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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-08
Nnoerf @rfolge Der &ul1en bon
Der @iener $eeresleitung tell
meilc be ltdtigt.
&eidstag genebmigt neue &riegsanltibe tit SO9e
bon 5wOlf Wfiaiarotn.
9eude baben bride Graba pur Soge ei gpern genonne


lifen 9ei6affenbett oes Serroins fiir
einen slngriif Die eroBten S6Dierlg.
feiten in Der 9an5en 8eeeno blloet.
sntsf pun Den Seiterreidern se-
rGnmt.
(Eepelac Der .sJifoeiateb Gres.")
9onbon, s. SUM 9ie SeIter-
rcifer boben 9utsf. cine Der 9reiefs-
feitungen in 0plhnnien, gcraltnit, mie
Die ruiiiihc @otid1oft in &om erfob.
rem boben mill.
Dlebrerc oiterreihiihe 8rigaben
iolen nit Der 6eitllng 9enonmcn
moroen fem. 6erner miro eemeIoet,
bob Die olterreidiiden 9irlen in &ols
bpnien ourhbrohen lino I'M gon6en
Ibihnitt pon 9utsf I'm fnlt 20 Wtel.
len 5uriidee5oaen moroen iino.
Sas !Silisperf fiir Iplen.
(Gepsl6c Der puniteb Rres.)
Berlin, s. Si,ni. 9teue &or-
iGI1qc Der bcuti6en &e9ierllng &c
qcnuber oen Der. Stnoten bctrcffeno
bas omerifuniihe Silfsperf in Den
pon bcn 7eutihen beiesten Seilen
Iolens iinb elmer halbontliden Dtcl-
ouna Sufolge Dem 9otihofter @eroro
rnterbreitet poroen. Sic ei,tbalten
Die GuBerIten 3ugeitanbniIie. Die
TeutihIono 5u MAIDEN I'M Stonoe ut.
gnSget nnb Nnleihe.
itcrba m, s. Sum-. Cine
! 9crlincr 9cpei6c nleloet, bob Der
8eidstag bas Suoget i'll allen ielnen
Scilcn angenommcn uno elnen
arieasfrebit pon ~ 0tiliaroen Otart
betpiligt bot
2mftansrifi anf SObOfen.
9onoon, 8. Slmi. Gin 6lie9er.
aeihmooer Der 9laiierten bot nit Gr.
fola Sobofen bel glntfuerpen beihol-
len, lpic ans Maitrid)t gemelOet miro.
Die Tclltl6en itunocn im Segrlrf,
einen Sorpcbo3eritorer in 5obofell
III bolen. 0as @cidllDaoer lplr0e
beiGoiien, fcbrte jebo6 unner'ebri
5uriid
Observation-Disclosures in Sd)On'
brnnn.
9onopn, s. SSuni. Cine Oepe'
id,c aus 9miteroam on bic @rGangt
telegraph So. melbct, oaB 6rieoens
oemonitranten, sum groBten Sctlt
,Srouen, am Wontae abeno BON gStei
mad, S6onbrunn niarifierten ini
Dor Dem S6loiie bes &oiiers nod
einem Sonocrfriehen nit &nBlanl
perlanqten.
3ablreid)en SSrouen gclane es, oel
Yoli5ei ais Dem We9e Sli gchen mi
in Die l1mgcbrng bcs S6loiies bi;
unn1ittelbur inter Ole Tripot5tlnmc1
ocs Serri6ers 5u geldngen. St
muroen perboftet, llno Die Ius
riiitilna Der Sd)loBfpahe nit Weaihi
nenaepebren ipar Die Solee Der Dc
monitration.
&niienerfplse. pon @ien beitatist.
(3epef6e Der .unitco Rres.0
9onbon, s. Sum-. 9ie Veito
! tigung Der ruiiii6en @rfolge in De
, Rieienoffeniipe oil Der oiterreihiid}e
;Sront lit in DEM geridt oes Deter
rcihiihen 9Irmee Saliptultartier
entbalten, pel6es einen &iidjug DO
fiinf ailometern bel Gina III be
noromeltlifen @ufoDiila 5ugiebt. d
slrtillerieaneriffe Der &Iiien fperoe
ols eridiitternb be5eid,net.
Die erobte aonjertration fono II
(EerHskuyns >--E G-i~-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-08

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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-08
&il nad) GbitagO fOm=
men, wenn ibn aOnDent
rnien iOlltt.

