Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 118, 29 March 1918 — Page 2
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAU. FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1918
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RED GROSS NEEDS 5,000 NURSES BY FIRST OF JUNE '" Call Is Sent Out for Women J to Help Nurse the Soldier : Boys. : i - -
: a ..ii fkn r nnA Red Cross nurses
by the Aral of June has been sent out by MUs Mary Roberts, director of nursing of the Lake Division of the Bed Cross. The nurses are needed for service In the American military hospitals abroad and In the United States, - Over 7.000 nurses hare already enrolled for Red Cross work, according mi.. Roberts, but the need has In
rrBed. and the public Is asked to RprvIltinn l11nCheon at the . M C. A..
make it possible for nurses In eac . 1 0 which all women are invited. Those
Economics Federation .
Favor Appointment of Miss Short at Agent rha wrnA nountv Hsfflt Eeonom-
les federation dre-tf up a petition!
Thursday favoring the appointment of, an agricultural agent for the county, in order that a woman domestle science -agent can be appointed - .. Miss Nina Short, who has been encased in domestic science work in the schools here, was favored for the appointment. It also was decided to hold the annual meeting in Richmond on Saturdayi April d. Liberty clay: the sessions during the day will be held in the auditorium of the high school building, and will include a program of patriotic speeches, discussions of food conservation problems, junior club work, the liberty loan, and the registration of the women of the countyt There will be a food conservation exhibit ar ranged by the domestle eeieaee classes of the local schools. ,
At toooa there will be a food con
HOUR OF
Why Nuraea Are Needed ' "Great responsibility rests upon the purses of the country." said tha statement Issued by Miss Roberts. "They re the only women recognised as a part of the c military- establishment While thousands of nurses are needed the number is comparatively small compared with the number of woman In America who should stand back of them and make possible the servlee for which they are so greatly needed. - "No finer patriotic service can be rendered by well-educated young women than that of the students In schools for nurses, who are definitely preparing for the larger professional Held of graduate nurse. I: HUNS DRIVE I fContlnued From Page One.l Ing continues along most of the fiftyjive miles front. . n ,Vi a nnrlhnrn flank. Which hSS
Kon ovtAndfld slightly acrosB the
carpe. Field Marshal Halg. although giving some ground has repulsed atUoir of tr nttnrtf and has held most of
his positions intact, especially between
Boisleux and Albert, on me souinem flank the Gorman pains around Montdli.. (,, vcn nffant hv A French of
fensive movement south of Noyon and the repulse of heavy enemy attacks along the Olse. T' French Are Active ' Attention is divided between the German attack along the front toward Arras and the probability that the French movement , in the south is beginning of a counter offensive on a large scale. The wings on the German salient were Its weak points and when the allied troops checked them south and held them to small gains at great cost as they have done for two lays the enemy had to change his tactics. Arras Is Fortified : Arras is one of the strongest points in the British line and is guarded on the north by Vlmy Ridge and on the south by Wallly Ridge while there are strong hill positions to the east. From these positions the British artillery could bombard the rest of the German lines toward the Somme and prevent the Germans from widen Ing their salient toward the north, while at the same time giving the British a point from which to launch a counter offensive. . The German attack along the Scarpe may mean either a feint to draw British attention, an attempt to take the high ground around Arras or an effort to offset a British counter move toward Cambral. Whatever .its purpose, the attack continues in strength with the British withstanding the en emy efforts gallantly. SEAMAN IS DROWNED
WASHINGTON, March 29. John Parker Hawthorne, of 122 Hague street, Jersey City, a seaman of the naval reserve, fell overboard from the XT. S. S. Rutoma, March 26, and wa3 drowned, the navy department today announced. . His body was not recovered.
Irrespective of aviation, the high flyer doesn't always know Just where he is going to light.
Red Blooded Men Fighters THEY RULE THE WORLD
Red blooded mn are born leaders in every walk of life and fight intelligently with both brain and muscles. They are always live wires, smiling and full of ginger; keen, alert on tueir toes and ready for anything that comes their way. Work is a pleasure and they land on top every time. You will not find a strong successful man or woman trying to plug along with poor health or weak nerves. They know better they are wise and see to it that their blood has plenty of good fresh Iron and their nerves at all times loaded with Phosphates the nerve food. A leading doctor says, "Show me a strong, healthy successful man or woman and you can bank on It every time, their bodies are Just loaded with Iron and Phosphates." Another prominent physician says, "There is no need of anyone going through life sickly, miserable, played out, fagged and nerv ous when Phosphated Iron will always put energy and vigor in the body, mind and nerves." This same doctor also said. "With the system loaded with Phosphated Iron you can fight life's battle at any 6tage of the game and be a winner at every turn." ' Mr. Run Down man or woman in any stage of life, if you feel all in, your nerves are all shot, and life seems like one continual drag and drudgery from day to day, get next to yourself, wake up, take a brace. Lay in a suaply of Phosphated Iron and take a new lease on lite. You will once again feel like a live one and face the world with the smile that wins. Are you game? To insure physicians and their patients receiving the genuine Phosphated Iron, it has been put up in capsules only, so do not allow dealers to give you tablets or pills. Insist on , capHUles. Conkey J)rug Co., and leadting drugcists everywhere. Adv.
