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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-22
Grxmseisentbums. 6pYstbefen,
einaetraatn.

Wtu etngetragen.
giifarb O. Warb an glpolp g. II.
g. Co.. $500.
Spbn s.. Dpbion an Quid Witbs
brdipnl Q. u. Co., $1,000.
pauline 3. Rogsrs an Soutbern
Obip 9. II. 9. Co.. $100.
gIan1e 1ebsidi an Fundamental
9. unb .. Co.. $1,000.
Sarrp %. Roran on Ssnrp Rabn,
s3S63.
German %. @iemsnsr an aion go.
/ 6. II. 3. Co., $4,000.
absline 8isbsntapp an SaHiueI ..
Cooper. $3.50.
gfbsiins 9iebsntapp on gnt.rpriie
9. ". Co., $3.50.
JoIephine 9. gtidol on GasIe g.
unS 8. a., $500.
Soispbine Sd. Gee an a. Warb q.
unb 6. Co., $25O0.
syoispb %. Reifinssr an Central
GairmDunt 9. Il. 8. Go. $500.
Miniom u. 9lliemsier an bo.. $500.
.Srene R. Habpoob an Spting@ars
ben g. II. q. Co.. $2700.
DO. an SdroIo 8. artnt, $225.
sJrtberid @an5emilIer on gb.pin
greaorp. $500.
Carrie 9. Rantin an eagle g. II.
8. o.. $4,000.
Warr W. 5erauion an WonarG 9.
II g. u. &C., $3400.
Die linitrb States printins unb
2iibparoph so. an Union Sapings 3.
unb z. Co.. 100000.
@etiiste 5ppotbelen.
Densa grosnner an german Gin,
Sr., $500.
;yrant Rebmonb an Baltimore 4ps.
nle 8. II. 3. Co., $500.
Sobn Bon SOIle an Gid Bun 9.
unb 9. 60, $1,000.
Spiepbine 9. glidol an Centennial
3. ". $500.
9fieea Siraub an q. M. Sug4ss,
$3.50.
@sura. u. SAP an 5reS. Ganr..
miller, $1,000.
Waaru 90. ffrendn an w1onan4 @.
unb 6. gompanp, $3.50.
DO. ar esrttst 8. wrGrab, S40s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-22
Cincinnati, 20. gloD.

Die Gooington Earrings gunt unb
Sruff Go. an Sobn u. Sberbefmon,
47s SUB an Der Giibfsiis Der GaiIa.
fras Sirabe, unb 125 SUB an Der
Weftfeiie Der golerain 9lptnue,
(Gteuer S29); $4,000.
Rit,orb 6. Stefpdrt u. anb. On bo.,
basfeIbe Gissntbum, (Sieuer $29);
$4,000.
20. .. Ssaton u. 4nb.. Grsfutors,
an Means RsoItn Co., bas 25s300
Sntersfs in % bti 1913 syub an Der
iab0tli6en Ode Der 4. Gtrdbe unb
@ins Strabe. fsrnsr.ehl Slid 2anb
bon a6t 3ou anarsn5enb. 81.
emma Sd. 2tbnolb an Carrie g.
Raniin, Cots A unb 8 In Der Gincins
einnati @ater Gompnnp's llnierab>
tbeiluns on Der psurl Gtrabe. (Sffusr
$2); $4,000.
Clara 20. Dorser an Wbilip 6.
Bertram. s Sabre podt bonn /. glos
pembsr 1915, auf bns 0sbdube an
Der Weitfeite ber Rnee Strube, AS
Gub uDrbli1 ber Court Gtrabs,
monatli@e Miabe 500.
Selen Z. Werhage u. Qnb. an Jobn
q. anigbt, 8 Sabre g)u&t bonn !. De-
Jsmbsr 1916. AT Cigsutt1sus bstauus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-22
uftraSa0teite 9trableu

