Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 276, 12 August 1910 — Page 3

THE KICilMOND PAIXADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1910.

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SALVATIOII ARMY ; I MAKES A REPORT Capt. and Mrs. Deuter Received the Enormous Salary of $401.72. ARMY MADE FINE RECORD

CAVE THE HELPING HAND TO MANY POOR PEOPLE OP THE 'CITY AND BROUGHT 8UN8HINE INTO THEIR HOMES. "

For bringing sunshine, bope and faith Into the homes of Richmond's poor, through the practical and substantial method of giving fuel, food

nd clothing, and bringing the Gospel to those who will not seek It, Captain and Mrs. Deuter, in command of

the local Salvation Army;post, joint

ly received for the fiscal year Just end

Ing the enormous salary of $401.72

The rent for their quarters, not paid

by them, is Included In the expense for

rent for the Salvation Army hall,

Tvhieh amounted to $204. The salary

of Captain and Mrs. Deuter's assist ftnt amounted to S-TC.tti.

The following Is the yearly report of

Capt. Deuter, made public today: Expenses. Kent of hall ond officers' resi

dence . ; $ 204.ro Light and beat of hall 0.08 Funeral fund 4.US

Pontage and stationery 14.10

Officers' traveling 21.00 Charity

Salary Capt. and Mrs. Deuter 401.72 Salary one assistant 202.U0

Furniture for officers' resi

dence 104.00

Home and foreign mission.. 00.00 Kxpressage S.X3 Sundries 17.87

11.806.10

BaL on, hand 12.00

. $1,817.10

. . ' Income.

Collections $1,010.16

Donations 801.00

Ing story of a society burglar, contaiuIng some clever detective work. The.

ladles will have a chance to see some j

beautiful gowns in this picture, as for music. Parks and Rossiter are clever performersbn the piano, drums, mandolin, violin and bells. Can any other theater equal it?

Cutter Stock Company. The Cutter Stock company now

playing at the Murray theater for a

three weeks stock engagement seems to be getting more popular at every performance. , The Cutter company 1s giving the best of satisfaction. This

popular company will present for

Friday and Saturday. "The Wall

8treet Detective." a beautiful four act comedy melodrama, full of good comedy and It Is a case of laugh and grow

fat. Mr. Harry Eansdale. the popular comedian with this company will play the title role, ft would be advisable tr your neat. early as a packed house Is assured at each and every

performance. Telephone for your seats now.

coming winter an effort will be made to have the tobacco crop discussed in the tobacco sections, corn discussed In corn sections, etc. In this county there are permanent organizations and regular meetings held at New Paris. West Manchester, Eaton, Camden and Lewisburg. All the societies have made application" to the state for aid, but it will be impossible for all to be granted the request. That Eaton will be cut off this year is quite probable, because she has been favored by an agricultural extension school, which is also conducted by the state. Should this be the case, meetings will be conducted independently.

Secretary Harry D. Silver of the agricultural school , Association, has been

informed that the meeting will be held

A FARMERS MEETING

Representing the Six Institutes of Preble County Held at Eaton.

PLAN FOR WINTER'S WORK

$1,817.16

Work of the Year.

Number of hours spent in bouse to

house visitation, 1,1178. Number of homes visited. 281.

Number of open air meetings held,

Number of Indoor meetings held 132 A

' Attendance Indoors, 3,775. Number of conversions, 34. Number of people helped Xmas. 548 Number of toys distributed, 307.

Number of bags of candy, 318. Number of people helped during the year apart from Xmas, 387. Number of garments distributed, 1.U17. .. Number of pairs of shoes distributed. 175. ' Number of situations found for men, 17. Number of situations found for women, 20. ' Number of nights spent with sick 34.

At Local Theaters

At the Gannett. 'At the Gennett theatwr tonight the Maxwell-Hall Stock company will put on their feature play of the present week. "Sapho" which was Miss Olga Nethersole's staring vehicle for several seasons. Miss Gertrude Maitland taking the leading part. A complete

production Is carried for this play and It will be the most pretentious offering of the week. Mr.' Hall has an excellent version of this famous play, with plenty of comedy and strong dramatic situations to please all. Mr. Hand will be seen aa Jean. Mr. Hall as Fill mount. Mr. Clark as Cesalre, Miss Whittle as Aunte Devonde and , Miss Mitchell as Fifl and all the other members of the company In support. The vaudeville between the acts will be changed as usual. For tomorrow afternoon the "Little Dumb Boy" will be the offering and is especially written for the ladies and chlldteu. On Saturday night the company will close their week's engagement here with the great detective play and positively the first time here In Richmond The Sec.ets of the Police," one of the best detective plays ever written and played by a traveling stock organization.

Arcade. Owing to an exclusive contract with the best film exchange In the west, the pictures at this theater are so superior to the average that business has Increased beyond all former records. The public naturally goes where It

gets the most for its money. 'Last Saturday the mad dog picture nearly

lauched the roof off the Arcade. This

Friday and Saturday we have one

equally as good. "Two Hleland Lads," one five feet and the other seven feet four, decide to Join the army. Their escapades are uproariously funny and there's a chase that Is a side splitter. In addition. "The Thief" is the thrill-

jE iJ TJETT TONIGHT Maxwll-Hall Otoek Co. Dig Patur Play "OAPPHO" Tomorrow Matlaeo

(Palladium Special)

, Eaton, O., Aug. 12. A meeting of

Preble county's enthusiastic agricult

urists and representatives of the six farmers' institute associations was

held Thursday In the Eaton opera house and was addressed by Lester S.

Ivan, of Lebanon, representing the of

fice of the state board of agriculture.

The purpose of the meeting was to bring out a discussion of the institute work to be done in Eaton next winter

and to decide upon the phases of farm

work deemed most beneficial to the

various localities in which the meetings are held. Experience with meet

ings in the past has developed the fact

that many times speakers are employ, ed who take up subjects of .minor importance in sections in which they are discussed. In short, during the

during the week commencing February 20..;:

OPPOSED TO FERRE

County Commissioners Find that Many Wayne Countians Against System.

The county commissioners have been testing the sentiment throughout the county relative .to the employment of tax ferrets to collect taxes on seques-

ered property. W. E. Lowe who is serving the county In tbis capacity has asked the commissioners to extend his contract from September S to December 31. 0 ' In Richmond and In the western part of the county there are a large number who are complaining and believe that the county made no good bargain In contracting with ferrets to do the work which rightfully belongs to the county assessor and other county taxing officials. It is doubtful if Mr. Lowe's contract will be extended unless the commissioners find sentiment much different in future visits about the county.

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