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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

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Rdn6igen Sdleuoerers Uldraudrb SoH
bsE &rootlpnsr rSuperbas" unp pes
slbfdugers 2aioie, Sntsru. 9iga, gu
erirdrten
Sgrrb 3isbang Don Refruteu fir
Die reauldre 4rHee iino bic ~Reos~
ar g9eniqifeu rnn alien 2igdzalubs
gei4padjt porben.
Die oGt Stubs Der Rot. 9i1u baseu
Ieit benz S6luFe Der letten sarFou
burh 3tehung bon Retruten fir ole
reouldre 9frmee bic folgeRoen Spielsr
periOren:
gOiton: @or6n, Ulurannille, 5frei
Der, gdrues, Ricp.
Srrotlrn: Gurore, SserIrb Smith,
Mllius, Wlitfel, pfeFfer unb pa6r=
I6einlich Sy0brTipn.
Ghiraap: muNr, S6it
Cincinnati: appf, Pnth.
Rem Yprt: SeIIn, gtnosriou, gns
6ertfpn. 8dirb, =. y. Spres.
Bhilntelpbid: RireH.
QittS6uro: Wurner. gnrlicr. Sig
Bee, Gdrmro1.
Ct. Spuis: Wiiller
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
Zterbiid,fe feitsberidt.

Jnuits Banning, SO. ct. Marisr,
5cipiiaI, SsrslsibsE.
9orstta Oldham, 20, 1042 Wans
Str, SsrSIsiotH.
gliiabab Shaab. 65. 1902 SpI'
ban Qps.. SersIsinn.
aouiis 9idls, So, 211 @sit 8. Str,
Risrenlsietn.
Rarsarsi Sane. II. 2TS7 4sft 6
Str. Risrsnlsioen.
Diaiam StsiH. 30. s53 Of S.Str.,
zubstfulois.
Tla1 esDinTOn. "a. 912 @.it 4
Cir. StrSleiosn.
Warp Dopls, 20, 1141 Nsit 9.
Str, 2uHsfnsut5iinpuHg.
9aiiis abtI, Rsppori. 9Iutpsrsii'
tuns.
Spbn y. Gee. So, SborpHpiq,. 8 (.
2ungsHsHtsiiHouug.
2utinna Gibipn. SO. S22 on 3,
Str. G<birnItlns.
Jobn RusIltr, n. 1924 SliIf gpe
5srsIsibsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
Der WiOhatpt. sriahtOn gniin.

- Der Utobatpts Brighton SEiineB
Wens glub bat fir pas tommenOs
sSabr bic folgeneen 8eamten erfpdblt:
prdiibent, ausuft 6. S6neiber; gi5ez
praiiocnisn, 4ntbonp S9emel urD VI.
:. Ri9arby Setretdr, 6. 6. Ri:oaum
uno S9asmeifter, Gburles Neber.
- Die 5iremen's grotectiDe @fos
ciatipn bot bic IoIgenoen Seanten filr
oas tOmmenoe Sabr erpablt: YraIis
bent, 9tleranoer Beis; gi3eprdfibeHt,
8. Srieger; setretGr, s. 2iDbp;
o9asmeriter, 3. Sardffenber9er;
Sruitees: l. Diftritt, 6. 5. SunOel,
r. NscSorleD uno 3. 8uilep; 2. Sis
itritt, 3. Nog Z. groOtg unb s.
Stange; 3. 9iftritt, 8. ). M6ler, $.
9flbert unb 3. eutlsr; 4. Diitritt, S.
Sinnsrtp, u. 2eiTt unb u. 9atttrs;
Is. 0iftritt, $. 5srgufon. e. Sherman
unb 6. Z. gedsr; 6. 9iitritt, 5. Sens
iamiu, 5. Jr6li9sr unb J. aitt.
- Der 9oarb Of 9opernors oes Ses
breip union College Diro, tuie 9eitern
betanut gegeben lpuroe, am tommenoen
Niittpo6 2lbenb sine 8eriammIGng
dbbaiten unb feline befinittDe Gntiretz
tune in, 5alle bon Or. @ottfaro
9eutf9 trefien.
= 2aut elmer antiinoigung oes
Rdbrungsmittel 2lbminiitrators Or.
8lume bari bon nun an tetn 9rncer
einem &uHbsn mebr ais bier &annen
;rgeno u.l9er &onierpen auf einmal
Dertaufsn. 0ieie 4uOronuug erfolste,
pa eeri6ebene WlatsrialDaarenbanoz
Ter annoncirt batteu, bag lie Sonicroen
tiitenpeiie ab9eben lpiiroen.
- @elegsntli9 Der 4bitimmlng
unter ben Stubenten Der biefgen unis
psriitGt iiber bic 5ruge, Oh lie iidb ieBt
llniformen fir Die Grer5ieriibungen
ou'9affen iolsn pocr ni6t, Itiutmten
nur 36 fir bic Qnibaffuna DIR Uni.
formen unb lit oaeegen, ipdbreub 45
F9 Der 9tbftimmung enthieftsr. Die
Wehr3ahl osrisngrn, bic osgsr tie
2tniGaffuua mar, motipirts ibre SteI=
lungnabms banit. puB es inuen iblper
iaqen piirbe, Die 9tuidaffangstciien
gu fesahlsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
Sies mns Sas.

