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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-17
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Gas on Stomach
Bloating
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-17
"AM | MY BROTHERS. KtEPER?"

No. Says Society," and What's More, I'll Skin Him Out of
Every Cent can if It's to My Interest to Do So
The Defenceless Must Go to the Wall.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-17
HANDKERCHIEF DEPT.

Ladies' fine embroidered hand
kerchiefs at 10c, 15c and csc.
Mems fancy handkerchiefs at
sc, 10c, 15c and 25c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-17

Ladies' Wool Golf Gloves at 15c.
Ladies Fancy Wool Golf Gloves
at Csc. Ladies Cashmere GLOW
cs, Imitation Chamois lined, 25c.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, extra quality,
800. Mems Gloves, CSC to 800
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-17
CHRISTMAS BOOKS.

Alger series, all good sensible
titles at 10c to 25c. Nice toy
books at from &c to soc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-17
SHOES FOR ALL THE
FAMILY

CIGS nv ~ \ no.
Special values. See the extra
specials at $500, $3.50 and S9.9S.
Oil Lamps at Factory Prices.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
Progressive Women.

The legislative assembly CO Manito-
ba has recently adopted an amend
ment permitting women to study and
practice law in that province.
'Woman's Who's Who OF America"
Is. its publishers claim, TO be a bio
graphical dictionary Of notable women
Of the United States and Canada"
DR.. Yamina Sen Of China Is said to
be the irst woman admitted to the
fellowship Of the Royal Faculty or
Physicians and Surgeons at Glasgow.
Franlein Hedwig Martius of Rostock
is credited with having sent in the
only essay worthy of a prize in a COM
petition held at Gottingen university.
Miss Frances Perkins Of New York.
executive secretary OF the Consumers
league. has resigned 10 accept the po-
sition Of executive secretary Of the
committee Of safety. succeeding DIT.
Charles Fl. Keves The committee
was formed directly after the Triangle
FIRE, it's chief aim being the protection
Of life snd property against fire.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
Is YEAR OLD
GIRL BRIDE OF
55 YEAR OLD Man

Deborah Trumho. aged 10 years Of
Pottswlle. Pa. and Daniel krause,
aged % years of Rock station, Pa
eloped to this city and we're married
on July "A by the Rev Wilbur IT..
Corkran, pastor of Union NJ. y.
Church. at the parsonage Of Ashury
NJ. p. Church IN the absence of the
Rev r. c. Macnichol, who is Ill., The
first information of the marriage
here was learned when the police
were requested to ascertain " the
wedding had taken place. No return
Of the marriage certificate was made
TO the Board OF Health Secretary
Ellison having to send an officer for
IT, The license was issued by Mag
istrate Robertson and the girl gave
her age as % years while krause
said he was ~ years
According 10 despatch from
Pottsville today the parents of the
girl bride declare that they have no
intention OF bringing legal action "a
annul the marriage, which il Is said
they could readily do
krauee was an old friend OF the
Trumho family. and the latter never
suspected HE love for the daughter
and we're greatly surprised and
shocked when he took the girl away
clandeetinely krause is a school
director and is prominent citizen
az Rock station
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
u.,y., mo estn.

Considering the importance PLAYED
BY the. teeth in the search for beauty
too much Importance cannot be paid
TO these first aids 10 pulchritude. The
teeth spell success or failure to the
women who would appear always fresh
and attractive.
Not only is il necessary to strive con-
stsntly to preserve the natural beauty
OF the teeth. but it is equally impor-
tant that we labor to increase their
whiteness and general appearance by
every remedy or aid science and stu
dents of dentistry are able to discover.
For keeping the teeth in good condi-
ton chewing dry toast. hard bread OF
crackers is recommended. Coarse
foods tend to give a stability 10 the
grinders" which keeps them from ear
" decay. For the purpose Of dislodg'
ing particles Of food, removing deposits
and other substances q good tooth
brush is indispensable. The brush
with medium soft bristles is best for
the reason that unyielding bristles in.
Jure and infame the gums, causing
them to shrink and recede. No partic.
uiar shane OF brush is recommended
the principal point to-remember being
that the back and under parts Of the
teeth require as much or esen more
attention than the front In strokine
do not make the mistake Of drawing
the brush across the teeth without al
ternating this action with a careful uT
and down stroke. Drawing the brush
up and down removes particles Of food
that lodge tightly IN crevices between
the teeth.
Cover the gums as well as the teetf
during this cleaning process. Gentle
I stroking is best for the gums II they
bleed rinse them thoroughly with {
healing mouth wash so they will grad
uaIy become invigorated and hard
ened, thus aiding in the fight agains
/ decaying teeth Exercise extreme eau
4 ton in selecting tooth pastes, powder
OF other dentifrices on the market
One Of the most universally popular in
! gradients IN dentifrices is powderes
chalk. It is inexpensive. harmless an'
effective. its chief value being the neu
tralizing OF acids in the mouth.
Among TIE simple remedies Away
at hand none can be recommended
more highly than common salt.
strong solution Of salt water is bene
fetal mouth wash, and dry salt places
on the toothbrush cleanses the teeth.
Borax is useful in that It tends TO re
move unpleasant odors from the breatf
Dissolve two to four ounces Of bora.
in g pint OF hot water and add a hal
teaspoonful OF tincture Of mrrrh o
spirits Of camphor
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
UP GO MEAT
PRICES AGAIN

