Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 301, 30 November 1915 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM.

LARGER SCHOOL ROOMS NEEDED FOR CAMBRIDGE

CAMBRIDGE CITT. Ind.; Not. 30. There la a demand for better school accommodations. The teaching force in both the grades and high school Is not sufficient to meet the needs of the large number of pupils enrolled. The rooms are filled to their capacity. The question of the erection of a new school building must receive the attention of the Board of Trustees in the near future. The present structure has stood forty-six years, is antiquated, and should be replaced by a building of modern design and equipment. It is the belief of your correspondent that the citizens of the community, especially the patrons of the schools, are ready for such a: movement. Superintendents Meet. ' The program committee of the Sixth District Teachers' association, consist ing of Superintendent Lawrence of New Castle. Superintendent Oiaaaer of this place, and County Superintendend Abernathy of Liberty will meet at the school building on Saturday at 3:00 p. m. to outline the work of the next association. Miss Lillian Lackey has gone to Minneapolis. Minnesota, to spend the remainder of the year with relatives . . . .Miss Hazel Shelton. of Springfield, Ohio. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bryan Miss Harriett Au It has gone to New Castle to spend a week with her sister. Mrs. C. E. Canaday. . , . Albert . Ohmit, hurt In the football game o( Thursday, 1b able to walk by the aid of crutches.... Superintendent and Mrs. E. E. Oldaker returned from Henryvllle, Indiana, Sunday, after a visit of several days with relatives. . . . Mr. and Mrs. John Parish spent the latter half of the week with friends and relatives at Raleigh, Indiana Miss Helen Doney, who teaches in the public schools of this place, has been quite 111 for several days. Her place has been filled by Mrs. Robert Hughes.... John V. Horton an aged citizen, residing west of town, is in a precarious condition from paralysis. It is not thought that he will recover. . . The Helen Hunt club met with Miss Catherine Callaway, Monday afternoon. Papers were read by Mrs. Shroyer and -Mrs.. Sutton on "New Harmony Movement" and "Progress of Education".. '..Ralph Luddlngton, Max Kltterman, Robert Beard and Russell Crockett, who spent the clOBe of the week with their parents, returned to their respective colleges Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wbelan and niece, Miss Frankie Cammack of Richmond, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Whelan Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Eliaeon entertained Sunday, Mrs. Ellen Travlf of Laporte, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunbar, Mr, and Mrs., Walter Dunbar, Miss Letha, Dunbar, Mrsvnd Mrs. John King, Joseph King afcd Walter King and children or Centerrille, and-the Missos Rena Brown afld. .-Mary Lantz of Indianapolis. ... .Mrs. peorge Stone? and daughter Marie, and Miss Ada Qulnllne, cf Indianapolis, were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred St ore h. WORKING JURY OVER TIME. SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Nov. 30. When Circuit Court 'Judge Blair learned that certain members o! the petit jury had expressed contempt for a juror's task by characterizing it as "soft," the judge brought about a slight change in their opinions. After the jury had deliberated all night on a case, it was immediately sworn in try another. A verdict was reached in the afternoon and within fifteen minutes the jurors were again placed in the box for service. London's streets, laid end to end, would reach from New York to San Francisco. 1488 A Comfortable Natty Frock for Mother's Girl. Girl's dres with sleeve in either of two lengths, and with convertible collar. ; - White serge with black satin facings is here shown. : Checked ginghamj striped galatea, brown repp or poplin, taffeta, velveteen and corduroy, are ail attractive materials for this style. The fronts may be closed high at the neck, or rolled low in revers style. The pockets may be omitted. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 6, 8, 10 and 12 years. It requires 2g yards of 44-inch material for an 8-year size. A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10c in silver or stamps.

