Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 308, 7 November 1917 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7, 1917.

CONDUCTOR OF ORCHESTRA HIT IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Nov. 7. Former Gov. Warfield denounced Dr. Karl Muck to a big assemblage at a patriotic meetIn s at the Lyric theater this afternoon. It was In this hall that the Boston Symphony orchestra concert was to be held tomorrow night. In the course of his address Gov. Warfield read a letter from Cardinal Gibbons, in which he .said: "I regret that I cannot attend the meeting arranged In honor of the 'Star Spangled Banner,' but shall be . with you In spirit and approve with all my heart of the efforts being put forth to surround the sacred emblem of our country with all the respect which It

should command. "As with the ark of the old covenant, he who touches it with profane hands shall suffer. ,N Hopes Key Haunts Director. Capt. Hughes, representing Gen. Kuhn and Gen. Nicholson at Camp Meade, said he was there to voice the protests of his generate of the army here and the army over there, tie concluded: "Muck's reference to the 'Star Spangled Banner was sufficient to make Francis Scott Key turn over in his grave, and I hope that Key will arise in his grave and haunt Muck." Deafening applause greeted the remarks. RAeolutions were adopted denouncing Dr. Muck for having refused to play the national anthem. "We. consider he has publicly insulted every patriotic citizen, and especially every citizen of Maryland, the state In which the national anthem had its birth." they say. Encore for Dr. Muck. WASHINGTON, Nov. 7. -After he bad led the Boston Symphony orchestra in the "Star Spangled Banner." Dr. Muck, the German director, was encored this afternoon by an audience that filled every available space In the National theater. The encore was given, at the close of the program, the audience refusing to leave until Dr. Muck returned to the stage and bowed. Such an encore at dignified orchestra concerts is said never to have occurred in Washington. Secretary of the Interior Lane and party occupied the White House box.

Results in Indiana

REPUBLICAN

Continued From Page One.l served In council before. Williams has been a member of council for the last twelve years, serving longer than any other man ever has served. In the Sixth ward, E. H. Stegman, the Republican candidate, was elected to council by a plurality of eight votes over M. W. Pennell. the Citizens candidate. Stegman won 272 Votes and Pennell 264. - Councilmen Run Close. In the First ward Joseph Walterman, Democrat, was elected to council, receiving 264 votes. J. P. Reid, Republican, received 238; G. J. Retz, Socialist, 34 votes, and M. J. Quigley, Citizens, 104. John P. White was elected to council in the Second ward getting 218 votes; J. W. Bolser, Democrat, received 88; T; J. Webb, Citizens, 66; and F. D. Iane, 18. D. B. Golden, Republican, received 259 votes In the Third ward; H. S. Stillinger, Citizens. 119; William Urban, 75; and Zephaniah Thomas, Socialist, 18. In the Fourth ward, B. L. Eulla was elected to council by a vote of 301; H. H. Schuermann, Democrat, was his nearest opponent, receiving 248; W. F. Klopp, Citizens candidate received 228 and Smith Ross, Socialist, 32. In the Fifth ward. A. J. Ford, Republican, received 365 votes; J. G. Porter, the Citizens candidate, 361 ; O. C. Woods, Democrat, 171; and L. F. Crose 57. E. H. Stegman, Republican, was tlected In the Sixth ward, polling 272 votes; M. W. Pennell, the Citizens randidate received 264 and H. F. Haseroster. Socialist. 17. In the Seventh ward , W. P. Richordson received 268 votes and J. W. Outland, Citizens candidate, 264. Edward Wollard, Socialist received IS.. H. A. Schweizer, was elected in the Eighth-ward, petting 112 votes. W. E. VVllklns, Democrat, received 103; J. M. .antz, Citizens, 43 and M. F, Gross, Socialist 10.

DEMOS CARRY EVANSVILLE EVANS VILLE, Ind., Nov: 7: Benjamin Bosse, Democrat, was re-elected mayor of Evansville by a plurality of J.154 and a majority of 640 over Albert Messiek, the Republican candidate. The vote wag Bosse 7,602; Messick 4,448, and LaMonte, Socialist, 2.514. Bosse carried every, precinct In the city with the exception of one and that was carried by LaMonte. The entire democratic ticket was elected.

