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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-22
For Overworked Women

This is the season of the year when
the wife and mother begins to feel
the strain OF household and social
duties, and gets into rundown. nefx-
Gus, weakened condition. To all such
our local druggist Glen Thistlethwaite
says. I'VE have a rare combination OF
the three oldest tonics known, in
Vinol, which we guarantee to restore
strength. make you eat better, sleep
better and feel better. or we will re-
turn your money.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-22
Masonic Calendar

Wednesday-Webb Lodge, No. "a
F. and A. NJ Called meeting; work
in the Entered Apprentice degree, com
mencing at 4:30 O'Clock. Refreshments
Thursday-Wsyne Council. No. 10
r. and S. Nj. Rehearsal in the Royal
and Select Masters degrees.
Friday-King Solomon's Chapter
No. 4, R. A. NJ. Called convocation /;
work in the Royal Arch degree.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-22
PLAN LABOR DINNER.

NEW PARIS, O.. March PA
movement is on foot to hold work
ingmen's banquet during the cors ing
month, the object being sort of e sti
monial by local citizens to the txm-
munity good accomplished by the two
local quarry plants. James Kuth b az
charge of the affair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-22
Deaths in Preble
JAMES c. sWIHART.

EATON-Funeral services for James
C. Swihart, 81, were held Wednesday
morning at Sugar Hill Dunkard church
east of West Alexandria, conducted by
the Revs. J. L. Shoup and Julius Ca
baniss Zurial was made in Sugar Hill
cemetery The deceased is survived
by his widow and three children. D. NJ.
Swihart and Mrs. NJ. S. Sayler of this
city, and John Swihart Of Beaver Falls,
Pennsylvania.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-22

A single nest OF the Australian bush
turkey has been found to weigh five
tons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-22

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-22

A No. INV IDEAL Boiler and 422 #. Of
3s-in. AMERICAN Radiators, costing the
owner SOS, were used to heat this cot
tage. At this price the goods can be bought
Of any reputable, competent Filter. This
did not include costs OF labor, pipe, valves,
freight, etc, which vary according to climatic
and other conditions.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-10

NEW NoRK oct 8 Coiamu.a's
oa'iooN Coy ~ ieie rooshan season is
esisht rbe maturity Of Ast scars
gi4ta arr back and Shs recruits ar q
tNsly ht Ncah, every day tive
squads age at pmcilre. ana snme aplfit.
cd mfimmaves ne Ia orJcr. Capmn
iiruari Miller d n rare form. and
experts Who have watched him pcrfsrns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-10

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-10

Nne q au kolL 80 guuhaft hit
ay pitcher Hmpr isi arurs oHt BY
coiions 20. hy <oih by Goiihar 4.
passed bells liairin q uIii nrne
roiiins squef2s piaF pnaiha q aut rl-
card. stolen bosses. Gamlia. REID D.
Sims Stein. Vs. Sims W Wpmars
rhine ~ game. hoDr q, mlrntet
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

n slave 10 the tobacco habit.
The actiyitfer OF, Mr.. Sylvester
viii be ot broaier scope than any
similar campaign conducted IN this
city. This evening. al 1880 o'clock,
be- VIII speak in Grand River-sve.
Methodist church on "The fight In
Boyyile" Saturday he will go to
lansing. where An older boys con
ference under r. NJ. c. A. auspices
opened tCnay. lie will deliver an
address before mis- mblage.
Speaks In Plants.
A mass meeting will be held sun
day afternoon. In the boys branch
o' the Y. NJ c. A. In addition TO
these meetings, Mr.. Sylvester will
speak in several factories. Thus
lar he has spoken at the Buhl Wire
& Iron works, aud the plants OF the
Paige Detroit Motor Car company
Cadillac Motor Car company. and
the National Twist Drill company
HIS addresses n these plants have
aroused such interest that in some
Instances he has been requested TO
make a return visit.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

.ecuritiey commission. but Our in
vsstigation VIII not be- affected by
The hearing IN lansing Eec s. when
sheffer and lIarbridee will be- re-
quired to show cause why their
licenses should not re revoked for
selling an unapproyed stock"
Mr Jasnowiki would not say
" neither he found any evidence or
which 90 holi l. c. Currier. Detroit
zeal estate man. who was also sell
inp Harroup tock until the i,ct
thai he was operating without a
brokers' license was brought 10 the
attention of the prosecutor by the
securities commission Action in
Currier's case however is being held
IN abeYarce until ,he completion OF
the investigation Of Harhridge and
shelter.
shelter and Harbridge have offer-
90 a. their only defense. 80 far. the
fact that the cOnstitutionaltty of the
ret creating the securities commits
SION is In doubt because 1t is nov
cing tested IN the United States
supreme court. following decisions
in lowef courts knocking II out
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
GETS DIVORCE
FROM HUSBAND
WHO PROWLED

