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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26

along the Ohio. part OF the Missouri
and practically every stream tributary
TO the Mississippi.
Along the Gulf Coast thousands Of
cords Of wood rot every year. Til,
Everglades Of Florida. covered with
trees ana vegetation. are almost Goa
mine In the making.
Could this vast waste OF timber b.
distilled and the alcohol secured. the
high cost of gasoline would be solved
Should coal advance materially from
is present price. wood will be drawn
upou to a greater degree for fuel than
At present. Already steamboats, arc
beginning 10 utilize wood as fuel.
something that has not been done in
more than twenty-five years. \ few
short-linc railroads running through
thickly timbercU sections Of the coun-
try, are considering eduippins their
locomotives to burn wood as fuel. and
in some of the cities of tho South
municipal and privately owned water.
light and power plants/arc to become
users OF wood as fuel.
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WOOD NOW WASTED MAY
SOLVE COAL PROBLEM
Thousands of Cords RottlnE and Going
to Waste Along mississippi
River Bottoms.

NENrijls rIfN\ ncco,,hn, ~
''' '"'' 10 So'"e UP ''"'"
all parts or tn" country. thousands "i
cords Of wood are rotting and poing
., ,r,s,o , ,,i.;,
""'''c' Va Gurus VI
wood that rots each, II Is safe TO pre-
diet is nearly enough tn furnish fucl
Co., an ,.. =; ~ 49,, ;,,
''' "e''"S VA '"' '''sS'SS'pph
Hundreds of thousands of acres OF
timber lands are covered with dead
,. ,. ,,
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EXPECT1,0OO CIVILIANS
FOR WINTER WAR STUDY
Course Of Military Training Campo
tssocIn ton Already Assured
OF Success.

NEW YORK. December a5.-The win
ter course OF the Military Training
Camps AsSocia ton. to be held here
under tho supervision of Major Gen
erai Leonard Wood, is already assured
Of success by the enrolment OF 400
members. 1t is expected 1000 men
will avail themselves OF the opportun-
ity TO become proficient in the art Of
war. This is the first winter military
training course to receive actual recoe
milton from the government.
The New York school will be In
charge OF Captain Ralph NJ. Parker.
Second United states Cavalry. who
until recently was the commandant OF
cadets at Norwich University. in Yer
mont.
The course is divided into six dis
tinctive divisions. and Is arranged to
prepare the students for examinations
for second lcutenancies in the regular
army.
The complete course includes:
A-Smail arms firing regulations.
with explanations OF the principles OF
firing: the general scheme Of instruc-
ton in firing: combat firing: duties OF
range details; range officers: conduct
Of rifle practice. etc.
B-Field service regulations: Those
parts which relate to security. infpr-
nation marches and shelter
Administration: Army regula-
lions: discipline; rank and command:
appointment and reduction OF nom
commissioned officers: correspondence;
company records; company supply:
property accountability and lresponsi-
bility; replacing Of unserviceable and
lost property; company funds; sample
forms Of all panerS used
administration Of Justice oman
ual Of courts martiaD: The various
kinds of courts; the jurisdiction and
powers Of each: forms for charges;
duties of the president. membcrs and
judge advocate Of general courts.
martial and of counsel. selected
articles OF war: practice In court mar
tial procedure by holding moot courts;
suhpoenas and compulsory attendance
OF witnesses.
EFT graph y: Construction OF
sketchinG boards by members OF class;
lecture and illustration OF methods;
practical map milking I'm the field.
FInfnntry drill regulations: School
Of the soldier: squad company; combat
principles: reasons for all movements
of forma tons explained; practice In
giving commands and in explaining
simple movements: tactical walks on
Sundays: drill at Governors Island on
Saturday afternoons: fire problems:
problems I'm troop leading, with details
of every movement explained.
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soo i go i,nthH 49, "a .|. a I.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New York. October 70. 1916.
To the Stockholders or Southern RAN.
way Company:
NOTICE is hereby given. that a gen.
erai meeting of the stockholders Of
Southern Railway Company has been
called uy the board OF directors and
will be- held at the principal office OF
the company in tie Times Dispa ten
Building. in the city of Richmond va
on FRIDAY, the eth day or January
]al1, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon for
ihc purpose of considering and taking
action concerning the creation OF a
mortgage upod the railroads and DINER
property. securities and franchises OF
the company, to dee designated tile re-
funding AID improvement MORTGAGE
and the Issue and sale OF gold bonds
thereby occurred, limited in amount to
SoVo,OOV,OVO at amy time outstanding
TO be ISSUED from time TO time in let
tered series, maturing on such dates
not later than October l. 1899 and
bearing interest at such rates as Shall
be fixed by the board OF directors with
respect to each series: and for the pur-
pose or considering and taking all
euch otter or further action in RESPECT
% the creation of said mortgage and
the ISSUE and sale or said bonds as MAJ
come before the meeting, including APP
proving the form and provisions of
saiu mortgage. approving plan for
ihe exchange of the development and
seEcral mortgage per cent bonds OF
the company for bonus bearing higher
interest secured by said rcfLnd!EA and
improvement mortgage, and approving
all aetion taken by the board or utrec.
torS IN the premises, and for the pur-
pose or trunsacting such other business
- lawfully and properly may be
trough; before the meeting.
Inc transfer books or both pfe
lerreu ana common stock will he CLOSED
y % -.
ana VIII be reopened at 10 O'Clock A.
VI. on January q, 1917
'by order or the Board Of Directors
l. 5. WYNN
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IT'D WANTS

