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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-07-29

10 the driver of mysterious limou-
sine. which seemed TO be casually en-
gagged In following his own move
ments.
Follow that taxicab." he com
manded his driver as he leaped into
the still-moving car.
The man In the limousine sat tense
and silent. watching the flight for
mile after mile. Then. realizing that
Il was taking them beyond the bounds
of the city itself. he drew shut tho
side-blinds OF his car. reached under
the seat and took from Its hiding
place q japanned tin box, remarkably
similar to an actors makeup box.
Balancing this on his knees. he frst
removed his mask OF yellow cloth.
adjusted q small folding mirror to
the box lid. and busted himself with
the assortment of pigments and cosmet-
les OF the makeup putty therein con-
tanned. The clear-lined face which
first gazed into the folding mirror
slowly but Enthusiastically became con-
verified into something repeilant to the
eye.
The next moment the limousine
came to q stop at the roadside.
That taxicab has just turned in at
tho Bsllaire inn" tho well-trained driv.
er called back to his master.
80 l notice. And that's the place,
I'll wager, where Legar himself ia
trying to keep under cover"
There's the woman herself. run.
ming up the steps, announced the
driver.
80 also observe. And under the
circumstances. l think II would be
best for you to slip after her. as quiet
ly and quickly az you can"
Yes, sir!"
Then come back to the car and re
port TO me the number OF the room
she asks for. Find out the number
whatever happens. For in that room
l imagine. we're going to encounter
our old friend OF the Iron Claw"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-07-29
The Fiash for Help.

Jules Legar was In anything but an
amiabis franc OF mind. and whom
Williamsburg Sadie was quietly ush-
cred into room 307 OF the Bellairc Inn.
he greeted her with malignant
scowi which she promptly and openly
resented.
You don't seem exactly crazy TO
see me-" she announced as she
watched Legar lock the door through
which she had Just entered. His right
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appuiitiun aeaen 9srpAibitiun.

