Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 159, 16 May 1918 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1918

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX Acetylene Welding .'. ......15 Agents and Salesmen Wanted.... T Agricultural Implement 14 Ambulance Service 1 A Announcement r......... 14 Apartment and Houses for Rent.M Art Fancy Work t :' Artificial Limb. Trusses, Etc. ..It Auction Sale 4 Automobile Accessories.,., IS Automobile Body Building IS Automobile Body Repairing IS Automobile T.I very and Oarages.. Automobile Repairing- ...... 4.... .85 Automobile Storage .... 'J Automobile Ruppllea Autrmob1le Tastcaba ..,,. Automobile Tire Automobile For 8al Automobile Wanted Auto Moving Vana ....16 Baggage and Light Tranfr 1 Bicycle RepairingBicycles and Motorcycle J" Bonds and Insurance 1 Building and Contracting 13 Building Material and Supplies.. 2S Business Announcement J Business Place For nnt 3 Business Property For Bale .....43 Business Opportunities 10 Business School 10 Business Service Offered ! Carda of Thank t

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX

Chiropodist ....

Cleaning- and Dyeing Cleaning- Services Coal and Wood

Chiropractor Clothing For Bale, Second-hand. College and School ........... Contractor Corsetlers Crochet Thread and Flo ... Dancing Teacher Death and Funeral Notices Dental Services Dek Room For Rent Dressmaking & Millinery Drug Special Dyer & Cleaners Educational Electric Contractor Flectrlo Motor Repairing Embalmere and undertakers.... Embroidering and Stamping.... Farm t Dairy Products Farms ft Land For Sals Feed Dealers Female Help Fire Insurance Florlat : For Rent Apartment & House. For Rent Business Places For Rent Desk Room.. For Rent Farms For Rent Furnished Rooms

For Rent Oarages . .

. I .IT .It .31 ,. t .11 . .13

. I . 1 :? .n .89 . 1 . I .17 10 .IS .17 ,. 1 . I .17 .43 ,.11 . 4 .19 .. 1 .38 .19 .40 .40 . 9 .86

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Classified '-Advertising Index - . Copyright Aplled For. J , . v All regular classifications are numbered and arranged In numerical order throughout the classified columns. The following index serves as a complete and Instant guide as to the classification number under which you will find what you may look for, providing it la advertised. Refer to the Index In alphabetical order, according to the character of business or service desired, not the number of some and then find the corresponding number on the reg

ular classifications in me ciasanioa aaveriising ouiuran

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGS INDEX

For Rent Housekeeping Rooms. 9 For Rent Offices ....39 For Rent Store Rooms 89 For Rent Unfurnished Rooms ... 9 For Bale Business Opportunities. 80 For Sale Farm ft Land 43 For Rale Houaes ' For Sal Lota For Sale Miscellaneous Found Lot Stolen A Funeral Directors 1 A Funeral, and Death Notices 1 . Furnace Repairing 1' Furnished Rooms For Rent 9, Furniture Repairing JJ Garages Hor Rent " " Garden Seeds 1? Hair Dressers Harness & Supplies Hat Cleaners Heavy Hauling Heating and Plumbing ...14 '

Help Wanted FemaU .

Help Wanted Mais ........... Hide Dealers Horse ft Vehicles Household Good For Bale .... Housekeeping Rooms For Rant

Mouses t or Kent ... Houses For Sale .... Instruction Insurance, Bonds, Eto,

investments y Jewelry Repairing . Junk ft Hide Dealers ..... Laundries . Legal Notices Leather Goods Life Insurance , Livestock & Vehicles .... Locksmiths ,

Lost Found Stolen Lot For Sale Machinery ft Tools

f S 18 St 81 t S3 48

10 19

30 17 11 13 49 31 19 31 17 4 43 24

Male Help Wanted ........ Manicurist Masoleutns Medical Marble ft Granite Memorials , Milk Dealers Ull0.lllti.AH. V.a Q.1.

Miscellaneous For Rent

Miscellaneous jror Trade .. Miscellaneous Wants ...... Money To 'Loan Monumental Mortgage Loans Motorcycles ft Bicycles ....

