Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 46, 4 January 1918 — Page 8

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THIS RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JAN. 4, 1918.

28 CANDIDATES FDR TRUSTEES OF TOWNSHIPS

All of Present Township Trustees Will Be Candidates for Re-nomination. Candidates for nomination as trustees in the fifteen townships In Wayne county are coming to the front, despite the fact that the primary election is still more than four months ' distant. AH of the present trustees have announced themselves as candidates for re-nomination and others are "quietly" informing the voters In their respective townships that they will be "up for nomination" on May 7, when the primary election is held. In Wayne township, which contains Richmond, five men already have announced themselves as candidates on the Republican ticket. They are J. O. Edgerton, the present truatee; Charles Potter, a former trustee; Jesse Borton, alaoa former trustee; Nathan White, at present deputy sheriff; aud Henry Cheesman, present justice of the peace. Curtis Out Again. In Franklin township, William Curtis, the present trustee, is a candidate for re-nomination on the Republican ticket. No Democratic candidate has announced himself. In New Garden township, Thompson Reynolda, the present trustee, is a candidate for re-nomination on the Republican ticket. Other Republican candidates are Dr. O. N. Huff and Lester Harrison, editor of the Fountain City Times. The Democrats have no candidate. E. C. Veal. Republican, the present trustee of Greene township, is a candidate for re-nomination; Dr. M. L. Stanford, present member of the township advisory board, and William Brown, a former trustee, also are candidates on the Republican ticket. In Clay township, Charles Bond, the present trustee, is the only candidate who has announced himself on the Republican ticket. Three in Oalton. Alexander Abbott, the present Republican trustee of Dalton township, Walter Beeson, and Harry Macy. present township assessor, are candidates for nomination. In Jefferson township, William Porter and Horace Hoover are candidates on the Republican ticket and Sol Copeland end Alonzo Daugherty, retired school teacher, on the Democratic ticket. Aldo Cain, present attendance officer In Jackson township, and Elijah Fischer of Dublin are candidates on the Republican ticket. DiyA. E. Ehle, present trustee, will be up for re-nomination on the Democratic ticket. George Crull, present trustee of Washington township, Charles Shank, . and William Miller, former trustee, are candidates on the Democratic ticket. No candidate on the Republican ticket has announced himself. In Abington township, Emmett J. Wright, will be a candidate for renomination on the Democratic ticket. No Republican candidate has been announced. William Moore will be the candidate

ou the Republican ticket in Webster;

township.

ALL BRANCHES OF REGULARS ARE OPEN

All brft&onea et the regular army now are pen to taea, wttbia er estside the flraft ages, " Sergeant Wright Friday received the foregoing announcement, with spplsroentanr Instrualtons eeaoerning recruiting for all branches. This Information covered the duties of each branch and" explained that there is no cavalry In Europe and bone Is likely to be sent. All cavalry units are on the Mexioan border. Following is the definition of the service in all four branches: The regular army comprises tour combatant forces, although the engineer corps Is more or less combatant. They are the infantry, cavalry, field artillery and coast artillery. No previous experience is necessary for any of these branches. The Infantry is composed of foot eoldlers, and his duties are more or less in the trenches. The field artilleryman is a mounted soldier, and bis position on the battle front is back of the front line trenches, where he occupies dug-outs back of the hills. These are the troops that keep up the barrage fire and pave the way for the infantrymen to make their attacks across "no man's land" on the other trenches. The cavalry is a mounted branch of the service. The men are armed with a rifle, saber and revolver. At present there is no United States cavalry in Europe, and as to their being sent, the government has not yet determined. The cavalry is used for the pursuit of the enemy when the latter has been pushed back and is retreating. The United States cavalry is now at different points on the Mexican border. The coast artillery was formerly used to protect our seaport towns and defenses, but as the Germans are using heavy artillery, the United States is sending the coast artillerymen, who will operate heavy guns and mortar batteries on the fields of Europe.

BIBLE GLASS WILL INSTALL OFFICERS

Officers will be Installed Sunday morning by the Brotherhood Bible class of First Methodist church, as follows: Clem Gaar, president; C. C. Thomas, vice president; Robert Roan, secretary; John Woodhurst, treasurer; O. H. Wilson, social committee chairman; W. P. O'Neal, social service committee chairman; J. R. Jordan, membership committee chairman; L. H. Bun j an, devotional committee chairman.