2ittle Sod, Irf., 10. Suli. =
tTrotoem Die Stimmgeber bon Or
farias erlt bel Der 8nbI I'M go.
uember itd bariiber i6liiiiig peroen
ioaen, Oh Die ltantlita Qrohibition,
lpeIde am 1. Sanltdr @eiesesfrnfi
.~erIaugte, beibebalten iperoen ioG
o0er nif)t mur0e ihott cine 4n5obI
bon 8etitionen, ipelde ben 8ioer.
rnf oes @eiebes uno @infibruna
cines 2oc1l Option eieBes tpie i'm
Sto1t Ohio berlaneen, beim Stnots-
iefretGr Benjamin Griffin bon Der
arfonIos 2ocal SeIf.@ obernments.
2igo binterlegt. Die 9etitioner
baben 1918 ltnteridriften ooer
5000 mebr, offs notig ltnO, Inn Die
@i0erruf a|bItimmung ouf Der
8abldettel 81 bringen.
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-aaW E r..
nal, Sab Ibr Grib he IisEs. Sts
mub nltin blsinsR NIT ibrsr aneR
nm iBn, ie bari ni8t pinssbsn, ni9t
Irugsn.
8ulsst iDsnbst Ft Id an bic amt.
Iids qusiunftsFsls. bort Iagt man
iHr Damn: @srmibt felt BEN 81. glO'
bember.
9srmibtG 0as bsibt. SuB ,r tot
iRa
Rein. bas bsibt ss ni4t. es
lam sbenIoeut isin, boB CT gefons
gen III. 6rsili@, NIT Gi9srbeit lam
man sS ai9t Iassn, uno nnh 10
LANCER 3eit piirOs ia tpabrldeinlia
lGasit In9ri4t BON ibm ba iein,
peuu sr in S'efaHsniaoft geratsu
mare. CT tann aud Osrmun0et lie.
gen Ssblisben, lam irssnbpo in
pFlsgs isin, aber - nit 49iel3udsn
~ laan aud sefaLtR ulo nur ni9t
gsTuHten Iein. iran Tam Is niGt
ipiFsh. 4ber man 1T germ bsrsit, iPr
Na9ridt gu esbsn, io6alo man einsH
Iidsra 8ef9ei6 srbGIt. Menn tie ibre
aoreFs d~bseben nil. =.
Rein, tie mil Iiebsr nod einmal
pitoer anfragen.
Menige Tage ipGter tpmmen BET
Itintn GItern rbr, 9ruitbsutel un0
lingering on.
Od Itsbt IS nun i9par5 nuf fDsib:
@s5nlen am n. November an Der
GrOnt in ppltu. aufsefuHOen an
I29. Sanuar.
@O9enlang bat bic tlsius, blaFs
lfpis am Singer zines Spten in si'
mem Der tiefen @dIOsr in polen sss
blib..
Seine gltern I4ittsln ben Ropf.
TeiH. Der Rius fat ibm nidt ses
bort. Die llbr - ia. Die bat inn
ein Batter qua confirmation gss
I9sntt. s6offe", itebt in benz Rins
uno Elm X babinter2 Nein, oas lam
Gribsns Ring ni9t isin. Gr Bat ia
ME sinen setrasen. aber IS lit ia
HtUsli9, oab er Jpn TIM 6sIbe bon
irstub iemnnb sei4entt bstommsn. ).
Der Ring fie1t 10 mertpirbig frsmS
Gus.
I'm bic tleine Ratbdrine 9inasIs
mann, bic our felbsn 3eit In Der
RuGt i'm MaIlitrabe 10 itebt an0
S9aFelH Ipiilt bsRtt niemano.
NOr ihrem Genitsr 3iebt seraoe cine
Rompagnie norbsi, itramm Inb felt.
g4us srGftiseu asbIeu tIiuet's iibsr
bic Safe:
gdaE mein Sdds, reife nidt 10
melt bon bier!
SIN Goiensorteu Mil i'd Osiner mats
ten,
Sm sriimeH Rlee, I'M fueibsn
S9net!
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gieruns bat bari5sr au befiimmsa
mas NIT Der 9risfpOf Derfonot tptrl
ben oarf. ioabern Die internatiDnnIsE
poItDertrGse. Die s8sI6r6nfnngsn1I
tpelhe bic britij9s Regierang ben
9anbel nuf5usrIesen fudt, an
Oeutf9lanb bOIis abauf9niiren, Tint
misunderstanding Dtatiir. Gbsr Il
mag bon britii9em StaRbpuntt aus
nar folgeri9tig Istr, tpeuH bie5e Der
lebunsen bes @Olterstdts nun aIa
9orm fir Die 8sbunbIung bes intsrs
nottcnalen 9otDertebrs ~0ufgeIteLi
tDeroen. Inter ben duf ben aennnrs
ten pOIidiffsn bef9Idgnabmtsn
Genbungen bsFtnoen Fi1 ToIhe, bic
inter gnr teinen umif6noen oIs
8dnntpare ongefeben tpsroeR fonnen,
bic pielmebr BON England nur be-
f6ldgndbmt tpsrbsn, tDei[ Tie In
0eutf4Iano berseItellt ffno. Ottfe
bon 0eutI9Ionb aus ins 4usIanb
gebenoen Maren pdren mad Der qas
rifer Standardization nuf neus
trolen G9iffen BON Der 8ef6Ioe.
