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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-10-04
THE COOLEST MORNING

The thermometer at the weather
bureau station this morning recorded
rs degrees, the first killing frost OF
the season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14
CHAUFFEUR IN ACCIDENT
IS RELEASED BY COURT

J. Fl. Gardner, a Jitney driver, SIT
North Sixth Street, whose car was
overturned on the night OF April II,
on Pumphouse Lane. severely injurtnr
three passengers. two of them young
women. was acquitted yesterday in
Justice Johns court on a charge OF
careless and reckless driving.
Frederick Maloney. 103 East Cary
Street; Miss Lillian DrfscoIl. % West
Marshall Street, and Miss Roberta
Arbaugh. the last two young women
twenty and nineteen years of age. re-
spectively. were all injured so serious
ly that they were taken {, a hospital.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

Etxhty-Tfve Acres, water Front OF
ware River; we'll fenced: nice or
chardi a. acres IN cultivation large
Colonial dwelling. ~ rooms, recently
painted and paperad. water and bath
viii exchange for city property a
reasonable price.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14
THE RICHMOND vTRaINIAN-sUNDAY, NAY Il, 1918.
Real Estate

We have a client who Is compelled
to sell his home in this beautiful sub-
urb in, the next thirty days. He needs
the money, and we must sell. II you
want a home built we'll from top to
bottom, No. l material storm sheath
ed, double floor oak, nice lot, and by
far the best location in Battery Court,
this home should suit you.
The house is located on Stuart
Road, s rooms and attic, hot-water
heat, and nice large lot. Terms very
easy. We can make them to suit you.
JULIAN C. ANDERSON & CO,
sl5 East Franklin Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

he wise Like the Other Fellow. Save
money. Suits Hponged and pressed.
2se HOwARD'S, si< W. Broad
Randolph 1905.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14
WALL ST. PAPER
| SAYS PLANT To
: Be BIC ONE.
Call York River Enterprise
Third Giant Develowiyut
ofiha--OupGk~

). Tha u'ii''amseurssrs And those In
~ teresth&> In the iaisst~senterpriss OF
l. tho Duponts on The York River are
5. not alone In their belief that the
ID Duponts contemplate the oonSruc-
q ton OF large plant on tho banks Of
X the York is shown In the folio wing
" article carried in yesterdays issue OF
When \ n 4Ssrs, asyas' ,.ss.;
\ tiers:
y Construction OF the Dupont Powder
T tompanys new dyna mite plant on
+ Inc York River, near William sburg.
| va. IN ia" third giant s'rr..ifspmcnt
! - tt~ 's'ir,iEi'it sinct the .,t,i l,r,aS ,,r
i IN" WIT "h', II ,fc, "iopno,sut - ,,t Is f,i,~
= ii'',d" THE brirint~ the worlds largest
I hnHr;Dt turers ~ explosives ~ pree-
I'M Lac -linsAHniH t,t. credited vain
-"hr,>'n tug the ~inc~ nhrf half the
r"s hrr The. are usiHs. i,.n ,ss,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

eco Acres, 200 Marsh Land, 90 Acres
upland. 30 acres highly improved
and in cultivation; we'll fenced; o.
room bungalow. with water and
room for bath; barn, with water in
same; all necessary outbuildings:
rowboats. l launch splendid fishing
and hunting; hne water front; "a
miles to railroad. near wharf. 81
600.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

Forty-Ffve Acres, Near Railway Sta
ii IN. on good road, eight miles from
city. Good deal of timber. suitable
for cordwood. Price $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

| that supply IL can be Tuesssd f,o..8
the stAttmett by military men fhSs
IN certain battles In the present Coz.
nict more powder is used thnn in tba.
Civil War in this country.
While the now. PUNT 1T Williams. 4
purE wiii,uot- he as largo NJ tho mum Il
moth snnokeiess plant at Hopeveal
which sprank up around City Polna
va, last year. where more than - ri
eva men uro now empluytsr. and ti,.s
mohhiy tuy roll Is oycf 81. SOC. aSss.
u IL pinniicd to be tire largest ,i,vsu
INTO making plant In the Dupont or
gnnization
This Plant ut wiliiamsb ufg differs
rom those at Hopeweli and rarne,-~
r"ln'. IN that ITS uond rustlon IL fs,ra
IN" manufacture Of u ,,ps,ilurri.i,i ,,rs,.
duct ns dist'nyuishc,rfr Vnf YH1ff13rv
rEplosives dynamite Il used p,jm-4
paiiy In blasting, mining. fsrmirL
an, excavation work.
Present demand for dynamite n thnn
largest In the experience OF the trsAs'
owing to the unusual activity Of ~"
mining Industry ana the inrrea sed NJ.
otssaplostves In farm work.
Farm land near the plant n ses,.
ing for close 10 3aoo an AGRA. an IN.
.nousnt or prics.nsess1a locaiion
of the Dtp~N4R th.r. aatSu a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14
CLEANING AND PRESSING,

