Oliver Flayers at the Murray last evening. It caught the fancy of the crowd from the outset, held the audience in tense Interest throughtout, won a fusillade of laughter by its comedy and finally swept along to sure victory. Ruth Dunbar as the wronged girl scored tremendously. She was dyn- , araic in the bigger speeches, and her emotion seemed very ieal and her success was genuinely deserved. Pauline LeRoy, was very amusing as Agnes Lynch, a young lady with a blackmailing past, who talks slang. Glen Argo should be commended for playing c ieverly an emotional part. Rupert Clark played very wll indeed the part of Joe Garson. Asliton Newton was forceful and real as the young lover. Jack Robertson as Inspector Burke taa the last word in realism. . If , one wants to see what a real police inspector looks like they should see Mr. Jlobertson. Harry J.kWaqacft.8 the made up the balance of the cast. The p ay remains until Saturday evening. HAGERSTOWN, IND. An" alT day picnic was held Wednesday in a grove on the Ritter farm, five miles north of town, by a number of Hagerstown families.- They were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown, and son Robert, of Muncle, Mr. and Mrs. William Stahr, Mr. and Mrs. George Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Mose Keever, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fox and children, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stahr, Mr. and Mrs. Iris Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Keever, Mrs. Mary Keever. The Misses Frances Keever, Edith Pitts, Lolo Driggins, Dorothy Botts, Ruth Benbow. Bessie Jones. Helen Stahr, Messrs. Edwin Purple, Morris Hatfield, Donald Teetor, Willard Porter, Paul Wiegand, James Moore, Guy Stahr.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitsell, Mrs. Ella Whitsell and Mrs. Adam Geisler motored to Covington, Piqua, Ansonia- and Greenfield, O.. Tuesday. They were guests Tuesday night of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Meier and returned Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Mark Allen arrived here Saturday from Boston, Mass., where Mr. Allen finished bis college course. They are guests of Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Allen will reside in Cincinnati, where Mr. Allen has a position.
It Was Tumble And Toss for B.J.Morgan A Very Bad Sleeper Until Nerv-Worth Came Wonderfully to the Rescue. A short time ago Mr. Morgan, who 13 connected with the Charleston Milling & Produce Co., Charleston, West Va., gave the following signed statement to the Nerv-Worth druggist there. As it shows, restless nights were not alone in making life something of a burden to him:. "I was unable to sleep and had no appetite. What little I would eat would sour on my stomach and cause me to telch. Suffered from sick headaches. I felt Just as tired on arising as I did on going to bed. Would toss and tumble and got very little rest. "After taking Nerv-Worth for two days my condition began to Improve and after finishing one bottle 1 feel like a new man. J eat and sleep v eil and feel like working now, where It was an effort befovc. , I recommend Nerv-Worth to all my friends or to auyone suffering as I did. "(Signed) H. B. MORGAN." Quigley Drug Stores in Richmond sell Nerv-Worth. Your dollar back if ; this superlative family tonic does not ; benefit you as it did Mr. Morgan. Palladium Want Ads Pay
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Time : Zlck, grand open premiere danseuse, again has tripped her way into matrimony. She was married to Hubert B. "Dutch" Leonard, pitcher for the Boston Red "!ox, In Boston on on June 28, six days after she was divorced in Chicago from Lewis M. Boarch. The present is her fourth matrimonial engagement. She was twice married to Lew Brlce. eccentric dancer. Confirmation of the report' of the wedding came last night, from the dancer's mother, Mrs. T. V. King, 1532 East Sixty-second street. "Yes, my daughter is married to Mr. Leonard," said Mrs. King. "She left here on the 7v ' fat-
Mrs. H. B. Leonard, wife of the pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, who was formerly Miss Tillie Zick, dancer. Her mother says she has abandoned her professional career.