DAitr. { ccnts n line per Insertion.
SUNDAY M,s n ss"is :pis %s , S$s i ,ss
s'oT.t I:i .rEy IS 1SFfS:Sa
S o. EEhATG ,, Or , T1tr. CASH TO Ac.
RATE PEN LINE.
Minimum space two lines.
sI I,,;,A ana DAILY insertions ." cents.
coNSEcUrlNE insertions. 10 cents.
Situations Wanted Mnts and Female.
lime, lime D ,,,,,; or suNDAr. cents a iino
Basis " casurcnent ~ so,d asatc. II
The sto S nsn es an" cov s;r ali i'1 50 a s
tiassthcatiUns not guaranteed after l.. NJ.
:, me toiiowini; Times. Dlsra,en i,ranen o.
.i5.s are Tor the conrrnieness VI tho publ.
.vsu,ar dis. rates. %ntch are Eiv.. ABOVE:
WEST or rOusliEE STREET.
. WGst End rhar'nney. 2s, W Cary street;
srn, rhar%asy S;t3 iang AZ;
x l. Booker DruE S:ore. -tli W. Main ST.
,Mrishrs o:us Co.. Inc. l.ornbardS a"d
,Hy, Irug store Alien Avs an, and Grace st..
CA. A!;eH &. Avenue fha''""eS' Ale" ave- '"n
a,as 1oH D4us F' ,sfe 6. s., & " a MAJ" s.
aTns sirse l rnf s,s1 - ri ,roa 81 ST.
". Il. May j Bros. lrooh Ave and clay
.,larrant Drug Store. roushvc ara Broad
EAST OF Fu,sHEH STREET.
F.rsy ss DsSS s !Si q. d P asas St
Walls pruE Store, ril,h s"4 ~. .i:,r4nali s's.
\. f. G Gnryn- ~, Sor; f''; snl t' s 81
Richardson Drug store. v,i y. seventeenth
4 II chiidrey. - :: Eighteenth 81.
Turner's Pharmacy. iwemty -hrst and Main
WI, wi,iiams Pharmacy. Twen,y-nrs' and Mar
,.spr,psear Drug Company, irweniy th'rd ard
A sch "a iii
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NOTICE Executor
NINGINIA TRUST CGNI,,S

VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. Virginia.
executor along with Samuel 4. Atkinson
OF the estate al Mrs A'idiy l.. Atkinson
""c.ascI. all PERSONS having claim. against
shii estate arc requested to present thelu
it TINS ofCe. ana thus" Indebted To III.
estate viii please make payment
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
Co ;N"'ri"r OF Mrs. Aduic ID. Atkinson
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LOS. AND FOUND.

