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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-29
REFUSES TO SHOW
EASTLAND VIEWS

CHICAGO, July 29.-Mayor William
Hale Thompson today refused to issue
permit for the exhibition of all mo-
ton pictures or slides showing the
horrors of the Eastland
The mayor issued his denial after
receiving report from the committee
he appointed to view the films and
make a recommendation concerning
them.
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MORE BODIES LIE
IN RIVER BOTTOM

CHICAGO, July 29.-As a great steel
cable was fastened about the hull of
erful donkey engine started to right
the sunken ship. thousands of small
fish came to the surface of the water
and darted in every direction. The
presence of the fish means, according
to experienced lake men. that bodies
are lying in the mud near the boat.
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MEETS GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, July 29.-Mrs. Becker will
meet Governor Whitman at POUCH.
keepsie and will make her plea for
her husbands life at the Nelson House
in that city. She left after an appoint
ment had been made
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BILLS ALLOWED

The county commissioners, in ses-
sion this morning, allowed a bill of
$3.215.S9 as part payment for the con-
struction of the H. B. Foster road.
South Twenty-third street. The en-
tire cost of the road was $16.O7945.
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PICK CANDIDATES

Russell Stout and Louis Johnson
were selected by the county commits
sioners from the list Of applicants for
the Purdue scholarship. Horatio King
and Harry Woolley were named as al
ternates. The scholarship amounts to
about $50. So
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COMPILE WAR COST.

PARIS. July 2e.-The first five
months OF the war cost France $1r
ESQ, 100000. it was announced today
by the budget committee of the cham
Der of deputies.
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TRAWLER GOES DOWN

.GRIMSBY, England, July 29.-The
trawler Dewey has been summarized
in the North Sea. Her crew of nine
men was lost.
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oI!M n1foao IRVING CUMMINGS CHARLOTTE euoN wAN RUSSELL
EUGENE FORD AN
10000 PRIZE hURrzeo ROMANTIC NOVEL ~
in
arrived place Arthur Stanley driving Cummns under fg the
Esther daushter Of the Haxar in
Eugene Ford
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struck being Of the be intelligent
putting terrible
most udeious rather prejudiced
convinced Of
happy
theirs daughters E.
Home.
consider White
8 comparison-ELLA WHEELER
could find beconREv
immodest picture
encest suggestion
young ss-REv
o. .. L..
minds the
public
picture startling with terrific force
about.
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deeply hepessness Of the girl who
profits by herio RklNs
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FUNERAL OF MRS. MEAD
WEDNESDAY MORNING.


The funeral OF the late Mrs. Ssss..::
will take place from Thomas
81 3. Socf.,. stalking chapel on North
Sidr o'clock Wednes-
day a., win be conducted
by Rev. C. 4. ~ OF the First Bap-
list church. The funeral viii be at
tended by the members OF Greenwood
Post No. 10, @. A. r., and Greenwood
woman's Relief Corps and the ritual
OF those orders for such occasions win
be carried out before leaving the
chapel
Rev. IIsley win have charge Of the
services in place of Rev. L. J. Hole,
who is confined to his home by sick
ness
The deceased, whose maiden name
was johnson. was born In Pike coun-
~. Illinois. June /. 1888. She was
married TO GreenviIle Mead August
81. 1856. and Is survived by one son.
Albert c. Mead. OF this city. and two
adopted daughters. Mrs. Mary Cor Of
Denver. and Mrs. Anna Veto OF Pueb-
10: all OF whom were present when
she died Monday afternoon. Her sis
ter. Mrs stapp. was also at her bed
side when the end came. She leaves
four brothers. all residents OF Nebras-
ka. four grandchildren, six adopted
grandchildren and ave great grand.
children.
Airs. Mead Joined the Methodist
Episcopal church in her girshood days
IL Illinois and lived in accordance
with Its precepts and teachings until
her death. She. removed to Kansas
with her husband in 1871 and the lat
ter died al Fort Scott In that state
and was buried in the soldiers ceme-
tery there Mrs. Mead came TO Can
on City In 1900 and identified with the
work and benevolences OF the Metho-
dist church here. She suffered from
various physical complications for a
long time: pneumonia developing to-
wards the last and resulting in her
death.
The pail bearers 1t the funeral VIII
Be oi1 soldiers. chosen frlm The man.
ber.hIp of 0rsenuood rost. @. A. \.
Frienda Of the family invited 70 the
obssquies.
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AMATEURS INTERCEPT
WIRELESS MESSAGES