- Sn elmer @eriammluns Don @s=
i9Gitslsutsn bic in Der Sdue1Istamz
mer itattfano, ipurpsu geitern Die Sins
Selbsiten zines planes srort,rt, tpsl4er
earauf abaislt burh freitpilige Seiz
itsusrH $4,000 fir bie bieiige Sirgsrs
ipshr aufsubrinseH. Nit pieisr SHm-
ME ioIIeu bic llHiformeu uno bic ions
ltige @ustiiituns Der Mauui9uft.n be-
sablt perosu, flir pel8s cine srobe
beige aorporaticn bas @eIo pprsrs
itredt bate,
@uf ibr eissnss IniuAsn bin
ipurbsn ipegsu &rGntlitteit Der poa
li5iit abam 5iHt BON iiebentcu 0is
itritt iofpie Der Geuerpsbrmaun 9enrp
Spsgnan Don Der electromagnetic
yip. s Don Sidsrbsitss0i 5ri,os
lancer aeiterH in ben Rubeitano psrs
Iebt unb Der peuiious6sb0roe sur sens
fiouiruns ewpfOhssn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
Che -Grlaubnikifbe .

jDttp GannOn, 27, gaifon. Snp.
Spa Mafon, %. Sector SotsI.
jasllep .. OsbOrns, "a. RorpOOO.
Gertrude 9enorids, Is, 4rlinstor
Ssigbis.
I gtrnou SablOr, 20, 3034 S'Srbor
Nptnue.
0ipla patterion, II. AIS @ejt 6. ct
ygIbert sriHtlsr, 45, 2243 9lapftou'
I 4peuue.
lguuie g. aibpeu, 81. 351 on 5
Strabs.
)armaHb .. 9arubiisr. q, GOpiusa
ton, ap.
iSrma 5. 3Bs, 10. 34o7 Reobins Rb
l@iaiam See, %, Dallas, 2sy.
lRoris 5aplOr, 81, sos Carlisle stue
iRobert g. RasmonS, q. 1211 Gin
! Stra5s-
Jenna gump, 10, 1641 SpcamOrest
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
8rmtaler SNprb.
5yarbiser Ssloat crid)ieat Die &sias
Grace Garo uHo entfliebt.

