Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 111, 22 March 1915 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONpAY, MARCH 22, 1916

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CHURCH BEGINS HOLY SERVICES BEFORE EASTER Rev. E. G. Howard of First Lutheran Congregation Announces Special Program of Worship. .Lutheran churches of the city are preparing Holy Week programs for the commemoration of the sacred experiences in the life of Christ. First services will be held Wednesday night. All churches will hold special Palm Sunday services next Sabbath. In some of the churches the week following will Include services every night, including special communion, the Lord's supper, Thursday, March 25. Programs for the services of the First English Lutheran church weer distributed today. The program follows, beginning March 24: Wednesday, 7:30 "What the Christian Life Means to Me." Friday. 7:30-Odor of Ointment." Palm Sunday, 10:30 Confirmation service with sermon, "Hosannas ot Hope or the Joy of Confessing Christ." 7:30, "The Two Crowns." . Monday, 730 "Fruitless Faith." Tuesday, "By What Authority?" Wednesday, "A Bad Bargain." This will be the regular preparatory service which all who expect to commune, whether Thursday or Sunday are urged to attend if possible. Administer Communion. Thursday, "The Lord's Supper." The communion will be administered at this time to all members who can conveniently attend, except the confirmation classes and others to be received into emmbership Easter, and friends

ECONOMY W. C. T. U. TO CELEBRATE WflRK OF NEAL DOW IN MAINE WORK

ECONOMY. Ind., March 22. The W. C. T. U. will hold special services in honor of Neal Dow, who was'the direct cauao of the State of Maine voting dry a few years ago. The meeting will be held. Saturday evening. March 28, In the M. E. church. Rev. Aaron Worth of ."Fountain City will be present and malice the address, after which Gaylorl Saunders will read a diamond contest piece. Special music will be provided and a large crowd is expected. .'Miss Grace Garrison was in Richmond Friday. Harold Williamson of Earlham came home Friday evening to spent a few days. Lon Edwards and Deck Haxton came borne from Richmond Friday evening. Bob Murphy and family of Fort Wayne have move in with L. Swain. Howard Stanley is visiting relatives at. New Castle. Charley Northcott of Hagerstown is visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Batchelor of Cincinnati are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Beri nie Swain. Riley Salisburg was the guest of Frank Gibson Friday.

who may wish to commune with them. Good Friday, 10, a service of worship with sermon, "The Power of the Pierced Hands;" 7:30, "Mocking Jesus." Easter Sunday, 6, an easter sennon, "He is Risen"; 10:15, special preparatory service in the Sunday school auditorium for such as are unable to attend the regular service Wednesday evening; 10:30, reception of members by letter, baptism and confirmation with holy communion; 3, baptismal service for children; 7:30 Easter praise service by the Sunday school.

Joe Lee of Newcastle is visiting relatives here. . v Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce arrlvved from Florida Saturday, W. E. Oler and daughter, Nola, were the guests of relatives at Greensfork Thursday.

COLONY FARM MEN DO BULK OF WORK

Most of the farm work on the new colony farm of the Easthaven asylum is being done this spring by the patients of the colony. There are 22 men now at work, and they have accomplished a great improvement in the farm, during the winter. r Under the direction of D. W. Scott, the farm superintendent, the men 'have built fences, cleaned up briar patches, and cleared away rubbish and refuse around the barns and buildings. Most of the early plowing is being done by patients this year, and according to Mr. Scott there are three of the men on the colony farm that can handle teams of plough horses as well as any farmer, and are accomplishing a great deal of work.

REPRIMANDS BOYS

William May, Carl May, Moses Shores and Millard Shores, who were arrested for breaking into the Country club locker rooms March 6 and stealing golf clothing and small articles, were reprimanded severely by udge Fox in juvenile court Saturday. The judge agreed to release the boys but said the parents must keep closer watch over them.

AUTOMATIC TOOL RUNNING OVERTIME TO FILL ORDERS

"Is there such a thing as hard times?" is the question being, asked at the National Automatic Tool works. W. F. Bockhoff, president and general manager says the factory is running twenty-two hours a day, a twelve hour and ten hour shift. . "We are turning down orders," he said. "With 100 men working at capacity, we cannot meet the demand. May Add To Plant. "We are figuring on building an addition to the plant. These plans will not be worked out until June or July and in the meantime we do not want to raise any false hopes. I have been making inspection trips to other facte rles in Dayton, Indianapol' and other cities to get ideas. "During the past season we have been expanding on our output and have added several new machines. Our output Is taken up as fast as we turn out the machines and if this continues, there will be no doubt of making the addition." ' The tool company i3 so situated that it will be possible to make an addition of any size without being cramped for space. The buildings now in use were erected on property of the South Side Improvement association about three years ago.

SEE BRIDGE PLANS

Plans for the Cambridge City-Milton road bridge floor were brought before the commissioners by County Bridge Engineer Mueller Saturday and approved. The flooring probably will consist of creosoted two-by-four's with the two-inch side laid up.

Groats, or fourpenny pieces, were last coined in Great Britain in 1856.

NORDYKE DESCRIBES BEAUTY OF ISLANDS

Richmond Man Makes Trip to ; Nassau, Beautiful City of Bahamas.

The following has been received from M. T. Nordyke, 112 North Eighteenth street, who is wintering in the South: After traveling from one end of Florida to the other, we went aboard the boat, Miami, at Miami, and enjoyed a fine sea voyage to Nassau in the Bahamas. Nassau Is a quaint old city of eleven or twelve thousand, on the island, about one-fifth ot whom are white. The city is very interesting vith Its old-style English architecture, stone streets, kept very clean. It woula make Richmond ashamed of Itself to see the clean streets of Nassau. The island is almost all rock, but pineapples and orahge tree grow in abundance right out of the rock. The greater part of the old forts are cut out of the rock, one winding stairway going down thirty-two steps in solid rock then off to a dungeon. In another part a well eighty feet deep has been sunk from the top of the fort. We could see the race track and the golf course. The race track has a mile track. They have racing every Friday afternoon, all business closing up, making a regular holiday. We could not even find a drug store open on Friday. The sea gardens are a wonder. We went out in a small boat and used a bucket with a glass bottom. We could see plainly in twenty or thirty feet of water. M. T. NORDYKE.

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SPEAKERS ADVERTISE TRAINING INSTITUTES

; The Importance of the Bible institute which will open next Wednesday evening, was advertised in twantv

churches. of the city yesterday morn-

ius oy men assigned Dy F. G. PicRell, dean of the faculty of the institute. These representatives visited the Sunday schools and briefly outlined the scope of the course of teachers' training which will be given, urging all Sunday school teachers and those who expect to become teachers, to take advantage of this course of training. Speakers pointed out the advantage of having the courses divided into groups, so that each person could enroll for the special kind of training desired.

fight to have its snow ordinance upheld, when Judge Fox in circuit court overruled the demurrer filed by City Attorney Bond to the complaint of the T. H-, I. and E. Traction company for an injunction against the city to prevent the enforcement of the ordinance. The Pennsylvania railroad was denied a new trial in the suit of Ray McNutt against the railroad for damages in which McNutt was given $2,600 damages recently.

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