nabme frei, aud trenr tie ai6t nit
Der poit. fOnosru oIs eetDDbnTiGs
S6iffsfrn6t berianbt nGre.t. gnas
Lamb tiimmert ii9 tpeoer nm oieIe das
eemein a%neridnnten GrunbIGbe BEG
internationolen Re&ts, nod nm bic
8tfnlagnnbmefrsibsit Der poR. Denn
ober 0ds Qcnonner MuspGstiqs amt
bic aNgebline nmse6ang Der bon ibnr
tpiatirIi9 angsprbRrten DsfhrGns
tungen bes 5anbels aEs @runS Ietnes
Ppfraubes onfibrt, iDug lam Is
bann bofar anfibren, baB e. and
b~enienigen Seii Be. 3riefpoR, btr
tDirtli9 nnr 8riefs un1 fbriftEiGe
WtttetIungen entbGIl, fpegnimns, Oob
es bdraus bic @ei9dftsqeheimniFs
neutroler Sirmen init bcxIelhsn Nies
Oertrd9ttgteit nusfpioniert unb aus
niiBt, pie bieisniaen DeutE6Ianbs,
unb 0aB e oIiO cine MoB-egeI, fur
bic es pOIitifde unb miiit6rilde
9riinoe dnfiibrt. totfddIi4 Sn ihnS.
better Greibeutsrsi tenibtf Sic nit
teiIuns Der Gursign Office snitSIt
bdriiber nidts. On 1T immerbin BE-
m~ertensiusrt, odB aud Der Mtb 6es
9onbontr N~uspdrtisen Mnis Cd Himt
fsrtie sebrodt bat, fir bitft 0srm
Oes Gesroubs sirtn graab ID EGuben.
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poren ODER nidt. @lobIi@ itieg ei.
nc oiinfle @olfe ON &oriSont OH
un0 mir beeilten ms. uniere 8eltC
oufsuidtngrn. &ir batteu aernot
nod 8eit, 5ipei 8eIte al erri9ten,
olS es 81 gieben begann. llnierC
NusriiItuna iuiiroe In etnem Belt
Undergraduate uno Die gauge Gom-
poanie In Oos onoere biuein &c.
5p1ngt.
0o@oem Der @egen mifgeb0rt, iab
es pirlid gut aus. @ir muBten ct.
ma eiren 8lod LANCE @rdben grd.
BEN, I'M Oas @aiIer ob3lleiten CT.
ridteten Die iibrigen 8elte uno grit.
ben @rdben I'M fie beriinL no1ocrn
mir Dos Snnere bon alien @ros ge.
fldrt b1tten. @enn alles fertig III,
iiebt Oos Snnere zines 8eItes BEL.
nobe 10 gloit aus, ipie ein Wiuoro.
tiif. Ole nod benz Belt gelesenen
H1n0er Der @r1ben muroen anfge.
ihiittet, oomit fcin @oiier In oie
9elte orin1er fonnte.
Damn fam Die aonlpognieitrobe an
Ole &cibe. @n ie0er Seite 0erielben
murbe Elm gbfIuBGroben bon elmer
Rreite bon 11a Sub uno Elm Srb
tief eesraben. aae 9o%umihimpfen
muroen oiisaeoroberL ionie aIles,
nos irnenipie I'M @eae mar, beiei-
tigt. Ole aus benz @raben beralts.
geihnlifelte Groe fpiiroe IN Die Mitte
Der Strobe oufgetporfen onmit
bieielbe etipns b6ber 1T ais Die Gel.
ten, I'M Oos @egenmoiier better ob.
Ioufen Su Ioiien. Dies oles muroe
in einem Gage no1brodt. 2eioer
fam i9 Sbnen fein Bib oeS 2aeers
ienoen, on es bier feline 8boto.
eropben gibt. sic tpiiroen elauben
mir errid)teten bier cine neiie Staot
mitten in ben @GIoern.
Sn Der eriten gaaht idliefen mir
nidt iebr bequem. Die @roe mar
5iemIid feudt u1o mir botten feline
Selobetten. Seoo1 ipuroen uns
@tosqltitonese a%eliefert. Sest iino
mir icoo9 idou b6aig eingeridtet,
uno oos Griaen uno Die Shieb.
iibungen iperOen nun nobl balO be.
ginnen.
gir Iiegen bier ettpn flint Meilen
bon Der merifanii6en @ren8e ent.
ferttt unb ungef1br oreiBis @ieilen
unterbal6 BON 9rotpnsbille, mo- iif)
ole meiiten fiir3li6en llnruben ers
eigneten, ioOob mir ireenO cine 3eit
Nurtbin berufen neroen fonnen.
2lu6 Der Golf lit nift melt bon bier.
5rbielt bente friib cine gatnuner Der
Iribiine, meIhe mir bon 2ircoln
nafaelanot nur0e. 9eiten 9anf
Gierfiir. Mtit Den belten @riiBen Sbr
Sans 5. Robring.
Comp. G, 5. Rebr. Snf. Sig,
2lano @ronoe
bid @erceOes, Eeros.
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GnsIanbs guitraabereieu.
gBie has 2snbpner aaespartise asnt Il
An redlfferfiaen iudlt.