Gin brutalsr NOro ipislte ii4 sss
fern Ra9miitas in Der Wobnung ber
Jdrbisen Creme Scot. I'M 9auis go.
727 garlisle 4Ds. a6, Do bic sttpa 35
Sabre alte Wsibe S:acs Darb, bersn
2lbrsFs bic poli5si iutpsit nod nidt
fsitItsllen tonuie, pon sinsm farbtsen
Solbatsn purh bier S6iifs nisbergss
tuaqt unb 10 I4iper Osrpunbet purbe,
bab iis nuI benz Srunsport na6 benz
f1btiidsn 5pipttaI iiar6.
Dem NDrbsr eelans es. Dor BEN
Gintrsffsn Der pOliJsi feline 0lu6t gu
btipsrtfisllissn uno er tonnts au9 ips
lp.it nod nidt biHgfsit ssmadt psrs
xn, obi9on bic yOIi3si cine isbr quite
Notwithstanding ron ibm bsiBt.
SsineH Pamsn feHRH bic 9tbOroen
nidt, ba sr allsemein nur untsr isfs
mem 9ornamen nQrttur" ktaHnt
mar.
Der RSrber unp i,in GpIsr tanHs
ten ii6, pie bic poli3si .nad Der
Worbibat ermiiielts. iaoH jsit LANCER
s3.it uno bic gBarb, bic iih baufis nit
gessrR bsrumtutrsibsn pilssis. gait
losar DOT stipa Su1rssiriit aIs bic ss'
msinrs9iIide Satin oss Rogers. Der
lie gtitsrH umgsbrd9t bat.
@eitern Ra6mittag Darsn be,
M5rbsr unb Isin Opisr in Der Wob.
rung Der ;5arbiesH Sophie Gilss
10, 615 4sbb Nusg. 5uiammsH. uni
na6osm Der Solbat iOrtsssangen mar,
ica bic Narb iein.n usbnrod mitas'
aommen unb iia gu Srsut Geptt bsss'
ben baben. Der Solbat ipra6 tur5s
.3eit ipGtsr tpiebsr bel Der 9ilss DO,
unb bsrlaugte IetHsn NnntsI. gls sl
srfubr. bab bic Narb Jpn miis.nom.
men bate. esrieib tr in sine furht'
bare Wutb, elite iofort nad Der Dob.
nung Der Scott lnb gab, als er bier
bic Warb NIT ieiH,m Rantsl Inn Be-
fib 1ntraf. unter Diiifsn SliiftR pier
SdhHs auf iie al. um ooHn unteI
Wlitnabme BEG Wanisls bic JIudt gu
rsrsiftn.
S6mmilife bier GugsIn battsn ss'
troff.n uno bic Ghpsrpsripunbee .,
ifarb aui Osm Dsss rud BEN itGbti'
i6sn 6oipiial. poraui bic astd'e mad
Der Morsus li5trtiibrt pures
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

NsrbsH bic Sraitets bon eOusDisD
lire ilutsrindnna ber auitalt
beainusH.

Gle griiitees Der SrrennuiiaIt in
9ongpieip baben geitern bsidioiieu,
init ibrer eigenen lliiteriud1mis bin
iid4Iih Der 3uit6nbe in Der Srrenau.
italt ON goHnerstag 5ii beginner uno
i'm gerIauie oieier llnteriuhlna iol'
len, alIter ben Sdutteuieiteu aud bic
eid,ffeiten In Der suitalt 0iientIidl
tIareelegt iperben. aH Ionnerstae
miro auA 2r. gmerion q. aortb. Der
pornalise SausarSt i'm gWeinnaii
sanatorhiui IN College Sin, iaIs Der.
treter bes erfranften Or. 5raHt Gar
mon probiiuriib Die 2eitiuie Der an-
iIaif iibernebmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

CHARTS 6isport, 40, Iubertaloies
5oIpitnl, 9ubtrtuIoie.
5elsne GHrabtr. so, 24o6 Sbans
NOR QDe., 8sr5leiotn.
@altntin 6urit, "a, Il OF Wiis
def abe, 5er5leibsn.
Wiliam 0ecrse, 33, 4201 &irbB
4ps., anodtnfrab.
Tarp 9rassifsr, 775, 4026 ebs:rp
Str. 9ebirHiHlug.
aate Jiss, So, 5o4 Oft A. Sirabs,
@ltersi9pdhe.
Warp GieFtri, 72, 1851 glstii.
4ps., aunsenentsiinbung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
GrfrDren
III &assonlaoans pou aouisrsea,
bic ieit pem i6. 1spember in siusr
bieiiasu Sabnanlase itanO.

