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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1918

TOWN OFFICIALS

ARE TARRED FOR

PRO-GERMANISM

!: Badly Burned When Greasy 5: Pitch Is Applied to Nude

l bodies.

TOLEDO, O.. April 13. Accused of being outwardly too pro-German, and for .refusing to purchase Liberty loan bonds, three residents of Holland, O., were aroused from their, sleep last midnight, taken into the streets, tarred and feathered and then brought to this city, where they were paraded in Liberty Court and forced to kiss a

large American silk flag. The men are Perry Hall, 26 years old. telegraph lineman and marshal of Holland: William Wagner, 45 years old. Justice of the peace, and J. J. Beattie, 32 years old, station agent for the New York Central lines at Holland. The three men were taken to the police station here by police, and are held without bond for government agents. ' The work of tarring the three men was done by a committe of men from this city. Hall and Wagner were asleep in their homes, -while Beattie, who -had -worked until 10 o'clock Saturday night, was alone with his wife in a rear room when the Toledo Vlgilants arrived. The three officials were quickly rounded up and taken to a spot near the railroad station in Holland and applied with a coat of tar and feathers. The three men were badly burned. They were stripped of their clothing and the greasy pitch spread over their bodies. The men then .were placed in automobiles arriving here about 2 o'clock in the morning. There were man hundreds of people still abroad. The men

were taken to Liberty Court, in Mad

ison street, in front of the Federal Building,- where they were forced to

kiss an American flag. Several members of the Vigilantes, all of whom

Mere undisguised, made speeches denouncing the three victims. None of

the Vigilantes were interrupted by

police.

Woman Heads Red Gross Department of Nursing

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30,000 Women Workers in Krapp Gun Works AMSTERDAM, April 15. The Krupp Works, German gun and munitions manufacturers, employed more than 110,000 persons in February and the number was then expected to reach 126,000 by April 1, according to an Essen dispatch. Thirty thousand women were among the employees.

ENDORSE CAMPAIGN.

LEADS CANADIANS FIGHTING AT FRONT

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' TWJ'J JANE A. D FL4 WD.

D A? ECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MURSNG OF THE AMERCAN RED CROSS

Miss Jan A. Delano, director of

mo department or Nursing of the American Ked Cross, has. for eight

years, neen Dunning up. what is now the largest organization of trained

nurses in me worm. This is the ited Cross Nursing Service, with Its en

rollment of over 18.000 graduate

nursesIn the past year it has provides about 8,000 nurses for military duty for the United States Army and Navv

Nurse Corps and the United States

FOMlc Health Service, of which It Is the reserve, and directly under the Red Cross; and it la calling for recruits from every State In the Union. Miss Delano's professional preparation for her present service Is a fascinating story. In 188 when the terrible scourge of yellow fever broke tout Iri Jacksonville. Florida, and so deadly was the epidemic that human beings seemed helpless - against It. Miss Delano, then a young graduate nurse, appeared In Jacksonville with several trained nurses in her little company. The Infection of yellow fever through mosquitoes was not then known, but Miss Delano Ir-sisted on screening the windows of the hospital and neither she nor her nurses contracted the disense. They stayed until the right against yellow fever was won. Later, after having held the positions of superintendent of th Training Schools for Nurses at Re'levue Hospital. New York, and the hospital of the University of Pennsylvania St Philadelphia. Miss Delnno retired from active duty and went to Europe ,

with friends, expecting to make her residence there for some years. In a few weeks, however, she received an . official message asking her to return to take charge of the United States Army Nurse Corps and to organize the Nursing Service of the American Ked Cross. It was Miss Delano's unquestioning compliance with this patriotic call which led so defitntel.x to her great accomplishment at the end of eight years of arduous service, given without compensation and with ex

traordinary devotion.

The Ked Cross Nursing Service not only provides trained nurses for military duty and public health duty under the government, hut has a large corps of women-engaged in the Hed Cross Town and Country Nurs

ing Service, and large numbers of

women available for service in time

of public disasters.

A call may come u tne mommy from the Surgeon General of the

Army, asking for a group of women

highly skilled In . pecial surgery, contusions or psychiatric work for Immediate foreign service. And these

women, skilled through years of ex

acting training respond In the words

of one nurse somewhere in France:

"Thankful beyond words for the knowledge of how to care for the men who are ready to make every

sacrifice of sight, or limbs, or Independence, or life itself to defend our country."

The Red Cross Nursing Service is

recruiting fi.ooo nurses fo? military

service before the first of June.

OXFORD, O., April 15. The Whitewater (Ind.) Presbytery, which held its spring meetnig in College Corner last week, unanimously endorsed the endowment campaign of the Western College for Women, of this city, and pledged its heary co-operation in the raising of the last $50,000 of the $500,000 by May 1. -

French Editor Held In Bolo Scandal

FARMERS DEBATE THURSDAY.

ELDORADO, O., April 15. A farmers' debate will be held at the Monroe township school Thursday even

ing. The subject of discussion will be

"Tobacco Culture." The meeting is open to ail farmers and their families.

DUBLIN, IND.

Garfield Notes

large commercial houses. The chair-

man of the committee is Lord St. Da

vids.

Brig. Gert. Arthur W. Currie. Brig. Gen. Arthur W. Currie is in command of the Canadian forces who have done tuch . gallant fighting in France. This is General Currie's most recent photograph.

' It has been estimated that if the forests of the earth were completely stocked and scientifically worked they would yield annually the full equivalent of 120 times the present consumption of coal.

