Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 184, 16 May 1919 — Page 8

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM FRIDAY, MAY, 16, 1919. T OHIO COUNTY ROAD WORK IS HALTED BY LACK OF FUNDS HUGE HANDLEY-PAGE PLANE IS READY FOR OCEAN FLIGHT PROF. LIIIDLEY Oil : HISTORICAL BOARD Prof. Lndley was appointed a member of the board of directors of the association. He reports ' the convention most successful and states that the next annual conference of the association will be held at DePauw University, which will be the second time that the association has met In Indiana. HIGH SCHOOL GIVES OPERETTA OXFORD, O, May 16. The pubU school auditorium , was packed las night upon the occasion of the annual operetta given by the High school students. The piece given was "Mies Cherryblossom." in three acts, by John and May Dodge, and It was decidedly the best entertainment ever given by the school. The operetta will be given again this evening. Prof. Harlow Lindley, head of the department of history at Earlham, has returned from the annual conference of the Mississippi Valley Historical association of which he Is president Every woman, would live long, but no woman would grow old.

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COLUMBUS. O., May 15 State and county road work will be practically impossible for one reason or another in 70 counties of Ohio unless the Busbey-Fouts highway bill, with its provisions permitting tax levies for road purposes in excess of the Smith one per cent limitations, becomes law, declares the Ohio Good Roads Federation in a letter sent to Governor Cox and each member of the general assembly. In each of this number of counties, it is asserted, there are one or more taxing units that have reached the 15 mill limit, thereby preventing the county as a whole from making a levy to get state funds or to construct new county roads. ... ' The bill has passed both houses and now Is up for signing by Governor Cox, who haa indicated he may veto it. The direct state levy, ,during its five-year existence, it is pointed out. produced approximately $12,000,000 to which the counties added a similar sum. State aid in the past has averaged $24,000 to each county annually. By increasing the state levy from three-tenths to five-tenths of a mill, as proposed in the Busbey-Fouts bill, the state fund would be increased from $2,600,000 annually to 4,250,000, thereby making possible an average of $45,000 annually to each county. ;

Ohio News Flashes

DAYTON Police have begun a crusade against gypsy bands, following the attempt at suicide made by Enrico Franzese, 24. when robbed of $400 and told he must kill the cousin with whom he lived. FRANKLIN Private Orville B. York, 18 years old. less than a year ago a ' student In the Franklin high

school, is the pistol champion of the

A. E. F, according to word received'

"from LeMans, France. He had never: fired a pistol until he joined the Ma-1 rines last July. TROY The Troy Grain and Supply

company was organized here by several well-known farmers living near Troy. The capital stock of $30,000 is to be divided as widely as possible among farmers of the. nearby territory. DAYTON Miss Marie Oberle was not superstitious about the number 13, she told the clerk who gave her a marriage license on the 13th with the number 13 on it. A few hours later she was lying in the hospital with a sprained back and several broken

ribs, the result of an automobile accident. She was married from her cot in the hospital.

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Packed in eight large cases, the giant Handley-Pape, Rolls Royce airplane, another entrant in the trans-Atlantic flight, arrived re

cently in Newfoundland and has been assembled for the flight across the ocean. The plane was built at the company's plant at

Handley-Page, Rolls Royce machine, on final test flight, and Major T. Gran, navigator, left; Admiral Mark Kerr, center, and Major EL G. Brackley, its pilots. Cricklewood, England, and shipped from there. It has four 350- ; horsepower Rolls Royce, Eagle Mark VIII engines.

CANTON E. L. Flickinger, 25 years old, of Canton, has received a reward for a brave action performed two years ago. He saved the life of Mrs. A. Delong, wealthy woman of Birmingham, Ala. He has received notice that she has deeded to him 135,000 shares of stock in an iron mine as well as the 650 acre farm on which it is located.

Home Demonstration Agent's Suggestions

HAMILTON Mrs. Lillian Sprouse Gates. 17, has been arrested, charged with bigamy.' She. is said to have married James Gates on January 24 and August Stark here on May 3.

CLEVELAND Two burglars were shot, one fatally, when a raid was attempted on the saloon of Louis Gibberman. Gibberman's saloon was robbed twice recently. COLUMBUS Not more than 100 saloons will be open in Ohio on May 26, the State Liquor License board Believes. Only a few applications have been received so far.

MARION Elijah Copeland. 88, formerly of Marion, is dead at Charington, Iowa. He was a banker and business man of both towns. LORAIN Mrs. Alvin G. Williams of this city, was shot at Danville, 111., by Carl Red Eagle, her partner in a hippodrome act, who then killed himself, according to word received here. She was a Cherokee Indian, and had run away from her husband to Join Red Eagle.