Saabriinesmittel. .Aonierpotor Blu
me bot geiiern einer eiieilbabnWag
gon nit geifiag beIegt, Der OH oil
400 aiitep pon ie 5fpei 0lseno 9lid)
ZEN Sonlaten NIB Dtais entbieIt, ols
idmmflih erfroren uno oabcr MIDI
rnebr eenieBbar limb.
1ie 2aonna iiammt aus llrbana,
G. nu6 mar mad, aibluno, ag., BE-
iiimmt bot ieooh felt oem 10. Eo'
pcmber IN benz aangirboi eiuer bieii'
gen 9abn seiianoen. bis iie BON in.
ipcltcren bes @eiunbbeitsaHlts ent'
5edt ipur6e. Die Beboroen lperben iesi
Jli crniitteln perind)en, iuer fiir oie
gerSoeerinig uno bas 8eroerben bic.
ier Senouna bon iueribpoIIeH Sebens-
initfetn peraufiuurtIib iii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
Neaer plam
SssisIiA ber geiddftisuHs Der ar.
beitsbaaslsr IN gSridlas sebraat.

Siaerbeitsoirettor SrieSIanoer bat
geiierrl eineH neileH glaH biniifalidI
Der geiddftigirna Der 4rbeitsbdilsler
in gorihlng gebradt, aber Oh Sieier
PIan pertuirfliht iueroen rpiro, bangi
ildiiirIid, BON Der fomueiioen Stabt.
periuaItiiHg ab.
1etannilit l1iift i'm fonlmenOeiI
Jebruar Der apniraft fir Die BE.
idditigung Der slrbeitsbdusIer ourd)
ole wromipea 8riifb anS @ire @oo6s
so. ab uno liant bem @eies tomen
bic Mrbeitsbdusler oonn MIR bon Der
Stabt ieIbit beifdftist weroen. Ger
Siferbeitsoireftor bot nun porge.
idlagen. ole Staot iolle Die eegenipar.
tig bon Der 8ronlipel Bruib ano gSire
GOODS 60. i'm 4rbeitsbaus bemisten
grbeitsrdunIlihfeiten auh iernerbin
all ole .Sirma perpahten iirlo oann Is
oen ,snbaitirten iiberIafeM oh lie fir
Die sSirma gum regiilaren Arbeits.
lobn arbeiten ipollcn. Hntiirlid lpiIroe
Ssr SdftIins ani oleien arbeiislobn
slnipriid) baben, es lei benn er per.
butt cine ,Sreiheitsitraie megen 8er-
nadlaiiigina iciner camille, In iueI
dem 5au eiM seipiifer 9ro3entias oeS
slrbeitslobns Der JamiIie mIsgeban.
oiet iperten miirSe.
Inter ben geitimmuusen aes &C.
genipdrtigen Stpntrafts erbali oic
Siabt pon Der 5irma 80 Gents iaslidl
iiir isben arbeitsbalisler, Der fir oie
tjirma tbltig iii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
8ebmrfeii.

@eorss unb Goitb Us ltn. 344i
9oubinpt glpe.. MidnGen.
Drant uno eiba. EbOmas, Sua
Str. Wdoden.
albert uno Rbta aaha, sl2 DsI'
Court Ctr, Sndbe.
Gonrno unb Bertha SrbpIts. 1928
2. Qp;., &nabe.
Sam uub SsuHie Sisiin. C35 GIN
ton Ctr, Wdotsn.
GoDaro uHD Worllr:t 9srHmau.
1913 Sapanuab Gns., Wd 3bsn.
Reuben uuo Seltn Dthr, ,3S
Belts Str., Mao9en.
Soi.pb uno 5oIepbins 0unboft.
2079 Sarriicn ape.. anabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
lie garI6sbsrpe.

Die Barfbehoroe bat iid seiteriI
fir bas fommenoe Sabr OrgaH,iirt
uno 9. q. aillt wuroe nls sSraiioeIt
Iunb Sripin ". arobH als SiSeprnii'
beiIt ipieoererpdblt.
Sie geboroe rabTn aud aneebotc
iiir Die SerldHeerung oes Sloeop
Aun 9drtipap, pom Der asarf sIpenue
grude bis CUR gicDiiIlan StraBe.
eHteeeeu. 9ie Soften oiirften lid auI
etipa $4,000 belaufeH iino es Ingerl
orei Anaebote Dor. bic porlnlfig einer
einaebenoen Friiiung unter5ogen
.ueroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