ultrdpaolette Strdhleu
als Reinisunssmitisi. Die
Sbatin9e, Sub iid ultraDiolsii.
strabIsn sur 9lbiDotuns BON gofit.
,isn unb babsr sur gniieiruns per.
i,uGsen 0aFers periptnbsn laiItn.
bat IN Rem Yori cine glnipsnbuna in
erOterem Wabitdbs sefunbsn. Rad
ben MittbilunseH bon 6. Jreritisn
in Der .9ednit fir alle" btnuti man
trri bas gerfabrsn sur Rsinisuns bss
moHers einsr erobsn 0fien.Ii4sn
BabednItalt. Die neus Gntstimungss
@rrri6hns beitsbt aus sinsm bur&
SsiIisrpIa.ten in brsi 1btils aetbtilien
GsbdIitr, all bsfen re6isr Se;is b1s
Su reiniseHbe WaHsr eintriit, pGbs
rent bas enttsimte linis ausIir5mt.
Spti QusdiilberIampsR, bic rings bon
Wcifer imgebtn iinb unb In bic erit,
i.nb brittle abtbiluns b,s Abiltsrs
9;retnrdgeu, lisftrn bic uIiropiplsiisn
Gtrahlsn. Gas Dsrunrsinisis Wafsr
ipirh nun am goben bss Shpimm.
bedens abs.Iausi unb CUR geisitiguna
cet gr6beren S9mubtbtil&en bur@
S6nsIfili.r binbur4s.prebt. Das
daf bisIe Msiis g,tlGrie Waiisr ipirb
bonn gum Gisrilii1iipns apparat
eefiihri, jtr5mt lansTam an ben Gam.
ben Doriibsr, lpirb bahurd enistimt
imb flkbi bur9 bas linie Robr in
bas G6fpimmbnb 5uriid. Die qlai.
tenfilter bisntn sinmol sur WttInna.
iaH.nns Der Gtr0mnns unb gum 3u.
riidbulttn Der abset5bisisn Hdtirkn.
Die 1eitrabIuns brau4i nnr ,penias
Gtsunben au bdlern unb iptrll q
iiGer. boB bos ousfr5msnbe mujfer
fdum 80 Refine TN Qubif5entimsisr
tnthdlt. Dcs Babsirdisr i5uiie bort
qlfo 'ninnqitIuns rtniibt iptrbsn, pbae I.
eab .elne0 0suenetii s5i11f Iazipasa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-22
Die a(pinifell.
atoman bon Jran5 Diamann
(Sortieeung.)


Gin Aiuui6en unb 0rauicn pie
bon tauieno 0ieabGden brSbnte in BEG
3ihters Saupt. Sein @ebirn ihic'l
iid I'M lesten MuiIaderu ber 8ellr'
ming nit itrablenber 9i6tfllta III
iiiuen, pie Dor Den glueen oeS Gr.
trinfenben orebte iid cine daotiid)c
8elt I'M ibn. hub 5uIest icrmte ild)
aaes gu einem @eoanfelt in einenl
9iIoe.
8or ibm ltieg es ibpellcnp inlo
funfelno, lpie Sauberiif it'nlfner'I.
Oes Spiel in ben Sarben acc Sris,
unS ipiiGs unb geitaItetc iidb ino
lparb gu einem rieiieen aeld bes
oidts, aus beiieu aclbenem 5rnnoe
oemantene Surten ipriibten. IN Der
Sanb bes bimmIiiben 8ihters inL
er Ben lcudtenoen geder, bic Shale
nit Dem beiIiaen 9Iut oes GrIoiers,
ben @raI, oas SeiIise, @eine, in Del.
len @Ian6e gsadt iino lob perianfen.
Ser bebrc, iIammenurloSeris 'Sellt
Isntts bic ipdssnbe S6als, In 1ropfen
ru6infarbenen 9lutes aiioQ iiber Ten
nieberIaitenoen Rano unb ficl -
unb iieI. - Gin Meer bon ltrabIen.
Dem RoienIidt iparo i'm ibn fer cr'
eoiien nno cine Gimme burhIdilt.
terie iein @ebor: vgrIoit, erIoit!"
ginen auserbIif itanb er nod
tpanfeno ipic cine faIlenee Gite,
bann gIitten feline sSiibe aus anf Der
ipi.seInbsn ssId6e uno NIT rdfenbsr
SdneQe iIos er Der geieoerialicneen
nah.
5ait susIeih erreidten Die @orper
ser Sohtgeipeitten Sas Gnoe oeS
@Ietiders iiber benz GteiIrnnS rer
flir6tbaren Wano. 8Ieid @dlIen
idnslltsn lie auf, bod in bi. Cuff ems
por, unb fhmettrttn, i'm gObm forts
geidleubert, pie atpei falenoc sterne
auf ben fisinis.n Grunb bes Sod'
tbals.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-22

