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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25


nicn nabe ser gali5ild]en @ren5e sez
mad)t, abcr bollitanbig absel6lagen.
Grfplse Scr Eiirfei.
&pnltnntinopcl, 25. Suni
(Iia 2onbon.) Ser an Sonnta9 bon
Der tiirfilben oeeresleitllng allsgege=
benc Saaesberiht lautct ipic folgt:
.Sn Yerlicn bat lic) i'm &erman=
Idab 9iltrift nidts bon gebeutllne
ereignet.
u9tiiler, Sic lns Dltlid bon gun=
mob angriffcn, crlittcn ldtpcrc Ser
lutte.
.@ir erransen aesen Sic guiier
Grfplge I'M @cbiet bon 8anc llnb bei
Nepcnbus, bon ipp lid Ser Seino in
l1noronltna suriidspg llnb cine Menge
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno @prratbe
5uriiflieb. Sbre 8iidsll9slinie ipar
NIT arie9smaterial mic beidt. l1nlere
Iruppen linb bem 6einb il, enersi<
lcbcr @crfolgllns 90 Silpmcter Ditlid
bon 3ebenou5 auf Sen Seriel1.
uSm &altfailts brahte unIere . err
Ifolarcid)e @eaenofienlipe cine ieinos
lid'c Gffeniipe segen llnler Centrum
gum stiuitanb.
rl1niere 2uftseidipaoer griffen eli,
Ifeinblibes Eager i'm Soafen bon suea
an nno fcbrten ippbIbcbalN sllriid
6 . pnltnntinopel, II "a. Suit
Cine gHeberlaae britiider &opancriez
abtbeilllngcn ourd ti:rfil6e Srrppen
Dltlid bon 5ue8 ,labe oenu &anal
ipllrbe belte beric6tet. Sic Gnglanbet
floben beln aanal 5u inns ipurz
Sen BON sen Siirfen perfolgt.
Snoerc britilhe Mbtbcilltngen. Sic
Iipeltlieb bon &atia bprsubril1gen bcr-
l1n6tcn, 20 Wlcilcn bpm &anal, ipur=
bem BON tiirfiiden Glanflern 5nriid=
9etricben.
gritii6c @eridte.
2onbpn II, "a. Suli. (1:5O Nm.) }
@ritildle Srllppen baben eil1en grpber
Tbeil bes 9orfes Yosieres genprnmen
lld9t Der pfii5icle britiide 8eri1t por
bellte Madnittag nnb baben and ets
mos @pben nube Soiebtpoob in Sc,
M6tllng auf 8uiucmont getppnnen
Sm ltebrieen nerlief sic lebte Na61
|perbaltnibmabig rllbis.
Sic Gngldnber 1abnten Sic beut<
licben slubeniperfe bpn Yp5icrcs mil
gtllrm lrnb trll9cn Sen aanpf in bas
Gurf. snd 2onguebal ipar ipicber Sc,
ghanplat cincs beftisen Samples
(Ser ipatcre bcl1tl1e 8eridt |agt, baf
Sic Gnglanbcr NIT lpenise Soauler nor
Ensieres beiett baben.)
Cine ipaterc 9iellterbcpcidc beIagt
bab sic gn9ldnbcr aud sub in @nil=
lempnt gcfaBt batten, aber bnrd elmer
bclltiben @e9enonsriff ipieber bin=
lausgctriebcn iporben leten."
Garis melbct idledtes
@cttcr.
Garis, "a. Snli. (Mittass.) }
gdledtes 8ctter berrldt an Sc,
gon,mefront 1lnh sic lebte Nacbt ber=
lief rubis bel Sen Oortisen fran5DIiider
Sruppcn, Iaat Ser pffisiclle 9eridt.
9nrd cinen l1eberfal nabc @aillD
nDrolib oerslisnc, ipllrben ci,tige bellt=
| IIbe@rdbcn bur6ltpben ,1,lb einige sc.
| fangcne gentacbt.
sln Ser gerbunfront. Ditlid) Sc,
Omas, CAB cs fleine sharn,iibel, ii
berelt bie Srun5olen 80 @efangen,
ntadtct1, ipns sic Geiammt5nbl Ser i,
lbielem 9iltrift III Sen lesten sebn "a.
gen acnon,lnercn @cfatgetlen auf SOC
|brtn9t.
! l1nterlellt,,ant gDopllt bpn1 Sliceer.
forps brabte lein a6tes feinoli1es
Merpplan na1e ssres,tes in Ser @pcb.
re Mcgion sllr Stredc.
Sic 2onbnner l1mi ham.
2pnbou. "a. ssltli. Sn Yosicre;
fampfen sic Mnltralicr md tpiitbeni
Init bcn Seutlden llm Sen @tfiB bei
|9orfes lrno Ser nad @npallme fiji
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
Starfe Mftipu oeoen

