Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 272, 27 October 1915 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND E ALLADIUH AND SUN-TCLEGKAU. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27, 1915

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CHILDREN TAKE REST ' WHILE INSTRUCTORS CONVENE AT CAPITAL

Practically all arraagemenu hare bea completed for the attendance pt Richmond and Wayne county teachers at the annual StaU Teacnera association convention which will be held for three days In Indianapolis. - All the schools in the, city and county wjll close this afternoon and nt Aiwn inin until next Monday

morning. Garfield school closed-. lasU

night to permit the teachers oi inai building to Tlslt the schools at Crawtord grille and elsewhere In the state. The total number of school teachers in the county, 250 In all will be in attendance at the convention as is required by law. Of this number approximately 65 will make the trip to the "special"., interurban car which leaves the Richmond station at 7:00 o'clock Thursday morning. The company has declared its willingness to take those teachers who cannot arrange to go s on the special, on, the limited- car which leaves at 7:30 yciock for the same price. All tickets re limited to three days. ; . Superintendent J. T. Giles ot the city schools left this morning" for Indianapolis to be present ' at the opening of the convention meeting. -

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DEATHS AND FUNERAL8. - MARTIN Mrs. Ana Martin, aged 76 years, tor many years a member of St. Mary's Catholic church, died Tuesday afternoon at her home, 1202 Butler street. The funeral will be held at St. Mary's church at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Father Cronin officiating. Burial In Earlham cemetery. Friends nay call at any time. STANTON Bridget Ptanton died last night at her home, 400 North Thirteenth ', street at the Age of 67 years. She is survived by two sons, John Stanton of Chicago and Frank Stanton of this city; two daughters, Miss Mamie Stanton and Mrs. Andrew Torbeck of Richmond. Funeral will take place at 9 o'clock Friday morning from St. Mary's church Burial in -St. Mary's cemetery. Friends may call at any time.

8ELGIAN MINISTER ASKS AID OF U.S.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 E. HavenUh, minister from Belgium to the United - States, has appealed to Secretary of State Lansing to intervene with Germany on behalf of 32 prisoners, presumably Belgians, who have been sentenced to death by a German court martial in Belgium it was heard today. Secretary, Lansing - Instructed Ambassador Gerard at' Berlin to investigate the cases and if the action would be proper to make representations to the German foreign office in behalf of the condemned persons.

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Very few cities in the United States can show as many well-dressed people as Richmond, a large per cent of them having their clothes made to order. You can tell a wearer of Emmons' Tailoring It is classy and up-ttwlate. We make fine euits $15.00 to $30.00. This week Fall Goods are being received. Early. ..buyers please take nc tlce. Make 'your selection now. - Main and Ninth Streets Emmons.

UNION TAILOR DIES IN CHICAGO STRIKE

; CHICAGO. Oct. 27. One striking unionist is dead and three other men were suffering from gunshot wounds today, the result of a riot last night In connection with the strike of clothing workers In Chicago. Samuel Kapper. aged 85, a deaf and dumb tailor who was oh picket duty, was shot and fatally wounded and three other men. one a bystander, were slightly wounded In the rioting, in which about ten

shots were r fired. Tony Panichi, a

nonunion man, was arrested shortly afterward, charged with the shooting. He confessed he had fired one shot, and there was one empty chamber in his revolver. A score of persons who were near-when the rioting started.

were arrested as witnesses. Many of

the prisoners taken were girls. TRAVELING PUBLIC VENTS ITS WRATH ON STATION AGENT Many funny letters are received by the ticket agents at the P. R. R. This morning John Emory was tell

ing about one he had received from a man who bought a ticket from here to Cleveland and stopped off for a few days at a little burg and then caught a train and when the conductor made him pay an additional tare became indignant and said the railroad company was a bunch of swindlers and wrote a letter to Emory that was so hot that the paper fairly scorched the hand when picked up. Mr. Emory says that It Is a common occurrence for people to buy tickets for a certain point and listen to him most carefully as to the place where, they change cars and when they make a mistake and -have to lay over for hours to write letters back complaining about his inefficiency. .

30 AM TIPRESEtlT LOCAL RHJEF GOHPS AT DISTRICT SESSION

Approximately 10 members of the Woman's Relief Crops will form the sixth Richmond delegation which attends the sixth district meeting at Cambridge City on Friday. A total attendance of 150 is expected at the meeting. - The program consists of reports of the twelve corps in the district, memorial .services for the members who have during the past year, election of officers, selection of the next meet

ing place, exemplification of the rit

ualistic work by the Cambridge City corps and possibly a campfire. . . Inspection will be made by Mrs. Millard Warfel of Richmond, who Is district inspector. Mrs, George Scott, state president of the organization and

Mrs. Jeff Meyers, state secretary, will be among the Richmond delegation

and will probably speak. .

Mrs. Scott yesterday attended a

meeting of the second district at Danville and delivered a brief speech.

YEGGfJAN MURDERED IN REVOLVER DUEL

CHICAGO, Oct. 27. In a revolver duel between safe blowers and policemen of Chicago Heights, suburb, early

today, one yeggman was killed and

two of the gang were captured. Two others escaped and several sheriffs

posses were formed to scour the coun try about Chicago Heights.

The prisoners were James Moran,

22, who said his home was in - Call

fornia and Thomas Riley of Buffalo, N Y. 1 'V- - ' , '-

SSMW LEAVES POST TO ME HflltE

CHICAGO, . Oct. 27. The bleak Labrador coast will know Miss Mildred Armour, heroine of the struggling missionary colony, no more. . The gtrl who deserted Evanston's exclusive society three years ago to do missionary work among the Labrador natives, today announced she would quit the mission field to marry Chester Ericson. of Kvanston, a bank employe.

NEW PARIS

Ruth B. Hemphill and Mrs. Lucy A. M. Hutton have returned from a visit at New Madison. Mr. and Mrs. Allle White and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cummins of Richmond, motored to Dayton Sunday and spent the day. ' . - . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKee and son of near Richmond were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Jones. Paul Frist, telegrapher, who has a position at Olive Hill, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Frist. ? The members of the official- board of the Presbyterian church comprising the alders and trustees were entertained Monday evening at the church

parlors by their wives and m enjoyable evening waa eyes together, luncheon being served at the closo of the evening's business session. t Miss Moras Newborn spent the week end at home near Casapbellstown. - . Mr. sad Mrs. F. C. Barber sad dangh ter of Lewlsbarg. Ohio, motored here Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Barber. In the afternoon the party motored to near Eaton and visited So aire White. Mrs. AT. Bar

ber's brother.

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Cincinnati, O., Oct. 26. The strongest evidence in the world that a- medicine is all that la claimed for It la the statement ot local people yon know who. have actually tested It. Clifford J. .Vance, a clerk, who lives at 2717 Harris avenue. Norwood, is one of the many In Cincinnati and vicinity who have testified - to the merits ot Teniae, the premier preparation. Mr. Vance said yesterday: "My blood was In very bad condition for years, and I have used at least a dozen different medicines in the vain hope that I would be benefited. My stomach also caused me much trouble. I was unable to partake ot heavy foods with any. degree of satisfaction, because I dreaded the after effects. "I have used one bottle of Tanlac and am now on my second bottle. I cannot help but notice a wonderful improvement in my condition. The

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There is immediate relief for skins Itching, burning and disfigured by ecsema. ringworm, or similar torment

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where other treatments have had little or no effect. You need never hesitate to use reslnol. It is a doctor's prescription that has seen used by other physicians for twenty years in the treatment of skin

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