Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 88, 23 February 1915 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND VAbLADxUIvi Aii SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, FEB. 28. 1915

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CLASS OBSERVES TENTH BIRTHDAY WITH RECEPTION

The tenth anniversary of the Olive Branch Bible Class of the First English Lutheran church was celebrated by members and their families at the church last night. The annual business session was held, with the election of officers, and an hour of entertainment followed. John Eggemeyer and Rev. E. Minten, who have served as superintendent and president since the class was organized ten years ago, retired last irh nnri thA following new officers

were 'elected -.President, W. H. Ro-

mey; vice-president, Fred J. Bartei; HiinarintonriAnt. George H. Eggemey

er; teacher, E. M. Haas, treasurer.

Mrs. C. O. Wagoner; secretary, nemj W. Knollenberg; recording secretary, Mrs. Frank Haner; assistant secretary, George J. Knollenberg; librarian, G. II. Scott. Present Two Playlets.

Two playlets were given. The first

was entitled, "Answering me rnone, and depicted the troubles of a green iriah mnA with the new fangled in

strument. The part of the maid was taken by Miss Imo Bikenberry, and the other parts were taken by Miss Alice Knollenberg and Mrs. E. B. Knollenberg. The second sketch was called "Taking the Census." E. B. Knollenberg was the census taker and Mrs. W. H. Romey represented the old black mammy who could not give correct answers to his questions. A piano solo was given by Miss Juliet Nusbaum. William Romey Jr., sang a solo. Rev. E. G. Howard gave an address on the "Life of George Washington." He told of his personality and general appearance of the care and detail that he gave to every item of his personal attire. The respect which Washington had for religion was showed by extracts from his farewell address. The guests were escorted to the Sunday school room and served with cherry pie and given souvenir hatchets with "C. B. B. C. 10" inscribed on them. R. R. VanSant had charge of the luncheon and was assisted by twelve women of the class dressed in colonial stylo. . Members of the Bible class of the Second English Lutheran church were guests of the evening. The Best Ccugh Medicine. When you have a cough or a cold you wnnt the very best cough medicine obtainable. There are a great many who very much prefer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to any other. Mrs. Elizabeth Williamson, Crook3villo, Ohio, is one of them. She says, "I have found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be the best ccugh medicine 1 have ever used." Obtainable everywhere. Adv.

PLAN TO MERGE CLUBS

EATON, Ohio, Feb. 23. At a meeting of the local citizens In the organization of a country club, a committee of seven was appointed to devise ways and means looking to the permanent establishment of such an association. Members of the committee are W. O. Gross, H. G. King, L. L. Brown, J. E. Parker, W. S. Tyrrell, Harry Flory and Charles C. Spring. At a recent meeting representatives of the Richmond country club were present and the matter of. merging the two clubs was discussed at length, but no definite action taken.

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as you are, but as he mounted up he became the object of s world's desire. "Washington is great and loved today, not because' he made history, but because history made him. Napoleon and Cromwell made history, but the man whom history makes is great because he represents the hopes and aspirations of a mighty people. "Boys! There are two or three things that come to you through the life of Washington. In the first place his work stands for that movement that placed the power of the government in the hands of the people. In ten years from now these boys at this table will be voters. If your ideals are high, the government will correspond with your ideals. Under our form of government it is possible for every boy here to become the president of the United States. "There is no class or nationality

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that dominates our presidency. We are the great melting pot of the nations. Sixteen of our presidents were sons of planters and farmers, three were sons of merchants, three were sons of preachers, two were sons of lawyers, one the son of a statesman, one the son of a jurist, one the son of a tanner," and one the son of an iron merchant. Nine of them did not have a college education. They represent all professions and all religious. "George Washington epeeds to you across the ages tonight, and yours is the divine right of administration. The state is the power that dominates .our desires." In closing, Dr. Hall paid a glowing tribute to Indiana. He said, "Indiana is one of the fairest spots in this fair land. Her skies rival those of Italy. Her soil is the most fertile, and her crops the best. Her people represent the best classes of all peo

ple. She ranks seventh in the production of coal, ninth in the production of petroleum, eleventh in minerals, tenth in value of farm lands. She has the second largest railroad center in the country and the largest interurban center in the world." Meaning of Hoosler. The warmth and beauty of Hoosier hospitality were expressed in a clever use of the letters in the name "Hoosier." "It is a wonderful word," said Dr. Hall. "H heralds happiness, hating hypocrysy, humbling haughty hearts, heeding honor, hallowing homes, husbanding harvests. Double O oozes optimism, oblivious of opposition, orgininating opportunity, ordaining overflowing opulence. S signifies sane serious sentiment, sanctifying sorrow, securing scientific service, singing salvation's songs. I indicates intelligent idealism.lncited immortal imagry, insuring illuminating inspiration. E expresses energetic,

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Mrs. Bowman, president of the Ladies' Auxiliary, presented the T. M. C. A. with a new flag, the gift of the Auxiliary, and the meeting dosed with nine rahs for the ladles and for the flag.

FASHION SHOP Wednesday New Arrirals Spring Scits and Coats

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Morning lisht is from 10 to 30 per cent, stronger than that of the afternoon, varying with the seasons.

French Remedy For Stomach Troubles

The leading doctors of France have for years used a prescription of vegetable oils for chronic stomach trouble and constipation that acts like . a charm. One dose will convince. Severe cases of years' standing are often greatly benefited within 24 hours. So many people are getting surprising results that we feel all persons suffering from constipation, lower bowel, liver and stomach troubles should try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It is sold by "leading druggifts everywhere with the positive understanding that your money will be refunded without question or quibble if ON 10 bottle fails to pive you absolute satisfaction. Adv.

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Boys' $3 and $1 New Wool Suits, Dollar Day for

$1.50 House Dress and 50c Union Suit,

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Two of $1.00 Muslin or Flannel Gowns for Dollar Day

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3 Pairs of 50c Rompers for $1X0 $1.50 Sweater and 25c Suspenders for $1.00 Men's $1.23 Caps and 50c President Suspenders. . .$1.00 Two of Boys' $1.00 Flannel Pajamas $1.00 Three of Women's White Waists, value to $1, for.. $1.00 $1.C0 Combination and 50c Corset Cover $1.00 $1.50 Colored Petticoat and 2 prs. of 20c black Hose $1.00 Men's $2.50 Work and Dress Pants $1.C0 Men's $1.50 Dress Shirtc at $1.00 Beys' $1 Pants, 15c Black Hose, 50c Satine Shirt.. $1.00 S1.C0 Muslin Gown and $1 White Petticoat $1.00 $1.50 Couch Cover and 50c Feather Pillow $1.00 $1.50 House Dress and 2 Prs. of 20c Hose for $1.00 75c Kimono Apron and two 50c Knit Skirts for $1.00 $1 White Petticoat' and two of 35c Muslin Drawers, $1.00

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LADIES' $1.25 UNION SUIT and Two Pairs 20c HOSE Dollar Day . . .

Odds and Ends CORSETS Value to $5.00 Dollar Day for

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House Dresses

Closing out this lot at such a ridiculous price;

come in ginghams, crepes, chambravs. etc.:

wonderful dresses for the money. On sale Wednesday only at $1.00.

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Three pairs of Women's 75c Pure Silk Hose Dollar Day

LADIES' UP TO $10 COATS Closing out the entire lot oflast year Coats, all good material and style; all sizes; come early. $1.09

$3 AND $4 DRESS SKIRTS Come in all sizes: a few are the latest winter st3-les; a Ijig assortment to select from. Come In serge and other wool mixtures. Clearance for Wednesday at $1.00

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