Arthur Seaman. Kent Jewett and
Ralph Haines have by means Of speci-
al mechanical equipment of their
own making been able to acquire a
working knowledge OF wireless teIe-
Eraphy. By the use of the necessary
instruments for sending and receiv-
ing wave sounds ttey have no difi
cult; transmitting serial messages
to their several radio stations, and,
in various instances. have picked up
dispatches sent out from similar
plants in neighboring. towns. Recently
cne Of them intercepted a message
from the wireless ~tstion of the Ajax
Mining company In the Cripple Creek
district but was unable to reply to
IL owing to the insufhciency Of the
electrical power available for the pur-
pose A letter to the secretary Of the
Ajax company ELECTED the informa-
fion that the message caught by the
wires here had been dispatched fr1sn
csipDlg Creek on the date referred
K ~ - Aoyg Hege cnnkrnfuirled
on having been Ekfllful enough &c
intercept IT, The boys say with the
powerful apparatuc they are planning
to install they win be in position TO
pick up aerial messages from a mach
greater distance thar IL possible With
the equipment they now possess.
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PRISON EMPLOYEES
GET EIeHT- HOUR DAY

House bill No. 81. introduced in the
lower branch Of the Legislature early
in February by Representative Geo.
E Colgate Of this city. providing for
an eight hour law for the employees
Of the penitentiary, and other penal
institutions Of Colorado. passed the
senate last Monday afternoon and is
now ready for the governors sigma
ture. This bill. which was champion
ed In the house by Representative
Colgate, was passed by that body a
couple Of weeks ago. Senator Matt
N. Lines was sponsor for the bill. in
the senate and Il was through his ef-
forts that It was adopted there and
referred to Governor Carlson for his
endorsement.
The enactment OF this law places
the employees OF the penitentiary and
reformatory on the same ooting as
those Of other institutions In the state
and wipes out long standing injus-
dee The news OF the passage Of
the bill was received here with much
pleasure and satisfaction.
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FlTnER BECOMES
IN. FlInER lklW

Mn. n. c. Rhinehart q coloradc
gprines. mosher q Mrs- ). Homer
Dickson q this city. YIN b married
q Colorado Springs a. 1850 O'Clock
this evening to Col. J. ". Dickson Of
Conway. Kansas. father Of Dr.. J..
Homer Dickson. The marriage VIII
b rsmazkAhls ono = both ce The
contrActlng pAr.iea aro more than
seventy ysars o1 aRs and ~ it, Con-
luumaticn. pF. Dlekroa's fnthef ~
c6mes his father.in1aW ana his
metherln1aW hls 1tsptnothSE. ~
~ 1ano teAoa Nh. J Hener Dick
~ Will besns ~ lAlghesE ~
i ~ ncll11g ~ ~ n1lASe Will
- -. ~ 1.1e'
. W
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Big Number Take Advantage
Of Season Tickets Today

Mxcsss
eeascn eeheta which
n
oppcssusty
= he croWlang jAnninE
opsn When these All sold there
reservation Only gneral adnis
BE-
TAe earlier q the h choice q the
he q
you possible suit
HnbeFDon and tAo
A cosnpsis
topiea neISe ~ oenedule;
= yst1eS ne1zAooa. 4 Selsee nsian1 ~ - Ness
= yst16y eySeire e'S,l1e-roerne1y - - WAe-
= g6oggClR' oclNl1gl1 etlock--sy1o NN11o leee-
9@ 4 ~ = ~ = = = : - . = r = Ns3 1npun'
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ALDERMAN N. J. LAMB
DlEO THIS MORMlNG