gsatreno oes rlriiiidpiopnnii6en Srie.
gcs ;uurocn i'm gaii5en 95d 900 So.
nonenidJiiiic abgcgcben. Sierniit nliib
man MN ioIgeiIbe 3abIen pergIel.
den: gsdbreiio nieies strieges 1T es
porgetonlliieil oab oie 9eiitifet CT
eineln eili,iacn 1age 100000 @r1.
naten ali enicr ssroni bon ndf ssio.
meter abgeidDoiien babcn, gyabreiiS
Der ainipic in CSnli5ien mar Der Der.
brand nod grober. gas fran50fiide
Guninnniane pom II. suni er5dblt,
caB Die ,Srausoien n0rbIif3 bon ir.
ras i'm 2oiiie bon 2I Siiiioer sIc
oelhidlen Sdiitcngrdben nIo ger-
idalsimgen nit 100000 @ranater
beIagt bdtten, b, +. ungefdbr niIi
cbcirio pieI ipie ole 9dll5e oentitt
Jelbariiasrie ipdbrspb bss aritets
1901 perfeuerte. Das Geipi6t 6iss
fer 100000 frana0iii6en Gei&iibes'
I1oNe mar ca. Al Wliaiontn RiIos
gramm. Gum transport bitfsr Gts
id5oiie iparen 300 groBe 0iitsripdsen
auf Der giIenbabn unb 1000 Wlnni'
tionsipaaen, ieber nit sinsrn 9oripann
bon feds pfsrbsn, notbpenbia. Die
aanonabs bieisr "a Siunbtn toits.s
grantrti6 9,375,000 0rants. Die
Rubs, bic jebi an Der Wsitfrcnt
berrTdt, iommi - bariiber III man
ii6 einis - nur baber. bab bic iIrau'
5oisn unb engldnber glnubsn, ben
Deuif9sn nit Wunition nod nidi aes
niis.nb iiberlesen gu fsin. Die aliirs
ten iuollsn niht bas Wcri: .gcrs
ipGrts@ tpmmanoisrsn, beDor iit nitt
bic beuiI4en SdiiBensrdbtn unb @ers
f6ansuneen burd Elm b0aiites Dom'
barbsmsnt bon pben ndh unteH aes
brebt unb eintn plabrssen BON eiftn
unb Stabl 70 fdredlider Ratur duf
bic beutiden ainitn eeinnbi bobtu.
bab bieien fein lebnibes Wdsn, uno
iuenn s'aud flint Meter untsr Der
Sberfidhe ipdre, fpiberiteben lam. an
bsm 9ase, fuo Der arobe Dur6bru4
Dor iid gshen ion, miibisn Die 4lliirs
ten iiber 3sbntauienbs pcn aancnen
unb MiIionen unb aber WilIionen
bon 9ranatsn berfiisen, bic iie rid.
fidtsIos psrIdieben i5nnsn Biz bic
0ertbeibigunssiperie Der Deuiifsn
5eritort iinb unb bic 5ransoisn unS
GnsldHbsr iire aruppen Doritiirmsn
lafien fSnnsn.
DER Wunitionsniniiisr 1hcnas
Bat i'm qaufe Der I.sten brei Biz bier
Mouais ni1i nur bic msifsn Ddff.ns
unb Muniiionsfabriien piebtr In
Sang sefssi, ionotrn aud cine gns
aabl nsu,r arfennle uHb WiilitdrDert,
iiGitsn erri1isi. 4ub ipar e. gtsipiins
s.u, cine 4nsabI nsuer Gabriisn fir
Rpbfoffe, giiens uno Stablrsrie.
9isbersisn, WeialIipsriitdit.n ufrp. su
ihaffsn. Jrantreih Bat In ben ltbisu
brsi Wonaien ,ipei Milliarben syrnuts
Fir bic Jabritation Don gsid)iiben
unb Wlunition ausgegebsn. 2ppn III
bas Centrum Der ariessinbuitrie ass
iporSsn. bort tDurbe bs.anntlid5 tti
gssinn bss ariee.s cine srObe inter.
rationale ausitslluna abgsbnItsn. unb
bic msiiten gsbdub. iinb jsbi 3u Milis
idrper.itdiisn siHssridtst porbsu. DO
$500 arbsitsr Saa unb Rahi Grands
ten breb,n. Die 5abriisn Bel Saint
Gbamonb nsbmsn cine lSldds Don So
6ettar Elm unb bti6dfiissn jtbt 5000
arbeiter. Die Warineiperiiiiii,n in
SaintsGiisnn. bi9dftistn 5000 DR.
Setter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-22

