Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 172, 31 May 1918 — Page 6

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

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRA V

Published Every Evening Except Sunday, by Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Building, North Ninth and Sailor Streets. Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Indiana, as second Class Mail Matter.

MEMDER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press ! exclusively en"1?. ? for republication of all mws dispatches credited to It or rot otherwise credited in this paper and ",?5' news published heieln. All rights of republication of spaUl dispatciiea herein ara reserve.

nurses on account of minor illnesses likewise will contribute to the number of eligibles and availables who are now being Bought by the Red Cross. Indiana's quota of the new call is 423. The Red Cross campaign for additional nurses in Indiana, will begin June 3. The demand for eligible registered nurses In the army and navy Is growing so rapidly that fear is expressed by those in charge that the supply will not keep up."

Hoosier fighting men are asked to read this appeal:

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Buying War Savings Stamps

Everv townshin must do its full duty if

Wayne county is not to lag behind the other po-1 litical units of the state in the War Savings Stamp campaign which the government has inaugurated. Wayne township has its duty to perform. It cannot afford to overlook the appeal that has been made with emphasis. The government finds that the conduct of the. war is requiring a greater outlay of money than seemed necessary when the War Savings project was launched early in the year. The only method that assures success in the undertaking is the full co-operation of every patriot. It is a case of every man and woman doing his full duty, with his conscience as the dictator over his pocketbook. The purchasing ability of every man responds automatically to the dictates of his conscience. Sometimes the conscience is asleep or paralyzed. Then it becomes necessary for public opinion to arouse it to action. It is commendable that the collective conscience of this community is responsive to patriotic appeals and prods the individual conscience that is not wide awake. The War Savings Stamp project has passed

beyond the swaddling clothes stage and demands the attention of every man and woman. It offers opportunity for the purchase of government securities. This credit must be absorbed by the people to supply the finances necessary for the prosecution of the war. To the attainment of this object, the patriotic endeavor of the nation is addressing itself. Where Help Is Needed While the British and French are resisting the latest German drive and American boys are testing their mettle against the Huns, patriots at home are given a chance to help win the war. The Indiana State Council of Defense in recent bulletins asks for nurses and fighting men in these words: "A way has been found by which even the chronic invalid cau do his part toward helping win the war. People of means who heretofore have felt that the services of trained nurses serving as companions and governesses were indispensable, are called upon by the American Red Cross to release such employes for the pressing need that exists abroad for their services. Fewer calls for trained

You're itching for a fight Have no patience with training camps Can't qualify for the aviation with its thrills And really think more of going over than of coming baclc Here, Mr. Hoosier Fighting Man, here's your chance! Lieutenant G. G. Garland, representing the United

States Tank service, will tpend four days in Indianapolis, recruiting men for this adventurous field of war activity, May 31-June 3rd. Red blooded fighting men, who haven't been "spoofing" should be quick to recognize this opportunity for the kind of exciting warfare that has shared with the flying division the glory of keeping romance in this bloodiest of struggles. Men who have had experience as telegraphers, either wire or wireless and can qualify as buzzer operators, cooks, storekeepers, machine gun mechanics who have had general machine shop experience; auto engine mechanics; tractor drivers, who have handled these machines in farm work; motor cyclists; topographers; telephone operators, automobile electricians; blacksmiths, oxy-acetylene welders, bench machinists, lathe hands and machine designers are wanted. Men within the draft age will be inducted on application to their local draft boards, and men not within the draft age after passing the very rigid physicial examination, and have qualified mentally (this grade of service want men of more than average mentality) will be asked to enlist at the nearest army recruiting station. Lieutenant Garland will make a tour of the principal industrial cities of the state after leaving Indianapolis. ' It is announced that assignment to overseas duty will

follow an intensive course of training, and that the opportunity, to take an active part and a thrilling part as well will be guaranteed all Hoosiers who desire prompt and strenuous action. Agents of the U. S. Public Service Reserve are cooperating with the established recruiting stations and draft boards in an attempt to guarantee Indiana's quota for this spectacular service. In Indianapolis applicants will be received at the headquarters of the Public Service Reserve, Room SO, State House.

