Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 274, 25 September 1913 — Page 3

CHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1913

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THOUSAHDS ARE TO ATTEND RICHMOND'S BIG FALLjESTIVAL V?ontinued from Page One)

tile float display in the big parade. Chairman C. H. Igelman said that he had seen quite a few of the floats and that they are something new in the way of display. "There will be warm competition for the prizes offered' for the best and most unique floats," predicts Mr. Igelman. The mercantile section of the parade will be one of the finest ever seen at -a Fall Festival, he says.

Committee on Home Laundry Urges Women to Make Entries

Mrs. Frank Land, chairman of the Domestic Science exhibit, has issued the following statement: We would like to call especial attention to the home laundry exhibit of the Fall Festival, to be conducted by Miss Bertha Larsh, Miss Parsons, Mrs. Joseph Hill, Mrs. S. C. Markley,

land Mrs. Mora Bulla. A list of prem

iums on various launderied articles can be found in the Fall Festival book, which can be obtained at the Commercial club rooms. The entries must all be made by 6 o'clock Saturday evening, so the time is short. Do not delay. Enter your articles at once. Too much attention cannot be given to this exhibit. There are many

TO MAKE SACRIFICES.

; Home Comers' Letters Encourage Members of Committee. Thousands of former residents of the city have written the Home Cora'ing committee of their intentions to 'return for the Fall Festival. The desire to visit the city and renew old acquaintances is so strong in the hearts of many that they will make unusual sacrifices to come. One man wrote that he would love to come and bring his family, but could not because the children had to have food and clothing. Others have written letters telling of sacrifices that must be made to revisit the city. The sentiment expressed by all is that Richmond is still "home" to them, no matter where they are or how long they have been away. With such expressions of love for the city pouring in, in every mail to ' members of the Home Coming com1 mittee Fred White and Charles Jor'dan feel that they can not overestimate the number of visitors. Sightseeing in Autos. On the afternoon of the first day of the Festival automobiles will be provided to take the visitors about the city to show the growth that has been made during the last five years. The starting points for these sightseeing trips will be announced later. The route will include Earlham College, Glen Miller Park, Easthaven, Reid Memorial Hospital, West Richmond and South Richmond. The original plan of having a big homecoming gathering at the Coliseum on the first night has been abandoned. The committee felt that there were already enough forms of amusement, and that the former residents would rather visit their friends than be crowded into the coliseum to listen No a program of some kind.

women throughout the county and in the city who do beautiful laundry work, of which they should feel very proud, and we ask their co-operation. Their excellent work if exhibited may be an incentive to some one else to endeavor to do better work. There is a crying need for better laundry work, so help the good cause along and encourage everyone concerned with your personal exhibit. Eery piece will help to make a good and successful display. The "canned fruit" committee also requests that women will feel a great interest in their department and hope that many entries may be made in the next two days. Your fruit or vegetables will be appreciated very much.

NO ANARCHYATTEMPT Socialism Discussed by Florence Wattles.

Anarchy is not being attempted to socialism, said Miss Florence Wattles,

of Kokomo, who spoke to a large crowd at the corner of Ninth and Main streets last evening. "Socialism is not trying to condemn the trusts and the big organixers of large and powerful industries. It is trying to get the trusts under Socialist control for the benefit of the other S5.000.000 persons."

Ceylon's 1913 tea crop Is estimated at 180,000.000 pounds.

TEACHER IS ILL.

Miss Alice Lannlng. of the English department of the hign school, was unable to meet her classes yesterday on account of illness. Her classes were allowed to go to the study rooms and will continue to do so until she is able to meet them or until a substitute is secured.

CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank the friends and neighbors for their kind attention shown toward us during the sickness and death of our dear wife and mother. Henry Nolte and Family.

Eggs shipped from China are sold in China for 6 and 7 cents a dozen.

making the home laundry more complete and convenient. Contrasted with this electrical outfit will be a hand machine, wringers and irons, so arranged as to secure the maximum efficiency for the minimum in energy.

PLENTY OF MUSIC.

Ten Bands Obtained by Chairman Nusbaum. The Richmond Concert Band of fifty pieces will be the largest musical organization in the city during the Fall Festival. The band will play for the Festival ball on Wednesday night at the Coliseum and will give a concert on hour before the dance begins. In the parade the Richmond band will be the leading band and other bands in and out of the city are as follows: Cooper band, Indianapolis News band, Knightstown Soldiers' Orphan Home band, Lynn and Fountain City band combined, Light Inspection band, Hagerstown, Drum and Bugle Corps, Milton and Carnival band.

Reliable Bulbs now on sale at THE FLOWER SHOP.

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ADD AMUSEMENT FEATURE.

Festival Men Contract For Free Tight Wire Act. Another amusement feature has been added to the program for the Festival. This is a free tight wire act at the corner of Fourth and Main. Jack White, a former Richmond boy, will give his act three times a day at 1:30 p. m., 3:30 p. m., and 9 p. m. White, who has been in the amusement business for -- several years, will stretch a wire from the top of Quigley's Drug store to the top of the Eggemeyer building. Before taking up his present profession White looped the gap on a motorcycle. While in Richmond he was an employe of the Starr Piano factory.

The high physical qualifications necessary before a man will be employed on the Pennsylvania lines, accounts for the remarkable record on the Richmond division during the last year. Of the 1,300 employes none who are receiving relief from the association is suffering from tuberculosis. , Last year this disease caused only one death. The physical examination to which applicants are subjected is so exacting that only ten out of every hundred are accepted for employment on the lines.

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LAUNDRY WORK AN ART. Sub-Committee on Domestic Science To Provide Demonstrator. To make women realize that laundry work is not drudgery but an art is the aim of Miss Bertha Larsh, chairman of the sub-committee on the Home la-mdry exhibit. In this connection modern equipment for a model laundry will be exhibited. In the room Just off the High School gymnasium a complete laundry will be installed consisting of electric washers, enamel trays, drying rooms, electric mangles and irons. The committee will provide a demonstrator to explain the uses of the equipment and to suggest means of

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