Moving, Packing, Shipping" Musical Instruments ...... Nurseries Office ft Store Fixtures". '. "e" nd Desk Room .. Office Supplies

8 . 1 8 . 1 . 1 . M 21 40

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21 46 . 1 46 87 S3 16 23 . 1

.17 89 .17

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX

Packing, Storing, Shipping .. Painting ft Decorating Personals Pet Stock ft Poultry Piano Movers Pianos For Sale Plants and Seeds Plumbing A Repairs ........ Poultry and Eggs Poultry Supplies Printing ft Stationery ...... Professional Services Public Sales

neat caime inwni .......... Real Estate For Sale ........ Real Estate Wanted Repair Services Restaurants & Hotels Roofing Repairs Room or Board Wanted .... Room For Rent Safe Movers Salesmen Wanted School Books School ft Colleges 8econd Hand Goods For Sale. Sewing Machine Repairs Sewing Machines For Sale .. Sheet Metal Repairing Shoe Repairing Sign Painters Situations Wanted Special Notices Specials At The Stores

....16 . ...IS .... 2. ....83 ....16 ....23 j 9 ....14 ....82

32 3 18 48 49 it ..45 ..17 9 ....17 11 ,18 17 ....20 ....21 17 ....21 ....17 17 12 8 3 ....25

Stamping and Embroidering., fitolem Lost Found ......... Storage ft Transfer .......... Store Room For Rent ....... Tctlorlnr Talking Machines For Sale ... Taxicabs Transfer ft Storage .......... Trunto. Repairing ............. Trunk and Leather Goods .... Undertakers Unfurnished Rooms For Rent Upholstering .'.V.. Used Cars For Sale Used Furniture, Etc. ......... Vehicles For Sale ............ Vehicle Repair .............. Vulcanizing Wall Paper Wanted Agents A Salesmen .. Wanted Female Help ........ Wanted Male Help Wanted Miscellaneous ....... Wanted Rooms ft Board ...... Wanted Situations Wanted To Borrow Wanted To Buy Wanted To Rent Wearing Apparel For Sale ... Welding Well Drills and Wind Pumps . Wood and Coal .......... ..i...

... S ... 4 ..14 ,..19 ...25 ...33 . ...84 ,..14 ,.'.17 ...21 ... 1 .. 9 ..17 ..S3 ...21 ...81 ...38 ,..S ...15 ... 7 ... 6 ... 8 ...13 ...11 .. 8 ...47 ...22 ...41 ...21 ...55 ...12 ..21

THE PALLADIUM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Blundardlsed and Indexed for Quick Reference, according to . The Basll L. Smith System. (Copvrlght) CLASSIFIED RATES e per word ...One Tim 7o per word Three Time So per word .....Seven Times too per word One Month

No- Ad TakenLeaa than 10o CASH Or Leaa Than 25c CHARGE

CONTRAT RATKS obtained from The Palladium business office. CLOBINO HOURS All Want-Ads mupt be In befo 12 M. noon, of . day of publication. OUT-OF-TOWN ADS must be accompanied by cash In full payment, according to above rates. THE PALLADIUM reserves the right to classify all ad according to Its own rule and regulations. , WANT-ADS giving a "letter or number." care this off.ee, can not be answered in perso;. A letter should be addressed to the "letter or number." care this office. The advertiser will call for his answers and later call on you providing your reply to this advertisement ploases Jim. T) CLE PHONE your Want-Ads when H Is more convenient to do to. Bin will be sent to you. and ai this li an accommodation service. The Palladium expects payment promptly upon receipt of bill. Phone 2834

DEATHAND FUNERAL NOTICES 1

VAN ALEN Mrs. C. A., widow of Alvln Van Allen, died Wednesday morning. May 15, 1918, at her residence In Indianapolis. lor many vears she was a resident of Richmond, he Is survived by one daughter. June Van Allen, one son, Jefferson Van Allen, both living In Indianapolis, and one grandson. Fred Van Allen of Richmond. The body will arrive Friday morning at 9:2j and will be taken direct to the Lutheran cemetery where short service will be held, at the grave. -

AMBULANCE ft UNDERTAKERS 1A WILSON, POHLMEYER & DOWNING Funeral Directors Arinulance & Limousine service Casket Display Room, Phone 1335 1$ North 10th St.

JORDAN MeMan us. Hunt ft V altermnn. Funeral Directors and Ambulance. 1014 Main. Phone 2175.

"monumental

ARTISTIC cemetery memorials In granite and marble, large stocks and designs. John P. Emslle. 15 b. 10. Phone 4022. REST MONUMENTS and Grave mar. ers: no fKcnts; save the commission. Phone u . for portfolio of Photo

Perry i. vv imams

FLORIST

LKMO.VS Flower fhoPuaUty. fresh flowers. Service, 1015 Main. Ph. .093.