Cali ON Howard when You Get Ready
20 have your Palm Beach cleaned
and pressed We clean and press for
4nc. Called or and delivered. Ran
dolph 1905
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

0aibert x Pollock. attorney for
Gardner. said the accident was due
TO the blowing out OF q tire. Neither
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14
WOOD AND COAL.

Suits sponged ana Pressed. zeci
cleaned Use. HOwARD'S FRENCH
DRY CLEANING CO. 3I& W. Broad.
Randolph 2sos.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

Of tho occupants OF the CIR ~
to say that II sas exceedink tt
limits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

we Have Many other Farms Near This
city. both large and small. near car
lines and railroads.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

Apply for Free Catalogue.
r. B. CHAFFIE e. CO, INC.
Main and Twelfth Streets.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06
lust MATTER OF PERCENTAGE
Lss.sstcr Hsa Figured Out He;-e1
- Which re Vetsd EisH; ~ Ma
iory ef Gases

During tHe last session of IVES. m
->..---e one member. g tall. a----
- aa with g white uuS-ache q tAs
va'--, f1--e-n and tie facll-y q he-
IL able -a throw both his thumbs car
c. ia.-t at vi,l made himself cu-s7lc-
cr-s ly voting No" on every hin. rs
1.atol - o.her fo-ra Of business that
came up However innocent s meas
--s ui. -, g.. this man voted against t.
s-r-torious,y.
Finally leE' slstor weakened under
.he s-rain and approached the gentle
I.al ui.A the walris whiskers.
why ! itf- asked the man. -tlat
son vote No oH evsrythinst-
I'm tell ycl,~ sid he e the wal-u'
--s'a,te. with q couhte-tial air -Sey-
er'y-ive q those ti'ls and resolutions
ar tai zn1 ought never 20 be passe-i-
AMI ----- that any man who votes
--.t - 7-r cent u he time i 4 pretty
---url god les slato-.-
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06
EFFICIENT FORCE IS NEEDED
Rssss sss-ia Sc lee..- Af;sr q; A.
Seascrs 60 Nes- s-s se-. -
cle-s:sr. Sepif-.

Tree- cu- v-eSe-t system q county
gke --ziutsnznc,s rCa1s have t--eo
rs.osivinc = cgsn.lty - crushed stone
GO their -noS. -;rzvs.t-5 al1 seru-os'
ss>cii rs tbs : uscs.Iy aTpue1
sf,er 4 r-Ati1s sci s-raq--c ot ths
surface o IL ne -ufs Thls grad
INK : ssrzl1urusI affair Tie .->:
s-ze.l. Is do1c iu ths ,e-v sr-.-s
tus; aS tNe -aSd> are t1e---1y
tAsve5 ard h----I-u< 60 3-y s..t- tas
hesvieS- - tie vl--s- f-,~1-> E-s
szf,'y 1vs- T-tva-S O. tsss 20 1---
thsy osrec t,-co--s log l-rs 80 .sey
U15 4l-sos- .--v4S,sl,.s @ -Ae h,zV.-;
ic2 sed v4c--S l. su-A = ca-1--l-
tAey arr .zSy ---u-t E-- Az-5 O.
Eae-1 L . .hs So = -z7.-z-1ae-;
rCS1s -A2i have Ev,1 -.ss - -tt A.
T~zl - v%---t-,s-r Ha-1 sl-1s ---5
rCt1 uot - a1ST 4+s,--s-. y t.,s
f-s~ze Aa3 tH.ES Ne 1nt s--ls.iss..
s-aae sz-s-,o- - ~ sossr rrEr e.:
c-zri r,a2s = many -s-s-.r--s s-'-s
D: snias - s>isv,e a-,. .,rsr sr.cs-
ssrs ln1E1s fs--rs- Tsc c-zs.s,1
= &C. --us6s and sFsr syu-s1,,s.5 "a =. =
I-us as cccsc-srs - Asyi,.21s ss1-t1e--.
rui3s 1,sss5 1--sr-lrc 49, ~ <-Ss
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06
Save osss-a

