Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 76, 7 February 1919 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM FRIDAY, FEB. 7, 1910.

VOTING SYSTEM REVISION TASK BEFORE STA-fe . ': " i . ' f ( i) : 'i. 1 . . Three Measures Now Before Senate Elections Committee Movie Legislation Pending. (Br Aasoclatad Praia) INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 7. Of three bills proposing to revlae the registration of Totera system In the state, the Indiana legislature faces the task of enacting a law which will appease clamor against the law now in effect.

The work first fa before the senate

elections committee' where the three

measures now are pending.

One, introduced by Senator Oscar Ratts of Paoll prorldes for precinct registration by 'county and township assessors, except In large cities where

the present method would be followed. Another proposed by Senator Furnas of Lynn,, provides for precinct registration , by trustees, using the

present registration books as a basis, The third bill, drawn by Senator All-

dredge would provide for registration

of elector under the method employed by the federal government in registering men for the selective service. Meet Contingencies. All three bills make provisions to meet contingencies caused by the re

moval of a voter from one precinct to

another, the death of an elector, and those newly twenty-one years of age. Senator Ratt's . measure was the tint of the three introduced and committed consideration of it was started when Senators Furnas and Alldredge brought forth their bills. It is considered probable that the better features of the last two bills Introduced will be Included by the committee Into the Ratts' measure. An objection raised In the committee to the Alldredge bill was that "crooked" politicians possibly could buy the registration cards of electors and bring In many voters thereunder. The cards would have to be shown at the polls before voting. Movie Legislation. Members of the legislative committees on rights and privileges, and public morals are having their troubles Just now; The senate committee on the one hand is asked to recommend a bill legalizing Sunday motion picture shows, and at the same time Is beseiged from every corner of the state with petitions signed by from five to fifty persons, protesting against such action. The senate committee on rights and privileges, has before It now the bill which would permit Sunday motion picture shows, and also a bill specifically closing Sunday motion picture shows, In addition to prohibiting Sunday football, baseball, and other games to see which' an admission fee must bo paid.' Must Report Promptly. Members cf the lower house of the Indiana legislature, accustomed to report late for work, have been informed by Speaker Eschbach that the sessions convene dally at 10 o'clock In the morning and not five to fifteen minutes after 10. Each morning recently from six to fifteen members have been absent at the roll call. No senate bills which have passed the upper branch of the Indiana leg4alAtlira n1 sonf in tViA linuaa will Via

killed In committee if Speaker Esch-

bach has his way. He has directed chairmen of the house committees to invite senators, who are authors of bill sent to the house, to appear before the committees and explain the merits of their respective bills. , Minor Bills. Among measures regarded as being

of minor Importance, Introduced In,

the house of the Indiana General Assembly are the following which provide: Trustees of townships shall have jower to levy a special tax not to exceed $1 on the $100 assessed valuation when the tuition fund at their disposal becomes exhausted. The present limit for the fund is 75 cents on the $100. Township trustees would be empowered to repair cattle guards at railroad crossings and fences along railroad right-of-ways, and to assess the cost at 25 percent above actual expenditure against the corporation "benefited.

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Bolshevik! forces swarming through street of Moscow.

be joined with a million German soldiers still wantirg more war. In a march against the allied countries of Europe. The photo shows

the type of soldiers that would compose this proposed BolfhevikI army. Moscow is one of th co ters of Bolaheviki power.

SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO OBSERE "Y" SUNDAY

Sunday schools of the county will observe Father and Son week next Sunday. This movement Is again being promoted as a nation wide effort by the Young Men's Christian Associations of the United States, Canada and other countries to bring to the attention of fathers a new and larger responsibility to their boys, especially during the days of reconstruction and to challenge fathers and sons to realize as never before their Joint relationship to the home, church, school, community, state, nation, and the world for Christian democracy. Programs will probably be arranged in all the Sunday schools in the city.