LOST. In broad stree, shopping district.
amcthyRt cameo breast pin surrounded by
rearls Reward MIS-. Burbank Monroe
terrace.
LOST. between Boulevard aud country club
black ana tan setter pupp! months piu,
aOCkcn tail. answers to nam" 81 buster.
Reward IL returned tu .O-- FLOYD Avenue.
sohn Fraser.
STKAYf.p from .."3 i.,si Broad street. one
female blue sreckied hound. Reward.
MhNi.Om III.
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MEETINGS
NATIONAL. STATE AND CRY BANK.

IichWonN. Va
Tho regular anuua, meeting Of the s,ori>-
holders of this bank Will bn held TUESDAY Y.
January .. Eli. At II O'Clock noon. at its
banking house, MI Last Mai, street. for
The purpose OF cicctiny directors FOR the
ensuing year aud fJr the transaction ar any
other business that may properly come be-
fore tn" meeting.
JULIEN II HILL.
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DIVIDEI:; -;.;:::CE.

hichponi rust ana Savings Company
-. richmond VIZ. December {, lolS
y III. m nc,,, OF The beard OF directors o.
quarterly dividend OF Dor cent WAS de
Jared unon its capital stock, payable Ian
uhry :: l"l' To Stockholders or record al
ol3Se OF business December -. 1916. Chez Ss
!. wiLLINGlIAM. LR..
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

,OStRl.IE engineer and estimator desires
connection with contractor doing frcproof
juildiME and b'iHG" work. Address |. ?5I.
Times
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INVESTORS
COAL INCREASE

WILL s"Il limited nuirb"r uf shares Tide
water oil ana Gas. - per cent below par
Tor QUICK action. II IA car. Times bis.
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- -
BOARDING.
NOUNlS WITH ,ANARL.

ant: HOaTa
LENI%GTo% Hotel
ROOM ANA board Z0s South Third Street:
central: hot water heat electric lights.
shower baths beautifully furnished. evening
dinner. Accommodation for transicuis. reu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26

ATiiEf METAL WEATHER STRIP
sa'e5 20 I" 50 per cent ia fuel. Estimates
RicHMoND STE!r - SCREEN co.
Twentieth ana Franklin Streets
MadisrJ 1854.
FOR >al". In Ia. most fortunate ctty H.. Nir-
Elni" wh"r" u."r hundred million dollars
VIII l." expended ga III" nrNt few yo.rs.
Population h'ls GROWN over 1000 annually
ractichlly every .'or" amt dwelling "ccu-
splendid running placrs ~ business. Each
on" dealing IN "n""cgsiticS." each splcDaidIv
locatcd on our main street Each doing
We'll. but having good reason for selling
Grpr"ry- DOING t.D.pcl annual husIncSs.- rent.
net. So: inventory about 1900 cuu!cc-
lioncry, soda aitt fruits $500. terms; rent
-. Tobacco. r'ws and confectionery. rent
50. Nu' corner. price. $50. Restaurant
beautifully equipped. hno stand. $500; rent
90" Hotter business. r"stiG r.nt. soft drink
cafe. old stand. 20 rooms. furnished; doing
about S.iHul business. only $500. Also
bakery business very cheap. Each one is u,
bargain f"v con step right IN and uIsk q
"s,-E "HH big UOn"s. Write come at ono.
and Zee" SvlnmcrVille Trust Co. Inc. Kew
port <rM-. ".
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the rLANTEns NArIoNAn pANK

