Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 168, 25 April 1909 — Page 7

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ilE OElT I ...The Market Place of. the People.;. .' . SIEWEf . iCTS . ' ' (PEISl WOIRP Situations Wanted and . . Greatest littie satisfiers of All advertisements must bs FOR THE Found Ads 2 times big wants are the in this office before PRUlPIP (Ollr EACH INSERTION. FREE " ads below 12 noon IT'imUUlH IIT

WANTED. WANTED To buy second band furniture and carpets, 519 Main. 10-tf PAWN Brokerage. 8th and Main. J. M. Lacey & Co., 21-7t WANTED If you want money Id place of your city property or farm. CO right to Porterfleld'a Real Estate office, Kelley Block. 8th and Main. ; y 14-tf WANTED You to call and see our Excelsior Motorcycle, Elmer Smith. 426 Main St. Phone 1806. . ,. ... v.;;, aprl4-tf WANTEDMen to learn barber trade Few weeks required. Best paying work within reach of poor man. Cau have shop with small capital or position. Wages $15 to 3f weekly. Busy season soon. Start now. Catalogue free. Moler Barber college, Cincinnati, Ohio. 15-tf WANTED-150 head of cattle, steers and heifers; 20 fresh cows, a few good bulls, 100 pigs, 20 to SO stags. 1O0 Teal calves, 60 lambs. For information call phono 3744, Glen Miller Stock Yards, 24th street and Penn Road, 4184. Jerome Shurley 2278 Clem Gaar or 1530. 15-lf WANTED Carpets and rugs to clean. Phone 3178. 24-2t WANTED To rent a five to six room house with good location, by the first of May. Address, J. D. S.. care Palladium. 24-tf .WANTED All persons suffering from V piles or any form of rectal ailments, ;" to write me for free trial of my pos itive painless pile Cure. The best on earth. S. U. Toney, Auburn, Ind. :;- 18-19-20-21-25-26-27 WANTED Start a dyeing," cleaning and pressing; establishment, no capital needed, we teach you by mail. Particulars free. Bon-Von do Co., Dept. 251 Staunton, Va. 25-lt WANTEDMen and women to make $25.00 to $35.00 a week. Easily done rrowin? flowers for profit, if you live within twenty miles of a large csity. t know how and for many ' rears I have made more from my flowers than my husband from his farm. Many others have learned from me; I can teach you! Write for particulars free! Mrs. A. Fackler, 39 Hill St., Harrisburg, Pa. v :2"iL v" " 2571 WANTED Position by . young widow as, housekeeper, in a t widower's . house.-, Will accept position In city or. country. Address L. E. M. care Palladium. 23-3t WANTED You to buy and ride a Reading Bicycle. It has a record. Brown and Darnell Co.. 1022 Main. Phone 1036. 25-2t WANTED Lawn mowers cleaned", sharpened and repaired, fly screens and picture frames made to order. Brown-Darnell Cot, 1022 Main. Phone 1936. i 25-2t WANTED To store your stove for the summer. 1030 Main. Phone 1778. . 17-tf FOR SALE. FOR SALE City property and terms. merchandise stocks and Are Insurance. Porterfleld. Kelly Block. 8th and Main. t-tf R SALE Roof and .bridge paint. Guaranteed five years. Retail at wholesale price. Cleadenln & Co., 267 Ft. Wayne avenue. Both phones. ,': ap2-fri & mon FOR SALE Driving horse, $160.00 ; 22 N. 14th. . ......... - 22-Tt GLEII MILLER IS THE PLAYGROUND OF ENTIRE CITY Superintendent Klopp and Assistants Have Completed Task of Preparing for the Summer Season. ; pWILL BE ATTRACTION TO PLEASURE SEEKERS Keeper of the Big Park Takes The Greatest Interest in His Animals and Tells of Their Habits. (Earlham- Press Club.) "Get a story on Glen Miller park, the improvements and the animals. Oh, there is good material there."

A full line ol Udtr Switches, Pompadouro, Polls, Roils, etc Special line ol 24-inch Wavy SxvltcExes, while lliey last, at 03X0. Combings made to order. Careful attention Given mail orders. Hair Ornaments always on hand.