Claiming that her husband. Jo-
seph Mayday. prowled around
nights, Nette Uayday obtained
divorce from him Friday morning.
iu Judge Hally'S court, altho May
day himself instituted divorce pro
ceedings Mayday said his wife
wouldn't cook lis meals, but Net
tie showed that lie didn't give her
much food TO look and she had to
" ork I'm a cigar factory TO support
herself
Hattie Naydav, her sister-in-law.
was hailed before Judge Collingwood
with eight young women cigarmak-
ers for violating an injunction at
the time several OF the girls were
sent 10 jail for contempt Of court.
Mrs Mayday was given all the
property held bg the couple, con
s!sting of two ,o's in Detroit. which
she acquired before their marriage,
and a house AMI lot in Highland
PARK that they bought Jointly.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
WATERFALL TO
TAKE NEW BERTH
Board of Commerce Traffic
Commissioner Goes With
Dodge Bros.

Arthur 7 Waterfall for four and
half years traffic commissioner OF
the Detroit Board OF Commerce. has
resigned TO accept a position with
The Dodge Brothers a. director
Of traffic Mr. Waterfalls new
position is regarded as big
promotion. During his service
with the board OF Commerce he is
said TO have directed extensions and
improvements IN trahic facilities here
amounting 70 millions OF dollars.
The date when M. Waterfalls
resignation win take effect Is not
announced. but It viii be within the
next few weeks. IL Is said
Mr.. Waterfall was chairman OF
the transportation committee OF the
Poard of Commerce at the time OF
his appointment as traffic commits
sioner. The position was created as
an experiment. bur after six months
Mr.. Waterfall had made such prog
Iess that the board decided to make
tho Office permanent
Mr. Waterfalls success was due TO
obtaining the cooperation OF the
railroads with the shippers. De
tloit's transportation facilities at
The time he ,sumed Office were in a
IerpleNing condition The cty's
growth accentuated the problem,
and Waterfall set about 10 solve IL,
with the result that in the last four
years millions Of dollars have been
aren't ir the extension and improve
mont of terminal facilities
Mr.. Waterfall came TO The Board
OF Commerce after % wears in the
service of the Russell Wheel &
Foundry company. of Detroit. during
the last eight years OF which ne was
superintendent
\ successor TO Nr Waterfall has
not yet been chosen
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

For once, little book. nature Is in
accord With my moos All night
long have alternately listened to
the storm which is raging outside
and been torn by the mental and
emotional tragedy thru which am
passing
Nothing in nature has ever had
the fascination for me which tho
sea exerts, AMI tonight a. ! 81 here
among the runs of my life its won
Gertul diapa-ons WOO me To seek "A
peaceful end IA its embrace and
then come the great discnrds by
which II tells of It's battles against
It's ancient enemy The wind
II seems 20 say there is nothing
in this world but ceaseless bat lr,
and that while tomorrow 10 may be
barring it, great breast TO the warmth
OF its lover. the sun. tonight IL is
struggling. moaning agonizing IN
the power OF It's eternal foe The
wind
Softly from afar comes ;he mm
mur of its gathering forces Loude.
and louder The sound becomes rs %
gains momentum tor Is futile DE-
fcnse. Madly ~ is dashed against
the cold and indomitable rock and
then like a whimpering child T.
breaks with fearsome CT, along
the beach and recedes with moan.
for II knows that as long rs time
shall last. this is 20 be its fate
Splendid calm and rippling laugh.
tor. jewelcd crest above opalescent
draperies that shade from fathom.
less depths Of darkness TO palest
emerald All beauty. all JOY all
reace, and then agony. hurt chaos
and desperate beating against the
inevitable. That Is what must ever
be the .ate OF the sea and the fate
NJ woman.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Society