The high cost OF living vent up
another notch today This WAS coin
cident with the publication of a re-
port by the special state good in
commission Of New York
70 the effect that s60.o0O000 to $780,
00O. 900 year may be saved by at
tention TO the handling Of meat and
provision.
choice cuts Of beef will cost the
householders today from one 70 one
and a half cents more per pound. In
few instances retailers have enough
meat left over 70 care for their trade
for few days Al the old prices, but
in the main the increase will be i'm
posed today.
Wholesale Price Goes Up.
The addition applies only to ribs
aud loins Last week the dealers
bought them for 20 cents pound
and less This week they cost II IL
cents and probably higher Whist
Is known to the trade as bologna
meat which one dealer said was
worth about cents the pound and
no more, is.coeting the retailers from
ms ID TO IS cents 2 pound
None Of the dealers who went into
the markets this morning and found
that another addition had been made
to the high cost Of living and an
other burden placed ON the consumes
can see any relief in sight The
are as much in the dark as the con
sumsr Who pays the freight. Price
may 20 down and they may 90 NJ
with the odds in favor Of the latte
Judging from recent experiences
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
CRY FOR ROOSEVELT AS
PROGRESSIVES BEGIN WORK

o. X Davis. who read the official call
for the convention.
As the various names OF men who
have been mentioned for the vice pres
idency were read off hy Secretary
Davis from the official call. they were
warmly cheered. and it was plain that
there was no lack of second place
timber among the delegates. The
names Of Governor Johnson, Of Calf
fornia; Judge Lindsey Of Colorado;
James r. Garfield Of Ohio. and Sen
ator Dixon, we're very warmly greet
ed by the delegates.
At 2.30 o'clock Senator Beveridge
began his speech as temporary chair
man.
Because many of the women dele
gates we're listed only under their ini-
tials. even the secretaries OF the con-
vention declared they did not know
exactly now many women delegates
there were II was known that there
was not less than twenty women regr-
larly elected and IN several instances
some OF the delegates had brought
their wives along and they proudly
sported delegate badges and sat erect,
and very much in evidence. IN the sec
ton reserved for the delegates.
Jane Adams and Mrs. II NJ. Will
msrth. of Chicago, Mrs. Josephine
Roche OF Denver; Mrs. Richard W
Child and Elizabeth Towns. Of Massa-
chusetts Pauline Goldmark, Mrs. W
T. Brown and Miss Drier Of New
York we're among some OF the best
known women present who were
warmly congratulated In being the
first of their sex TO participate tn th'
organization Of q new political PARTY.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
WOULD HAVE COBB
BAT HEAD OFF DEVIL
BY The United Press

BY The United Press
ST LOUIS. Mo- Aug 5--The
Rev Scott de Burgh pastor OF the
Windsor Methodist Episcopal Church,
who attended a Sunday baseball game
two weeks ago. has delivered his
promised sermon on the national
game.
How pleasant It would be n Ty
Cobb could bat the head off the devil p
said the Rev de Burgh And how
much better It would be If we had a
Bishop McGraw with $4,000 a wear
70 preach the word Of Christ IN a
baseball park.
what a beautiful sight Il would
be 10 see Hans Wagner catch some
weary soul and point him 20 Christ
or p Connie Mack sitting on the
stand of some Christian orchestra
and giving the secret sign 10 play
Rock of Ages
The Rev De Bureh reiterated hiE
assertion that baseball was wreckinf
the nerves Of the American nation
Evening journal., 1912-08-05