Spiter Ban. q. g., s. Sum-.
Col. 9iooiepelt mntmortetc beltc WiI-
liam g. Sadicn non Otornlono, Der
Inn 5um @eiu6 bes republifnnlifcn
nol.Sonpentes einselaoen bot.
te, pie folgt:
.Sn 8cantnortl,ne Sbres Sele-
aromrries fam idl MIR io9en, ooB Die
Sofe bei hem repliblifaniihen &on.
rent liegt. unb menn Der Gonpellt
fpiinid)t. Dob ih on i'm cine Anlpru-
de bolte. neroe idl es gerne tlin.
sd boifc iebr ernitlit,. ooB Die
Hepublifoner Iinb Yroereli1uen, IN
Gbieuao berionmelt, Itets ocn Grnit
Der Striic I'M 9luge bebalten meroen
oesaleihen Die Intfpenoigfeit, oab
ihr Sonocln on @urbc, 8oroiisild]t
unb Tutriotisnnts Der Strife gleih.
fonlmen nutb. SD boffe, bob ibr
,Siel icin Miro. nid1t mir einen Wtonn
All nominicren. Der I'M n1d1ltc1 9to-
penrber crnGblt merben fnnn, lon-
bern cinen Monn ppn iolfem Gin-
flub, Gboraftcr, letter lleberSeiiglina
nno erpropter Subiefeit, ooB er noh
iciner @obl oieic Station mieoer OIL
Den Hlas Itellen funn. ipobln tic ge-
hort. inocm or iidh iclbit treu ilno
bonit trcu Der 0tenidDbeit ntuht.
Groiioent gSilion bot. lpie gut ailh
icinc 9lbiifren marcn. bieIem Tnlfe
bcn id,Ichteiten 3ienit crpieien. Den
cin crnGhltcr Silhrer elmer eroben
9emofrutie ermeilen fonlltc. Gr bot
ous notionalc @elpll6ticin eingclullt
uno Die Seber crhobener nationuler
O1ptiue ousaeitaltct. inOem er iinIer
Golf lchrtc, 6offlinaenbe @ortc ols
Gntidobiaung ltb Sibne mir lfobl'
&C Soten unjiInehmen lno &orte 81
dcbrouhen. oic niGts bcoeiifen.
.Gs miro feline leidte 9luigabt
icin, oen Sclbitreipeft nlis iclucm
Sd,lunmer nieoer5uerpedcn. Iieicl
sluiqobe Iolltcn mir u5er ale itnier(
rcrciniqtc Gneraic 5iifilbren. IN
@ciitc @oibInatons uno Sincolns. IN
@ciitc cdlter oeinofrdtifd)er Siibrcr
idlaft."
8egen ben Tatiunalbnno.
,Sn nciteren @erlnuf Der lang
otrlligeu Scpcide iagte Col. &ooie
pelt:
Sic proieiiionellcn 7eutifancri
foncr, Die bur6 perihiebeSc Igenten
einihlieBlih iogenontte oelititome
rifoniihe 8crbdn0e. arbeiten, gebei
in bieiem slugenblid oen 0lifgliebcrl
sbres aonpentes ar oeriteben, ooi
Shire Sonblnngsipeiie i'm SSnterei'
nidlt Der Ser. Stanten, ionoern II
benz 9enti6lanos uno ienes Seile.
bes beiititamerifanii6en &otllm
iein miiiie, bos in ieinem 8erne unti
amerifaniih III Sf bptfe nit al
meinem Ser3en. oaB oos Sorgebel
bieIer ornflen. profellionelel
0eutihomerifoner Don Der grokeI
Sfabe unIerer Dtitbiir9er, Die gdni
lid ober teilpeiie oentid]en Vlute
iinb. uno bie, pie it eenalt weiB, u
poIlber;iaem 9lmerifanisms 90
feirem anoeren 9iirger itnieres Gan
hes iibertroifen fperben fonnen, mi
geru6tirne suriideefpieien peroe
miro.
rslber Ole profeiiionellen 9eiit'd
umerifaner iu6en Sbren &oupert
terroriileren: oenn lie piin,ben, 90
n6hiten Rouenlber elm Wonr erfpab
peroe, Der nidt in eutem @lanben ei
omerifanii6er grGiibent iein ica. 'oi
bern Der 9i3e.aonie einer anslnro
i9en @eeieriine Gs lieef IN Sbrel
annneirt, in en1pbatiiHer Weiie lte 81
riidsuweiieu~.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-08

