Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 169, 28 May 1918 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1918

PARTIAL LIST OF RED CROSS CONTRIBUTORS IN CITY

Following is a partial Hat of contrl buttons to the Red Cross War Fund: A Alrls, F. W. 100 Ashe, Robert ...25.00 Allen .Paul 2.00 Abbott. Hazel 2 00 Alexander. Cash 1.00 Allen. Myrtle 100 Allen. Mrs. Rem 6 00 Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co , 4 00 Airing. Mr. and Mrs. Harry...... 200 Appleton, Ralph SO Austerman. Harry 10 Aker, T. F. 100 Anspaugh. Laura. 2.00 Arnold. Irwin B. 2.00 Allen. A. C. .... 100 Allen. Ruth 1 00 Allen. Mr. and Mrs. E 2.00 Arnold, S. O 2.00 Atkinson, Albert A 100 Amnion. Louis B 2-00 Atlas Underwear Co 600.00 Ashey. Miss Helen 100 American Trust & Savings Bank 60.00 Arnold, Mabel 2.00 Armer, Mr. and Mrs. Lester 10 00 Alexander, Jeannette 1.00 Anderson, Mabelle 1 00 Alkin, Frank 5.00 B Beebe Glove Co 60.00 Beeson, Anna S 10.00 Bockhoft. Minnie A 3.00 Bolmeyer, J. F 2.00 Bond, Emma 6.00 Brooks, Arthur 100 Bockhoff, Harry 10 00 Battel. Ida 6.00 Brokamp, Frank 1.00 Brohman. Mr. and Mrs. William.. 2.00 Bosler, Marlon 100 Brebm, Daisy 25 Burton, Beatrice Elliott 5.00 Benbam, Thomas 5.00 Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. S 2.00 Belford, Mrs. C. E 5 00 Bennett, Dora 5.00 Brower, George 2 00 Bahlman, Frank 100 Botes, O K. 100 Beseke, W. E 100 Brucker, Margaret 100 Bryson, Rohe and Amanda D 100 Brown, E. la. ... .. ......... 1.00 Brunner, Frank 1.00 Brooks, L. S . 4.00 . Burns. Mrs. Ed 1.00 Burrows. Belle 100 Burton, George 1.00 Burton, Sam 100 Baumgartner. Harry 1.00

Beach, L. C 1.00 Beery. S. E 2.00 Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. 0 6.00 Bagford, J. W 50 Blames, Mike F 1.00 Boorman, Gilbert 50 Baiter, Miss Grace 2.00 Balser. William F. 5.00 Brandenburg, E. K .V00 Baker. Mrs. Carl 1.00 Brumley. R. D 1.00 Burroughs, John 1.00 Burr. C. J 1.00

Brlcker, Mrs. Mary 1.00 Bales, Alice 50 Bradbury, W. K 5.00 Benham, R. E. 2 00 Bruenlng, Mr. and Mrs. John.... 2 00 Blair, Charles A. 5.00 Beckschultt, Clara 1.00 Bowcn, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.. .20.00

Bowman. Mrs. R. T 2.00

Bayer, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob W 2.00 Ba1i G A 200

