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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16
AGREE ON
IcontInusd From page ons.l

bridge engineers viewed the site of
The plans for the placing Of the track
and the roadway at the east end of
the bridge have not been definitely
decided, but the engineers were in
structed to work this out within the
next few days and bids will be adver-
tised for Immediately. This will make
it possible to let the contract by Oc-
tober 5.
Engineer Takes Place.
Superintendent Jeffries, who had
been asked to attend the conference
with the commissioners this morning,
did not arrive but sent his engineer
to discuss the plans. The commission
ers are anxious to sign up the con-
tracts with the traction company,
which offered to pay one third of the
cost OF the construction OF the tenn
porary bridge in addition to the cost
of reinforcing the trestle work under
meath the tracks
Under the proposed plans of Engi-
neer Mueller, the tracks will be built
on the east side of the roadway lead
ing down to the bridge from West
First street. The tracks will be placed
on the south side Of the bridge. This
change in the plans as proposed by
Engineer Daniels, will prevent the
necessity of placing the roadway near
the edge OF the embankment running
the risk OF accidents to vehicles. The
roadway. including the sidewalk will
be thirty-two to thirty-six feet in
width along the west embankment.
Because of the possibility of inter
fering with the construction work on
a new bridge at Main street, the engi-
neers included in their plans a clear
ance of IS feet from the center Of the
Main street bridge. This will give am
pie room for any contractors work.
Adds 1restie Work.
The traction company will be re-
CURED to build additional trestle work
on the west approach to the bridge
but it is estimated that this will not
increase the cost as it will counterfeit
the cost of fill.
The factor of safety was advanced
by the traction engineer in holding
| out for the location of the tracks along
the west side OF the road way. He
said that a switch would be construct.
ed at the bottom of the grade which
would act as safety device. This
switch would have to be turned every
time a street car or interurban came
down the hill thus preventing it from
making the curve at a dangerous rate
of speed. The commissioners argued
that this factor of safety on the part
of the interurban traffic would not
| counterbalance the danger to vehicle
traffic which would be placed in a
dangerous position under the opposite
plans. .
The plans will have to be approved
by Superintendent Jeffries before a
contract is entered into between the
county and the traction company. 1t is
| planned to hold a conference with the
traction superintendent within the
| next few days.
County Bridge Engineer Mueller
holds to his original estimate of $500
in spite of the proposed changes in
the original plans.
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competent inspection Is not extended
to the dairies from which she obtains
her supply Of milk and cream. a con-
dition as unfair to her as it is to the
dairymen and the general public. she
maintains -.-.
Not Surprised.
1t is because Of her activity in pre-
fertng charges against DR.. Glen that
she is not surprised over the con-
templated action Of the health authori-
ties OF filing an afidavit against her
for an alleged technical violation of
the dairy inspection ordinance.
1T Is strange that DR.. Glenn at this
late day has discovered that l have
been, as he terms II. violating the
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WOMAN EXPECTS ARREST
FOR SELLING MILK IN
PAIL MADE OF. paper

Mrs E. Bender, of local ice manufactur
plant anticipating that would be arrested
alleged violation the milk inspection ordinance because she had
sold pint of milk which had been placed pail instead
bottle.
"As matter of whether
case" {.
the milk inspection ordinance is provided that
milk shall not be bottled except in the regular milk
dairy other place where milk for delivery
sanitary condition of which has inspected
dairy inspector secretary of the board of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16
PERRY GOES SOUTH !,

: Dr.. J. T.. Perry. the 0ov6Ensmnt
health expert. Who made . survey oi
health conditions, In -RicAnooA.~4hia
summer. Is now located at ColumbiA
s. c.. where he 10 conducting . similar
Investigation. While here Dr.. Perry
made many friends. and has since be&r
in constant communication With sev.
eral persons here.
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80 NOTICE
To Bridge Contractors, State Of Ind.
lana WaYne County. SIS.

