Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 93, 28 February 1918 — Page 6

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. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AJJD SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, FEB. 28, 1918.

DISTRICT BOARD REFUSES APPEAL OF SEVEN MEN Decision of Army Board at Cambridge City Is Sustained Citizens Meet.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Feb. 28. The District Board has sustained the decision of the local board for division No. 2 in the following appeal cases, and assigned the registrants to class 1. division A: Clarence Lee Boyd. Greensfork; Frank Harman Davis, Cambridge City; Adam Metter, Cambridge City; Lester Earl Nicholson, Greensfork; Benjamin II Williams, Fountain City. The Board of town trustees, at a special meeting Monday evening, appointed Lee Ault to fill the unexpired term of E. D. Filby of the Fifth Ward, 'whose resignation had been accepted the previous week. Mrs. Musto Givens and. daughter, of Indianapolis are the guests this week of the former'3 father The funeral of Henry Smith, who committed suicide, Monday evening was held at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, this morning, ltev. McCcrraick of Milton, officiating. Burial at Riverside Dr. H. B. Boyd has been ill for several days, at his home on West Main street The last group of registrants to be classified under the new regulations, twenty Bix In number, were examined by physicians of the local board, Thursday morning.... A meeting of citizens, called by the town trustees, for the expression of opinions as to the best means of improving the electric light plant, water works and fire department was held at the town hall Wednesday evening. The meeting was well attended, and will no doubt be productive of much. .good. To carry out

the purposes of the meeting a committee consisting of the following gentlemen was appointed! Charles F. Wheeler, Lawrence Bertsch, B. F. Wlssler, A. R. Feeroster and Harry Morris...... Dr. and Mrs. TV. R. Littell have returned from Greensburg, where they were the guests of the former's mother The bridge over Lick Creeek. on Green street, constructed by the Big Four company, at a cost of $18,000, has just been completed Mrs. Jennie Jones has returned from Richmond, after several days spent with Mrs. Carl Trusler. .. .Claude GIfford and Mrs. Reba Whitfly, who were married Saturday afternoon-, by Rev. L. E. Murray of the Christian church, Richmond, have taken un residence at Hagerstown. where Mr. Gifford is manager of the Citizen's Telephone company. . . Mrs. James Saxon has returned to her home In Indianapolis, after ten days spent with her daughter, Mrs. F. S. Ludlngton. . . .Mrs. John Dora was the hostess of the "500" club. Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Walter Groff and Mrs. Alfred Wiseman as guests. Light refreshments were served.

GREENSF0R5, IND.

Helen Smith spent Sunday with Anna Peed In Williamsburg. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown spent Sunday in Richmond, the guests of the former's sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Spotts Russell and Ruby Sanders and Lucile Gentry are absent from school on account of having the measles Miss Mead Brown, Mrs. Ellen Duke, Carl Duke of Williamsburg, Charles Duke of Boston were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr3. John Ellis, Jr. and son Mr. and Mrs. John Lindeman, Lucile Gentry, and Mr. Florence Linderman spent Sunday in Richmond the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pike.

Court Records

Marriage Licenses Richard Adams Paulson, 28, farmer, Richmond, to Jessie M. Bailey, 22, Richmond.

An Army Must Be Both Well Led and Well Fed.

MURRETTE Margaret Worth and Howard Skeele, daughter and son of George Worth and Richard Skeele, respectively, have successfully defied and outwitted their wealthy parents, who attempted to force them into a marriage with each other. Today Howard Skeele Is in Washington with his newly-wedded wife, formerly Miss Alice Stevens, whom he met only yesterday for the first time. . This is yn outline of the interesting story In "From Two to Six." Triangle's photoplay, which will be shown at the Murrette theatre tonight. WASHINGTON When Mae Marsh's new Goldwyn Picture, "Fields of Honor," comes to the Washington theatre, Friday, you will, if your eyes are quick to single out individuals on the screen, witness the debut of Mae Marsh's mother in motion pictures. But you will require assistance, which is hereby tendered without cost.

spread attention from the press and the public generally, the interest in Russian affairs is reflected in the inquiries regarding "One Law for Both," at the Murray Friday and Saturday.

