Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 26, 12 December 1917 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 12, 1917.

WRIGHT RENAMED WORTHY MASTER OF GRANGEMEN Other Officers Elected By I States Convention Other Happenings. J Fifty delegates and 200 members fre attending the forty-seventh annual convention of the Indiana Grange in the Masonic Temple this week. ; Oovernor Goodrich, a member of the grange, in expected In Richmond Wed nnKday evening to take the fifth and ijxfh degree work. Wednesday morning's session which cpf rind at 9 o'clock was devoted to an election of officers, resulting as follows: .. Master, L. H. Wright, Indianap6lis, rii-elooted ; Overseer, M. H. HuRton, Mishawaka; Lecturer, Jamea Dunmire. Elkhart: Steward, J. E. Baer, lesburg; Assistant 8teward, J. E. Lyskowlnakl, Lanesville; Chaplain, Stella A. Allen, Pendleton; Treasurer, Oscar K. Carter, Seymour; Secretary, Mrs. N. H. Golden, Mishawaka; Gate Keeper, James Lockhart, Corydon; Worthy Ores, Mrs. Eudora Llgrht, Flkhart; Worthy Flora, Mrs. Minnie B. Tufts, Aurora; Worthy Pomona, Mrs. Nora E. Grube; Woman Assist, ant Steward, Mrs. Lena Alexander, Portland; Executive Committeeman, one elected each year, T. II. Wallington, Madison. Resolutions Introduced. R:8ottitlf.ns relative to taxation, high cost of living, food conservation end the present war were handed to members of the resolution committee at the morning and afternoon sessions. Chairman Dunmiro said the resolu-' tiouK would not be adopted until late Thursday. A report, of the committee on finance, salaries, second degree, third degree, were other features of the Morning session. , Worthy Master Wright made his annual address at the Tuesday afternoon session. He said: . "There seems to be a feeling In some cities that the farmer Is not doing nls full part toward supporting the war. We most emphatically deny the charge end claim the farmer is as patriotic und as willing to serve his country as nny other citizen." I Mr. Wright also said the farmer!

lias not struck for higher wages or shorter hours; he Is still laboring .mirinr the eight hour shift, eight in the morning and eight In tho afternoon. He also referred to various matters of legislation in which the Indiana Grange was interested. It supported the Woman's Suffrage, constitutional convention and state-wide prohibition measures.

German W anted to Put Up Sign Telling What His Race is

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec, 13 Karl L. Horst, of Jeffersonville, Ind., Is a Ger man. He desires everybody to know

that fact and also desires to avoid all

war discussions. '

As a means of Informing the public he asked Mark Btoren, United States Marshal for Indiana, If he may post

me iojiowmg sign at bis home; "Please do not discuss the war with me as I am a German and prohibited from doing so. Thank you. Karl L. Horst." Horst in his letter also told the marshal that shirts tor soldiers were being made within one-hair mile of his home and asked If he would have to have a permit to "stay at home " The marshal has ruled he must get the permit and also that the sign should rot be posted. Horst told the marshal In his letter that the people knowing he is a German try to draw him Irto war discussion. Mr. Storen said, concerning the letter, "this Is no time for divided allegiance to this country. The only redeemable feature of the proposed sign Is that Its author uses the little 'i.' Horst must quit any pro-German talk and take out a permit."

Wife of High School Teacher Will Sing Mrs. S. S. Vernon will sing Thursday evening, December 20. at the High school entertainment to be giv?:n for the benefit of French orphans. Mrs. Vernon, who has a beautiful voice, is the wife of a member of the High school faculty.

RICHMOND IS THIRD IN WIRE CLASSES Richmond has the third largest telegraphy class in connection with public school work of any city in the state. There are 32 members in the telegraphy class at the Night Bchool. Huntington has the largest class. 38. The Kokomo schools are second with en enrollment of 37.

The report has just been completed '

by R. E. Cavanaugh of the Educational section of the State Council of De fense. All but ten schools have reported. The quota for Indiana is 900 trained men.

NEW OFFICERS WILL LEAVE

Lieutenant Haisley and Lieutenant Herbert Cotton, who received their commissions at Fort Benjamin Marrlson, have been ordered to report at Camp Funston, Tex., and Fort mley, iransan Thnv have been snendine sev

eral days In Richmond with relatives.

Only One "BROMO QUININE" To get .the genuine, call for full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. 30c.

To Cure a Cold in One Oay. Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. Druggists refund money if it faila to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 30c.

WANTED Experienced Marker and Assorter

on Rough Dry Work.

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SALESLADY Experienced in ready-to-wear, wanted at once; Apply Fashion Shop.

Wife Too Popular, Hilbert Declares

TMIUJIFSIRAY

Mabel E. Hilbert was too popular with other men, says Omer R. Hilbert in a suit for divorce filed in circuit court Wednesday.' She deserted him after living with ulm five years. Hilbert avers. In December of 1916. Mrs. Hilbert told her husband that she was going to Indianapolis, while she really met Marion Overs, the complaint sets forth. Hiltmrt Bays he Is a theatrical performer.

Today and Thursday WIW. S. HART

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Runge 10-Piece Orchestra

Adults, 10c.

Miss Marie James, Soprano

"HELL'S HINGES" Mutual Weekly , Triangle Comedy

Clarence Runge, Director

Children, 5c.

Bell-ans J Absolutely Removes f Indigestion. Druggists I refund money if it fails. 25c L

MURRET TE Today and Thursday Return Engagement of The Star Supreme DOROTHY DALTON Assisted by Earl Garr, Richmond Boy "The Flame of the Yukon" Adults, 10c. Children, 5c.

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WE ALWAYS HAVE WHAT WE ADVERTISE

We Do Not Hesitate Advertising Diirinn This Xmas Sale

Our advertising represents our way of doing business. We are always open and above board S&J

d when believe a thing is right wo say so as you have read before at this sale you get

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On Silver. Cut Glass and Jewelry

This Discount makes it possible for you to obtain greater values here for the money you spend than you'll be able to obtain at any other store or sale in this city.

10 Mscounmt on Mamnoiicils

Don't forget that when you bought Dickinson Diamonds at their full retail price you were getting better quality and more for your money than was possible to obtain elsewhere. Now that we are giving a 10 reduction, you get still more for your money when it's invested in a DICKINSON DIAMOND. We have Diamonds-i Loo3e and Mounted, priced $7.20 to $850.00

Bracelet Watch

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Your Xmas Savings Check

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