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Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-07

approved security, BEARING Interest Oh. I1r
rate offs per cent pOF uHuam fHu Haf I7H
1919 tlIl paid and o lien U,Iue mIa.ra nn
the premises sold to s,ruTg fHD .a.uUuf Hi
the purchase money.
Given under mv hand tHIs Sob |r. . .aH-
uaFy, A. D. 1910 E. o. 'aH..n.
Comm .sIHrar .H ..arra.r.
j, !, Lewis,
ALnInuN flF maLn-r- I'll
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-07
NalIt, oI SaIe undrr F,rlrIInn
D. nalsUn.
Mortgage

NUueT hereby given that under and By
virtue OF on execution issued hg b.. q. Ua-IIn
clerk % the Haudoluh Circuit Court uu q
Judgment lH said court wherein y. b. smith
and s1a, Shoe Company was pIa.uuH aud thu
.. w. Gong Store Company wa. defendant. 0.
the undersigned. sheriff OF Randolph County,
Afkausas, UIII0n che 18Th day % January.
1914 Offer i1r sale 40 the north front door ~
ibo calHh1u.a, PocahuHtas, Arkansas. fbr
'0.gEIur land sH Randolph counts. Arkansas
tp-N.t' aI DE T.sbt, title aud .ltgnsJ OtJ.
Vs. Coins 'r. HvA OF ncit: s8 UfugHs sp'lof
,a't a1I res of -n1t iu section De-. township Is
NORTH rlaE Fast, lg1 acres. more 1f less. 10
satisfy ,rd Judgement
SAID sale Will bs Co the highest bidder on
three mouth, time, and purchaser aIlI be- re-
gn.frl ,n give note with approved personal
security and lien win hr retained on the
land slld 90 further secure the purchase price
'1r said laud Note win bear interest at the
rais0i prrccnt per annum from date uutH
paid
NIfurs, mY baud as the .hHrIT r Randolph
county, Arsln.ar this the ,th day " uosom.
bsE, IgH
So. z. Russell, sheriff.
Attorney Cor Plaintiff l,Bt
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-07
Narnlnn Order

In ihe Justice Peace Court ncmun town.
shlh Randolph County, Arkansas, Before
ia. Douaas Justice.
Joseph Graham, plaintiff
vs.
=. VI. KENNEDY D.. O. Kennedy. %. a.
h'nnely' Nr. %. ]. IIippou,teo' and
"a Kennedy. defendants.
The defendants, O.. N. KENNEDY, 10 C. Ken
neag' IA Kennedy. Mrs.. q. J. IiiBpirsicel
" y hennedg,aru warned 90 appear iu this
court within thirty days. and answer The
.'mp.a.ntoi lhr plaintiff Joseph Graham,
h'ed herein against them.
This December 2,. 1915.
j. A. Dougias. a.P.
campbell Pope Spikes.
Attorneys ior plaintiff. 90
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-07
plIes cured In 8 10 I'd nnys

Your druggist will refund money n PAZO
OINTMENT fails 20 cure any case OF Itching.
blind, bleeding or Protrudug Piles in 6to l4dsgs.
The nrEt application gives Easc aud Res. 50c.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-07

Given under mg hand as r0mm.s. 'onrr ,f
SAID court gn tlIs the .oth dsy o.. D,rfmhar
wE o. 49, RaaIIr.
Comm ...##yF.
CannIs.L pnIr q Spikes.
huUmrr far plaIuuF n.gi
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-07
Cures Old sorcs, Oihar Remedies Won't Cue

The worst eases, no matter Of how long standing
hre cured b. the wonderful, oii reliable Df
rorter's Artislgtc Healing Oh. Il relieve
Pain and Heals Ht 'hr same time. GSc. soc. y.Q1
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-07
Execution Sale