PERSONALS

AMBER knitting needles 'ldeft needles and steel crochet hooks. 10

North 10th.

"OPTOMETRIST

For correct glasses go to Miss C. M. Sweltzer. 927 H Main. Phone 1090.

SPECIAL NOTICES

Embroidering, crocheting, plain smocking ft knitting done to order. 10 No 10

"J. C. DARNELL CO.

Successor to Brown-Darnell. We do the same business at the same place. Lawn mowers sharpened & repaired, screens made and repaired. All kinds of repairs. 1020 Main. Phone 1936.

NOTICE! The Percheron Stallion Hercules. Registered No. 104650 will make the season 4 miles So. of Richmond on Straight Line Pike at Harry Newman's Farm Telephone S135-H OF (.'6lH.SE we aro only a small conrern, but we take great pride in feeding the babies. At present we are feeding over six hundred Richmond i..Ki. nulver Dairy. 610 N. D.

Phones 1SS1-1784.

LOST AND FOUND

CLOVKS New. Sand colored silk gloves, lost In street car; reward if leturned to 1034 S. A.

vlsT Yellow GcoiKCtte, lost. Phone reward.

"HELP WANTED MALE

BOY Wanted. 18 to 18 years, whit's or colored to work all day. Grand Lead-

wanted to cut grass In large

arrt. rnone uiv

ililNCIl rMEN Wanted. Richmond Casket Co I7YSVanted for . factory work, utendv employment. Apply Jenkins

Vulcan Spring t o

LABORERS WANTED

at tho Pennsylvnnia Kast Yards wages $2.."0 per day. Apply on Job Cash settlement 3 times a week. ON PAGE 8

Si AN Good, wanted to work In the

yard.

JTEN Wanted. Call Kiehniond baking Co. Si EN Wanted, to work on platform Pennsylvania station. Steady work; good pay. Adams Kxpress Co.,V4 No. nth St. I ST AN Wanted for factory work steady employment. Apply Jenkins-Vulcan Spring Co, JIAN .Married, wanted. on a farm; pteady employment, good job for right man. Wlllard Hayes. K. 2, Camden, Ohio.

HELP WANTED MALE

6 HELP WANTED MALE 5

WANTED-AT ONCE J. & L. OPERATORS BLACKSMITHS BODY MAKERS PAINTERS LABORERS .

Wayee Work,

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

MEN Learn barber trade. Fit yourself for jobs worth $1200 yearly or your own shop with big profits. Earn while learning. Write Moler Barber College. Indianapolis, Indiana.

MAN Young, wanted for stock clerk. Woolworth 6 and 10c Store. PAINTER Wanted for automobile work, also final assemblers. Inexperienced help need not apply. G. W. Davis Motor Car Co.

MOVING &. STORAGE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS Stored In a practically fire-proof electric lighted bulling. Get our prices. ED A. FELTMAN STORAGE HOUSE. 609 Main St. Phone 2039.

WANTEl' Experienced casket trimmers and body coverers. Steady work. State experience and wages required. Address Uox 367. Muncle. Indiana.

WANTED Night watchman. Apply Atlas Underwear Co. Phone 1825 or 3603.

HELP WANTED FEMALE 6

DISHWASHER Wanted at the Home Restaurant. 823 N. E. .

GIRL Wanted, general house work, no washing. 1318 8. P. Phone 268.

GIRLS WANTED We have several positions for girls to learn to operate power sewing machines, we pay good wages while learning. ATLAS UNDERWEAR CO.

GIRL Wanted. Hoover Ice Cream Store. 1129 Main.

GIRLS Wanted. ... Call Richmond Baking Company.

GIRLS Wanted to work on awning;

power machines.

GIRfT

work.

Competent for general house Call 3603.

rEMALE Canvassers. $1.25 per day and commission. Mahan, 20 North 9. GIRLS Wanted at Richmond Home Telephone Company; permanent positions. Apply to Chief Operator.

GIRLS WANTED Can use a few girls for making gloves, experience not necessary. 8 hours ?er day. commencing :30 a. m. to 5 p. m. 1 hour for dinner; S hours on Saturday. BF.KRE OLOVR CO.

MOVING & STORAGE Local and long distance moving and general draylng.