Wte has 2snbpmer 4~astpartige asat Re
an red1tfertigeR iuht.
Dos britif6e Muspdrtise Amt Der'
6ffentliGte unIGngit ben Besunb BET
uuf bsn 9ampFsrn .Sriitn", vSns
bantia@ uub .Riinbom" beihIug'
nobmten ppIt. gs tpuroeE gsfuHbsr
auf Der .Srtiia1 pfor5beimer
S9mudporen, 9ou6Ietetten, gOlbene
Obrringt, Arrtbdnbsr uno Rtnse, fir
Gponieu beItimmt; $3.50 pafets Nu'
IiGtspoltforten, msif fir 9iihamsritu,
8ioIinfaiten fir 8raIilien, MuIitaIien
fir Gponien, 8 patete Jdrben fiir
8raFlten, 45 patete pbantnIietnOpfe
fir Gpanien, Mai9inennoceIn bon
gbemniB nod Gpanien unb bon
Samburg nn9 argentinien. 3 potete
pbotcsrapbierohmsn bon Berlin mad
8roiIisn, 352 patete Mo0sicurnale.
- Cine srobe 4nsubl be= IN ben
pdteten entbaItsnsn MnrsE tpnrsH
ais ,MuIter obne @srte, Druid
IaGt- uftp. beseiGnet.l
Die ,Subuntid" bdtts u. a. an
9orb A Gdde feiniten paragummi, In
9I0dsn unb Streifen, nlles in qateteu
bon ie 1 pfuno, iusgeIamt 1917
pfunb, NIT rMuiter obHe s9ert" be-
Sei9net BON 8ruiilisn nn9 GombHrg,
II patete MoIe - Mniterer6Bs -
bon nrusuap na9 Berlin.
,Riinbom" entbieIt an feinbli9et
pOF 60 prosent 3situngen, 80 prp.
ssnt propoeanoosM Bacterial, 10 9ros
3snt @oren, aues feinbliden llrs
ipruugs uno in ben meiltsn JSIsn
an Gtrnlen NIT beuti9en 9eomen In
ben @sreinigtsn Stooteu.
Die 8erDffentTiGans F9IieBt NIT
ben 8orten: die obigen GinstIs
6eitsn aeisen, in ipeIGem umFonge DE
poft oft feinbIi9srIets benuRt pirb,
I'm @arert untex lImgebun5 Oer Be
I9rantunsgr1. ipel9e bic engliI9e RE-
sisrung porfisht, ju berfeneen. SIS
lift If1 ielbf BEL gr6Bter 4nItrens
gHns Der phnntaiie ni9t einfeber,, bdB
bic MG9r3nbI Der oben gendnnten Be-
I6la9aa9mtsn 4rtiteE ,poEfo9gn"
ober raJaufier4 Fnb, ipeI9e fif aletn
bes mOrrehts Der pOftfenounseR eFs
Freusn.-
3u Dbi9ert benlertt cine beutIns
ldabilae 3eitung: So fno tpunosrs
Tide, nber burndus britii9e @ebans
tsnsdnge, nit hsnsn bas 9onoon,r
ausDdrtige Nmt feline goitrdubereien
gu re6tfertisen fu6t. Daft Die
9riefpoit auf neutrclen G4ifIen bon
Der 8ei6Iagnabme fret 1T, permue
Die sngIif@e Hesieruug MIDI gu bes
ftreitsn. NlfO telt Iie bic neue 2ebrs
auf, bic Poit 6lrfe nt9t 0a5u be-
nubt" perben, nm .@aren unte1
llmssbung Der gei6rGntunsen, tpeIde
bic tngIifGe Hesieruug purfiebt, su
berieHben." Aber Die Nerfenhunq
tlsiutrsr Wdrenmsnsen ais uBorens
prOben" uno rMuitsr" lit ciue ourGs
aus berehtiste nrb npn Der goF
Idnsit onerfonnte litbuna hes 8ers
isRrs, nno ui4t bic eHaIiiat Re-
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gabuhuFsrauh.

