Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 313, 13 November 1917 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALADlUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, NOV. 13, 1917..

ROLL OF HONOR IS POSTED ON G. AND 0. BOARD

Company Will Protect Place of All Men Who Are In Service.

of the heavy Mallot engines has worked well for the service. The C. O. employe laid the board

walk from the depot out of their own j

pocket. Aa the wav needed repairs they also subscribed, and Invited budsoriptiona from the resident. Last year the outside subscriptions were' not In pro rata to the fund raised by the railroad men so no repairs were done. The boardwalk Is entirely a township Improvement, they claim, but are willing to do their part If the town board will help the movement along. Boston residents, who ask what a pool means, will find a list In the

I crew dispatcher's office giving the By CHARLES DAVIDQE HEMMING ' names 0f those who go on the runs BOSTON, Ind., Nov. 13. An inter-j on the principle of first In first out esting list of honor has been posted by : On some railroads a pool Is called a Trainmaster V. M. Lynch, the bulletin : chain gang, or a wild cat, the trains showing that each man has enlisted In ' working through the regular runs. Uncle Sam's army will not lose his The list of the engineers and fireposition with the Chesapeake and Ohio , men on the pool this week comprise railroad company. The company will'Barnum and Hall, 537; Cox and Turkeep in touch with the men, and do;er. 334; Donegan and Manlock, E33; what It can should any emergency j Hunt and Highway, 601; Grose and arise. Ramsey, 4S4; Faulconer and Murtha,

Brakemen C. F. Cales, C. M. Clark,

339; Reidman and Grant, 530; Cop-

J. R. Parr, W. J. Capelle, L. P. Deal, J" 'fm"B' ow.w,

R. -M. Bullach, Wm. Hudson, G. F. j K ul Me iraiflB m "ieir jwLloyd, R. E. Howell, F. Anderson, and. tive oraerConductor R. M. Stewart (with the Canadian army). comDrise the list. A I C. & O. GOSSIP

list of the firemen will shortly be i Engineers G. L. Fisher and C. A.

issued.

Superintendent C J. Derbyshire, who has been over the Indiana lines, and passed through Boston last week, han wound nn hia - annual Insnp.etlnn

trln at rinrinnnH In a chnrt tallr machinists.

with Thfl Palladium mn v. tt i Conductors H. B. Pence, A. F. Mor-

Moore, with Firemen R. W. Coffing,

A. W. Waltz and W. Baines are on trains 92 and 95.

W. P. Chrissman has a purp dog that Is good at hunting field mice, and a new sport has made happy the

that this branch of the system, now

rlson, O. A. Hopper, with Brakemen

to be operated aa a . separate system, F.ord- Ro11' Guard and Allen, are as

would be improved by the building of sisneu u uuu vo.

the shops, the round house, and a coal

tipple at Boston next spring. The appropriation has beon made and the contract will be advertised again.

Yardmaster Wm. Rhinehart said Monday the business done in eastbound freight had been exceptional. There has been much improvement in coal shipments and general merchandize has not suffered In spite of the blockades of the past week. The use

A. F. Krmp secretary-treasurer of

Railroad Men's Relief association,

was circulating among the boys, Monday. .- . - J. E. Gould, superintendent of Mo tive Power, was over the division this week explaining a plan to eliminate hot boxes on the runs. .Conductor Chrlswell la wearing a happy smile this week. Brakeman F. M. Kehler haa been assigned to his car. Whoopee. ,

Manager Wetzel has a landscape

gardener at work planting trees, and

beautifying the grounds outside.

F. L. Poindexter, assistant train

master, has been assigned headquar

ters at Boston, and is making friends everywhere here.

Now that General Foreman Peck

has the steam going at the shops the

rush of work is being done in "shifts,

it is so blamed hot.

G. E. Fuller, road foreman of engines has vacancies for four engineers and four firemen, applications to be made by November 15. The ditching gang has finished up In this Bection and has begun work at the western end to clear up all obstructions. John R. Girard, former fireman on this divisiqn and G. F. Harrison of Peru, former brakeman, are visiting Boston friends. . By agreement with the company all employes are allowed to .gather up the loose coal in the yards here, so long as the tracks are kept clear.

EAFN'S SIGNAL LIGHT IN PLA?E

EATON, O., Not. 13. Eaton's signal lights that will guide aviators flying at night between the Dayton aviation field and Champaign. 111., were erected Monday upon the Lorton D. Bailey

building, three-story structure, south

west corner Main and Cherry streets

The . signals were tested out Monday evening and were found to be satis.

factory.

The apparatus was erected under supervision of F. J. Jackley, superintendent of the Eaton Lighting Company, which will furnish the electric

current for the signals. -The signals

will be controlled from the downtown offices of the lighting company.

There are four of the lights, each or which is of 400 candle-power, with reflectors and deep red lenses. Two lights face east and the other two face west, all being elevated 12 degrees. The lights rest upon a steel frame, square in formation, and are three or four feet apart, one at each corner of the frame. The apparatus was erected at a cost of 9200, the money being raised by popular subscription.

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FIRE DOES DAMAGE OF 1300,000 AT DAYTON

DAYTON, Nov. 13. Damage estimated at 9300,000 was done when the Auditorium building here, In which were a theatre and hotel, was destroyed by fire. Many hotel guests, scantily clad, escaped from the building barely in time to avoid the flames. The origin of the fire Is unknown.

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The Source of All Tooth Troubles Is a Slimy, Albuminous Film Now it is known that a film on the teeth is the basic cause of all tooth troubles. That discovery has upset many former theories. Now it is known that tooth preservation .demands that film's removal. You can feel the film with your tongue a slimy film even after brushing. But you cannot see it, for the film, unless stained, is transparent. That is why teeth look clean. It absorbs stains nicotine stains in particular. That is why teeth discolos. That film is albuminous. Therefore it forms a perfect breeding place for germs. And germs are a cause of pyorrhea. It clings to the teeth, grows thicker and firmer, and finally hardens into tartar. And tartar is another cause of pyorrhea. It holds food particles which shortly ferment, forming lactic acid. And that's the cause of tooth decay. So that film causes all tooth troubles. The most common is tooth decay. That is caused by an acid which that film holds in contact with the tooth. The film protects it where it can't be reached by neutralizing alkalies. The most dreaded is pyorrhea. That is a disease caused by tartar and germs. Both are the result of that film. Tartar is hardened film. Stains and discolorments are in the film. . Thus clean teeth mean filmless teeth. Brush them as often as you will. Use any dentifrice you choose. While that film exist! your teeth remain unclean. They remain unsafe. Germs are bound to breed around them. Decay cannot be avoided. Teeth will not long stay white. New-day dentistry is founded on this fact. Feel your teeth now. That film is there, no matter when you cleaned them. Your dentist will assure you that it must be kept away.

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