Die ein5ige fdsribe oeuf.
f@e Beitnns in 2ai6iean.
rpec6e oie 9epefReu Ger
HH. YreHe Brinet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-08

- observation-disclosures uadliten
Sonntas. glnsitellnnsssrnnoe. Spe'
sieae 10-Meilen Wfidlisan Sfueep.
itafes fir ats.GhampiDnibip. Bette
WotOrraoiabrer Der 0elt. Gintriti
80 Gents, einidlliehlidD @ranb Stamb.
Snteritate &acins AiioeiatiUn. (sln5)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-08
&ommt &ooleDelt Die
grobe. Trage.
9iesmal als Triebtnsitifttr ber=
beigeiebut.

rer herieten iiber ben Soriflo9,
Gooiepelt nod Gficago ein5ulnben,
uno ioIlen enti6icben hoben, bob
bieic GinIooung erfolgen ioa. menn
lih Hooiepelt Ielbit oobin erfloren
mil, onb cr fcine Domination nr-
nchmen unb i'll Elm Ibfomncn mir
Die 9lusIpobl eines Der republifoni'
ihen Sanoionten cintrctcn nollc.
,Sm @egenioe 81, bicier glniiflt cr-
fIGrten fiibreilbe &roareiiipc, boB ibr
&onpent Den Colonel nonlinieren
meroc, aleihgiiltiq mos i'm Goliicltm
rbcr in oen geratilnqs5inlmern oerT
rcpublifoniihen Tarteifiihrer be.
iGtoiien perben iollte. @illiam gll-
fen @bite bon &onios behouptete
iteif unb ieit, boB &ooicpelt helte por
Ntitternod,t bon ben Erogreiiiuen no+
niniert unb @oup. Sobnion bon Go'
Iifornia linn oIs 9ouieenoiie 5ilr
Seite gcitellt werben piirbe.
glnocrerieits purbe eeinet, bob
nod Dor 9lbenbonbrud bcutc 6ric-
hensfonferen5cn amiifcn Den beioen
0ortcien 6urd bepollmo6tigtc Mus
ihiiIie beailmen merben. Die Or
ncnnllnq iol6cr 9lusihiiiic lei geltern
perSoaert norben, neil in ben mir bic
ten1porGre Organization aeltenoenge.
Itimmi,naen feine Nutoritot mir Die
Grnennung Der Ausidiiilc 81 finocn
mar. Sic nelten Regeln mcrbcn iol-
die NlutoritGt eeben. 9lnberc rcpr-
hlifoniihe iSiibrer erflorten micocr,
bos oies MIR cine glusrebe lei, BOB
man I'M rcprbIifoniifcn 9oeer sur
lleber5euaune eelonet mare. oo5
Suabes hic 9eominotion erbolten
meroe. unh boB nlun bon Setten
Rooicpclts feline nennensDerte Sppn-
iition eriparte.
Die nabriheinlid)e Nattfprm.
| (Scpefne Der ,lIntteb 8res.)
6 bicoac, s. SSuni. Die rebl,-
blifoliihc TIottfornl, Die belite pom
9eotionol. ol.9onoent nngenon1men Der.
ben miro, mirb iih Dor alem 6iisitr-
item eines unaeteilten .Nmerifonis.
NUS" ousipre6en. Serner miro lie
cine SSlotte befiirporten, Die feline on
bere @toht in Der @elt 5u iiird)ten
bGtte uno iiir cine itebenbe glrn1ec,
arob ae1uQ, nm ben &ern elner ertcf'
tipen mobiIen Streituloht i'm 8rieps.
folle 5u biloen.
Eie 3Sroge 6eS iSrouenitimmredl'
tes NOR berte friib nod nidt erleoigt.
Oieie 0la11fe ioll Dem g9eiolutions-
9[usi6uB Dor Der enbeiiltieen gnt.
Iheibuua porgelegt peroen.
Gie 9lottforn miro feline Erobt.
ions,Tlanfc entholten.
Gin neiier @orif,log miro babin.
aeben. bab Die 9inbes-Regierllne
Die pcllfonrmene &egulierurg oller
Transportation ubernebme uno NIT
ben SoblIoien itootli6en gobn-aon1.
miliipnen uiifrdiIme.
Nie einseluen Ylanfen.
Gie ~llniteb 9Sreb" erfobrt ous
better Guelle, baB bic @lonfen Der
9lottform neientlif foleenoe sSor.
, 0erungen biloen iper6en:
i ariegsbereitihoft: Bic Tlottform
erfIGrt iidl iopobl mir n1ilitoriide ols
ou6 inbuitrielle gereitidloft; cine
qrobere SIotte. Die inntanoe iein 'oll,
J glmerifas SSntereiien .iiberoa IN Der
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-08