als Wo. 608 Malnut GtrdBe, nionat.
ftdt Wietbe $500 fiir bic pbersn Stod'
tperte.
DO. an eugene 9irrp nnb Der.
narb Mueller, 8 Sabre 9adt bonn 1.
DECEMBER 1915, auf bas unter.
Stpdiperf bes gigsntbuntS betannt
ols go. sos Wolnut Strobs, monats
Iihe Mieibe SIS.
| glarenee g. Sarr an Charles 6.
mocre, 48s100 older 2anb in Sell
! tion 8, Columbia SoipnIbip, 81.
6. R. Donobue, 5ruitee. an Neni:
q. gantD II. Mnb., cine Got in Sell
tion "a in Columbia 5oipnib:p, $50.
Gueult ". Wibinan an Gbriitian
Gang, 5 Sabre Yadt auf 7S bel 106
6ub, mebr ober ipeniger an Der Weits
feiie Der Sefferion gpenue. idbrlide
Mistbe $3.50. nit btm pripilesilm
gum 9infanf fir $1,000.
George W. Utcglillsn an Charlotte
80. GrosleD, Got Rp. 2 unb 2beil BON
Got Ro. a bon v. q. Jroome's llns
terdbibeiliing an 9elta 9lpeniie.
(Steuer 81; 81.
Catherine 2lbsr on Sarrp r. glbsr
il. 9lnb., 25 bei s5.44 sSub an Der
WeitIeite ron Giratforb 4renue,
(Steuer SOC; 81.
gliFTorb 5apis on gbparb Denis
ion. 80 BEL 100 SUB an Der Rorbieite
Don Der Willotp Strabe. in Wt. Waibs
inston, 1925.
George s. 5rieb an Gil llbis, Got
Go. 20 ppn qauI Sduiier's Ibbis
tion Su Mabiion, 81.
Micta Siraut on 5enrb 8. 9eder,
1ruiise, 50 bel lat 5ub an Der Glib
ieiis BON SrambIe 9lpenue, ferner, 80
bei 141 5ub an Der Siibieite bon
Yromble afpenus in WabiipnpilIe,
(Sieuer $1.50; 81.
aoenrp Z. gedsr II. anb. an Senrp
5. 9eder. 1ruitee, Oasielbe Giesn.
tbum; 81.
g. q. WldrborF on 9Ianfe ses
beidi, 80 bd 1ss 5ub on Der Ofts
ieits ron 9lpres qlpsnue, $50 Sub fiibs
LID BON Cadillac Qpsnus in SaiIep,
(Steusr $3.50; 81.
abolpb 2lbam Gpers an 9eoree
gerniiein, 3 Sabre paGt bonn 19. 9os
panbsr 1915, Guf Gisenibum Qo.
3s2s @Ieniuap glusnus, monatiihs
Ulieibs $55.
!0iram Wl. RuIiion an 5erman g9.
Miemener. 20 bel 130 SUB on Der
Rorbisiie npn 2apib Run Roao, 300
OUT 0itlid bon Sperloot 9fbeuue.
(Steu.r $4); 81.
Sdrolb 8. arsnt an 5rene g. Raps
ipoob, 25 BEL los SUB an Der ede
Der geet 4uenus unS Wlapiielo Strn,
BE, (S.susr 500; 81.
2lnna W. Mafon on gnna 70.
alonb. Got 3S in Samss ID. Siblep's
lln,erabtbsiluns in 5srroes pari.
1920.
GamusI .. Cooper on 4beIins
gisbentamp. $3.50 BEL 100 Jub an
Der Siibfsite Der Winbfor Strabs, |
$3.50 CUB 0ftIi6 Der Ct. Sames
Strab., (Stsuer 50; 81.
Guian R. gin on Soiepb uHb |
Dopio Snbs. 40 bei "a aub an Der
norbipeiilihen Gds Der 8. unb Carr
Strabe, (St.uer So; 81.
pet,r Slsd on bic Sung gretpins |
Co., 9 Sobre padt pom !. DECEMBER |
1915, auf Qobsnraum an Der noroz |
ipeItlihn gds her gont Strabe unb |
ainbeI apsnus. monat!i9s Wlisths
S10.
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33 piteI.