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO. H.. Aug Sit was
12.45 o'clock this afternoon when
Senator Dixon raped for order and
nodded to the chief sergeant-at-arms
who through megaphone. ordered
the delegates to the National Progress
sive party to take their seats
The Montana Senator then took his
place and three minutes later the first
session Of the Progressive Conven-
eion had begun.
Twenty days ago. began
Senator Dixon, "in the city Of New
York. after earnest consultation with
thoughtful men who believed that this
nation should 90 forward and not
stand still. sixty-two men signed the
call to ninety millions OF Americans
that those who believed with them
should elect delegates 10 convention
TO meet here. ~
I'm the past four weeks this nation
has seen a new alignment in Ameri-
can politics There are assembled
here today more delegates than ever
attended any convention that met on
American soil. Before the sun sets
this afternoon a new milestone will
have been erected in the political his
tory Of this nation and body, know
ing no north. knowing no south, nc
east. no west, held together by the
live issues Of the day. and not by the
dead ones Of the past shall have taker
its place in the political world
Someone yelled ''Hurrah for Teddy
AZ this iuncture. and the fret brie
spell Of cheering was set OF
giving Dixon a chance to rest sec
ond. He then introduced Secretary
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
@ 1872 by American. Press Association.
uRs WOODROW WILSON AND DAUGHTERS.

q 1872 by American Press Association.
MRS. WOODROW WILSON AND DAUGHTERS.
lstanding next 10 Mrs Wilson. wife Of
the Democratic nominee Tor president
ia her eldest daughter. Margaret I'M
nlediatey behind her sister Is Miss jes-
sic and Al one side stands Miss Eleanor
wilson,
II in the course Of human events
woodrow Wilson. governor Of New
Jersey. should be duly elected presi-
dent Of the United States and inaugu-
rated into Office on March a. 1913. so
cial life at the White House would be
I'm capable hands. The mistress OF the
white House would be woman who
is talented. sympathetic and always
charming, and with her would be three
daughters. each Of whom has a definite
vocation in life and peculiar fitness for
doing at least one thing remarkably
we'll. The eldest. Miss Margaret Wood
row Wilson, Is twenty-six years old
while Miss Jessie woodrow Wilson is
only a year younger. making her three
years older than Miss Eleanor Ran
dolph Wilson. who was born twenty
two years ago at Middletow9 Conn.
when her father was professor at
Wesleyan university.
The principles Of education which
Woodrow Wilson advocated while
president Of Princeton university were
put into practice IN his own family.
J None Of the girls went to school until
after ten years old. The natural In
clinations Of each were allowed 70
develop 70 the full extent, and the par
ents made almost unfelt their guiding
hands A German governess gave
them instruction in French and Ger
man, and today sll three young women
are very proficient IN both languages.
They fitted for college at a private
school IN Princeton.
Miss Margaret entered the Woman's
college at Baltimore in the class Of
1907. At the completion Of her sopho-
more year she discovered that she had
} a soprano voice Of great possibilities.
and. acting under advisement. she left
college for musical training.
1ht LIo1l ctlApAc u TIC lAiN - MISS
Jessie Woodrow Wilson. much OF whose
time is given TO educational, philan.
thropic and religious work. She is a
member Of the national board OF the
( Young women's Christian association
:. and is prominently identified with the
l. educational branch She was an honor
u member in the class of 1908 Of the
e Woman's college at Baltimore. gaining
e the golden key Of Phi Beta Kappa.
:. Miss Eleanor Wilson, known as Nell
:. in the family circle and among her In.
3 innate friends. inherited her mothers
]. artistic ability and has already made
b quite a reputation for herself by hel
II productions She is not q college grad
q. uate. having gained her education In 8
e private school at Princeton and in st
. Msry's school at Raleigh. n. c Much
4, Of her artistic training was received
g at the Academy Of Fine Arts in Phila
le delphia.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
LAuNcn rHl Nlrcn cnrNk.

The vrecking and derrick lighter
Mauch Chunk was launched from the
Yards Of her builders. the Harlan and
Hollinesworth Corporation. on Sat
urdav
The Mauch Chunk is l1s feet long.
has a beam Of 81 IL feet and draft
Of ~ feet She is being built FOR the
Central Railroad Of New Jersey. oud
Miss May Caesi1v, niece Of Henry L.
joyce. marine manager Of that line.
ofhciatod ~ The christening che
Msuch chunk VIII do duty ln New
York harhor
a large par,y from Ashury Park
came down for the launching motor
ing 10 Philadelphia. and coming from
there 10 Wilmington by tho Wilson
Line Among ;he gues,s NJ rho cnris-
tening we're Mss LOIS Msrtenis
Miss Frances Murphy, Miss nestle
WILSON Miss Frances Wilson. Mise
Mary Downing. Mrs Horace Wilson
Mrs n l. Joyce. Joseph S. Wilson
II T. CASSIDY and others. rs VOL AZ
Pereitor Frazer. Jr. S. Is. Smith and
other officials Of the building com,
pany.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
BOY STABS
BOY IN FIGHT

