Richmond Palladium (Daily), 15 December 1904 — Page 4

THE PALLADIUM PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY, AT 922 MAIN STREET.

FATHERS' MEETING BIG SUCCESS

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Dally delivered by carrier to any part of

tlie city ior Beven cents a weejt. SUBSCRIPTION HATES: DAILY

Oatsfde city, six months, in advance 50 Outside citv. one month. In advance.... 80

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WEEKLY By mall one year, $1.60 In advance. JOHN S. FITZCIBBONS, - Editor

A. O. HOLLY, - Business Manage H. S. CARTER, - Report or RAMSEY POUNDS TONE al Staff

PROFESSOR HEIRONIMOUS IN CHARGE OF PROGRAM

A VERY LARGE ATTENDANCE

Parents Asked to Co-Operate With the Teachers in This Branch of

Their Work.

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We are pleased to note that Shoppers are making our store their headquarters for Christmas Purchases. They are doing so for many good reasons, principally because they are sure i f tinding what they look for. Especially is this true in our Lineriand Art Department. Many beautiful pieces are to be found here which are sure to please the house-Atife and annot fail of appreciation by the whole family. We are prepared to show you, the lArgest and most complete line of Table Linens and Art Goods in the city, and our price on them4 like on ffx&y other article in our store, is consistent with quality. The leading stores throughoutHhe, country handle the famous AnDREW REED BRAND of Linens and of course Ave have them. Table Cloths and Napkins, beautiful patterns. Linen Sets, Hemstitched Linen Sets, Lunch and Tray Cloths, Center Pires, Doilies, Towels, Ready-made Sheets and Pillow Cases. Mexican and Japanese drawn work a new lot, just received, Teneriffe and Spachtel Work, ask to see it; Pillow Tops, Fancy Photo and Calendar Frames, Something new. We have the Rub-Dry Towels and Wash Cloths now so ex-

Vours for Linens, i ":,'-'. r .; -

tensivelv advertised.

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The Palladium will be found at the following places: Palladium office. Westcott Hotel. Arlington Hotel. Union News Company Depot. Gates' Cigar Store, West Main. Two cents at all places of sale.

At the meeting of the fathers of

students of the Garfield school last

evening considerable time was de

voted to the discussion of athletics

in connection with the school work. Professor Ileironimous had charire

of the meeting and he told the fath

ers of the work that had been dene in the way of athletics in the school

and what the teachers expected 'to

do in the future. He explained that

WELL FED

Pennsylvania Officials Send Provi

sions to Workmen.

George

of the United States, was born in West Moreland county, Virginia, on February 22, 1732. He nobly merited the character attributed to him of being the "greatest of good men and the best of great men."

Washington, the father of i i i n A i

ins country, died 105 years ago yes- did not need to be reprimanded

tenlay at Mount Vernon. General No student is allowed to represent

Washington, who was first president 'he school cn any athletic team un

less that student is up in all school

work with the exception oi one

study. Ihe work in the gymnasium

is not done with the idea of develop

ing a fine drill team or srood athletes

but with' the view to develop the stu

rent's bod v. .No set exercises are

gone through with in the work and consequently this destroys all exhibition, .movements. Mr. Ileironimous read parts of an address which was recently delivered by Superintendent of School Maxwell, of New York City, on athletic work in the public

schools. The smoking habit was also discussed at last evening's meeting and Professor Ileironimous asked the parents to co-operate with the teachers in keeping the young boys from smoking. Statistics which have been prepared show that during the term of school which ended

of the boys

and 2G per cent, of the girls

TRAIN FALLS THROUGH BRIDGE

Continued from first page.) the creek in every direction, and the spot where the body of the dead brakeman was found was the mecca

ot the eimous throng. Traffic on the Indianapolis division between Rich

mond and Indianapolis probably will last June, 50 per cent

be blocked tor the next two or three

a ays, nieanwiiiie all local trains, will to pass in their studies; Do per cent

he sent by the way of Ilagerstown of the boys who failed to pass were

and the limited trains by the way of boys who smoked and only G per cent.