Baldwin, Jr. 2.00

Benning, George 1.00 Baldwin. Mabel P. 1.00 Burns, James 1.00 Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. A. L 2.00 Baxter, Miss .Maria 5 00 Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Will 2.00 Burkhardt, J l.uO Bond, Wm. A. and wifs 10.00 Beetley, Mrs. C. E 1.00 Bailey, Louisa f. 1.00 Ballenger. Nathan 1.00 Bonnell, S. W . 2.00 Brown. J. W 4. .50 Balf, James : 1.00 Bond, Mrs. Chas 5.00 Bermulfair. M. H 30 Bradbury, Miss Anna 10.09 Broderick. W. E 8.00 Briese, Arthur 1.00 Burns, Mr. and Mrs. John 2.00 Briese, J. P. D. . . . 6.00 Burnham. David 1.00 Brooks, Arthur 1.00 Blume, Orla 2.00 Bradway, Ida M 1.00 Brumley, Mrs. Marguerite 50 riurgft, R. 1.00 Beckman, J. Carl 1.00 Burr. Harvey 2.00 Bowman, L. S 5.C0 Bockhoff, Wm. F 250.00 Browne, LeRoy 10.00 Browne, Mrs. LeRoy 5.00 Binford, Mrs. Raymond ......... 2.00 Brown. Paul H 5.00 Buseen, Rosella 3.00 Benton, C. V 7. 1.C0 Brehm, Rudolph 1.00 Burke. Oscar 1.00 Blackmore. W. J 10.00 Burkett. Otis 1.00 Bailey, Grace 1.00 Buhl. Josephine 5.00 Baumgardner. Mr. and Mrs. Curt. 2.00 Blair. Martha 1.00 Bucker. Mrs. Louise 1.00 Benner. John L 5.00 Brenizer. Mr. and Mrs. Geo 10.00 Beard, Mrs. Susan 2.00 C Cuyklndall. Mary E. and Edna.. 1.00 Chase, Omer 2.00 Campbell. Wm 25.00 Coffman. Mr. and Mrs. Harry .... 2.00 Chase, Harry O. 1.00 Carpenter, Chas. G 15.00 Crandall, Mrs. George 1.00 Carman. Paul 1.00 Cook. Paul 1.00 Clevenger, G. 0 2.00 Chalmers, Frank R 1.00 Cannon, William 1C Christopher, Mrs. Mary 3.00 Clark, Mrs. Fred 1.00 Crabb, T. A. . 5.00 Corsi, Mr. and Mrs. Anellle 1.00 Cooper, Roy T 1.00 Cash 25 Campbell, Mrs. W. H 10.00 Cox, Dr. N. S. . . . 25.00 Cash 10 Cavet, Mr. aud Mrs. Harrison.... 2.00 Crane, M. J. 2.60 Carpenter, James 1.00 Cox. W. 4 60

Carrington, Mrs. Louis 1.00 Coltralne, D. A 1.00 Carney, Maggie 50 Clements, : E .50 Clingenpeel, Mary 1.00 Cramer, Elvira 2.00 Crane, Mrs. G 1.00 Connerton, Leonard J 1.00 Casan, George 1.00 Custis. W. G 6.00 Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. ... 6.00 Couch, John 1.00 COXf Ha Da 1.00 Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. . . . 2.00 Crubaugh, Fannie 1.00 1

Cline, Bruce 1.75 Carr. Catherine 100 Cook, William 1.00 Cash ........ i 5.00 Crl8ler. Mr. and Mrs. OVA. 2.50 Central Auto Station 10.00 Crone, F. L. 6.00 Cash 50 Critzer. Mrs. Martha 1.00 Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. .. 100 Culbertson, M. E. B 5.00 C&wly, A B 5.00 Carnahan, Miss Jane-Barlow.... 1.00 Cain's Art Studio 1.00 Collins, Mrs. Alice 2 00 Chrlsman. Mrs. L. 2.00 Coyne, Mary , 1.00 Coyne, Anna '. 1.00 Cox. Cecil l.OO Chamness, J. A. and family .... 3.00 Crubaugh, Mrs. Amanda ........ 5.00 Cox, Alton 2.00 Cox. Leslie .... 2.00 Crowell, F. E. and wife 2.00 Crtsler, Mrs. O. A. 2.50 Cooper, Abigail 1.00 Colburn, C P 6.00 Carter, Frank 6.00 C&IHj A S. 1.00 Cates, Earl W. 10.00 Clifton, E. D 2.00 Carroll, Annie 1.00 Cook, Edward and Florence 1.00 Craig. Manball ' 2.00

Dunbar. Mrs. Nellie 5.00 Dollins. Mrs. Mary Tate 1.60 Dollias, Kenneth 1.00 Dillon, Marie H 1.00 Criggs. Nellie M 2.00 Downing. H. C. 10.00 Davis, Roy H. 1.00 Deuker, Marie 1.00 Deuker. Edna 1.00 Deuker, Marguerite 1.00 Duffill, Clyde L. 5.00 Dadisman, Earl 2.00 Davies, W. R. 1.00 Dye, W. B, and Mary 15.00 Dillon, Jennie H. 1.00 Dye, Joshua 1.00 Dillon, P. H 10.00 Debus, Elisa 15 Druley, Ora 1.00 Dunlap, Jane M 2.00 Dille. Lydia A 2.00 Dill, Mr. and Mrs. J. G 5.00 Dickinson, Edna J 3.00 Dickinson, Susan A 3.00 Deem, N. B. ........ ........ 1.00 Dowell, I. W. 1.00 Dana, H. D. and Nellie 2.00