Clarence Wright. aged IA years, Of
No. 1116 Tatnall street, was stabbed
in theback this morning, It ie said, by
Howard Brown. about l6 years Of age
who lives on French street near Ninth.
The boys met about II o'clock a.
Eleventh and Chippey streets.
Brown accused the Wright boy Of
calling him a nick name and struck
him a heavy blow. Wright struck him
back and ran up an alley, followed
by young Brown who caught and
stabbed him in the back Wright was
taken to hie home where he was A.
tended by Or. r. 7 Rodgers who pro
nounced his wounds not serious. The
police are on the lookout for Brown
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
DEMOCRATS TO
GREET WILSON

T Bayard Heisel, who sent out
1000 notices 70 as many Democrats
regarding the proposed visit of the
Delaware Democrats to Governor VIII
son al Trenton tomorrow, is receiv-
ing many replies Mr. Heisel said
to-day It Is impossible to say or esti-
mate how many Delavareans viii 30
although al least two hundred Demo-
Gratis are expected.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
MEXICAN REBELS
THREATEN TEXAS
By The United Press

HN NC IUIIEU FTElH-
Ell PASO, Texas, Aug 5-I~o
hundred Mexican rebels are reported
threatening Csndelaria. Texas, a. small
town near Valentine, and an appeal
for aid has been sent to Maria. Texas,
where q detachment Of United States
troops is stationed II is said troops
will he sent to Candelaria today The
rebels on Saturday took the old
town of San Antonio. opposite Cspdel-
aria and threatened 10 90 across and
loot the American town,
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
INSANE WHEN HE SUICIDES.

BY The United Press
FAIRBANKS. Alaska. Aug "a
coroner's jury today found that ht
of temporary insanity prompted the
act Of A J. DAILY. Democratic ma
uonal committeeman for Alaska, who
shot himself through the head with
revolver aboard a river steamer
near 1olovan, seventy miles TO the
west A win found in the dead mans
pocket requested that he be buried at
Hot Springs. and this viii be done.
Mrs DAILY was visiting at ST. Paul
Oregon. an the time
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
E. o. E. C0NvENTI0N.
3v The ITnited Press

BY The United Press
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. 5.--Every
incoming train to-day brought addi-
tional delegates to the national con-
vention Of the Fraternal order of
Eagles. and at noon it was estimated
that there were more than so 600 visi-
tors An all-day reception. the Bos-
ton Cleveland baseball game this
afternoon. and a grand ball tonight,
formed to-day's program.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
SUSPECT MEN OF
MURDER OF GIRL
BY The United Press.

d T II" IWTT"I T|THT
WASHINGTON. Pa. Aug. 5,-- With
Mike Jansky, 81. and Mike Lisko, 5S.
in jail to-day on the technical charges
Of heinE suspiclous persona, the police
declared that the mystery surround-
ing the fendish murder Of eighteen
yesr-old Celia Funk yesterday would
soon be solved
The two men we're arrested by the
possee that searched all day and all
night for the murderer The men saw
the posse and started running After
q two-mile chase they fell exhausted
Footprints Of two men we're found IN
the field where tho girls outraged
body was discovered
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
cRANr N0r rREAsrRER.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Aug SIT became
known TODAY that reports to the ef.
feet that Charles r. Crane. ~ Chi
caFo. would be treasurer Of the Demo
cratic campaign COMMITTEES we're er-
roneouH II was known that Crane
was not the man selected by Governor
Wilton and IL was said that the an.
pointment would be made public very
soon.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
STAMPING BTER KEes.

Inspectors Of the United states In
ternal Revenue department are
weighing barrels In the various brew
cries here The government stamp
on q half batrsi OF beer calls 10; l3o
ucurds of hlu.~ about IS "a gals
The kegs weigh about 60 pounds AZ
the inspectors we'n nh the kegs AID md
them correct, they tlamp them. Those
light are condemned
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
ACIn MAY kILL M0MAN.