IA, early t4>h.71 il slt-1lte-y.
Where O.. q ->--i -A-r-ls we're en-
jed b. S4v5- -v~.-l : SUI s9.i 10
--e = - --zt -z-s- 10 large trade.
ar .-=-e = Sc------- attractive abu-t
I-s r----->s 1cl s.eZv-Iary a,-emq;
8: c--2---.z-o-, b-t il : tela. rap
i--y p-s--i ir-o Tie chaos q lh.-ss
,Az- vs-e. o. -ezsou q the preferred
method = C-Lz=s1t.nE With bullion
i---es = I1-s : ss Slzvic IS The 9th.
- -as--e-. D.: !; suits sa-n better.
i = ~ Es.1 z. evening gowns. IN;
e.;s = d, z-e ss-s-4 over wide range
q EErus-ts
b. t1s way. i is vel q Vct your
= -s1,s C tsrG:-l chain s-.:chsry.
- .- ., % - IL The to.sfrGnt ot IA sh-
.o1 ---- TIE winter.
-csy-s-- S-k - t1s M-C.--s Ss~..
saE@- SE---4;sH
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06
Blouse Remains High in Favor

elrile-d In below the waist with silken
ccri knotted At the ends
Bot the woman who chooses sucn
4 t-cck. while she will have the sat-
istacHoa u knowing that II Is In the
t-st fashion must keep well IN mlnn
that It's opportunities are limited IL
viii r.., serve for the theater. the res
izuran. or an afternoon reception or
cart rSrty. Il is also heavy anu
warn under toP-c1at. and only gives
IS full ned of value in those sea-
sons and In those climates that permit
9: - - worn in the open with nothing
additional bvt set of furs. BY the
early spring i; may he In high favor.
Satin Leasing o;ne- Fabrics
on the other hand satin In 8 thick
weave seems 70 otter Itself a. fab
ne .or the majority q activities that
FL % the life q the American votn-
al. !; can - stretched far enough TO
take The place - & co4t suit Il one
-1lS- bs s-cooc-.caL
TIE dressnasers are using Il for
-l0-ulr- frccks worn ~ Schoolgirls,
to- 1fte--oo- occasions that range
from -11inrs 20 restaurant danc.ne
~ .1f -usl evening f-otks that serve
~. oaly TIE wc--au who has few of-
T----u5-tss 2rd les desire tlr ~"
gorgeous gowns that The smart -!
v--rs. tu, a-so for The fashionable
vr-1- who sshes. f-r q time, 20
2vc.d The b.iIlisIcy q slleatli eve
---- s--re.
Alo-c with velvet. II forms The
to-- 1srso- fo- The most Oriental and
--e1svs! hall gown. h-; in - simpler
forms il : .n duh c0,o-s and merely
trimmed vi,h chz.- s-.tclery and q b.,
q: --e-zl-c threaL Cray has taken
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06
HATS HERE AND TO COME
i-sc--s:s, - ,.e Sueje-, 80 IN.
S<is>-s siii-e-s TIA: Will Sc
Fs--- l-;e-eEir,-

May voc1ea are ready fo- their
ss'c--1 las = the seaSoa- others have
.-sE sslscte-- ths.. Ers-. ans san 9th.
- hare As-r 19st yet % select. To
Al tArss classes, however. the subS,,,,
. E----s-y = AZ Interesting o1s.
E--- it-y - the thing in ,Ae -sy
= ---Z-s. 4 co1h.nAuoa q ma.
ts--a-s = Es~i L many cases 70 de-
vs-op sc .esl- "a a hrcwu hat 4
Little daisy ces-Sn has is petals en-.
h''--s-s- = rilkS1 whl.@ the leaves,
stsz-s AID csu;srs are IL SIX.
4 .evel b.a-1s, a. vtlve: las stream.
s-s rszcA1s o TIE shoul6rS Tue
sz-s'1 1z-@-s are made Q: several strand.
- k.ctte1 vo-s-e.d
s--PSs r-iz=,ars such as single
r''se- a. o-l1Eelt made q feathers az
~. IVA! - l=lauoa- are nsos, s1sx,
-ve-
4 1ove feature Is q nseNpleos with
Ne s...s c-lsAed 70 form sail chsnrs
i%srs<s- Teesse are arranged So ths,
tasy sAAl s< 6ecorsuve as well a,
grc-cA
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06
No Change in Styles Has Any ef.
feet on the Demand for
These Garments.
roo SERvlcEAsLE TO GIVE UP
rnese Na-e = America Fuli. Equal &c
A-y Ser. cse- {, esrisia, Oesis.-
e--Ns-e., e. Materials Ter
F-esa 10 Feature
CO Ire Sease-.