BUNCH WINS AT MUNCIE MUNCIE. Ind., Nov. T. Mayor Rollin H. Bunch, Democrat, was re-elected mayor with an unofficial plurality ot 2.004 over Charles O. Grafton, Republican. The largest poll In the history of the city was cast. DEMOCRATS WIN ALL. BROOK VTLLE. Ind., Nov. 7. Simeon Colebank and Burt Moran

were elected councilmen end Frank West was chosen as treasurer-clerk. All are Democrats. TWENTY-SEVEN VOTES CAST NASHVILLE. Ind., Nov 7 Twentyseven votes were cast here Tuesday, The Democrats elected Jackson Woods as trustee and Ceorge A. Allison as clerk and A. F. Moore, treasurer. CUTSHALL IS ELECTED FORT WAYNE. Nov. 7. W. S. fntRhnll. 'ReTmhlican. was elected may

or of Fort Wavne bv an overwhelming !

majority over Maurice Nlezer, thej

Democratic candidate. The Socialists polled nearly 3,000 votes. G. O. P. CARRIES COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS, Nov. 7. The Repub-1 licans elected, the entire , ticket with j the exception pf Martin Mueller. Dem- j ocrat. who was re-elected city treasur- j er by eight votes. Frank S. Jones i was elected mayor by a plurality of: 400 over Mayor H. K Volland, Democrat James H. Arnold, the Socialist

candidate for mayor, received 209 votes. : v: : : .. .

Ed Martin will be the next mayor. Not many vote we-re east. C O. P. CARRIES NEW ALBANY NEW ALBANY, InL, Nov. .7. The entire Republican ticket was elected here with Robert W. Morris as mayor. The council was also Republican. BRAZIL IN 6. O. P. R A N K8 BRAZIL, Ind., Nov. 7. Major John

. J. Jones, Republican, was re-elected

by a majority of 119 votes over Wil

liam Dodge, Democrat. The entire Republican ticket with the exception

of one councilman was elected. ' MARTINSVILLE REPUBLICAN,

MARTINSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 7.

George F. Schmidt, Republican, was

elected mayor over John S. Whitaker. Democrat, by a majority of 225. The

total vote cast was about 1,000.

West Manchester, Ohio

Change Funeral Day

NEW PARIS, O., Nov. 7-- The funeral of David Ogden will be bald Thursday morning at 10 o'clock from

the Methodist church instead of

Wednesday. Emil Bunger of Alabama, a grandson, will attend the funeral.

liam Arens and family were Sunday guests of Mr-and Mrs. Ell Howell at

Verona .... Mrs. Frank Emerick was in Dayton last week where she visits ed her daughter, Shearl. . . .Miss Geiv trude Furry returned Saturday from a six weeks stay at Bryan, O., and has acceptetd a position with Morris Bros, at; this place.; .Mr. ; and Mrs. C. W. Mills and son Howard and Glen Chal-

Snnday her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MInnlch, Mrs. Aimina Brown and Mrs. Anna Leas...,. Abraham Huddle formerly of this place but now of Salem, spent Monday here with friends. ..Mrs. Wilbur Dill and children of Palestine, visited Sunday and - Monday here with her parents... Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frump and family were Sunday visitors at the home of her-brother, Chester Hunter and wife of Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. J. E- Leas spent Monday In Dtyton....Mr. and Mrs. Henry CoBsatrt spent Sunday afternoon with

Mr; and Mrs. Court Miller. . ; ;Mr. and . Mrs. Samuel Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Hen

ry Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Hollie Spitler. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Petry and family, Mrs. Clara Cans and Mr. and Mrs. Noah filler were Sunday guests of Marshal) Newman and wife. . . .Henry Cossairt was in Lewisburg Monday. . Miss Leah Trump entertained Miss

Esther Trick of Eldorado on Saturday

faht of Dayton and Ed. Baxter and

family of .' Lynn, Ind.', visited Sunday j and Sunday.;.... Mr. and Mrs.. Glen

arternoon wun James k. rrone ana

REPUBLICAN VICTORY LEBANON. - Ind.. Nor. 7. The Democratic administration was ousted when Lebanon voters elected the entire Republican ticket, including ail councilmen. P.'O. Lauer-was elected mayor by a vote of 751, with F. O. Myers, the Democratic candidate second, with a vote of 565. G O. P. CARPI ES ALL ANGOLA. Ind.. Nov. 7. Marion Hetzler. Republican, was elected mayor over Spencer P. J. Creel, yote a vote of 356 to 160. A Republican council was also chosen.