starfe Nftion geaen
] hipar5e Site ngep[ant".
S'obe 9eamte eabeu 6eute lpeitere
sefpeile, oab lie lid} 5u elmer friftieeu
slttton borbercitet. I'M Sic Sddoiauuq
amerlfaniIder Sirlnen Surc6 @rpBbriz
tanniens lcblpar8e Cite tnter bem Sc
leg "9e9en 5ansel nit oem 5einS" gu
pcrbiiten.
Vrdlioent 1ilion iaste ieinen 6eu~
tl9en 8eluhern, oaB er iebr belorat
llber Die @i0glidfeiten oes britiIc1eu
gefcbls iei uno bonn Staatsamt lieaen
an8eidcn ppr, aaB irseno Gin Sdritt
"balp" aenpntnten ipiiroe, ipenn nidt
cine befrteoigenoe slntluort ouT Sic bon
inherent 8otldafter Sage in 2onoon
senohten inform1eilen slnfraeen
fpnlme.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
@ie6 ,anb 3rupiiipne,,.

gbicaeo, "a. SuIi. @inopiel)
3uflbr 10000. 5tiere $S.O0-11..
90; @ibe ,,no 9finoer So. 1900;
&alber $S.25-11.75.
Sdipeine 3uiubr $4,000. 1Oc
bSber 81 $9.10-1O.10; 51lneiit 5u
$9.35-9.S5.a
sd)afe 3nfubr 5000, gtetia
8iober $6.75-8.30; 2dnl,per &c.
|50-1O.25.
'@elIiiael - Siibner II, Springs
21 231ar.
Butter Creamery "a 271s.
Gier Grima 81 221ac.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
Mardau lpur etpa so7 sreilen mel,

MarctaI ipur ctlpa so7 Meilen peit
seflpsen, sllneilt sur gSactt5eit lno
bate III Berlin Yrnflan1ntipnen absc@
ipprfen, lporin er laste, pbippbl cs ibnl
mD9lib lei entbalte ct iid nes Spmz
fbenablperfens ulif Sic pffeneu Stdote.
Sic 9sadriht bon pem Sd]idial
Wardmlls fpmmt ltarf perIpdtet, oenn
lie erfolste idou am 81. Sllni bel
Gbelnn. als CT mn nod 62 Neileu bon
ben rullilhen 2inien luur.
alobo @eorge frabt.
2onnon, "a. Suli. u8ritilhe
9iilfs0uellen nnb britiidlc Sltellieena
lperben Ben sieg in peni9en Mpnater
erldnappen", laate Guuio 2lppp>
George, pcr Nabfolscr oes Telomarz
'l6alls &ittbener ais ariegsminilte,
9eute asadmittaa i'm llnterbaule.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
@Qlbington prQblt, OaB es balo etwas
tbu1 mer0e,
@esen Die britii@e i6parie site namlid,.
l1mtlapp beg 6euats nit Der Mrnleebiu.
Gus Mureem auiseb6rt mSer 30 Wapme uz


