Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 316, 16 November 1917 — Page 11
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SOLDIERS HOME FROM CAMP SNU
EXEMPTED MEN Liberty Youths Refuse To Shake Hands With Those They Call Slackers.
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LIBERTY, Ind., Nov. 16. The army election board of Union county haa
tent in the following report to the provost-marshal general: Number of men 441; quota, 6.4; called for examination 200; failed to appear, 15; ac?epted, 197; rejected, 70; certified to district board, 86; to camp, 89; failed to report at camp, 4; rejected at camp, 1; re-examined, 12; claims filed, 149; claims allowed, 121; claims disallowed 28; discharged by district board, 2; on industrial claims, 15. Of the above, married, registered, not called, 83; called, not accepted, 37; called and accepted, 80. William Morris, who resigned as president of the board, was succeeded by Charles Courier of Brownsville. . Soldier boys here on furlough last week, refused, it is said, to shake hands with young men who, they al
leged, were slackers. These latter
vtre let go on some technicality.
1 n the case of Taylor Jones V. Albert Dubois, alleged damages to farm, $350, the jury was for defendant, and plaintiff to pay costs. The case of Grace Flanigan, 15 years old, against the Thompson-Mor
ris company, damages of 25,000 for alleged loss by negligence of said company of fingers on the right hand, was settled by agreement, the plaintiff receiving $1,500. An interesting case was that of Morton and Clark to restrain the dismantling of their building declared by the state fire marshal to be a fire trap. The decision was reversed, and the building will stand.
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Beck, O. B. i...ii,.iiiy.i Battel, John F; ..v.".'. ....... Belford, Mn and Mrs. Clayton Boston Store -.-1 Bishop, George .... -. j . Battel, Emmett ..;: ...
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Bowman, L. 8 Buckley, Sam
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Battel, Wm. H., Jr.
Butler, Walter G. Beatty, E. R Connlff. Thoa. F. Chambers, F. O. Com stock, Mrs. Paul Churchell, E. R. Clendenln, Mrs. W. D. . . . . Carter, Geo. M. Charles, James and Martha H. Cunningham, J. W. Carr, Clement V. Cohn Bros.
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Contributor's List
Following is a supplementary list of contributors to the Y. M. C. A. war fund up to Thursday noon: Austin. Mary P. $5.00 Alexander. W. V. .... 5.00 Adams. Edith 1.00 Arnold. V. B. 10.00 Aokerman, Charles 10.00 Alluis, Frank .... . . 10.00 Baxter, Miss M. . 5.00 Brown, Mrs. Clara 3.00 Baylies, J. M. 25.00 Ball, George C. 5.00 Burr, Frank L. 2.00 ri'irns, I. T : 2.00 Reach, L. A. 2.00 Banning, John 2.00 Beasley, William 2.00 Bailey, Raymond J. 1.00
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Draver, E. R. 25.00 Dennlson, Edgar P. 10.00 Davenport, W. H. 5.00
Davenport, John F ... . . . . . 5.00 Duffin, Dr. Charles E. 10.00 Dryden, Sadie F. 1.00 Deitemeyer, Mrs. Ed 10.00 DeBus, James L 5.00 Dill, Emily H 150.00 Dickinson Wall Paper Co 5.00 Dykeman, Lee 1.00 Davidson, Bill . 5.00 Druitt Bros. 20.00 Dougan, J. C. & Mrs. M. A. . . . . 5.00 Dennis, Frank 1.00 Dougan, D. H. .. 50.00 Davis, Everett L. 3.00 Disher, A. C 3.00 Deuker, Henry W, 10.00 Dennis, Roy 5.00 Dill, Mr. and Mrs. Howard A... 100.00 Eldridge. W. E. 2.00 Eggemeyer, Mrs. Emma 5.00 Edgerton, J. O. 10.00 Erbse, Anna 5.00 Ewing, Dr. U. B. G. .'. 2.00 Eagles Lodge 10.00 Eggemeyer. Geo. M. 100.00 Ennis, Mary M. 2.00 Fulghum, Walter .. 25.00 Fulshum, C. C. . 10.00 Fry, I. T. 5.00 Fox, George 5.00
Fouts, John M,
Fisher, Harry. Ti
Funk, F. U
Feldmann, J Adam
Fulghum, O. B. Flnfrock. I. W.
Fred, Samuel
Freeman, Gath B.