DR. ZIMMERMAN THANKS VOTERS FOR LOYALTY

To My Friends: I wash to thank the voters of Richnond who have shown their unswerving confidence in me by electing me ,'cr mayor for the fifth time in spite 3f attempt to destroy that confidence, md I assure you that you have not misplaced that confidence for I shall sive you the best administration the rity has ever had, asking only that the roters bear in mind the condition of :he city when I take charge, and the handicap which I will have from that rendition. I want to take this opporunlty to assure those who fought me hat I bear no malice and when I take ffice as mayor all citizens will be on in equality so far as my official acts ire concerned. DR. W. W. ZIMMERMAN. William Stevens also issued a statenent thanking the voters for their lupport.

BRIEFS

5 Machine Men wanted a

mce. Miller-Kemper Co. 7 3t NOTICE TO. BIDDER8 Proposals for supplies for the use of he1" Eastern Indiana Hospital for the nsane ' for the' month of December, rill be received by the Board of Trusees at the hospital before 3 p. m., fonday, November 12. 1917. Specifiations may be seen at the Second iatlonal Bank, or at the hospital. By order of the Board,: v 6-2t . S. E. Smith, Med. Supt .

5 Machine Men wanted at .nee. Miller-Kemper Co. 7 3t

DEMOS WIN AT PERU PERU, Ind., Nov. 7. -Maurice Clifford, Democrat, was elected mayor with seven cand'dates elected to council. Two candidates-on the Citizens' ticket were elected to council. ' DUMONT KENNEDY ELECTED CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 7. Republicans carried every office here electing JDumont. Kennedy for, mayor by a plurality of 485 votes over Jesse W. Canine, Democrat. - G. O. P. CANDIDATES WIN SHOALS, Ind., Nov. 7. The entire Republican ticket .was elected here with Alonzo Brown as trustee; J. H Hawkins, clerk ' and . W.. B. Clifton, treasurer.

VEVAY DEMOCRATIC VEVAY, Ind., Note. 7. The entire Democratic ticket, with the exception of one councilman, was elected here, by majorities ranging from one vote to sixteen votes. . G. O. P. WINS BY DEFAULT ROCKPORT. Ind., Nov." 7. The Republican ticket here was the only one

voted on Tuesday, because of the fail-;

ure or the Democratic candidates to file their certificates of nomination.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles lcrson and

daughter Sylvia of West Alexandria, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.Wertie Cray.. Mr. Pierson leaves for Florida Sunday where he will be engaged in work at the training camps in, th south.... Mrs.