On The Boards

MURRAY Most of the villains we have had in photoplays from the very beginning of the film Industry have been "utter" villains of tradition. They have been bad Just on general principles. Douglas Fairbanks, however, has come to the rescue in an innovation, "The Good Bad Man," a feature which he wrote himself, and in which he Is starred at the Murray today and Sat

urday.- The bad man is a most likable young chap, whose depredations take eeeentrie channels. For Instance, he holds hp the Pacific limited and robs the conductor of his ticket puwJh. Again, he holds up the town groeer and robs him of quantities ef food, which he bestows upon a friendless HUle orphan who Urea em the eraV skirts of civilization. The vaadevlllo acts are comprised of Glifton and Kramer, "The Girl asA the 8wede' to a singing, dancing and talking act The young lady, good looking and well gowned, is possessed of a good voloe and is a lever danoef The Swede is a eoroedian of ability, Neville and Brook, "The Thierf and the Cop," are easily a sure sure tor the blues. In fact, the entire show, vaodevule acts and picture, is for laughing purroses only, and a trip to the Murray will cause you to forget "no gas" and other matters of equal importance.

On The Screen

MURRETTE. We would all like to be a Cinderella! Everyone longs to merge from

Nervous WreckNow Live Wire

Makes Everybody Sit Up and Take Notice. One of our big league ball players had been going back for some time, no matter how hard he tried he could not get his old time Pep and Ginger into the game, it was up hill work all the time. He was one of those honest hard working fellows and it finally pot his "goat," his nerves went bad, he commenced to run down, could not eat or sleep and kept steadily slipping. Doctors and medicines were of no help. One of his many admirers said to him, "Why not try Phosphated Iron, everybody is boosting it." Grasping at the last straw, the poor fellow took a try at it. The way he came back was an "eye opener," he was there in every department of the game, his nerves were like Iron, he could hit the ball and was not time getting back to the three hundred mark, while his base running and fielding were great. Discussing the matter with out reporter he said, "Would you believe it, I could feel the Iron charging my blood with health and strength, while the way the Phosphates steadied and renewed my nerve force was almost too good to believe. Phosphated Iron took hold of me right from the start p.nd sure did make a new man of me, and you can bet I carry a good supply on ail my trips." Doctors will tell you that you must have plenty of Iron and Phosphates in your system if you want pure red blood and steady nerves of Iron. Every one who is run down, nervous tired and has that "all in" feeling should try Phosphated Iron and you will never be without it again. Special Notice To insure physicians and patients receiving the genuine Phosphated Iron we have put up in capsules only so do not allow dealers to substitute pills or tablets, insist on the genuine in capsules only. For sale in Richmond by Conkey Drug Co.

ime homely cbrysolis into a goreeous butterfly.- Every neglected ''little sister-sit-DT-tbe-flre' loves to dream oT the day when she will meet her "Prince Charming and marry him. Here eomes a new Cinderella on the screen. All the old parts that the children love are kept the lizards Change Into footmen, the live rabbits beeome the "cunnlngest'1' little ponies possible. But there is amusement for the grownups, top. The one hundred Pud fifty talented children who dance and frolio through the fairyland of this play could win a heart of Btone. One tiny fairy is enly six months old, but it laughs and kicks and crows, in the clouds fa fairyland, until every mother's heart in the audience is melted. Gasps of "ohs" and "ahs" are certain to greet the magic change, for the children love the tricks of the screen. At the Mcrrette tonight and Saturday. WASHINGTON, . The story of "Nearly Married." the new Goldwyn picture starring Madge Kenedy, to be seen at the Washington theatre today and , Saturday, de

tails the adventure of a pair of young newly-weds, Harry and Betty, separated because Harry declines to permit Betty's brother, Dick, to accompany them on their honeymoon. Believing that Betty really wants a divorce, which seems all the more likely because Dick, who Is just opening a law practice, is threatening legal action on his sister's behalf, Harry enlists the legal advice of his friend, Tom Robinson; and Robinson, in

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