Mr. and Mrs. George + Hendrie
spent Thanksgiving with friends IN
Cleveland
Mrs. otto Kirchner and Mrs. Dor
othy Earle left for Watkins Glen.
Thursday night
The College club will give an en-
tertainment. Monday evening. Ed
gar J Ebbels will give a reading
from Matthew Arnold
o
r " Clark and daughters. Mrs.
Mary Haberkorn. No. lG7 Seward
I'VE. and Miss Florence b Clark,
have gone 70 Florida for the winter.
o
About 20 young women and men
viii attend the first joint Y w. c. =.
and Y W. c. \ party Of the season,
70 be held Saturday evening, in the
y. " c. \. parlors Miss May Case
Marsh, social secretary OF the Y ".
c. A.. and Eugene l.. Philpot. social
secretary OF the \ Nj. G.. A., nill
have charge OF the party
o
The entertainment 10 he given ia
the Century building, SUNDAY after
noon, will include songs by Miss
Amy Kemp and Miss Clara Major.
Mrs Ira Benjamin will be the NOS
Css for the afternoon 10 follow the
program, which is given for th'
leasure OF young business women
and their friends
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Y. Nj. c. A. Makes the
Work Part of Its
Activities
MEN ALSO ARE
TAKING INTEREST
w. S. Sylvester Directs
Fight Against Evil
Habits

The clean life campaign war
on the cigarette, evil stories and
other character destroyers which
tempt boys-has proven OF such far
reaching benefit 10 Detroit that the
head OF the increment, William S.
Sylvester. has been induced to re.
main in this ci'y for an indefinite
period The Y NJ c. A. Is greatly
responsible FOR keeping Mr. Sylves.
ter in Detroit. and his work will
row become n part OF the associa-
nons activities.
Mr. Sylvester has opened Offices
IN room 40. 359. in the Y NJ. G. A.
He Is already extending the scope
Of his activities 81 that he will teach
the evils Of the cigarette not only
10 boys but 20 r'en in factories A
sweeping campaign that will go into
the churches, ;iie schools. the far
tories and the homes, will be prose
fnIRu against VI NUulH UdllN anu
other evils.
Men Interested, Too.
Since Mr.. Sylvester has been
working in Detroit. constant
stream OF boys have been flooding
his Offices. seeking advice that
would free them from the grin OF
the drug nicotine The campaign
Las spread 20 the men, too. ana
recently 10 employees from one shop
came 20 Nr Sylvester and declared
rather hopelessly hat they had been
smoking from 20 TO 80 cigarettes a
day and wished 20 have a cure sd.
ministercl
They were -i"en the DR. Kress
silver nitrate treatment OF the
throat 10 the medical department
a. the y NJ A. one youth OF
hut II wears confessed that he was
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
MOVIES FAIL TO
MAKE HER RICH;
ASKS MONEY BACK

Mrs Pearl J.. Tranck II suing
Charles G.. Fuller. president OF the
Hamilton Thcater company. for 49,.
600 IN Judge Hosmer's court She
declares that she purchased the
Hamilton thcater az No 1921 Ham.
ilton-blyd from III" defendant on
his representations that she could
make $4,000 in a year or two on
~ the property. She alleges she
paid 5000 on the purchase price OF
$4,000 After running the picture
house for tNo months there was =
deficit Of $500. abe declares. Mrs
Franck ASKS her money back and
payment for the loss of her time.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
MILLER ROBBERY
SUSPECTS FOUND
GUILTY IN EAST

Thru the aid OF the Detroit police.
zoe Kramer and Leon Miller. who
are alleged 10 have robbed Square
Deal" Miller's iewelry store OF sl5,-
900 worth OF diamonds las, April
and who were arrested but later ro-
leased for lack OF evidence, have
been found guilty or big jewelr>
robbery in Baltimore. The informa
tion reached The Detroit authorities
Friday morning
Supt Mar1ulrdt heard Of the ar
vest of the two men in Baltimore md
sent their pictures and records 10
the Baltimore police
Printing-the plain ncnt kiud--th NJ
a. yi0kt---Ttmss .Ioh DeDt.--Mnin aS2O.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Will Decide Whether
He'll Prosecute Har-
rOun Brokers
WILL CONFER
WITH CORNELIUS
Former Secretary Will
Tell Attitude of Sc
curities Board