Hy The United Press
ALTOONA, Pa Aug. 5-Mrs Edna
Williams, aged % years. wife Of E. W
Williams. travelling representatiye OF
the American Narnish Company.
Wheeling w. Va. drank an ounce Of
oarbolic acid ia q hotel here late last
night, and Is to-day i'm a serious con-
dition Dependency over her III
health is supposed 10 have led to tbs
act
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
MARYLAND PAIR MARRY HERE,

Miss Harriet 2. Walker and Enrioo
Gianolo we're married this afternoon
at Union NJ. =. parsonage by the Rev
Wilbur r. Carkran. The bride was
attended by her niece, Miss Mary
Walker. The bride and groom are
from Havre de Grace, Md.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
IrnGE HANr0Rn RrsIeNs.
AZ me United Press

ET The inited Press.
WASHINGTON. Aug 5--President
Taft this afternoon formally accepte2
the reslenation Of Federal Judgs ~
nelius Banford. Of Seattle, Wssh., who
resigned while a House committee
was investigating possible impeach-
ment charges against him
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
SOCIALISTS SPEAK
BEHIND PRISON BARS

BY The United Press
PITTSBURGH, Aug 5.-Twenty SO
cislists, including nine young women.
Jailed for street speaking without a
police permit, kept the other prisoners
awake all night with cell oratory.
There was no sleep. Just speeches.
Ibe Socialists we're discharged to-day,
Magistrate Goettmann upholdinE free
spesch.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
srTTs cRrTsrR ArR0RA.

Paul A. Kehnsst on saturday sold
his twentv-seven foot gasoline cruiser
Aurora TO r. II Willis Of Philadel-
phia Il is Of the raised deck type
and has a twelve horsepower engine.
Mr.. Kehnast advertised his boat tor
sale In THE EVENING JOURNAL
and is gratified that the "ad' brought
the result so quickly.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
sMAIIrox AT IoRNsrowN.

IoHNsToWN. Pa. Aus b-Twenty
caees Of smallpox In elk families we're
reported today by Or II A thinner
man. health officer. ct HolEopple.
south Of this city State board OF
resith officers arc cooperating with
local authorities to check the disease.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
DIAz TROOPS KEEP
UP MENA ATTACK
Bv The rnited press.

By The United Press
SAN JOSE. Costa Rioa. Aug 5.-Hot
nghting has been going on for several
days between President niaz troops
and supporters of ex-War Minister
Mena, according to helsted reports to-
day from the Nicarsguan side of the
frontier II it is true. however, as ru-
mored that Mena has been captured,
nobody things the Mena men can hold
out long. though the ex-ministers son
may be troublesome as guerilla
oampalgner.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
BEACHEY HURT WHEN
AIRSHIP HITS HEN HOUSE
BY The United Press

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Aug a.
Hillery Beachey aviator. lies IN
serious condition in Nichols Hospital
today as a result of bis biplane col
liding with a chicken coon when he
attempted 70 land after a fight here
yesterday. The aeroplane was Hmssh-
cd 70 bits and Beachey was buried
under the wrecksee
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
GFNTRAL sAIAzAR RFTREATs
- ND lInifed nrcEr

BY The lnlfcd ifcat.
IUAREz. Mex. Aug 5.-Tearine- M
the Mexico Northwestern Railroad 10
oelay pursuit as he travels, General
eaifzsr is re'reaiiiR toward The hor-
der. one thousand rebels accompany
fini
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
TURKEYS CABINET
RESIGNS ITS PLACE
Rv ThA United Press.

coNsTANTINoPLE. Aug. SO
escape forcihle dissolution by the Sui
tan's troops, the chamber Of deputies
passed a vote Of lack OF confidence
in the cabinet today and adjourned
without a date The chamber was
a Young Turkish body and the cabinet
dissolved it under pressure from the
Young Turks enemies Of the Military
League. who want a new election in
order to gain control
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
uOTOpMAN GETS A FALL.

John Hamilton. Of No. 1892 West
Third street, a conductor OF the Will
mington and Philadelphia Traction
Company. wss knocked on the running
board Of his car at Eighth and Orange
streets this morning but escaped IN
Jury.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
IN MENfoEIAM

II Loving but SD Remembrance q dssi
wife ard mother Mrs Elirs T. Brinckley wh'
departed this life August 5. 1911. one ysai
ago to-day
A precious one from US has gone,
voice We loved Is still
a place be- vacant in our home.
Which never can he SLED
Sadly missed b.
Father. Son ard Daughters.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
GERMANS RONBARn AGAnIrR.

~ Inc Onilfo ffe66.
RABAT, Morocco, Aug. 5.-In retail
asion for the murder Of a German
representing the Msnnesmanns. the
Ksiser's cruiser Cosmse received or
dcrs to-day TO lombard AEadir
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
mn NANIE nTITGATTS.

Fourth ward Republicans will hold
meeting tomorrow night at Std
hams auction rooms. No III East
Fourth street. 10 name delegates TO
the state Convention.
Evening journal., 1912-08-05
WOULD RECALL
LOW COURT JUDGES

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Aug 5.-That
judges Of inferior courts shall be sub
iect to the recall was proposed in a
constitutional amendment proposed
today by Senator Ashurst, of ARR
zona.