- NOTICE
To Bridge Contractors, State Of Ind.
lana, Wayne County, IS.
Notice is hereby given that the
board of county commissioners of
Wayne County will receive sealed pro-
posals for a temporary bridge over
Whitewater river on the old bridge
site of the National Road Bridge on
National. Avenue in the city Of, Rich
mond at II o'clock a. M. on Monday,
October 4, 1915. at. the County Audi
tors office at the Court House In the
city of Richmond.
Bids will be received for the COM
pletion of said work in accordance
with the plans and specifications on
file in the auditors office Of Wayne
county.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
personal Or surety bond In a sum
not less than the amount of the bid
and in all respects conform with the
law governing such matters.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order of the board OF County
Commissioners Of Wayne. County.
. L. S. BOWMAN,
1923 Auditor Wayne County.
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FRIED OYSTER LUNCH SATUR.
DAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
PATTERSON, ~ SOUTH 9TH ST.
16-thur-fri-tf
COUGHS THAT ARE STOPPED!

COUGHS THAT ARE STOPPED!
Careful people see that they are
stopped. DR.. Kings New Discovery is
remedy Of tried merit. It has held
its own on the market for As years.
Youth and old age testify to its ,sooth-
ing and healing qualities. Pneumonia
and lung troubles are often caused by
delay of treatment. DR.. Kings Nee
Discovery stops those hacking coughi
and relieves la grippe tendencies
Money back II 1t fails. SOC and $1.00-
Adv.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
State of Indiana, County of Wayne, SIS:
In the matter of the estate of Ella
Commons, deceased. In Wayne cir
cult court. April term, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned have qualified before the
Wayne circuit court of Wayne county,
Indiana, as executors of the last will
and testament of Ella Commons, de-
ceased, late of Wayne county, state Of
Indiana.
Notice is further given that said es-
tate is supposed to be solvent.
OMAR T. McCONAHA,
- WALTER McCONAHA,
Executors.
Gardner, Jessup & White, Attorneys.
...-... (9-16-29
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16

Finger nails grow more quickly in
summer than in winter. The one on
the middle finger grows the fastest
and the one on the thumb the most
slowly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16

FRIED OYSTER LUNCH sATUR.
DAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
PATTERSON, "a SOUTH 9TH ST. !.
16-thur-fri-tf
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BRIEFS

Tho celebrated Harper whIskey,
quart 500, gallon, $3.75. All brands
Of whiskey bottled in bond $1.25 per
bottle. Westcott Hotel Bar. TIT
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The meeting of the Wednesday Auc-
ton Bridge club, which was to have
been held with Miss Marie Campbell
yesterday afternoon, has been post
poned until Friday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs J. J. Rae will leave
next week for Oshawa, Canada, where
they will visit friends. Before coming
to Richmond, DR.. Rae was pastor Of
the Presbyterian church at Oshawa
mer pulpit.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16

LOOULu SIIccl, WdS AOoICSS 1Ol a WCCI-
ing. of the Ladies' Aid society OF the
United Brethren church. yesterday aft
ernoon. Thirty members OF the society
were present and plans were made for
the work of the society for the coming
months. Following the social hour,
refreshments were served.
The hostess for the meeting to be
held October 7, will be announced
later.
meet Saturday at the home OF Mrs.
Eldridge, 40 North Fourteenth street.
Miss Eva Skinner Of this city, is
spending a few weeks with friends
in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs H. c. Bullerdick today
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Ethel May, to Clyde R.
Hunt, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmor G.
Hunt Of Fountain City. Miss Butler.
dick is bookkeeper for the Starr Piano
company and Mr.. Hunt is also EN-.
ployed in the same ofices. The an
nouncement of the engagement at this
time is somewhat of surprise to their
many friends here. The wedding will
take place in the early fall.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of st. Pauls Lu.
theran church met yesterday after.
noon in the chapel The following
program was given:
Bible Reading-Mrs. William Klopp,
ST.
Bible Lesson-Mrs. Gus Rehsteiner
Reading, When the Master Came
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16

Miss Martina Brosier of Milwaukee.
is the guest of Mrs. John Hutchinson
Of this city.
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Section OF the LADIES' and Pastors
Union of Grace M. e. church, met
Wednesday AFTERNOON with Mrs.
George Hamilton ather home on Pearl
street. This was the usual business
meeting OF the society and was well at
tended by the members. The next
meeting will be held October 20 and
the place will be announced later.
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The Ladies' and Pastors union, Sec
ton 8, OF Grace NJ. E. church, met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. w. H.
Plummer at her home on North Sixth
street The program included the
usual business session which was fol-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16

Mrs. J. s. Lightbourn will arrive
in Richmond today, after spending the
summer months at various points in
the east.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
ANGONA HARB0R
IS FINEST ON
ADR|AT||D
Italian City Recently Bernhard
ed by Austrian Fleet is
Described.