Davis, Mrs. Mary E 1.00

ni1rlnann Mirrl.U 9 f.ft

Doty, Leo 1.00 Dubbs, Ward E 1-00 Dunham, Carl 25 Dixson. J. M 1.00 Dunn, Rosa X 5.00 Dilks, Geo. H 5.00 Decamp, Grover 2.00 Dixon, Mrs. George , 1.00 Dickinson Trust Company 300.00 Dye. Roy 3.00 Doan. Walter J. and Harry C 50.00 Dolen. John M. . l.0 Draper. Belle 100 Davenport, Paul 2.00 Davis, Grace 1.00 Denzlemah, Anna 6.00 Dober. Frederick J 100 Dye, Grace 1-00 ' E Esslinger, William D... ...10.00 Erwin, J. C 2.00 Evans. Fawntella : 100 Edmond, Charles 100 Englebert, Mr. end MM. F. H. and Roy v. 1-50 Evans, Jesse 2.00 Essenmacher. Orange J 3.00 Essenmacher, Julius 100 Eadler, Harry 1.00 EateH, Mrs. Elizabeth 100 Evans, Francis 1.00 Eversman, W. F. and Wife 3.00 Eversman, Mrs. Katherine 2.00 Eggelston. Eugene 100 ElHs. Mrs. Belle 100 Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. J.'M 1.00 Emslie, John P 3.00 Estell, Elizabeth 100 Engelbert, Ralph 1.00 Eadler, Mrs. Emmett 1.00 Eadler, Emmett G 1.00 Elliott, Miss Hettie 1.00 Eggemeyer. Henry 2.00 Evans, Miss Edith 1.00 Ferguson. J. Will 15.00 First National Bank 300.00 Frank, Ed 23.00 Frazler, Taylor 2 00 Fulghum, 25.00 Frank, Miss Eva 1.00 Fee Catherine B 1.00 Fienning, Miss Florence 1.00 Feldman, H 10.00 Fuller. Louis F 6.00 Frazier, Fred 25 Fuller, Isaac 4.00 Fuller. Orwood 4.00 Fox. Walter 1.00 Felters. Earl 1.00 Floyd, Miss MarJorie 1.00 Fulghum Heating Co 10.00 Fitzgerald, James 1,00 Fitzgerald, T. R 1.00 Flannagan, John 1.00 Fossler, Adolph I. 10.00 Fiji, . A 6.00 Foster, Dr. J. T 5.00 Fanning. Mrs. Alfreta 2.00 Fitzglbbons. J. N. 5.00

Farranti, John 1.00

Feltman, L. B 2.00 Feltman, Mr. and Mrs. E. A- .... 5.00 Fihe, Mrs. Caroline 6.00

Forte, Mrs. Anna 1 00

Fetzer. H. E l.oo Fetzer, Robert and Alice l.oo Friend 1.00 Fuller, Mrs. Grace l.oo Foster, Albert 3.00 Flcmming, O. W. 2.00 Fisher, Homer E 1.00 Feasel, Minnie 1.00 G Gilchrist, Mrs. Alexander 2.00 Galloway, Robert M 5.00 Gates, Mrs. H. E. 1.00 Gaar, Russell 5.00 Ginn, H. J 6.00 Gibbs, CD 2.00 Gjodesen, Harry 1.00 Gersbach, H 1.00 Guyer, Edith 1.00 Gibson, W. W 2.00 Grimes, H. P. 2.00 Gaar, MrsyW. W 100.00 Green, Mrs. U. L. , 50 Gray, W. H j.oo Geus, Frank C 2.00 Gibs. J. O. 1.00 Graffis, C 1.00