L. q. Schoonover
Attorney for Plainlin.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-07

yic passed
on his
,s trip TO
trNUu was
e.s We'd
was in
.-rd us that
lug posi-
npany N
1uld enter
Iy date
lof Raven
Wing busi
csday OF
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-07
ron COUNTY CLERK

We are authorized to announce T. T, llarfl-
son as a candidate for recollection 20 the Office
Of County and Probate Clerk oi Randolph
county subject 90 the action Of tho Democrat
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-07
ron TREASURE

Win 5. white OF james Greek township au-
thorizes NJ 10 announce him a. candidate
for Treasurer Of Randolph county, subject
.-.=-1A-rp, -c,rrrsr rrr--n, ~y Niar.hisI6 -''
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
MORGUE + WILL
REMAIN OPEN
DAY AND NIGHT

..ho4ra.dss ws'ra vii 1e
tcl a- thc cornry morue begin.
ming 'ho ars' ths year so that
bodies may De deauaed and So.
cured by relative at any time
wight clerks ver appointed satur
Gay mornins rhe, arc EdVard Al
bus. OF 40 ssl Hr1drcks and
sah O. Eby ~ 80 5H Na, bury
Grand ave
Coroner Jacob IS t9thaca-r was
nstrumar-al having the gpc
,isore create facse nra po uons
finding hat m. facuriea PR hand
lins rha ritys fatalities had been
sgtErown One ~ the r.ght men
vll 20 o0 duty az o'clock m Tho
afternoon lie pil DO roHevcd ar
- O'Clock
WITH the addition to the torce o'
clerks 30 planned % make %
ro.'ible fo- bodice 90 ho Identified
md removed ~ SBudays ana other
times 0tou Wee morgu" was closed
under he old yetem
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
CONTINENTAL,
PRUDEN AND
PAIGE STRONG

Continental. P-utden ard Paige
featured the trading or the Detroit
stock exchange saturday morning
al being strong and active REQ
car also asur-d Ia ths transactions
bur there vas less vigor ia the bu
ing movement behind o.
Continental sold az ~ - on the
hoor. almost record price. and
clo~ed ~ a. u bid and 44i2 asked.
Paige sold az a. "a on the floor ard
closed ~ 3s "a bid and 30 ~ oTer
ed Many sales of each were made
on the foor
prudden jumped . - poinfs from
the prices ~ Friday tho bid being
g. IL and The Offering - Sales on
the floor were NOT large. however,
owing 20 a limited Offering on mar.
row margins
REQ closed with bid ~ 80 Is
and sn offering % a. is The trad
ing In this stock vas only normal
Michigan Sugar wss down 20
fo5i4 bid. with the Offering 100
Sales we're light Minnesota Sugar
continued strong and active
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
PLAN
ATTACK ON AUTO
PARKING RULES

When the committee on rtsTc o.
dinauces Of TIE common council
meets next Tuesday mo-riGs S.
certain ,hat no uud alta Will D."
Delivered aga ns' Police 'omm.s-
s.0ner Couzeus order prohibiting
PARKING of automobiles in tae down
tOwr dist~cf
The special meeting vas called ON
he order of Aid Freinald. chairman
0t the committee after IN Ettorret
had demanded an opportunity tu
protest azsihsf the rules or behalf
~ several wood vard ave merchants
vho sa.d their business Uae being
tinde-ed hy 'ne regulations
Since then. seve-ai attorney have
called Joseph fogFreed. clerk o'
council committee declaring they
ai-hed an opportunity 20 protest
aEains 'he measure Pressnt iucf
cations are mar atou, hs!f.1ozcn
aTyers sil' 1e on hand 20 PICK
fa1s IN Tho regulations
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
GREGORY READY
TO QUIT CABINET,
FRIENDS ASSERT

