Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 280, 5 October 1917 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, OCT. 5, 1917

PAGE SEVEN

THOSE WHO GET INTO RACE LATE MAY BEWINNERS Still Chance for Everyone in P a 1 1 a d i u m's Automobile Contest. .

It Is by no means certain that the persons who will win the grand prizes in The Palladium's contest have been named as candidates yet. for nominations are being received daily and the candidates are standing so nearly even that there is no advantage held by those already named. Yet theer is plenty of evidence that some of the candidates are going very

deliberately into the work of organ-; izing and that the next week will develop big showings in votes. Of course, each candidate has his or her own idea of how to win an automobile or a phonograph and this office is flooded with letters of Inquiry as to procedure. These letters are answered in every case, but it is obviously impossible for the contest manager to do anything else than advise as to the utility of plans he cannot devise plans for the contestants. Vital Interest Now. The important thing for the candidates, or those who contemplate entering the contest, to remember is that subscriptions secured before October 6 will count for very many more votes than those that reach this office after that date. This offer of bonus votes will be withdrawn promptly on the aate mentioned and it is not. unlikely that the winners will win because they have taken advantage of this offer. Send in the Subscriptions Promptly. And even after the close of the Booster, the votes announced in the columns of The Palladium are not likely to be any guide to the actual strength of the candidates, for certifi

cates for votes issued during this

period need not be voted until later in the campaign. But, in order to obtain

the advantage that lies in holding these certificates, the subscriptions must be sent to this office now it will not do a candidate any good to have the subscriptions without turning them

in for certificates. All Sections Represented.

Every section of the Palladium's field is represented now in the list of contestants and every walk in life has its representative. Candidates who

have entered in the contest come from

both city and country districts and it is violating no confidence to say that the country Is quite as strong as the city competitors. The element of pride is being aroused and some of the country candidates have very obviously some strong and earnest and intelligent workers among their supporters. Among the contestants, working girls and men and women will dispute with farmers and mechants and bankers for honors, and they will carry no handicap, for they will give more time to the work than their more affluent neighbors. The great cash value of the prizes make them worth the best efforts of people who could afford to buy automobiles, but striving in a good cause is prompting all of the candidates and great results are certain in this campaign to put The Palladium into every home in this part of the state. The Prizes. The prizes are both valuable and useful. Three big automobiles head the prize list. An eight cylinder

Chevrolet touring car valued at $1410.00 heads the prize list. This is the car that caused such a furore of excitement in the auto world when the first models were put on the market. The second prize is a four cylinder, Chevrolet, five passenger, valued at J655.00. The third car is the popular Saxon "Four" valued at $410.00. All prize cars were purchased of The Bethard Auto Agency of this city. Mr. Hethard has sold hundreds of these well known makes which have given the best of satisfaction. The second prize in each of the three districts are $100 Starr phonographs. The Starrs are too well known to need any introduction to people of this vicinity. Xext in line comes three beautiful diamond rings and then three dandy gold .watches, making one of the finest list of prizes ever given away by any newspaper In this vicinity. In addition to the list of prizes, special prizes will be given and a cash commission of ten per cent on new subscriptions to candidates who work

THOUGHTS TO THINK ABOUT Success is born of imagination. Imagination begets enthusiasm, and enthusiasm is the power that brings achievements.

No man may safely judge another man, for no man can know the facts that have influenced another's acts. Judge self If you would, justly judge.

The reader reads what the advertiser advertises In The Palladium, because the Want Ads are all carefully indexed under the principal classilcation headings. Get the reading habit!

Miss Darlie Fisher ..

Fair Haven.

Miss Olive Cooper .......

Camden R. R.