Sell goBe Sparamfei bo ndt 9(ab lei nerieehiff
2eutlhanS nod nd}t boQanoo bcre az Ien -
Dannidai a6m abenbma6l bie Setdmals spobi<
nnb lntertauden ieBt Saae inn s@
fen $4,000 gelobnu1g Srp Sen gonuurr tsoe7ebt
10 suHaoeler III eIeoeano oeflhgudt Ncr Saatel lolcn
9anid] gStinoien fir 25 0uip,en olen Godcht
tonm 2auanne, lat @albinston aopenbaaeu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
Die Rartte.
Groouf.e.

Gbicaao, "a. Snli. @eioen -
120A 'sS1li, 1925 Sept.
&orn 1914 Snli 1874 Sept.
Safer AZ SulL 417s Sept.
@etreibe fit 8aar go. 2 rotber
@intertpei5en ,neM 122-124; &orn
SEQ. 2 S3; Safer; sStanoaro, 421s,
9fogeett 9So. 2, ltelt 81.
3@erIte 80 63-75..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
&ntaitrpphc im gunncl.

Glepe1ano, "a. SuIi. Sm neuz
en- @alleriperftunnel inter ben1 Grie=
lee Iinb infol9e elmer seipulti9en @asz
crplolipu fur5 nor Wlitternadt iedz
sebn atann in elmer Ser aruben 2Db@
reu llmacfpntmen. Sab irseno einer
oie grploiipu il6erlebt baben fonne,
gift fin nuseeIcblpilen.
aebeusretter fllbren nod Sem duBez
rem Crib, Ieilen bonn llfer, Inn in
BEN Slmnel ein8ufabren uno bie 2eiz
den 81 bergen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
Die v9entidlunb" nod int S,afen.

Baltimore, "a. Snli. Sic
&ailerbebdlter Ser 9eutidla1b tpurz
Den bcnte gefiillt unb oas @ett5eug Ser
Mannicbaft bonn internirteu pcutlben
Sanpfer 9ieefnr an 8prp bes Inter
leel9iffes gebrabt, mas an5eigt. bah
bic slbfabrt na9e- bebprltebt. s .f
Sturfer Nau1 BON Der 9cutlManh
riecbt nod Del llnb es lit offenbar, bab
bie Mnlcbincn erprpbt lperbcn.
Ser orabtlolc Mpparat bcs Inter
leers lplroc bente pnm 9taoio :. sne
ipeftor Ser &cgierllne pcrlicgclt. lpeil
Sic slpei 8ode1, Ser erlaubten srilt
fir bielen slpparat in, soafcn peritri-
6en linb.
&ein 8ellld tint &Iarirllngspapiere
iultroe bellte seitcllt unb ipubrlhein=
|lid miro bies allBerbulb ser iiblibcl,
GeIdaftsltunben geldebe,1.
Gin @benbmablgptteso ipurbe
beute fir ben &npitdn uno Sic Mannz
idaft bes gentlblat,b a1 @prb nes
9icdar gebaltcn. Gfarrer Otto Mpib,
cin bcutlher @inipanbernngsn,iliio
leitete Sen 9ienlt llnb Bat in lcinen,
@cbct ltm bic iidere Seimfebr bon
gdifi rno Mantfdaft. Sent @ottes-
bienit fol9te Gin Selteiien.
gs lpllroc alld) il, Grfabrllng ges
braht. oaB Sic 9eittlhlano belltegiadz
nittag por ibrem Sod tbeillpeil {
iii t er an cb te. 3um pollltanbige1
ltntertallcben ipar bas @aier nibt
tief senllg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25