WAtsFllcSGTGEN-sz u. June
Ancona. the seaport oomoatoeu py y
the Austrians ourang tnelr NJ - 80 -
upon the Italian coast 1oruos ne suo
.1ect OF today>s NanonaL SeosiS ap.
Society's war primer Wnlcn reao
AFTER Venice the most lnpotea s y
city along the Italian cost OF 1ne -
ratio sea is Ancona, Wn1cn Was 49, slst .e1l
by the Austrian heet 1nhnneolatety ao y
lowing Italy's deciaratfon on va -
IS also; q poIt 1890 $500 ~ NOD
Tense, its forts being tnorougniy n 100
e1n anu VIZ +h.- l.I+v.
cular heignrs that surround tne eas ny.
It's haroor' the mes. On ene $500 -
western coast OF tne AoI - G.e anu 6ae
or the pest Possesseo ny ass aasar 80,
been the oooect OF COSY en as 1888
improvement from 1ne Gays OF Sle 80
settlement down 70 tne pl n.sa1 S ay
The haEbor oaSan Is an osai <''oet
half mne IN oaam es!9a - - +be
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The dedication
Sunday morning,
Of the edifce and
op. Donohue- In
mon was given b;
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EPatterson's Fork SUNDAY afternoon-
Mr. and Ms Martin I4-7 ill1ar1s,
of Grass run. were entertained az
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Jones Sunday.
Everett Ross. OF Cherry Camp run.
was Salem visitor Saturday
Mr. and MIS-. lima E Thompson
and children were calling on MI
aud Mrs Hiram d. Lynch Sunday
evening
James W. Marsh. Of Grass run. Wis
tied at the home Of his son, Worth
itngton Marsh. OF Salem Fork creeS'
a few days ago.
Hiram D. Lynch was guest al
the home Of MI. and Mrs. Homer
Tate, OF Cherry Camp run, Sunday-
Il is reported here that the PEG
pies United Telephone System Is
going co discontinue the central OF
ldce here and that Salem viii be the
icentraI Office for all rural lines for-
.merly handled by the Bristol switch
board
The directors of the Peoples Uni
ted Telephone System met at Salem
Monday TO decide what course 10
pursue in making the changes OF the
iswitchboards.
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WARNING

Garbage and rubbish must be
handled according to the following
CITY ordinance found on page II.
section 1, which reads as follows
BE 1t ordained by the council OF
the city OF Clarksburg. West Viz
gin1a, that for the purpose OF THIS
ordinance the word garbage SHAH
be held to mean and include table
and kitchen refuse, Swiu and every
accumulation Of both animal and
vegetable matter that attends the
preparation, decay and dealing in
for storage Of meat, meats, fish. fowl.
birds and vegetables, but not 0sn
water or wash water The WORD
rubbish" shall be held to mean and
include paper. rags. pasteooaTos,
boxes, berry boxes. sweeplnss, chips
rim +inware. glass. rubber and leath-
er of all kinds
section 2. That All tenants, own
ers and occupants Of all dwelling
honses apartment houses, boarding
bouses. hotels and restaurants, ana
of all other places where garbage
and rubbish Galvanized iron cans
mu1ate to continue to have on mana
on the premises suitable Tece GIs
for and deposit therein all garbage
and rubbish. Galvfufzed iron cans
SHAH be used to contain all garbage,
and all garbage shall be deposited
therein. and such owner or occupant
of an such dwellings. dwelling
houses and apartments and all otner
places enumerated in the Secuon
shall at all times keep q suitable oar-
rel or box to contain rubbish and de-
nosif fherefn all such rubbish which
accnmulateS on such premises.
Section 4. Any person. or persons.
firm or corporation. violating these
sections Of this ordinances upon con-
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SAL N