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I HAVE THE BEST AND BIGGEST.. OFFERINGS. IN.. FARMS. READ A FEW SAMPLES: 3 acres on traction line, all level elegant building site all within the five cent fare limits. N 9 acres on interurban line, well improved and most advantageously located. Gomes high; but Oh My, you will want It when you see it. ! 14 acres close to markets and all other advantages. Beautiful for situa tion. 23 acres close to Richmond and the trolley line. Just the place for the poultry or truck grower, bee man or for dairy products on small scale. 40 acres, all good and well located. Fair improvements rght on pike with school and church less than V mile. 80 acres highly improved, excellent upland soil, with best kind of location. No joke. 70 acres all ready for the cultivator, blessed with noble springs for the delight of man or beast. 130 acres on pike,' all advantages. This is a good general purpose farm. Seeing will convince. Drop me a letter. If you have a hardware stock that you wish to sell. Have cash buyer for such a stock that will not exceed in valuation $5,000. Grocery stocks and other stocks for ale. All sorts of mercantile proposi tions have I. Tell me your wants if seeking lands, chattels or other money makers. Call at my office over 6 N. 7th St. OFFICES OVER 6 NORTH SEVENTH STREET, RICHMOND, INDIANA NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE CARPETS AND DRUGGETS. WE SELL CHEAP BECAUSE WE BUY CHEAP. ANTIQUE 519 MAIN STREET. PHONE 4201. FOR SALE Runabout. Phone 3650. 24-2t FORTS ALE No. 1 Jersey cow; fresh. A. D. Gray, Union Pike. 25-2t FOR SALE Invalid's chair. Call 25 S. 9th. . . 25-2t FOR" SALE Dining room table, couch, etc. Cash or payments. 124 S. 6th. 25-tf REAL ESTATE Information wanted regarding good farm for sale in any locality. Suitable for dairy purposes . or general farming. Not particular about location or size. Wish to hear from owner only who will sell direct to buyer without paying any commission. Please send brief de scription and price., No agents need answer. Address I. A. Lesher, 46 West Monroe St., Chicago, 111. -..-V- --. ' -25-lt FOR RENT House. 6 rooms for small family. Both kinds water and electric lights, No. 413 N. 14th. Call Phone 4234 or at 200 S. 12th. It .So spoke the news editor as the reporter left the office of the Palladium in quest of a story on which to feed the ever-hungry press. V At the Twenty-second street entrance of the park, the new improvements bespoke of good conditions within. The board of works realises what a good Investment the money is, which is expended wisely in the improvement of the park, both as a pleasure ground for the city and as an attraction to the visitors who flock to the Glen in the summer months. Soon there will be a cement walk and curbing from Twenty-second street to the Main street entrance, and the street for the same distance will be macadamized. At the Twenty-second street entrance there is a new grove of trees and a large variety of shrubs, just presented to the park by Herbert Bell. The planting was all planed by Mr. Bell, and many of the shrubs are very valuable,' having been imported from Europe. Well Cared For. Within, the park showed careful attention and the reporter learned later from Mr. Klopp. the superintendent, that the leaves had all been burned from the ground during the dry fall months, leaving the grass perfectly free to make a fine early growth. Three hundred tulips were in bloom, making a splendid showing, and the.' drives were all In good condition. The benches and swings are also in their accustomed places. The keeper of the refreshment stand MRS. HL

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CONTRACTORS CONTRACTORS I AM? ALWAYS WILLING AND READY TO ATTEND TO YOUR WANTS IN BONDING, LIABILITY AND FIRE INSURANCE. MY RATES ARE RIGHT. GIVE ME A CALL. QEO. W. COOK 18 SOUTH STH ST. PHONE 2239.

