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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-06

AS here illustrated. brown plaid
gingham was used for the skirt, with
white lawn for the guimpe, khaki suit.
ing, linen, linene, galatea, ratine,
crepe, voile, cashmere or serge are
all good materials for the skirt. The
waist may be of the same material, or
of batiste, dimity, crepe, poplin, repp
lawn or cambria. The pattern is cut
in sizes: 6, 8, 10 and IL years. 1t
requires yards Of 36-inch material
for a 10-year size.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt of 10c in
silver or stamps.
Address your letter to Richmond
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mond. Indiana.
Size ......... .......
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81 am waiting for an explanation, Isabel!

"You must have thought that you
were doing wrong" he said, cor you
would have told me of the arrange
ment."
Il was not doing wrong, and did not
feel that was" she denied.
Then why did you not tell me Of
it,"
A swift recollection Of his reply to
a similar question from her flashed
through her mind.
Because" she said glibly, you are
always so unreasonable that I am
afraid to tell you anything. You once
told me something of that kind about
myself. So I am sure that you can
understand and sympathize with my
actions in this matter You see, John,
I have learned little from association
with you, after ALL"
She smiled. guilelessly, and contin
ued to smile until her husband had
turned and left the house. Then, be-
cause the smile went no deeper than
her lips, hot tears rushed to her eyes
70 be Continued
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned commissioner, by
virtue of an order of the Wayne cir
cult court, made and entered in q
cause therein pending. entitled jeff
ries Wilson ct al. VS.. Georgiana Col
Inns ct al, and numbered 17,107 upon
the dockets thereof, hereby gives no
tice that at the premises to be sold
on Saturday, July "a, 1915, between
the hours OF 2 o'clock and 3 o'clock p.
m. said commissioner will offer for
sale at public auction, and at not less
than two-thirds of the appraised value
the following described real estate in
Wayne county Indiana, to-wit:
% Parts of lots numbered four
teen 1D and fifteen (15) in that part
of the city of Richmond in said coun.
ty laid out by Jeremiah Cox, and
bounded as follows, to-wit: Begin
ming on Front street SIS feet and 4
inches south Of the northwest corner
Of said lot numbered IA, running
thence south 16 degrees east 26 feet;
thence east IL feet; thence south IL
feet; thence west 25 feet; thence
south 20 degrees, west 26 feet; thence
north 81 degrees west 16 feet and 10
inches to Front street; thence north
20 degrees east IS feet and inches
to the place of beginning.
CD Also part of lot number fif'
ty-two (52) in that part of the city
Of Richmond laid out by Jeremiah
Cox, bounded as follows, to-wit: Be
ginning at the northwest corner OF
said lot and running thence south 20
feet; thence east 66 feet; thence
north 20 feet: thence west 66 feet
more or less to the place OF begin
ming.
Terms-At least one-third Of the
purchase price cash in hand and the
! balance In two equal installments
payable respectively In nine and
eighteen months from day of sale, de
ferred payments evidence by the
notes of the purchaser in usual bank
able form and bearing go interest
from date, payable annually. provid
ing for attorneys fees and secured by
first mortgage on the real estate sold
DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY,
Commissioner
Gardner, Jessup & White, Attorneys
| (6.13-20)
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BY Virginia Terhune Van de Water.
CHAPTER XXXIV.