Orders were received by the local

Pennsylvania railroad officials late

last evening to send a large amount

of provisions to the men who are

working on the wrecked bridge at

East Germantown. The provisions

ordered were 400 pounds of beef, 200

loaves of bread, 15 pounds of butter

and 25 cans of peaches. Consider

able trouble was experienced by the

men in getting the supplies at suen

a late hour. They were finally gotten

together and sent out to the hungry

workmen on the construction train

from Xenia, Ohio, which arrived in

Richmond on its way to the wreck at 11 o'clock last evening. The de

partment of maintenence of way of the railroad is doing everything in its power to have the temporary

bridge at East Germantown completed as soon as possible so that traffic will not be detained. Construction

gangs from division points all over

the State and through Ohio were orI -1 i T ill ' t 1 i

derea at woriv on me ormge lasi ev

ening and the work will be pushed as -i i "it

rnniajv ns possinie. .

BUSINESS COLLEGE

For the Children's Christmas

Annual Reunion and Social Entertainment. The annual reunion and social entertainment of ex-students and grad

uates of the Richmond Business College will be held at the school building tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. All students and their friends are invited to attend. A fine musical program will be given after which a social will be held. N

THEY ALL GO. TO PARSON'S, THE LEADING PHOTOGRAPHER, FOR THEIR XMAS PHOTOS TO GIVE AS A REMEMBRANCE. STUDIO 704 MAIN STREET. tf

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Other children are using them successfully. Why not yours ? W. H. Ross Drug Co. Phone 77. 804 Main Street. ORIENTAL PERFUMES ARE GOOD.

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The body of Charles DeWitt was taken to the Wright undertaking establishment at Cambridge City, where it was examined by Coroner Markley. It is understood that he leaves a widow and one young son. .Half an hour after the accident occurred Conductor Hulz had suffi-

P.r,rT70TTNG MONDAY NIGHT,

DECEMFER 12TH. OUR STORE

failed WTT-L BE OPEN EVERY NIGHT

I UNTIL XMAS. THE GEO. H. KNOLLENBERG

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of the boys who received passing

marks smoked; 89 per cent, of the smokers failed to pass, while only 20 per cent, of non-smokers failed

to pass. These figures were pre

sented on a black board to give the fathers an idea of what was done to the boy by smoking. After the meeting the fathers were invited to

ciently recovered to be able to return the gymnasium of the school to wit-

to his home in Indianapolis, neer Holmes was in charge

on the wrecked train.

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ROCK ISLAND Two of the Officials- in the City Yesterday. Mr. William J. Leahy, of St. Louis, assistant general passenger agent of the Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific railway and the St. Louis, Kansas City and Colorado railway, and Mr. J. F. Powers, district passenger agent of the same road, with Indianapolis headquarters, were in the city yesterday calling on many friends. Thev are very courteous gentlemen and made several new friends while here.

I Prominent Man Dead. Ilagerstown, Ind., December 14. Frank G. Newcomb, jr., aged fortyseven, died at his home ; last night. A wife and three children a son and two daughters survive. Pneumonia was the direct cause of death. Popular Lecture Course Patrons Notice. On account of unforseen church duties Bishop Fowler's lecture is postponed from Thursday night of this week till Monday night, the 19th 'At that time he will give his great lecture on Abraham Lincoln. This is pronounced the most eloquent and patriotic address now before the American people.

PLENTY OF TIME TO GET YOUR PHOTO'S FOR XMAS AT PARSON'S-PRINTS THEM AT NIGHT WITH NEW ARTISTS PRINTING LAMP. STUDIO 704 MAIN.