Garrett, Oscar 5.60 Gish, Frank B 1.00 Green, Earl j.oo Geier. j. C .....'. 1.00

Gorman. Emma 1 00 Gagcn, William 1.00 Green, Ollie B 1.00 Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L.... 5.00 Gordon, Mrs. E. J. ... 1.00 Gaylor, Oliver ....20.00 Gentry, Emmett 1.00 Grose, Ira C 3.00 Goble, William F. 1.00 Gaston, Laura goo

Hendricks. Thomas 6.00

Hendricks. C. E. 2.00

Heath. James 6.00 Henke. Maria 2.00

Hembr. J. F. 1.00

Harter, Mrs. Albert 1.00 Hogan, W. B 2.00

Hogan, Martha 2.00

Hole. Prof. Allen D. 2.00

Haas. E. M. 40.00

Hamilton, John 3.00

Howe. Robert 3.00 Haaecoster, John A 10.00 Hadley. Turner W. 6.00 Hall, Ross J.... 3.00 Henry. Clifford 1.00 Harshman, Fred E. ............. 2.00 Harrell. Mary J 1.00

Hodgin. Alice T. ................ 1.00

Hamilton. W. G 100 Heard, Mrs. G. B. . 2.00 Henley Roller Skate Co. ........10.00

Holmes. Herbert 2.00

Houts, Carl 2.00 Hiett, Everette . 5.00 Haner, Charles H. 25.00

Harding. Mr. and Mrs. Frank .... 2.00

Hampton. Lulu 1.00

Harris, Emmett 1.60 Hammersley, Mrs l.t0 Hicks. Mrs. John .25

Harrison. W. B 2.00

Heath. James 5.00 Hill. J. 8. and family 6.00 Hunt, E. S .50 Hyde. Mrs. Ralph l.oo Hamilton, A. R. LOO Hosbrook, Mrs. Jennie .......... 0 Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Harry H.... 2.O0 Healy, J. E. 5.00 Hlnshaw, H. E.- 10.00

Hemmersbaugh, Ruth 5.00 Hebbler. Frank 100 Helms, E. J 109 Henley, M. C. 100.00 Hunt. Lester 2.00

Heitbrink. Garrett 5.00

Heitbrink. Caroline 5.00

Hart John 100

Hull. Robert . . 1.00 Hubbell, Warren 6.00

Heitbrink, Katie 100 Haaecoster. Emma 1.00 Holthaus. Mrs. Mary 1.00 Heitbrink. John T. 100 Hasecoster. Lena 1.00 Hodgin. R. H. and wife 10.00 Hyde. Sarah 8. 1.00 Helms. Walter B. and Ethel .... 3.00 Hasemeier. Mary 2.00 Hasemeier, Anna 2.00 Huber. Ida 1-00 Hewitt. Earl P. 2.00 Hanes. H. J. 85.00 Hiatt. Mr. and Mr. James. 5.00 Holderaft. Isa 1.00 Hlatt. L. A 100 Huffman. W. G. Dr 6.00

Hartcrove. J. W. 1.00

Hall. Katherine 1.00

Hoelscher, G. H 6.00 Henley, Hairy F 5.00 Henley, Addi W 10.00 Hanson. L. C 2.00 Hilling, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil 1.00 Heavinridge, W. L. 1.00 Hodgin. Samuel H- 6.00 Home Laundry 10.00

Hovelmeier. Elisabeth 1.00

Hadley, Mrs. Emma 1.00 Hudson, Chas 1.00 Hawekotte. Clara 1.00 Hiatt, Edith : 1.00 Haner, Lucile and Camilla 6.00 Haxton, James 1.00 Harlan, Lee 100 Horrell. J. C. 6.00 Harned, Mrs 2.00 Hillman, Frances 50 Hawley, Mary i... 2.00 Harris, Mrs. L. E 2.00 Hunt, Jesse E 2.00 Haseitine, Mrs. Paul 1.00 Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Silas 2.00