Ella Fry returned Thursday from Michigan where she Bpent the summer ....Mr. and Mrs.- Cary Pitman entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harve Frees from Tippecanoe City. Mrs. Ella Fry, Mr. and Mrs. George Phillips and -Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Phillips of Baltimore at their home unday.... Mrs. Joe Ruff and son of Union City visited here last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J G. Parks. . . .Mrs. F. M. Davisson is visiting this week with hor mother, Mrs. Lewis Jackson at Anderson, Ind. ... .'Mrs. Jacob Tfoutwine of Eldorado visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. George Troutwine. . . .The Gleaners S. S. class will have charge of the Sunday school" "Sunday "morning at the Christian church..;-. Dr. and Mrs. O. P. Wolverton of Greenville, spent Monday evening here with relatives.... Mr.' and' Mrs." Jerry Fager "Visited unday With Mr. and Mrs J. W. Ashbaugh at Savons... Mr. and Mrs. Mart Wenrley and Mr. and . Mrs. Theodore Gingery ,o Hood were Cunday guests of Al Studebaker and wife at West Sonora....Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miller of Pleasant Hill visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Newman O. N. Shellebe.rger left Thursday for Camp Sherman at Chllllcothe. t. . .The receipts for the social on Halloween were 43 00 which was given to the Red Cross society, ..Mr. and Mrs George Troutwine were in Eldorado Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Oswalt and family ..... Mr. and Mrs. A-. W. Newman entertained at their home near Castinc on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Siler, Mr. and. Mrs. Marshall Newman and Mrs. Clara Cans. . . . Aaron Pitman of Brookville and Harmon Wllhelm and family of Verona apent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob WolvertOn; . .Mr. and Mr3. Simon' Greetings and Mrs. Mary Weaver and children spent Sunday with Mr. .and Mrs. Anderson Ly ons .... Mr. and Mrs. CVerto McGriff were Sunday "guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Young and family near Castine. .... Mr. and Mr8. Eugene Morris spent Sunday with Wesley Hoff .and family at Verona. They also entertained their daughter, Mrs. Frank Nelson of near Eaton on Saturday.". TVOrmal Spitler and family spent Sunday with Robert Arnold and family and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arnold Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman spent Sunday and Monday with Mr and Mrs. , Bert Heffner at Brookville. . . .Mrs. Anna Baker spent Sunday at her home In New Paris. . . Mr and Mrs. Cal Braddock and Irvin Poyner and family visited Sunday with Gorman McGriff and family at Lewisburg .Sam Frankei transacted busineas in Greenville Monday Messrs. Cal Braddock and Charles Troutwine made a busincrs trip to Eaton Saturday. . .'.Mr., and Mrs. WI1-

wife.: .Mr. and Ms. O. C. Shaeffer visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Spitler..; Mrs. Harvey Geetfng spent several days of last week with relatives at Lewisburg. .... Hariey Howell and family of Dayton, Ohio, and Miss Imo Howell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Furman Howell. Mrs. Howell remained over for a short .visit Simon Hetzler ; and family of New Madison Lloyd and Orville Howell and

family were also guests.. .The menv bership . committee of the Ladies' Bible class of the Christian church met

'Tuesday evening atJhe home of Mrs. I Vetro McGriff,' to arrange a program for the next, business meeting to be held in December at the home of Mrs. McGriff. .... Mrs. George Campbell, of ! Dayton and Henry Hayes visited Clayj ton Emerick end family Sunday I Mr. and Mrs. John Frank and family, ! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parks and family

spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Banta.. .Felesia Dill of Eldorado visited Thursday with Mrs. E. A. Locke. Mrs. Blaine Sell and son were Saturday guests at the Locke home also.. .George Crisler of Dayton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerick... Mrs. Loy Howell and children visited her parents at New Paris on Thursday.. -.Mr. and Mrs. Osro Juday and Mrrs. Carrie Alben of Dayton, spent Sunday with George Juday and son Hariey... Mr. and Mrs. John Juday of - Dayton, were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig. . .Lester Hapner and wife moved their household goods to Xenia this week where they will reside permanently. . . Mr. and. Mrs. William Parker had as Sunday guests the followirg: Ira Wright and family, Clayton Emerick and family, Hariey Juday, Orville Wilhelm of Dayton, E. A. Locke and family. Mrs. Wilbur Dill of Palestine, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vannaman, of Dayton... ..Ed. Overholtz and family of Dayton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Rud. Overholser. . . Miss Yvvne Miller spent several days of last week with Dayton relatives. Her sister, Josephine and Mrs. Forrest Ream shopped in that city Saturday... Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Locke spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. George Keppler at Ansonia.. .Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Teas entertained at dinner

