Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 95, 2 March 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1920.

SLICK RELIEVED OF TRASH WORK; LIGHT LAW IS OPPOSED

Council Monday night relieved F. E. 61ick,trah eon tractor, of the trash contract, on suspension of the rules. . The offer of Slick takes effect Immediately, although the contract will not terminate for at least two weeks. Slick will lend the city practically all

of his entire cleaning equipment with ! men, to go over the city and have ltj

in as good a Bnape as u was when ne took the contract. : This will all be done without compensation on Slick's part. Al Schneider, street commissioner, may be placed in charge of the trash when the city takes the contract. It was emphatically stated that no ordinance for daylight saving would be Introduced this spring, at last night's session. Some confusion aa to whom the matter had been referred to at the last session, came up Monday night, city attorney Robbins saying he thought It . had been referred to the ordinance, committee and the ordinance committee saying they understood that he was to frame it. "There Is no use giving it to me to draw up," said Robbins, "because I am against It." Several city officials stated that the daylight saving ordinance would never be introduced. Expert for Light Plant Unanimous approval was given the ordinance appropriating $500 for the services of an expert accountant to go over the books, and the entire booking system of the city light plant for the past five years. It Is understood that the citp officials desire the accountant to prepare a detailed statement for the past five years for submission to the public service commission, in an attempt to get a larger valuation on the city plant At present It has been appraised at $750,000 when it is worth a million dollars With a larger valuation, it Is understood, that a larger depreciation fund will be sought The present 3 per cent depreciation is in book account only, while if a larger one is secured the money will be put aside for the purpose of saving for expenditures, for new machinery for the plant. Council ratified the ordinance on suspension of the rules.

DANCING DOES IT," SAYS CALIFORNIA GIRL WHO HAS ATTAINED PHYSICAL PERFECTION

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machine and started toward an old shack to pay for the killing of the fowl. He scented a strong odor of whiskey and a search disclosed two modern stills and nine barrels of liquor No one was at homeseo the sheriff hid and succeeded in capturing George Sablich and Joseph Keklch of Indiana Harbor, who were taken to Hammond Monday morning to be arraigned before the Federal Court.

Misa Du Boia Ferguson. Miss Dn Bois Ferguson has been adjudged physically perfect as a result of a systematic career of dances which she herself has created. Miss Ferguson is a California girl and is considered one of San Francisco's most beautiful belles.

Taggart Doesn't Want to Run for Senator, Bat Won't Disappoint "Boys

WASHINGTON, March 2. Thomas Taggart will not turn down" the boys" if they insist on filing his name in Democratic senatorial primary in Indiana. He much prefers that some other Democrat go after the tosa of James E. Watson, but if an unsolicited renomination comes to him he will not disappoint his friends and party. Since a candidacy for the United States senate involves a strenuous

j campaign, he would be pleased should

a younger man become the nominee, but if his health holds out he will not decline a nomination and will do his best to lead the party to victory in November. "I most certainly am not a candidate for any nomination and those petitions have been circulated without my consent. We have an abundance of senatorial material, and I would be glad to support any of several Indiana Democrats for the nomination," said Mr. aggart, at the Willard hotel. But while Mr. Taggart was talking a message came to him from Indianapolls that it Ib the intention of "the boys" to file a petition Wednesday for his nameto go on the Democratic

primary ballot, and that his name will be the only one considered by Indiana Democrats.

Dr. House Lectures on Memory's Wonderland The First M. E. church was filled Monday night to hear Dr. E. L. House on "The Power of Concentration." He said that we must concentrate to bring ourselves up to the highest efficiency. We are here to demonstrate our abilities. Tuesday afternoon he spoke on "The Wonderland of Memory," and showed that our memory constitutes our ability. We are measured by our memory; we are no greater or no less than our memory. Memory constitutes our identity in the world. Memory can be strengthened through association, repetition and a good knowledge of the facts that we desire to know. Tuesday night comes perhaps the leading lecture of the series: "Jesus Christ, the Conscious Mind of God."

WHY DOES A CHICKEN, ETC? VALPARISO, Ind., March 2 A chicken was responsible for the uncovering of the first whiskey still In Porter county. Sheriff William For

ney, returning Monday morning from serving paders in the neighborhood of the Lake Porter County line, killed a chicken, which ran in front of the automobile. The sheriff stopped the

SCORES OF PEOPLE HAVE FOUND TRUTONA UNFAILING AS PREVENATIVE OF "FLU"

"This Medicine Saved Me From Having Influenza," Mrs. Sears Declares Many Similar Statements Furnish Unquestionable Proof.

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and gout, but it's

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Since reaching the UbSnite coacluision that as yet no cure for influenza Jias been found, health authorities are practically unanimous in thejr opinion that prevention is the one best means for .stamping out the dreaded disease.

As to the best means of Insuring effective prevention the answer is to be found in Surgeon General Blue's recent statement In which he says, "It Is Important that the body be kept strong and able to fight off disease germs." Public statements from scores of people have proven that there is no better agency for providing body strength and vitals to withstand attacks of disease than Trutona. Many will remember the remarkable work done by Trutona last year when, in Innumerable cases, serious after-effects oft Influenza were quickly overcome by the perfect tonic. In only a slightly lesser measure has Trutona been declared to have prevented attacks of the malady. One of the Many Cases. Mrs. Josephine Sears, 2803 Portland

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