W. E. EVANS

S30 Lincoln St

Phone 8105.

REPAIRING AND CLEANING 17

CLEANING AND PRESSING Try us we will give you the best of ssrvice. KNUCKEL CLEANING CO. 1030 Main. Tel. 2501.

SPECIAL AT THE STORES 28

Hoes and rakes. 40c each; $1.25 spading forks. 89c; excellent line of high grade carpenter tools. BIRCK'S' HARNESS STORE, 509 Main

Baseball Goods, Fishing Tackle, Tennis Goods. 612 Main St

gran

FARM & DAIRY PRODUCTS 27

EVERBEARING Strawberry plants for tale. Phone 4163.-

BUILDING MATERIALS

RICHMOND DUMBER CO. Lumber & millwork. Phone 3209-4680.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 30

ESTABLISHED GROCERY business for sale, doing better than $15,000.00 anually; can be bought for about $3,000.00. Owner has other lnterosts, or he would not sell. Box A11015, Palladium.

LIVE STOCK & VEHICLES 31

BULLS For sale: several young regis

tered polled Jersey bulls: reasonable

prices. waiter is. i-uignum, iuuo Main. Phone 2275-3304.

LAWN ' MOWERS sharpened arid repaired. Called for and delivered. Frank Rrunner, 604 S. 9. Phone 2516.

Ladies' Suits Dry Cleaned $1.25 Men's Suits Dry Cleaned $1.25 GIVE US A TRIAL THE ROY W. DENNIS SHOP,

1018 Main St.

Phone 2316.

TATE Practical Cleaner and H95 dyer. Phone

WE REPAIR almost everything. Bicycles, sweepers, wringers, furniture, screens, etc. Lawn mowers, saws, knives and shears sharpened. Hearshy bicycle and tires. Work called for and delivered. Wesley Brown & Son. Phone 3086.

DRIVING MARE For sale. 5129 G.

Phone

FOR SALE Wagons, wagons, flat beds, harness, corn planters, mowers, rakes, binders. Hay forks, ropes, corn plows, one and two rows. The above Is practically good as new. , Vehicles, vehicles, all kinds, good as new. 317 N. A.

PHAETON For sale at 206 Richmond Ave.

WAGON Closed top, like new; bargain. 307 N. 17 St. For sale.

"POULTRY & PET STOCK 32

WILSON THE CLEANER TJTJY-VM 17 BR

In the Wostcot't. When it's done

bv Wilson it s DONE RIGHT

EDUCATIONAL

Are YOU looking into the future HAVE YOU PREPARED YOURSELF? If not, do so immediately. The government is calling for MORE effic-

i it lib Dtu,,wetK1,,-.t' I every day. Call Richmond Business

College. PHUiii ZU4U, ana arrange iu enter tomorrow or at the earliest possible date. We have night school for those who cannot come during the day.

NURSE GIRL Wanted. Call 25 South 4th.

SITUATIONS WANTED

HOUSEWORK Wanted by woman with small child, country preferred. 734 South 6th St.

WORK Wanted on farm by experienced married man. Can give reference or to manage farm. Box F-6103 Palladium.

ROOMS FOR" RENT

4TH ST. So. 133. Three unfurnished rooms for rent.

STUART M. PRATT

Private and class teaching. Mandolin, Banjo. Guitar. Ukelela, Hawaiian Steel . Guitar. Violin repairing, bowa ro-halred.

38 So. 9th St.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21

ANTIQUE CHEST Of drawers, for sale. 226 So. 12th.

BABY CARRIAGE For sale. Grey reed. First class condition. Call 115 W. Main St.

8TH ST. No. 111. Furnished Housekeeping rooms.

9 Til STREET So. 38. Newly furnished rooms light housekeeping, with bath.

17TH ST. No. 123. ed rooms for rent.

Four unfurnish-

16TH ST. So. 29. 3 unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, for rent; all on first floor. Place for your coal.

ROOMS Fine, for rent. Call Knode's Music tore.

437 Lincoln.

ROOMS To rent for rnon. li. Phone 2707.

Call 34 N.

BUSINESS SERVICE

iZ. L. KELLER, paper hanger; all work guaranteed.

Clfant4

thininal Hats Cleaned & Re''locked. Shoe Shinln

Ladies given special at

tention, all work guarmteed. All kinds cigars and tobacco. AMERICAN SHOE SHINING PARLOR, 621 MAIN.

