Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 67, 28 January 1913 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEG RAM, TUESDAY,. JANUARY 28. 1913.

TALKS ON USE OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS Ward to Come Here Under Auspices of Social Center Committee.

ADDRESS THURSDAY

Expect Speaker to Recommend Improvement of Play Grounds.

Edward J. "Ward of the University of "Wisconsin, -will be in this city

Thursday and will give an address at the high school in the afternoon on the

subject of "A Broader Uao of the Schools." Mr. Ward is the creator of the School Social Center Idea, which has spread in many states. Among some of the questions dlBcussed by Mr. Ward are: "How shall we use politics as a bond instead of a wedge, something to get together over instead of something to divide about?" "What shall we do for our young people to make their leisure, and ours re-creative?" The answer to these questions, Mr. AVard says, 1b to make the public school houses what they began to be the full rounded social centers of neighborhoods. That counting the hours that the American school houses stand idle as 61 per cent, and the investment as one billion dollars, the annual loss to the American citisens who have made the investment is thirty millions, is one of Mr. Ward's statements. Idea Hat Spread. The Social Center idea has spread with rapidity. At least 100 cities have either begun social work or are preparing to take it up. Where the social centers have been organized the people gather- for better acquaintance, music, motion pictures and dancing and to discuss matters pertaining to the common welfare of the community. As Supervisor of the Social Centers of the Rochester, N. Y., Public Schools, Mr. Ward has submitted many of the most promising plans to the school board, and has succeeded in establishing systems of social centers. Expect Suggestions. It is expected that Mr. Ward will make recommendations to the school board here as to what manner of play grounds should be installed in this city. While this city has a playground in the eastern part of the city it is not considered adequate by some to meet the demands of the large number of school children not attending public schools. It is hoped by those interested that grounds will be selected by the school board to meet the demands of recreation on the part of the students of the public schools which are located in other sections of the city. An investigation of the play grounds here by an agent of ihe National Playgrounds association a few weeks ago

reported tnat tne board or education

Tvnot used the facilities afforded them and that a" part of Glen Miller

ground.

INCREASE Of 128 PUPILSJISCHOOL Superintendent Mott Says This Term Has Been Very Successful.

The term of school which will end February 7. has been one of the most successful fall semesters ever experienced by the Richmond schools. The report on the total enrollment for the term has not been ocmpleted as there is about a week remaining before the term will end. The total attendance for the fourth month shows an increase of 128 pupils enrolled in the schools over the corresponding time of the fall semester last year. The steady increase of school enrollment in the Richmond schools is believed by T. A. Mott, superintendent, to be due to the excellent equipment of the schools here and the added increase in the interest taken by the parents. The high school enrollment increased 46 this year over the enrollment last year. The total now enrolled at high school is 597. The average monthly enrollment at the school has been 673 while the average daily attendance has been 532, which is a trifle smaller than was expected. This is probably due to the bad weather the superintendent says. Last year's daily attend-

Yankee Brides Smile and So Do English Grooms

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ALLEGE A YOUTHFUL LOCAL JM. VICTIM Charged that John Black, of Preble County, Assaulted Edith Paxton.

CLEANS THE HAIR AIID MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL 25 CENT "DAIIDE1IE" In a few moments your hair looks soft, fluffy, lustrous and abundant No falling hair or dandruff.

Palladium Special EATON', O., Jan. 2. Because of the physical condition of Edith Paxton. 15, of Richmond. Ind., a postponement of the case against John Bl&. rl. i been necessitated and Justice I. T. Stephen Monday assigned February 5 as the date for trial. Black, a mar

ried farmer, vho resides 6 miles north

of Eaton, was arrested a rew weeks ago on wart-ant sworn out by Monford Paxton. father of the girl, who charged Black with having criminally assaulted her. The alleged crime is said to have been perpetrated December 21. 1912. while the girl was employed as a domestic in the home of Black. He was released under bond of $600. Th

Paxton family formerly resided in the vicinity of New Paris.