Free Anti-typhoid Inoculation Will Be Given by Government WASHINGTON, May 31. Free antityphoid inoculation is to be given to the government to protect the health of the nation at this time when he labor of every man possible is needed in winning the war. Secretary McAdoo announced tonight that he had directed the public health service to

give the innoculation without charge to all who apply at any of its hospitals or field offices. Many of these

offices are located in zones surround

ing military cantonments and preven

tion of typhoid fever in those zones is

a step toward reducing the risk of in' terchange of disease between the mill tary and civil populations.

To Care for Betsy Ross's Grave From the Philadelphia North American

N the grave of Betsy Ross from now on there will

be a bright, beautiful flag in place of the faded shreds of bunting that made the mound one of the

most forlorn in Mount Morish cemetery. Eight descendant of the woman, who designed the American flag have pledged that hereafter the grave, neglected for so long, shall be kept fresh with remembrances and glorified with banners. A meeting of the Betsy Ross relatives was held in the home of Mrs. James F. Carlin of Philadelphia the other day and it was decided to have a new silk flag placed on the grave by Memorial day. The permanent care of the plot has been intrusted to the Flag House Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, which Is composed solely of descendants of Betsy Ross.

A GOOD OUTING OR SCHOOL SUIT.

2455 In this illustration the blouse is shown in material different from that of the skirt, but both may be of the same material. Serge, gingham, chambray, galatea, repp, poplin and jrabardino are nice, or , the skirt could be of sports fabric, serge, khaki, repp, linen or gingham, and the blouse of crepe, linen, lawn, drill, khaki, batiste or madras. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 8, 10, 12, and 14 years. Size 12 requires 2V& yards of 27-inch material for the blouse and 2 wards for the skirt. To make the dress of one material will require 3V yards 44 inches wide. A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps.

RECORD APPLE CROP PREDICTED IN STATE

(By Associated Press.) LAFAYETTE, Ind., May 31 Prospects now are that Indiana's apple crop this year will be a million bushels above that of last year, or approximately 6,750,000 bushels, but the peach crop will be a total failure, due to the severe winter weather which killed most of the trees, H. H. Swaim, secretary of the Indiana Horticultural Society says. He bases his estimates on reports made to him from 116 fruit growers in all parts of the state. Present conditions of the fruit Indicate an almost normal crop of cherries, a normal yield of plums, better than the average of strawberries, average of grapes and from one-half to two thirds of the ordinary crop of raspberries and blackberries. In the report on the apple prospects Mr. Svaim says he did not take into

consideration the production of young trees now are coming into an important commercial position in the state. "The average of 3.3 per cent, of a crop of peaches, estimated at this time," he says, "will probably be reduced further, as the weakened condition of the trees will prevent the fruit from maturing. The same cause probably will increase the mortality cf the trees, which present estimates place at 88 per cent. Conditions of grapes at this time is 82. 4 ner cent, as against 78 per cent.

at the same period in 1917. Pears too, are reported to be slightly higher in condition than a year ago. Blackberries suffered from the cold, as did the raspberry bushes.

Eat Sauerkraut and Do Your Country a Service (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, D. C, May 31. Sauerkraut may be eaten without disloyalty. The food administration today explained that the dish is of Dutch rather than German origin and that those who make free use of it will be performing a patriotic service by stimulating a greater use of cabbage and thus saving staple foods needed abroad.

NO DOMESTIC SERVANTS (By Associated Press.) AMSTERDAM, May 31. So many, German women and girls are now working in munitions factories, according to German newspapers, that there are now practically no domestic servants to be had in Greater Berlin.

ASQUITH APPOINTED.

(By Associated Press) LONDON, May 31. Brigadier-General Arthur M. Asquith has been appointed to be Controller of the Trench Warfare Department of the Ministry of Munitions. Brigadier-General Asquith has been wounded three times, the la6t would being followed by the loss of a foot.