CHAPIEH AAAlN.
When the effects of alcohol wear
OF the nerves are left tense and quiv-
ering. Even had matters gone smooth
ly in the Hamilton household this
morning John would have found it
difficult to maintain a calm exterior
As it was, with his head aching sick
emily, with something brooding in the
atmosphere and a vague suspicion
OF he knew not what gripping him, he
needed to exercise all his self-control
to keep silence while Cynthia waited
on the table. .--.~
It seemed as If the maid had never
before been so slow, had never drag
god her feet as she did now, had never
been so persistent in her attentions.
Perhaps he was right. Cynthia's
curiosity was of the kind that feeds
on unsavory secrets. The lower the
grade of intelligence, the more likely
ia one to find delight in scandal. To-
day Cynthia resembled the buzzard
OF her native state. keen for bit OF
carrion. 1t would be joy to her to
And such a morsal right here in the
home Of the woman who had told her
that her services would not be needed
after the end Of the month. So she
fingered in the dining room, passing
the toast so often that at last Mrs.
Hamilton remarked with more force
than patience:
THAT will do, Cynthia. Go on now
and make the beds"
The girl obeyed reluctantly. The
door had hardly closed behind her
before an ejaculation Of evaporation
hurst from John Hamilton's lips.
THAT confounded darkey! l thought
she would never get out! Now" push
ing back his chair violently, whats
all this about?"
Isabel tried to keep tremor OF
something akin to fear from her voice.
Her eyes fell on Duvals handkerchief
living on the table by her. She ap-
preciated that her silence about his
presence last night had put her in a
Ynost uncomfortable position. She had
told John nothing, and had gotten into
trouble in consequence. Yet John
never took her into his confidence
with regard to his affairs. and moth
ing awkward happened, at least moth
ing that made him feel as much en-
barrassed and distressed as she now
felt. She must say something
"I am waiting for an explanation
Isabel"
Her husbands tone was harsh and
brusque. Her silence was increasing
his suspicious.
She Tells Him She VIII
Gladly Explain.
~ am perfectly willing to explain,
abe told him. II said I dropped tina,
handkerchief last night. but said II
to deceive Cynthia, not you. That Is
Mr.. Duval's handkerchief"
"Duvals!" John exclaimed was
he here?"
"You provided me with no escort
for the evening"" she Tended.
A ray Of understanding penetrated
Hamilton's aching brain. Then Du
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val brought you home, did he? What
was the matter with Ferris?
Il thought you said he would bring
you home. And how did Duval hap
pen to be at the dinner anyway"
"He was invited in your place. 1sa-
bel answered the last question first.
She wanted to gain time. And" she
went on, "Mr. Ferris did not offer to
bring me home, and could hardly
ask him to, could I? Besides, l never
told you he would. He did not suggest
it. So accepted Mr.. Duval's escort
instead"
She stopped for moment. Then,
with an effort, she made clean breast
of the matter.
HE came for me and brought me
I back home" she said.
THE devil he did," John burst
forth, flushing darkly. Then you
knew he was coming for you, did you?
And you told me that Cynthia was
going up with you, and let me believe
that Ferris would bring you back!
Well" with snort Of rage, you're
slick one, you .are!"
| All her fear vanished. Stung by his
! injustice, she sprang to her feet.
81 told you nothing one way or the
other!' she began. But he checked
| her.
81 found it out all right" he ex-
claimed. Il don't care to hear any
more"
But you shall hear more!" she de-
clared. Going around to where he
stood at the end of the table, she con-
| fronted him. "You shall listen to
what have to say" she said severely
Something in her manner silenced
him. Perhaps the honest look in her
blue eyes made him ashamed Of his
insinuations. She saw that he was
listening.
II asked you how I was to go to and
return from Ida's and you said Gym
thia could go with me and Mr.. Ferris
could bring me home" she explained
Ida invited Mr.. Duval in your place
He wrote that he would call for me In
taxi and take me to dinner. This is
the truth of the matter"
He looked at her searchingly. But,
he questioned, chow did Mrs. Ferris
happen to invite Duval? Was it your
suggestion or hers?
"At first she asked me to tell heI
of some man l knew" Isabel replied
II mentioned this fact to you, yor
know Later she insisted that name
a man to take your place, and I men
toned Mr. Duval.'
Just as If you and he were init
mate friends" he accused. "You die
not stop to think that it might cause
talk, did you?"
Her eyes flashed. Il stopped te
think quite as much as you did the
night you made an engagement will
Mrs Simmons" she retorted.
with a man such matters are en-
tirely different" he insisted.
"Yes, regarded from mans view
point" she amended, "but not from
mine.
He was taken aback for a moment
then recovered his self-possession.
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NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