Alderman NJ. J. Lamb died At hil
home, ais North Fiftsenth street a
1l:46 O'Clock this morning from Z
complication Of stomach troubles
from which he suffered Tor several
ncaths. His condition had been criti
cal for . day or two and the an
nouncement of his death at noon 10
day wAs not unexpected By thoee Whc
knSw the sesiousnsss a his iiness
Ths attending physiciAns were some
what pushed By the symptoms mani
fsstsd By his illncsa and. Il = under
stood. that IN autopsy wa ~ As,t
70 dessrmins the exact cAuse q
aoaAh.
Deceased had bseu member q ths
cry eonneil frum gas tOurth uart
since JanuaFS. 1919. He Isayes. -
siass ths soETswing widow, cae soa'
rnui Lamb. who has besA eupsoye1
~ . aalesman at the Novels Msrcan'
,ils company for several years. Ths
Arrangsmsnts for The funeral have
not ~ bssn anonnncsd.
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Robertson has remained only week
In the largest cities. The stop in
Canon City is made to break the
jump to Salt Lake City, the rest Of
the week being aprortioned to Gree
ley. Canon City and Greeley are the
two smallest places ON Roberson's
itinerary this year.
Subjects Meet Unusual Success.
Everywhere the traveloguer has
been his subjects. especially those on
the warning nations. have met with
unusual success Huge crowds have
filed the big auditoriums in every
city where he has appeared The en-
eagement in New York was a record
breaker for attendance in even that
characterization town.
Watch The Record for further an
rouncements Of Roberson's coming.
Admission will be 25 cts to all. A
reserved seat season ticket will be
sold for $1.0o. A limited number Of
the good seats have been reserved
for this purpose and it viii be to the
advantage OF everyone to see every
travelogue the season ticbet way.
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tAnL viii come a. the opening num-
Der Friday afternoon 1t o'clock
Belgium and Holland" . story u the
desolation and destruction Of war VIII
come Saturday evening. A. the clos
Ing number.
Alive to everything the public
vants. Robertson jumped into the
midef Of things last summer when
the war broke out and caught them
In Londsn- He visited an the war.
ring nations. used his cAmeras ener-
Eeticaiiy and succeeded in getting
the best pictures Of Europe In wAriike
mood that have been presented be-
fore the American public
pietUrs Teurs compelIiRO.
The pictnre-tours on these coun-
triss are compelling In the extreme.
Germany no more 90 than England or
Belgium. Canon City people are to
be offered n rare treat. getting close
hand knowledge Of the great conflict.
learning Of all the affairs Of diplo-
macy that led up TO the struggle, and
seeing with their own eyes the
strength and the power OF the lead
ing nations involved.
No Introduction to Robertson or his
work is necessary In Canon Ciy. I,
Ia superfiuous to tell Of the man as
traveller and traveloguer. kow he
has been around the world four times.
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people Eiow can be relied upon and
they kn0N they have some in store
when Robersun Gays the travelogues
he Il offering the public this year
surpasses all previous efforts. In q
letter to The Record recently Rober-
son says:
4 congEatulate myself that have
the only complete and comprehensive
pictures Of the warning nations Of
Europe before the American public
this year. was exceedingly forum.
ate IN being In Europe when the war
started and vas getting pictures
vhilo most Of the other American
traveloguers ana pictnre-takers were
on their way there. Canon City peo-
pie. am sure. viii ind my travel
ogues this year the most interesting
! have ever offered"
Two MsRths In New YORK.
Immediately upon Roberson's re-
turn from abroad New York City took
two months OF his time. the travel
ogues being presented in Carnegie
hall. the largest concert and iyceum
hall in the city. Capacity crowds
turned out to almost every travel
ogue. Following New York. Rober
son went to Cleveland and Washing
ton. both cities taking long engage
msnts. -one week stAnds" have
been the order ot things since. and
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CITY COUNCIL
APPORIlONS
FUNDS F. ~ e
FISCAL YEAR