Die &1iflinae i'm iidbfiiten ar.
bsitsbnnie tperoeH iett idmultiid &C.
ineft wernen, mo nit Der Snlpiuns
lpuroe bereits nm seitrieen 1oee Don
slerstsn bes geiiiHobeitsdlHts beaoH.
nrn. SB Der auiialt iDuroen Hdrllidl
sp6If Nodeni1Iie erniittsIt unD Die
s,otienten iinS fait aisHabnslos erii
tiirsIiA aus Dem siasn bier 1use.
reiIte glceer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
Jiir bethesda.
Slrften bis bsnts abeno bic ssiuiinidJ'
ten S250,000 anigsbrad)t iein.

2ie 6reilnee pmo 96nner oe9
Bethesda Soipitals, Die in Der Gam.
melfaHlpagne gum geiten oieier 10
iegensreif)en gnitalt tbatig lino, boI-
ZEN 5uUeriidtlit, oaB es ibnel gelin.
gen piro. bis beiite Abeno Die Summc
ppn $3.50 600, pelte oas 3iel Der
aanWagne blloet, a,i8u6ringen.
gSie 9eleeentli6 Der geltrigen ,}il'
ianmeutirnit I'M 8ibion Soitie berid)-
tet Ipuroe. belanien ii9 Bic 3ei6nlrn.
gen iomeit bereit5 mi $4,000.
ipdbreno auBeroem rod, otc 5nume
BON $4,000 oeriprodtH roorocn lit,
falls e5 aelinacn iollte, ole Damn nod,
rcitirenhen S4O,00 miijubrlngen
0iele Sunlme wollen nln Die Der
ifieoeneH Ieams pabreHO oes bcllTi
gen 1agcs iidern eamii beilte Sbeno
penn oie SdInbperiammlmg Der
aanpngnc I'M @ibiou Sollie iIaftfnl'
oet. bas aeitedte Siel erreift iii. LIN
ter ben iopeit eingegangenen 3eit
nrngen 6eiinoen iicb natiIrlid5 5abI'
loic bon ansportisen @6unern INC
sSreuHoen Die ourh Sie Rreiie ionic
auG ourb 5ebntauieno grieie erreitt
uurocn, Die DON oen Seifern Der
iSanuneIfampasne i'm SSntereiie oes
gitten @erfs ausgeianet wurOen
lin Die SamnIeltampagne, Die I'M
Ter Der 2eitimg Don 9iidloi ". j.
slHberion itebt. bat itd gaHj beionoers
Serr 9r. !. u. 3iefmann, Der Net'
tor oes 2orfas Snitituts oereient
semad)t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
2sis sun, 20. 5anuar
gsarbe Die steuersahlnssS.sriit Dsr.
fangert.

2luf GrIu9en oes Gountp@o6ds'
msiitsrs Gbarl,s 6. Cooper beidlOh'r
Die Gountpzapnrniifdre seitern in st'
nsr Sps5ialiiBune. bic Griit CUR BE
aabluns her jsst faaisen Stsuern ols
gum 20. .Sanuar 1913 gu osrldnssrn'
nm babur9 allen Steuer5ahlern We
lsgenbeit gu ssben, ibreH pflihter
obns Gtraf5uiGlos gu gsDdrtiJsn
nafJSufomMen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
Jener.

- Sin an uno Fir ii6 uuheoeiltenz
csS 5euer, oas siuen Sd)aDen Don
tuupp $500 anrihtsts. Oeruriadte gss
Item Mpraen i'm San RafueI SSlat
ejebaube. Ro. 62S Welt gisrts StraBs.
cine seit1ptiIige 4rfreeuHg unter Oen
9epohnstn. 0as 5eusr tam in Sem
flat oor 5rau Usarp 5eHrp 3itR
9luSbruh.
- Our6 cine iibsrbei3ie SentralbeIs
Sunu nurpe aelieru bas 9oh Der gna
iaoen Der Nlnerican Smeltius 60.
Rp. 1907 @eit Reunts Strape, in
GranS gefsbt. Die SlummeH tonuteH
fe6r bnIs ael6lfd psrrsn uuo Der
S1uGen teIduft Fh atlf 800.
- GineH Sdabeu oon etpa S25
riGtetc esfiern elm 6eusr. ous burn
e;nen iiterbsptsn Ofsr perorlaBt mar
pen lpar, IN osn GaEophnen ppn 51os
mcs SimpIon an Der Gbuie uuo 6az
milton glpsHue an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21