The American Forestry Association has suggested that those women whose service flags bear a gold star, plant trees in honor of their loved ones who made the supreme sacrifice. APPLY POSLAM END DISTRESS OFJTCHYSKIN It isn't the Quantity of any remedy you put on your skin to heal the disorder: it is the QUALITY that works the desired results, and in- quality Poslam excels. Satisfaction from its uso comes because its healing powers are concentrated and just a little does eo much. Try this! Spread Poslam over that itching skin affection at night. Then dismiss the trouble from your mind. Sleep soundly and. next morning, examine the skin and see Just what Postom has done. Sold everywhere. For free sample write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 West 47th St., New. Tort City. And Poslam Soap, being medicated with Poslam, will benefit your skin while used daily for toilet and bath. Adv. : - V" v i

OHIO TAX PROBLEMS BEFORE ASSEMBLY

, COLUMBUS, - O., Feb. 7. Yith groups of city and school officials piling high their claims tor additional revenues. Auditor of State A. V. Danahey made a plan for help to be given the General Assembly In the solution of taxation problems. "If the financial Captains of Ohio do not. come forward, and assist in providing a sensible method to place Ohio's concealed wealth on the grand

duplicate you will witness repudiation of government obligations," he said in an address.

"There must be a Quarantine on

further bond issues,", he said, "if repudiation or complete destruction of tax limitations is to be avoided. The

warning plea was sounded because of

the disclosure that . all interests are

begging for more money and not a single person has shown any disposition to aid in getting additional revenues.

Many Schemes Advocated. There are various schemes to help

distribute the public money, reformation af the budget commissions to check, the "rapacity" of .county offi

cials being one. A later addition is the proposal to make the levies for

health purposes take priority and precedence over all other levies, other than sinking funds and interest. Whether other departments will now seek to jump into the "first-table" positions is yet to be determined. Finally convinced that the taxation problems are serious the Senate today killed Representative Stokes's resolution to change Thanksgiving Day, but without obtaining satisfaction as to whether the proposal was a piece of satire or made in good faith. This action was taken after it had been learned that United States Senator Atlee Pomerene will pay not attention to the memorial seeking to tell him how to vote, obtaining his mandate from the voters of Ohio and not from the General Assembly.

Outlines of Fundamentals of Endeavor Work

R. A. Walker, field secretary of Indiana Christian Endeavor Societies gave an interesting lecture before a representative audience at the Whitewater Friends' church last evening expressing what Christian Endeavors stand for in the world. He drew four distinguishing points of the fundamentals of these societies; confessing the truth, loyality to the church, interdenominational fellowship, whole hearted service. "There are 84,000 Christian Endeavor societies in the world," the speaker said. "In this number all denominations are represented. Christian Endeavors are held in 3,000,000 churches of the world where the gospel is preached, and in every country where it is preached."

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Father-Son Service at First Methodist

A Father and Sons' service will be held at the Firat Methodist church next Sunday morning.' The pastor will preach on the subject of "A Good Word for Dad." Sons are invited to attend and hear what is coming to "Dad." .

Three New Roads Planned hy Randolph County WINCHESTER, Ind., Feb. 7. Three roads were ordered advertised for sale at the meeting of the board of oounty commissioners Tuesday. The Campbell road in Monroe township is to be of stone and is estimated to cost $11,500; the Parker road in Nettle Creek township is to be of gravel and to cost $17,000, while the Ryan road, which will run out of Union City, is to be of brick and is estimated to cost $65,000. . The roads will be sold February 27. Mrs. Opal Summers, who died of influenza at her home in Lynn, was buried at Buena Vista today. Short funeral services were held at the house in charge of the Rev. Ira Johnson. The husband an done child 4 survive.

