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nids for County Road Work.

Sealed bids will be received by Coun-
ty Auditor W. r. Tucker. for Cass
County, n. d. Board OF County Com
missioners up to IL o'clock, noon, June
9Th, 1916, for the improvement and
construction work on county road, be-
ginning two miles North of City limits
Of Fargo on North Broadway, thence
North one mile, thence following the
highway along the banks OF the Red
River to the North line of Reed town
ship, thence West to Village of Har-
wood. thence Northerly FIVE miles,
thence West on section line to Village
Of Argusville, thence Northerly on sec
tion line six miles, thence one mile
West, thence Hortherly one mile.
thence West on section line two miles,
thence North six miles to county line:
according to plans and specifications
on file at the County Auditors Office OF
Cass county, N. ID, Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
A certified check for $500.00 must
accompany each bid, that the success
full bidder will enter into contract and
furnish bond for the completion OF
contract
Done by order of the Board OF
County Commissioners at Fargo, N. D..
this 10th day of May, 1915.
w. r. TUCKER,
Cass County Auditor.
tMay 15-22-29, 1850
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Land TRANSFERS
Warranty Deeds:


John Jackson and wife to Hodgson
Realty Co. VIA lot blk II Ego. Orig;
$4,000.
Alden Clark and wife to Margaret
H. Hull lots and blk XXX"
Erskines ad;. $4,000.
Albert G. Brendemuhl and wife to
Eli A. Peterson lot 2 blk 6 Kirkham's s
ad; $3.50.
A. A. Love and wife to Otto A.
Klinsmann lots and 5 blk NM
Erskine's ad; $3.50.
Same to same. lots 2 and blk NM
Erskine's ad; $3.50.
Francis Beidler to Kaufman &
Stern Realty Co. w TO- of lots 1-20 to
"a blk "R" c. A. r. ad; 500.
F. C. Jorgensen and wife to Charlie
Winslow ct. al, lots l to "a blk l and
lots l to "a blk Grandin ad: $425.
Alice Chant Bevan to Edna Mae
Johnson lots As blk 100" Erskine's
ad; $500.
Louis Holland and wife to w J.
Lane Co.. lots 5 to 10 blk Woodruff's
ad; so.
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Bids for County Road Work.

Sealed bids will be received by Coun-
ty Auditor w. r. Tucker. for Cass
County, N. D. Board of County Com
missioners up to IL o'clock, noon, June
6th, 1915, for the improvement and
construction work on the Red Trail
County Road, beginning at the North
east corner of Section SO, in Wheatland
township, thence West to the North
east corner of Section 81, thence North
to the Northeast corner of Section 80,
thence West on section line through
Buffalo and Tower townships to the
Westerly line of Cass county. accord
ing to the plans and specifications on
file at the County Auditors office OF
Cass county, n. d. Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
A certified check for $4,000 must
accompany each bid. that the success
full bidder will enter into contract and
furnish bond for the completion of
contract.
County Commissioners at Fargo, N. d.
this 10th day of May, 1915.
- w. r. TUCKER,
Cass County Auditor.
MAY 15-22-29, 1850
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GOD SELECTING
SANITY jewels
Many Experiences Of Cutting
and Polishing Necessary.

Humility and Meeknsaa Esesstlal
Qualities -- Patience and GsNSlswess
Alec tnvaiuahie-0od'a FaithfuIRsss
Beyond ousstion--communIon Of the
Saints-God'a Book oS Remembrance.
Ma NaNas Stands For He Character.
Church 10 Pc 1i@ alsrSesa nIadsra.
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BIDS.

Bids will be received by the School
Board at Balta. n D., for the erection
of a four-room frame school building,
up to June %. Bids will also be re-
ceived for the heating and ventilating
of said building. Plans and specitica-
tions are on file with z. A. Sand, clerk,
Balta, N. D.; Miss Sara Guss, county
superintendent, Rugby, N. D.; and with
George Issenhuth, architect, Huron, S.
(May IS to "a. 1916. inclusive.)
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WANTED -- Experienced 'bookkeeper. |
State experience and furnish refer
ences. Write p. o. Box 94S. 15OtH |
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FOR SALE--One 1914 Cadillac In per-
feet condition. new tires, seat covera
A rare bargain. Calkins-Murphy-Yin-
cent Co. (14Stf)
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SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPEN
ED--Mail orders given prompt atten-
ton. John Wandmaker, Fargo. (s4tf)
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May EL--pastor
Russell gave a
very impressive
address from
the taxi Malachi
Sda 1T he ey
that feared the
Lord spake often
one 30 another;
q nd the Lord
hearkened and
heard It; ana a
book Of renoem-
brance was writ
tan before Him for
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MRS. J.. KOPELMAN-Human hair
goods, combings and cut hair made
into any ornament you may desire.
Manicuring, 'shampooing, massaging
and hair dressing. 512 1st Ave. N, up
stairs. Phone 1888. G571831
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BUTTERMILK