State of Indiana, County Of Wayne, IS:
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, Wilbern K. Bradbury. as
executor of the last will and tesla
ment of Emma S. Cook. deceased, late
Of Wayne county, state OF Indiana,
that he will by virtue Of the power by
said will conferred at the hour of :
o'clock p. M, on Wednesday. August
4, 1915, upon the premises offer for
sale at public sale all the interest OF
the said decedent in the following de-
scribed real estate, viz:
In Wayne county, state OF Indiana,
and being the undivided one-third in
terest in thirty-one and one-half
(31h) feet off the south side OF lot
number twenty-five (25) in c. W.
Starr's addition to the city of Rich
mond.
And notice is further given that at
the same time as agent for the several
heirs at law said Wilbern K. Brad
bury will offer for sale at public sale
the remaining two-thirds of the said
real estate, thereby giving the pur
chaser the full and complete title to
the all of the said real estate.
Said sale will be subject to the ap
proval Of Wayne circuit court, and FOL
not less than two-thlrds OF the ap
praised value Of the said real estate
and upon the following terms and con
ditfons:
|. At least one-third of purchase
money cash on hand: the balance II
| two equal payments. due respectively
! in nine and eighteen months from da,
of sale, such deferred payments evi
denced by notes Of purchaser bearing
six per cent interest from date, ir
usual bankable form, and secured b.
mortgage upon the real estate sold.
The real estate will be sold subjec'
| to the assessment for the improve
ment benefits for construction u
south A street; and also subject t.
the taxes OF the year 1915, payable II
1916.
Purchaser will be given abstract o.
title to said real estate without furth
/ er cost to him Possession OF thu
premises will be given upon the con
summation OF the sale.
WILBERN X. BRADBURY,
/ Executor of Last Will and Testamen
OF Emma S. Cook. Deceased. an,
Agent for the Several Heirs at Law
Gardner, Jessup & White. Attorneys.
(6-13-2O-2O
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

State Of Indiana, Wayne County, ss:'.e
Estate of George G. Poundstone'
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has duly qualified in the
Wayne circuit court as executor OF
the estate Of George G. Poundstone,
deceased, late OF Wayne county, 1ndi.
ana Said estate is supposed to be
solvent.
JOHN Y PoUNDsToNE, Executor.
Comstock & Comstock, Attorneys.
(6-13-2O
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Proposals for supplies for the use
of the Eastern Indiana Hospital for
the Insane for the month of August
viii be received by the board Of trus-
tees at the hospital before 3 p. m.
Monday, July IL, 1915. Specifica.
tions may be seen at the Second Ma.
tional bank or at the hospital. BY or.
der OF the board.
6.2t S. E SMITH. Med. Supt
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PALLADIUM
WANT ADS
WANTED

wANTED-To sell my beautiful cot
tage with double lot for $S25.0O
part time. 81 S. w. F st. J. M. Fos-
ter. 6-3t
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THE party seen to pick up camera at
the Glen pavilion to return 1t To
221S n. F and save trouble. 0-lt
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wANTED-An intelligent ambitious
lady over 25, preferably q widow, or
one dependent upon own resources. to
fill responsible profitable position.
Address J. B. G., care Palladium. 3-3t
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wANTED-Position az housekeeper
in refined widower's home. or pri-
vate family, by widow with child
school age. Address G. L., care Pal.
ladium. sgt
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Attention Mechanics!