renben StraBe. Sen lebten 8eridten
|8nfolge loll Der groBere gbeil oes
Sorfcs in ben 6anben ser gultralier
lein. slm iibri9en 9bcil ber britilden
Sront norbfid Ser Son1me baben oie
&fc, bic Samsta9 giadt beganz
men, abseflaut, ltamentlid all Ser 2is
ME bon Gbieppal big @uillcmont.
(Mbgeflant meint einen britildenMib~
erfol9.)
gcrbaltnibmaBiae 9tube berrlbt
liiblid Der Solnme, tpo bas cin5ige bon
Haris beri6tete @eiedt in Ser @robc=
rung elmer oeltlcben gattcrie liiblidj
bon Gltrees reiultirt baben loIl.
SIN oitliden Sbeil Der @erbunfront
baben Die 8ran5oien cine oeutlde
Sdan5c ipeltlid bon Ibiau,nont ge-
nommen, 5 @aldinenfanonen crbeu~
tet uno 5tpei gdod@efangene sema6t.
8crlin beballptet, bab bas einSige
9fciultat oes britilden Mn9riifes am
Sonntag in Ser ginnabne ipeniger
6dnler bes 9orfes Eo3ieres beltanben
babe. allf Soften idiperer Gerlulte Ser
Nultralier.
9ab opd eil1ige beutIde Grrppen
bon Ser @erbunfront gu anbcripcitigen
Sperationen lpeg9enommen ipprbcn
limo. tit aus Scr belttlden @rflarun9
|erlidtlid, baB Sic granbenburger
@renabicre bon nGpuampnt Sc
riibmtbeit" bie gngIdnber am Sonnz
tag in 2onalebal selblaacn baben.
Gblpobl u,noffi3ielle gcribte
ben gfulien 9rnBe @cipinnc i'll Ser Ste
sion bon 9ii9a suidreibcn, baben bpd
peber Gctrograb nod @erlii1 in ibrel1
pffi5iellcn Gcr0ffentlidnngcn ettpas
bon luibtiacn slenberunsen in Ser
bortiacn Gage sl1 melben.
aaiier @ilbeIm Fat sic fran56iiIhe
Sront berlaiicn llnb iid nad Ser Git@
front beseben. 9ieie Nadridt lit of@
fi5iel.
Sic 9illiien beanlprudcn lpeiteren
Sortl6ritt In Siirtild) Mrmenien,
tpabrenb bie Siirfen neue grfoIge ses
gen Die @ulien an Ser periilden Sront
mclben.
Yren1ier slsquitb erlubte bas britiz
lde Earlament beute llm einen tpeitee
ren &riegsfreoit bon $50 Iillione,1
Giunb, ipas ber sroBte areoit felt ben
ge9inn bes &rieges lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25

Weitere 9epeiden aaf ber 4. eeite.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25

@as lit 9usbes? Das miro
iib nod oem 4. Mar5 1917 5eisen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25

2onoon. "a. sSltli. Sn 9osicres
fdmpfen sic slultralicr md ipiitbenb
nit Sen 9eutlden ltnt Sen @tliB bcs
9orfes llnb Ser nad 8npallme fiibs
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24

cENTERV1LLE. Ind, May a.
Whiskers and long hair for men VIII
be the style In Centervtlle. The rea-
son for this is a sign appearing in all
the barber shops which reads as fol-
lows: Hair cut, 25c; shave, 15c" -.
Miss Dorothy Clark OF Richmond Wis
tied her cousin, Edna Johnston, a part
of last week Marjorie Hurst and
brother Foster attended the play Civ.
en- at Milton Saturday night. Mr..
Maurice Jones has been very sick at
his home east of Centerville His son
C. S. Jones and wife OF Chicago, and
his daughter, Mrs G. H. Clark of Indi-
annapolis have been called to his bed.
side. :. Mrs Louise Stevens is visit
ing at Mark Stevens home.
Give Dinner Party.
Mr. and Mrs Levi Myers gave a
dinner party last Sunday to which the
following guests received invitations
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Myers and daugh.
tiers, Vivian and Bernice. of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Myers and son
Elmer, of Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Taylor, Mr.. Jesse Meek, Mrs. Anna
Myers, all OF Richmond and Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor McConaha Of Centerville
-. .Thos. Eliason is among the seri
ously sick. Mrs. Anna Lashley and
Miss Elizabeth entertained number
| of relatives and friends to dinner Sun
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24

