Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 243, 23 September 1915 — Page 14

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fAuj& FOURTEEN ' SCHOOLS CLOSE DEAL FOR SITE of uev; nooas Auditorium to Accommodate

1,000 Persons Will Be One Feature of - Proposed New Addition. .

0 ANTE S MONUMENT MELTED INTO GANNON

Agreement was reached between the school board and three property owners on South Twelfth street yesterday afternoon by which the schools obtain - possession of land for an addition to the Garfield - building . at an expenditure of $13,750, without resort to condemnation proceedings. Deeds will be turned over shortly to give the school board possession of the tract: by Nov. 1. The properties were spld as follows: 'Mrs.- Hannah Swift, fifty feet X adjoining ' Garfield, $7,,00 ; Mrs. i Lavenia Nixon,5 25 feet, $2,500; Mrs. Clara Mendenhall, 25 feet, $3,760. All lots have a. depth of 150 feet. ' ; , jr School officials already have In mind the nature of the addition to the Garfield building which will cost: approximately $100,000. The structure' will be of firepreof construction, with fifteen or sixteen rooms, two gymnasiums, and an auditorium with a seating capacity of 1,000 persons. - With such a . ball. Superintendent ; Giles ' said " the schools could handle their own commencements instead of being compelled to engage an outside auditorium. The building will be, two stories with a basement. School officials hope to occupy the addition shortly after the first of 1917. Upon its completion the first year of the high school will be taught there.

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Farmers residing near Economy and Carlos City are on the watch today . for a man who robbed the home of Walter Engle, five miles northeast of Economy yesterday. A " Mrs. Engle was alone in her home at noon when the man appeared, and

after locking the kitchen door asked for money and jewelry. She -refused to disclose the valuables. The burglar ransacked the second floor while the woman after: placing her child in bed, filled a. bucket with boiling water. f When the robber returned he had - a gold . bracelet : and a gun. ' Coerced by the gun, the woman handed over her wallet. As the robber; left she hurled ,the hot water over him, putting him to flight: ;' - - ' She " followed . him through an orchard and to a woods where he. dropped the gun. Mrs. Engle heized the weapon and forced the robber to return the valuables. ' . T' ". Her husband and a hired man - who were working In a field heard her screams and -soon a posse wasprganized to . take ' up the - pursuit v' which proved without results. Mrs.' Engle Is only 20 years old. '

, HORSE RETURNS HOME. .: - COLUMBU8, InL. Sept. 23. Joseph Trenkenshuh sold a bone a year ago. The horse passed from' one owner to another and finally became the prop err of horse . traders; The - animal

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DANTE MONOMGNT it : .

The Tribuna at Rome announces that the monument raised in Trent, Austria, to the memory of Dante, the great Italian poet and considered to be a masterpiece of sculpture, has been demolished by the Austrians in order' that the bronze may be used for cannon. The- monument, the work of Zochl, stood in the Piazza Dante, a square in, front of the station. r. h

Not until Henry Yt"' , time .were raspberries, strawberries or cherries grown in England, and we do not read of the turnip, cauliflower and quince being cultivated before the sixteenth century. f -

MAKES LOVE BY MAIL.

JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind., Sept. 23. R. Q. Fisher of Sledge, Miss., married Miss Cordelia Ford of this city, following ' a courtship through the mails. Fisher saw his wife's picture in a publication and began a correspondence with her. A few weeks later he visited her and they were married the next day. . -.

Fred Clarke. When Fred Clarke retires from the management of the Pittsburgh Pirates at the close of the present season the National league will lose one of the most prominent figures of the prame for the past sixteen years. Clarke took up the job of leading the Pirates in 1900, and this year will round out a long, eventful career on the diamond.

You Can Kick Up Your Heels in Glee the minute Nab-It strikes that hard, agonizing, torturing corn or callous. It acts like magic Pain eoes, soreness gone, corn goes too. ffs foolish to suffer when relief is SO EASY. Any druggist has Nab-!t. Don't accept anything; else because NOTHING is "lust as good." 25 cents.

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TONIGHT . A 2-Part Selig "The Melody of Gloom" A Western Drama Featuring G. M. Anderson in "Broncho Billy's Protege" And a Good 1-Reel Comedy With Lillian Walker, : Evast Overton,, Constance Talmage and Mary Maurice in "In a Keyboard Strategy" SPECIAL MUSIC BY WEISBROD'S ORCHESTRA

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TODAY ! Mutual Master Picture Featuring ROBERT EDESON

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Abscnlcc" One of the most beautiful and strikingly - staged films ever shown in this city. Look yourself over. See if It isn't really you on the screen ' Instead of Robert Edeson or - the other players. t You'll carry back home with you many of the vivid scenes and will often recall them when ; you're at your desk or bench. Take the family with you, too. Let them see what kind of a . business man and actor you really are. Come early, it lasts over an ' hour. TOMORROW x James Cruze and Margaret Show - In - the Sensational Love and War Drama "The Patriot and Spy"

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The Witness"

Don't Miss Seeing This Feature Coming Tomorrow The Greatest - Actor of the Screen Henry B. Walthall In the Big Essanay Feature "The Woman Hatcr' , Th's Is One of Essan-ay's Best Productions.

MUTUAL PROGRAM j Starring the Broadway Favorites Charles Clay and Mabel Brockwell in The Motion Picture Classic "HIS GUIDING ANGEL" In 2 Parts Frank Darien and Emmett Rice . in "THE JINKS ON JENKS"

ONE GREAT NIGHT THURSDAY, Sept

Oscar F. Hodge Presents Neil O'Brien And His Great American MINSTRELS All New and More of It. 50 Of the Very Best 50 The Minstrel Talent of the world PRICES 25c to $1.50; Seat Sale

LAST DAY OF Mary Pickford

Fanchon the Cricket

TOMORROW William Fox Presents WILLIAM FARNUM in "The Plunderer" By Roy Norton A Stirring 5-Reel Western '' Drama

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Last Show 9:35 No Raise in Prices For These Features Come and See the Best.

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BEGINNING Sixteen Factory Rebuilt Instruments 2 Grands - 2 Players -12 Uprights

This is our annual Fall elimination sale of Used and Second Hand mstrumests. ' It is stock which we cannot well afford to have on our floor at the begissinj of the busy Fall season. Some of these are our own product, others of well-known makes, every one rebuilt, refinished and re-guaranteed by the factory. They are bargains every one -and will be sold before October first. If you are interested in a thoroughly good instrument at a very low price. This is YOUR chance and there will not be another one like it this year. . . THIS SALE BEGINS TOMORROW AND ENDS OCTOBER FIRST TJj

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