Soma 9th, eSo., 20. Suli.
SIM bennGbarteft 3e 8itt orong
geitern IN aIIer Sriibe elm betpoff.
meter uto mosfierter aerl in Den
oortieen 8abnbof Elm, otuong oen
gtodtbeamten 6. s. SobIing, Die
SGnoe in Die S6he al beben uno
entnobm benz 8elbIdronf $27.5 50.
gsnf Der 9eroubung 3pang Der
Bandit ben @eorltefy i'm cine 0eiIe
melt olif ben 8abngeleiien 81 be-
gletten, ootnit oieier ntht @elegen.
belt bate, ben 4lorm 5u eeben.
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Gcbcn tinS Greibem
i'm SclSlaocr!
Sans NSbring bsiareibt, ipie bic
Milisen bon 9ebraSfa ibr
Eager anfdIaseH.

Slano @runoe Ger. 10. Snli.-
Wir bottcn cine siemlih CUTE 6abrt
big mir in @nDbeiprigbt. Ola. oil.
Ionaten. Gin @obnungliid, oaS lidJ
5tpon5ia Weilen Dor ms ereignet
bate, bieIt ms etipo Is Sttnoen
oitf. mo mir iporen ge5tpiingen nod
Mitsfogee enriidsufabren. Dies
bate fir ulg oos @iite, Dab mir i'm
6ortigen @imobaiis ein Shaierbn0
nebmen fonnten mas fir iins ole
IiderIi6 cine @obltat mar. Sn
&oititon Ger. botten mir baum nod
einmaL @eIcgenbeit, Elm Shauerboo
su nehmen in elmer ga0emftaIt,
ipelde Die Stnot our @ednemlidfeit
Der ouf Der 6abrt mad Der @ren8e
befinoli1en Gruppen erridtet bate.
Die @eiterfobrt perlief 5iennlid)
gIntt, bis mir etiua 200 Mteilen bon
Brownsville. Ger. entfernt paren.
Ole Ne1enaeit bate geraoe einee.
lett rno es moreit fl 3oa Hegett
eeiallen. 3ir fdmen bort 9ou'
neritag ourd. Ole ean3e @egenO
mar unter @olier u1o mir mibten
mebrmaIs pceen llnterpaidnuaen
Der Streden nnboIten, moourh mir
ipieoernm cine 9er5oeerling bon Ell.
mem Gag batten.
6reitng friib lnngten mir In linz
ierem Eager an, o6er bielmebr in
Dem @ebols in Incident mir unier
Eager oufidloeen ioIlten. 9ies mar
aeitern. @lollben Sie mir, mir bat.
ten Spob eeniig, tuenft man Is Spab
nennen nil. GoS Grite. pos mir
5u tlin botten, mar, oos @ebol3 bon
alien Strdiideru uno aafteen 81
befreieL Die i'm 8eee iuaren. @ir
fanoen uiele SdlangerL 3oranteIn
Sforpione uno pieles nnoere hinge.
oiefer, unO t0teten Die meiiten oabor,
oo mir nift puBteu, Oh ite giftig
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mint SeITD. Sir Mint StIlp Obet
.Wlint4 s@eI9mdf an dnbersn gelsss, bs'
Freit man bic Wints9ldtter bon ben 6tit,
len unb refRet bic 9Idtter bon 6--12
GtisIen duf IL gfditr Gels.. Mun ser,
briidt bic gidtftr unb binb,t fe in eip
GbeIeelotbsS ddden, bos man i'm 3sFa
NIT Der 0ruHt fo6sn IdBt. 9duptIG9lid
qi6t man grabnpples nbtr 9%raubtnsele
bisIen MintsG sinmdd. Mdn toft bal
Sudden 70 lunee NIT. Bis bic ssiuini4h
Gtdrte bss @eidmdds i'm Sru4issIss er'
rsidt in.
9tmbttrsGfftg. Mun bsSedt |
Quart gsersn nit giGg unb labt it "a
Gtunhsn fteben; nun bride man bic Bee,
rem aus BEN Gfiie uus unb fiise 4 4uurt
neue gseren BEN Gdft Bel. Bis bic @strsr
dui bieIe art br:l Nal bin1nsefiigt muir.
ben; bnnn fhIdgs maj if burd, erbisl
Re unb l9Gume Re ub. quf iebes pin
Sprup fommt Elm pfunb 3uder; isBt lGbi
man bas @anst trIt iohsn. ihdumt Il
uieberum ab, file q in Glaihen una
btripdbrs bisislbsn gut. )
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qlns Set, Gtaate.