New Ys-S-TAe r@ople Who make
I'D sell hio1se> are complaining today
2-5 tAs demand tor these garments is
tzll1c o@ t-,-@ -ss the o-e-yle,ce gown
SSs t-s-e1 fe-11 - satisfying and he
icy--co2t - cozfo-lAHle. - tAey S7e.
TIE Ga; SIT v74s ozly intended a. :
s--.ct.y ssrN~; c4r-csai. hEi i has been
s5op-s-- a. Costume tAat se-veS a.
purposes. U--il ocs rt-res tcr the
2 .1,. sa1 :rca tie way THAI hundreds
q wc-1s1 vsz- i. o1s tsx.s ,hey are
5-I-ve1 q aetna. h4pq-1sss y kSy-
- lc clSe2r1 IL w4ea tie lsai :
.---c3 g
4 failing - IN h,o1sss i s,wsys
,t-s1is-s,3 a. each season z5va-rss /.
L-1 szch sezSc-. sess .As- ss--1- Ike
g-z-1-s a. c--c-S Whatever C-e
ss-rs- c-e : b---ea; y o. he t--dl-
-- c.l; certain number @ b.o-ses
ere -t-eS.4-y - h4rl-1es>: they Z;
= Wien, osL-: c1--ez.ts tzi. - - .ls-
q. TIE -ea vh3 make then. sd
c.-z-1- e->e II New Yo-k sSy
,1ey csl1o; tzke zI-lhs- order - slX
Ea-t1s and tAz; :oT * y-s-s they
-4ye -a: h@1 breathing sr-L %ve1
,~-as~- lie seasons
S-z-- women vs. uSei 2, order
'1s.- be->-> t-rl Fa-.s tFcz-Se =
re exquisite e-l--u1-z hive .o--5
t-s Eet-l.l l-z1~ 4l-. - .-T-,ss-t. 2
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06

utilized under THE name % nslanrs.
plaui that furnishes the d.ny
ford - = T-oTie must - one Of %
little value. But IL is ye; q quesroo
10 vh4t extent the food vzlue of this
part wiu o. utilized in the Uuitec
>-siss. - yei comparatively tew uer.
p.e are p~-~oaaly acquainted air II.
ard generally 10 may - sid 20 l.e al.
-onst unknown u laos; icczuties 81. .-e
MI
Bu; - l--e portions ~ the Sar,h
ii l. rc,hahle thai tt.ls eroV csuld -
-sce 8 u1ch up-e successful and
pr,- -rstle oae than lrish r.s-2to~-s Fo-
family u~e z coalt hearty - c-i'e
-. >'it--e - the pas1ta Tte Gals
srs ,--I. us-it o. r.1rSs. = four5 fc-
-.,--.1u ~ fe1 % Rive r-o.eS p.c>
-ous n- f.-u'try. l'.s especially .Eve
----. fa-ri to thrye % ts>ttel vite
almost o. o-hc- fo.-t RAJ l .1--s \
80 tf>l-~-s r--l-rs r7-t c-.u-'
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06