Roy Whitesell

Dublin, Ind. Miss Irene Thompson Robert Dorgan ... ....... Morning Sun, Ohio. Miss Louise Marshall . Robert Werd ................ Miss Gladys Irwin . Milton, Ind. O. M. Kerlln Cambridge City, Ind. Miss Mary Dillon . Miss Helen Filby ............ Mrs. Arthur Reese .......... Miss Esther Straughn ........ Centervitle, Ind. Robert O'Malia Clifford Dishman ............. Mrs. R. S. Peele ....... .. Liberty, Ind. Mrs. Loretta Dawes , , John Dougan ................ Oxford, Ohio. Miss Nettie Wallace ......... Miss Alice Elliott . ...... East Germantown, Ind. Miss Blanche Gipe .......... Miss Daisy Monger ... . ... Lewisburg, Ohio. Miss Anna Huetching ..... . . Miss Hazel Gay Miss Gertrude Ellis .......... Boston, Ind. Miss Anna B. Stanley West Alexandria, Ohio. Mrs. Scott Wilson Miss Monica Hornbeck ....... College Corner, Ohio. Miss Caryl Clark Robert Taylor Miss Lucile McQuiston Eaton, Ohio. Miss Goldie Giant

Miss Bernice Johnson ........ Francis Jackley Glenn E. Wright Richmond R. R. Marie Collier J. M. Collier ................

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Remarks Concerning Landis' Duty Bring Suits Asking $3,000

EATON, O., Oct 5. Two suits asking damages amounting to $3,000 have been filed in common pleas court by Edward Landis, of Harrison township. One suit is against John Herman and the other is against Elmer Cupp. He Beeks $1,500 damages from both. Allegations in both petitions are the same. He charges that "Defendant was one of the leaders of an organized gang formed on or about the 20th day of August, 1917, being for the sole object of destroying the good

will of the people towards said plaint

iff throughout Montgomery, Darke and

Preble counties." Landis charges that defendants in both suits have said his army discharge should be revoked.

HUH! WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. Seventeen silent sentinels of the Woman's Party, doing time in the Occoquan workhouse for picketing the White House are bruised and scratched today as the result of a free for all scramble.

Don Southard 39400 Mrs. Carrie Denny ....... 126800 West Manchester, Ohio. Miss Josephine Miller . . . . .... . 78400 Benjamin Locke .............. 33400

Whitewater. W. L. Henry , 88450 Gaylord Jones ................ 90350 Economy, Ind. Miss Edith Oler 120S10 Joe Morrison ........... .. 96420 New Madison, Ohio. Miss Mildred Commons 73450 Miss Hazel Peterbaugh 69820 Miss Alma Stephens 64220 Williamsburg, Ind. Miss Elizabeth Piehe ....120200

Walter Renner ..................99200 Lynn, Ind. Mrs. Reba Hoover ......'.,.-...111600 Miss Nell Clark .... ...... 94600 Miss Ruth Johnson Rt 30 . .... 92800 Fountain City, Ind. William Cooper ...............109200 Mrs. Nina Love .........112300 Owen Seaney ............ . 69200 Miss Dot Marine ............ 96950

Greensfork, Ind. Walter Nicholson ... . .... . . . . . 118650 Eldorado, Ohio. Miss Coda Coovert . . . 102650 Miss Marie Miller .. 90800 Miss Edith Minnick , 46S50 Carlos, Ind. Josephine Gordon 94300 Richmond, R. R. Paul Simpson, Rt. B 66200 Miss Grace Bennett, Rt. B 94300 Mrs. D. S. Baynes . . . . . . ... 102300 New Lisbon, Ind. Miss Erma Dickerson ......... 46800 Monroe Hoover 121640

LYNN, IND.

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Halliday have returned from a visit with their daugh

ter, Mrs. Frank Kellar, at Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs. George Newton and Mr. and Mrs. William Pierson and daughter, Alta Pierson, returned Monday from a trip to Kalamazoo, Mich.. ..Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Nichols afcd Francis Lee Nichol3 have been spending a few days with Fred Nichols and fp.mily at Muncie George Hill of Richmond, is spending a couple of days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

S. V. Hill, before being called to Louisville. . . .Mrs. Thomas White delightfully entertained the members of the W. R. C. auditing committee at her home on Monday afternoon. After the business session was over dainty refreshments were served.. ...The ball team of the high school will play the Lincoln high school team at that place Friday evening P. D. Gray and O. J. Pierson were business visitors in Richmond Tuesday afternoon.

