Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 31, 16 December 1913 — Page 2

PAGE TWO THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN -TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, DEC. 16, 1913

ASSURES RICHMOND . OF VISITING NURSE Domestic Science Board Deckles to Engage Miss Florence Benner.

SAi ARY TO BE $75.00 Suggestions of Cincinnati Physicians Adopted By Women. Assurance of a visiting nurse for Richmond has now been given and the Domestic Scienca board- of directors voted to give the position to Miss Florence Uenner of Cincinnati, now of the staff of the Municipal Antl-tuber-cuIobIb sanitarium and formerly a visiting nurse with three years experience. , Thedecislon was made after the adoption of the report of the investigation made ty Mrs. Paul Ross, Mrs. Florence Roach and Mrg. Emma Lamson. It is probable Miss flenner will commence her work here January 1. She comes highly recommended. To Ratify Action. The decision of the board of directors will be ratified by the Domestic Science association tomorrow when the regular meeting will be held in the Garfield building. After a business meeting a cooking demonstration will be given by Miss Electa Henley, domestic science teacher. The recommendations submitted by Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Roach and Mrs. LamFon will be carried out as they were submitted. In making out a contract with the nurse, the suggestions which the women have received from physicians of Cincinnati, Dayton and other cities, regarding the work, material and supplies will be used. The nurse ia to receive a salary of 75. It is advised that persons requiring the services of the nurse Bhould pay a fee of five or ten cents In ordr that the term of "charity nurse" could not cause some proud persons from applying for her services. Stomach Troubles Disappear. Stomach, liver and kidney troubles, weak nerves, lame back and female Ills disappear when Electric Bitten are used. Thousands of women would not be without a bottle In their home. Eliza Pool of Depew, Okla., writes: "Electric Bitters raised me from a bed of sickness and suffering and has done me a world of good. I wish every suffering woman could use this excellent remedy and find out, as I did, just how good it is." As It has helped thousands of ottfers, it surely will do the same for you. Every bottle guaranteed, 60c and $1.00. Recommended by A. G. Luken & Co. (Advertisement T EASY VICTIM FOR MODEL TEAM With Two Men Out of Game the Association Five Loses. Y. M. C. A, LEAGUE. Won, Lost. Pet. Starrs 18 3 .857 Hunts 14 7 .667 Panhandles 12 9 J71 Models 13 11 .541 I. H. C. 10 11 .476 Y. M. C. A. 7 16 .304 Doctors ' 6 14 .300 I So ,. 6 15 .250 With two men out of the game and th remainder playing In very shiftless fashion the Y. M. C. A. team fell an easy victim to the Models last night. Foster, of the Models rolled 209 In the laBt game of the eeries, but the remainder of the scores marked during the evening were ordinary. Score: Y. M. C. A. Laird 114 167 146 McMlnn ' 100 109 114 Erk 152 139 163 Blind 140 140 140 Totals 640 695 697 Models. Price 155 175 189 Dennis 170 189 127 Foster 140 130 208 Nusbanm 136 148 126 Banks 151 142 105 Totals 752 739 756 WHITK STRIPvn n.f a no a a Arrow COLLARS a for 2S ot. Chit. P body M Ca, 14 SPECIAL Cream to whip. Try cur Coffee roasted today. H. G. HADLEY Phone 2292 I h Lor. Stn

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PICTURE OF PARRY

ON T, P. A. LEAFLET Local Order Desires to Bring Out Idea of "Quaker City." Featuring the information leaflets which will be given visitors and delegates to the T. P. A. convention here in June, will be the picture of William Parry, Quaker, which was printed in the Palladium two months ago. Parry was the head of the G. R. and I. railroad for years and is said to have walked the entire length of the roadway many times in making inspections. The T. P. A.'s desired to bring out the idea of the "Quaker City" by displaying the picture of a Quaker. Accordingly a stock picture of a Quaker was brought here but was discarded for that of Parry, whose picture is said to represent a typical Quaker. Billiard Players Start Tournament Miller Beats Anderson and Sherer Defeats Shaw. Billiard players started a tournament last night at Engle's cigar store. Two games were played. Miller, playing at "scratch, defeated Anderson, a ninety-point man, 100 to 62. Shaw, who played Sherer, was unable to make his necessary showing. He had a handicap of 30 over his opponent, but only succeeded in scoring 78, when Miller made his century. Miller made the high run of the evening, counting eight successive times. Wreaths of Holly, Box wood or Red Ruscus. Lemon's Flower Shop. 15 3t PLANS DOMESTIC SCIENCE SOCIETY For the purpose of organizing a Domestic Science society and to elect officers for the ensuing year the Columbia Farmers' association will meet Thursday at District Sohool No. 6. on the Middleboro Pike. Mrs. A. D. Cobb, wife of the county agricultural agent, will have charge of the organization of the Domestic Science society. Music will be furnished by a Victrola. The present officers of the association are: Fred Davis, president; Omer Young, vice president; Charles Miles, secretary; Fred Bullerdick, treasurer. The program committee, appointments on which are made by the president, is composed of Omer Young, Charles Miles, Mrs. Simon Hoover and Mrs. Land is. n Lf 0 ON THE ALERT Watch for any sign of distress in the O Stomach, Liver or Bowels and be sure to E3 -try HOSTETTER'S E3 U a El Stomach Bitters promptly. It will tone and strengthen those organs and help you maintain health and vigor at all times. p GET A BOTTLE TODAY DOCTORS Hlnshaw and Johnson DENTISTS Gennett Theatre Flatt 1st Door West of Post Office Phone 2589 If You arc Sick Or In Pain Give Me a Call . W. H. BAXTER, D. C. Chiropractor Rooms 306-307 Colonial Building Cor. 7th & Main Phone 1953

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Basketball Squad Prepares For Season. Active work in developing the Earl-' ham college varsity basketball squad j began last evening when the men ; chosen by Coach Reagan numbers fourteen men. Capt Rome, Stanley, Wolfe, Williams, Harvey Cox, Kinna- : man. Lamb, Kemper, Little R. Wins- j low, H. Trueblood, Calvert, Bogue and Thlstlethwaite will compose the j squad at this time. j Tuesday and Thursday nights of '. each week the varsity squad will practice from 7:30 until 9 o'clock. The re- , mainder of the week the squad will ' practice from 4 until 6 o'clock. Kemper, Little, R. Winslow and Calvert are the new members of the squad. With the exception of Kemper, the new recruits are freshmen. The new members of the squad were the stars of the class series which closed , last week. Assistant Coach Paul Brown will aid ; Coach Reagan in whipping the squad ; in shape before the Christmas noli-; day. NICHOLSON'S A fine $35.00 Adding Machine for a Holiday Gift at Nicholson's, 729 Main. DITCH REMONSTRANCE Preparations are being made to file a remonstrance against the granting of the Nettle creek ditch. The remonstrance blanks will be circulated in the northern part of the county and the southern part of Randolph county within a few days. The time limit for the filing of a remonstrance will expire In six days. The ditch will mean a sewerage system for the town of Losantsville, and is much desired by the reasidents of the town for this reason. I

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TELLS OF VALUE OF EDUCATION

At a special meeting of the high school students in the chapel today. Bishop Edmund Holt Hughe? of the Methodist Episcopal Church of San Frnr.elsco. gave a talk on "The Relation of Money to a Higher Education. He said the question that confronted the average school student who intended to go to college was where the money was coming from to pay his wav throiiph school "Statistics show that the average salary 0f the p-rson who did not go through the high school is $400 a year and the ave s? salary of the high school graduate is Jl.iOiV he said.

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