Attention MeCnanlCS!
Detroit manufacturing plants
can use a number OF first-class ma
chine hands on production work.
such as lathe, milling machine,
internal and external grinders.
hand screw machine, automatic
screw machine, etc. There is a
good demand for experienced tool
and diemakers, all around machin-
lists, pattern-makers, and general
machine shop and tool room work
men.
Bricklayers, plasterers, car
penters and general building
trades mechanics are being quite
freely called for.
All trades work-Open
Shop.
Employers Association OF Detroit
Employment Department
Sc Bagley Ave. Detroit, Mich.
No fee charged.
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WANTED

WANTED-A woman to do house.
work Inquire 130 s. 18th st. CIT
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wANTED-woman for housework Il
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Apply at Palladium. Sd
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wANTED-F1y screens to make. lawn
mowers, saws. shears. knives sharp
ened. bicycles. baby cabs. wringers'
carpet sweepers and everything to re-
pair. Calle'. for and delivered free
Phone 3OS6. Wesley Brown & Son.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., all mater
ial, 10c per yd. s. 7th. ST
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-01-14
PLANS FOR MERCY.

The Kentucky Committee Of Mercy
is part of the national organization
of the same name. which has as its aim
the coordination Of the various actiyi-
ties that already are engaged in send
ing help to the women and children
made destitute by the war. Some
thirty five or forty people constitute
the Kentucky Committee.
Dr. +. l.. Powell pastor of Christian
church Of Louisville is the chairman Of
the Kentucky Committee Of Mercy.
while Mrs. John Stormes is Chairman
of Garrard county.
We hope Garrard will do her part
and we believe she will as both picture
shows will give the proceeds of one
night to the fund.
We hope every one will attend The
Rex tonight and help make this fund
as large AS possible.
The following have contributed this
week.
Garrard Bank and Trust Co.. $500
Mrs. Emma Higginbotham 800
White gifts for the King
Presbyterian church l.5O
j. +. Stormes LOO
X. l.. Ekin loo
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-01-14
INTERESTING CLUB MEETING.

1t is pleasant to note the increasing
popular interest in the study of Art in
the Womans' Club. and also the grow
ing love of really good pictures. Each
leader thruout the year has illustrated
her subject with pictures but it remain
ed for Mrs. McRoberts to get these
pictures together and arrange them in
a systematic and artistic way on the
walls of the club loom for her meeting
lest Thursday afternoon. The Art
galleries she discussed. showing many
reproductions of the pictures they con-
tanned made very interesting meeting.
About twenty five women We're pre-
sent and all agreed they owed Mrs. Me.
Roberts a vote of thanks for getting
the pictures together and arranging
them.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-01-14
We ARE CLIMBING.

A few years ago Kentucky stood but
third from the bottom of the American
states as measured bv the literacy of
her children. Now it stands. according
to unofficial figures. about eight or
tenth from the bottom. due principally
to the work of the women of Kentucky
in forcing the Improvement of the
school system and the compulsory
school law. Measured by another test
equally as valuable Kentucky stands at
the very top of the list Of American
states as measured by the number of
her children that suffer and die from
tuberculosis.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-01-14
INFECTED HERD DESTROYED
IN JESSAMINE COUNTY.

The last cattle in the State known
to be infected with the foot and mouth
disease were KILLED and buried by the
United States Government inspector
under the direction of DIR. X. q. Law
ton in charge of the inspectors in
this district. The animals killed were
four in number and were the property
of c. W. Owen. of Jessamine county.
and We're the last of herd which We're
found infected several weeks ago.
Those killed did not develope the d.
sease till after the others of the herd
had been put to death.
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FAMILY OF ALEXANDER
WORKING FOR HIS PARDON

A unique petition is being circulated
by the family and a few friends of
George Alexander, the convicted bank
or. 1t is directed to the Governor. and
requests him to issue full pardon to
Mr.. Alexander for all offenses embodied
in the several judgements rendered
against him at the recent term of the
Bourbon Circuit Court.
The exact wording of the petition is
rs follows;
ITO His EXcellency, Gov. James b.
McCreary; We, the undersigned. for
divers reasons, some for one reason,
some for another. but all moved by a
common sympathy for the family of
George Alexander, of Paris Ky, who
has already been sufficiently punished
and broken In health by the ordeals
through which he has passed, hereby
petition you to extend him pardon for
all the otfenses embraced in the several
judgments against him in the Bourbon
Circuit Court
Should Gov. McCreary issue u pardon
to Mr.. Alexander before he is confined
in the penitentiary. it will create an I'M
usual situation. Indicted on thi-ty-two
counts and pleading guilty to seven. in
volving defalcation of an amount said
to be close to $500. 900. in case of his
pardon before confinement in the peni-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-01-14
HENRY BOSWORTH IN town.