Feltman, Ed. A
Fetzer, Harry E. ........... Foulke, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Finney, C. H. Fry, Roy C. . ....... ... .. . . Farquhar, Mrs. Frank Goodwin, L. M. Gaar. S. W ... ... ........ Gardner, C. W, . . .......... Gayle, A. D. .". . .
Gaar, Helen M. , Gifford, Warren
Griffin, Daniel ..... Gregg; Hazel Gregg, Mrt. A. W. Glass, Frank E. Grothpus, Ferd . . ; . . Green, Chas. I .... Grim,: Loren. . . .... , Gordon," A. Homrighaus, George Hatfield, Keith ; Hayes, S. W. Hackman, Fred ...
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Holthouse, J. E. . .'. ..... ...... 5.00 HaneB, J. ............. .s. ... . 25.00 Harsh, A. .... ... ..... 5.00 Howells, Frank D. . . .......... 2.00 Hoover, Lee C. - 5.00 Hoover, Howard 2.00 Holladay, Mrs. J. F. .......... 2.00 Hibberd, W. C. .............. . 10.00 Hull, C. W. 2.00 Hahn, Ellen S. 20.00 Hayes, Geo. R. ............... 10.00 Harrington, T. C. . . 5.00 Hunt, Geo. E. Dr. . .... ... . 5.00 Horwltt, J.-B. .. ... ... ... .. 3.00
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Hatter, E. M. .
Haner, Chas. H. . ; 10.00
Haas, E. M.. ... . 10.00 Hawekotte, John R. .......... 5.00 Hutchlns, J. L. .............. . 5.00 Hutton, W. J. : . 25.00 Hugo, Mr. John 5.00
Hutton, Emily S. 100.00 Hollingsworth, Omar ......... 250.00 Hicks, F. K 5.00 Holthouse, Nora C. . ...... 2.00 Heath, J. 5.00 Hornaday, J. F. ............ . 10.00 Hadley. T. W. ...... . 5.00 Johnson, B. B. ............... . 20.00 Jones, R. B. . 10.00 Jessup, Wilfred and family .... 25.00 Jordan, C. W 15.00 James, H. S. 5.00 Jones Hdwe. company ....... .100.00 Jenkins, H. B. 1.00 Johnson, N. H. 3.00 James, Ruth 2.00 Johanning, Charles . . . . 20.00 Jay, Harry M. 5.00 Johnson, Miss Eva 5.00 Johnson, Mrs. D. , 3.00
Johnson, Miss Kluter, Henry Kemper, O. A.
Klehfoth, Nieweohner
King, Lewis ,
Kemper, Al A. .. ..... .... . . . . Kofski, Everett A. ....... . . Kelley, B. W Kelley, M. W. King, J. E. ...."............ Loofbourrow, Owen L. Lacey, H. D Logan, Thcmas Land, Mrs. Harry Lenta, Harry ...,. Lahman, F. J Ladies East End Aid Society First Christian Church Ladd. Mrs. Rose .............. Leeds, R. G. Land, Horatio Lange, Carl ............ .. Lundy, E. R.
Loehr and Klute . . . . ... ...... Lindermuth, A. C. ........... . Lichtenfels Ray .... Leeds, Mrs. Jeanette G. . .". . . . . Lebo, Elmer E. .............. . Lamson, J. W. Moss. Chas. . . ...... '. . . ....... Marshall, Alonzo ....... . . . . . . Markley, John A Mansfield, G. W. ....... .. Mansfield, LeRoy Miller, Clyde Miller, Oren A. . . . . . Miller, Joe Minor, Chas. H. Marvel, Charles ........ ... . Miller, Helen M. Marlatt; Edwin O. .. Meerhoff. Wm. H. . ....... Mendenhall, Ray .............. Menke, Myrtle . ...... Model Clothing Company Marshall, John D. Meyers. Carl K. Maag, Ben Jr., . . : Markley, Scott McWhinney . R. E. . . McCarthy, John T. McGuire, C. A.
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Swift Hannah H. . . . . . . . ..... Stegman. S. H. Seaney, J. M. ................ St. Paul's Evan. Lutheran S. S. Soangler. W. F.
Seeker, W. C.