AUSTIN Tex Doc, ATTY Gen
Gregory before departing fof Wash.
ngtou refused to confirm or deny
no report that he would soon 70.
ssgn from tho cabinet Il ~ known,
however. that Le has told close
friends that he would retire The
exact date of lds resignation has
not eeen determined he hrst con.
;emplated resigaInz Dec I. but
now j. understood 20 expect 70 quit
the cabinet some time in January
Mrs Gregory desire 10 return
TO Texas is md rstood 10 have In.
nuenced her husband IN hts de
termination 20 leave ,he cabinet.
~ was reported from Washington
eeyeral weeks ago that the attorney.
general would receive federal
tsdgeship In Taxas
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
New CORPORATIONS

LANSING. Mich. Dec Wayne
Coun'y Ul comyenY. Detroit. o.,
f.o0. Harp 7 Copus E7rsr Harris.
j ] Kennedy. Battle Creek stamp.
ing Works. Battle Creek. 10000;
Down Town Land company. De-
troff. s5i .000. George Jerome.
Charles Mcfarland. John +. Austin;
American Securities company.
Grand Rapids $4,000. J = Frrd
ct.ck. sr J. y. Frederick. Jr ".
g " Frederick Detroit Metal Re
fnlng company. capital sock IN.
oreavsd from J5O.00o 10 sI2.co0
Orlich building company. Detroit.
g. 900 Andrew Orlich. HicharJ -.
Psterson Hcr5tr G. Munro. Peo-
les Securltles COMPANY DeNolt.
SO 600 T.. J R0senburg. s X Gold
bsrg, William 4 Hackctt Reliable
Painting and DecoIating COMPANY.
Detroit. $1,000. Minnie Rcsen.
Nathan ROsen. Charles WeinRarden.
scheiwe Storage company. Detroit.
3io 0o0. Ewsld Schetwe, Catherine
seheiWe. William Aust
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
AUTO COMPANI'S
CLAIM 4 PUZZLE
TO CITY DADS


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The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Telegraphic
STOCK MARKET
MARKS TIME
Prices Firm. Railroad issues
Showing Particular Strength
In Trading

NEW YORK. Dec. z-Isc Sew
york EVENING sun financial review
today aaid
"rhe trading marked umf 20 g.
day short Sc son ot ,he stock mar
ket Prices wera am i-r 'he mo q
rart with particular rserea n as
railroad department There ~ ao
rreat deaand. however 30, such as
ii was the level OF .he maesa -
raised because ~ The sc4J ode as
OF stocks.
Business conditions continue In
good term. According ~ r q lF
a company. failures this week were
z. per cent smaller In naia3ef 4t
81 per ceat smaller .n amount r.r
actual number belns 2f-
"Railroad earning in Oc'qter -'
hand today disclose eu lcrea 10 .n
Gross for Tie Chicago a. NorEve-
ern Of Sl,20f.sSS and IL net $50
Prices ia the industrial ist Ner,
somewha. irreguiariy change ai--e
The prevailing tendency vas up ward
The steel and copper shares sere
narrow in the extreme wigl Few es.
ceptions Hike Utah Copper. which ad-
vanced lAu p and chile Copper
which crossed, % United States
Hteel common made fractional ca rs.
moving closely around 10
Further advances We're general
fn the late trading, save among Gers
tain OF the spscialres
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
slanlna SUSPECT Releaasd

Dominick Frank. who has been
held A. witness In the inyestiRa
Ion by the she-ir and prosecutor
~ the slaylng of Harry Paul and
Morris Harris Wyandotts frui,
dealers, was released by The sheriff
Friday night This leaves tho an.
thorlties without any suspects In
custody Sam Glannols. a partner
~ Paul IN the Wyandotte Fruit
company who is declared 70 have
owed Paul several thousand d0llars
was arrested AMI held for several
days. but was released on writ oi
kabeas corpus
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