Mr.. Henry osworth. a candidate for
the democratic nomination for governor
paid this office pleasant call Wednes-
day. All who did not have the pleasure
of seeing him in person can see q
counterfeit pIesentment' Of him on
page of this issue. You will see that
he is handsome man. and you will
find him sffable, courteous and thor
oughly capable to fill the office to which
he sspires. His democracy was never
questioned by any man and he now fills
the office of State Auditor. with credit
to himself and the democracy of the
state. He has friends in this county
who will work for him till the polls
close and support him heartily. Read
his announcement.
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Remember "ZUDORA,"
at the Opera House Friday
Night. zUD0RAi is the girl Of mystery.
MASON and DIXON Line.

Isn't it little strange that the
church is the only institution which
seems determined to preserve the
Mason and Dixon line Of war times.
Nobody else seems to need the old line.
and by common consent the mark of
secticn-alism has been defaced and
would hardly be recognized now excep,
for the church. Still there are indica,
tons that within the next few wears
even these valiant soldiers of the cross
will decide upon plans of union anC
enter the last vestige of sectionalisn
too deep for earthly resurrection. TIL,
Chattanooga Tradesnan.
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ANOTHER PRODUCTIVE ACRE

Mr. Robert Naylor. who lives out the
kemper lane in this county. is tooac
CO raiser of no small ability, when he
tells US that on one acre of ground.
which included his sntire crop. he
raised 1900 pounds and sold it at the
Peoples Tobacco warehouse at Danvlle
for net sum of s362.00. or little
over 10 cents pourd. This is the
most productive single scrs We have
heard of in the county.
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BANKS ELECT OFFICERS.

AT the regular meeting of the
stockholders of the different banks in
the city last Tuesday. all the old direc-
tors were reelected and they in turn
appointed the same officers to serve
for the ensuing year. Garrard county
can boast of five good banks and all
are in n prosperous condition rs the
statements of all appear in this issue
of the Record.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-01-14
SINPLIrIED SPELLING.

The Record is irving to adopt sim
plifed spelling. II We could just re-
member to spell such words as; altho.
decalog. pedagog. program, thoro.
thru. cstalog, demogog, prolo. tho.
thorofare, turnout. aud others We might
help lift the white mans burden little
besides it has a tendency to make etu-
cation more practical. Slmplitied spell
ing has much to commend it.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-01-14
CAMPAIGN AGAINST
ILLI1ERACY

The Statewide campaign against H.
literacy will be given an Impetus this
year by the activity of 100 of the lead
ing orators of Kentucky, who will take
the platform in every county in the
State under the auspices OF the Ken
lucky Illiteracy Commission.
Details of the speaking campaign
and the dates will be arranged by Mrs.
Cora Wilson Stewart, president of the
commission. and State Superintendent
Hamlet.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-01-14
AN UP.TO,DATE STORE.

Lancaster may boast of All excellent
Dry Goods store. Jcseph's emporium
for Ladies has been wonderfully i'm
proved by the addition of their new
front and Mr.. Arthur Joseph informs
the editor that their spring stock will
far excel any of their previous Dry
Goods shown in Lancaster. Our best
wishes are ,x'ended to this thrifty
energetic firm.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-01-14
GOOD SHOW.

Mr.. W. J. Romans he proprietor of
the Lancaster Opera House, deserves
great credit for the class Of shows he
is bringing to his play house this winter.
The last and possibly the best one that
has been in Lancaster for some time
was the Vogel Minstrel that showed at
his house last Monday night. Those
who missed this. missed the treat Of
their lives. II was q comprehensive
coalition Of eminent vocalist's, come
dams, dancers and instrumentalists and
the time given to enjoy this pretentious
performance was exceedingly well
spent.