Twentieth Century limited on June$27. arrived in Boston at 11:53 o'clock the next morning and was married at high noon. "My daughter met Mr. Leonard a year and a half ago when she was playing the Orpheum Theatre in Fresno, Cal. His people live there and he tas a wonderful raisin ranch near that city. "They renewed their acquaintance last winter when she danced there again. I was traveling with her. I think they realized then they were in love. Will Give up Stage. "When Vi knw cni was ohtflinine n divorce he proposed. After the divorce was granted she accepted, and left at once for Boston. A number of his inenas auenaea me weauius suu my daughter was chaperoned by the mothers of some of his friends. I was in and could not attend the wedding, but I know she is happily married. "She will be here with Mr. Leonard when, the Boston team plays here this month, and again In August. She will give up the stage entirely." Before her marriage to Brice Mrs. Leonard was Miss Marie Sybil Hitt, a coed' at the University of Chicago and a, protege of M:ne. Risini Galli, who predicted a great future for her. Her first marriage, au elopement from j San Antonio, Tex., was annulled, but the eccentric dancer again won her heart and she married him the second time in 1915. She Charges Cruelty. Again love failed, and she obtained a divorce a few morths later, charging cruelty. Then Lewis M. Broach came into her life. Theye were married and nil IP
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Robert M. Clark, of Fountain. City, died at his borne Thursday at the age of 74 years. .. He was : widely 1 known In . Wayne county; was a veteran of the Civil War and was a member of the G. A. R., and a prominent member of the Masonic order.. His children, with' the exception of one daughter,' are all living. They are H. D. Clark, Indianapolis; Mrs. H. L. Johnston, Centerville, Ind., and M. T. Clark and H. G. Clark of Richmond. His widow survives. - ' Funeral services will be held in the Friends church, Fountain City, at 2:30 next Sunday afternoon. ELWOOD HAS DISTINCTION ELWOOD, Ind., July 6. This city is said to be the home of the oldest active maker of guns in the world. He is A. E. Chamness, aad is eighty years o!d. He has been making guns every day for sixty years, and says he is the only man in Indiana who can. make a gun from start to finish. GREENSFORK, IND. A camp supper was given by the Methodist Sunday school classes taught by, Mrs. Charles Crump and Mrs. William Roller along the Greensfork Tuesday evening. After supper marsh wellows were toasted. Those present were: Misses Lora Boyd, Lucile Swain, Alta Sowers, Hilda Sander, Ruth and Helen Smith, Lucile Gentry, Lela Kitterman, Helen Roller, Gladys Williams of near Webster, Mr. John Myers, Earnest Burg, Francis Guncule, Florence Linderman, Lester Kitterman, Orville Beeson, Donald Gause, Hershel Metterts, Harold and Kenneth Nicholson, Paul Yunt, Clyde Nicholson, chaperor.td by Mrs. William Roller and Mrs. Charles Crump . . . . Mrs. Emma Lamb and daughters, Misses Nell and Jeaunette Lamb, are spending the summer here. . . .James Rogers of Knox, Indiana, is visiting Mrs. Sue Gaylor Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hatfield and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilbert motored to Peru Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Ramsey and little daughter of Muncie were the guests of Mrs. Lamb and daughter the Fourth of July Mr. and Mrs. Randall Beck of Richmond were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Horned Wednesday Last Sunday evening the Jacksonburg choir furnished the music at the Christian church. Next Sunday the Greensfork choir of tLe Christian church will go to Jacksonburg Mr. and Mrs. William Roller and Miss Helen Roller and Mrs. Bcrton attended a picnic Wednesday near Fountain City. ! BOSTON, iND. j Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parks, Mr. and Mrs. John Pottenger and son, Herbert, motored to Dayton, Sunday. Mr. .and Mrs. L. E. Stanley and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Parks and daughters spent Sunday with Mr. end Mrs. Walter Stanley,... Mr. and Mi. P.'L, Beard, Misses Mary. Beard aud Grace Parks visited Mr. and Mrs.
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