....A peculiar case was filed here Tuesday when, the Atlaas State Bank of Union City filed their complaint against the Trustee of Jackson township to compel him to accept their proposal to act as depository for the funds of that township. It is alleged that Kemp gave the funds to the Saratoga bank, and ignored the. bid of the Union City bank Frank Routh was fined $50 and costs Tuesday for bringing liquor into the state. Routh resides at Newcastle...... Lester P. Sims, 38, manufacturer, and Hazel Rubey, 31, teacher, Winchester,-' have been licensed to marry..;.. The county

commissioners and the county board of education met Monday. The com

missioners allowed a number of

claims and took up several dead pro positions. The Board ot education passed a resolution that all grade teachers should qualify In music.

DROPSY TREATED FREE By Dr. Miles, the Great Specialist, Who Sends a $3.75 Trial Treatment Free. Many Report Cured After Doctors Failed. At . first no disease is apparently more harmless than dropsy; a little swelling of the eyelids, hands, feet, ankles or abdomen. Finally great shortness of breath, cough, faint spells, sometimes nausea and vomiting, and a lingering and wretched death if the dropsy is not cured. Dr. Miles has been known as a leading specialist in these diseases for 30 years. His liberal offer of a $3.75 Treatment free to all sufferers is certainly worthy of serious consideration. You may never have such an opportunity again. The Grand Dropsy Treatment consists of four dropsy remedies in one, also Tonic ; Tablets and Pura-Laxa for removing the water. This treatment is specially prescribed for each patient and 1b three times as successful as that of most physicians. It usually relieves the first day, and removes the swelling in six days ' in most cases. Delay is dangerous. Send for Remarkable Reports of Cures. All afflicted readers may have Book, Examination Chart, Opinion, Advice, and a Two-Pound Trial Treatment, Free. Write at once. Describe your case. Address, Dr. Franklin Miles, Dept. DA., 128 to 138 Franklin St., Elkhart, Ind. Adv. .

The trustees of the various, townships will decide whether the time will be made up that was lost oh account ot the influenza epidemic... Merril Oanti, the fifteen yeaf old Son of Trustee Jdhn W. Gantz, of Green township, tied Monday of leakage of the heart ....Dr. E. G. Baldwin of Purdue, and Charles Yost, assistant State Etymologist are here this week and together with County Agent Hodgeson are forming boys' and girls' bee clubs. Tuesday they visited bee men around Winchester, and Wednesday went to Union City to visit apiaries over ther. ....James H. McFarland, postmaster at Farmland, has resigned, and will engage in the furniture business there..... Clarence E. Armstrong and John W. Armstrong have filed their bonds as executors ot the will of Elmer M. Armstrong, deceased.. . A jury was called Monday to try George L. Pierce, charged with fraud. The court refused a continuance asked for and dismissed the case. A new charge was then filed against Pierce and he was released on bond.. . . . .William H Oil 1 day ot Losantvllle was arraigned in court Monday and his suspended sentence was revoked. He will be taken to JeffersonvUIe to serve two to fourteen years sentence... ..A Masonic meeting was held here Monday afternoon and evening for inspection. Over 204 Masons registered. A banquet was served at o p. m. The Master Mason degree was conferred by Past Master John H. Bolts, acting as Master. Mr. Bolts is blind. The inspector complimented Mr. Bolts on the manner in which he conferred the work....; Marriage licenses have been issued to Bertie T. Sandfer, 22 and Elsie May Allen. 23 of Winchester, and Volley O. Mote, 17 and NellH Hutchene, 17, of Winchester. Squire George Coats performed the ceremonies.. . ..Joseph H. Bartley has filed suit , against Robert F. Bookout. for damages Damage for breach of warrantry has been entered by Percy G. Stump vs. Robert F. Bookout., . . . Joseph G. Card has been appointed administrator of the estate of W. G. Gilmore; bond, $2,000 T. F. Morman has been named administrator of the estate of Ed J: Hiatt..... Jesse

