Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 152, 9 April 1909 — Page 8

PAOE EIGHT.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGIIAM, FRIDAY," APRIL 9, 1S09.

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It's the one yea have been telling yourself that you v wanted.

Tb wfcere ere tocy nice. No where sre they . r Nowhere are they so cheep. Get good clothes end save geed coney. m AIL'S $10 and $15 Suits $1 end $2 Dais Between 9lh end 10th

CITY IN BRIEF

' The Woman's Medical School at Shanghai awarded diplomas to six graduates lately. The school was founded a little more than three years go by funds furnished by Ld Ping Shu, , president of the Chinese Town Council. The principal: of the 'school ta a Chinese woman who took an advanced educational course in "both. CanIon and Hong-Kong. "During the last year there were thirty students. Each of the six graduates read an ; essay, two of them in English.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY.

A box of nice chocolates from Price's to take with you. , Mrs. S. W. Traum has returned from Noblesvllle. ' Orace church supper . Saturday night. Two years is the life of the average spider. Cream Easter Eggs, good to eat. You get them at Price's. Ladies' Aid Society of Chester will

give a market at the Market House Saturday. .-, W. P. Davis of Fountain City was in Richmond today. . Plenty veal and v lamb at Scbwegman's. Easter Eggs, cream - centers, and nicely decorated. Prices have them. The First Baptist church will hold a market Saturday at Peter Johnson's store. ' The regular meeting of : the EMs was held last evening. . " ' Mr. Marti ndale of Greensfork was a business visitor here today. Ice cream, rabbits and chickens for

Easter, made to order at Price's. Plenty veal and Iamb at Schwegman's. " ' .. Easter Market Saturday, Grace M. E. Sunday school at" Allen's Furniture Store. ' ' Mr. Beck . and son of Greensfork, were in the 'city today. .." The Ep worth league of Third M. E. church will give an Easter market, Saturday, April 10, at 922 Main street, the old Palladium building. Plenty of fresh eggs, bread and pies. Price's for nice fresh oysters', both can and bulk. Mrs. Elizabeth Talbert has returned from Chicago after an extended visit. Crushed fruit strawberry ice cream and five other flavors, at Price's. Geo. C. Bartel has paid a claim for the Massachusetts Mutual on account of the death of Edward L. Shutte. Sale of Candies for tomorrow Saturday, at the Greek Candy Store. Chocolate and Cream Bon Bons, 15c lb. Cocoanut Lady Fingers, 1 5c lb. Mr. Will Klopp formerly manager of the Railroad Store, has taken a position . as manager of the dress goods department of the " Hoosier Store. : ' - v;. Last night was the first anniversary of the Colonial fire which for a time threatened destruction to the business section of the city. A fine assortment of cream Easter eggs, all good to eat, to be had a. Price's. :, -. The, Spa at the Y. M. C. A. has become so popular that accommodations are hardly adequate to meet the demands. ' Large numbers of business men partake of the noonday luncheon at the Spa and probably , the number would be increased ' were the facilities for handling more patrons sufficient. '- 1 Buy your Candies tomorrow Saturday, as the Greek Candy Store, will be closed all day on Easter Sunday. The Greek Candy Store.

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PIRATE CRAFT III CITY LAST MIGHT

For Flrot Claoo Dry Cleaning or Dyolnc Call at tho French Dry Cloanlnc Co. in westcottHotei - Or Phono 17C0 and wo will call on you. , All Work Guaranteed. Murray Hill, J. W. Morris, Props.

Small Poji, Pneumonia, Grippe an every other ill that flesh' Is heir to. Is covered under an

Aetna vnnnutea iieeitn Policy.

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Room . KnoUenbera Annex.

REGAL

Snappy ; Ccflcrrc Styles

am &e same styles tkat m in area! demand mI

now among fashionable1 college men and younfc busvess toen in dit metropolian center though! eutti country. Ewy weakened man m town wb wante bis lMes to be correct in each

detail of Kyle should have a pair of theae

Kegel Uxtords.

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As It Sailed Up the. Whitewater River, Sentries on the

Walls of the First Ward Fort Startled.

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CASTS ANCHOR OFF

OLD HAPPY HOLLOW

Landing Party Invades New

man's Hill and Posts Signs, Threatening to Return Here April 21.