OAKLAND Car bee Ph9st
cans ~ th- r.mr-Eerrt 1spi'al
were puzzled over fho allrocnf ~ "a
man zho Vas found bv fto Alameda
olice recently. stan ling rn She
rect In a complete state ~ risdify.
with tho exception of pair ~ blink.
ng eves Tn" police sent tho man
% 'he Emerxeucr hospital He
GOD All uirhr perfectly rigid When
pviCked bv pms the nan showed
10 activity
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
COAL SITUATION
AGAIN SERIOUS
Despite Efforts Of Shippers :
Return Cars Quickly,
Shortage Continues

With an extreme shortage ~ me
~ the mines. deArth OF cars. an
congestion OF the main junction
and hig railroad terminals north
Is Ohio. the coal situation ha
react "a critical stage. sccordin
10 e,eEraphic reports reaching IN
Decoif Board o; Commerce Fear
are expressed thu Detroit may I'm
it-elf ,acetoface With coal famin
soon
Despite the efforts Of shippers 4,
unload and return cars az quickl
90 possible 20 tho mines, the suppl
woefu'l, shor. % supplying IN
demand \ shortage Of lsborers .
he mines has been retarding In
auencing 10 freer supply OF tn'
lcr months and is now rapidly grow
ing worse.
Teiegrams have been pottrt-r
INTO the Detroit Board oi Con
uerce since Friday evening. o.:
rlalnlng the ineHec'iveness % IN
operators 20 relieve the situation
y telegram .rcm Norfolk. va
stated that ~eriOus shortage
cars was being felt, and that thor
verc two boats tied NJ az the doch
waiting for large consignmenu c
coal
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
~ H. n. MACK

The conditions that have ruled the
cattle trade for the last 80 days are
sull IN command Of the situation, eI.
,ept that the spread between extra
prime animals and commoa grades
IS widening rapidly as the season
grows older and The market be
comes g'utted with common cattle
ot ui grade, Fancy rat yearlitg
steers ara leading thc demAnd few
extra nne lots having been sold IN
Chicago ~ !str for $l2 and above
Th, slu' - warmedup steers con
,uars I'M az markets and packers
are play ins SAFE" with A vengeance
l,yause OF the }0.cent hiie market
which makes the beef look cheap on
The hooks. especially when 'ue cattle
sye bought On badly slutted mar
ket
Fine rst COWS and hsifprs are
scarce ard thA latter ar. svlllng on
e par Win steers ot The Same qua!-
tF and for one hA4f enough coming
p meet ,ae needs Il the trade Can
rrr. and cutter, are ul-etlHs with
8L unreliable dsassud .4st nov ov.
irs tn tla fre4Herct y market
'isak.nr runs boz thls department.
Whenever tho Yards cleanup rhe
demand -1riags up again and per
SIS uu.U another slut makes rs ap-
i-'a-sug-
Recent, 'ce uGl trade BIAS lack.
st rr!ar.il,, because of su uncer
ft r. kosher demand .ut killers have
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Local

hest Chicdgos selling for S261 each
a TACT which helps To sCaie down th'
Ca"cass-cpst Il he meat
The current live hog marka
seems 20 be swinging toward easie
values, the cause beng tto liberia
arrivals for the last fortnight
glance at hog quotations, and nc
counts of sale shows. however. thai
the excess IN thc ri,E consists main
4. Of piss and thlu hogs ihn' have
Teen sent forward tC dodge the
tuard till with cash lard sellini
f.r - cents per pound at wholesa,
and th4 blk provision ~arenV>se;
Berg practically bare the dcmani
f.r heay, corn Ted hogs shows bui
little change
Foreisu demand for lard ant
meats continue, undated and stats
ttcs OF oxpovtNticn. from week 4,
week. silence Ire cries of tho calam
fy howler Who alwuys predicts
drgl.ne lon ear'v December. regard
.cs~ ~ conditions Provision brok
cf. are advising caution ~ thl, tim,
regardless OF he strong statisuca
position ~ ne market The time 1
ro9t al hand when he farmers
Size countr, VIII be asked To- "a,
money and when that time appioaCr
C~ the arcragr tllcr ~ the soil vii
s,li BIS hogs oJ current price .rath
,r ihan borrow money with vhlcl
tH meet rs nceds \ Cun-eryativ.
Iuicy "a connection With al liu
STOCK operations While prices con
n.e so high .s recommended .
.Il good 'udEe~ ~ naIke, condition,
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
FAST BUFFALO LIVE sTotN.
,punniag A Stcvrn.i

