Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 81, 15 February 1915 — Page 8
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WEED INSTRUCTS MEN ON MAKING CIIARITTAPPEAL Campaign Manager Calls Workers Together for "Final Directions on Eve of Second Canvass. FIFTY PERSONS HELP Statement Issued Explains How Lack of Co-operation in Any Movement Causes Inefficiency. Final, instructions -will be given solicitors in the charity financial campaign tonight at the Commercial club rooms. Mr. Weed, campaign director, has asked that every man who cannot be present at 7:30 o'clock call telephone 2050. The solicitors will start work tomorrow morning. A list of the men who will work follows: E. W. Wilson, P. S. Bates, Robert Weichman, Harvey Wilson, D. W. Stevenson, R. G. Leeds, F. G. White, E. G. Crawford, J. T. Giles, E. A. Fisher, Dwlght Young, B. W. Kelly, C. W. Jordan, W. C. Drischel, H. A. Dill, W. M. Tenny, C. V. Ringhoff, J. J. Harrington, Jr., L. H. Bunyan, J. H. Quinlivan, K. B. Knollenberg. E. H. Temme, J. F. Hornaday, E. G. Hill, Fred Charles, G. C. Bartel, O. D. Bullerdick, J. H. Klute, i A. L. Jenkins, Lawrence Handley, R. E. Jones, Wm. J. Hiatt, Paul Ross, Charles Roland, Geo. W. Gault, Sam Fred, J. H. Johnson, Merle Tittle, A. M. Gardner, G. O. Ballinger, R. B. Jones, Ira C. Wood. The following companies have pre viously subscribed to the bureau: Davis Motor Car Co., Swayne, Robin & Co.. Miller-Kemper Co., Richmond Casket Co., Elliott & Reid Co., Adam H. Bartel Co., Miller Bros., Hardware Co., International Harvester Co., Hayes Track Appliance Co., Dille & McGuire Mfg. Co., Westcott Motor Car Co., J. M. Mutton & Co., Seidel Buggy Co., American Seeding Machine Co. The following statement has been issued: Social agencies and benevolent individuals are frequently helping the same family without knowledge that the other is doing so. This means a duplication and in relief with futile results. . Representatives of different organizations are frequently advising a family differently at the same time. One may advise a mother to place a child in a home, another to keep it; one may be persuading a wife to prosecute her husband, another to give him one more chance. The result is a confusion of mind and a temptation to deception. Team Play Counts. It is team play that brings results Thus the Domestic Science through its visiting nurse needs the Associated Charities to supply relief while she is nursing a patient back to health. The Central Bureau needs the Board of Health to correct unsanitary housing if it is to aid in improving the home conditions. It needs, the church to give strength to the individ ual whose physical needs are being re- j stored. The school teachers need the probation officer for the unruly boy. All need the playground to provide recreation. The time and personal serITICHING ECZEMA COVERED ENTIRE BODY, RESINOL CURED Could Not Sleep Eight Remedies Had Failed Resinol Stopped Itching Immediately. Boston, Mass., Aug. 11, 1914. "My entire body, even my eyelids, was completely covered with blisters as large as a pea. When one would burst water would come from it, and then it would turn into a very painful tore. The burning and itching were Bomething terrible, and I COULD NOT SLEEP nor rest. I think I had one of the worst cases of eczema a human being ever had. "I used eight different kinds of remedies without success. I then tried Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap, and it stopped the itching IMMEDIATELY. I gradually noticed a change for the better. Now I cured, and am without am entirely a pimple or blemish on any part of my body." Signed: Edward F. McCullough, 249 River street, Mattapan. Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap are sold by all druggists. For samples, free, write to Dept. 6-R, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. Adv.