Last evening, a dark, raJciah-looking

craft, was seen by the sentries on the

walls of the river fortreas. just erected

as a protection to the First ward, in

the event of war, from the combined

fleets of the Mikado, to stealthily

creep up the peaceful Whitewater.

"Hist!" hissed one sentry to another

Then, gently at first, but sturdily

growing in volume until it reached the

uproar that all pirate choruses are re

quired to reach, there came the following from the decks of the strange, Rob

ert Louis Stevenson-looking craft:

Krewe's Korua. Kamsin Kickup Kolomoko.

Kopped a Kup of Kokokolo

Then blew a Bunch of Breezes into

Rhyme (?)

Yelled he: 'Up with the Jolly Roger A a hunch to every codger

That the good ship 'Saturnalia' sails

the brine. Don't shy at 'Saturnalia,'

Just put on paraphernalia

On Wednesday night, the April

twenty-one; , , y

With barn-dance, waits and rag; Ladies' Choice and Darktown Drag'

My subjects get four hours of harm less fun. '

"To the lpwer hold and hatches

With the members, my krewe catches

Kuming into Koliseum without lid.

If you really must act muley

Kum into Kourt, Yours truly,

Kaptain Kamsin Kickup Kolomoko

" Kidd." ' McNally Alarmed. "Ods blood," exclaimed Night Ser

geant Ed McNally, when the incident had been reported to him. After the

reserves had been dispatched to Newman's Hill, McNally waited in terrible suspense for some time in. fact until he had received the following front Jack Binns at the Fairview wireless

station: -:3 .V J

"Kaptain Kolomoko, with his motley

krew anchored off Happy Hollow at

11:10 and immediately, dispatched a

landing party, who charged over Newman's Hill to a cocoa cola joint. After

one drug store had been cleaned out, the invaders returned to their ship,

named. "The Saturnalia,' which turned

its nose to the . south. I have just

bean informed that heavy firing has

been heard near 'Lamb's Landing' in

Abington township."

This morning the agitated citizens of Happy Hollow found the pirate land

ing party had placed the following

signs all over the neighborhood.

"We will return on April 21, and un

less the city pays us heavy tribute, will

storm the coliseum. -CAPTAIN KOLOMOKO KIMX "Commanding 'Saturnalia.' "

WORK OH STREET

IS IIGW RESUMED

Are Constructing North West

Second Street.

EVERY LITT1.E HELPSlPUOLIC SCHOOLS

Old Linoleum Used by Fire

men Transferred to Police Department.

A CRAZY-QUILT EFFECT

With pieeee of linoleum removed

from the floor of tho bedroom of the

firemen at the city hall, repairs are being made to the floor covering in

the office of the " superintendent of

police. The flooring in the latter

place resembles the, mosaic, so many different styles and patterns are rep

resented..- ;

Chief Staubach . has been at . work

for the last two days. with a can of

wallpaper cleaner in the effort to remove the smoke and rrimfram tho

walls.' Wherever the superintendent

passes a handful ot the substance, a

streaK appears that looks like a chalk

mark on a slate. : -

WERE HOT CLOSE?

Action Not Taken Because Good Friday Not Generally Observed.

CATHOLIC CELEBRATION

CHURCHES OF ROMAN FAITH, ALSO THE LOCAL EPISCOPAL CHURCH HELD VERY SOLEMN SERVICES' TODAY.

ESaoicr' Gpcoiala CniCKEES 4 RADCITS Made f Ice Cream STRAwcznmr ice cream

EGGS

Crashed Frwts WHIPPED CREAM Packed in ice end delivered ready to

Place yor order early Commotio UDoiry Do

1188. No. 9 S. StK St.

muiicie IntEiiilsrroBEAUTIFY ITSELF Improvements Along the River ' Front Are Planned. .

Muncie, Ind.. April 9. The Commer

cial club of Muncie, is fathering a civ

ic improvement with the intention of beautifying the city. An extensive im

provement to the bank of the White

river is projected. The intention is to make the riverside as beautiful as possible. Property owners will . be urged to petition for new walks and other public Improvements that will increase the appearance and at the same time value of their residences. -

ELECTION MAY BE CONTESTED III CASS

Claimed That Too Great a

Vote Is Shown.