@anne Niineral. nno SHrfiide
gGbcr fiir RGnner lnb GraiIcr. Of.
fen bic nnrAe Saa. l4nS)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-08
Grnite Spaltnng nnter
Yrogreiiioen.
&abifalc Derlangen nad
gtOminierllng GDl.
HOOieDelt.
apnieruatipe hpffen nod immer anf
srieben nit u. :. =.
Glattfprm idleint in Sniter Ban &c.
simmert iuDroen III iein.
Stebenoe glrmee nnb Sluanssmeiier
Yfilitdrbicnit seforbert.
f9eecI6e Der -nniteh @reb. y


Ghicoao, s. Slini Brpereiiipe
Raoifole 9lailbcn, onB Colonel Hoo-
Ieuclt nod por Witternadt hcutc pom
Dem aonpent iciner Eartci nomlniert
peroen miro. Tic &onlerpatiuen
inter ben @ulmooiern glaitben, ooB
Die Domination blnaitsgelhoben
Dcroen miro
@corae ". Ycrfins, Der lid, am
ipGrmlten fiir ein &onTeren5 slbfonl-
men nit ben &epublifonern einlcet,
hielt acgen 0etternaft cine Sonic
rens nit @ouu. Sobnion bon Golitor-
uin, SscarStraus mo @m.S 8. Gibbs
pon gtetD gorf oh Ionn milroe
Serr Rooicpclt i'll Spiter Ban per
Selepbon ungerufen.
Ser 9lusid,uB fiir 8eihoitsoro-
nlma lmb permonente Organization
fonntc iidl ailf oas belItigeTrogranlm
nid,t ei1igen. Is beiBt. oaB oas fon-
ieroatipe Clement irnItanoe mar,
ourd)snieten. boB @alter 9roipn bon
Chic ;im permanenten %oriiter Dor
acihlaaen iperben miro.
Ruoiepelt ipridjt ans Tlattfprm.
(9eeei6e Der -slfoeiatcS @reb.O
9bicuao. s. Slini Yslmerlfa'
nismus" Roolepelt id)er Irt mn
ariegsbcreitid)aft, uno 5ipar nlilitdrl'
ld)e. aciltige, ofonpmiidle utlo inoit'
itrieac, biloen Den 2eitiaben Der beu'
te ae,inlmertcn Tlottform Der Yro-
areiiipcn, ole am 9tadlmittag ooei
ip6teitcns morgcn friib Dem &onpeiti
3ur 9lnnobme llnterbreitet Dcroer
Iaa
Die 9lonfe iiber .9lmerifonismts
entbGlt olleroinas fcine oircfte @r
mahnllng Der .9inbeitridl slmerifa
ner", tritt ober in energiidlen &orter
fiir Die 9eidliitllne umerifanlihel
Redbte gu @aiicr imo 5u 9anb. iii
Die @ahrim9 Der Ghrc uno oes Gin
flillies lnierer Station" unb fiir oi
9lufredthaltlIng Der Sittegrtfof DC;
internationalen Hedltes
Inter ocu onoercn 6oroerimgel
lit Ole I0al,ptiorOerllns. SaB cine tic
ben0e Nrmec BON 250,000 Vtann I'M
.,ein Spitem fiir nllgcmciuen Wfili
t6roienit. cine 9iirgerarnee, burd
iniere Hationalregierlrne fontrol
liert" eeid)aifen Deroe
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-08
CNcnefcbe Der ,llntteb Nres. ,

(5ortiesnno ouf seite Sd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals.