SIPECCIAL NOTICE: To Housewives of this City Of What Advantage Is It to Buy Bread Baked Out of Town? Bread baked in Richmond, delivered to you fresh from the oven in Sanitary Wrappers, made right and is right, is better than some "cottoney" loaf baked in a foreign city, unwrapped and handled by dozens of dirty hands, shipped several miles and the shipping package exposed to various contaminations. Oh! there is so many reasons why you should buy the Home Baked Bread. Then be sure you get the kind that is better it costs no more. Ask for either Mothers, Golden Cream or Butter-Krust Baked in Richmond and by
DANCE HALL ADDED TO AMUSEMENT FEATURES OF MORTON LAKE PARK
Morton dam. probably will not be raised this year according to members of the Richmnod Lake and Park company. . If the spillway heighth is not increased, owners of lots who expect to build In the spring will be asked not to build permanent docks and thus fix the water line. The sewer system is almost completed but the ditches have not been filled and the park is torn up and in bad condition. The ditches will be smootheo. over in a few weeks. The boating, swimming and refreshment concessions will be held by the same persons as last year. Smaller concessions were granted only for a period of one year and will be reissued. Several new . concessions will be given including a contract to operate a dance hall. May Change Bathing Place. The directors of the company now have under consideration, a change of location for the bathing place. It has vice of individuals in the community are needed to back up each and every organization. The goal is too important to be lost, the roblems too big to be undertaken by any one group of workers alone. The Central Bureau for Charity and Social Service, is the medium of cooperation, and was formed "to provide this opportunity for concerted action in neighborly service to the needy unfortunate." It should therefore be the source of information as to persons and organizations interested in a family. It should know the resources of the community that can be called upon for help. In our good city of Richmond there are plenty of broad-minded, warmhearted people who can be led to see the great value of our Central Bureau which is so wisely directed by John Melpolder, managing secretary. The governing committee is composed of a group of men and. women in whom this community has the utmost confidence and under such conditions nothing but victory can be looked for as a result of the coming campaign on Tuesday next. DECIDE AGAINST SITE ON EARLHAM CAMPUS West Side Friends Cast About for Location for Church. Members of the West Richmond Friends church decided yesterday to secure a site for the new church building at some point outside of the Earlham campus. This decision was reach ed after a discussion of the benefits to be secured from the campus site
club!as well as other locations on the-west
side. A full attendance of the members of the congregation was present at the mass meeting yesterday afternoon, and all agreed that the time had come for definite action, and that in the best interests of all concerned the building should not be erected on the campus. The building committee was instructed to secure options on available sites at once. Although no official instructions were given the committee, it i3 generally understood that the site selected will be at some central point north of the National road. DRAMA LEAGUE PUTS 0. K. ON NEXT PLAY The play-going committee of the local branch of the Drama League, has issued cards recommending "Peg 'O' Mv Heart," which appears at the Gen- ; nett theatre, February 18. This is in accordance with the purposes of the j league to notify the theatre-going pub- j lie when plays of merit are coming to the city. By this method the members believe the people will be induced to attend the better plays and that the manager will find it profitable to bring a high class of plays to the city. ! The notice issued by the league praises juiss jisa .yan, wno is taking the role created by Laurette Taylor. From 1789 to 1909 20,000,000 men fell in arms on the world's battlefields or died on the march or in camp or in military prisons a man every three minutes night and day for 120 years. I
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been suggested that the big bath house built by Charles Parker on the north shore of the lake be floated In sections to the hollow on the north shore of the lake about 200 yards east of the dam and below the New Paris Pike. No d"cision has been reached on this matter. Solid debris and dirt will be dumped on the lower side of the dam and the road across it probably will be ready for use in summer. The road will continue northeast from the dam and Join the New Paris pike at a point above the proposed location for the bath house or will turn south and join the New Paris pike below the dam where a lane has been opened. According to lot owners on the New Paris pike, half of the lots on the north side of the lake will be occupied by summer camDS and homes next sum mer. Some of the lots have been cleared and the owners are waiting for the rubbish to dry before burning it. BRIDGE TO REQUIRE SUBSTANTIAL PILES Borings at Proposed Sites Reveal Strata of Sand and Water. At the end of fifty feet of boring to find the nature of the foundation ot the south side bridge at E street and G streets, no solid bottom was found, says a report made by Bridge Engineer Mueller to the county commissioners Siturifl.y Mr. Mueller reported that the farther down the drill went the worse the strata became from an engineering standpoint. Piling will ne necessary if the bridge is located where borings have been made. Piling will add some to the expense of the structure, according to the kind used. The kind most highly recommended is a steel casing driven into the ground and filled with concrete. Wood piles were not advised, as their life in such soil and sand would be short. The borings revealed at a depth of a few feet from the river bottom a thick vein of water. It is so well filled with sand that indications are it is a flowing course. INSTRUCTORS DISCUSS CENTRALIZED SCHOOL Township Teachers See Advantages in Central High School for County. A central high school for Wayne county will be the subject of discussion at the afternoon session of the next towns and township teachers institute, March 6, in the high school building. The questions to be taken up have been announced as follows: General subject, the place of an agricultural vocational school in Wayne county public school system. (a) The way in which agriculture and domestic science is being taught at present in our high schools. (b) The number of rural boys and girls who never go to high school; the cause and remedy. (c) The practicability of local and township supervision of these subjects (d) The need of a state-wide agricultural high school in Wayne county. (e) Location and equipment. (f) Teachers and board of control. () Courses of study. NUSBAUM TO READ PAPER ON LUTHER The first of a series of papers on the life of Martin Luther will be read at the meeting of the Brotherhood of the First English Lutheran church Tuesday evening. Roland Nusbaum will read the first paper on "The Childhood and Youth of Martin Luther." Mr. Nusbaum has spent much time in studying this part of the life of Luther. PHOTOS 7ZZ MAIN ST. RICHMONR IND.