LIVE ON THE SIDE - WEST WEST RICHMOND IS THE COM ING RESIDENCE SECTION OF RICHMOND. I HAVE A NUMBER OF GOOD PROPERTIES THERE THAT CAN BE BOUGHT RIGHT. HERE ARE A FEW OF THEM: 7 room house, strictly modern in every way, electric light, natural gas, bath, etc. Located on West side. Will sell with small cash payment and balance aft you pay your rent. 8 room house, electric light, etc., located on West side. Large lot with barn. Cheap. Double house. 5 rooms to the side, located on West side. 60 ft. front. $3,500 for ten days only. - 7 rooms with bath, modern, electric light, furnace, cement varanda, laundry. Located on S. 12th street. Cheap for cash. 8 rooms with bath, furnace, fruit. Located Vz mile from corporation line. Nice country home. Cheap if sold soon. 8 room house with barn on South 20th street. GEO. B. MOORE 616 MAIN. PHONE 4058. FOR SALE Mill wood. C. W. Kramer & Co. 29-tf Typewriters for sale, rent, repaired. Burr tc Mora, Phone 2111. 19-tf FOR SALE New and second-hand bi cycles at bargain prices. Elmer Smith, 426 Main St. Phone 1806. V aprH-tf FOR SALE Stone door sill and glass ? window sashes; 115 N. 10th St apr20-tf FOR SALE or Exchange, ideal subur ban home, suitable for retiring farmer or business man. Suburban, care Palladium. 22-tf FOR SALE Tree guards. Phone 3691. 23-3t FOR SALE: One of the finest open top buggies in town. Call 309 South 4th street. .. 23-7 1 FOR RENT Furnished room with 24-2t Leg? bath; 207 National Ave. fSrISaTJ! Roseconibe Brown horn eggs for batching; 720 N. 8th St. 24-2t FOR SALE Finest and largest stock of pianos ever in the city to select from. We have engaged to sell 100 pianos and we mean to do it. These are direct from the factory. Don't fail to see them, we will save you money. Come in and get our prices. Must be sold. Watson, 707 Main St. ' 25-lt FOR SALE If you want to buy a farm or a heme In the city! See our new list. We have them all beat Beckwith & Chessman, 716 Main St. in the pavillion ran the risk of bing hunted down by promoi$Wf get-rich-quick and gold brick, schemes when he told of last Sunday's business. Twenty-two gallons was the amount of the frozen delicacy which he and his three helpers served. The : holiday crowd thronged the park and kept all boats In constant use. . Mr. Klopp was located at the home of a north side grocer. Klopp is a German, and sixteen years before he left his fatherland, his parents gave him the name of William. He talked very interesting about Deutschland but he became most enthusiastic when- he talked about his work and Glen Miller. He enjoys his work as thoroughly as it appears to be done. And scarcely could he take more pride it improving the, park were it his own property. ;.. v : . - fv"I get so I like it bette1rj(cjday,' he said. "If I should leave the park I think I should have to go out and stay there for a while each week. Not Many Animals. "We don't have a great many animals, he continued, but as he went down the list enthusiastically telling about their traits, and care of his pets, it was evident that the large zoological collections could not have a more thorough and pains-taking master.. There are- at the' Glen several monkeys, two of the big pig tail type, and two of the white faced, ring-tail ' family: Two more of . the latter, kind are to be added to the happy family in & short time. These monkeys have a menu not at all GREENE

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The following are replies to Palladium Want Ads. received at this office. Advertisers will confer a great favor by calling for mail in answer to their ads. Mail at this office up to 12 noon today as follows: B. ..... H. C. . I I. X. L. 1 1 2 5 Voice Teacher 1 Y. . 1 Z 1 Mail will be kept for 30 days only. All mail net called for withla that time will he cast oat. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Information wanted from Inventor who has patent for sale which would be money maker if properly placed upon the market. Wish to hear from Inventor only who will sell direct to buyer without paying any commission. Please give lowest spot cash price, or terms on royalty basis. No agents need answer. Give brief description and price. Don't send blue prints or drawings. Address I. A. Lesher, 47 West Monroe St Chicago, III. 25-lt GOOD THINGS IN Real Estate A fine 10 room home, modern, 52 ft. front, 90 feet of building space at side, 3 squares of Main St. Would trade for smaller property. This Is a good investment at the price I can give you. If you are tired of your business I have a man that is wanting to trade his 160 acre farm for a business or property in our city. This farm lies 4 miles southwest of Centerville. Good buildings, good soil, $6,000 worth of saw timber on the farm now. Come one at a time and I will try to take care of you. Double house N. 19th St 10 rooms. Price $1,600. Must be sold this week. Who wants to trade or buy a good laundry business? Come and see me. now ready to talk to you. EXCLUSIVE SALE. 15 Vn acres 1 mile north of Rich mond on Union pike. 7 acres been cultivated rest in pasture. Plenty of fruit, all kinds. Two story frame house, 7 rooms, cellar, furnace, both kinds of water, barn 24x24. Buggie shed and corn crib, good spring at the barn, "four poultry houses. Will trade for town property.;;. Can give possession in 30 days. Come quick. GEO. W. COOK 18 S. EIGHTH STREET. FOR SALE New lace curtains, cheap, 58 S. 12th. 21-7t FARMS AMD CITY PROPERTY CALL ON ME IF YOU ARE SEEKING BARGAINS. HAVE PROPER TIES FOR ALL CLASSES FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE BEST, ALL SAFE INVESTMENTS. YOU CANT AFFORD TO FAIL TO SEE ME IF IT IS YOUR INTENTION TO BUY. That Morgan STH AND N. E ST. i unlike a child's. In the morning they breakfast on bread and milk; at noon, fresh fruit of the most Inexpensive kind, while the evening meal consists of bread and water. Mrs. Klopp, who was with her husband, told how the monkeys sneeze just as a person does when taking cold. It is very necessary to keep the temperature even of the room In which they are wintered, and when they do take cold they demand such remedies as onions and whiskey. A New Monkey House. A fine new monkey house is to bo built. It will be located just north of the summer house, which is east of the bear pit and will be especially constructed so that it will be impossible for unprincipled sight seers to get near enough the cage to do the Strang little animals harm. The building contract is already let Old Bosco, the bear, holds forth at the bear pit alone these day. He came to the park, as a cub three years ago. He was given a mate at one time, but Bosco is such a big fellow that his rough play soon broke tho back of Nellie, and she had to be shot Another mate is being sought for, but none has yet been found. largo enough to with stand the treatment which proved fatal to Nellie. : A Peculiar Animal. , There is the South American cat, which will feed only on bananas. The six fox squirrels; the parrot which was presented by Mr. and Mrs. Rank, and J which winters with the monkeys In the Intone 1C02