A COMMON ERROR The Same Mistake Is Made By Many Richmond People. l. It's a common error. To plaster the aching back, To rub with -liniments, rheumatic Joints, If the trouble comes from the kidney. Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidney ills. And are endorsed by Richmond citizens. Mrs. Will. Van Etten, 124 South Fifth street. Richmond, says: "My kidneys wore weak and I had attacks of lumbago. For weeks at a time, I could hardly get about: my back ached incessantly. 1 couldn't rest well and mornings felt all tried out. I had frequent dizzy headaches and my kidneys didn't do their work the way they bhould. After I had used'differ-c-nt remedies with no benefit, I tried Doan's Kidney Pills and they were JuRt the thing to help me. The soreness and aching left my back and -I UH stronger and better in every way." Price COc, at all dealers. Don't (imply atk for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Van Etten had. Foster-Milburn Co.. Mfgrs.,' Buffalo, N. Y.

By HESTER JONES Four high school students gave a

debate at chapel Friday morning. The question was, "Resolved, That the United States Should Have Universal Military Training." The vote was in favor of the affirmative because better citizens and stronger men and boys would result from Universal military training. After the debate, several rooms which have 100 percent of Thrift Stamp owners celebrated by various yells. Miss Edna Marlatt spent the week in Evansville attending the national music supervisor's convention. Mias Lela Manford has been substituting for Miss Marlatt.

CREATE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

LONDON, April 15. To provide employment for commissioned officers of the army and navy after the War, a

bureau has been established consist

ing of bankers, financiers and ether

A SIMPLE HOUSE DRESS

NOTIC'K OK APPOINTMENT State of Indiana. Wayne County, ss1 lOstate of Ambrose H. Robert., deYeused. .Votive Is hereby , given that the tin-

ilcrxigned has been appointed by the

Wayne Circuit I otirt. Administratrix of the estate of Ambrose H. Hoberts, desrascd late of Wayne County. Intlinnn. Said estate is supposed to ba solvent. ,; MAUD IfARVRV. ; Administratrix. Keemster and Smith, Attys. apr.1-8-13.

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G. E. Moore made a business trip to Indianapolis Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Samuel White of Muncie spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth White and daughter. On Friday and Saturday, Floyd Beeson and family of Hagerstown, were their guests Miss Juletta Champ spent from Satur

day until Monday at Camp Taylor with her brother, Lorain Champ James Cooney and daughter of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with James Morris and family and called on other friends here.. . . .Ottis Hunt and family moved from the Boyd property to the S. P. Snyder property last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Floyd and

daughter, Doris, spent Sunday with

Mr. and Mrs. Swearinger, near More-

land The citizens of Dublin made up money to get a flag to send to Ora Oler, to put in his office in France. After the flag was purchased there was $6.30 left which was given to the Red Cross. The Martha Washington

Club recently presented five dollars to

the Red Cross Miss Ella Custer

of Knightstown is here visiting friends.. .r. Mrs. Ora Huddleston received a message Tuesday eveniag that her mother was critically ill at

her home in Milwaukee, and for her

to, come at. nnfc. She left Wednes

day '.The Bide-a-Wee club- met

Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.

Everett Money Shirrel Morris, who

is stationed at Camp Shelby, Miss., was home on a few days furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Morris. He left Monday for Camp Taylor, to see his brother, Dolph, who was called March 30 Mrs. Alice Letner has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Carlson, at Centerville, Mrs. Frances Whorton spent Wednesday with Mrs. James Thompson, south of town Arthur Conner spent Saturday and Sunday with his father, Dr. Conner at Redkey. Mrs. Wayne Laymon and Mrs. Emma Lanning spent Sunday afternoon at Pershing with Mrs. Ora Selring, who is very sick, at the home of her mother Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Hall and Mrs. Inez Money attended the funeral of Mrs. Hall's sister at Albany, last Saturday.

Miss Mary Bertsch of Cambridge City, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bertsch, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Faucett and son of Milton, Miss Ida and Laura Bertsch of Pershing..... Mrs. George Knight has returned to her home in Dayton, O., after a few days visit here with relatives The seventh grade entertained the eighth grade of the Dublin school at .the home of Miss Dorothy Walton Friday evening The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Cranor brought here from Warren, Ind., Saturdan at noon was laid to rest in the south cemetery. Short services were conducted at the grave by Rev. Wr. A. Oler W. H. Rispr and familv snent Sundav in Ind

ianapolis.. .. .Miss Frances Crull of Indianapolis, is here spending a few days with friends Mr. and Mrs.

Cyrus Hill returned last Friday morn

ing from Florida, where they, spent

the winter The WT. H. M. S. of the

U. B. church, met with- Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson last Thursday afternoon.

Your Rheumatism The twists and aches of rheumatic sufferers usually, yield to the rich oil-food treatment in

when everything else fails. Besides helping to purify and enrich the blood Scott's Strengthens the

tions to throw off injurious acids and is especially beneficial during

cnanging seasons. Many doctors themselves take Scott's. You Try it, Scott & Bowae. Blootuficld. N. j. 17-34

Senator Charles Humbert.

Senator Charles Humbert, owner of the Paris Journal and prominent in French politics, has recently been arrested in connection with the Bolo

scandal.

They returned home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers had as their guests at dinner last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Don Driechel of Hagerstown, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Mason and two daughters, Mary and Ethol,

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