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LIGHTNING OFFENSE OF GERMAN ARMIES SURPRISE TO. CZAR
Von Hindenberg 'Clears Russians From All East Prussian Districts by Fast Movements. BY FREDERICK WERNER, Staff Correspondent for International News Service. BERLIN, (Via Amsterdam),, Feb.' 15. In - the fastest series of offensive movements that has marked the operations in. the eastern theatre of: war. Field Marshall Von Hindenburg's army has cleared the Russians from all the districts of East Prussia and has in turn invaded the Czar's territory. Dispatches received here from Breslau said that, following their succusses in the Gumbinen district, the German troops had rolled the Russians back In their attacks, before Lyck and near Johannisburg and had begun an assault on the Russian positions in the vicinity of Grajevo on the road to Ossowiec, the fortress which commands the crossing of the Bobr river. North of Suwalki the Germans have also penetrated Russian territory and a battle is developing in the district from which the Germans were forced to retire a few months ago because of weather conditions which preyented their bringing up the forces; necessary to oppose the Russian troops. The return of Emperor William to the eastern theatre after his sudden return here is believed to indicate that the chief operations of the German armies will be for several weeks in the zone where they have again clinched with the Russians. The next scene of violent conflict is expected to be before Ossowiec, whose fall would allow the Germans to strike at the rear of the Russians defanding Warsaw. MORE PLEAD GUILTY TO ELECTION FRAUDS BY LEASED WIRE INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 15. Three more pleas of guilty were entered bofore Federal Judge Anderson today by alleged election conspirators of Terre Haute. The three pleas were entered by Harry Hickman, Thomas Brady and Simon Stingley. Brady and Stingley are west end saloon keepers in Terre Haute. They had previously pleaded not guilty to the government's charges. Today's pleas made a total of eighty-seven who admit their parts in election frouds In Terre Haute. It was not until the eleventh century that stocking first came into use. Before that time it was customary to swathe the feet with bandanges. You never tasted daintier, lighter, fli biscuits than those baked with Calumet. They're always cood delicious. For Calumet in sures perfect baking. RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS World's Pure Food Exposition. Chicago. Illinois. Paris Exposition. Franco. March.
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GAINS IN CARPATHIANS OFFSET LOSSES OF RUSSIANS IN NORTH
BY FRANCIS LAVELLE MURRAY, Staff Correspondent The International News Service. , PETROGRAD, Feb. 15. While It Is admitted here . that another German invasion of Russia Is in full swing along the one-hundred-mile front from the river Niement to Grajevo, the Russians claim to have checked the troop3 of the kaiser advancing from Lyck, and to have inflicted heavy losses upon them. In addition, it is asserted, the Russian successes in- the Carpathians have more than offset the temporary gains of the Germans in the north. Ten days of fighting in the Carpathians, according to a dispatch from Lemberg, has resulted in the capture or more than thirteen thousand AustroGRIPPE GRIPS CITY IN VIRLLENT FORM One of the worst epidemics of grippe in many years is now raging in Richmond, local physicians report. They state that the disease is more virulent than it has been former
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The first of a series of Lenten services will be held at the First Eng lish Lutheran church Wednesday evening. The Rev. E. G. Howard will conduct the service and will preach on the subject of "Revivals, False and True." During the season of Lent, the regular Thursday evening prayer services will be discontinued, and Lenten services will be held regularly on Wednesday evenings. Eash Tuesday on the Gold coast is devoted to the sea god. No fishing takes place, and the fishermen utilize the time in mending their'nets.