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FOR RENT Furnished rooms, heat, with bath for gents, at the Grand. tebS3rf FOR RENT Furnished room and privileges of kitchen. 103 N. 17th. 25-3t FOR RENT - 5 room cottage and bath room, 81 Laurel. Phone 3158. 200 Richmond Ave. 25-3t FOR RENT Modern house good locatlon. Parties who will board owners. Address B. D. this office. 25-2t FOR RENT A strictly modern steam heatei Get A, W. Reed, ?th and Main. 7-tf FOlTRENT Y. M. C. A, Furnished Rooms including shewer baths, heat and light. $1.15 and up per wank. nprl4-tf FORRENT Two" flats over BeHtv grocery. See T. R. Woodhorst 14-tf FOR RENTFurnlshed room, electric light, heat and bath, G4 South 12th. . 17-Ut FOR REN"r7 and 8 room houses. $9.50, $12.50. 3 lots for sale cheap, good location, l'hone 3136. 22-tf FOR RENT Furnished bath; 30 N. 12th. room with 23-7t LOST. rimless1" spectacles." Return to Palladium. Reward. 2S-3t LAUNDRY Dirty clothes made clean; il you don't believe it, try us. Richmond Sceam Laundry. Phone 1251. feb23-tf ARCHITECT. Minefield. Besideuce Architact Phone 1592. 93Gtt Main. Jaa25-tt MISCELLANEOUS. CLEANING Wall Paper a specialty. Fred Kersey. Phone 1560. 23-7t COMMERCIAL DELIVERY. Back In onslness. Auto Delivery. Headquarters, Fihe's Drug Store. Phone 2138. 23-tf Modern home. Complete with furmace and bath. Buy from owner. Part cash, balance time. HERMAN F PILGRIM 432 MAIN ST. RES. PHONE 1685. TEXAS NEXT EXCURSION FOR TEXAS IS ON MAY- 4th. ROUND ' TRIP $32.88 FROM INDIANAPOLIS. GOOD FOR 25 DAYS. MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS TO GO AT THAT TIME AS WE HAVE A NICE PARTY TO GO. WTE HAVE INVESTIGATED THE PROPOSITIONS WE REPRESENT AND YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR. COME IN AND TALK ABOUT IT AND YOU WILL INVEST WHEN YOU SEE OUR PROPOSITIONS. - BALL AND PELTZ REAL ESTATE AND LANDS. MOTOR CYCLES. New and second band. Waking Cc 406 Main. U4t FOOT DOCTOR. A sure cure for Corns. Rolling, 20 S. 8th. Prof. H. H. fehl2-tf hot house; the alligator, presented by Mrs. Christian Behring; the four coyotes; the eight prairie dogs, and the four racoons are in the collection. One of these racoons was given to the Glen by Bert Gordon, while another was reared with a bottle at No. 3 hose house. The white rats, of which there are over forty, are as prolific as the guinea-pigs in "Pigs is Pigs." Nearly a year ago there were only a pair or two and there would be hundreds at the present time If they did not devour one another when their quarters become too crowded. There are also several red and grey foxes, one of the former having been presented by William Dudley Foulke. , Have Two Eagles. The birds are one grey and one chicken hawk; two bald eagles; a pair of peafowls, recently given by Mrs. McKenzie; a pheasant and seven ducks, one of which is a wild bird, hatched by a domestic fowl. One of the most notable additions ever made to the zoo will be two swans for the lake. .These beautiful birds will be a great attraction, and Supt Klopp is anxious that the purchase be made as soon as po sable. The herd of seven deer and the herd of seven elk finish out the Hsu No, there Is a goat, Mr. Klopp would assuro you. It is an Angora goat with fine - fleece and a pedigree, the only kind of a goat that would be permitted in a zoo of such well cared for and interesting animals. i HUNT FOR MISSING GIRL ; ; Another day has passed and the police have learned nothing of the whereabouts of GoJdle Miley, the fourteen year old girl, who disappeared from the home of her stepfather, John Kenworthy. Wednesday. Kenworthy told the police he would make : a search as he believed she had fled to Ohio to join her loVer Adolph Floyd, of West Alexandria. The police hare not heard from the search and do not know whether the girl has been located or not.