TIE t4she~n Is vegetable Shich
- Uzitei States depS rrmeni q ayr
~u',u-e "a rs.-rn;,y intrsducs-i into
- cauutry. srd uhich = slr-Gg -
- C1ur cuite extensively n scme
2 ne se-tNs-- s-stss
Tnis veSe;zt's lss ,uher that nay
- zlsas ve-y satisfactory Substitute
- the l-sh pc,atn yet 1iSeI ent
cocsa fr7z 6; o. - 90 - oar r.--
- s11 thsf -hs g ant Ir-siG .ine TIE
r,t- --se-tls> e l'y .a Uarut- and
rvu-e and >at7- g .esv~s ard ga X
ne as- r1't1-s. de-1r,u--t bcleiln
ssIrg st..-- -be 1s,-.tea s-atcs "a, 81;
e,o-.s o. he tetzr e. f.-Iv e A.
,tt. 20 vth s.>- -sie-- rhe c1Ha.
ha lufa-.-e--. -.g 1-t -l1.-- 90 -e-
'-s-t-s-s1-
he r-.s., 81: Pc r-.t.5 S,stes az
-; ttE- ,c.,t- RE f.a-
aloe a-f ~ al>-ris'
4-1 r'- y.->, es - -at
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06
Al FARM MANURE UTILIZED
Es--.s Ca Ssse s-s -
s-ss- - Es-t s.-s o. .-<
r--SE-- -aas-

w. - tE--s . os-, cv---fF
-e-S -s -y,-zte yae nctEz'
-.s T--- Es r-r>r'-1-n-s =
uA-- az rr-4---1 ls fG-l EzuE-e>
s-l --r S-,F care - su3 C- -
,.r -4---t g-a3--F.1 "a thesr fzr-s
-n-y --- save -5r1rs-s 80 8.EL1-s -
t---l - g--cas>~s. a13 - -s-s,s. =
c. -tE--t-g Eg.1 ~ FG-ytass q.
-s'--ss ss--l -e-S f0sloWe.3 ~ IA &C,
---s-cs q cr1ses IN the ss-ri ~ st
-1;, e sz.cA a. aeE exists iu s,Cns sec,
-l,-s Etl - Aressl 3srrsass.1
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06
MEASUREMENT! CT ROAD WEAR
l.se-segs Ssehi-e Se-tecte- - Sew
ESss.s 9. Di-e-s-, lsa:s q.
Narie.s S=ee-S

4 cozr'sx s-i = ehly iasv-lc-s u,&-
esline has ese~s- i~-ftctes NhscA r-1s
cvsr = s1-rle = ros4 s1-facs ~ tAe
N2ii0zAl Phys-sl laboratory. sAcUs
toaas AZ 8i-e-e-t s-s--3s a.. &, vz-s-
Gus climatic c,z1;ls-s- L c-Ae'
w'ccas stvea sTs-,l-sl q -sS
sU-fsce. TIE saarAioe wil tsIl T-s.-y
Scc--stsly wh2t ssy - Ma1cAssFss,
tc-wur-s5ow ros3 uc--. = Ike =
a year II thz, su-ssce we-e lSi3 60 =
!; se-sszs q pity fAzt = va,-zsls .
u-s1r-2a+,ssr rs,rc-A-s sFIcr cta-
~; ~ sVrlts.e q ro--s rA-A- -1st1s.-
N4acAes,sr tErc..,st1 C-ars.s-
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06
BENEFIT or CONCRETE Road
safe. ciss-. ssss a. cs-ss-a-ss
-ctee- asss-.as~s

Cnccret~ -vS1s Grs c'-----T esH-'s-
rsr1s Tnsy t-cs-- & ca-- E-ry D.
uaaS-E rrzvsi SEck ssts esSF. casa,
s-1 cs--so-t1N,s- They sV-s-,5 ~ -
t.s-Ao.at Lz1i-s t-Ls -s-e T-,ris
tztc F~rsc-zl :Czch VITA c1c1 C-Ss-.
trcrrsss ss-i2l crg,---piiiss AL
iaerVty rSUovs TIE -1o2atc-y a, isr
lsitoc: t-tng sreatsr caofsat - the
yv~th C the far AXE cty a13
ccGntry Dear - SA,.,-s s1i iucrszss
s-Acss sttsntzzcs. rAUs c1itivauias a
feS-e fc- 4 A-Oater f-cwis5Ss &as
hisAer scx7asrt % hvizs
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06
rlAsHLleHI ABOUT STABLE
ssse-. cses.e- s.s W.-s csnss-e~. :.
Carr A-sx.e rss. V-ssstsss-s
cas lA-ee-.

Carr q rcr-i stsseRga- y ~ ,..s
g as.sz, ne ssr- rn-~- WARY
crsS.s.gs vA-s1 qe< ss sz-- - 10
czGes- N the akrx ws1s, cass-szx
II Is safer. essa,<- a.i rDurs c~S-
vec2e.c taA, rA< rrc<zta<~sn< Cd. kKs-
s<s, vAscA b 40 - - ssn<z as< s1ass
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06
Preserving a Sense Of Security.