Howell, Ola Trump and Mr. and Mrs, Coovert , of Eldorado visited. Camp Sherman at Chillicothe Sunday John Gauch and family spent Sunday with William Frees and wife at Ar

canum; .... .Mr. and Mrs. Cal Howell are spending this week with Dayton relatives. .. . , .Mr. and Mrs. William Gangiver were Sunday giisii of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brlnley and family of near Lewisburg. Mr. and Mrs. David Schaar, Mrs. Singleton and Miss Sophia Singleton of Ithaca,- and Odes Gangiver and family were also guests. i...Mrs. Maggie Will returned Saturday from a four months visit to her brother In Illionis. ,. .Tom Parker and family of Richmond, visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rledy....Mr. and Mrs. E. 3 Creager

and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glaidell motored to Chillicothe Friday, where they visited Camp Sherman and were guests of Mrs. Euphemia GlaedelL They returned home Sunday .... .Rev. H. C Crampton of Eaton filled hla regular appointment - here Sunday morning and evening and preached two excellent temperance sermons. He was entertained to dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs, C. E. BarnesMr. and Mrs. D. A. Poe were also guests.. I Miss Katie Waldren shopped in Richmond Saturday, . . .Mesdames Noah Siler and Clara Oans visited Fri

day with Mrs. Anderson Lyons...... Homer Woolf and family of Lewisburg and Lawrence Woolf and family of Et dorado were entertained Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Woolf.. Mrs. John Cans left Monday for her home in Alta Vista, Kansas, after a two weeks visit with Ohio relatives. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Newman and daughter, Mrs. John Gans, were guests of Mr- and Mrs. Noah Siler on Tuesday.

Constipation. Makes Baby Uncomfortable

Whea Its tender Uttta otrana are bound up with congestion of stomach wast in th bowels. Baby is a mighty uncomfortable morsel of humanity, and reflects Its discomfort In its disposition. If Mother will lust sive it a tiny dose of a mild laxa,Uve, such as Dr. Caldwell's Byrup Pepsin, the congestion will quickly loosen and be expelled, and her child be normal and happy oace more.

Vr. caiaweirs syrup epsin is

esoecially doslrable for children.

because It contains no opiate or

narcotic drug-, Ming a combination of simple laxative herbs with pep

sin, mild and gmtls in action, Txisitlve in effect, and very palata

ble. Children like it and take It

readily. Druggists sell Pr. Cald

well's Syrup Pepsin for fifty cents a bottle: a trial bottle, free of charire. can be obtained by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 46 "Washington St., Monticelio, Illinois.

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Opens Air rassagea uem up.

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In stant relief no waiting 1 Tour clogged nostrils open right up; the air passages of your head clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuffling,, blowing, headache, dryness. No. struggling for breath at night; your cold or catarrh disappears. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic healing cream in your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage of the head, soothes the Inflamed or swol

len mucous membrane and relief

comes- instantly.

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with a cold or nasty catarrh. Adv

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Eggemey er's Timely Food Reminders Two Grocery Stores

DRESSED CHICKENS I DRESSED FISH j STORAGE EGGS To order always Fresh Caught Trout Practice Egg Economy Freshed Dressed Direct from the Lakes Fancy Candled Stock Frys, Stews, Roasts Thursday and Friday Strictly Wholesome 29c Pound 30c Pound 40c Dozen ; Fresh Oyster Plant Home Grown Persimmons Fresh Brussels Sprouts' New Hickory Nuts . Fresh Kumquats Sweet Apple Gder NUT OLEOMARGERINE I NEW TOMATOE CATSUP I HAWAIIAN PINE APPLE Superior in Flavor Monarch Brand Monsoon Brand Made from Oils and Full 25c Size Bottle Large 25c C&HS Milk of Cocoanut One to a Customer Finest Sliced 35c Pound 19c Bottle 19c Per Can Goose Liver Sausage Fresh Frankfurters Peppered Beef Dressed Turkeys Country Butter (Fresh) New Layer Figs New Boneless Codfish Smoked Bloaters New Chili Sauce New Rye Flour Bulk Peanut Butter Fresh Marshmallows Whole Wheat Flour New Corn Meal Concord Grapes Fresh Grown Spinach Gluten Flour Fresh Cauliflower New Mackeral Fancy Swiss Cheese Rouqnefort Cheese Cooked Lunch Tongue Neufchatel Cheese Fresh Cranberries Holland Herrings Jumbo Bulk Queen Olives New Sour Kraut

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401 and 403 MAIN STREET

TWO GROCERY STORES 1017 and 1019 MAIN STREET

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