Surely try a "Danderine Hair Cleanse" if you wish to immediately doubl the beauty cf your hair. Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and draw it carefully through your hair, taking one small strand at a time, this v i'l "lcanse the hair of dut. dirt or i'J.7 cryi'" fJl- li a fe-v mrmenis you will r6 ticttti. Tva ilt r21 wavy, fluffy and abundant an )'09t4 an incomparable softness, lustre and luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer of tiue hair health. Besides beautifying the hair, one application of Dpnderlne dissolves every

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fies and invigorates the scalp, forever t stopping itching and falling hair, i Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers cf rain aud sunshine are to j vegetation. It goes right to the roots. ' invigorates and strengthens them. It exhilaratiAii, stimulating and life-pro-I'uoing proi-ertie riu- the hair to g:rr iiiiaJr jjjl mug )) (beautiful. ' You t an surely have pretty, soft, lus

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American brides smile while their Yankee grooms appear stern and scowling, while English grooms appear radiantly happy and their British mates-to-be look downcast. This unusual fact is founded on thousands of thousands of wedding photographs that have been carefully scrutinized, resulting in the aforementioned revelation. The two photographs at the left arc of American couples, while the two at the right show two British couples that had been made man and wife immediately before the pictures were taken.

ance came within 20 of the attendance for this year. The total enrollment for the fourth month of this year was 3,656. Of this number 1,833 were boys and 1,823 girls. The total number enrolled in the corresponding period last year was 3,528. The Garfield school enrollment for this year was 408 at the end of the fourth month. With the exception of Principal Neff, whose resignation becomes effective February 7, the schools will retain the same teaching corps for next term as has been teaching this semester. John Thompson, instructor of botany at the high school will act as principal to succeed Mr. Neff until a successor is definitely chosen. Mr. Thompson has been teaching in the Richmond high school for 24 years according to Superintendent Mott and is capable of filling the vacancy. He is the oldest member in point of service of the faculty of Richmond school teachers.

SAYS CIGARET LAW WILL BEJFOBCED All Patrolmen Instructed to Keep Eyes "Peeled" , for Violators. In the future minors in this city will be denied the soothing effects of cigarets and will have to resort to the pipe or cigar, according to Chief of Police Gornion, who stated this morning that the cigaret act will be rigidly enforced hereafter in this city. Section 2,480 of the acts of the state legislature prohibits the sale of cigarets to minors and provides a minimum fine of $10 to the dealer or person furnishing the "pills" to boys under twenty-one years of age. Chief Gormon states that all the patrolmen had been warned to watch for cigaret smokers and to find out where they obtained the cigarets. He said that the practice of tobacco dealers in selling cigarets to any person that desires to buy will have to stop and expects material results from the enforcement of the act after some have been prosecuted. The act provides a fine of from $10 to $50 for the first offense and for the second offense a fine of from $10 to $500 and a jail sentence not exceeding 60 days. He stated that when minors are caught smoking cigarevs, investigations will follow and the persons violating the law will" be heavily prosecuted. Acts prohibiting the selling of tobacco to children under 18 years of age will also be enforced.

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REV. JOSEPH C. TODD TO TALK AT MILTON

(Palladium Special) MILTON, Ind., Jan. 28 The Rev. Joseph C. Todd of the Bloomington Bible chair of the Christian church, at Indiana University, will address the people of Milton on the subject of

"Statesmanship in the Church" at the Christian church in Milton, Sunday night.

"Did you see any sharks when you crossed the ocean, Air. SpifkinsV" asked Miss Purling. "Yes." replied Spifkins sadly; "1 played cards with a couple."

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LARGE CROWD SAW RED MEN'S DRAMA

(Falladium Special) CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Jan. 2S The three-act drama. "Borderland," given Saturday evening in the Hurst opera house, by the entertainment committee of the local qrder of Red Men, attracted a large crowd. The characters were all well taken. Between thirty and forty dollars was cleared, the sum to be applied on proposed improvements on the hall.

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