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M AR K E T LET US KNOW AND WE WILL. SHOW YOU PROPERTY YOU WILL BUY. New 7 room modern house on nice street and close to city car line. Price now $2,400. 'New Modem residence East End, $4,500. Good store room and - residence $3,000. Nice 5 room house North I Street. $1,500. 6 room house. 40 ft lot $1,150. 8 acres, 6 room house, good barn, well fenced, fruit etc. Close to Rich mond. Price S1.S50. 4 acre place. Good house and barn 3 miles from Richmond $1,300. 43 foot lot on S. 13th street cheap. BALL & PELTZ REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ANY THING IN ft IN BUYING A FARM OR CITY PROPERTY DONT FAIL TO CALL AND LET US SHOW YOU WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER YOU. FARMS IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE COUN TY. CITY PROPERTY IN EVERY PART OF RICHMOND. GIVE US A CALL. - YOUNG REALTY CO. 14' NORTH NINTH ST. Awnings and Upholstering J. H. RosML 1C S. ?ta St Phone 17$$. . marll-tf UPHOLSTERING acid mirror resilvering. Holthouse, 124 8. 6th. Phone 4367. 174f PUBLIC AUCTION. Household Goods at 450 & Htb. 1:30 p. m., Monday, April 26, 09. con sisting of oue Favorite Baseburner, large sze; one Favorite Steel Range;, one Favorite Heating Stove, and all Household and Kitchen Fur niture; good condition. 20-7t FUr3TAL DIRECTORS. DOWNING 4b SON. 1$ 24. tth. SITS. angl-tf MOVING VANS. AM0AAMSSS4MAMAAAAMAMSMMMMAM0MWWAMMSMMMWMSMMAMMMS When ready to move oall the EmpireV largest moving In the city. All reliable and experienced men. Al Wintersteen. Phone 4258. 6th and Main. 22-tf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BumggoppRTUKffl) like to hear from anyone who has a good investment proposition to offer where a few thousand dollars could be profitably invested in mining en terprises or industrial proposition. No saloons considered. Give brief details and price of any good stock. Wish to hear from parties who will sell only to buyer, where no agents commission is added to the price of stock. Address I. A. Lesher, ' 49 West Monroe St, Chicago. HL It INSURANCE. floore and Ogborn Fire Insurance Qwyf f mi. Room 16 L O. O. F. Betldmg. HANS N. KOLL Deutacher Notaf and Verslchemngs Agent, 71C Mam. street. TeL No. 1CS8. marlS-tf EARLHAM IS WIIIIIEB Quaker Baseball Team Yesterday Shut Out the Butler Outfit. UMPIRE WAS ASSAULTED Indianapolis, April 24 Earl ham defeated Butler this afternoon on Irwin field. Swaim and White, the Earlham pitchers, were invincible when hits meant runs. Stanley got the only ex tra base hit while Hancock played a driving gamer on the bases, scoring three runs. The Quakers worked the squeeze play for two runs. Tho game was marred by an assaul on the umpire in the eighth inning. Eldridge. a Butler foot ball man. started the trouble after a close decision. Prosecution of Eldridge may follow. . The score: R.H.E. Earlham 00201010 O 4 3 4 Butler .:..0 O O O O O O O O-O 3 4 Batteries Swaim. White and Harrell for Earlham; Adams, Browder Swain, for Butler. BIDS 0M FURNITURE. At the meeting of tho Elks lodge today, bids for furnishing the new home. 26 North Eighth street, will be received. Representatives of several lodge . furniture manntactiu ei ea s are here and within a few day the contract will be let Other business will come up before today's meeting, pertaining to the new home. Births. Mr. and Mrs. C & Brown. 138 Ft Wayne avenne. girt; first