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TUESDAY Startling! Stirring!
"The Exploits of Elaine," Chapter 5, "The Poisoned Room." Another of those mysterious crimes that are baffling the great detective, Craig Kennedy. They're the talk of the town. Everybody is following them. See It tomorrow. Admission 5c.
WEDNESDAY
Shubert and Brady present the most beautiful and talented actress in motion pictures, Beatriz Michelena in "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch." Five reels of laughs and tears from the book by Alice Hegan Rice. You like good pictures, big stories, films of class. This is one of them. ADMISSION 10c. SPECIAL MUSIC.
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German troops. The Teutonic allies have suffered a setback In their attempt to relieve Przemysl and Fort Smonik. in the valley of the upper San river, east of Lupkow pass. Germans Withdraw. The Austro-German positions In the valley and on the western heights were captured In a bayonet charge by the Russians. The Austro-German troops withdrew from that point on Saturday, iMvinsr about half a regiment to cover
the retreat. Practically all of tha troops left behind were taken prisoners. To the southwest of Dukla pasB the Russians are continuing their offensive on Hungarian territory, though meeting with stubborn resistance. The Russians have thus far been unable to force their way past the Bartfeld-Svidnik front to strike at their first lines of BAD BREATH - Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove it ir. Eawards' Olive Tablets act Bently Jm A tacffi clearing the blood and gently purlfyins the entire system. They ao that which darttferoue calomel does without any f the bad after ;',..h;.v;; r from Dr, All tha benefits or nasty. sickening. among1 patients afflicted with bowel an. 1 liver complaint with the. attendant bad lresi Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil, you will know them by their olive color. Take one or two every nlsrht for a vmIc and note the effect. 10c. and 25a per box. All druggists. The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus, O. Try Cooper's Blend Coffee Is the Breeze ? When It's Not Blowing Wonders Tells. BOOK OT WOiTDlM COHTOIf this cowp mm SSe at tne office of tae
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communication In inner Hungary, bat have successfully repulsed the AustroGerman attacks and forced the Teutonic troops to fall back slightly. While no Important developments are reported from Bukowina. It is asserted here that the Russians are holding their new positions there tenaciously, and tbatt he fierceness of (he' Austro-German attacks have been abated. .
Most Old People Are Constipated The wear of years Impairs the action of the bowels. With advancing: age people are disposed to restricted activity and exercise, which is responsible for the constipated condition of most old folks. The digestive organs are more sensitive to the demands made upon them and rebel more quickly. A mild, effective remedy for constipation, and one that is especially suited to the needs of elderly people, women and children, is the combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin that is sold In drug stores under the name of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A free trial bottle can be obtained by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 452 Washington St.. Monticello. III. YOUR ELECTRIC IRON You thought worn out can be made good as new at very low cost If left at Fine's Drug Store or Telephone 2138. Work guaranteed. AMUSEMENTS Program MOVING-PICTURES , Tonight J TONIGHT , (2 Reels) V, "TERROR" (One Reel) "ZIP AND HIS GANG" C A D wr PwnTn.Pi.iva ' TONIGHT THE FAST MAIL'S DANGER" (Hazards of. Helen Series) "LANGUAGE OF THE DUMB" "The Treachery In the Clouds" MURRAY Theatre Sun.,Feb.21 Daniel Frobman Presents America's Foremost Film Actress, Mary Pickford In the Famous Tale ot a Woman's Unconquerable Faith. Tess of the Storm Country 99 Produced by the Famous Play- 3 ers Film Co. M General Admission Only 5c. U iMURRETTE TONIGHT Keystone Comedy W "Hogan the Porter" S (One Reel) 1 At the Bottom of Things 3 (Two Reels) Nell's Strategy" GENNETT THEATRE Thursday, Feb. 18th OLIVER MOROSCO Prsssats THE SUPREME SUCCESS OF SUCCESSES WW Mir By J. HARTLEY MANNERS la which Lauretts Taylor mads world rscsrd ma of tw sscctirs years ia Nav York Prices-25c, 50c, 75c $1.00 and $1.50 Seat Sale Opens Tuesday at Murray Box Office. TONIGHT "A WOMAN'S REVENGE" WEDNESDAY NIGHT AMATEUR CABARET LOOK AT THESE PRICES Night 10, 15, 25 Cents. Matinee All seats 10 Cents.
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