bis psrmibt puroe gsitern
grbenb Der qolBsi Der 73 Sahre olte
@eora MlabItr pon gip. 27S Rsnner
Strabs eeneIoet. Der 9reis III felt
ptittfpp6 per>hpuHoen uub feine Ans
ssbOrissn iiup in srober angit I'm Ibu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-21
Nia,itamtett

unsbsr.auf pou 1iauiaRisr. Ifbren arb Suipsien
unserm Hciierprstfe.
0iauinnisn.kar rGuierss nfu 81 80 auilpiriA
9iamorfsHsHtnce bon IS alifudrtf.
uletn, uilb fSdlfbdu>uetsn TIT 70 mb VI
per efiid.
Harry eoIdhlaif, ss.s.s.as s''asss ssm - s.san...
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-26
POYAL TITLE is REVIVED
FOR PRINCE OF BATTENBERG

LONDON, June 26.-According to
the Times King George has revived for
prince Louis of Battenberg the dorm
ant royal title of Marquis of Milford
haven, which was used by King George
II before he assembled the throne.
Prince George of Battenberg, eldest
son Of Prince Louis will be Earl of
Medina, and the second son of Prince
Louis will be lord Louis Montbatten.
Prince Alexander of Teck. will be
known, as the earl of Athlone. The
changes are the result Of King
Georges decision to drop all titles of
German origin.
One of the newer stationary vacuum
cleaners automatically washes the
dust from the air drawn into it and
forces the water and dust out through
discharge pipe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-26
VIGOROUS MEN AND
WOMEN ARE IN DE-
MAND

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Thistlethwaite's magnificent offer to
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guarantee them.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-26
Alkali in Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully,
If you want to keep your hair looking
its best. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali.
This dries the scalp. makes the hair
brittle, and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is just
ordinary mulsified cocoanut oil (Which
is pure and sreaseless), and is better
than the most expensive soap or any
thing else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub it
in. 1t makes an abundance OF rich,
creamy lather, which rinses out easily,
removing every particle of dust dirt,
dandruff and excessive oil The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves
the scalp soft. and the hair fine and
silky. bright. lustrous. fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can get mulsified cocoanut oil
at any pharmacy, it's very cheap. and
a few ounces will supply every mem
Der of the family for months.-Adv
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Greatest Hoard of
Gold Ever Stored