SSn ieiner @ngit ,inb @eripirrune
bate groieiior RoraIi bas Scrnrohl
iimgefebrt eenpmmen unb in BEN
pertIeinerten @Iaie erId,ienen san1
beutIid mie 3tpei geippnitige Sdat'
ten Die Weiniatiiren ieiner 5ofter
i,no oes sIiieiiors.
sSait i'm ieIben glleenbIidc rrton.
fe aud ron Sranfen5eIIers Sibpen
Der gIeide Shrei Der lteberraidnns.
Ter igngIdrlher, fpeIGer glaub!e,
Sat iie i'm Sbale Die @erunGliidten
crfcnnt, iiarrte nit fiibIer 3beiInab'
me binunier, obne 3l betnertpn. oab
Die gusen ieiner @eiabrter ii6 nad
elmer gang anberen &idti,ns rDanb.
ten.
sSn Der Sbat botte audi Der 9oftor
Die 9iiion 6es 9rofeiiors gebabt,
MIR lpar iie ibm Hidt fiiniiIeriif,
oertIeincrt, ionbern in natIrIider
@r6be eridienen.
lin Die fharfe Gnntr beg @rates,
ba ,po Der Dss BON O3isnio6 ieit'
iparts in bic sSeIieu bog, fporen Reta
unS Suso seite an seite berange.
treten.
gsi6t fpeniger beitiirst ala lire
9dtcr bIieben iie, beitie erii)rrdeu.
iteben ,lnS ippnten iit i'm eriteu
ausenbIid sur 5lnht ipenbeu.
aber lie iaben. baB es 5u ipat mar.
benn fdon ipranseH bic Seinoe iDie
srpei erimniige 9oipen auf ibre Spfer
Ios, uno bic 2iebeuben er!pnrteten
gebuIbig ibr SbidiaI. ---
Meta ipar in Der sSriibe nit folder
@nergie Der Grreidune lbrcs 9ie.
les euteasengesangen, bob Der made.
re @rapanoer Sepp nou 9ew.nber.
ung 5u ibr aiifbIidte. Diit ben
StlnnSen aber Iieb Der uripriingIi6e
gifer nad uno aIIm6bIi1 nlac,ip fih
cine natiirIihe Grrliibuns geItenS.
aitf Der Deitte Der @rauen @anb
idIug iie Dem Ssiibrer Dor, cir ,penie
5it raiten, iinb ip1brenb Der 6rope
Sepp ben peridunten MorgenidIai
i'm Shoiten zines iiberbdpasnbei
IeIfens nadbolte. 5oe iie, nieI au er.
regt, Inn ipirtli6 ruben su Ionnen,
ole Die miteenommenen ulpinen Gr.
titeI ibres Daters iiber feline onlinoie
@ipfeIbeiieiaune berbor.
Big iebt ffimrnte aIles aufs bette
unS IN iiegesfrober 3uperiid)t pefte
fie nod tltr5er 3eit ben Siibrer tpie.
Der unS trieb gu ipetterem gurbrin.
gen.
Sod aIs iie baIb Sana6 Die Sose
beg @rates erreihte,l ipurbe bic Ga.
DIE anbers.
Die piI6sefotn,ten 8erse ser go.
tagruppe breiteten iid tpie elm Meer
eritarrter Steinfpellen Dor ibncn Gus
uno in her iIaren auit Iieb iif) iebes
Sod, ieber @ipfeI, jebe ghIndt imb
jeber m5sIitte 8usana iinterity,iten.
Wleta bIieb itebeD iin6 bIi6te Der.
5ipeifelt in bic unfIuren GarleelnacH
hires @dters. Ger ssii6rer naitnte je.
ben Berg lnS CAB Ste Gntferrungem
an aber iie fannie iid nidt mebr
uns. Der t8fpo6 einsdentts Satiel
bee D6fenioHs lag beutIid ppr ibr
unb bon bort fpolte DipraIt iiibIid
sur @otafpise segnneen iein. Crime.
Der batte iih Der Sprofeifor in feinen
1rttfeln ober ber Simmel In ieinemI
geirrt. IA bos Iestpre
niGt uobI atisunebmen mar, 10 per.
Ftssmmte Sas UsSb&sn.
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3nine 8tt,te.