Suberior. tSier berldie0 Mon.
tag nbeno Der bteiige Establishment
s. u. 8oerr rtah mebrmonatlider
aranfbeit. Ser GntihInfene mar
Dor ettuo bier Snbren bon Jrentont
mad Superior ge5ogen.
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abunniert nif aie xaoIidic aribiins
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31
SHINN RETURNS
TO LEAD CHOIR
At HACERSTOWN

HAGERsTOWN. Ind, March 81
Grover shinn. who directed the large
chorus at the Christian church revival
which closed one week ago last Sun
day will direct the music Sunday and
the chorus will sing. The singing will
be accompanied by an orchestra.
There will be preaching at the morn
ing and the evening services by the
pastor, the Rev. Chelan.... The home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Keever was
the scene OF merriment Monday even
ing when they were given pleasant
surprise by friends who had received
invitations from Chester Keever, to
be present at party In their honor.
There we're games, music and read
ings and ice cream and cake was
served. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
N. B. Thornburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lock,
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Abel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Brown, the Misses Ruth Brown,
Edna Wilson, Edith Lock, Alma Waltz,
Fida Combs Tavern Thornburg, Neva
Souders; Messrs. Chester Lock, Will
lam Waltz, Clayton Souders, George
Sherry, Wilbur Petty. Fred Waltz, Nor
rs Souders, Russell Highley, Irwin
Pierce and Miss Fannie Pierce.
Miss Anna Dililng, who has been visit
ing AZ ST Louis and indianapolis ar
rived home Thursday. -. Mrs. Charles
Abel of Alexandria, is a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Abel. Miss Alma
Kerr Of Moorland, was guest of Miss
Nellie Brant Sunday. Royden Wolf
gang has moved into Miss Merriam
Widows house, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Fowler OF Losantsville, have moved
into the residence vacated by the
Wolfgangs on Washington and Col
lege streets. -r0
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31

Minnesota proposes to spend nearly
$500, 900 this year for better roads.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31
TALKS
HELP CHURCH

Rev. F. G Kenny's subject at the
revival meeting at the First Baptist
church tonight will be The Agonizing
Church One of the most helpful fea-
lures of the meetings is the prayer
meeting beginning at Ills o'clock.
The messages of the evangelist are
proving remarkably helpful to the con-
gregation. They are delivered with a
simple earnestness that compels at
tention In his sermon last night on
Preparation for Service he said
the chief thing about such preparation
is faith in God. in the work of the
church, he said. failure after failure
has been recorded when ever condi-
tion of success seemed present except
faith, and at other times marvellous
success has come when the only ia
vorable condition was confidence in
God When Peter said to the lame
man, Silver and gold have l none, but
such as | have give l unto thee he
was not offering something of less
value than the money the poor man
had asked, but something of infinitely
more value. 1t was something he had
to give because of his faith in God
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31
NOTHING WRINKLES
FADES OR SHRINKS
Women save IS in an hour by dry
cleaning everything with
gasoline.

Dry cleaning at home is all the rage
druggist Any woman can do five
dollars worth of dry cleaning at home
at very little cost by dissolving two
ounces of solvite in two gallons of
gasoline; then immerse the articles
TO be cleaned; rub d little and in q
few moments the gasoline evaporates
and the articles cleaned look as bright
and fresh as new.
Dry clean your own silk waists,
dresses. ribbons. belts. kid gloves,
satin shoes. evening slippers. fine
laces, net work woolens, dresses. chill
dren's coats, furs. wells. neckties,
shawls, gentlemen's garments. fancy
vests, lace curtains, rugs. in fact.
everything that would be ruined by
washing with soap and water. Moth
ing viii fade, shrink or wrinkle, max
ing pressing unnecessary:
Dry cleaning at home is inexpensive
and effects tremendous saving in the
household and is really just as easy as
laundering. Any druggist will sell two
ounces of solvite which is simply a
gasoline soap and your grocer or a
garage VIII supply the gasoline Then
the outfit AS gasoline is very in
flammmable. be sure to do your clean
ing out of doors or in a room away
wash boiler or dishpan completes
from fire or flame, with the windows
left open.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31
.WANTED--:Mov|E men