EAST RvFEAls1 pcr 4,att.-.
Esta'tts fs arr -raaaF th.'rr H
tr.r.r native ste~rs. SEQ 20 1850 y,
st1S good ~ cboice. -
..5 lN- - soot tft'gN p.Hi1 %
ar~-. Is SD as. ,AnA1.An sr~ .
' g. 500 lbs ISs0Gs CEnst'ar
sf-srs l5A fc 1880 lh- 8 ~
CsuAttAn mixed h.tr~rS and steers
- yesrl.ns dry f-d. gr.rt.,e
best handy steers IS b
chez steers s. soF heat
-tlher ~. ste~rs sui h-tffv. -t' N~t
s. SD New NCrN state Ne.frft
tue best heavy ,sf COWS s. o
butcher cuws "a Sc tttrs.
8. c+sp 'arners s. - "a "a
r-li, if-5lt. butcher bulls g.
SIS coa.won 1uli-. s. 81
st--krrs $3.50 gs'S Srt nr n
stocke-s IS. .5to feeders Best t~-
Earp~d s -t b--f ufsers -rr'1s
.rs $50 ogI =. uedf-w So COM
mon 50 p5 Hoss e'rts 81
sfs stead r-ath, s.
workers. t.s51aso pss
sheep Eec~lrtA . z-s. gfrHvS t.t
.auts So vca-'fuss s. FrrlH ~et.-
e. s. seas ewes Fs aItes
Hif
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

Two hundred and sixiyhve feet
below tho surface IN Oklahoma, a
lerihed honeycOiHb Wa found by
zinc mincrr Several DAYS aEo
Scientists say The bees bcilt the
,b mere thsl 1000 years ago
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

A. The laws ~ Mexico prohibit
aby general strike - railsay EN-.
Floyes tho men IN the repair shops
along ibe northeastern Mexican
roads. recently bit upon tho novel
Idea Of striking IN small groups at .
time untI everybody pas out
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Livestock
MIcHleaN cEsraAI sroCKNARp'

DETROIT p~o attic D-.
best heavy steers o. best handy
weight butcher steers - 81, AiN-
81 steers and hcifers. ~ 2 . lb. handy
light butchers $500 50 ~
butchers tSG31S besi sgWs $50 y
Nut..Ner t-aNs tsrf - comm a
COWS StgSutsf- Gamers, $ sea D.
best heavy bulls tSso5e t9.osn.. !.
bulls t51 IS stock tliIs -
80 feeders. sscss0, stocSc.A sV
Neat caves MRrket s. 30 3 I! .3,
heavf.N fSEsSN Shop sut Ian -
AeANy. best 4sfucs. $ So rli % ts'r
lAnhA siQIlt.t Lght % rrulm 70
iar,hs ssFsaS f-i- % grot sheep.
s. -slR-t ,ulIs ara eomn1n. - = ;.
A.Es PIG roe loser. 50 81 yorkcrs
anL laA.N 81 D
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
WV NoaK nI,l-rrn .Nn 700.

SfcW WORK Pee Tutfer I'm.
settled receipts eff- rrfarTerV rr
tvN. $50 state dairy tubs "fr 81
lrlftatt0n creamery f~afe r7tt nfa
A.. frectaf market, 7qtt n f0r wraa
steady. r>rsirt- ttaf nearhv VEftf
fsccv. tSnsnc. nearby rrfNrd rancV.
ttN Sec. fresh frsts ff9snc.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

"Vinting-the piHts neat kind-that
- Job Dept f5zo.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

Pyinfing-fhe ptsin neat kira--ths
q. rTEht---rims- Job Dvpt,--Mstn an
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08
FS; e.; t,,,,.. SOCIETY Club b.,...