Logansport, Ind., April 9. It is probable that the local option election in Cass county will be contested. It is charged there was a too great in

crease, in the- vote in certain precincts

at Loganaport. In certain districts more votes were cast than there are voters and in these precincts-the ma

jority for the wets was large enough

to win for the entire county. An investigation will be made before it" is decided to enter a legal contest.

Bos:' "''tyr Just mada mt splendid biscuits 314

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Because t there was no general

movement among the p rotes tan t

ehurches of the city to observe Good FViday, the public schools were not dis

missed .this, morning, as has been the custom for several years. Supt. Mott

stated the board has ruled that when

ever' the churches seek to observe the day with services, the pupils shall be .permitted to attend. ; . The ' day was observed with appropriate 'ceremonies by the. Catholic churches and schools. Special services have been held at the churches throughout the week, which is one of te most devout periods for followers rJ that faith.' Special services were also held today at St. Paul's Episcopal church. - : Observance of Day. Good Friday commemorates the passion and death of the Christ and the services are very solemn. Black vestments are worn and the church offers prayers for all conditions of men throughout the world. . The crucifix is unveiled and this ceremony is followed by. the celebration of the mass of the presanctif led. In the afternoon at 3 o'clock, a service commemorates the death of the Saviour. , In the evening a sermon on the Good Friday will be preached. . On Saturday morning there will be a special service in which the Paschal candle and holy water are blessed. This Is followed by the reading of the Litany of the Saints and the reading of the prophecies, after which., the mass anticipating the resurrection is celebrated. At the Gloria of this mass the bells are rung and theorgan again peals forth in joyous, strains. This practically concludes the services of Holy Week and the preparations for the dawning'' of the joyous festival of Easter. .., ; . ' ... : -;-

Bacon curing factories are increasing in number in Ireland. The Roscrea factory is worked on the cooperative baste and has 3,800 shareholders, mostly df the small farmer class. It is making a fair profit.

Burpee's Bulk Sweet Peas V- .. NASTURTIUM - 'I LAWN GRASS :-' HAOLEY 8R08.

DOZEN

ORANGE Sale Sweet Seedless SATURDAY ONLY

DOZEN

Dressed CWcEiens, SCc Co 75c Strawberries, Fancy. New Tomatoes, New Potatoe Spinach, Celery, Radishes, Onions, Lettuce, Rhubarb, Cukes, Cauliflower. Fat White Macktral. . Fresh Eoos 2Cc Dos '

Cream to Whip, Baked Ham., Phone orders carefully filled.

HAOLEY

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Albert O. Martin, Dentist: .

Colonial Building, Rooms 18 and 19.

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Work on the ' construction of North West Second street between the railroad divisions has been . begun this week. The contractor was forced to remain idle during the winter on account of weather conditions. He has put a large force of men at work now and expects to complete the job as soon as possible. The roadway is to be gravel. Sidewalks and gutters are to be installed. The, steel wort of the superstructure will be completed as soon as possible.

Dr. W. H. Fisher, the medical officer of health to the Washington District Council, ' in his annual report traces an outbreak of diphtheria which occurred in the Raynham district to a batch of school cooks that had not been disinfected after a similar epidemic about six months previously. This time the schools were closed, the premises thoroughly disinfected and sprayed, and all the books in use

at one school in which the disease

originated destroyed.

Sergeant McGonigle. of Chicago's police automobile squad, thinks that much overspeeding of motorists is due to smoky anl smelly cars ahead. The sergeant,, addressing the court in a recent case, said: "Your honor, If I may be permitted to say a word, I believe smokng automobiles are worse than speeding automobiles, and that they are also the cause ot many accidents and much of the speeding done by chauffeurs.; If a man were driving a dirty, smoking automobile ahead of me and I had to breathe the fnmes of the gas ' and smoke, I believe ' I would resort to speeding to pass the machine and get some fresh air." .

:A machine operated on- the principal of the vacuum cleaner is being used to pick walnuts in "ffrrni

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FredOuinSiisifte fttue IEi&Uilire frjFe - A truly magnificent collection of wearable of all sorts for the ladies, misses, and children. Wearables that will furnish many superb examples of FASHION'S ANNUAL EASTER PAGEANT the coming Sunday. 7 , : Easter Suits, Easter Jccliets, Easter SUrto, EcsCsr PeC2CcC3V -Easter Waists all Heady f cr Eastsr Wikztfczi. W c See Our Particularly Brilliant Showing of

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