FEASEL-Sarah Feasel, SO. died at
her residence. six miles southeast Of
the city on the State Line road, Sun
day morning. Death was due to pneu.
monia. Up until her recent illness
she had enjoyed the best Of health
despite her advanced years. She Is
survived by one daughter. Mrs. Benja-
min Doren, with whom she made her
home. and one son Frank Feasel. OF
this city. The funeral will be held
from the residence Tuesday afternoon
at Q O'Clock. Central time. Burial will
be in the State Line cemetery.
BRANNEN-Mrs. Ellen Brannen, 70,
died at her residence, 10 Randolph
street. Saturday night. Four children.
Mrs. Margaret Gordon, William Bran
men of Richmond, Thomas Brannen OF
Chicago, Mrs. Thomas Shigley OF
Washington state, survive. The fu-
neral will be held from the st. Mary's
church Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock.
Rev. Father Cronin will officiate. In
terment will be in the st. Mary's GENE.
terry Friends may call at any time.
WHITNER-Lena c. Whitner. 70,
died Sunday evening at the residence
Of her daughter, Mrs. Fred s. Ander-
son, 1875 South Tenth street. Friends
may call Monday evening or Tuesday
from 10 until 3 o'clock. Interment will
be at Akron. Ohio.
MIKESELL-Lottie Maxine Mike
sell, the 6-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herschel Mikesell Of Swift Cur
rent, Canada, died at the home Of her
parents Tuesday, Jan. 18. The body
arrived in the city this morning and
was taken to the home OF the grand.
mother. Mrs. Jesse Townsend. III
North Tenth street The funeral will
be held from the Christian church In
Whitewater. at 2 o'clock Tuesday after
noon. Burial will be in the White
water cemetery. Friends may call at
any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
SMITH DENIES HoLDUP

Henry L. Smith, a cadet in the Sal
walton Army, arrested Friday on a
charge of grand larceny, denies that
he was the man who robbed Miss
Marie Dillon of her purse about two
weeks ago. Miss Dillon said Smith
looked like the man who had robbed
her but the police are almost con-
WINGED that the young Salvation army
worker was not responsible for this
crime. Smith admits having stolen a
watch from a home on South Ninth
street, and $500 from a young woman.
He denies any other criminal opera
tions in this city. He will be bound
over to circuit court on grand
larceny charge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24

whether a Federation of Churches
in Richmond will be organized will de-
pend largely on the report of COM
mittee Of three members of the Min
isterial association. The committee
will be appointed this week by Rev. E.
e. Davis. president of the association.
The suggestion that such an organ
ization be perfected was made by S. E.
Nicholson. editor Of the American
Friend.
Pastors Discuss Change.
After considerable discussion on the
proposed change Of the time of meet
ing of the association from semi
monthly to weekly sessions. the minis
tiers took a vote and a tie resulted.
Six members favored the change and
six were opposed. The chairman, Rev.
Davis did not cast his vote, explaining
that he did not care to assume the re-
sponsibility. The members voted as
follows: Against the change, E. G.
Howard. w. o. Stovall, J. P. Cham
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
mOLDERS STRIKE
FOR BETTER PAY

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Jan. a.
Demanding an increase in wages.
twelve molders employed at the
Bertsch and company foundry. this
place. Saturday left their work The
molders through a representative.
made formal demand that the COM
pany increase their wages before they
would return to work in the foundry.
This the company refused to do.
At opening of the shop this morn
ing no one resumed work. Later in
the day an arrangement was made
whereby the men were to return to
their work till Thursday by which time
the company hopes an adjustment sat
isfactory to both parties can be ef-
fected. The men returned to work
late today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
NURSES WANT PLACE

The executive committee of the Do
nestle Science association is in ne
gotiation with several experienced Wis.
iting nurses, and it is probable that
an appointment will be made within
the next two or three weeks. The
nurses committee, with Mrs. Paul
Ross as chairman, has applications
from a large number Of trained nurses
but the committee will attempt to Sc
cure a nurse that has special training
in visiting nurse work. Several of the
applications have come from nurses
in New York and Boston.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
CLEAN CITY ALLEYS

Beginning tomorrow thorough
cleaning will be given to every alley
in the city. The work will continue
throughout the week. Citizens are ask
ed to assist in this work by gathering
up all refuse in the alleys in the rear
of their properties so that the alley
cleaning gangs will have no trouble in
collecting the same. John McMinn of
the board will have charge of the
gang operating north of Main street.
John Heidelman, foreman of the alley
gang of the street department will
have charge of the work south of
Main street and west of the river.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
NARRATEs SAD STORY
TO GET s12 CASH

Jim Smith, colored, was fined 81
and costs for intoxication today, and
later 1t is probable he will be charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. He has been employed by
the McConaha company. Sunday he
told three members of the firm that
his wife had just died and that he
needed some money badly. Walter
McConaha and Glenn McConaha each
gave Smith IS and August Raysteimer
gave him 81. Later it was discovered
that Smiths wife had died over a
year ago. Smith had IS on his person
when arrested.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
new Term OPENS
WITHOUT PROGRAM