WHITEWASHING Calcimining and spraving cellars. Call Phone 1939. 1S6 So. 9th St.

PATTERN WORK Wood and metal patterns. We have expert workmen and modern equipment and guarantee satisfactory service. Richmond Safety Gate Cor.

THE INDEPENDENT ICE & FUEL CO. B. B. Johnson. Mgr. Phones 1050-3465.

BUILDING & CONTRACTING 13

REPAIRING done on short notice. Call V. 11. Juerling. Phone 1763.

HEATING AND PLUMBING 14

JUST see Mccrhoff. 9 S. 9 for anything in Plumbing. Phone 1236.

PAINTING & DECORATING 15

PAINTS and supplies. Phone 336 Haner tt Fahlsing. 42S Main.

WALL PAPER

15A

L. M. HAYS 5 and 10 cent wall paper. -404 Main St. PHONE 281T.

MOVING & STORAGE

AUTO MOVING VAN Largest and best equipped In the city for local and long distance moving. Furniture crated, stored or shipped. FORREST MONGER no S. 7th St. Phone ttO.

Gilt Edge Moving Service v. L. M'NEILL, AUTO VAN! Phon 2564 Wuick work rnone oo 617 South B st

BABY BTTGG? For sale, cheap. Call 444 South 14th.

BICYCLE For sale; girl's; cheap. Call A'l S. 12th.

DAVENPORT 1 roll top writing desk, range, rockers, for sale. J. II. Schell. Phone 2474. CANOES 3 for sale; Old Town: good condition. Call E. H. Harris, Palladium Bldg.

CHAIRS For sale, 2 dozen, suitable for a restaurant, pool or card room. Starr Furniture Co.. 611 Main. FURNITURE Office desk, chair, typewriter and gas range. Call 120 N. 17.

ROOSTER One white Leghorn, for

sale. S. 9th anI M.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 13

AUTOS Buick six-cyl., 1917; Bulck, 4cyl.; 3 Fords: two Maxwells; Chevrolet; also Westcott and Hudson 6 touring car. We have 3 used trucks that will give good service. Can be bought cheap. Chenoweth Auto Co. Phone 1925-2397. 1107 Main.

AUTOMOBILE For sale, Davis, fivepassenger, electric starter and lights, fully equipped and In good condition, low price if sold at once. Phone 1060.

ELECTRIC Detroit. for sale; good

condition. E. H. Harris, 308 S. 16.

FOR SALE Saxon Runabout, eloctric lights and starter; in good condition. Price right. Inquire of W. R. Stempe' -Campbellstown, R. R.

XP YOU WANT A LTGHT-WEIGHT TRUCK with ample power and speed and durability for 500 lbs., or 1500 lbs.. Investigate the Republic Dispatch, complete at 1750. WELDEX MFG. CO. , 12th and N. E. Sts. Phone 14, L

MOTOR TRUCK for sale, cheap, fn good condition. Columbia Engine. O. G. Murray.

TOURING CAR For sale, "American,' can be seen and bought at the Central Auto Station.

USED CARS rter ,ar. om?

. -on. rn. zxi

to sell. A No. 1 condition.

AUTO SUPPLIES & REPAIRS 35

FORD REPAIRS

Done by factory experts at reasonable prices. Bring your vord now before spring -ush starts. WEBB-COLEMAN Co. 1021 S. 7th. Phone 1616

FUR NECK PIECE For sale, in lirstclass condition. Call mornings, 1724 East Main.

Keep the Old Car Running

Have Your Cylinders Kebored Ford special job $11.50, including new pistons, rings and pins. Thos. Turner & Son

HOUSEHOLD GOODS229 N. 10.

-For sale. Call

PIANOS Owned by parties wanting to buy victrolas. Walter B. Fulghum, 1000 Main. Phone 2275.

TRUNK & LEATHER GOODS 21A

TRAVELING GOODS Trunks. Bags, Suit Cases, Small Leather Goods. Repairing of all kinds MILLERS. 827 MAIN

Suit Cases

QrVpZb fill ond Traveling Bags.

12 Main Street.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22

FURNITURE And stoves. Home Supply Store. 181 Ft. Wevne Ave. Ph. 1862

FURNITURE Stove-. -tc, wanted. oZtf Main. Brammer & Tovosend. Ph 1469.

JUNK We pay more for scrap tron, metals, hides, tallow, rags and Junk. Henry Holzapfel. Phone 2098 or 41 M.