Harris. Mrs. Mary E -25 Hubert. Charles 1.00

Hockett, Frank 1.00 Harry, Fern 3 00 Holtkamp, Mrs 100

Holcorob, Mrs. Anna 1.00 Houseworth, Clara 1.00 Howejl. Mr. and Mrs. Jesie K. . . l.oo" Horn, Bert 2.00 Harold, Dr. Frank 1.00 Hiekey, W. M 2.00 Hamilton, Esther 1.00 Helmick, Mrs. H. J 100 Haggard, Mrs. Emma .60

I Iredell. Mrs. Anna K 2.00

Issen. Miss Mamie 1.60

Imhoff, Lenna 1.00 Issen, Blanche 1.00 Isley. Raymond C 5.00

Ind'polis Glove Co. Employes... 127.00

Independent Ice ft Fuel Co...... 30.00

lutzie, Mrs. M. L. 1.00

J Jonas, Mr. and Mrs. A. C 2.00 Johes. Mrs. Arthur 2.00

Justice, Mrs. Sarah 1.00

Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1.00

Jones. F. M 10.60

Jordan, J 25

Johnson. Etta 1.00

Jones, Mrs. P. W. And Mrs. Gilbert

Johanning, August Jenkins, C M. Jenkins, A. M Jackson, W. A Jones, B. H

Jessup, Clarence

Jones, Sarah Jelly, Margaret ...... Jones, LeRoy James, II. S. and wife

K Kortwrigh:, Jennia 1.00 Kortrlght, Bessie 1.00 Kortright, John J. 2.00 Kohl or, R. 1.00 Klehfotb'Niewoebner Co 10.00 Klefotb. Everhardt 10.00 Knauber, Mr.- Wm. 1.00 Knauber, Mary M 50 Klrcofe, Earl 1.00 Kelsey, Stella 5.00 Kauper, Willard 1.00 Knops, Mrs. Nora. 2.00 Koenigkramer, Ed . . 1.00 Koenigkramer, Harmon 1.00 Keplingef, Mrs. O. A 1.06 Kuhlenbeck, Jos .50 Kates, Harry S 5.00 KIndler, Geo 1.00 Knollenberg, E. B. 6.00 Knollenberg. Mrs. E. B 2.00 Kuhlman, Mrs. Chas 1.50 Kieuker, Anna ...10.00 Kaiser, Albert 1.00 Klute, Will 10.00 Kessler, Geo. and C. O. 2.00 Kelley, Jno. . .... .v. .... , 10.00 King, Chas. L. 5.00 Kemper, Alfred 2.00 Kimm, Mrs. Henry l.oo Kimm, Kenton 1.00 Kimm Henry 1.00 Klopp. Wm. F. 2.0O

Kersey, Mr. Ruth .Morris ...... 1.00 Unlversallst Mission Circle ..... 1.00

Uphaus, Mrs. Ben , 3.00 Uhte, Wm. . ; . : 1.00 Ullum, Albert 1.00

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.15.00 .10.00

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. 1.00 .10.00 . 2.00 . 1.00 . 1.00 . 3.06

Unthaak, Elmer ...... . ...... .. 1.00 Uphouse, Harmon ............. 1.00 - v - - r- ' V ' - - Van Sickle, Miss Ruth ......... 100 Van Dyke. Mrs. 6.00 Vosmeyer, Lawrence ........... 1.00 Von Pein, Mrs. Lena 2.00 Vore, Mrs. Herbert 2.00 Vinton, C E- .100 Van Sant, Mr. and Mrs. R...... 200 Vaughn, Walter S 60.00 Vickrey, Elbert A. 6.00 Van Etten, Mrs. H. 5.00 Varmillion, J. M. . . i . . 2.00 Vernon. Pro! Samuel S.t 2.00 W

Walker, C B. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. C. O.... Wadman, Carl Weist, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, Frank Wittlinger, Mr. and Mrs. F. M... Warfel, M. F. ,... Welchman, Louisa E. Weist, Mrs. C. G Werner. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Haseitine Woodhurst, Mary V.' Woodhurst, Mary L. Wessel. Mr. and Mrs. Geo