!, 9attin (na9 einem Streit nit ibs
rem Mann,. adrtlit): YDrei Gage tds
8 eid iein Wort NIT Dir gefprOden,
Wann1en iebt biit Sa seuus ges
trait ~"
8atte: 30, unb serabe 9eute babe
ist Elm fpiGtises Mftenftiid au bears
better !. triIt Da ni6tlro& stutn
Tag sartlMs~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09
CENTERVIllE GIVES
RESULTS OF FIRST
MONTH IN SCHOOL

CENTERvILLE. Ind. Oct. s.-Ths
first months work OF the public schoo
closed Friday and the following re
port was handed to Superintenden,
Schell by the reachers:
Primary room. Miss Mabel Hosier
teacher; enrolment, IS; average at
tendance. IS: percentage Of attend
ance, 9S: cases Of hardness. s: mum
Der neither tardy nor absent. IS.
Second primary. Mrs Daisy King
teacher: enrolment. 80: average daily
attendance. 81: percentage OF attend
ance, 81; cases of hardness. /; neither
tardy nor absent. 26.
intermediate. Miss Willis. teacher:
enrolment, 3S, average attendance
81; percentage of attendance. IS:
cases of hardness. 5; neither tardy
nor absent, %.
Grammar room. Miss Lashley
teacher: enrolment, 80; average at
tendance, %; percentage OF attend
ance. es plus: cases of hardness. q:
number neither tardy nor absent 20
High school: enrolment. 53:
average attendance. Il: percentage 81
attendance. IS; cases of hardness, 4;
neither tardy nor absent. 81
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09
WAR PRISONER MAKES
VALUABLE INVENTION

vIENN-4. Oct. 9.-One Of the Rus
sian prisoners in the camp ut Reich
enberg. Bohemia. DR.. Ivan Perschfkow
OF Odessa. has good prospects to be-
come a very rich man as soon as the
war ends. The prisoner is a chemist
and artillery officer OF the Russian
reserve.
When he was brought TO Reichen-
berg after his capture last winter, he
met an Austrian physician who had
been his chum during his college days
at the universities of Leipzig and
Vienna. With the aid of his friend.
who is chief surgeon of the prison
hospital, he received permission to fix
up a little laboratory and to DO re-
search and experimental work. He
has now made discovery which
promises TO rsvolutionize certain in
dustry. The details of his invention
are kept secret until he can obtain
patents, but experts whom he has
taken into his confidence unanimously
declare that there are millions in his
discovery,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09
CENTERVUiE

Mr. and Mrs. William PaXon cele-
brated their eighth wedding anniver-
sary Sunday evening by entertaining
a number of their friends TO an oyster
supper. Those enjoying the occasion
were his father, Mr.. Isaac Paxon. Mrs.
Sue Polyglase, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Por-
ter. Mrs Charles Black, Mr. and Mrs.
Duglas Monger ard family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Chamness. Mr.. Ed King
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flock and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Flock. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Burg and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Martin and family, Miss
Ally Black motored to Springfield.
Sunday, and visited the museum.
Mrs. Carrie Duvall of Winchester
spent few days with her cousins.
Mr.. j. r. Moulton and Mrs. w. J..
Whipple.
Mrs. Bertha Dunbar entertained the
Needlecraft club yesterday afternoon
at her home on Main street. A splen-
did social time was enjoyed, and the
ladies busted themselves with needle
work Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09

Miss Myrtle Tannehill, a star Of the
legitimate stage who has won fame in
this country and abroad, enacts the
principal role in this broadway Fa-
vorites'' feature. Miss Tannehill ap-
pears as Nell Lavelle, soubrette, who,
imagining herself in love with the
worthless, good looking leading man,
turns her back upon the boy who really
loves her.
Adam, the proprietor of country
hotel, is this boys father. Ignorant Of
the affair between his son and Nell
Adam meets Nell in the city and falls
in love with her. Mason. the leading
man. and EDpstein, the manager Of the
troupe, become aware of the old mans
love. Learning that he is wealthy,
they concoct plot whereby Adam be-
comes the "angel," thus saving the
show from financial rocks.
Nell is ignorant Of this fact. believing
that the old man accompanies the
troupe because Of his affection for her
Later her eyes are opened, and she
learns of the despicable manner in
which Adam is being robbed Thor
comes the discovery that he is hel
suitor's father This comes after she
has saved Adam from bIa ckmail at the
hands of the leading man and the
manager The story. of unusual heart
interest, is sure to delight every photo
play patron fortunate enough to see
1.-The transformers"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09
WEEK IN THE MOVIES
Pnlace
SUNDAY.