Seeding time is driving men and
machinery to the utmost limit in
western Canada in an heroic struggle
to maintain the record crop acreage
by which the fighting nations were
Ted last year. The enlistment with
out effort has been heavy in the
prairie provinces, making short
handed those who have millions Of
acres to seed during the next few
weeks.
American tractors burning Can
adam oil are preparing the seedbeds
by day and night. Working to the
point Of exhaustion, farmers are
showing their patriotism far from
The firing line. There is a dearth of
men in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskat-
shewan and Alberta and men from
The states find feverish demand for
help. Contrary to reports, which are
now under probe for Teutonic source,
Superintendent of immigration w
d. Scott advised Canadian Pacific
railway officials as follows:
Those who come in 70 secure
teamwork will not only find ready
employment at good wages. but viii
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
MOTHER IS I'll
WHILE DAUGHTER
IS IN HOSPITAL

CAMPBELLSTOWN, O., May a.
Charles Cooper and family called at
the home Of her sister Mrs Mikesell,
Sunday afternoon, the attractiong be
Ing baby boy. Miss Leah Mikesell
returned home with them for a few
days visit. Darrell Swisher and wife
Glenn Cohee and wife, C. F. Miller and
family spent Sunday with Emora
Swisher and wife. Miss Ruth Wis
man of New Paris, visited the past
few days with Dorothy Shafer..
Joe Shafer has very sore leg from
playing baseball Friday, the ligamentz
being torn loose at the ankle. !. "A
telegram grom James O'Hara Monday
announced his safe arrival in Sar
Francisco. He will arrive in Preble
county, the last of the week. . j. w
O'Hara and family and P. C. Flora and
wife called on B. Fl. Thomas and wife
Sunday afternoon. :. Miss Gladys
Jacks was taken to Richmond Wednes
day and an operation performed or
Thursday by DR.. Conley of Eaton, and
Edward Marley of Hamilton. Miss
Gladys was In the first year of higf
school. She is getting along very well
-. Mrs: Arthur Smith, nee Mamie
Weatherly, who was SO seriously in
jured Friday afternoon in an auto &C
cident near Elliott's Mills is vel
known in Jackson and Dixon town
ships and her many friends hope sh,
will recover. 1t is doubly sad as he
mother and sister are both very i'll a
their home in Virginia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
Relieves NeuritiS
and Rheumatism
Best for Lameness, Lumbago
Strains and Sore
Muscles.

For only % cents you can get a big
yellow box of yellow MUSTARINE
and sincere druggists will tell you
that if it isn't better than any plaster
lin.ment or poultice you ever used
money back.
There surely is nothing so good on
earth for Sprains, Strains, Bruises,
Lameness. Stiff Neck, Sore Feet
Bunions and Callouses, Just rub 1t
on: it will not blister.
BEGY'S MUSTaRINE absorbs in
stantly. is very penetrating and that's
why it only takes "a few minutes to
get rid of Earache, Headache. Tooth.
ache, Backache and Neuralgia.
BEGY'S MUSTARINE won't soil;
won't blister; and is always ready.
It's the. real, good old-fashioned mus
tard plaster brought up to date with
IA other Ingredients added. It always
satisfies Ask for BEGY'S MUSTAR-
me. It's the original. Worth its
Weight in gold-relief in every rub
il kills pain.-AdV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
Good Whisker Crops
Promised Centerpille|

day. They were: A. B. Jones and wife.
Hagerstown. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lewis,
Williamsburg, Forest Jones and wife.
Greensboro and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Lashley and two sons OF Boston.
John w Jones and wife of Elwood.
came for visit Monday with Mrs.
Lashley Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tf>.or
have returned from visit with their
son at Dayton. Ohio. They were called
there by his sickness but he was much
better when they left. :. Word has
been received here that Leo Gates of
Los Angeles, Cal, has recovered sui.
f1ciently to be taken from the hospital
and viii spend some. time recovering
his health in the mountains. A few
weeks ago it was reported that he
could not possibly recover. Mr.. Gates
is state senator of California. He
spent his boyhood In Centerville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
THOMAS BIRD MOVES
TO BROOKS PROPERTY