Wessel, Clara B. Woodman, Charles M. Webb, Mrs. Eleanor L. Wolfer, Mrs. Mary J Weber, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wlsaler. Mr. and Mrs. J. E WTiitacre. W. G. Williams, Mrs. John ............ WickSmeyer, Ida Weidner. Catherine ...... Wintersteln, Cecil Worley.. George and wife Walker, Leonore T. Weaver. Frank Wllkemeyer, Herman Witte, Andrew T Wlllenbring, Anna M Warren, Mrs. .................. Wiesenhahn, Fred J Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Leah C. .. Williams, Mary Williams. Bertha Whiteley, Marie B. Wildman, O. M Welsbrdd. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T.. Weisbrod, Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. . Whltton, David G. Wilson, MrS. C. C Wolfer. Martin R Williams, Mrs. Jennie Wellbaum, Clara B W &USf XJ Oa aaea'a Warner. Pearl WaHTll Fa 0 caaaaaaaaawaa Westerkamp, Mrs. Christ Warner. Mrs. Katherine Warner, Joe Wiseman, C. F. WOO(Jf I ICa aaae Walters. Otis L. Winsett, H. G

Weber, Phoebe Wllcoxen, G. C Woodhurst, Chas. R. Webb, Mary S

Whitsell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank....

Wiley. Ethel and Kate

Wentling, Fannie M.

Williams, Victor O

Whitesell, Mrs. Naomi Webb-Coleman Co Williams, Howard E Wood, Kathryn M. White, Esther Wilson, Mrs. Eliza Weidner. Earl G Ward, Rhea Wessel, John and family Wilson, John Wilsbn, John

Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert.

Wilkitis, W. E

Whisler, R. P

Winslow, Mary Ann Weaver. Mrs. Ella

Wood, Harry Whet. Mildred

Wyramon, William Wells, Mrs. Geo Whelan. Thos. F Ward, Bessie ;

White, Mrs. Dora ,

Watterson, Charles

Wiggans, Mrs. Ernest

Wolf, Mrs. Joe Wilson. Mabel Wickett. Ben C

Wolf. Mrs. W. D Wiesehahn, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. . Wall, Mrs. Bertha ,

Warner, Mrs. Geo

Wooley. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Wood, Barney

Waber. Mary

Weyon, M. E

6.00 4.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 7.60 1.00

1.00 1.00 1.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 10.00 6.00 10.00 1.00 5.00 .50 100 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 .25 1.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 3.00 3.00 1.00 2.00 .60 6.00 2.00 2.00 .50 1.00 5.00 2.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 5.00 1.00

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1.00 5 00 1.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 10.00

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Youngflesh, Frank and Gertrude. . 5.00

Youngflesh, Julia 1.00 Veager, Harvey 1.00 VIngllng. Wm. .. 200 Z Zimmerman, 207 N. 5th 1.00 2lmmerman, Cyrena 2.00 Zeller, Emma and Silas 50.00

: Argentina requires imported pota

toes to be accompanied by certificates

showing that they were grown m sani

tary soil

Lemons Do Whiten! Try This on Face, Neck, Arms, Hands

The lemon Juice massage indulged

In once or twice each day means a little time and trouble, girls, but what of the splendid results? A skin

bleached Beautifully white, a com

plexion with the bloom of a peach, a softening of those lines of ca:e: in

fact, a skin eloquent of nature's purity and bands white, soft and full of charm.

What girl or woman hasn't heard of

lemon juice to remove complexion blemishes; to bleach the skin and to

bring out the roses, the freshness and

the hidden beauty? But lemon juice

alone is acid, therefore irritating, and

snould be mixed with orchard white this way. Strain through a fine cloth the juice of two fresh lemons into, a

bottle containing about three ounces of orchard white, then shake well and

you have a whole quarter pint of skin

and complexion lotion at about the cost one usually pays for a small jar of ordinary cold cream. Be sure to

strain the lemon juice so no nulo sets

into the bottle, then this lotion will remain pure and fresh for months.

When massaged daily into the face.

neck, arms and hands it should naturally help to whiten, clear, smoothen and beautify the skin.