Fresh churned and delivered in in
dividual containers, is one Of the
features of the new direct "O-K" milk
service. Phone 1900 W.-Advt.
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EIGHT-ROOM modern house, close in.
Phone 1917 or call Room 5, Hunting
ton Blk. (158tf)
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AITKIN COUNTY FARM--Forty acres
we'll improved, with buildings, ten
acres cultivated, balance timber and
open, all heavy soil. Three miles from
Lansford one mile to school. Price
$500. Easy terms. Many others. All
sizes. Free list and map. Hudson Land
Agency, Aitkin, Mimi. (I5616D
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BLACKSMITH WANTED AT OMEGA
reliable, sober man in jobbing shop:
Plow work, horseshoeing and general
iobbing Some auto work in connec-
tion. Good wages and steady job to
right man. G. G. Chamberlin. Almont,
ND. (157162)
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Statesmen Wanted

wANTED-Two thoroughly experience
ed high grade thresher and tractor
salesmen. When writing, give full de-
tails in first letter, salary required, etc.
Address 249, Forum. (15S161)
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Lost ound

CANOE FOUND during flood. owner
can have same by Identifying and
paying advertising expenses. Inquire
Forum Office. (159164)
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MNWAN@WWN~~~PA A8AhN3@@NR@W
q TRANSTTMAN WANTED immedi-
o ateiy on county road surveys,
q preferably with experience in land
q surveying. Three months or more z
& employment at $76 per month. Lo-
4 cation Morton county, North Da-
4 kota. Give experience, references,
b age, etc, in first letter. County
d Surveyor, Mandan, n. D. (159l61)
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wANTED-Representa to appoint
agents or sell policy covering any
accident or sickness at $40 yearly. Pol
icy pays $1,000 principal sum; 500
monthly benefits. One-ha1f the above
at S. yearly. Quarter million dollar de-
posit with state. Liberal commissions
M. H. Rogers, general agent, James
town, N. D. t52tTS)
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Must be men who can be left alone
and not be showed; soc per hour to
right men; no others need apply. Steady
work until Jan. 1. g. B. Hetser. New
England, ". y. Nle5IoS)
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wANTED-Position as clerk or book
keeper by O young man, experienced
clerk. not afraid of work. Address A
I, VanHouse, Austin, MINI. (133169)
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Miscellaneous

g. A. RENNING--PaIntinE, kaisomin-
ing and paperhanginY. Phone
3096-W. Q44170)
GAS STOVES CLEANED, repaired and
connected, Satisfaction guaranteed.
Reasonable prices. Sweet, the gas man.
Phone 1059J. I022 Second Ave. No.
(l35l61)
VACUUM CLEANING--The Little Giant
your rugs, carpets, upholstering, daV-
enports, mattresses, walls and ceiling.
Prices reasonable. Cali Lord & Son,
phone 1099-W. (l5S163)
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LEARN BARBER TRADE Best
equipped barber colleges in north
west White enamel fixtures. Scandt-
rayian German instructors. Catalog
J, free Modern Barber College, S33 e.
9Th ST., st. Paul. Mimi: 20 1-2 -. Su-
perior ST., Duluth, MINI. (14Sl7D
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Business Chances.