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, May "a
Miss Elizabeth Morrow has returned
to her home In Muncie, after visit
OF several days with her uncle, Rev.
M. j. German Of st. Elizabeth's
church. . Thomas Bird and family
are moving into Mrs. ]. e. Brooks
property on Third street. Ned John.
son of Pendleton was the guest of A
r. Feemster on Sunday. Mrs. Jack
Harper has gone to Columbus. O., to
join her husband and to accompany
him on a business trip through the
Eastern states.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
EARL CLINCMAN
WEEDS MISS HALL
BY FLORENCE NEWMAN.

MILTON, Ind, May "A very
pretty home wedding was that of Miss
Clara Mildred Hall and Earl Clayton
Clingman, which took place Tuesday
afternoon at the home of the. brides
mother, Mrs. Anna Hall The house
was charmingly decorated, the color
scheme being pink and white. Bridal
wreath and beautiful and fragrant
carnations we're employed.
The arch between the living room
and the parlor was tastefully festoned
with bridal wreath, and in the center
was suspended a beautiful white bell
formed by twining the sprays of bridal
wreth into shape. Here and there
we're pretty bouquets gracing the
rooms, lighted by gas jets. Lilfes-of-
the-valley were woven into the deco
rations in many places, giving very
pretty effect. The ceremony was per-
formed at o'clock, the Rev. F. c. Nc
| Cormick officiating, and at the ap-
pointed time the bridal couple advanc-
ed to the center of the arch, stopping
beneath the bridal bell, where the ring
. ceremony was impressively given by
the minister.
The bride was simply gowned, but
very pretty in white silk wolfe with
pink overdress Of silk chiffon artistic
ally draped. She wore long white
gloves and white kid slippers. Neatly
fastened to the pink sash, that COM
pleted her dress, was a corsage bou-
quet of 1ilies-of-the-valley.
At the close of the ceremony refresh
| ments, carried out as nearly as posi-
BILE in the color scheme, were served,
the brides cake being the gift of her
aunt, Mrs. Enyeart, of Connersville
1t was a large solid cake, frosted in
pleasing design and crowned by a
| wreath of May flowers, done in wax
and fran the center of the wreath
was sus pended a wedding bell in white
with silver hammer.
The bride was the recipient Of many
beautiful gifts, including silverware
| The invited guests were the Rev
and Mrs. F. c. Mccormick, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ed Enyeart Of Connersvil1e, Hen
ry Kirsch of Lawrenceburg, Mr.. and
! Mrs. James Klingman, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Clingman, Mr.. and Mrs. Benja
min Whitley Of Cambridge City, Mrs
Henry Hoover, Mrs. Albert Anderson
and Miss Olive Bryant.
/ The newlyweds left at O'Clock fol
Cincinnati, for a bridal trip. Thu
brides going-away gown was Copen
hagen blue silk poplin, with hat anc
gloves to match. On their reuturT
they will live on a farm west of town
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
TALENT IS WASTED
IN ALLEY PRACTICE

Billy Pond suggests the ALLEY
League"
Inasmuch as there are now a half
dozen organizations In Richmond ca.
tering to semi-pro and amateur base
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
At Movies
Tonight
COLISEUM.