At the regular semi-monthly meet
Ing OF the city council Monday night
the appropriation ordinance for the
fiscal year ending April ]. 1916. was
passed ON first reading and ordered
published as required by law. The
amount set apart for the municipal
administration during the period men,
toned Is sss.s95.50: which Il approx
imately the same as the expenditures
for that purpose during the twelve
months now drawing to close. The
apportionment OF the money among
the various funds for the next fiscal
year diRers somewhat in amount
from It's distribution during the pres
ent year. although an adjustment has
been made that provides a sufficient
sum for efficiency in all of the de-
partmenta OF the city government
Truman Stockton. representing the
chamber Of commerce. appeared be
fore the council and asked it's mem
bers for u financial contribution 10
assist in carrying ON the enterprises
in which II is engaged While recog-
mixing the public character Of the
work Of the chamber OF commerce the
council took the position that II had
no right TO pledge the resources OF
the incoming council for any purpose
whatever and II was recommended
that the matter go over for determi-
nation by the next administration.
Judge J. q. schweisert and Post
master Clark Cooper addressed the
council in relation 10 the establish
rnent OF q more sanitary condition
on the premises Of A. Gorton on Ma
con avenue, just east Of the First Pres
byterian church. The matter was re
fsrred to the police committee. health
officer ana city attorney to 80 what
could ~ done n the prsmisea.
The roport Of ChaA. L. Milton Al
consulting engineer for the city in
the constructioh Of the Third street
viaduct for the month Of February
was read and ordered placed on nie
Mr.. Milton recommended that the
Central Construction company Of Col
orado Springs. the contractors for the
undertAkinE. be paid the sum OF sew
On hunderd and atty dollars. Tho
accommodation WAS adopted.
Ordinance No !. series Of 1915. per.
tanning 10 the impounding Of livs
stock found running loose ON the
streets. was read in full for the SEQ
ond time and adopted without change.
The monthly reports Of ofacers wers
rcd and the recommendations Of the
finance committee relating to the pay
meat oe blIis and salaries adopted
After some other business. largely oI
. minor character. the cOunctl ID
joarnsa TN Monday evening. March
u.
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new BUSINESS 70
Be OPENED N CANON

A new 5 and ioc store i soon TO Be
established N the store room at so4
Aain Street adjoining the First Ma
tinnal Bank.
The lessees Of the property are
Messrs. }. + Templeman and Son. Of
Plains. KAnsas. who have started =
large eonsisnment OF goods hero from
the east and the above gentlemen
vim arrive here in 4 few days 10 open
up the buslnesa- The deal was nego-
tiated b. ". l. Sparks. thu agent nor
the Burraes Block.
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FLORENCE Hlen TEAM
DEFEATED CENTENNIAL

Florence. March 2-The Florence
High school basket ball team ended
. successful season last Saturday
night By defeating the Centennial
quintet in whst proved to be the fast,
cst game ever staged on the local
floor. Score. Florence High school,
Fl: centenniA; IL. Playing Ike .
machine ana sticking To their msn
like Ieeehcs won the game for ths
Fiorentines. The old nehting spirit
vas plainly IN evidence Throughout
the contest. ana . harder game has
never been played on the ooodhead
door.
Centennial drew frst blood. making
. field basket In the nrst minute OF
play. A moment later Mckenzie drop
ped the ball through tho net on free
throw. Then the Big Chief team start.
ed. Playing all around their oppon-
ents. displaying perfect team work
and unusual Accuratcncss At shooting
baskets. the High school team led II
the end Of the nrst half 1873.
In the second half. Centennial. anx-
ious to retrieve themselves. and TO
take one game home with them,
fought with = deapsrAtsness thai
Justly upheld The name thsy have
made in fosnsr yeAn. "Ths FfsRtins
Buiidogs.-
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.Lnrr ron auMNIeoN oM auMpAl

LEpr ron ouMNleoN ON ouMpAN
b. ,. DcIlara ssis Tor his home n
ntnnisoa county q Sunday AfteR .
M a. ovs lays visit heso With HE
~ ~ lnmilv, NJ - spen1ins
~ wlntsf u conea CIV. ~. usllar1
. pSunie61l June,aP = ~ Wcgtlsa
. 1',ro ~ inIniIol - . l.l1f y
pa; oc1 ~ , lc.1l,
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Robertson is featuring this year an
entirely new sefies of traveltalks
on "The Nations at War; selecting
three OF the most popular in the Sc
ries for presentation in Canon City.
England" a portrayal of the mill
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across the Atlantic ocean seventy
ave times and has pried into every
nook. corner and out-of-the-way place
in this world. Canon City people re-
member All this from last year.
What Robertson says, Canon City
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cAAnhGs ..AukoLE 81 e.psoN.s

NJ. Marssa HAuho,s has lnhon :
on,lipn = btoneo1apAtg = NJ. On
- q - 01noA 1,nnoR nnDnuOa1
eenel = osrlN pAlo clisrA
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11Ro- clVDl o1Ll lLL.

