Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 237, 16 September 1915 — Page 2

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THEL RICHMOND PALLADIUM ASP SUN-Tm.EGflAT WUBSDXY, SEPT; 16, 1915

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Tremendous inroads of manufacture

en making wt imunttlons lor the1 al

lies ' on asteeLjandctaer "-materials that

go i tto th pprodtkm of Shells and otter ujplias, Jxave caused a .aaortas' in", the it eel and aluminum martarts tt t may, fmbarrass factories in j the Uni ed Sta tes. I . Ben K4U.' of -the F. &N. Lawn-Mow. "v comp fuy: jaaid deliveries of ;bar steel, vas quamUties of which are be-

lag used i or waj r munitions, were alow, but' that tfc loc al plant had contracted ahead for' its -supply and was not affected. ' Inquiry a t thi TeetoivHarttey plant at Hagersto Wn, whose activity was re- ' ported curtf iUld by difficulty in- obtaining' ahm Wnum, elicited the information that ihe 1 price of this material had doubled 'in the last ix weeks, ' and that troul We t had been experienced i ftr obtaining if. ,No tie-up of the fac- - tory, however, vis1? expected. ? '

: ; SCHOOL S IN SESSION

'. Superintendent 1 Giles ;t the - city schools, today it isii ed ford to the principals of the- sco4 ls of Richmond to remain open; nc tw ithetanding the arrival of Hagenbe fck Wallace circus. Mr. Giles contemplated I the closing of i schools during thie arade, but the Irf cus arrived so lat Uiat the parade was not hnld until not n and the dismissal

of the pupils was ' mi aiecessary. :; :

El. OAE TO PICUSn im rr.o:.r 6R0VE

: Rev., Joseph J. Rae, pastor of the Tint Presbyterian church and chairman of the evangelical -committee of the Ministerial association Jias called a meeting of the members of the committee consisting of Rev. B. O. Howard and Rev. Milo Hinckle to be held at his home this afternoon. Organization work will take place and the committee will discuss pertinent matters, including 'the advisability of publishing the letter referred to their committee regarding Jail conditions. The writer of the letter was C. E. Grove of Cincinnati charged with issuing a fraudulent check, while In Richmond as an insurance agent.

VETERANS OF OHIO TO HOLD REUNION

NEW PARIS, O", Sept. 16. The annual reunion of the Fiftieth O. V. L,

which has New Paris for a permanent home-coming point, will be held . here October 6 and 7. .Though ; thinning ranks have cut down the attendance at

these; reunions, yet they are always very enjoyable and are always looked forward to with pleasure by not only the survivors of the regiment," JDut the local citizens... .,

TO GIVE FESTIVAL.

The Friends', church- at Orange will

give an ice cream festival Saturday night for the benefit of the Sunday school. Thirty children will take part in the. program which has been pre

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'Herej feite off a chew of STAR, , and we'll finish

; this job on time. IMAGINE yourself a boy again with a jtricy piece of mince pie. That is the .kind of luscious delight you find itfthe thick STAR plug with its thin wrapper.

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STAR is made in the cleanest tobacco factory in the world and always made full weight 1 6 oz. Plugs. Men Who Chew Are Men Who DO Are you the kind of man who uses His hands at well as his brains ? Then slip a chew of STAR in your cheek and let it help you think and do. 16 oz. Plugs 10c Cute

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STAR was award" thm Grand Prism at thm Smn Frtmebem Exposition, anafes thm onfy chowing tobacco that has over necibM thim highmtt pouibta award.

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ICentinued From Pasja One.l

TokasiOB, that- he will strettuously

oppose any action to condemn her property for school purposes, and will protest In legal procedure. If neces

sary,, taking her case to the Indiana1 supreme court. ! ' To secure the property and imme

diately begin the construction of the

building, all the board of education needs to do is file the suit in the Wayne county circuit court.' Dr. Johnston explained. After the papers are filed possession can be taken. - The court will then appoint appraisers, who will investigate and examine the real estate and property at Issue, returning a report in which their estimate of a jt amount to be, paid by the school board to the defendant will be contained. The board, under the law, must abide by their estimate if the court recommends. Ends long Search, ' The action of the school board in buying the properties of Mrs. Swift and Mrs. ' Nixon and Its decision to secure Mrs. MendenbalTa property despite her protest, is the result of years of effort by Its members , to obtain centrally located real estate to allow for, additional space for schools and to eliminate the congestion in the high school and Garfield schools, with their rapidly increasing enrollments. The square occupied by the Friends church and North Eleventh and B streets was preferable to the school board, but its members have finally depaired of the hope that it could be pur

chased after exhausting every reasonable means to . reach an agreement with the chureh trustees. Sr. Johnston said thli mtratng - - Disappointed, the board then turned Its attention to the property adjacent to the Garfield school at the corner ol Twelfth and South A streets. Some consMeration was given by the stem-

bars to the purchase of the property laying to the east of the school buildand fronting on A street, running to Thirteenth street on the east.

The alleyway separatta that prop

erty and the building offered too many possibilities of difficulties in the con Etruction of an addition. A distinct and separate building would be needed

under that arrangement, it was be

lieved. Tentative plans for the. new build

lag to be erected on the ground which will be taken possession of on the north side of the school, are now being considered by the board. Various

teachers and school heads will be ask

ed for opinions before a decision is

made regarding all the details. Bough

plans and specifications will first be drawn up by an architect. Bends will be issued to defray , the cost of the ne waddltion, which will range from new addition, which will range from

mate amount of Its cost being uncer

tain. The . board has decided that a mod

ern and completely equipped building will be erected. Practically all of the ground bought will be used, and the

dimensions of the addition will be approximately the same as those of the high: school ; annex on North Ninth street, though the building will not be as high. ,,-;'--; .:,"-. .; The exact number of rooms is prob

lematical. There win ha a sufficient

number. - however, to admit the

freshman : class' of jhe high school, which will be taken from the present

building, "The constructtan of the addition, lavolvea. too. a ecsnptale change of .'the heating, system of" Garfield school. An arrangement-will be made

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are different from other makes of stoves, and

to prove this we want to ask you if you ever saw a range that would heat the entire top without heating the oven. Isn't it a fact that you want to cook on more than two holes at the. same time? Then again:. don't you want to heat the reservoir and don't want to heat your oven. The "Laurel" does all this.

PERFECT BAKERS The logical reason why an oven will or will not bake is because the. oven does or does not have good circulation. The '"Laurel" oven has better circulation than any other stove. . on . the market.

LAUREL STOVES ARE SOLD ON PAYMENTS AT CASH PRICES

"LAUREL" Cos Ran coo havo oxfra largo ovono. and bake with frosh air. Have you ever stopped to think of the poison that comes from gas, and doesn't it stand to reason that baking in a closed oven would absorb some of that poison? Besides, a "Laurel" Gas Range saves about one-third of your gas. The burner is so constructed that the gas goes into the burner with a whirl mixing the gas and air perfectly and no waste on account of non-combustion.

THIS SECTION SHUtfS WO W You Can Hoat tho Entiro Top Without Moatiric ho Ovon Isn't that just what, you have been wanting

for years? Isn't it a practical thing? What do you think about it? ,

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