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Foe Newspapers Prepare People for Bolt of Drive (By Associated Press)

ZURICH. May 31. Newspapers in

southern Germany publish the follow

ing note from the German headquarters: "The DODulation should not expect

our advance to continue at the same rate as on the first day. The resistance of the enemy is becoming desperate and violent, counter attacks are to be expected. The transport of artillery and munitions also is meeting with some difficulty." Speaking of losses, the note adds that to estimate them correctly the people should not forget the gravity or importance of the struggle.

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Better Health Due to Tanlac Indianapolis Man Thanks Tonic for Putting Stomach Back in Shape. "I feel so much better since I've been taking Tanlac that I'm glad to come out publicly and recommend it for others." said L. M. Clemons, 205 Liberty street, Indianapolis, employee of an ice company. "My stomach used to be in such bad condition that I'd really feel sick after eating," Mr. Clemons continued. "Even drinking cold water would make me feel sick at my stomach and I couldn't keep rich or greasy foods on my stomach at all. "I felt weak and got to losing weight so rapidly that I knew I , had to do something. "I read about Tanlac and so I tried It. "I've taken two bottles of Tanlac now and I'm glad to say that tho trouble with my stomach is all gene. I feel a lot better and it's all due to taking Tanlac." If you feel weak and all run down try Tanlac. It is an excellent system cleanser and strength builder. Tanlac is also good to put a bad stomach back in condition. You can get Tan

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ARGENTINA RECEIVES HUN.

BUENOS AIRES, Wednesday, May 29. Count Donhoff, former secretary of the German legation here under Count vo:i Luxburg, dismissed ambassador, was recognized formerly by the Argentine Government today as German Charge d'Affaires in Argentina.

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Holland will supply Germany with gravel. Maybe in return Germany will give Holland some sand. Holland needs it. MRS. COOK HONORED. Mrs. Allen Daniels and Mrs. Edward Daniels entertained for "Mrs. J. W. Cook with a jello demonstration, about thirty guests being present Burlington (Iowa) Hawkeye. Scant limit on meat in England. Butcher's cards limited to two a week, When there used to be three. And still you. American, Are kicking about things. What did you have for dinner last night? You ought to be ashamed of yourself. Food commission promises low

nrlce for fish beginning May 1. What

a nity the fish market men don't read

the papers. They will probably never

find it out.

DIN NER

S TOR IE S The small boy stood at the garden

gate and howled ana nowiea ana

howled. A passing old lady paused

beside him.

'What's the matter, little man?

she asked in a kindly voice.

O-o-oh!" wailed the youngster. Pa

and ma won't take me to the pictures tonight."

tsut aon i mane sucu a. nuist-, said the dame, admonshiingly. "Do thev ever take you when you cry like that?" "S-sometimes the do. an' an' sometimes the d-d-don't," bellowed the boy. "But it ain't io trouble to yell!"

J of room in the car) : Move up there,

piease. The passenger unconcernedly continues to spread cut. "Will you move up and make room for the other passengers, please?" But the passenger is still indifferent. Conductor (as a last resort): Can any passenger tell me the German for "Move up," please? Tid-Bits.

Lady Conductor (to passenger who is monopolizing more than his share

French General Slain Leading Trops in Action (By Associated Press.)

PARIS, May 31. According to the Havas correspondent at the front. Gen. Pierre de Vallieres of the French army was killed Tuesday on the field of honor. He was struck by a shell fragment while leading his men. Gen. de Vallieres was 49 years old.

A company in Anaheim, Cal., is preparing to plant 25,000 acres of beans. One-fifth of the acreage will be devoted to black-eye beans and the rest to limas.

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They say McAdoo will run for the Presidency next time. But we dont

see how he will find time, with all the

other things he has to do. A LITTLE BRIGHT NEWS OCCASIONALLY. An Amsterdam paper says: "There is an epidemic of barbers' itch in Germany, both in the army and in the civil population. More than 23 per cent, of the population have it." If that doesn't make them yearn for peace, nothing will. The world's International commerce increased from $1,480,000,000 in 1S0O to $200.1 10.000,000 in 1000 and to $4lv 000,000,000 in 1917.

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