By GRACE E. HADLEY Emergency Home Demonstration Agent. The correct height of working surfaces will save the housekeeper much in the way of muscular fatigue, for a low working surface means an uncomfortable position, backache and compressed lungs. All permanent working tools should be raised to the proper working level. The proper height of working surlaces as prepared by the division of Home Economics is as follows: Height of Height of Women Working Surface 4 feet 10 inches.... 27 inches 5 feet..... 28 inches 5 feet 5 inches.. 30 inches 5 feet 7 Inches. ......... .31 inches 5 feet 10 inches 33 inches Fireless cookers are now being made at small cost and used in hun

dreds of homes. The greatest advantage of the fireless cooker is that of economy in time, since the housekeeper may leave the food cooking without worry over the results, while she is engaged in other household duties or visiting with her friends. It is also a great iuel saver. A wheel tray will save much energy in carrying dishes to and from tho kitchen and dining room. If the housekeeper will buy cooking dishes of crockery and heat-proof glass the food can be served in the dish in which it is cooked, thus reducing the number of dishes to be washed. The magic mat woven of metal and yarn will clean the kettles -without scratch

ing them and will save many minutes

a day. Other labor-saving devices favorably mentioned by women who use them are gasoline or electric iron, built-in ironing board, bread-mixer, wire drain basket for dishes, high stool, vacuum cleaner (even when operated by hand) a well-stocked cleaning closet and the necessary cooking utensils. Only the woman who has labored with big, heavy carpets and has then changed to rugs can appreciate the

GOVERNOR HARRISON WEDS

CHICAGO, May 16. Francis Burton Harrison, 45 years old, governor general of the Philippine Islands, and Miss Elizabeth Wrentmore, 18 years old, a student of the University of California, at Berkeley, CaL, were married Thursday afternoon at the Blackstone hotel.

.IRS. SANFORD'S

MESSAGE TO WORKING WOMEN

Laurel, Miss. "Eight years ago I was suffering with pains and weakness

caused by a temaie 1 trouble. I had head

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vers, and was unable to do my work part of the tune. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was recommended to me and I took twelve bottles of it, and my health has been good

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able to run the machine and do dress

making besides my housework. You are at liberty to publish my letter if it will help 6ome poor Buffering woman." Mrs. J. C. SANFOKD, 1237 Second Ave., Laurel, Miss. Thousands of women drag along from day to day in just such a miserable condition as was Mrs. Sanford, or suffering from displacements, irregularities, inflammation, ulceration, backache, sideache, headache, nervousness, or " the blues." ; Such women should profit by Mrs. Sanford's experience and try this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and find relief from their sufferings as Bhe did. For special suggestions in regard to your ailment write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.. Lynn, Mass. Theresultof "ir lone experience is at your service.

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difference in labor as well as the real satisfaction, even though a hard wood floor is not possible. Rugs can be taken out and cleaned several times a year and the old annual drudge of housecleaning is unknown. It she owns a hand or vacuum cleaner, the rugs may be kept thoroughly clean all the time and much of the time spent in dusting which is necessary when a carpet is used can be eliminated.

And some church members seem to thinks it is up to the ministry to make good for. the entire congregation.

HUN PROPAGANDA BLAMED

WASHINGTON. May 16. German propaganda is believed by officials of

the Japanese embassy here to be responsible for reports reaching Mexico

City of heavy immigration of Chinese and Japanese into Mexico. It was said at the embassy today that no such number as 5.000 Asiatics had been

sent into Mexico in March or any other recent month.

San Francisco hotels now employ Chinese bellhops.

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VERY WOMAN WANTS A HOME OF HER OWN. A house where, in the Joy o

personal possession, her efforts become not drudgery; but the. PLEASURABLE, PRIVILEGE of permanency. . . . . - r&2&,

SUCH IS HER INHERENT RIGHT. Her life is spent there. Her horizon is largely confined to four walls. It is true perhaps that the home is the woman's sphere, but the difference between one of her very own and that of the rented domicile is often the difference between happiness fn, or rebellion against her lot. . - - MAKE HER "DREAM COME TRUE." Provide for her and the children THE GREATEST GIFT OF ALL. Allow her the privilege of joining in the sacrifice necessary to reach this goal. Vision the pleasure and elation which follows upon the heels of the debt fully paid. NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE that is within the bounds of reason. Thousands of people in this broad land own homes of their own. Thousands whose earnings have been no greater than yours. Determination will accomplish it. A little sacrifice here and a little there will turn the trick. It may take time BUT SUCH WILL ALWAYS HAVE BEEN TIME WELL SPENT. JOIN NOW THE RANKS of the great HOME BUILDING ARMY which is rallying in " every corner of this broad land preparing to lay the cornerstone of life's greatest edifice "THE HOME OF THEIR OWN". Don't delay. Don't forego the opportunity without more serious and sober reflection than you have ever given it before. NOTHING TAKES THE PLACE OF THE HOME of your own planning. Nothing exceeds the joy of moving in. Nothing stands in the way of accomplishment except COURAGE and the WILL to do it. . . i . . ........ r .... . Build o Lumber -the. first, the best and the only real satisfactory material. JLight, flexible, adaptable, dry , lumber makes the real house to live in. Build of good lumber. Build economically as you can. Let us help you .with our suggestions. Let us figure with you. Our lumber comes from mills oj our own, with no expense attached by reason of the middle-man IV e can save you money.

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