Cashdollar of Muncie was arraigned

. in court Saturday and pleaded guilty . to having an unlawful amount of ! wblakey ia his possession, and was fined $50 and costs. Cashdollar and Pat Duffy were arrested a week ago with sixty-two gallons of whiskey..,

ine court arter neanng tne evidence in the case of the City of Winchester

Hot Water for Sick Headaches

Telia why everyone should drink hot water with phosphate n it before breakfast

vs. the Farmers Telephone company, injunction proceedings, took the case under advisement. Clifford Bobbins, manager, of the Fanners Telephone company, was fined for contempt of court. It Is alleged that Bobbins cut a telephone wire of the plaintiff after having injunction ' papers served on Mas. .. ...... '

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Are you tormented by Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica or any of those aches that require a counter-irritant .Then let the soothing, warming application of Sloan's Liniment stop the pais by drawing the blood sway from the congested part. It is the pressure on the nerves by the blood rushing to the inflamed muscle or joint that makes you ache. So when Sloan's Liniment relieves the swollen blood Vessels by setting up a counter-irritant on the surface, the

circulation is equalized, sympathetic nerves alt soothed, and soreness or lameness disappears. Sloan's Liniment is probably the counter-irritant most widely used to overcome painful inflammation ia cases of neuralgia, sore muscle, wrenched joints, strains, bruises, gout. Rubbing is not required. This clear, dean liauid is easily applied as it docs not stain the skin. Generous size bottles at your

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Hundreds of thousands of young men donned uniforms and saved the world for democracy. Now those uniforms must be taken off and normal occupations resumed. Those men who have served their country at home or abroad naturally desire to have some symbol showing that they HAVE served. Realizing this,

The Indianapolis Sunday Star will begin to issue a handsome service emblem to be worn on the lapel of the one-time soldier's or seaman '8 civilian coat.

There are four types of these buttons, and any one of them tells the story of the service rendered. (See cut belong.)

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The new emblem is truly typical of what ft represents. Circular and about the size of any ordinary campagin button, It has a red, white and blue background the colors of the United States. France and Great Britain and across this field of colors is the gold or blue or silver chevron, according to the length of service rendered or whether It was at home or abroad.

The Star knows that these service chevron buttons will be valued and does not Intend to issue them promiscuously. In order to keep a record of who receives these service buttons and to prevent those not entitled to wear It from receiving one, a blank will be published In next Sunday's Star, Feb. 9, which when properly filled out by the soldier or sailor himself, father, mother, wife or sweetheart, and presented or mailed to The Indianapolis Star office entitles the bearer to the proper type of service button. The soldier or seaman who wears it so proudly will value it more and more as time goes on, for It is the peculiar and particular branding of the world war and bids fair to share the glory ot the O. A. R. emblems.: . ; Every man who has been in the service of his country will want one of these service buttons.

The demand for The Sunday Star will be great and to insure your securing a copy of The Sunday Star, as well as the Service Chevron Button, phone ; your order or place it with your agent at once.

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EGGS STRING BEANS v Strictly Fresh Fancy Large No. 3 Cans 38 Dozen Valley Favorite Brand 81.85 fop 5 Dozen 2 Cans 20 LAKE HERRING RASPBERRIES New 1919 Catch, Fancy Extra Dessert quality 5-lb. Net Pails Sun-Bonnet Brand 88 P 29 can hi ivf nil CREAM CHEESE r,.r . New York Cream Pre8I JKornta 0ff the Big One Full Quart Sylmar Brand Weighs 1,200 lbs. 7 . w... CICU QUAKER OATS UenUUie White MMl Large 40c Packaga In salt brine. Fancy You know the quality . New catch, about Very special One pound each 29 Package 2 Fish for 29 nln SWEETHEART SOAP TOILET PAPER , San Tex Brand LAVA SOAP Soft Crepe quality Your choice I SSi: :::::::::jgg 3 Bar. ...... .. .19 PINEAPPLE CANNED TOMATOES Monsoon Brand Large 2 lb. cans Large 40c cans Modoc Brand Cans 1.60 V lefn fH$ l Can .....29 1 cn lo BLACKBERRIES CODFISH Extra Syrup Quality Strictly Boneless ' Sun-Bonnet Brand 1 lb. Opal Brand Pkgs. 29 Can 29 k0-

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