George Chrisman. Teacher of north
section, Mrs. Maud Knoll, south sec
ton, Mrs. Glen Haisley, West section,
Mrs. George Chrisman.
Miss Rhea Bulla was guest last
evening when Miss Mary Bulla enter
tanned members of the A. N C. club
In two weeks the club meets with
Miss Marion Russell
The Current Events club met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Oscar
Oscar Green. After the program
there was social hour Refres hments
were served.
In the absence Of the president, Mrs.
U. B. G. Ewing. who is i'll. Mrs H c.
Hartman presided at the meeting of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of First NJ. E. church held at
the home of Mrs. L. E. Turner, We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Harriet Nardin Lutz of India
napolis, is spending a day or two in
Springfield. Mrs. Lutz is engaged in
teaching dramatic art and doing
special Work II lalapOIlS.-Spr1DS-
field Sun
Mrs. Lutz is former resident of
this city ..
Mrs. Joseph Campbell of Bryan,
Ohio, arrived this morning to visit
Miss Ruth Pennell. This afternoon
Miss Pennell entertained members of
her auction-bridge club at the Country
club for Mrs. Campbell.
The Country club was the scene for
a pretty card party yesterday after
noon when members of the June So
cial committee composed of Miss Ann
Nicholson, chairman; Misses Helen
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08

the ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father Roell Professor Richter
was at the organ and played suitable
music for the occasion. Mr.. Ray
Geier and Mr.. Joseph VESSEL sang
several bridal songs previous to the
entrance OF the party. The Lohen-
grin Wedding March was played as
the young people came down the aisle.
Miss Mary Pfeiffer was maid of honor
and wore a gown Of yellow crepe de
chene, and her flowers were an arm
bouquet Of 0thelia roses. Mr.. Henry
Zeyen was best man. Miss Rosetta
Toschlog was brides maid and wore
gown of blue crepe de chene and
her flowers were an arm bouquet of
roses. Mr.. Will Knauber entered with
the brides maid Master George
Pfeiffer was ring bearer and carried
the rings in a white Gala lily. He
was dressed in white. The ushers
were Messrs. Henry Knauber and
Walter Geier
After the ceremony, wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides aunts, the Misses Ahaus,
sol South Ninth street Only mem
bers of the immediate families were
one. Roses with wedding bells and
mock orange blossoms formed the
decoration. MI. and Mrs. Pfeiffer
left for wedding trip. The bride
travelled in a tan suit with hat to
match. Upon their return they will
be at home at 242 South West Fourth
street.
F. Social No g. Pythian Sisters, will
meet Friday afternoon in the Pythian
temple and luncheon will be served.
The Dorcas society of the Earlham
Heights Presbyterian church was en-.
tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs
Aaron Wogaman.
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier presented
her intermediate pupils in recital
Wednesday afternoon at the Art Gal
lery. Master Paul Swain a pupil of
MIR. Fred Hicks gave violin number
and Miss Esther Coate played the &C.
compartment. Those who appeared
were Miss Augusta Gennett, Miss Vir-
ginia Harris, Master Robert Klute,
Alice Lemon. Mary Frances Churchell,
Ruth Harrington, Ruth Hasemeier and
India Stanford
This evening the advanced pupils of
Miss Hasemeier appeare assisted by
Miss Marguerite Hasemeier, violinist,
and Mr.. Fred J. Bartel, vocalist. The
public is invited. This affair will be
held in the high school auditorium.
Mr.. James G. Oakley has gone to
Chicago and Milwaukee where he will
spend his vacation.
The Missionary society of the First
Baptist church, met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. r. A. Stoner at her
home, National Road
The business meeti~g of the Wom-
ans Character Builders class of the
Central Christian church was held yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Henderson. An election. of officers
was held resulting as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles Roland; secretary,
Mrs. Pearl Coffman; treasurer, Mrs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08
Social Calendar

