Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 250, 1 October 1915 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, OCT. 1, 1915

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IbUIUII IIVVIV LONDON SAYS LONDON, Oct. 1. That Bulgaria U .: making preparations to go to war on tho side of the Teutonic allies was .announced officially here today. Sir "Edward Gray Issued the following statement through the government press bureau. v "Information has been received that .German and Austrian' officers have been arriving In Bulgaria for several days with a view to taking an active part In directing the operations of the Bulgarian army." Sir Edward pointed out that this was the same method taken by the Germans to force Turkey into the war

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ng nm mm ini ainca irg uvunu i support Servla the situation Is of the utmost gravity.

FOREIGNERS CONTINUE TO DISPATCH RELIEF FOR FRIENDS ABROAD

Local people are not experiencing as much trouble in sending money to friends and relatives in Europe as was the case several months ago. An increase ; was shown in the number

. and amount of withdrawals from, the postal savings department at the postoffice and i this is accounted for by

Henry Deuker, finance superintendent

at the postoffice, by the fact that foreigners, who composed the bulk of the depositors, are sending money to relatives and friends in the war stricken countries. . Because of the interruption of the German submarine warfare, the Italians find that money sent to Italy Is forwarded much quicker than it was several months ago. An increase of $339 was made in the receipts of the postal savings department of the postoffice during the month of September, compared with August. The total deposits are $550 short of last September, however. There were 40 deposits made during the month and 13 withdrawals, totaling 91,113 deposits and $774 in with- , drawals. In the department there is $13,194 to the credit of the depositors. GLEAN LUNCH ROOM STARTED BY HULL

Sanitary in every respect is the restaurant on North Ninth street to be opened by "Kid" Hull Monday morning at 11 o'clock. All new equipment has been purchased by the proprietor Bnd the tables and counters, which have sanitary vitralite tops, will accommodate fifty people. "In addition to serving regular dinners, lunches and short orders, I intend to serve sea foods in season within a short time," said Hull. "The restaurant will be open all night and will cater to only first class trade."

BRIEFS

Sickening headaches, indigestion, constipation, indicate unhealthy condition of the bowels. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes the bowels work naturally and restores your system to perfect health and strength. Begin tonight. Fosler Drug Co. Adv.

Fresh oysters served .at Price's, stewed, fried or raw.

Remember Tag Day Saturday. FRIED OYSTER LUNCH SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. PATTERSON, 14 SOUTH 9TH ST. 16-thur-fri-tf

Fresh oysters dally by express at Price's. Standards, Selects and Counts.

Remember Tag Day Saturday. -j The celebrated Harper Whiskey, quart $1.00, gallon $3.75. All brands of whiskey bottled In bond $1.25 per

bottle. Westcott Hotel Bar. 7-tf

Hot chocolate with wafers served at

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Remember Tag Day Saturday.

FRIED OYSTER LUNCH SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. PATTERSON, 14 SOUTH 9TH ST. 16-thur-fri-tf

Remember Tag Day Saturday. v Ice creams and ices, ten flavors,

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Constipation, Indigestion, driye away appetite and make you weak and sick. Utllicffir'o Pnbv llAnntfiin Tflfl

stores the appetite, drives away disease, builds up the system. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Fosler Drug Co. Adv.

Remember Tag Day Saturday. A box of Price's delicious chocolates you would like.

x i ouch of Comfort UUHYWS WITCH HAZEL SOAP This soap Is net only said tq ;e but is the best toilet and indicated soap evef made. We jnake this broad statement on the sayM of hundreds of our customers, people wfto are particular, people who have been accustomed to paying as high as 50c a cake, for soap. It makes your side soft as velvet. 5fouH like H. ftfee H -cts. csdee, -3 cakes for 25-cts. Fwsalebyr

50 PERSONS ENROLL III 1 1915 NIGHT SCHOOL

With a total of fifty persons, about twenty-five men and twenty-five women present last night to enroll for the free public night school to be conducted this winter In the high school building and telephone calls and mail today increasing the number, prospects are bright according to Principal F. G. Pickell for the total attendance this year; to be equal if not greater' than the -enrollment of 700 of last year. Last night was - tnev first occasion set aside for the enrollment and the number of persons" who entered their names as students was large considering the inclement weather. Commercial and industrial subjects were in the majority of instances assumed by the students for night study this year.

M. E. PASTORS LEAD MANY CONFERENCES

Large audiences are attending the group conventions held in various towns of the Richmond district of the North Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference in the interests of the fall benevelence campaign. Dr. Somerville Light, superintendent of the district, Rev, Harry C. Harman of the First Methodist church, and Revj li." S. A.Bridge pastor of the Grace M. E. church are among the speakers. The same program given in Winchester on Wednesday and Union City yesterday will be given in Newcastle today and in Greenfield on Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Bridge as chairman of the first sub-division of the local conventions was the principal speaker at Economy Wednesday and Williamsburg yesterday. Today the local convention will be delivered in Webster and in Cambridge City on Saturday and Sunday. The same program will be delivered in the Third M. E. church in Richmond next Wednesday.