Students Warned One Hour Before Crash

MURRAY While the critical governmental situation in Russia is attracting wide-

U. S. BAND IN ITALY

ROME, Feb. 28. The American military band which came here from France with the American military mission to Italy paraded through the main thoroughfares of Rome today, and received an enthusiastic reception.

' OXFORD. O., Feb. 28 It was roughly estimated today that the loss resulting from the collapse of the tower of Kumler memorial chapel, Western College for Women, will reach at least $33,000. Who will have to stand this loss is not as yet known. Builders who viewed the ruins say that large portions of the remaining walls will have to be torn down. The cause of the accident will not be

known until an. official investigation! is made. i It was learned yesterday that work

men employed on the building warned I

faculty members and students one hour before the crash to stay away from the building. The members of the senior class are seriously disappointed, for they had fully expected to be graduated from the new chapel, and the work of rehearsing the dedicatory music had already begun.

135,000 SIGN PLEDGES

SUGAR LOADING STOPPED

HAVANA, Feb. 28. Loading of sugar for Mexican and Spanish ports has been stopped by order of the inspector general of the port under instructions said to have come from President Menocal. Mexican firms have contracted for 15,000 tons of

sugarfhere.

SAX JUAN", Feb. 28. Final reports to the insular food commission on food pledge week show that 135,000 families promised to do their best to save food during the war. The total is more than half of the families on the island.

During these trying times, the knitting needle is comrade to the sword.

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ASSESSING WILL START FRIDAY

Township assessors and the assistants appointed for Wayne township will meet at the county assessor's office Friday morning to receive instructions for the taking of assessments in the county. The work starts Friday and will continue until May 15. The assessments this yfcar cover corporations, additional improvements

and personal property. A percent j discount on notes is permitted, but all . other property is taken at real cash j

value. A. G. Boyd, township assessor, has appointed as his assistants for Richmond and Wayne county: Will Ratliff, A. C. Brown. James P. Reid, J. H. Taylor. Perry Moss. H. F. Smith. W. G. McVay. S. R. Oxendine, N. D. Wolford, George Scott, A. E. Bonsall, Harvey Danna, William Morton, J. E. Reid and George Maisch. The fifteen township assessors appointed are as follows: Harvey Jarrett. Abington; William N. Overholser, Boston: James Martin, Center; Edward Syke. Clay; Harry B. Macey, Dalton; Ira Addleman. Franklin; Harry Martin, Green; Levi Odom, Harrison; George Adrion, Jackson: Clinton Martindale, Jefferson; Aria Reynolds, New Garden; John Bowman, Perry; Bert Newman, Washington; James Howarth, Wayne; Alonzo Wilcoxin, Web-

Pupils of Hagerstown Schools Spend $874 for j Thrift and War Stamps Hagerstown. Ind., Feb. 23. Editor of Palladium, Richmond, Ind. Dear Sir: In your issue of last evening in a statement concerning the amount of thrift stamp and. war saving stamp sales you place to the credit of the schools of Jefferson township the amount of 1349.75. That amount was not sold by Jefferson township schools but was the amount netted by the Hagerstown schools the first day of their campaign. As we are a separate corporation from the township schools we feel that it is an injustice to the pupils of the town schools to give credit for their labors to the township schools. Hagerstown schools are organized for the work and will certainly come up at the finish next December with their part. We know that you will be glad to correct your statement as is indicated above. Further statistics concerning the Hagerstown schools are: For the week ending Feb. 22: Cash received. $684.24. First two days of the present week, $290.35. Total for first seven days, $974.59. All of the foregoing amount repre

sents sales to pupils and In their own name, except $140.42. Respectfully, W. F. COLLINS. Superintendent.

MISS GORDON LEAVES

Miss Nelle Gordon leaves today for

Cape Girardeau, Mo., where she will j

teach in business college.

Woman's Devotion to Home

Beck Will Talk on Pork Production

A meeting for farmers will be held Friday evening at the school house in Chester, when I. T. Beck, county vocational teacher, will discuss the question of pork production. Similar meetings will be held at Chester for several weeks. A dairy cow judging contest, under the direction of Mr. Beck was held at the farm of Will Turner on the Abington piks Thursday afternoon.