CAMPBELLSTOWN

Sam Swisher returned Wednesday morning from hi3 annual hunting trip to Canada Mrs. Monroe Campbell is slowly improving.. ,. .Miss Doris Pioneer of Richmond, spent Satuday night and Sunday with Monroe Campbell and wife Miss Flora Smith, teacher in the Central school, visited her folks during the past few days.... Ed Mikesel and family and Rev. Hugh Smith and wife spent Sunday with

Charles Cooper and family..... Everet

Geeding and Charles Watt, of this

place, leave Thursday for Chilllcothe, it is with sad hearts that we see our boys taken from our midst but hope that they may soon return. Both of the boys were regular attendants at Sunday school and church, and active members of the Y. P. C. association.

YUMI YUM! Albert R. Williams, former Boys secretary at the Y. M. C. A., who is at Camp Zachary Taylor, received a large box containing cake and other good things to eat Friday, sent by May Corrigan and Gertrude Huffman, who are in charge of the Spa at the Y. M. C. A.

DISTRICT NO. 3 District No. 3 includes all territory outside of the city of Richmond north of the Pennsylvania railroad within a radius of 25 miles.

Webster, Ind. Moody Lamb . .... i ...... . Hollansburg, Ohio, J. C. Brown Miss Lavina Londenslager . Hagerstown, Ind. Miss Lillie Benbow ....... New Paris, Ohio. Miss Mable Harris .......

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Candidates show be sure to mail or bring in their subscriptions on Saturday afternoon or evening of this wrok. The office will be open until a late hour on Saturday night so come in and talk the contest over with us. We will be glad to have you call. For informatom call at Room 5, Palladium Bldg.. write us a letter or phone 2?3S, day or evening.

DISTRICT NO. 1 District No. 1 includes the Richmond. Miss Cornelia Borders ...... Miss Opal Pyle Karl Keisker ..... '. . ! John Kelly ...'. ..!!!" Mrs. Geo. W. Cunningham!!! Harry Rinehart guv Bun ...!!!!!! Mrs. Carl Voss . AVm. J. Schneider ...... . . ' Mrs. Chas. Igelman ..... Howard McManus V.!!! Miss Lillian McCann "."!" Wilfred F. Jessup Miss Ruth Haller ......!!!!!! Wynne Evans , Miss Madeline Elliott . A. E. Cully .. ......!!!!!! Miss Gladys Crawford ;...!!! Miss Olive Cox Karl K. Myers .....!! Thomas Garfield .........!!!! Miss Helen Hurst Miss Ethel Davis ..!! Miss Marjorie Nichols !

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John Ferguson, a member of -the Senior class, will assist the Western Union Telegraph company in installing the telegraphy equipment at the high school preparatory to the opening of night schooL

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DISTRICT NO. 2 District No. 2 includes all territory outside of the city south of Pennsylvania track within a radius cf 25 miles. Brownsville. Emery Ryan 46200 Miss Ma-rgaret Chamberlain .. 69840

Authorized Agents for

Automobiles 19-21 SOUTH 7TH STREET. PHONE 1616 We are now ready to do any work on your Ford car, having a full equipment in repair department, and a full stock of repairs. Your car will receive the very best attention from our Ford Mechanics. We are specializing on Ford work alone, making us of value to all Ford owners. Our work is done on the flat rate basis. We can tell you approximately what your work will cost you before we start the job. Our Ford parts are all genuine and are one price to all. . We are not running Sundays as yet, but six days a week we are open, and wish to have you call at any time. We carry a good line of Ford Accessories and Tires. "Ask us" about them when you come in. Make This New Ford Agency Your Head Quarters We have several good as new 30x3 and 30x3 xt Casings, driven from Indianapolis to Richmond, for sale at an attractive price.

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You want STYLE, of course well here are the very same charming new Fall models that the FASHIONABLE NEW YORK 'stores are showing. You want QUALITY, that's understood. Come to our store, then the quality of our clothing is GUARANTEED.

And last, but not least, you want VALUE. For the GREATEST CLOTHING VALUES in this city there is but ONE store and that is OURS.

SPECIALS For This Week

To introduce to you our WONDERFUL Fall clothing values, we offer these SPLENDID SPECIALS. They are the Greatest Values ever seen in this city.

LADIES' WAISTS Regularly $4.98 Regularly $6.98 Special Special. $298 $.98

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