NEW YORK, June 26.--The count
of what government officials believe
TO be the greatest hoard of gold ever
stored simultaneously in one place In
the history of the world, consisting OF
English, French and American coins
and bullion that have all gone into the
melting pots together, totalling $685.
100000 has just been completed at the
United States assay office here with
cut a penny found to be missing" it
was announced today by Edward P.
Leech, head of the settlement commit
tee now making the annual inventory
and audit of the office.
Verne H. Bowie, superintendent OF
the office, said bullion now on hand
is more than ten times the normal
average of previous years. The great
est total prior to the war, he said, was
sSO,O00,000. In 1916 it was $780,
900. This years huge total is attrib-
uted to gold imports from the allies
to meet war bills and also to abnorm-
al local receipts.
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MILTON, IND.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Anderson were
surprised Friday evening by the fol-
lowing young people, Marie Har-
meier, Gussie Miller, Ruth McCor-
mick. Lorene Warren, Mable Scott.
Mary Lowell Jones. Mary Stills and
Mrs. George Wagner, and Messrs.
George Wagner, Charles Marlatt,
Jesse Huddleson, Firman Mccormick,
Albert Ferris, Lee Florea, Roby
Hobbs. Raymond Bryant, Ellsworth
Ewers and Ernest Jones'. =. DR.. AL
behtson and family and Mrs. Hill
spent Sunday at Farmland. the guest
of the doctors sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo Crist, Mrs. L. H. Beeson and
Mrs. Weaver were at Richmond Sat
urday... Mrs. Hattie Heist entertain
ed Sunday, DR.. and Mrs. Gentle and
family, of Richmond, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brown and son. L.. F..
Lantz had as his guests Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Park Lantz Of Petoskey.
Michigan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lantz and daughter. of Pendleton.
Miss Luella Lantz returned to Chi
cago Tuesday Sunday morning as
Mrs Mort Warren was going down
the steps at Sam Bragg's back door.
the railing against which she leaned
gave way and threw her The liga-
ments were torn loose on one leg and
she was bruised. Frank Liebhardt
of Richmond, spent Sunday at the old
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Linville Wal
lace visited Milt Gaar's home on Cap
ital Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Griffin
and daughter Maud, and Mrs. Lewis,
of Connersville. visited Mrs. Emily
Williams Sunday. Mrs. Griffin is a
niece of Mrs Williams. =. Misses Lu-
ella Lantz. Helen Coyne and Mary
Lowell Jones and Messrs. Walter
Heigham, Ross Doddridge and Rus
sci Wilson enjoyed camp supper
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wagner joined
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vessel of Rich
mond at a picnic dinner Sunday ....
Mrs viii Wissler sent into headquar-
tiers at Richmond the first sock knit
ted in the county outside OF Richmond
for our soldiers. 1t Is now on exhi-
bition in Richmond go. Mrs. Oscar
kerlin ard daughter Janet were dinner
guests of Mrs Will Miller. Messrs.
Kerlin and Miller spent the day at
Brookville ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hussey had as their guests Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stanton and
daughter. ard Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Hussey and daughter of Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mueller and Miss
Hattie Izor. . DR.. Squier and family
spent Sunday in Brookville. Miss
Pauline Bossert returned with them
to her home after pleasant visit in
Milton 800 Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bragg.
Mesdames WIN Bragg, Frank John
son, Albert Newman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Beeson and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Brown spent Sunday in Richmond. :.
Miss Mary Lowell Jones has been Of
fered the position of assistant princi-
pal in the Amboy schools, to teach
English, Music and Botany.
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A Muncie man was arrested be-
cause he cleaned a window with an
American flag
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MILLION TONS
OF SHIPPING IS
HELD IN PORTS
italian Commissioner Says
Neutrals Refuse to Move
Boats Because of Greed.

BOSTON. June 26.-Despite the En-.
tente allies acute need Of ships. arising
from the submarine menace. more
than 100000 tons of neutral ship.
ping Is swinging idly at anchor in the
harborS OF belligerent nations. accord
ing to statement made by Augusta
Ctuffelli, former member of the Italian
cabinet and member of the Italian
mission, to the Associated Press here
today.
The statement was made by Ciufel
II in connection with the advisability
OF putting into execution other plans,
besides Americas titanic shipbuilding
program, In combating the submarines.
That the entente allies are powerless
to utilize this class of neutral tonnage
was characterized as dep!orable by Mr..
Cieffulli
Greed 10 Cause.
Greed, he said. was the moving fac
tor with many of the shipowners.
The allies should take immediate steps
to correct the situation, Mr.. Ciufelli by
increasing port duties to an almost
confiscatory point for prolonged stays
and refusing bunker coal to such ships
aas declined to accept cargoes bound
through the danger zones.
Hundreds of Norwegian. Danish,
Dutch. Greek and Spanish ships, total
ling more than 100000 TONS" Mr.
Ciufe!li said. ARE lying idle in the
ports Of the belligerent nations be-
cause OF the submarine menace.
THE cwners of many Of these ships
are deliberately holding them in port
In order TO reap the extraordinary
profits which they expect will accrue
to them. In their minds the shipping
situation has reached a point where
freight rates will be higher than are
now and insurance rates will de-
crease"
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VISIT CAUSES COMMENT

NANkING, China, June &c. - The
visit of Lieutenant General Tanaka,
Vice Chief of the Japanese General
Staff, to China, has caused much COM
ment. He went to Tsing-tau and other
points in Shantung province where
the Japanese have been charged by
the Chinese with helping revolution
lists and in other ways undermining
Chinese authority. Chinese officials
extended General Tanaka every cour-
tesy at Tsinanfu and other places of
importance visited by him. He was
entertained at many dinners before he
reached Marking