Whether there Is sufficient grounds
cn which 10 prosecute Detroit brok
crs whose operations in the unlaw
fui sale of stock in the Harroun
Motor corporation. were checked by
an exposure IN The Times. will BE-
determined by Prosecutor JasnOW
ski. probably by the FIRST of the
week
Nr Jasnow ski stated 10 The
Times. FRIDAY. that he expects to
complete his investigation Of the
company operations sometime dur
ing the day when ne would see w.
G.. Cornelius. former secretary OF
the Michigan securities commission,
Vho is familiar with all the facts in
the states probe OF the corporation
from having served with the com.
mission until jus, few lays before
~ issued warning against the pur'
chase OF Harroun stock
Failure 10 get In touch with Mr..
Cornelius wa given Nv 'he prose
outor as the reason for DELAY In call
ing \ Il Shelter and c. G. Har
bridge. the Harroun brokers in De-
trvit. into hts Office FOR investigation
Mr. Jssnowsh said that II he
found that thrse brokers had been
violating the blue skv" law in the
exploitation Of the Harroun stock
he would prosecute them.
1t Is our idea 20 enforce the law
in this natter" ne declared we
are going ahead sith our investiga
ton regardless Of the action the
securities commission takes or
course We are cooperating with the
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
ASK NEW CUTTER
FOR GREAT LAKES

tFrom stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Dec. /. Appro.
rriation OF $3.50 600 for the con
struction OF new revenue cutter
to take the place OF the Morrill,.
stationed At Detroit, is recommend.
cd by Capt r. = Bertholf. com
nandant ~ the revenue cutter ser
ice in his annual report sent to
Secretary of tha Treasury McAdoo
y is considered certain that the
eecretary will approve the recon.
mendation, and that congress will
be asked 10 apUropriate tho sum
necessary FOR he building OF the
nip during the rcxt session OF con
cress which ends March & 1917.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
WOMEN To HOLD
MASS MEETING
Will Discuss Means to Bring
Bring Down Living Cost,
Wednesday

Methods Of combating the con-
stantly increasing cost OF living will
tc considered m a mass meeting OF
DetrOits club women called for
" ednesday afternoon, Dec. s. Ar
rangements for The meeting are In
the hands OF tho household econom-
lca committee ~ the Twentieth Cen
tury club Prof e. a. DotY. OF the
Detroit College OF Medicine. Will
give a ;alk On ''Household chcmis-
Try" The meeting VIII Dc held ia
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Justice Refuses
Coat as Gift; Says
His Wife Is Too Fat

Mrs. Olga Rottman held up her
tlack silk coat for Justice -emkiC.
inspection Friday morning She as
serted that a cleaning company hsd
spoiled g.
II can't see anything wrong with
II. madame said the justice, I'm
have TO refuse you your SOS claim. "
"All right, YOU can have il your
self" said Mrs. Rottman.
~ might take it, but my wife IL
altogether too fat TO wear il" said
the court
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Sues Railroads for SIS. 900.

Joseph Scott Cooper fled suit for
$4,000. Friday morning. against the
Crank Trunk and Lehigh Valley rail
roads for injuries received by his
wife a trained nurse, who was hurt
in wreck at Med Run, Pa. IN 1914
Sleeping IN a Pullman. Mrs. Cooper
was badly hurt, according to her
husbands allegations. Hs says he
has spent $1,000 in doctors bills.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
THE CONFESSIONS Or A WIFE
Margie Hears the Ca of the Sea to Find Eternal Peace
There

Oh, sea. OUT there moaning and
waiIing shouting and sobbing Will
YOU ever like mo grow tired OF IL
all and want 10 sink out of sight?
VIII the countless ages 20 CO
find only an aCrid waste where you
have Crooncd YOUR love songs and
shouted your despair
Surely. oh ga. YOU must be tired
so tired " this restlessness and
pain and because |. too am tired
am coming 10 you and let your new.
er-failing understanding hide all my
agonics, all my hrtle joys n your
depths OF eternal peace.
ITO BE- Continued
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Red Cedar Chests, Mating
Boxes, Table Scarfs, Cushions

Red Cedar Chests, plain and copper bound.
moth and dust proof. moderately priced at S9.7S,
bt2.75, $3.50 to S2t5o
MATING BOXES from shoe SIC 20 full skirt
length, trays or without. s. 20 50.
Velour and Tapestry Table sesTs plain OF
trimmed with metal gaIloon or motifs, at SIPS,
So, $3.50 TO $3.50
Cushions, velour and tapestry. round o. square.
made complete 10 match table runners, $3.50,
$3.50 to SO
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

Mr. and Mrs Paul Reyneau and q
party OF friends spent Thanksgiving
I'm Harum Scarum lodge. Bloomfield
Hills. and will remain there for the
V eek-end
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Holiday Gift Books

