Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 172, 31 May 1918 — Page 14

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'AlE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1918

HUNS BAFFLED BY THE VALOR OF FOWS MEN Foe Fails to Enlarge Greatly the Pocket in the Allied Line. (By Associated Tress.) PARIS. May 31. Baffled by the valor c the allied soldiers, the Germans yesterday failed to enlarge greatly the pocket in the allied line. Even in the center, the enemy appears to have been held and the advance there is slackening. In accordance with thoir favorite manoeuvre the Germans apparently are swinging their columns eastward with the object of getting around Rhclms through Ville-En-Tardenois and the valley , of the Ardre. The bastion surrounded by the ruined city and the high ground known as the mountain of Rheims is a menace to the German flank. It is too strong to be attacked from in front with any chance of success, so the enemy is trying to turn it from the southwest. While any progress by the Germans on French soil, with the inevitaole trail of ruin and desolation, strikes French hearts sorely, the unswerving confidence with which the general pub-

COAL PRICES REDUCED BUY your supply now (The 3reat storadc capacity of th country lies fit the Coat Bins of the consumer audit is1 . . there the coumtyS Coal reserve must be built irp during the. Spring and. Sixurmer As an inducement to early Jbirym the prices of Anthracite Coal have heen reduced SOa. tan-

on all sizes from April first f "to AixcVirst first. In manv of

Biiiunmoixs fields the prices Kavc leeTL cut to? ajxjeyeiv. greater deree. ' -:

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lie views the situation is most remarkable. No doubt is felt as to the outcome and there is no weakening in the resolve to fight to the end. Summarizes Situation. The Havas correspondent at the front, who is considered to reflect the official view thus summarizes the situation: "The rapid advance of the enemy is due to the temporary numerical inferiority of the allies which has changed the aspect of the struggle. It is necessary ro go back to the beginning of the war for an analyogous situation. This is a war of movement where two armies . manoeuvre under the open sky.

"Under these condition the momentary advance of an army and the capture of a town may mean nothing. The problem is more vast. For its own reasons our command did not find it advisable to give battle either on the Somme or in Flanders after the March offensive. , It confined itself to stopping the enemy. . "Shall we accept battle this time as

That is the secret of our command. The Germans have not illusions as to the value of the success they have gained. They know we have several million picked troops forming in man-

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Alfred Underbill Charged With Attempt to "Cheat" Aged Woman

Alleging false representation of the value of certain real estate and personal property with intent to cheat and defraud an old and feeble woman, suit has been filed in the circuit court against Alfred C. Underhill and his wife, Mrs. Ruth B. Underhill, by the American Trust and Savings bank. The complaint states that the plaintiff was appointed as guardian of Mrs. Ella Williams, who is described as being aged and infirm, and Incapable of handling her business affairs. The appointment was made by Judge Fox

oeuvering masses which they will have

to encounter somewhere.

"If the enemy had the choice of

ground for the offensive, we have the

much more important choice of the field of battle on which Germany's

destinies will be decided. "It will be seen therefore, that there

is no grond for alarm. We probably

are witnessing the preliminaries to a

great battle which both sides wish to

be decisive Consequently it is com

prehensible that our commanders do

not act hurridly, but strictly in accord ance with plans ugreed upon."

A COMMON ERROR The Same Mistake Is Made By Many Richmond People. It's a common error, To plaster the aching back, To rub with liniments, rheumatic joints, If the trouble comes from the kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidney ills,

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of the circuit court in April, after evidence was introduced to show, it Is said, that she had been victimized by Underhill. "On October 12, 1910," the complaint states, "Alfred C. Underhill. by false and fraudulent representations and with intent to cheat and defraud Ella Williams, caused and Induced her to execute in his favor her promissory note for $4,000. This was made payable in two years after date with Interest at six per cent." The allegation is made that this note was tecured by a mortgage upon a tract of farm land comprising about 80 acres, and that the only consideration received by her, it is said.

amounted to" less than $1,000 Id "value. Failed to Keen Promise.1

Later, when Mrs. -Williams learned through friends and relatives that she had been defrauded and cheated, the complaint further states, she, went to Underhill and he promised to deliver the note and cancel and release the mortgage if she would return to him the real estate and personal property he had given her. This was in June, 1914, and Mrs. Williams returned the personal property to the defendant and also the deed to the Union county real estate. "In furtner pursuance of his Intention to cheat and defraud Ella Williams," says the complaint, "Underhill then failed to deliver or release the mortgage, but instead assigned it over to Ruth B. Underhill, his wife." The allegation is made that the sole purpose of the defendants in doing

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NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as the exeCutrlx of the last will and testament of Margaret Hoar, deceased, late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. KATHERINE HOAR, Executrix. Kelley & Kelley, Attorneys. may24-31-June7

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this was to cheat and defraud Mrs. Williams. . Notice was served on Mrs. Under

hill by Constable Ben Crump recently,

at me instigation or tne American Trust and Savings bank, to release the mortgage and deliver the same.

but the complaint states she refused to do so. It is further said that she is inancially responsible and that her husband is not financially responsible as be has no property in his name. The mortgage has since been re-assigned to Alfred Underhill by his wife, and now appears in the mortgage record under his name. The American Trust and Savings bank, as guardian of Ella Williams, asks that the circuit court order the mortgage cancelled and released, and that the defendants be made to pay the costs' of the case.

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HP HE Hoosier Company has just served us with notice

of a general raise in the price of Hoosier cabinets,

wholesale and retail. We have exactly 39 Hoosier Cabinets in stock which we bought at the old-time price. We could put the new price on them and make an extra profit on every one.

But Instead of that, we are going to give our customers this unexpected saving. We haVe lined up our entire stock of Hoosiers to go on sale tomorrow at the old low price! When we open our doors, the first 39 women who come in and pay $1 will get them. Then the 'minute that this allotment of Hoosiers is taken THE SALE WILL END ! Special Terms of Sale Pay only $1 when you pick out your Hoosier. Pay the balance $1 weekly only 5c a meal. , Your money back if you are not delighted. Sale ends the instant 39 Hoosiers are gone. , Doors open at 8 a. m. tomorrow close at 10 P. M. No Hoosier orders accepted by telephone.

Because it is the largest and strongest maker of cabinets world, the Hoosier Company has been able to the last to

prices down. Rising costs of labor and raw material have finally forced the maker to announce a general raise. But even at the increased prices, no other cabinet will be able to compete with Hoosier values.

At the old low prices, we offer m this sale there's been a bargain to equal them. ' Come early be one of the lucky "thirty-nine."

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The Life-Time Helper That Every Woman Needs Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet is a Labor-Saving Machine, Kitchen System and Germ-proof Food Container combined. It saves steps, food and work. It gives yon time for Red Cross Knitting and other wap work. Mrs. Frank Ambler Pattison. the noted Domestic Efficiency Engineer, found that it saves walking an average of 2 miles a day. The Shaker Flour Sifter sifts flour foup times faster than most. The Over-Size Base has 20 per cent more spaces for pots, pans, etc. The Two-Way Sugar Bin holds twice the ordinary amount, The Revolving Rack of 7 Air-Tight, DustProof Spice Jars is also exclusive. The Motion-Saver Arrangement is the result of scientific motion study. The Uncluttered Cupboard gives twice the average work-space. All features have the certified approval of the Hoosier Council of Kitchen Scientists composed of leading household authorities.

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