Seamans, Miss Sarah '. . . . Semans, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Saylor, Miss Murle Shafer, Colan C. . . . ........ Schalck, Ed. .............. Schnleder, Howard J." .... . Skinner, Mrs. Wm. . .... . . . . Shissler, Frank S. Scott, Miss Belle Scott, E. H. ......... . . . . . . Shera, Grace E. Slifer, C. D. 1 Sample, W. A. Steinkamp, Frank H. Swallow, H. E. .... ........ Sanders, Agnes .;. Sprong, O. A. ............. Sheridan, Mahlon B. ...... .
Stauber, Albert .
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McCurdy, G. F.
Nicholson, John H. Norwick, John Nungesser, Henry Nlewoehner, John H. ......... Overdeer. H. L. (Grace Church Sunday School) Overman, Eert ............... Pinnick, Harry E. ............ Peltz, Ruth Parke, W. A. Past Chiefs Pythian Sisters.. Parke, W. A. Dr. Price, Paul V. . . . ..... . . . . Price, C. -W ParsonB, F. J. Piehl, W. Clifford Porterfield, O. G. Pierce. R. J.
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Thatcher, Mrs. J. E Tarkleson, Thomas Thomaspn, C. E. . . Thomas, A. P. Thomas, Geo. F. . Toler, Hilbert H. .. Thornburg, Walter Twlgg, Charles N. , Twigg, P. S.
Thurman, L. B
Tomlinson, R. A. . . . Thompson. John F. . Un thank, Mrs. J. B.Vigran, Sam Vansant, Samuel Vaughan, Daisy R. . . Wilklns. Geo. H...... Woodhurst, Chas. R. Wagner. Chas. E. W. Ward. Rhea .... Wiley, Russel M. ... Williams, Albert E. , Weisbrod, Flora R. . Williams, Walter II. Worley, Steve ...... Wolfer Mrs. W. H. . Williams, E. V. ....
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Weldner, E. G. , Wentz, Edna M.
Welst, Dr. E. P...... Wilson, Chas. A. Welling, D. M. . . . White, J. Seldon and Hettie Wilson, Ed. N. Wilson. J. Mark Welchman, Robert R. Wlckemeyer, H. C k . ...
Warner School Children
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Watt, Frank N. Wilcoxen, ,G. C ...... Worall, Phillip ....... Weisbrod, Chas. F. ... Wellbaum, Mrs. C. .... Wysong, Dr. E. A. .... Whelan, Thomas F. .. Wlssler, W. O. ....... Youngflesh, John Youngflesh, F. E. .... Young, Carl G. ....... Yencer, M. W. Dr. .... Zwlssler, Geo. C. ..... Zwissler, John ........
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A wonderful Sharpies invention, possesses invaluable features never before dreamed of by any separator manufact
them must and will appear antiquated and undesirable m comparison. Hence the three million separator users in Sharpies Suction-Feed Tubulars. The sooner each man makes the exchange, the sooner his cream losses, which
urer. lhese features are or such vital value to the farmer that everv machine wifhnnr
the United States will be bound, sooner or later, to exchange their old machines for are inevitable with fixed-feed hand separators, will be stopped.
Tests Show Old Separators9 Losses Recently scientific investigators made exhaustive tests which showed that more than 95 percent of all cream separator users turn their machines slower than the speed stamped on the handle; that 95 percent of all the cream separators in use are actually losing money for their owners through this cause. Other more thorough tests, made by the Purdue Experiment Station, have shown that a variation in crank speed of only 4 or 5 turns per minute during each run . will result in a loss of butterfat each year greater than the cost of a New Sharpies Separator. Nearly all farmers, it was shown by the tests, who operate separators by hand are unknowingly doing this and losing quantities of cream ranging in value up to $100 and $120 a year. Speed Indicators Do Not Prevent Losses Many manufacturers, realizing the seriousness of this condition, have built, installed and advised the use of speed indicators of various patterns, gotten up quickly to meet the emergency and cover the weakness of the old-type fixed-feed separators. A speed indicator affords no actual protection, as it only points out to the operator that he is turning too, slow; but if he doesn't watch the indicator every minute, he will be turning too slow much of the time. Sharpies skims clean even when turned slow In this machine the centrifugal force which separates the milk is also used to feed the milk into the separator bowl. Thus the feed and the separating force always work together in perfect harmony. The result is a remarkable saving in cream and an improvement in its quality that will make it exceedingly profitable for every present separator user to. replace his machine with a New Sharpies Suction-Feed Separator.
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