INDIANAPOLIS, March 31-Want-
ed: Hoosiers to act in the movies.
That should not be a hard matter to
solve. Lots OF folks are anxious to
get in the movies but seldom have the
opportunity. The fact that big film
company is reeling off yard after yard
Of HoOsier film for the state centen-
nial celebration makes it easy to get
in. The film company has several
hundred employees but several hundred
more Hoosiers are needed to fill in on
various scenes. There isn't any money
4 in It and there isn't any work. All
one has to do is to get in the picture.
They'll tell you about 1t when they
get around to your neighborhood.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31
HERE'S PROOF
A Richmond Citizen Tells Of His Es
perience.

pericnce.
You have a right to doubt state
ments OF people living far away but
can YOU doubt Richmond endorse
ment'
Read il:
Edgar S. Mote. mail carrier. I'LL
South II street, Richmond, says: 81
suffered from backache and kidney
Weakness. The. least cold affected me
ond at times ] could hardly straighten
up, owing to the intense pain across
my kidneys. / began using Doan's
Kidney Pills. procured at Luken &
Co.'S drug store, and they made a per-
manent cure"
The above statement was given on
December IA. 1908. and on September
10. 1915. Mr.. Mote said: The cure
that Doans Kidney Pills gave me has
been permanent
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask f0r kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Mote has twice publicly recon-
mended Foster-Milburn Co, Props.
Buffalo, n. Y.-Adv,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31
CITY WASTES LAND
DECLARES LEONARD

No definite word has been received
by Prof. X. j. Leonard, head of the
local industrial. survey, who recently
wrote to the agricultural department
asking for an expert, at the expense
Of the government to study the local
situation regarding home gardening.
Prof. Leonard said today that he is
still hopeful that the department will
furnish an expert.
There is much ground in the city
that is going to waste that might be
made to yield a small profit said
Prof. Leonard
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31
Zen7o for Dundruff

You do not want slow treatment
when hair is falling and the dandruff
germ is killing the hair roots. Delay
means-no hair.
Get, at any drug store, bottle of
zemo for 25c or S1OO for extra large
size. Use as directed. for it does the
work quickly. 1t kills the dandruff germ.
nourishes the hair roots and immediately
stops itching scalp. 1t is sure and safe
is not greasy, is easy to use and will not
stain. Soaps and shampoos are harm
full. as they contain alkali. The best
thing. to use is zemo. for it is pure and
also inexpensive. ...
Zemo. Cleveland.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31
AUTO STRIKES CHILD

Frank Root driving a two-paSsen
ger Ford runabout, ran down small
boy on North A street, near Fifteenth
street, last last night, fracturing one
of the youngsters arms, but not seri
ously injuring him. The injured boy
is the son of Thomas Benham, North
Twelfth street. Root took him home
in his car The boy while playing
darted across the street, running di-
rectly in front of Roots car.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31
,NsPEcrs FIRE MoToas

Mayor Robbins. Fire Chtef MILE
and Alfred Bavis and Charles Mar
latt left last night for RochoOeors n
Y, where they intend to 1nsDect
chassis for fire wagons. Transportar
tion was furnished By . Rochester
manufacturing concern. John McNtnn
of the board lost his ticket and hed
to remain here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31
CLOSE BUM HOTEL
UNTIL next FALL

The cafe of the Hotel de Bum. one
ries, located in the basement of the
city building, has been closed until
next winter. Mine Host Vogelsong an
nounced today Throughout the win
ter every vagrant who has sought
shelter in the city hall basement has
been provided warm breakfast, but
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31

Sport clothes promise to be Of great
importance this year and, undoubtedly
because of this, the varied and numer-
Gus styles in sport wear have in
creased An attractive semi-sport out
fit is shown. consisting of tailored
blouse. white gabardine skirt and an
unusually smart plaid sport coat. The
cut of the coat features raglan
sleeve and hood back which Prov an
odd combination. The plaid is in
black and white and the lining and
pipngs are of green taffeta.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31

vogelsong declares that the hoboes
can now shift for their own forage.
There is no excuse now for q man
not having job" Vogelsong said to-
day.
Two Hotel de Bum guests who slept
there last night became so infatuated
with the place that Vogelsong had to
drive them out into the mellow sun
shine about o'clock this morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-31
LEAGUE OFFERS PRIZES

BRAZIL, Ind, March 31.-The Civic
league has offered prizes of 81 80 to
$40 for the best kept yards, gardens
and flower boxes in Brazil this sum-
mer.