Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 318, 22 September 1911 — Page 2

PAGE TWO. THE RICHMOND PALLADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, SEPTE3IBER 22, 1911.

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SProf. Elbert Russell Agreed " to Instruct Teachers and Substitutes.

In order that more interest will be taken by the Sunday uchool teachers of the city la their work the Young Men's Christian association has arranged with Prof. Elbert Russell, Earlham college, who Is recognized as one of the leading authorities on religious matters in the United States to conduct weekly classes at the association building. The meetings will be held on Friday evenings of each week, commencing on Friday, October 6. The subjects of the studies will be the International Sunday school , lesson which will be given on the Sunday following the class meeting. The body, which will Include teachers and substitute teachers will be strictly admission class, $1 being charged for the course Including twen-'ty-six lectures and a nominal fee for single admissions. The purpose in charging a small amount is two-fold, but chiefly that more interest will be taken In the work. Those promoting

the affair believe that more interest will be taken In the work and closer application paid to it when the teacher's money .Is invested, rather than if the lectures were free. Not only will the teachers be more apt to give the work closer study, but their regular attendance is assured. . All Sunday school officers and the ministers of the city strongly endorse the school and believe that as a result of better preparation on the part of the teachers, the Sunday schools wll do much better work. To Invite Shop Men. To down the feeling in certain quarters that those associated with the

Young Men's Christian association, In-

i eluding the officers and members are

Inclined to hold themselves aloft, ar

rangements are being. made to have open nights at the association building during the fall and winter months. On these occasions, the shopmen of the different factories' will be invited to enjoy the advantages of the asso elation. Shopmen will be urged to become members. It is the purpose of the association officials and members to have the shopmen feel that each one is welcomed at the association. Health Club's Work. ' The physical department of the as soclation at a meeting on Wednesday

mapped out the work for the ensuing fal and winter months, departments being placed In charge of the different committeemen. including bowling, Carl Meyers, Saturday night popular entertainments, Isaac Wilson; health club. W. H. Romey, and Aquatics Dr. L. M. Gentle. Dr. A. L. Bramkamp Is chairman of the physical committee and will have supervision In all of the departments, co-operating with physical directors Horton and Winjum. The work of tne health club will nrobably be of the more importance

to the public at large. It will have J to deal with sex, public and industrial!

hygiene. Just how the matter will be treated will be determined by the committee which Mr. Romey as chairman will select from the general membership. It will deal with water supply ' and its purity, sewage, garbage, food supply and its purity and other questions of more than ordinary import. v '; The chairmen of the other departmental committees will select the personal of the committees from the genral membership and upon organization will map out the work more in detail than already planned.

COUNTY OFFICIALS ARE TO MEET HERE

Commissioners from All Over State to Hold 1912 Convention Here.

Take a box of Price's chocolates along with you.

GENUINE "STRAIGHT CRUK" COAL Independent lee A FueJ Co. .

OREGON PRESS MET IN PORTLAND PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 22. One of the best attended meetings ever held by the Oregon Editorial association began in this city today and will continue in sesBlon until the end of the week. The program provides for the discussion of a wide range of subjects of interest to those engaged in the making of newspapers.

County commissioners of the ninetytwo counties in the state, affiliated with the Indiana County Commissioners' Association, will meet here in October, 1912, during the Fall Festival, according to the Wayne county board, on Thursday evening. The

1911 meeting, which was held at

Evansville, came to a close Thursday night. The organization is one of the leading state public officials associations of the state; and Is attended by 150 to 200 county commissioners annually. It also attracts other county officials and a host of contractors, who make displays of manufactured articles. ' The association comes here under the auspices of the county board of commissioners and the Young Men's Business club. It will be financed by the latter organization. The program for the meeting, while of course not yet arranged, will include addresses by various state offi

cials on different matters of concern to commissioners. The purpose of

the meeting is primarily educational. An effort will be made to make the 1912 program the strongest ever given. .

PRICE DENIED BOIID

Eaton Murderer Must main in the Jail.

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(Palladium Special) EATON, O.. Sept. 22. Denied re lease from jail on bond, the motion of his attorneys having . been overruled by Common Pleas Judge Abel CvRisInger, Charles E. Price, charged with first degree murder, will be forced to await the outcome of a grand jury investigation and subsequent trial. The grand jury for the October term of court has been summoned to report Monday, the 2nd Inst.for examination of the several criminal cases on the docket. What defense will be made by Price, charged with the death of Andrew F. Avery, is unknown, although it is believed that manslaughter will be claimed. Avery died from a wound Inflicted by an axe handle weilded by Price. Since his Incarceration in the couty jail, several weeks ago. Price has

been given much to worry, -end the seriousness of his plight has born down upon him with telling effect, although his present condition is better than that of the first two or three weeks.

NOTICE. I have a neat stock of millinery and make a- specialty of doing over old material reasonably. Flossie Witham, 306 National Road West. , 22-3t

MUSIC-MUSIC-MUSIC Stringed Instruments ' of All Kinds Walter Runge Bowling Alley WALTER RUNGE 22 North 9th Street.

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Ansel Oppenheim doesnt think much of English tailors. He says that despite the . lower prices of tailoring here and the good material American

Special Sale RUDDER GLOVES Only 25 cts. a Pair These are certainly Fine Value for the money. While they last, only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. W.B.Ross Drug Co. 804 MAIN STREET

clothes are jworth twice the money that English made clothes are.

Price's are eerTing fresh oysters, you like them beet,

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Tomorrow you will have the opportunity of purchasing these two specials at an opportune time. We bought at a ridiculous low price from the manufacturer a big saving in price to you. Children's All Wool Sweaters

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