wishing to attend this luncheon are requested to send their names to Miss
Short or Mrs. A. w. Koacn neiore vveanesday. April 3, In order that the committee In charge will know how many they will have to serve.
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Here's Chance for Job for lion Owning Team
MAM rAA rnaa fv tii t.rfn nf obaerva
Uon. qf its activities., in France. I do pot think I realised I would be thrown Into-the. vortex of , the , greatest human Interests, as well as the most tragic endeavor In the -world iodayi -! , What Work Means ' "I came purposely to tell -those American women who are working so loyally for the Red Cross In every little neighborhood. Just what their
money, their knitted so ana sweaters, illustrated, their hospital bandages, and eoats, and "...
all the other things tnai mey are aauy sending to France, mean to those who are going 'over there. "J am going to tell the men and women of Ameriea, as. simply as I can, what . 1 have seen In hospitals, the training camps, the. ruined and desolated homes and the trenches, the places where the American Red Cross tries to heal the great gapping wounds tk n.Adont Aar wnrlil I VlATP talk-
Ut U1C WSVSOCUl. i ed with everyone with whom I came
in contact, inrai utawicii woui8 the American private, from President Poincare to the humblest poilus
i . . The Commercial Club war garden committee wishes, to employ a man with a team for work In the war gardens of the city. Applications for the work may be made to E. F. Murphy, city gardner, at the Commercial Club Saturday night between T and 8 O'ClOCk.- ---- y. . .... . ... i. . ' A thousand war garden manuals have been received here from the National American . War Garden committee at Washington, and, will be distributed free from the Commercial Club. The booklets contain a num
ber of practical gardening hints, and
GERMAN RESTRICT AREA ABOUT HELGOLAND BIGHT THE HAGUE, Marrh ?9 Correspondence of the Associated Press. -It is officially announced that a note has been received from the German government that neutral Mopi". fhe ot-o Aj niimiftnd Bisht which has
already been declared dangeious oy the British government, will hencej forth be exposed to additional danger ! in consequence of measures taken by the German government.
Ghosts may talk, but very few people understand the dead languages. .
Court Records
Hntt wam filed Thursday in the cir
cult court by William W. Zimmerman against Hannah Waking, the allegation being made that Mrs. Waking, Is old and feeble and incapable of assuming proper management of her estate. A. guardian is asked for her. Dr. Perry, Mills, of Grand Rapids, Mich., filed "suit in circuit court Friday against Roland Louck, asking the foreclosure of a mortgage and alleging that the defendant has failed to pay him $130 due on a promissory note. The note was given, he declares, in exchange for medical services. Marriage licenses were issued by the county clerk Thursday afternoon to Willie E. Becker and Hallle Oren; to Lewis DeArmond and Rose Hlch-man.
8UES INSURANCE COMPANY FOR ALLEGED NON-PAYMENT
Mary A. Stillwell filed suit in circuit
court Friday against the Massachu
setts Bonding and Insurance Company,
a company incorporated to carry on an insurance business in the state of Indiana, claiming that the company refused to pay $400 due her husband as the result of an accident suffered by him in November, 1916. According to the complaint James Stillwell was under' the care of a doctor for a period of several months and died within a year after the accident The plaintiff claims that he carried an accident policy with the bonding company and that they refused to pay her the amount called for In the policy. . FIVE SHIPS ARE LAUNCHED
A Beautiful Complexion For Only 3(p Cents
"Keen nn iminer BTnenteive rteumn
and washes and ointments If you want to," says Peterson. ' "It's none of my business how you squander your money, but if you really want. to get rid of pimples, facial blemishes of any kind .or any skin disease, my honest advice Is to get a thirty cent box of Peterson's Ointment today' Men and women: if you want a complexion olean and clear, soft and velvety; one that will compel the admiration of all the people you meet, start to Use Peterson's Ointment - tonightuse it freely, rubbing well Into the skin. Continue for a week or until every pimple, blackhead,, eruption or rash is gone. ' . Don't fail to try It and you can take my word for it you'll be proud of your lovely skin and your friends will envy your bewitching complexion. Any fair; minded druggist will back up what Peterson saya because he is authorized to return your money without question if Peterson's Ointment doesn't make good. Sold by Clem Thlstlethwalte. Adv.