Mrs e. r. Beatty entertains In
the afternoon for guests at her
home, East Main street.
Miss Gertrude Bartel entertains
in honor of Miss Marguerite Doan,
bride elect.
Mrs. C. A. Riegel hostess for a
meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
Sons of Veterans. SIS North Nine
teenth street
Card party at Eagles hall at
2:3o O'Clock.
Miss Ruth Marlatt hostess for
meeting of Psi Iota XII sorority.
Recital at Earlham college given
by members of the music depart
ment.
Mrs. Walter Woodwork enter
tains members of a thimbIe club.
Mrs. William SHERMAN hostess
for meeting of missionary society
of Second English Lutheran
church.
Social No. 9. Pythian Sisters,
meets at temple. Lunch will be
served.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08

Nicholson and Mary Clements gave the
flrst OF a series Of parties arranged
Tor the month. Garden flowers were
used In decorating the rooms Cards
were played at nine tables. Favors
went to Miss Ruth Scott. Mrs Jehn
Lontz. and Mrs. Jeanette Norman.
At the close of the game dainty col
latlon was served. Among those who
enjoyed the party were Mesdames
James A. Carr. Louis B. Quinn of Chi
cago, Omar Hollingsworth, Frederick
j. Carr. Jeanette MoormanA, Galen
Lamb, Fred j. Bartel. John H Nichol-
son, Thomas Nicholson, e. B. Glenn
ents, Paul Price, Harry Needham, W.,
0. Crawford. Fred K. Hicks, Frank
Druitt, John Thompson, j. Falck, w. S.
Clendenin, Charles Mcclure, ]. II. Gil
christ of Chicago, Edwin Williams,
Robert Study, Frank Watt, Richard
Study, George Williams, Misses Mar
tina Scott, Ruth Scott, Mary Tiff. Grace
Kelly, Ruth Grossmith of Chicago,
Helen Nicholson and Mary Clements.
The committee is arranging for a
dance to be given Friday evening,
June Is, at the club.
The Aid society of Chester met yes
terday afternoon in the hall. After the
business session there was a social
hour and refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moelk enter
tanned number of friends Monday
evening at their home on North Six
teenth street in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Felss of Flint, Mich, and Mrs.
Null of Los Angeles. Cards were the
feature Of the evening. Favors were
given those making the highest scores.
The guests we're Messrs. and Mes
DANES Paul Moss, Keorge Lammert,
Sredidan Inderstrodt, Albert Felss,
Charles Kuhlow, George Moelk and
Mrs. Mary Null.
Mr. Fred Dechant has returned from
several days visit with college frinds
at Kenyon, Gambler, o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08
To The Public,

I 81 have been using Chanaberlain's
Tablets for indigestion for the past
six months, and it affords me pleasure
TO say have never used remedy that
did me so much good. Mrs. C. E. Ri
ley, IIlion, n. Y, Chamberlain's Tab
lets are obtainable everywhere.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08

Mr.. Fred Dechant has returned from
a several days visit with college frinds
at Kenyon, Gambler, o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08

Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock a
beautiful and impressive wedding was
solemnized in the st. Andrews Catho-
lie church when Miss Pauline Geier
was given in marriage to Mr.. Law
renee Pfeiffer in the presence of
large number of wedding guests.
Stately palms ornamented the altar.
The double ring service was used and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08

Miss Pearl Crubaugh, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Crubaugh of
East Main street, went to Cincinnati
today to remain until the first of
August. While in Cincinnati Miss
Crubaugh will continue her vocal
studies with Mr.. Edwin w. Glover.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Edmunds are
parents of baby born Wednesday
morning at Reid Memorial hospital
Their friends extend congratulations.