World Film presents the f1ve-part
photop1ay "The Moonstone," based
upon Wilkie Collins novel of the
same name. Frank Crane, who has
produced dramatic offerings, is the
director
"The Moonstone" is a tremendously
valuable diamond which has long
adorned the eye of an Indian idol An
adventurous Englishman steals the
diamond and gets away with it. He
returns to England with his booty. But
he was tracked by three Indian priests
who had discovered the theft of the
diamond. Then the excitement start
ed: the diamond passed from hand to
hand. The stealthy Indians We're al
ways in the backgrounds, always
scheming for the recovery of the
jewel. Disaster logged the diamonds
rrogress-eyerybody who handled it
met with unhappiness. The story will
enthrall lovers of an exciting mystery
in film form "The Moonstone'' will
be shown on Sunday at the Palace
theater
World Film Corporation presents,
Friday, the five-part photoplay, "Evi-
dence' based on the drama by J. Du
Rccher Macpherson. The story re
lates how Lord Wimbourne, finding
his wife, Lady Una, in the embrace Of
Captain Pollock, refuses to listen to
explanations from her, Pollock, or
Lushington, a friend, who had also
been a sutton for Lady Una's hand
Thus he does not learn that Pollock
in a drunken state, had forced his at
tentions on Una. Pollock writes to the
Lady Una, saying that her husband
is i'll and at the Red Lion Inn. In
great distress she goes. On entering
the room she finds herself again in
the arms of her former sutton. De-
termined to throw herself from the
window if Pollock does not let her
go, she is about to carry out her
threat when she hears her husbands
voice. Wimbourne has followed her
Breaking down the door, he finds Una
in a faint. Pollock and Una are left
to face disgrace. The dishonorable
Captain Immediately leaves for the
war.
After the divorce Lushington tries
to bring about a reconciliation through
Bling" their little son. 1t is only
after Una has again refused Lushing-
ton, and he has gene to India to for
get his sorrow. that evidence is pro-
ducod to prove Una's guiltlessness.
The captain signs written confession
generating Una.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09

'If people realized the hardships en-
counteped by the average player there
would be mighty few stagestruck in
dividuals."
This was the statement recently
made by man who is regarded as one
OF the foremost stars upon the legiti-
mate stage. In the years this player
has been an actor he has known what
it meant to be without an engagement
without single one in prospect-and
with not cent in his pocket.
He also knew what it was to make
one night stands, travelling with a COM
pany each member of which realized
that the next stand might be their last.
Consequently when this player was
given the opportunity to see kalem's
four act "Broadway Favorites" fea-
ture, "The transformers" he frankly
declared that it would cause more than
one person who believes his or her flu
ture to lie on the stage to be content
with their present humble lot.
AS matter of fact THE Barn
stormers" is virtually personally con-
Quoted tour over tank route. The
photo play patron accompanies a mu-
steal comedy company and thus learns
at first hand Of the discomfOrts and
hardships which are the average &C
tors lot. Probably no other photo pray
has ever torn away the glamor and
romance surrounding the stage with so
ruthless a hand.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09
CARLOS, IND.

Bud Marsher, of Lynn, was in town
Sunday.
Many from this place spent Satur-
day night in Lynn.
J. w Jackson returned to the stone
road, Monday.
Earl Morrison entertained company
from Lynn, Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Cook is having a wood
house and fruit house built
Homer Jackson made a trip to
Bloomingport, Saturday afternoon.
Rev Higgins, of Farmland, preach
ed here Sunday morning and evening
Boyden Murray and family spent
Sunday with J. W. Jackson and
family.
Charley Bales and family spent
Sunday with William Bales and
family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09
SPARTANBURG

Miss Ethel Mason went to Rich
mond, Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Bortner is visiting
friends in Tennessee.
Merton Rubey will move to Vir-
ginia in a few days.
Mrs. Mary Middleton spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Richmond.
James English and wife entertained
company from Lynn, Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Middleton visited Harry
Platte and family Sunday.
John Jessup and family spent Sun
day with Lee Nuss and wife.
Mrs. Hugh Jackson and Miss Mil
Ter were at Richmond, Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Moore visited her parents
near Mt. Pleas SAINT last week.
Several from here attended the sale