TIE FI.ANTEkS MATIoNAl. BANK
.,. lIichmnEd. Va Dee -. 1915
THE directors OF this bank have to-,iay d.
CARED TIA" regular dividend of 10 nor ',~,,t
a !, , IN ey'rn dlui''"nd of per cent. making
capital stock OF tn. bank from Tic .nrm
iuS" Tor tho past six months payahio Ia
shareholders on January :. 1917 Checks
VIII lee rlailcd.
CONWAY II. GORDON
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FOR S.AIl.-tiur.cs.
Horses, Mares. Mules

on' 81 hard YORK. 900 !. Loo pounds
.hch. Si"n pcr pntr M. SIX good sound
young horses and mares. very cheap An
TINS st"eE sold under full ruarnntec. n
not As ;.prcs. nt"d. money chceriully re-
funded HioNman's Transfer Stabirr iG
South Fifteenth street.
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COLLECTIONS
DANCING.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
MitS. y. q. I'DitrEK, VIII" conducted her
,o ni"mring .iass.s a. Greenwaids. studio.
1pc North Meadow Street. wishes II known
mat she SIN has her studio above adj
dress Kea:acnc" phone. Randolph 523s-J
studio boulevard .ps5
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~ tNTiID-.Aoents.

-, per cent profit selling jubilee SPARK In.
tphhih'rs ~ automobil" owners. garaScs
ii,,nur" cure Tor spark plug troubles. Sells
iiks w!,htr" brand now. E%ci,.iivc terri
Ut Mtity today. Jubilee Mfg. 20. Dept.
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AMERICAN NATIONAL RANK.
49, Richmond. Va.
TIE annual meeting OF the shareholders Of
ihiS bank VIII he held at the hanltIn I.
house TUESDAY. January o 1917 at !.
o'"lor; noon.
O. t. Hill. Cashier
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WA S1IID-ttOOTnS

Joining rooms for couple on thuVcN Iiiil
centrally located. Must HAY" modern CON
reni"n""s: cunN cnient To bath. PEDu. Maai-
nlN...l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26

STOCK statesmen wanted. .jOo.Ooo bank and
3, ~, u'.' "",np.nt "rranizinr. has exception
ally strong board directors bank ,D-Op"r;
non. SD!Srdid ica1s furnished. Can usc
~ l, %n.efitdc mon .hd,!i. ~ tuaraiit.,, flank
,,ih trust tonDanN. organizing. Staunton,
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TIE PLANTERS NATIONAL. BANK

SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE co. OF
AMERICA.
r Chicago. III. Dec H. 1916.
10 me stock h9lders OF the Security Life
You arc hereby notified that the regular
snmuai neS rn OF The Stockholders OF the
lea VIZ b" held at tho. office OF the com
pany; HlutGal Builiing, In the city OF Rich
n,.ond. Va. on WEDNESDAY. the 10Th day
VI ,.ia,nharY. n - 1917. mt the hour of 10
directors Hn.r Of the c"mnany for tho ensuing
other business which may be submitted TO
l;y order of the Board Of Directors
w. o.. JOHNSON. President
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HELP WANTED-sIalc

" ANTED. eNp"rt s;cnorrapher non" hut
hest need Apply. Civ" ar". experience and
salary. u 81. care Times Dispatch.
!'InEMEN. brak"mrp. beginners paid Sl.,
monthly. pcrm"0ent: no strike. Raiiwa:
- 90 Il LIZ. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26
FOR SAI.f.-Aiachinery.

BOILERS. engines hoisting engines. con
crete mixers. pumps. pipe, planners. ressw
puilcys. hangers and shatting. Guarantee
CondIiinn !. Bluford Il Go. Madison 3d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. adding l;cllinc second hand
p"rfect condition. Burroughs nrefcrTcd.
Write 1cscripilpn and price. Wholesale
Merchant - BolIinptvock street. Peters
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FOR iiENT-RooIns

THE MoNTIcELI.U. ia North Eighth
street: nice. clean heated. SOC. ioc. 81 W
InLlv, 500 10 500 weekly.
LARGE furnished room. also hall ,ooin
second no"r. coEIcnient to bathroom. fvi
rent. 40! East Franklin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26
REPAIR SHOPS
r..iNelNG AND pApEKING

PAINTING-Wc Will be glad to do your
painting and decorating AT reasonable
pric. for frst-class York H. L. Gardner.
t3J West Main Street Madison GSCi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26

WANTED, pupils At klciubsrg FniuaIc
School. Christian home school. tuvorably
known FOR NOR" than 20 years. Address
r. ". WALES or Miss Constance Wales.
Schuyler. Nelson County, Va.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"ANiED. nrst-ciass motor truck ~ irsrnAn
w M.et i.rn.I StrcrI - -
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FOR SAIE-AIisce.iancous.