HOTEL FOR SALE-In Mandan. Write
143, Forum. (1S4tf)
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DOCTOR WANTED In large N. .. ter
ritory. Write 154, care Forum.
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BEST LOCATED confectionery store In
town. Good selling reason, $50
Front ST., Moorhead. (l49l7b(
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IN ANSWERING q blind ad--Write
TO the number givens care FOrum---
and do. not inquire at The Forum Ok
addresses Of these ads.
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FOR SALE Or ExCHANGE--A com
plete drug stock. Write 25l, care
Forum, (169165)
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POMERoY SMITH

For quick results use Fargo For
Want Column&
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SfoeyxhoIdeys, Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the re
ular meeting OF the stockholders of I
Fargo Loan Agency for the eIecti
OF directors, and the transaction
such other business as shall come /
fore the meeting, will be held at !
principal office of said corporation
the city of Fargo. county of Cass, stt
of North Dakota. on Tuesday, the I
day OF June, A. ID. 1916, at o'cl
p. m.
POMEROY SMITH. i
Vice President
Attest: Jno. ID. Farrand. secretars
MAY 15-22-29. June S, 1850
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For state News Read The FOR,
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Wanted TO Rent.

WANTED TO RENT-Eight or s-room
modern house. AL references. viii
sign long time lease. O. S., Box 396.
Fargo. (l5Sl59)
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THE FORUM WANT AID PAGE

IF YOU HAVE A VACANT ROOM,
FLAT Oh HOUSE, BUY A FORUM
WANT AID. TT WILL RENT TT FOR
YOU. WANT ADS STRICTLY CASH.
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wANTED-Catcher for local baseball
team. state salary and record In
first letter. Address Baseball Manager'
Underwood N. d. (lboloVl
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FOR RENT-In Valley CITY,, modern
store building, 25x106, centrally iocat-
ed. Write C. J. Rein. Valley City, n, D.
(14l17o)
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WANTED-Young, single man to trav-
ell in Dakota and solicit. assisted py
manager Experience unnecessary. Ad-
dress w. v. Beardsley, Fargo, N. D.
N (155159)
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Hospital

MATERNITY HOSPITAL - Competent
nurses and best of care; highest res-
timonials from doctors ana patients
Mrs. Jennie Camp. 40i 10th st. s.. Far
60.
TRAINED NURSE, with experience,
wants patients at home. Everything
modern, rates reasonable. obstetrics q
st. N. Phone 3407-J. (133159)
q @@@~~~w%~~@~w~ ~w~<b@Sb@%~~~~@~@
q PRIVATE maternity home; best q
10 Of care. Mrs. ii. Rice. 121 l3th .
q st. 3.
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WANTED-Millwork man who can
make special sash, frames. screens,
etc. Steady work and good wages BOX
S62, Aberdeen, S. D., I554e9)
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FOR SALE OR RENT--After June I.
building at north bridge, Moorhead,
to W. II. Diemert, 500 Robert ST., st.
Paul, MINI. (l50tf)
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Help w anted
Male and Female.

wANTED-First class Job compositor.
Also two-thirder with good knowl-
edge of the trade. Also proof reader.
Knight Printing Co. Q56l6s)
MALE OR FEMALE TYPESETTER
WANTED--$25 to $50 month, with
prompt pay. i. L. Doherty, settler"
Manning, N d. d59164)
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STATE MANAGER WANTED for the
Iivest proposition that will be In tho
state this season. Northwestern sales
Agency, Sioux Falls, S. d. lo11SS)
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Acknowledgements

FORD RUNABOUT. in good order, for
sale; $3.50 cash only. Phone 672
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3 YOUNG MAN just out OF school 4
3 would like position of any kind 4
4 where there would be advance q
D ment. Country town preferred. 4
d So. care Forum. (tf)
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YOUNG MAN would like position In
hardware store, machine house or
with automobile concern. Have had no
experienee but would be willing to
work Tor small wages in order to get
experience. Write A66. care Forum.
tSstf)
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INDIAN RESERVATION

Washington, open for settlement.
Drawing July 81. About 100000 acres.
Fruit, farm and dairy lands. Complete
sectional map and description. Post
paid $1.90. Soldiers, sailors Cor their
widows) OF the Civil or Spanish wars,
may register by agent. Write US for
blank forms, which we will furnish
free. Smith & McCrea. Room 165, Eagle
Bldg, Spokane, Wash. (l53205)
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THE FARGO FORUM PRINTS
MORE CLASSIFIED ADS THAN
ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
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Y. M. G, A. DAY JANTToR--Must give
references Married man preferred.
Former applicant not satisfactory ,-o>
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For quick results use Fargo Forum
Tant Columns.
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IN ANSWERING blind ad----write
to the number given, care Forum
Zee, as we cannot give out names or
addresses OF these ada
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FOR SALE--Motorcycle, in first class
condition. $4,000 takes 1t. S24 18th
st. No. (1a6162l
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of any kind, in small town. Good
habits. Write 107, Forum. (tf)
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WANTED-A good man to run q nrst
class hotel. No hotel In town. A
gold mine for the right party. Price
$4,600.00, 1-2 cash. II rooms, steam
heat. Write at once. No footing.
Christ Heer. main 500 line. Martin,
N. d. (l03tD
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\ no ALL KINDS OF LAWN WORK.
Also caring for lawns during the
summer months. Phone $3.50. II, An
derson. Nloo1oIJ
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wANTED-Young man as bookkeeper:
Must be good penman and come Wen
recommended. Write $50, care Forum.
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Position Wanted-Male