SALEM, June She annual
concert OF the college Is one of the
popular entertainments OF commence
meut week The program for TINS
year was elaborate. the attendance
unusually large and the numbers
executed to the delight Of all
The program for Wednesday. com
mencements day, is as follows. begin
ming at 1920 o'clock:
Professional - Miss Lucille DAVIS
hymn No. 59-rJesus Savior Fl
lot Me- Congregation. standing
Invocation The Rev E J. Woofter
Morning Invocation. Dudley Buck
Girls Chorus
Scripture Reading and Prayer.
The Rev. A. J. c. Bond
Vocal solo-.P1ains Of Peace
Miss Boyd
Address-Theme- Neutrality and
z the World War.
Attorney Edward F. Garrett
Vocal duet-t'In the Cross OF
Christ We GLORY 49,. Howe
Miss Boyd, Mr.. Morrison
Presidents annual statement and
announcements
Comforting of diplomas and degrees.
Alma Mater song
.The Rev. Gregory Bleakley
Alumni Association
The alumni association will OBJ
serve the following program begin
ming at 3 o'clock in the afternoon:
Music ...-.Od to Salem College
Presidents address &C G. Keys
what of the Night "..
DR.. Chester R. Ogden.
Sorrees de vienne, No. 6---
Schubert-Liszt
Miss Halle Van Horn
Ell Troradero ----.. MeSselberS
Misses susie Bond. Te1la Davis
Business session
Music. Alma Mater song
banquet at z o'clock, First
Baptist church
Pa is here to spend some time with
her father, John T. Williams, a prom
fnent local oil contractor Miss
Williams Is guest for the present OF
Miss Grace Furbee. and Is accom-
panied by her friend. Miss Hazel
Martin, also OF Kittaning
A half dozen members OF Wood
men OF the World, who were on the
big excursion to Cleveland, O.. re-
turned home Monday, tired ana
weary but pleased with the trip and
Baptisnai services were held
sunday by the United Brethren con-
eregation and the scene on Paterson
creek IN the afternoon was witnessed
bv more than thousand persons
The Rev. Mr.. Jesse, the pastor, adj
mtrtstered the ordinance to twenty
two converts, some OF whom were
mature men and women.
w. Burdfck Davis is home from
Charleston to be present for the col
lege programs
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Curtin. OF Pfttsburg
: The program outlined for the cos
ing ceremonies are as 9oHoWs.
win sermon by the Rev. II 3. Alt
meyer. OF Burlington; In the even
ing speeches by the Rev. y T. Fan
aean. OF NoundsvdIe: Attorney =
p Sw=nt, the Hon Louis Bennett.
Prof. Frank B. Yoke. superin1enden1
Of the public schools OF Weston,
Judge w. w Bsaunon and the Hon
Robert L. Rland The evening meet.
ing WIN be held at the high scnool
auditorium. and afterwards a pubic
reception viii be held <r the par
ochfal school hall. with refreshments
served by the ladies Of the church
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OF Catholic Denomination Are
TO Be Held at Public Re-
ception Tonight.

WESTON, June s-The dedication
ceremonies OF the beautiful new
Catholic church here. which have
been IN progress here since Sunday
morning, Will be brr1ght to a close
this evening. with public reception
and speech making. The event has
marked an important epoch in the
history Of the Catholic congregation
pf Weston, as the three days cele-
bration has been most inspiring and
impressive. with many digudtarles of
the church in attendance from var1-
Gus parts of the state and else
where.
The Right Reverend Bishop P J.
Donohue. OF Wheeling, Monday night
administered the sacrament of con
Armation to a class Of seventy-fye
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BRISTOL


BRISTOL. June S-Thomas w.
Keesy. stationmaster and merchant.
Of this place, IS adding attracdveness
70 the passenger station and freight
DEPOT and mercantile hlSineSs by
way of the paint brush The postof-
ace building will also receive a coat
OF paint
Mrs. Bertha Tate. OF Cherry Camp
run, was slightly injured while re
| turning from Salem Saturday even
ing. The horse she was driving be
cane frightened at a sandreel by the
/ roadside and tried to whirl around
! on Jumping from the buggy to catch
the horse by the bride, her dress
caught on the rubber lever and
caused her to fall Several minor
scratches.wa the result. The horse
was caught before further damage
was done.
william c. James and son. OF
Grass run, were business visitors TO
Salem a. few days ago
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Thompson re
turned to her home at Buffalo Can
a few days ago after sojuorndng Tor
several DAYS at the home OF her so2.
Tina E. Thompson
MRS. Cora Grub. of Raecoon. was
shopping and calling on friends al
salem the last OF the week.
Richard Collins. of CascaTa, Dod-
bridge county. visited at the home OF
ny. and Mrs. Julius Matthey Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs Howard Jones and
daughter Miss Beatrice and Mrs.
OuintiIla Lynch and Walter Lynch
were Salem visitors Saturday even
Mrs. Bertha Tate and Mrs Ella
Dawson, Of Cherry Camp run, were
shopping in Salem few days ago
! Mr. and Mrs CIoyd Garner were
tSalem visitors Saturday evening from
! Cherry Camp run-
Howard Jones went to c1arksburs
Monday morning to serve as a jury
man at the present term Of criminal
Several Of the young folks Of In
dian run attended the bapuztng al
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Victims Of Rheumatism
WeIIs-HaynakerCo Co.'S No Cnre No.
Paw Oner Aftracfs Many Sufferers
20 Test RI1euma-