XOW IS THE TIME TO BE CAREFUL j The widespread blizzard Is causing: such a demand for cough medicines ; that almost any sort of mixture is finding; sale. Avoid unknown concoctions

that migrht contain harmful drugs. When you buy Foley's Honey and Tar Compound you are certain of getting a family cough medicine of high standard and genuine merit. It contains no opiates. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. Adv.

Home duties to many women appear more important than health. No matter how ill they feel, they drag themselves through their daily tasks, overdo and pay the penalty in headaches, backaches, backache, draggingdown pains and nervousness; they become irritable, and finally discover that some form of female complaint has fastened itself upon them. When a woman gets into this condition there is one tried and true remedy made from the roots and herbs of the field, Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound, which for more than forty years has continued its great work among women in restoring health after many other remedies have failed. Adv.

Important to all Women Readers of this Paper. Thousands upon thousands of women have kidney or bladder trouble and never suspect it. Women's complaints often prove to be nothing else but kidney trouble, or the result of kidney or bladder disease. If the kidneys are not in a healthy condition, they may cause the other organs to become diseased. You may suffer pain in the back, headache and loss of ambition. Poor health makes you nervous. Irritable and .may be despondent; It makes any one so. But hundreds of women claim that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, by restoring

health to the kidneys, proved to be just i the remedy needed to overcome such

conditions. A good kidney medicine, possessing real healing and curative value, should be a blessing to thousands of nervous, over-worked women. Many send for a sample bottle to see what Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder medicine will do for them. Every reader of this paper, who has not already tried it, by enclosing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton. N. Y., may receive sample size bottle by Parcel Post. You can purchase the medium and large size bottles at all drug stores. Adv.

SALE Begins Friday March 1st

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AN APPEAL TO ECONOMIZE

ECONOMY HAS BECOME THE WATCHWORD OF THE AMERICAN BUYIN

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Keep in mind that all goods furnished are new, clean stock, and regular Romey quality. "Quality Then Price" is, as always, our motto. .This is the one furniture sale that lovers of good furniture await.

High quality at a low pricethat 's true economy. And that is what we offer you at this great sale.

An Elegant Dining Room

The fine old Queen Anne period design is prominent in every piece. There is a most beautiful blending of rich elegance and dignified sturdiness of construction which will appeal to the most exacting. Three-section mirror on the dressing table is most artistic. Very tastily finished in high-grade walnut and enamel.

Colonial

Beside embodying all the beauty of a china closet, this fine piece of furniture has an elegance of construction and finish all its own. Golden oak.

Elegantly Designed $0 7 Dining Room Table

Fashioned after the William and Mary period. Rich fumed oak finish and very sturdily constructed throughout.

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$19

Anniversary Sale Special only $Q85

for this All Oak Kitchen Cabinet Every Feature Included Exactly Like Cut. Cash or Payments.

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Be it a Dining Suite or a Kitchen Chair it is here for you at a price you will never see again. Come and view these remarkable offerings. Every convenience will be at your disposal whether you buy or not.

ROYAL ELECTRIC IRONS

Only $2.98

AN INVITING BED ROOM

Richly Furnished For Only $99

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The suite which contains all that makes a dining room bespeak prosperity. The massive buffet, beside being beautifully built wtih all the charming elegance of the Queen Anne period, has very roomy compartments for table accessories. Table has six-foot extension, and chairs are upholstered in genuine leather. Choice of mahogany or American walnut.

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Luxuriuus Construction

The air of prosperity which this davenport will bring to your home cannot be estimated until you see the real beauty which this rare value possesses. A most comfortable piece of furniture with loose cushion seats. Very massive build. The anus are most artistically formed in a way that insures the greatest reclining qualities. Come and see it for yourself.

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Gracefiu;y designed Queen Anne library table, mahogany. The pleasure of a fine library table at a very low price.

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A big. roomy dresser, in which all the beauty of William and Mary design has been maintained. Well built, with exceptionally large mirror. Your choice of walnut or mahogany finish.

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We are not able to offer very many of these big genuine leather rockers in this way. Built throughout to be the real friend of the tired body. Fine fumed oak finish.

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No more searching around for him, or cleaning after for her. A complete wardrobe. This chifforobe has roomy compartments for hats, shirts, collars, etc., and is equipped with coat and trouser hangers. Finely finished in solid oak.

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