Practically every demand can be hlied-and
quick to find on the street floor
New Copyrights, Gift Books, Boys and
Girls BOOks-all the choicest selections of
Popular Fiction at SOC.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
ELLIOTT
WOOLFENDEN co.
woodward and Henry
5. & H. Stamps With
Cash Purchases
Bounfu Christmas Stocks Pleasant Surroundings Efficient Sc
Everything to Give Zest, Pleasure and Satisfaction
Christmas Shopping
Holiday Gift Slippers
Buy NOW for Best Service
For Men, Women and Children

FOR MEN-Cavaliers. Operas. Faust, Everetts
Romeos positively no inferior low-end grades at
$50, St.75. $500, $25o $500
FOR MEN-Felt Comfy Slippers with Comfy
Soes $3.50 to S2.25. Pullman slippers in case
$3.50, $500
FOR WoMEN-Comfy slippers In all the new
shades. $1.25. $780, SITS $500.
Fur-Trimmed Romeos at $50.
Felt Toilet Slippers at SIPS.
Siumber Sppers-Men. women f5e.
CHlLDRENS and Misses Slippers in felt
Romeos Rabbit Comfy and Puss-in Boots 8oc to
S1.75.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

the clubhouse OF the Isotroit FEEDER
alton OF Women's clubs. Hancock
and Second-avos.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Christmas Cards-Calendars

You'll be suited here in moment OF time al
ie to soc for postal cards tags, seals inclosure
cards. gilt and silver cords, tissue papers.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
PARK YOUR CAR
AT "ELLI0TT'S"
The Logical Shopping
Place
There Are Ample Parking
ConVeniences

The store is commodious, well
lighted and pleasant The selec-o
tion of gifts is easy, from great
holiday stocks. in variety TO
meet every purse or preference.
"Elliotts prices" are never high
er. quality considered, with the
added advantage Of s & II.
Trading Stamps with cash pur-
chases.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

PrintinE-the plain ncnt kind--thst
. yight---Ttmes Joh Deot .--Nnin aS2O.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-25
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in which Mrs. Hartman kept her valuables. When she went to get her gems for use at function they were not in their accustomed place. No other valuables were missing and the Daggets asserted that she must haze made a mistake and placed them else- where. She maintained however, thu: 'lo had put them in the vault.
 Detectives were put to work on the csse and had begun to draw the net closely around the two brothers when they decided to confess. They have restored the gems but will be pun. ished by the law although more len iently than would have been the case lad they not confessed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-25
COMPANY GETS CONTRACT FOR
 I48 PLANES
International News Service.

WASHINGON, Nov. 25-Bids for the construction of aeroplanes for use In the army were opened today at the war department and the Beoist Aero plane Company of Sandusky, New York, was found to be the lowest hid der Estimates had been called for from American companies for the con- struction of one hundred and forty eight planes to be made according to >plans of the latest European designs and with engines of the most success ful type, full plans of which are In possession of the department
 Contracts will be signed with the Beoist company and the planes will be built of fast as possible. This com pany has built hundreds of machines for Russia, England and Italy In the past year and has suitable equipment for turning out work very rapidly.
 The contract for the hydroplanes authorized by the last session of con gross has not yet been let owing to the fact that the aero board has not finally settled on details of design
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-25

sisted by the envoys from all other neutral countries.
 The visits to America recently of Ambassadors Gerard and Page, from Berlin and London, were, as was stat ed by the International News service at the time, connected with the great concerted effort for peace.
 It can now be stated positively tha. the highest authorities not only In Germany but In England. France. Italy. Japan. and all the smaller countries involved, except Austria, where negotiations are proceeding fa- vorably, are willing and anxious to conclude :he war on terms consistent with national honor.
 The only question remaining to be settled, and this Is the matter that our diplomats are now working on and have been working on for weeks, Is the terms of settlement The map of the world will have 70 be made over The allies have taken nearly all of the colonies formerly owned by the central powers. But the Teutons hold part of France, Belgium, Servia, Al [ bania, and parts of Russia and Rou-
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-25
international Nsws Service.

internoeionol NoWo service.
 BERLIN. Nov. 25.-Official an- nouncement is made that the Austro- German forces in Roumania have crossed the Alt river which Is the Hast natural barrier to be surmou1ted in the advance on Bucharest.
 The general staff says that the Roumanians are retiring rapidly and are expected to make their most des- perate and final stand before the capi- tal.
 A fresh column of Germans i1clud ing many reserves is now pouring Into Roumania by way of the South Alt pass which recently was captured by the Germans.
 The new column Is striking rapidly at Ronma1ian positions on the left as 1t advances quickly towards Ru- charest. Several small villages aud two thousand prisoners have been cap-