Albert Capellani, who directed Vic
tor Hugo's Les Misarables," has just
completed the filming of the next
Clara Kimba1l Young feature, THE
Feast of Life,'' with Paul Capellani
and Doris Kenyon, which will be the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
EARN

be free to travel anywhere in Canada
or to return to their own country
without the slightest hindrance, nor
will any pressure be brought to bear
upon them to enlist. There is no
danger of CONSUMPTION in this coun.
try, and it is well to remember that
CONSUMPTION. if adopted, would not
apply except to British subjects resi-
dent in Canada"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24

ball talent. Pond hates to see the
hotel" talent going to waste
North Tenth street opposite the
Westcott is the scene Of daily baseball
training work. Pond makes the sug-
gestion that a circuit reformed to
take care of the needs Of the alley
and street" leaguers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
BEATEN IN TRADE.

ANDERSON, Ind, May 24.--Jacob
Rinker, 81, alleging he has been beat.
en- in a horse trade for the first time
in his life, is suing John B. Swain to
recover town lot In Chesterfield.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
PASTORS FIGHT SALOONS

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 24.-Minis-
ters of Lafayette have raised $1,000
with which to begin war on saloons
in the residential district. Their plan
is to GUST the saloons by means of
ward remonstrances.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
RAISE "Y" FUNDS.

FIT. WAYNE. Ind, May 23.-With
about $25O,Oo0 of $500, 900 raised for
Y. NJ. c. A workers are now propos-
ing to increase the goal to 100000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24

DR. Mayo has without knife
BILE
Kidneys Bladder
Debility Functional
what
profes
sona reliability is satisfied patients dismiss
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO DISEASES
PECULIAR TO WOMEN
Will the POOREST chance well as the Rich to receive
advi
treatment Is
pear Ia few or a
POISON, DsEASEs-We
wilt a all
KIDNEY, BLADDER BLADDER TRoUsLESAre
uficaly m
you
I'M
ustw
If
estly
or
W.R. MAYO ND
S45 North Delaware Street Indianapolis Indiana
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
OFFER FREE WEDDING.

MUNCIE, Ind. May PA free we'd
ding, much furniture and supplies are
offered any couple that will be mar
ried at the Industrial show.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24

Since the war shut off supplies from
Germany, the price Of high-grade pot
ash has advanced from $39 to about
$500 a ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
HARROW REMOVES TOE.

GREENSBURG, Ind, May 24.-Lon
Harcourt is mourning the loss of his
dgh1 big toe. 1t was severed when
harrow fell on 1t.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24

To assert In Oklahoma that an in
durable disease can be cured makes
physician liable to the revocation OF
his license.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
ADVERTISE IN AERoPLANE.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, May 24.-An
aeroplane will be used in advertising
Fort Wayne's centennial celebration
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24
LYRIC.

There are a number of interesting
things in connection with The Capt.
tai Prize" the Imp. two-reel detective
drama. In the first place, it. was di-
rected by Edwin Stevens, the famous
legitimate star, best known probably
for his delineation of thefdeyil in
Franz Molner's famous play; well
known in vaudeville for his short dra'
matte sketches and more recently
known to the photoplay world through
having starred in "The Man inside" a
Broadway Universal feature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24

the woman's Suffrage party Of New
York City. Indiana clubwomen have
long cherished the hope OF seeing her
enter the race for presidency Of the
National Federation.
Other prominent visitors to the BIZ
enniaYare Mrs. Edward McGeher, pres
ident of the Mississippi federation;
Mrs. Edward Dexter knight. presi-
dent of the California federation, and
Mrs. Elmer E. Black, chairman of the
decorating committee, which arranged
the $1,000 worth OF decorations in the
Seventh regiment armory, New York,
where the convention meetings are be-
ing held.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-24

BY the ruling that no city v hich is
hostess for the biennial Of the National
Federation Of Women's Clubs shall
have a presidential candidate. Indiana
Is deprived Of that honor in the person
Of Miss Mary Garrett Hay. who has
long been talked of as popular pres
idential possibility for the general fed
Grafton. Miss Hay, former Indtanian,
is q sister Of Mrs. H. c. Durbin of An
derson. She is a former president OF
the Indiana society in New York, d.
rector Of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs. member of the New
York biennial board, and chairman Of