Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 313, 12 November 1914 — Page 10

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, NOV. 12, 1914

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"COMPETENT JUDGES TO PASSJJIl PLOTS Jordan, Pickell and Miss Elliott Form Committee in Palladium Contest.

Judges who "will pass on the motion picture plots submitted in the Palladium's contest and award the $10 and $5 prizes in gold will be: Charles Jordan, secretary ot the Commercial club; Prof. Frank O. Pickell, principal of the high school; Miss Hettie Elliott, instructor In the public schools. With this list of competent judges and critics each person who enters the contest is assured of a fair consideration of his work. A number of worthy plots are being received in each mail. They show that the writers have heeded the demand of the Zenith company, which will produce the film, and are working action into their stories. ' Remember the contest closes Nov. 21 at 6 o'clock. Remember the two winning plots will receive $10 and $5 in gold. Stories do not have to be prepared in regular scenario form.

How Belgians Harass the Germans 4 In the Fighting Along the Ypres

Remarkable Cure of Croup. "Last winter when my little boy had croup I got him a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough remedy. I honestly believe it saved his life," writes Mrs. J. B. Cook, Indiana, Pa. "It cut the phlegm and relieved his coughing spells. I am most grateful for what this remedy has done for him." For ale by all dealers. Adv.

INCREASED LEAD.

f BY LEASED WIRE. WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 12. Democratic gains in belated election returns have increased the majority of the party in the next house of representatives to thirty-one according to an unofficial list compiled today by South Trimble, clerk of the house. The line-up under this compilation is: Democrats 233; Republicans 193; Progressives 7; Independents 1; Socialist 1. Total 435. As it requires 218 votes to control the house these figures show the majority party will have 15 more than enough for this purpose.

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Episcopal church supper Friday. 9-11-12

A Dane who once saw an Iron water tank afloat several wee after a fatal shipwreck, has invented a globular life boat v.hlch can carry sixteen men and supply of provisions through the roughest weather.

TRUSTEES ADVOCATE ENGAGING OF AGENT

The retiring township trustees passed a resolution today asking a joint session with the newly-elected trustees to consider an applicant for the position of county agent submitted by Purdue university. The trustees will not sign a contract with the new county agent until the new, board approves him, they said in a resolution The county agent proposition in Wayne county was extensively discussed by the trustees. Eight of twelve, trustees voted for the employment of a county agent and the policy of the entire board was therefore made favorable to the office.

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In the terrific fighting along the Ypres river the Belgian sharpshooters made good use of armored trains, which ran at high speed and from which they picked off the German artillerymen in the Kaiser's lines of trenches. Photo shows one of these armored trains with sharpshooters and a fourinch piece trained on German lines.

PASSES ON DEATH. , Coroner's verdicts in two cases

1 were filed today. One was the sui- ; cide of C. K. Barnes, who drank car

bolic acid November 3. The other was

the death by cerebral hemorrhage of

Frederick Fehring of Randolph coun

ty at Easthaven, November 4. The

latter was insane. He became violent

ly ill and fell out of bed, striking his head.

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The following Hnont Hutiqtt -iVi

Everett O'Neil and familv near West

Florence: Clif Gard, Emora Swisher

and Clem Cohen with their wives.

Harve McWhinnev and familv nr

Prof. C. R. Coblentz and familv' snent

Sunday with Sam Swisher and wife.

Mrs. Vangle Aydelotte visited her

cousin, Mrs. Charles Young, at ColUnsville Thursday. Mr. Grover Spencer and sister, Nellie, and Miss Lena Jenkins spent Wednesday, night with their aunt, Mrs. Francis Shaffer. The Ladies ' Aid society meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lizzie Williams with twenty-three members and one visitor present. The next meeting will be December 2 at the home of Mrs. Josie Baker. The Y. P. C. association met on Wednesday evening with Lewis Shaffer with twenty-three members and five visitors present. The next meeting will be December 2 at the home of Darrel Swisher.

PASTORS WELCOME REV. T. H. HANNA

POULTRY DIRECTORS FORM JOCIEIY 014 Association to Re-Cast Organization Before Show in 1915. T i, m . ,

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lai s, tne directors of the Richmond Poultry asociation plan a complete Poultry association plans a complete the whole county in its scope. Within a few days the directors will hold a meeting, at which new articles of organization will be adopted. The

An informal reception was held at Reid Memorial church Tuesday night for the Rev. Thomas H. Hanna of Bloomington, who is filling Dr. Lyon's pulpit. Dr. Addison Parker gave a short address of welcome for the ministerial assoication of the city. " Refreshments were served. The reception was very informal out of respect for Dr. Lyons, who is seriously ill in Indianapolis.

new association will not be Incorporated. ; Plans for the 1915 show are progressing rapidly and. the officials of the association anticipate one of the most successful exhibits ever held. The show this year, will be held during the week of Jan. 11 and a number of new features will be arranged. Cholock wterfall. Yosemite. is 2,364 feet high. ,J

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