Any druggist will supply three

ounces of orchard. white at very little cost and the grocer has the lemons. Adv. . 1 v

WANT THE "MAKII1S?" THEN JOIN ARMY

The man who is accustomed to the fragrance of a "Jimmy" pipe and the Joys of rice and wheat paper will have to -resort- to "tailor made" cigarettes soon, according to information issuing from Samuel L. Buckley, Richmond wholesale tobacco firm. When it was announced that the government bad taken over the output of Bull Durham for three months, only a tenth of the Story had been told. The government didn't stop with Bull Durham. The demand for "makings" among the boys in olive drab proved tremendous, so, Prince Albert, Tuxedo, Velvet, Stag, Dukes Mixture, RedirCut, Union Leader and Stud were added to the list. Nothing but the least popular brands of tobacco remain." Those meu who formerly smoked "making" however, will have some consulatlon as he puffs his "tailor made" in the thought that under the blue skies of Picardy and the leaden skies of Flanders or wherever else our boys may be stationed on the battle front, thousands of the little spiral wreaths are ascending from their favorite brands of tobacco, the ottly Joy that the boys "over there" have besides killing a -Hun. As to how long this shortage will remain, is another question. According to the men at the Richmond wholesale house, it may last three months and maybe longer. No one knows, they say.

Will Name Committee for Americanization of Foreigners Here The Americanization of foreigners in the community is one of the duties assigned the Richmond Commercial club by the national council of defense. A committee will be appointed from the club to carry out plans that will be outlined by the national council. Some of the means by which the foreign element is reached are furnished by night schools, civic events in which the foreigners may participate, study of the English language, and American principles and institutions. The purpose of the Americanization plan is to make the foreigners in a community more thoroughly a part of the city in which they live, and better acquainted with the ideals and government of the country.

PRESENT COMEDY

The High School Dramatic society presented a short comedy, "Hyacinth Halvey," at morning exercises Tuesday. Earl Keisker appeared in the title role, and the assisting caste included Maxine Murray, Dorothy Lebo, Oran Parker, Claude G. Miller and Earl

Porter.

There have been 1,379 Roman crosses and crosses awarded to warrant officers, noncommissioned officers and men of the British forces during the present war.

LIFT OFF CORNS FREEZ0NE is MAGIC

Costs few cents! Sore, touchy corns lift right off with fingers. No pain!

Drop a little Freezone on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then you lift it right out. It doesn't hurt one bit Yes, magic!

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Why wait? Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents, sufficient to rid your feet or every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and calluses, without soreness or irritation. Freezone is the much talked of ether discovery of a Cincinnati genius.

BRIEFS

LOST By Palladium car

rier boy, a pocketbook containing $4.58, on National Road between West 2nd St,

and temporary bridge. Find

er please return same to the Palladium office. Please notify the Minck Brewing Co., as to the whereabouts of any of their property such as .empty bottles and cases. Phone 1214.

$5 ,500 in Favor of the Red Cross in Game .... .j .... , " . (By Associated Press.) , BOSTON, May 28The world's champions and the White Sox finally played their benefit game for the Red Cross, Monday, the score being 6 to 4 in favor of Chicago, and 15500 in favor of the Red Cross.

The tanks, used in the war mar be

nt ereat value In reclaimlne the coun

try for agricultural purposes after the

coniuct.

. For Burning Eczema tJZ&JitZJt?1 ffot hould not be applied if good dear skin b wanted From any druggist for 35c, or SIjOO fo3 wounds and chafinz. It oenetratTiiZS

WEDNESDAY SPECIALS ARMOUR'S ( Veribest) Canned Milk, Small Per Can 2C Sugar Cured Bacon .40 Sugar Cured Shoulders. .27? HAMS .32d IBtuibMsip Oifos. 715 Main Street

OIdest,Largest and Strongest Trust ComDanvj

in Eastern IndianaPSr

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS

$350,000.00.

NO MATTER HOW HIGH the interest rate, no investment can be considered desirable unless the safety of the principal is absolutely assured.' The management of this bank places safety ahead of every other consideration and an account in our Savings Department is a sound, convenient investment for your money whether you have $1.00 or $1,000 to deposit. 3 interest, compounded semi-annually is paid.

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Wednesday Morning we place on sale one gross of Pure Aluminum SELF BASTING ROASTERS

Just Like Cut

This is the second time we have offered this special and we would advise you to get in early, as the last lot were sold in a few minutes.

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