WANTED-Ashes to haul and garden
to plow. Phone 2929-J. (133169)
EXPERIENCED auto driver and ball
player wants position. Write 248,
care Forum. Nloo1oo)
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TWO PLAsTERERs wANTED-Euren
& Son. Phone 1444. (l5otl)
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Help Wanted-Male

HAvE Knight Printing Co. print It.
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Sewing Wanted

WANTED--Sewing. Phone s419-W.
159lT0)
DREssMAKER--$1.50 per day Phone
1921. (156161)
WANTED--Sewing at home. Reason
able prices. Phone 1921. l150176)
For quick results use Fargo Forum
Want Columns.
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WWW~~W~~~W~WW
d WANTED-An experienced lady q
b presser for ladies' fancy gar .
3 ments. None other need apply. .
3 Henry Brown, dry cleaner, 712 =
: <<kTnrSS1stess,S;>>>>~>~>>>>~SS1Ssstr.sA<$' TrSst s.; S1sst.s =
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Household Goods

FURNITURE FOR SALE-315 9TH St.
N. Phone 1891. (15S16S)
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wANTED-Painter and paperhanger.
Steady Job to right party. Address
J. J. Liberia, Win bledon, N. D. (156f6o)
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FURNISHED COTTAGES on Floyd
lake, miles north of Detroit, at
$4,000 per season. S. b. Babcock, De-
troit, Minn. .- ... t15S153)
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-A woman or girl to helr
with farm work. Phone 1891. G59161)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-28
DRAFT MEASURE
TO. BUY MOTORS
FOR fire CARTS

John McMinn, one of the members
of the board Of public works, said to-
day that at council meeting next
Monday evening an ordinance would
be introduced, authorizing the issu-
ance of $4,000 of bonds for the pur-
pose of motorizing the fire depart
ment and to purchase a combination
automobile ambulance-patrol for the
police department These projects
were recommended by council COM
mittees at the last council meeting
and the mayor, controller and board
of works members were instructed to
devise method for financing the
same
AS result of a 100000 public i'm
provement bond issue last year, an
$4,000 municipal plant purchase bond
issue and $4,000 temporary loan
this year, the proposed issue for the
police and fire departments would
bring the city very near to its legal
indebtedness limit. However. there
will be a considerable reduction in
this Indebtedness before the end of
the year, and within eighteen months
the $4,000 municipal plant bonds will
have been taken up.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-28
PAYS BACK S35
STOLEN IN I884

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, March 28.
Twenty-Five years ago, as J. N.
Baldwin, then a huckster, was
driving to his home five miles
north Of here, he was held up by
three masked men and robbed Of
$35, the robbery occurring just at
dusk, on the public highway, and
in sight Of his home.. There was
no elew and the matter was Drop
ped without investigation.
Mr.. Baldwin, who seven years
ago moved to Cowan, near Muncie,
and is travelling as an evangelist,
few days ago received . letter
sent from this place, in which $35
was lnclosed. The letter read:
"Here is your money. want to
get this from my mind and get
clear Of this sin. All these years
since ! helped to rob you have
been years Of he'll. was but six
teen years old and bad company
got me into it. The gun I pointed
at you while the other two high.
waymen robbed you was a pocket
knife. You said, %, my Cod
Now ! have said the same many
time since In my prayers for for
aiveness. The other two that
helped are still living, but neither
helped me make this up to YOU"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-28
BRITISH DON IS
TO ECONOMIC.