SAFES Medium sized, second-hand, wanted at Bartel & Rohe.

SELL your junk to Sam Jaffe. We pay more for same. Phono 3047.

WANTED To buy a building moved to 1100 N. I.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 23

PLAYER PIANO For sale, .cheap; good as new. Remington, Starr make. Phone 2637.

PIANO For sale, cheap. Call 5222.

MACHINERY & TOOLS

RICHMOND Boiler Works. N. W 1st & Richmond Ave. Boiler repairing and flue welding. Phone 3097, Jacob Kirn.

SPECIAL AT THE STORES 25

DR. ROUDOLPH Man's Easiets Shoe on Earth 55.45 NEW METHOD 2nd Floor Col. Bldg.

THE BACKBONE Of good vulcanilng satisfaction i3 truly in the service. A trial hore will teach you what "tire service" means. LEE, The Tire Man. No. 8 S. 7th St.

WEST END GARAGE Oils and accessories. 43 So. 5th St. Phone 20S9.

VEHICLE REPAIRS

35A

BRING your BUGGIES, and AUTOS to the Schneider Carriage Factory, 43 S. 6th, and have them repaired and repaint erV

MOTORCYCLES & BICYCLES 37

DAYTON BICYCLES Ride as you pay "two-bits" a day. Elmer S. SrrUh, Tho Wheel Main. 426 Main. Phone 1S0S.

RIDE A BIKE Complete stock of bicycles for 1918? They are beauties. Come in and see. Repairing a specialty. Full line of accessories. WAKING & CO., 4th and Main "Where good bicycles come from"

HOUSES APTS. TO Kfci T 4i

SiTD ST. No. 313. Flat 4 rooms with bath. Phone 2367.

D ST. North 1521. Lower duplex, modern, for rent.

FLATS Furnished, for rent. 413 Main.

APARTMENT 4 room for rent Phone 1529.

COTTAGE 5-room, for sale or rent, fall o06 Linden Ave.

FOR RENT Business room, 25 N. 8th st. Phone 1401. PORTERFIELD & CO. Colonial Bldg.

HOUSE 6-room, for rent, both kinds of water, electric light and as, garden; water rent paid. Kent 19. Phone 1078.

HOUSES APTS. TO RENT 38

HOUSE Five rooms, garden. S. 13th.

Call 802

HOUSE Modern, double brick; centrally located: can buy for actual cost; rents for $50.00 per month. -54x165 lot; 12 percent Income; room for-4 automobiles.' Arthur Brooks.

lT.OU3E 7-room, for rent Phone 37a"T HOUSE New 6-room, modern, bath and furnace, for small family. $40.00 fier month. ' Address Modern, care Palad! um.

PART OF HOUSE For rent at 122

North 6th. -Rent 1$. Phone 26S6.

SUITE of furnished rooms and bath; small gas stove, no kitchen. Phone 4185.

J STREET South 1011. 5 rooms and garden. Phone 1419.

MAIN ST. Z009. 10-room house, modern Improvement, for rent - Phone 1412.

BUSINESS PLACES TO RENT 39

8TH ST. No. 31. Store room for rent. J. H. chell.

COMSTOCK BUILDING

FOR RENT JUNE 1 Office suite fronting on Main; now occupied by Linen Shop.

PHONE 1294.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42

COTTAGE on PAYMENTS $50.00 CASH Balance like rent,' $10.00 per month. Let your rent buy your home. See T. W. HADLEY 2nd Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone 1730.

Farms and City Property For Sale. Buildings, lots and residences in all parts of the city. We write all kinds of Insurance. Rent Properties, Loan , Money and make surety bonds. Wm. Bradbury & Son Rooms 1 and 3 Westcott Block HOUSES TWO GOOD ' ONES

For sale, located on 1 a. of ground; always rented $24 per month; $1,500; school fund mortgage can stand price. $3,000; will take In a good automobile. See this at once. J. S. GREEN Hittle Elk. 9th & Main St. Phone 2576.

FOR SALE Good seven-roorn house; good location, electric lights, gas and water. 406 S. 13th.

FOR SALE SPECIAL Seven-room house. S. 11 St.. second square. Bath, furnace, eceltric light. A good home. See

SHIDELER

Phone 1814.