'OE sale. encyclopaedia Britannica f.ley.
cnih Edition. thin paper. II rs, care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26
SITUATION WANTED-,lnIe

BANi>iNt-f"unG man with six years on
perience now employed, open FOR position
!. 9Ga. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26
HELP WANTED-MaIe ana Female

500 month. Get government jobs Men
and woman Wanted. IL, Of positions
open free. Franhiin Institute. Dept. is.-A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26

WANTED. to purchase a second hand Day
ton wagon Dayton Patent wagon An
ply 10y letter. J. p Robinson. Hl3 West !Itgi
Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26

80, rIPEWRITERS ali makes solid
ySR rented and repaired. Catalogue on
;$A request. Tho .Amcrican Typewriter
lk&5ENo hnmEc COS East Main Sircci
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nrAL- MA.rt.D-Femnle.

WANTED. hrst.cIass chef cook. all VI
hotel. Iinchurst. y g. hpDly al ,ir
W. +. Martin Jefferson Hotel City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26

hGii:DlNG superintendent and estimator
near Richmond preferred: Ii years expert
rEcc on nigh class construction in Washing
patch,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
cat BRANDED
As BAD CARRIER
Of EVIL GERMS

sVnnxaee the oAe-Aow It sprcads
.4axsas.e.~ Tfh 10 the advice OF Miss
I1Iaam MONA city Waiting nurse.
vhen aahal Ne precautions which
x1m1A b. t2ken to prevent the
sunenA q nsaafl,e paralysis In Rich
HnuA
APuss0 - 3aaocont enough from ap-
pea,Unoss. b BE- cure She likes to be
netted ana KleeA to ouddle. There
fHfe Size h az.gnruOa
APuHsy sups out Of the house to tho
NnE6, y5rd the street and the nearby
alIsy, AZ
mao the garbage can she goes pry.
fnE seek1nE tor food. n this way.
her paws and nose and glossy coat
erce into contact With decayed mat.
ter-and 10, she becomes = carrier Of
disease Dacilh. These germs are es-
pecially dangerous 1t the present
time
Then she conee into the house.
cnntented Baby fondlos her. and b.
hy likely a. not tails v!otim to tho
germs whloa passy 20 lnnooently car.
ries.S
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
LITTLE FEAR FELT
OF INFANT SCOURGE


John Melpolder. secretary Of the
Social Service Bureau. eaid today that
there was little danger Of Richmond
being hit hard by the infantile paraly-
sis plague which Is sweeping over che
country.
He based his reasons on the fact
that the sanitary conditions here are
good and the disease is only flourish
ing In unclean quarters in cities.
Collection OF garbage and refuse
is regular even In Richmond's congest.
ed districts" he said, "and the poor
people Of the city are unusually clean.
This department is busy making a
canvass Of various residences and in
structing the people how to prevent
the disease from spreading here"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
WILLIAMS NAMES
TEACHING FORCES


Charles o. williams, county Of
schools today announced the teachers
for nsxt yssr ct Webster. The teach.
ers With be-:
Paul Besson. prineipaii Mildred
crabb. assistant principal, Marie Pegs;
Sixth. Seventh and Eighth grades.
Eva Addlsman, Fourth and Fifth
grades: Daisy Mallory. primary.
Those who he announced TOR teach.
e-s In Franklin township are: George
Ranch. principal Of high school; Insz
Swain. assistant principal: Helen
Eachus. grammar teacher; Cora Hill.
intermediates; Ruth Hiatt. primary:
Mabel Sourbeer, First district; Clifton
Williams. Second district: Francis
Curtis, Third district: Grace Gormon.
music.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
Til q Sum mer
/" LIE Savers !" are