LONDON, March 2S.-The national
organizing committee for war savings
has posters up all through Great Brit
ain urging patriots not to use cars or
motor cycles needlessly, to wear old
clothes and cut down servants, in or
der to save for war expenses. A daily
newspaper supplements these sugges-
tions with the following don't" list: :
Don't tip walters.
Don't waste money on cut flowers.
Don't use gas when coal is burning.
Don't forget that papers will clean
many things.
Don't smoke too much, or waste
matches when spills will do.
Don't send letters if post card will
suffice.
Don't cease to agitate against the
maintenance of unnecessary officials
in public departments.
Don't neglect the value of glass bot
ties and jars, which school boys are
collecting in some parts of the country,
or Of string, waste paper and tinfoil
Don't think of what you want.
Don't want 1t.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-28
Failure OF John D0UGAN
TO SIGN HISlATEST WILL
LOSES HOSPITAL $4,000

Plans for enlarging Reid Memorial
hospital and for financing the project
will be considered within a short time
by the board Of directors, the physi-
clans advisory board and interested
patrons of the institution.
This announcement was made today
by one of the directors of the hospital.
The institution is now too small to
accommodate all applicants for treat
ment. For several months a waiting
list has been kept Private rooms at
the institution are at a premium and
lately almost as many charity cases
have been cared for at the hospital
as paid patients.
More Room Needed.
The hospital board estimates that
cost of increasing the size of the
hospital will approximate $4,000.
1.-TWO things that the hospital stands
in vital need of are a. maternity ward
and an isolation ward where infec-
tious and contagious disease cases
may be cared for" one of the hospital
officers said today. THE hospital is
the city's most useful public institu-
tion and the city has now outgrown
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-28
CRASH
ADDS TO REALITY
OF MOVIE Scene

1t happened in crowded movie
theatre yesterday afternoon when, out
side, miniature gale, tinged with
lightning and thunder, was at it's
height.
The hero of the play had just taken
note of the fact that the ship was
sinking and that gale was approach,
ing at a terrifying rate. The billowy
sea was rolling. the clouds were grow
ing blacker, the situation was becom-
ing more tense every moment.
Suddenly a streak of lightning shot
out of the heavens (on the screen, of
course). The audience held it's breath
moment Outside a thunder roll,
timed to the second, made the scene
only too realistic.
For moment the gathering was
puzzled, stunned. as it were. Then the
true situation dawned and the audi
ence became normal again.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-28
WINTERS MAY LOSE
PART OF ONE ARM

Scott Winters, second sergeant OF
police, has been taken to Reid hospi-
tai for treatment for serious malady.
A blood clot from the heart has lodg-
ed in the artery of the police officers
right arm and all circulation below
the elbow of this arm has stopped 1t
is probable that the lower part of his
arm will have to be amputated so
that the clot can be removed Winters
is one of the veteran members of the
police department and very popular
officer. He has been in ill health for
some time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-28
ALLIED COUNCIL
REFUSES NEWS
OF DISCUSSION

PARIS, March 2S.-With extraordi-
nary precaution to prevent any news
of the deliberations from leaking out,
the second session of the grand allied
council of war opened at the foreign
office this morning. The first session
of the economic conference was held
this afternoon.
1t is expected that the council of war
and the economic conference will last
the greater part of the week.
All phases of the war are being
considered-financ political, re-
sources and military operations.
The fact that Japan and Portugal
were called in at the last moment and
both have representatives present, in
dicates that the delegates are looking
far into the future in their delibera-
tions.
1t is believed that the question of
financing Portugal is being considered.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-28

Rupe Consents to Names Use.
The announcement that Wayne
county delegates are considering the
presentation OF my name for the Re-
publican nomination as United States
senator is surprise to me-" Mr.. Rupe
said today II am not in any sense a
candidate for that or any other NOM
ination, but | have no objection to
having my name presented to the con-
vention II the Wayne county delegates
desire to do 30"
Following the primary election OF
March Z. after Watson had announced
his intention of contesting against
Harry s. New in the state convention
for nomination as senator twelve of
the fifteen Wayne county delegates an
nounced their intention OF supporting
New. II is now stated that the ma
jority of the Wayne delegation Is op-
posed to the nomination of Watson Tor
the office made vacant by the death
of Senator Shively.
Nimrod H. Johnson, delegate from
the fifth ward, Richmond. said today
that a meeting of all the delegates
from Wayne county would be arranged
to be held either Thursday or Friday
of this week, for the purpose OF reach
ing some definite decision regarding
the presentation of John l.. RUPEES
name as a candidate against watson.