Mn Cly1e In has ~ sn1esing
~ ~ tUo vooAn = Iogo W,,n .
pnuunl1R ~ ~ V111h ~ NJ
~ n1So lnooeA
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aNATIONS AT War
WILL Be ROBERTSON S
SUBJECTS IN CANON
RoeERsoN,s TRAvELocuE SCHEDULE

aosERsoks TRAvELocuE SCHEDULE y
Friday And
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Saturday o'clock
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Saturday evening ts5)
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-07-01
Pine Grove

The farmers are feeling fine
since the rain.
Quite a crowd from here en-
joyed the foot-washing at Hatley
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Wall
spent a very pleasant day with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baron Harmon of
Ala, are visiting her father Mr..
Howard for a few days.
Miss Alice Wall spent the
week end with her brother, Mr..
L. C. Walls.
Mr.. Chal Gentey, of Becker,
is visiting in Pine Grove this
week.
We are sorry to know that
Mr.. V. L. Eyer is on the sick
list. We wish for him a speedy
recovery.
Good luck to all
Hard Times.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-07-01
Scotch sard's Remarkable Eyes.

The most striking feature of Burns
was his large dark eye. 1t was, we
are told by one writer, full of mind
and literally glowed when he spoke
with emotion or interest" Sir Wal
ter Scott, who knew the poet when
he lived in Edinburgh, says: Il never
saw such another eye in a human
head, and l have seen the most dis
tinguished men of my time"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-07-01
S1OO Reward, 500

The readers of this paper VIII be
pleased to learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages. and that Is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the, dis
ease. and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that 1t fails to cure. SEND
for list of testimonials.
Address: F. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. 0.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-07-01

We are requested to announce
that the Okolona Chapter U. D.
C. will meet with Mrs. T. P.
Davis Friday afternoon at 400
O'Clock. All members are urged
to be present.
For SALE-De Laval Separa-
tor, Babcock Tester, Extra Good
Cow, fresh, Horse and Buggy.
Mrs. C. d. Kay.
The annual memorial services
of the Cemetery Association will
be held Sunday night, July 4th
at the Baptist Church. Friends
and square holder are requested
to be present.
This is to announce to the
public that | am withdrawing
my candidacy for librarian. |
wish to thank my many friends
for the interest shown me in
this race.
Olivia Murfae.
For SALE-H Horse and Surry.
J. T. Stanford.
Nominations for City Libra
rian will be open until Saturday,
July 3, 1915, at 6 O'Clock P. M.
Any ladies desiring their names
on the ticket by handing dollar
to Mr.. Geo. H. Babbitt, at City
Hall will be placed on ticket.
Fruit Jars, all sizes.
Okolona Hdw. Co.
Houston Times-Post, June 25-
Messrs j. j. Turner and 0. G.
Ehrlic have installed a new
barber shop in Okolona with Mr..
Nicely Adams in charge. Mr..
Adams had worked with these
gentleman here for several
months. He is a first class ton
serial artist, and the patrons of
the new shop may be assured of
good service under his direction.
Head Cheese, Boiled Ham,
Roast Pork, Weiner Sausage
Roast Beef, X-Ray Bologna,
Clover Blossom Cheese, Cream
cry Butter, always fresh.
VIENNA BAKERY.
Sunday night Rev. S. A.
Brown, pastor of the Methodist
church, will preach a special
sermon on Mans Probation and
the Duration of it,. This SER
mon is suggesred by pamphlets
being distributed in our town
endeavoring to show that there
is a second probation after man
has departed this life. All who
are interested should be present.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-07-01
Attention

This is to announce that |
would like to be librarian in the
Okolona Carnegie Library, pro-
vided the good people see proper
to elect me to that important
position. My name was sug-
gested some three months ago,
but my cousin, Miss Olivia
Murfee being a candidate, |
withheld my claim.
Miss Kate Cook.