No formal program will mark the
beginning of the second semester at
the high school, Friday, Principal F..
G. Pickell said toda.
REGULATIONS of the students will close
on Thursday noon to permit the teach.
ers time to make out the cards and re-
ports and reorganization of the classes
will be perfected Friday morning.
The Garfield school pupils and 9th
er pupils who are entering the high
school for the first time will report in
Room 20 of the high school building
at o'clock Friday noon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
Polo Wednesday Night In
dianapOlis VS.. Richmond. 24+2t
FOR RHEUMATISM


AS soon as an attack of Rheumatism
begins apply Sloan's Liniment. Don't
waste time and suffer unnecessary
agony. A few drops of Sloan's Lini-
ment on the affected parts is all you
need. The pain goes at once.
A grateful sufferer writes: 81 was
suffering for three weeks with Chronic
Rheumatism and Still Neck, although
tried many medicines, they failed,
and I was under the care of a doctor
Fortunately l heard of Sloan's Lini-
ment and after using it three or four
days am up and well. l am employed
at the biggest department store in S.
F. where they employe from six to
eight hundred hands, and they surely
will hear all about Sloan's Liniment
H. B. Smith, San Francisco. CAL
Jan. 1915. At all Druggists-adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
CLEANLINESS ATTENDS
DAYTON AUTO SHOW

Albert Chamness, chairman of the
joint committee considering the ad-
visibility of holding an automobile
show in Richmond next spring. and
William Quigg, a member Of the COM
mittee, visited the Dayton industrial
exposition Saturday and will make a
report to the committee this evening
The automobile show held in connec-
ton with the Dayton exposition. was
one of the chief features, and the To-
cal men were so we'll impressed with
the show that they believe a similar
plan can be worked in Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
DISCUSS
RICHMOND SURVEY

J. T. Giles, superintendent Of the
public schools, has returned from Min
neapolis where he attended the annual
convention of the National Society for
the Promotion of Educational Voca-
ton. A meeting of the committee
which will direct the industrial survey
to be conducted here this week, was
held in connection with the conven-
ton. Mr.. Giles, w. F. Book of the
Indiana state board of education and
r. J. Leonard Of Indiana university
were among the members. DR.. Leon
ard will come to Richmond this week
to begin the survey.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
WOMEN OF SCHOOL
SuPERINTEND SERVICE

Sunday school services at the Cen
trail Christian church were conducted
wholly by the women Sunday. About
800 persons attended. The women
taught the classes and assumed charge
of the various departments. The pro-
gram consisted Of two special num-
bers by the orchestra, reading by
Miss Lemonte Lyon and a solo.
The officers for the day were: Su-
perintendent, Mrs. George Chrisman;
chorister, Mrs. William Doyle; secre-
tary-treasurer, Miss Iowa Mansfield.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
BECK ISSUES PLEA
FOR COOPERATION
UNDER new Plan

More cooperation and less "kick-
ing is Postmaster Beck's solution of
the rural route problem In Wayne
caunty. The revised routes are now
underway and for the past two days,
the carriers have left the office on
schedule time and with the exception
Of having to employ substitutes. the
mail is being distributed and the car
riers are becoming better acquainted
with their routes.
Frank Wilson, superintendent of
mail, said today that the farmers will
have to learn that it is absolutely nee
essary to have their names written
plainly on the boxes and whenever
possible, boxes should be grouped.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
WAR BULLETINS
FRENCH SHELL MoNAsrlR.

SAloNlkA, Jan. 24.-A fleet Of for.
ty-fIve French aeropIanes have bonn.
barded Monastir. The railway station,
the military barracks, and the eulaar.
ian and Austro-German munitions
were badly damaged. Two Austrian
and Bulgarian armies are driving
through Albania with Avalone and d.
raxzo a. their objective. These are
the two principal Albanian ports, and
with these In the hands Of the Bull.
garian and Teutonic forces the Allies
could not land any troops In Albania
for thanking movement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
pInpLY? WELL. DON'T Del
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OF With DR.. 8dWardo'
Olive Tablets

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EdWards' Olive Tablets. The skin should
begin to clear after you have taken IL
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-24
CHARTER INTERuRBA::!

In response to requests of teachers
and students, Principal F. G. Pickell
of the high school is making arrange
ments to have a special interurban car
carry a local delegation to Newcastle
Friday night to see the basketball
game with the New Castle and Rich
mond teams.
Fifty reservations must be taken be-
fore the car can be chartered. The
special will leave here at o'clock Fri
day afternoon.