= q y 0U !" " q u
Life Savers !" ass
fruit. cereals and green veg
stAblss. Meat b Summer
overtaxse the liver and lid
nsys, while potatoes cause
intestinal fernnentnhon. Get
sway from the heavy diet
and give Mature Z chance.
One Or two Shred de6Wheat
Hscujts, served with milk Of
cream or hesh fruit, make q
deliciously nourishing,
satisfying meal. Such a.
diet means good digestion,
good health and plenty Of
strength for the days work.
All the goodness of tho
wheat in a digesdble form.
Serve it for breakfast with
milk or cream; eat it for
luncheon with fresh fruits.
Made at Niagara Falls. NY:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
STATE WILL PLEAD
FOR LIFE SENTENCE
IN ORPET'S HEARING

wAUKD0AN. H.. July 12.-Attorn.
eys for the state. who are seeking to
fasten on VIII Orpet the guilt for Ma.
rian Lambert's tragic death. wtll not
ask that the young student Do sent to
the sallows. but instead win demand
that he b given Life sentence In the
pcn1temtiAry.
Orpet's prosecutors arc said to have
tentatively agreed to abandon the
death plea at a conference. They de-
clined to discuss their plans when
court opened today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
TAKES PRECAUTIONARY
MEASURES FOR YOUNG

]. o. Edgerton, trustee Of Wayne
township, said today that precaution-
airy measures were being taken among
the poor to prevent the spread of in
fantile paralysis to this district. The
main thing that is being watched is
cleanliness of homes and surroundings,
he said
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
WILSON WILL ASK,
SUPPLIES PASSAGE

WASHINGTON. July 12-President
Wilson today told a delegation repre-
senting Polish societies in this coun-
try that he would make personal APP
peal to Great Britain and France to
allow supplies from the United States
to reach the starving population Of
Poland. ss. $50
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
AUTO CLUB TO PUT UP rs SIGNS

George Dilks announced today that
a meeting of the Wayne County Auto
mobile Association would be called
shortly after the danger signs have all
been put up at dangerous places on
Wayne county's highways.
This work has been progressing for
several weeks back and it Is expected
that week or ten days will be re-
quired yet to put up the remaining
sevenxyyfVe signs. . 49,.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
HAFNER LEAVES CITY

John Hafner, assistant superintend-
ent of the Wayne Works has resigned
his position with the local firm and
within the next two weeks will move
with his family, to Detroit, where he
will engage in the garage business.
Mr.. Hafner has been affiliated with
the Wayne Works for many years and
is we'll known and popular among its
employees.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
THE RICHMOND
GERMAN PLANEO eAkLL
FRENCH PORT or CALAIS.

BERLIN, July 1.-The admiralty
announced today that on Monday
night two German naval asropianes
bombarded the French port Of Ca1ais
and the troops camps :. Brayvunes,
returning undar1agud
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
HALE SAYS GERMANS
EXPECT vERDUN'S FALL

William Bayard Hale, former resi-
dent Of this city, who Is at Berlin as
staff correspondent for the Interna-
tional News Service writes that it is
the common impression among the
German people that the fall of Verdun
is imminent. The moral effect of the
stronghold's fall is expected to be
powerful
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
coMsTock DETAINED.

Although Judge D. w. Comstock Is
a member OF the Grievance committee
OF the Indiana State Bar association
he will be unable to attend the twen-
tieth annual meeting which opened in
Lafayette today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
LEADS BOYS OUTING.

II. A. Pettijohn, boys secretary Of
the Muncie Y NJ. C. A. left that city
yesterday with band Of thirty boys
for summer camp at Lake Wawasee.
Pettijohn was formerly connected
with the local "Y."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12
YOUNG FRIENDS SEND
DELEGATES TO MEETING

Two delegates to the conference Of
Young Friends, which will be held
next month at Cedar Lake, Indiana,
will be sent from the West Richmond
Friends church, as representatives OF
the Christian Endeavor society.