10 you think the electoral cOile-.
should be aboiishedT'
40" replied Senator Sorghum
-now and then a few men should ts
permitted 20 take part In an election
with no fear q hecklinc and with ab-
soiu-e confidence In the result"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06
IRE p. p.

! put ry faith in the vision q
h plain people said the statesman
Yes replied senator Sorghum.
The Wisdom ~ the plain people Is 81
-sht- The oaly ihins fear Is that
some ~ them sre getting 50 that they
know too much
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-06

few years under the Vrezr a r-sseai-
DAY trSfic- What IRE ne--3 = a. e
fcseai fo-ce % look Ef-er - ro13s
AZ al ss&su1s q tse year E1i ss<r
then IN coCsta1t rsg0if. The0e i -
rad material tut VIA; hs,c--css wyo-1
in sT.o,s in tine and Z ihs>e sr.o-s
were krr. ueadss c--stant,y Ire ccgs,
os TIRE uVkC~p wcc-l M Re nsar'y -
ereat- Asser the ,7-nS s-z5.1S ari
sAAplns q TIE roz3 = are allowed 70
rua a. oesz they can tl fsn. a
stitcA IN tire can hzve % hstis- a.
piicsiica than Ca cur ceEnu roGos
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-04
TOY BALLOONS
PRESENT WORST
SOURCE OF FIRE

The toy balloon is the most danger.
Gus thing with. which We have to
contend IN preventing serious Fourth
CT July fires" declared Fire Chief
Miller today. The most serious fires
are caused by It's use. and people
should not only exercise more care
in sending up these balloons. but
should watch all falling balloons. to
see that they do not set any roofs on
fire"
The state fire marshal has declared
in a bulletin that immediate action
should be taken by the state Of In
diana to prevent the use of these bal
looms The most serious fire IN the
state last year during the Fourth of
July celebration occurred at Terre
H 4te, where a gas filled balloon fell
on manufacturing plant and caused
$4,000 damage.
The number Of fire losses from fire
works has decreased every year since
the agitation in favor of a safe and
sane Fourth" the bulletin declares.
In 1913 there were 40 losses, in 1914
there we're %, and in 1915 only 10
Fire prevention really prevents"
Fire Chief Miller asks that the citi-
zens exercise care in the celebration
of the Fourth, and that it be made
strictly safe and sane.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-04
MISS. RUTH EVANS
WEEDS HORACE REID
At CAMBRIDGE CITY

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, July A.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Evans,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w,
Evans, and Horace Reid was solemn
lied Sunday afternoon at their home
on Maple street. Rev. Charles Shuts
OF the Christian church performed the
ceremony After congratula tons ice
cream, cake and punch, showing the
bridal colors of pink and white, were
served by Miss Gladys Evans, sister
of the bride and Miss Dorothy Moore,
a cousin of the bridegroom,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Reed received a num-
Der of beautiful gifts OF silver, cut
glass, linen and house furnishings.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Evans and family, Mr., and
Mrs. d. A. Reed of indianapolis, par
ents of the bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Melhorn of Indianapolis, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Melhorn, Clarence
Melhorn, Miss Mabel Banks; Messrs
and Mesdames Frank Tingle of Con
nersville, James Gaumer and son Rob
ert, Walter Messick of New Castle,
Albert Mcbride Of Dublin, P. Boyer of
Milton B. F. Griffin, J. w. Moore, Miss
Dorothy Moore, Mrs. Grace Beard and
daughters Mary and Bernice, Misses
Pauline Green, Helen Johnson and
Arthur Reese.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-04
Social Calendar

Mrs Walter Engle entertains
members of an auction-bridge club
at Country club.
Aid society of Chester NJ. Z.
church meets at the church.
Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Grace VI. E. church
meets with Mrs. j. G. Trump.
Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF First NJ. E. church
meets with Mrs. C.. c. Thomas,
North Seventeenth street.
Woman's Character Builders
class Of Central Christian church
meets with Mrs. Charles Roland,
North A street.
Woman's Loyal Moose Circle
meets in evening at 1880 o'clock
at Moose Hall.
Miss Nola Russell entertains
members of the A. \. c. club.
IS Missionary society of the First
Baptist church meets with Mrs.
Elizabeth Taylor, South Eleventh
street