II Rheuma. the wonderful pre-
scrtption for rheumattsm sold by
Co and an drug
lists. does not cure any purchaser.
The druggist win return your money
without any red tape
rheumatism is dangerous di-
fsease; because of its shifting nature
IT often strikes the heart and proves
fatal. Any one with even a faint of
rheumatism ought to drive i out as
soon as possible
Rheumatism is caused by sluggish.
won-out or over-worked Kidneys.
which become cIogged and fan TO
eliminate the impurities from the
system.
Rheuma acts promptly and directly
upon, the kidneys; It cIeanses them
1t absolutely renovates and leaves
them IN perfect condition. able to do
the work nature intended they should
do. SO cents a bottle -Adyerdse-
sment-
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known today. Creek merchants early
established a purple factory here. and
started the place upon its centuries
OF brisk trading intercourse The city
was sacred to Venus during Roman
times, and. 50. today, had the old gods
not been driven into exile, might well
expect to be spared by Mars. Coo OF
war. and husband Of the Love Cod
dess.
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CLOSING CEREMONIES
OF THE DEDICATION
OF WESTON CHURCH

including children and adults. The
bishop gave most eloquent sermon.
highly congratulating the people o.
Weston on the completion OF thel1
new edifce, new rectory. convent and
school building, all of which have
been erected during the last year.
sunday morning at the solemn
high mass. the sermon was preached
by the Very Rev. o. H Moye. OF
Wheeling. vicar general OF the
Wheeling diocese His discourse was
very edify1ng and was heard by
vast congregation Solemn high
mass is being celebrated for three
days, the first taking place Sunday
morning, the second Monday morning
and the third Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock.
The dedication proper took place
Sunday morning. with the blesslns
Of the edifce and a sermon by B1sn-
op Donohue In the evening a ser
mon was given by the Rev William
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Several OF the young folks OF In
dian run attended the baptztng al
Williams news., 1915-06-03
PERSEVERANCE.

One morning before Snowball went Midnight to him in the barn and pointed out hole.
 q want you to sit right here in front of this hole," he said, and watch for mice. If you catch one you will have your dinner, and if you do not, it will not matter, as you had good breakfast and cannot be very hungry at dinner time.
 Mice are very quick in their move ments, and you will have to keep your eyes open every minute and you will have to stay here and not run about. And if you do not catch one in a few minutes, that is not sign there are not any mice about"
 Midnight sat down in front of the hole. Will I have to stay here long,? he asked.
 Until you catch a mousse" Snow ball replied. And you never will learn to catch them if you do not watch closely"
 Snowfall rode away with his mas ter and Midnight watched the hole. | AII0T d WullG AlL anu u1 SoiiS into the barn. Come over here" said Puff, "and sit in the sun"
 'No," answered Midnight, T have to watch this hole and catch a mousse
 You can see just as well from here," said Kit, 'and we want you to tell us more about the city cats.
 Snowfall told me to sit here" Mid night replied He said would never learn to catch mice if I did not watch carefully"
 You may not catch one if you do watch" said Puff Come over here and be comfortable" But Midnight | remembered what Snowfall had told | him and remained in front of the hole, for he was very grateful to Snow ball for all his. kindness, and wished to please him.
 By and by it was dinner time and Kit and Puff started toward the house.
 Are you going to sit there all day ?' asked Kit.
 Until I catch mousse" replied Midnight, looking with longing eyes toward the kitchen door, where he knew a nice dinner was waiting for him. Are you going without your dinner?" asked Puff, just because Snowfall told you to watch that hole Come along, you must be hungry. l But Midnight would not be tempted and watched the hole with anxious eyes. but no mice were to be seen.
 Puff and Kit came back from theil dinner and tried to get him to wall