ness the work, of some of the athletic branches of the school. The gymnasium class, under the leadership of Orville Brunson, first gave an exhibition of their work. All of the boys did very well and one or two of them were fine. The class went through a number of difficult movements and they received a generous amount of applause for their work. Phillip Starr, perhaps did the best individual work of the class. Although he is just a youngster, he showed that training was all he needed to make him a good athlete. After the gymnasium class a very good exhibition of basketball was given by the first and second teams of the school. The first team put up a very clever exhibition of team work and completely overwhelmed their lighter opponents. After the basket

ball game a lightning fast game of

polo was given by two picked school teams. A number, of the boys on skates showed that some time they would be worthy to play with the

best of teams in that now popular

game. The boys' lockers in the gymnasium are not quite finished, but it is thought they will be ready for use in the near future. The following rules have been adopted in regard to the use of the lockers: 1. A deposit of twenty-five cents will be required for the use of each locker. Keys to lockers must be returned at the close of school, or sooner,, if the holder ceases to use the gymnasium. Fifteen cents of the deposit will be repaid when the key is returned. 2. Each locker will be charged to some one person. In case the key is forgotten or mislaid, it will be op

ened for no other person. Hence, anyone using another's locker may find himself unable to get into it some time when he very much desires to do so. Each person using the gymnasium should rent a locker for himself.

FALSE REPORT Published in the Evening Papers of i Yesterday. Manager M. C. Henley of the local polo team denied the statement which was published in a local afternoon paper last evening, stating that Bone, Wodtke, Farrell, Lyons and Bannon were to form a team which would be managed by Joe Fox and play in Indianapolis. Mr. Henley stated that there was not a word of truth in it and that the entire statement was false. Mr. Henley refused to state just what action was taken by the magnates at the meeting held at Anderson yesterday afternoon. It could not be learned what was done in regard to the proposed polo war between the Western and Central Leagues.

THE WOMAN'S AID SOCIETY OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WILL HOLD A BAZAR AND SALE OF FANCY ARTICLES, APRONS, ETC., IN THE CHURCH

PARLORS, FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, DEC. 16. TWO attractive booths also will be in charge of the boys And girls, .come everybody. 14-4

Walter and George Simpson Upon Assault and Battery Charge. In circuit court yesterday morning Walter and George Simpson were arraigned on the charge of assault and battery. They both entered pleas of guiltv and George Simpson was fined

$15 and Walter Simpson $25. The men have been in jail since they committed the assault on Noah Dunn, about a month ago. They were hunting on the Lancaster farm, north of the city, when Dunn ordered them to leave. An argument ensued after the order was given and Dunn was assaulted. One of the Simpson boys hit him in the side with the but of a 1 ! 11

gun and two rios were oroKen. Mince Meat Stuff. A full supply of mince, new raisins, currants, citron, lemon and orange peele, etc.

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that you buy him, her or it a pair of SHOES or SLIPPERS a suitable present as well as useful. Oar line of Men's Slippers at 49c A PAIR are pretty as well as comfortable. - Of course we have better, at a higher price. Sec our Ladies' Slippers at 50c, 75c, 98c, $1.25 and $J.50 a pair.

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Little Children live in the Dream World. God bless them ! We should not destroy it. We should enter this world and help thvm beautify it. Surely nothing in all this wide universe is more beau tiful than the happy face of a child,

with its wondering and wonderful eyes. How they dream with Alice in Wonderland. Let us help vou. We

have made a specialty of toy animals this year toy sheep and goats, cows.

horses, chickens, birds, cats, etc. And

Dolls! lou never, saw better ones for 25c, 50c and $1.00.

ILIFF'S DEPARTMENT STORE,

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FBIDAY, DEO. IS One of Weber & Field's Greatest Successes

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The original production complete One solid year on Broadway 50 PEOPLE, MOSTLY GIRLS S0

PRICES 1 1, 75c, 50c and 25c Sa'e of seats opens at the Westcott Pharmacy, Wednesday morning. December 14th."

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Shoe Sale

All our $5.00 ladies' shoes for' ....$4.00 100 pairs manufacturers' samples, mostly small sizes, go for 50c on the dollar.. w Men's $5 enamel Florsheim make for. .... . f4. OO

Men's $4 00 enamel box calf Cordovan, Vici and Ideal $3.00 and $3.50 A large and choice line of slippers that we will allow JO per cent, discount off during this sale. Come and bring your friends.

HAISLEY SHOE STORE, 820 MAIN STREET.

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