910 Main,

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Cafe, club house and garden. Established business by owner's husband twentyfour years. Located outside of main vntrance beautiful Latonia Race Course, Covington, Ky. A big money maker, owner now a widow and wishes to retire, well located property acceptable in exchange. Or cash proposition can be agreeably arranged. Immediate possession. Address Mrs. Alice P. Watson, 35th & Latonia Ave.,

Covington, Ky

HOUSE 6 rooms, in West Richmond; hot water heat, bath, garage; for sale on reasonable terms. Address E. H.

Harris,, care Palladium.

IF you are in the market for a farm or city home, see our list before you buy. J0 S. GREEN Phone 2576 Hittle Block 9th and Main St.

NOTICE If you want to buy or sell your farm or city property See A. C. DISIIER REALTY CO. 904 4 Main Street.

IP II II WAT

SALE

300 U. S. Engineers Proved Banner Company in Holding Huh Hordes

(By Associated Press.) , LONDON, May 4 (Delayed). The banner company of Carey's detachment which, under Brig. Gen. Vandeman Carey, held an important gap in the Fifth British army in the first week of the German offensive, was made up of 800 American railway engineers. Like all the others of the famous "nondescripts" which included Canadian and British supposedly non-combatant units, the Americans were volunteers. The American engineers won quite a reputation for the manner in which they handled machine guns, a weapon fairly new to the rail and road builders. A disastrous gap appeared In the Fifth army south of Hamel in the later stages of the opening battle. The Germans had crossed the Somme at Hamel and had a clear path for a sweep southwestward. No Troops Available No troops were available to throw into the opening. A certain brigadier general was commissioned by Major General Gough, commander of the Fifth army, to gather up every man he could find and to "hold the gap at any cost." The general called upon the American and Canadian engineers, cooks, chauffeurs, road workmen, anybody he could find; gave them guns, pistols, any available weapon, and rushed them into the gap in trucks, or horseback or on mule-drawn limbers. A large number of machine guns from a machine gun school nearby were confiscated. Only a few men, however, knew how to operate the weapons and they had to be worked by amateurs with one "instructor" for every ten or 12 guns. The Americans did especially well in handling this arm. For two days the detachment held the mile-and-a-half gap. At the end of the second day, the commander, having gone 48 hours without sleep, collapsed. The situation of the detachment looked desperate. General Carey Returns While all were wondering what would happen next, a dusty automobile came bounding along the road from the north. ''It contained Brig. Gen. Carey, who had been home on leave and who was trying to find his headquarters. The general was commandeered by the detachment and he was found to be just th-3 commander needed. He is an old South African soldier of the daredevil type. He is famous among his men fo rthe scrapes and escapades of his schoolboy life as well as for his daring exploits in South Africa. Carey took the detachment In hand and led it in a series of attacks and counter-attacks which left no time for sleeping and little for eating. He gave neither his men nor the enemy a rest, attacking first on the north, then in the center, then on the south harrassingthe enemy unceasingly with the idea of convincing the Germans that a large force opposed them. Whenever the Germans tried to feel him out with an attack at one point, Carey parried with a thrust somewhere else, even if it took his last available man, and drew the Germans on to the defensive. Fought Every Hour The spirit of Carey's troops was wonderful. The work they did was almost supernatural. It would have

been Impossible with any body of men not physical giants, but the Americans and Canadians gloated in it. They crammed every hour of the day full of fighting. It was a constantly changing battle, kaleidoscopic, f ree-for-aU, catch-as-catch-can. The Germans gained ground. Carey and his men were back at them, hungry, for more punishment. . It was fortunate that Carey's supply of ammunition was well-nigh inexhaustible, for he had a big ammunition dump right behind him. There also was a good backing of field artillery and the 75's supported him loyally, firing mostly with, open sights. Had the Germans been able to bring entirely fresh troops against it, the detachment might not have been able to hold out for six days as it did. The detachment took its place in the line just at the moment when the Germans had used up all their reserves and the enemy did not have any fresh divisions to throw against them. At the end . of the sixth day, dogtired and battle-weary, but still full of fight, the detachment was relieved by a fresh battalion which had come up from the rear.

FOUNTAIN CITY, IND.