RULING BY HENDERSON

LEGAL FEES

In an effort to secure a more uniform system of fees for the county officials, G. H. Hendren, state examiner, has sent to all the Wayne county officials a booklet containing information concerning the fees which they can collect legally. According to the letter from the state examiner, there has been a misunderstanding among county officials of the state and as a result many fees have been claimed which cannot be collected legally.

FEDERATION TO MEET

Miss Martha Whltacre, instructor of English in the high school and president of the Federation of Teachers In Richmond has called a meeting to be held this afternoon In Room 20 of the high school building. President Robert L. Kelly of Earlham college is to deliver a brief address. The routine business of the organization will also be transacted.

SYNOD CONFERENCE FOR LUTHERAN MEN BOOKS DR. DAUSLIN

Dr. D. H. Dauslin, dean of the theological seminary of Springfield, O., will be the speaker at a men's conference to be held on the night of Friday, October 8, in the First English Lutheran church. The meeting will be conducted under the auspices of the Brotherhood of that church. . During the ensuing months, as their course of study, the brotherhood will consider phases of the reformation history and papers and speeches will be delivered on the subject. Dr. Dauslin's speech will be the first of these and Dr. S. P. Long will deliver the last one of the season.

The Bank of England, London, stands on a site valued at $35,000,000. It is three acres in area.

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FAf.'.ILIEN FESTIVAL BRINGS $50 RELIEF

Approximately 950, representing the proceeds derived through the supper at 7:30 o'clock last night given In the South tide Improvement association's park in Beallview under , the auspices of the Richmond branch of the Indiana State German-American Alliance, will be sent to Indianapolis to increase the funds being used to ' alleviate suffering of war victims, in Germany. Abput 150 people attended the supper. Rain .interferred with a larger attendance. The next meeting of the German-American Alliance will - be held the last Sunday In October.

. SET GAME FORWARD Wittenberg has requested that the game with Earlham on Reid field begin at 2:30 o'clock instead of at 3 o'clock, as previously announced.

REV. SORItl talks Rev. Robert Simpkin, English missionary to China under the Friends society board, was the principal speaker at the prayer meeting of the West Richmond Friends' church last night Rev. Mr. Simpkin attended the Indiana Yearly Meeting here last ' week. He and i Mrs. Simpkin will leave for Battle-Creek. Mich, the last of this week and will rest for a brief period. From there they may return to attend the National conference of Men

Friends or go west to San ftmnctsoo where they leave In November for China. V - - - '.--. f

GREEK RESIDENTS WAIT FOR OEDERS Local Greeks are awaiting Instructions from the Greek consul at Chicago relative to the recent call issued for all Greek reserves in tht United States. There are about thirty Greeks in the city who nave not been naturalized and would be affected V the order is carried out. i No official word has been jreceived by the local colony from any "Puree. ;

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Health conditions la Richmond wer

exceedingly good ; daring . the past month of September when ' statistics are compared with those of tke corresponding month in 1914. Dr. 8. O. Smelser, city health officer made public today the following report for the last month: Typhoid fever. 2 and scarlet fever 1. Births 45 and deaths 15. In 1914 in September, the following contagious diseases 1 were prevalent:

Typhoid fever 5, scarlet fever 4v diph

theria 6 and measles 1. -

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Smith's Axmlnster, Body Brussels and Velvet. Borders to match Prices 90c to $1.50 Yard

For a Serviceable but Inexpensive Carpet, See our Half Wool Half Cotton Ingrain at 65c per Yard. Have Yon a Good Carpet Sweeper in Your Home? We have an attractive assortment of them and in an unusual range of prices. They are all efficient Sweepers and no home should be without a Sweeper of some sort. Bissel's Carpet Sweepers, standard style . $2.50 to 84.75 Hugo Vacuum Sweepers, a new model at a low price 85.00 Duntly Vacuum Sweepers, an extra good sweeper, our price 86.50 THE ROTARY VACUUM SWEEPER The standard of perfection; without a doubt the finest sweeper in construction, appearance and efficiency now on the market. Sold in Richmond by us only. Two models 17.50 amid 820.00 OIL MOPS, TRIANGLE SHAPES, VARIOUS BRANDS at 25c to $1.50 Each Lace CMPflsmims Our Lace Curtain Department has a reputation a reputation that we try very hard to maintain. We try to have the largest and most artistic display in Richmond. In short a lace curtain display from which the most critical and exacting patron can make satisfactory selections. Brussels Net Curtains $3.50 to $5.00 Pair Irish Point Curtains ... $3.50 to $10.00 Pair Dutchess Net Curtains .... $3.00 to ,$15.00 Pair Cable Net Curtains $2.00 to $7.50 Pair Nottingham Curtains. $1.00 to $6.50 Pair Scrim and Marquisette. . 1 .$1.00 to $10.00 Pair

LACE NET, MADRAS, SCRIM and MARQUISETTE for Curtains Prices 25c to 75c a Yard

MATTING SHIRT WAIST BOXES and CEDAR CHESTS Prices $2.00 to $20.00 Each

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