Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 278, 30 September 1913 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1913

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BOYS' BANQUET OF Y. M. C J, OCT, 8 Bible Class Honors to Be Assigned at Big Social Affair.

IROQUOIS WIN CUPS

(Winners of Gymnasium and Acquatic Records to Be Rewarded. iThe complete program for the Hfth Annual boys' banquet of the Y. M. C. (A.., was announced today by Boys' Secretary Pettijohn. Judge Boggs, as toastmaster, will have charge of the program which follows: Invocation, Rev. B. E. Parker; address, A. W. Hawks; presentation of Bible study diplomas, Prof. JT. T. Giles; presentation of baskettall loving cup and Individual monorams, Physical Director P. P. Pearse; presentation of honor Bystem medals, Charles W. Jordan; Bible class honors, Ellis M. Learner; Bible class statistics, H. A. Pettijohn. The loving cup this year was won by the Iroquois class. Individual monograms are awarded to the following .boys who broke gymnasium and aquatic records during the year: Edward banning, Mark Johanning, Dan Thomp-' Bon, Robert Johnson, Thomas Linos, Jester Ladder. Paul Allen, Richard Mansfield, Ed Rodefeldt and Earl Murphy. Honor Winners. The other honors and the winners will not be announced until the evening of the banquet, Wednesday, October 8, at 6:30 o'clock. In awarding the gold, silver and bronze medals to winners under the honor system all the boys' actions are taken into consideration, including his work in the Bible study classes, in the gymnasium, his attitude toward the association and his general behavior. Already more than two hundred boys have signed for the Bible classes this winter. These and about one hundred others are expected to attend the banquet, which is open to all the boys of the city. The classes begin Tuesday evening, October 14. . A"s booq as the local classes have teen organized and are running Smoothly, the boys' department is planning to do extension work. Classes will be organized in neighboring towns and rural communities. These classes will have, their representative basket ball teams and will be given competent Instruction and roaching both In athletics and in the fcible study. DON'T LET BABY SUFFER WITH ECZEMA AND SKIN ERUPTIONS. Babies need a perfect skin covering. Skin eruptions cause them not only Intense suffering, but hinder their growth. Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment can be relied on for relief and permanent cure of suffering babies whose skin eruptions have made their life miserable. "Our baby was afflicted with breaking out of the skin Ell over the face and scalp. Doctors and skin specialists failed to help. We tried Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment and were overjoyed to see baby completely cured before one box was used," writes Mrs. Strubler, Dubuque, Iowa. All druggists, or by mail, 50c. PFEIFFER CHEMICAL CO., St. Louis, Mo. Philadelphia, Pa. (Advertisement)

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the coupons and watch their numbers while the wheel spun round. "Richmond Made" Exhibit. In the "Made in Richmond" tent busy office men have shed their coats to help with the work. The exhibits running the length of the tent range from gasoline engines to pianos. Carpenters are building large comfortable porches with swings and porch furniture. One exhibitor is building a complete room and furnishing it. Nearly all the judges appointed by the executive committee are sending in their acceptances, but the list is not complete, and will not be given out until tomorrow. Only out-of-town men will judge in all the departments. Committees having charge of the exhibits are arranging the display! that exhibitors are bringing in. Entry List Large. The entry list is so large tha. several persons have been added to the clerical force at the Commercial club rooms to list the individual entries. So many hundred articles tad been entered that no estimate of the exact number could be made this morning, although the list is more thaa double that of any previous festival. For two days fifty women have been reveling in embroideries at the high

school. The high school gymnasium walls have been covered with exhibits. There will be found everything of interest to women. In addition to the needlework, numbers of pies, cakes, canned fruits and loaves of bread are being listed with the committee. Banks Close Early. The banks of the city have announced that on account of the Fall Festival parade, they will close at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon for the remainder of the day. The notice is signed by the following institutions: Dickinson Trust company, First National bank, Union National bank and Second National bank. Comment on Decorations. Comment on the street decorations are heard, on every hand. The thirtysix tall posts which are being erected on the corners of Main street and one block north on Ninth, ar beautiful. Each of the four sides of the bases announce the "Fall Festival." On top is a cluster of palmleaves supporting the stars and stripes. Twined up the center of the posts are large branches of oak leaves, while the outer four supports carry twenty-eight electric bulbs with yellow shades. Between each two posts a string of shaded bulbs will span the streets. Airman Ready. Especial attention is being called by members of the executive committee to the change in the place of starting the aeroplane flights. Athletic park where the flights were to have been started, was declared too small, and the ascents will be made from Reid field, Earlham college, Thursday and Friday at 11 and 5 o'clock each day. At all other times the machine will be on exhibition on the court house square. The machine is one of the largest models, being a military tractor, which will carry one passenger. Whether the aviator, Frank Kastory, will carry a passenger will depend on weather conditions. Appoints Judge.

Omer "Whelan, chairman of the live-J

stock committee, reports that he has secured the following judges: Kersey Kirk, Newcastle, heavy work horses; Harry Walker, New Madison, O., hogs; Bruce Sayers, Eaton, O., light harness horses. Friday will be the big day of the horse show, the ho.ses being exhibited

on North Tenth street, beginning at 9 o'clock in the morning and continuing all day. The light harness, saddle and pony classes will be exhibited Friday, and draft and general purpose horses on the two preceding days. Furnished Home Unique. Prospective brides and bridegrooms In great numbers are expected to flock to the high school auditorium during the Festival to get ideas on the proper furnishings of a home. In connection with the domestic science display, the committee has arranged for a display of household furnishings, showing both good and bad taste in selection. Furniture for two rooms, costing practically the same amount, has been placed in close proximity, showing how a wise young couple can furnish a home in good taste without spending any more money than would be required to fit it up in a hap-hazzard manner with discordant furniture and decorations.

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FESTIVAL DANCE WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The Fall Festival dance, the real opening event of the Festival, will be held tomorrow evening in the Coliseum, and as a special feature the Festival band of fifty pieces, under the direction of Lee B. Nusbaum, will play a concert program from 7:30 to 8:15 o'clock. Dancing will follow, and It is probable that the largest crowd of dancers ever seen on a Richmond floor at one time will be present. The festival committee in charge has every arrangement made for the comfort and enjoyment of the participants.

WANT JAPANESE TREES FOR PARK

Japanese cherry trees will be purchased by the board of works and placed in Glen Miller park. If the board acts favorably on the plan of the president of the board of works. The superintendent of parks has asked the president of the board to have the trees purchased. The trees are sold In lots of ten or fifteen. Trees four feet high can be purchased at a nominal cost.

RICHMOND KNIGHTS TO ATTEND SESSIONS

The annual meeting of the grand lodge. Knights of Pythias, at Indianapolis; October 7 and 8, will be attended by about ten members of the order from this city. The delegates

from the Iola lodge K. of P. have been announced as Lon Cox and William Watson. Two alternates have also

been appointed. The Coeur de Lion . and the Triumph lodges have not an-; j nounced their delegates. i j John M. Lewis, of Seymour, is ex-' j pected to be elected to the office of ( ! pthHmI errand chancellor commander. '

He is deputy ffrand chancellor commander and by precedent he will be given the higher office without opposition. The fight surrounding the election as grand outer guard, is creating Interest among local Knights of Pythias who are personally acquaint

ed with the candidates. Those who are seeking the office, which eventually leads to the grand chancellor commandership are Charles L. Pulliam of Terre Haute. John W. Grimes of Elwood. Filer E. Fryer of Martinsville and Thomas L. Neal of Lebanon.

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