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Seventeen Years Ago l trca' Quaker Institution Organized the Indiana CoHsss; Press Association. PRESIDENT KELLY WAS THE FIRST PROMOTER The Movemenet Has Grown Rapidly and Now All off thr Leading Institutions in tha, State Have Adopted It (Earlham Prase Club.) ' History repeats Itself and Earlham to now represented in the Indiana Inter ' collegiate "Press Association Seves t teen years ago Earlham was Instns ' mental ia forming the Indiana College) - n Association, aad the year before she was one of the colleges who fol-. lowed the lead of Michigan Unlvcrs-! ity in the formation of the Western, College Press Association. 1802 was s; memorable year at Earlham. and the achievements of that year are still' dear to the hearts of the Earlham alunions. Not only did can nam gata, admission to the . Indiana latercolleg-1 late Association and the lntercollegiate Oritorical Association, but she was prime mover with De Panw in estab lishing the Indiana College Press Association, which was founded in pallor I of the English hotel. Indianapo.; lis, on March 11. The Quaker representative. A. W. Newlin. TJ2 now on, of the editors of a New Orleans paper. wase elected vice president of the as-' soclatlon. and the Earlhamlte was fort one year the official organ of the state' association. One of the most interesting facts concerning the development of the idea of a state association ot college editors. Is the fact that the. earliest record of tho idea was that of the advocacy of President R. 1 Kel--ly. at that time editor of the Earlhamtte. However. It. was not nntlt; several years had passed, and Presi " dent Kelly was an alumnue that We idea brought fruit ' 1 Looks for Strength. With a foundation of this character on which to build, the Earlham College Press Club expects to be a strong, aad permanent organisation whltis will cover fully the newspapers s ; well as the general interests of the college. On the . seventh day of May ' she will send her representatives to' the state meeting, held at Indiana UnK versity, the .program for which, in-; dnde a banquet in the Commons of the Student Building; addresses by Samoa! O. Blythe. of the Saturday Evening Post and Congressman Barnard, aad, discussions by the- delegates from the different colleges. , The Press Clubs Of the state which are now members of the organisation, are those of Indiana University, Purdue University, Wabash College, De Psuw University. Butler College and Earlham College. Hanover and Rose Polytechnic have both applied for admission, aad tho nrobabflities are that they will be elected, making eight members la the state organisation. The president et the I. I. P. A. is Aubrey U Hawkins, a graduate of the local high school, and a prominent student in Indiana University. The possibilities of sn Intercollegiate club composed of hustling men. such as bold membership In the Pre Clubs of the state, are apparently onlimited, and it is expected to give the educational Institution of Indiana a unique position among the institutions of other states. The Individual dobs accomplish much la their own college. The Indiana University club has promoted torn very Important student activities, such as the organisation of the Howling Host, which follows the most effective rooting plans ever carried into execution. The Wabash dn' publishes the Bachelor, the semi-weekly of the college Journalistic field. DsPauw and Pardee Press Club men are very very prominent In the publication of the dailies of those two institutions, and the Earlham club has extensive plans which will be carried oet before the first year of Its existence has been completed. One of tho activities of Interest to the whole college, which it is now Interested In. Is the preparation of a directory containing the names and statement of various lines of interest of all men who are considering entering Earlham next year. This directory will be need by the athletic coach In lining np his men; by the Press Club In casting about for suitable men for the organisation; bv the Earlhamlte Is procuring the names of Freshmen of literary or Journalistic ability, and the heads of departments In singling out men who am interested in their line of work. , The Press Club has representative on each of the three Richmond papers., and the news editor of one of these' papers was active In the formation of the Earlham Club. k The oOcers of the Earlsssa Press Crab are: Pan! J. Furnas, 11.' prnsV . dent; Carl Ackerman. Tiee president; Charles CL Rees. 12; secretary! Daniel Laben Beeee. 'lO. treasurerThe other members of the dab are. Brock nn. Kfc Arthur Hotehklss, 10; Al bert Gilchrist. 11; John Smyser. 11; Philip Bruner. '11: Homer J. 12; Georgo Ftsherteg, 12. .

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