"Helped More Than Anything Indianapolis Woman Tells How Tanlac Has Improved Her Health, Mrs. Rose Kondon. 932 North Illinois street. Indianapolis. Ind., says Tanlac has fixed up her stomach and has helped her more than anything she ever took In her life. "Mr stomach was in pretty bad shape," Mrs. Kondon said. "If I ate anything rich or heavy my stomach would start aching and sometimes it would keep it up for hours. The pains would run up into my chest and sometimes would come in my back. "I was weak and nervous, too. The least exertions would bring out perspiration on my f aoe and my hair would be wet with It. "I heard and read so much about Tanlac that finally 1 decided to give It a trial. I took about a bottle and a half before I saw much Improvement but after that It started In to helping me right and it hag benefited me more than anything else 1 ever tried. "My stomach seems to be in as good condition now as it ever was before and I'm feeling all right in every way," Take Tanlac this spring and get your system back In shape. You're like everyone else Just now. You're all run down following the winter and don't feel good. Tanlae will build you up. You can get Tanlac at ThiBtlethwalte's Adv. ..
LONDON, March 29. Five standard! ships were launched in British ship-; yards Wednesday, the Central News: says it understands. Four of the ves eels left the ways at the Harland and Wolf yards at Belfast
"CORN-LESS DAY" FOR FEET, EVERY DAY
Use "Gets-It," the Great Corn Discov
ery I Makes Corns Peel Right Off I Look at the illustration below. See
the two fingers peeling off a corn as' though it were a banana peel! And the man is smiling while he's doing it? , All done painlessly, joyfully. The :
moment "Gets-It" touches a corn or
"Gets-It" the Only Genuine, Thorough : Corn-Peeler Ever Discovered. Demand "Gets-It." callus the growth is doomed. It takes but two seconds to apply "Gets-It" The corn-pain is eased at once. You can sit at your desk or walk about, dance, think, love and work with absolute ease. You can apply "Gets-It" conveniently almost anywhere where you can take your shoes and stocking off for a moment or two. "Gets-It" dries at once; then put your shoe and stocking on again. There's no further excuse for suffering from corns and cornpains. "Gets-It" is sold at all druggists (you need pay no more than 25 cents h bottle), or sent on receipt of price by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, 111. Sold in Richmond and recommended as the world's best corn remedy by A. G. Luken & Co., Clem Thlstlethwalte, Conkey Drug Co.
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THE OLIVER NO. 1 IMPROVED CULTIVATOR provides a means for doing the best work with minimum effort Thorough cultivation is necessary for. a large crop. Strips, of . weeds between the gangs greatly reduce the strength of food available for crops. The construction of the No. 1 Improved Cultivator eliminates these narrow rows of weeds and assures thorough cultivation. THE OLIVER "BAILOR" TWO-ROW CULTIVATOR is designed in such a way that every 'ounce of weight and all draft lines reduce draft to the minimum. The high wheels with wide rims make the wheels travel easier over the ground. ' ", t'' The gangs being centrally hung keeps the gangs working at the same depth in relation to the wheels at all times. This insures an even draft and eliminates the draft caused by the shovels digging in deper than they should. The hitch is low on ihe frame, almost directly in front of the gangs, giving the horses the advantage of a low hitch. The equalizing evener compels each horse to do his share of the work and is designed in such a way that the horses are very close to the cultivator, giving the advantage of a short, low hitch. The horses have plenty of room so that there is no crowding to worry them. They are given .every advantage to do their work in the easiest possible manner. r The Bailor is light weight for a two-row cultivator. The horses are not pulling a load of unnecessary weight Stocks are low order now to avoid disappointment Tfine McComalhsi Co. Implement Dept. So. 4th Street
&rs. David W. Bell Died Suddenly at Her Home Mrs. David W. Bell died suddenly Thursday evening at 4:30 o'clock at her home in Steubenvllle. O. She had
been ill but a short time and her death j was unexpected by her relatives here.', Mrs. Bell was formerly Alice Pound-' stone, and had lived for a number of; years in Richmond. She was the sis-;
ter of John Poundstone of this city, i
Surviving are her husband and one son. ' Funeral services will be held Saturday at Steubenvllle. "
Purdue University Man ' Speaks at CentervUli CENTER VILLE. Ind.. March 29.-" Professor Kem of Purdue University delivered an illustrated lecture lasl night to the young people, discussing the organization of junior clubs among the girls and boys. Professor Kem( who is assistant state leader of tb junior work, said that poultry and canning clubs would be organized In Centerville, and that all vacant lota in th city would be utilized for war gardens. Miss Nina Short and L T. Beck wer present at the meeting.
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