Mr. and Mrs. Miles Ellott or Arba, were guests of M. C. Harrison's Monday A Home Guard was organised here last week with an enlistment of seventy men. They iatend to begin drilling at once I'oy Carrol motored to Eaton Monday on a business trp Ona Borrn of Newcastle is moving into the proper" vac: tt d by Harry Hamilton ' J. Overman had for their Sunday guf-sts Mr. nd Mrs. James Farley and Mr. and Mrs. Conkey and little daughter, Kuth Miss Clementine Overmin spnt Sunday with friends at Winchester Miss Reba Lewis, east, of town, who has been ill, :t slowly improving The boys at Camp Taylor were all permitted to wear carnation a Sunday, it being Mother's Day and a special program was observed at the Y. M.

c. a Mrs. vui cr.oper is roponea much better at this writ'.'.g Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas and nephew tf New Lisbnn were guests of C. C Fulghum's Monday Miss Ethel Shoemaker has been quite ill for the past week bat is better at thia writing Mrs. Euira Hcllins of Cinciniiati is spending a few days with Airs. Flizabeth Ke'lor. . . .Miss Nellie Overman was home visit ir.!? her parents over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lum Foreman spent Sunday with Ben Foreman and family of Richmond. .. .Mv,s Marie Keene srent So '.y vim Miss Ruth Fulghum ...Mr. ar..i Mrs. J. J. Overman were the Mcr.day ;nc;iTs of Howard Overman of Richmond Mr and Mrs. Oacar ?Iik;s:ll of New II; c"son spent aturdar and Sunday .!th Mr. and Mrs William Bond Glen Williams has returned home after visiting relatives of Greensfork.

Although women car conductors in Camden, N. J., will not be allowed to wear high heels they will carry their money in leather bags suspended from their wrists.

Nine-tenths of Russia's gold mining is done on lands formerly owned by the former czar.

MONEY TO LOAN

Now going: on at Thlstlethwalte Falls, Richmond. Indiana.

Country Calls

And I am tolne: to return to U. S.

Service. I must sell my home and furniture at once; Kelly Park which consists of two and one-quarter acres of ground, and has on It a beautiful new bungalow, out houses, a chicken park, a war garden, a cool spring. And, the famous and beautiful Thlstlethwalte Falls, where many i

scores of people young and old spend the hot summer days wading in the pure water that ebbs over her mossy bosom. I will take a part or all In Liberty loan bonds. B. F. KELLY

MONEY TO LOAN - Before borrowing, see us, WE CUT THE RATE on every loan we make, saving the borrower from six to eighteen percent per anum. If you have a loan at the legal rate of 3 percent per month, we will lend you the money to pay It off and more If you want It, at LESS THAN THE LEGAL. RATE. SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Loans made on H. H. Goods. Live Stock, Musical Instruments, Diamonds, Automobiles and other personal property. PAYMENTS TO SCIT THE BORROWER Call, phone or write Business Men's Remedial Loan Association Ground Floor Pal Bldg. Phone 1315. DIRECTORS H. H. Peelle W. O. Seaney C. B. Bck L. A. Handley A. L. Jenkins ' W. A. Bond H. G. Clark, Manager.

REAL ESTATE, FARMS AND CITY Property. 212 Union Bank. Bldg. Phone 2707. BENETT DYE.

RESIDENCES Two modern. No. & A 7, Washington Court. The best In the city. The Mlller-Kemcer Co.

FARMS FOR SALE

MR. FARMER! If you are looking for a real bargain In a large farm, let us show you what we have. Buy now and get part of growing crops. Benentt & Dye 212 Union Bank Bldg. PHONE 2707.

REAL-ESTATE WANTED 45

HOME Wanted, to buy on payments. Can pay $300 down. F-6102, care Palladium.

LOTS Wanted to plow. Richard Newman, 22 and South B. Phone 1747.

PUBLIC SALES

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I will sell at Public Sale on the premises, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1918, at 1 p. m. My garage located at 1134 North 12th Street, Richmond, Indiana. Excellent location on brick street, repair shop on first floor, paint shop on second floor. Well built brick building with slate roof. Is now doing good business. Will give immediate possession. Also will sell personal property consisting of full blacksmith outfit; one wood working machine; one band saw; one large drill press; one small drill press, and emory stand combined; one 5-horse electric motor; one 2-horse electric motor; line shafting; pulleys and belting; one gasoline filling station; one good five-passenger automobile; one lot of new Westcott roadster bodies; one. good. 2-horse wagon; one work bench with iron vise; and other items of machinery too numerous to mention. TERMS made known on day of saleGEO. W. NEWBERN THOS. F. CONNIFF, Auctioneer. CHAS. W. JORDAN, Clerk.