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o m an synopsis..!Caroline Knolys, -wife ot; "Hubert Knolys capitalist,:: 1a -coming home rrom Europe.." Her husband prepares for her comings Caroline's bosom friend, Susan Ambrfe, rushes into the bouse to tell Mrv Knolye that Caroline is in trouble, with the customs officials. While be is wondering what to do, Caroline herself appears, thinking she has mettled, the difficulty.; She greets htm coolly. Caroling informs him that their marriage stands as a .Temple of. the Gods of Convention and incidentally . refers - to a past incident of his life which precludes his getting a'' divorce from her. Likewise she reminds him that she never overstep's the bound herself, so that he never will have grounds to free himself on that score. . . Caroline has" been in - Italy with Miss Ambie and Lawrence Sanbnry, Hildegarde, is interested in slum work. . .- . The Sanburys appear in the Knolys house, while .Hubert is still there, and Caroline pretended to be glad to see Hildegarde Sanbury. Meanwhile Knolys learns new details about the Italian trip. . - - "Oh, it was wonderful 'for Larrie to be with you. You were eyes to him in Italy." . k.f . rLet me present to you Miss Amble, mierrupted Caroline pointedly. "She was with us too." i ?- Mr.. Knolys was 'giving the conversation very careful attention, in spite of the. fact that his manner suggested an absorption In other things. ; 1 Hildegarde was :' frankly surprised and went immediately, to Susan; "Oh, were you? Larrie wrote me you were taken ill in Switzerland and that he and Mrs. Knolys went on alone." - Susan floundered - about nervously for a moment under the searching eye of Caroline, and then recovered herself with somewhat the same gasp a dying fish gives when it is thrown again into the water. "Ob, dear, no I mean I it was nothing really serious." "I hear you've recovered," said Hlldegrade gravely. "Oh, perfectly, thank you. I didn't miss much of the trip; you see, it was really only" Suddenly Caroline noticed the intentness of Hubert's gaze, and a nervous little fear came over her lest her knowledge of the existence of Emily Madden might not prove so very useful, after all. At one and the same moment she dismissed the thought and Miss Ambie. "Oh, Susan it's nearly twelve. You might hail a taxi and settle the matter of servants for me since you couldn't do It by phone. The club for lunch. One o'clock. You really must hurry." And Susan hurried. - Suddenly Mrs. Murtha who had been standing smiling like a beneficent goddess in the shadow of the doorway, was compelled to voice her sentiments a sort of welcome home for Hildegarde's errant husband. "Ah, it do be pood to see them together again, eh?" "Did you want to ask me anything?" asked Caroline, with a frosty dignity which quite failed to chill Mrs. Murtha'e friendly ardor. "If it's a chambermaid you want, my daughter Agnes" "Wouid you mind closing the door?" asked Mrs. Knolys, and added cuttingly, "I mean behind you." Mrs. Murtha might have failed to catch Caroline's meaning had she not happened to catch her eye. "Oh, yis m'am," said the old woman, arranging the matter of the door according to directions. "Do I understand you run an intelligence .office?" asked Caroline motioning Hildegrade to a chair. Large natures have a certain splendid unawareness of the fact that they are being snubbed. Hildegarde would have been quite Incapable of the pet-! tiness of trying to make another worn-

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w an feel small, audr jo 'eh did not recognize the meaning :of Caroline's methods with her and answered with simple :franknese. ."lTe organized s general employment bureau in connection with the. .tenements." How Mreviturtha Came To Be on Hand. Lawrence, however, was sufficiently the artist to be also an artist in feminine emotions. "But, my dear,, it's nardljr fair to Mrs. Knolys to send' this old wornan -. . ' - -?-.. v" "We sent her daughter Agnes. You understand' only the "derelicts come to us; bnt. you'll see. Mrs. Murtha will do her work well." ' -k "Tell, me, do you really live among these people?" "Yea, at the .model tenement. It you've never seen one I'd be delighted to show, you .around." "Yes Miss Ambie and I will come some time together." Quite failing to make note of any lack of enthusiasm; Hildegarde made her invitation a definite one for luncheon-In the. co-operative dining room. .Something in her manner attracted Hubert ' into - the' conversation, and slowly and, simply Hildegarde explained to him what nhe would not have been able to say to his wife: . "We .believe in giving the poor people better living conditions first, so that -then they will be better able o fight for other things: . S TVes,' and make them , discontented all along the line," retorted Hubert. . And fervently HUdebarde responded. "If only we could maka them suff iciently discontented Hubert amiled a trifle cynically as be thought of his Homestead. Mills and the lowered value of their stocks. And picking-.np"i newspaper he brought a marked article to Hildegarde's attention. " 'T Vhouid say you were succeeding very well. Have you seen this series of furious articles on factory reform question? "It demands higher wages and shorter hours, and all sorts of improvements in sanitary conditions. It doesn't seem to matter to the writer how dividends must be cut and how nearly to the wall owners may be forced. It preaches the brotherhood of. man and then serenely plans the ruination of owners. Have you seen it?" . "Yes," said Hildegarde simply. "What do you think of the series?" asked Hubert. "I ought to approve of the articles." "Why? "Because I wrote them. They're mine." At her simple assertion Knolys start ed in amazement and Lawrence started, too, in terror lest this lose him the BE HEALTHY, HAPPY, VIGOROUS Trembling, Nervous Prostration and that Tired Feeling Vanish after a . Treatment of Ambition Pills. Every run down, weakened, tired out nervous person in Richmond is Invited to go to A. G. Luken or Leo H. Fihe this very day and get a 50 cent box of Wendell's Ambition Pills. And A. G. Luken. Leo H. Fihe and dealers everywhere are authorised to refund the purchase price to every buyer if he is di6satisled with the first box purchased. Don't delay; thousands have regained vigor, ambition and energy by the use of one box of Wendells' Ambition Pills. Get them and take them for any ner vous trouble, weakness, headaches, hysteria, neuralgia, exhausted vitality, sleeplessness, kidney, liver or stomach ailments, and for constipation. They win make anyone feel fine, happy and vigorous in a few days. Mail orders filled, charges prepaid by the Wendell Pharmacal Company, Inc., Syracuse, N. Y. Adv. All druggists sell D. D. D. BOo and $1. A generous trial bottle for only 35c We are so confident of the gratifying affect of D. D. D. that we will offer you the first full sise bottle on the guarantee that it will relieve your suffering; or your money refunded. D. D. X. Soap keeps your skin healthy. Ask about it Thistlethwaite Drugs Standard Skin Remedy

commission "to do over" the Knolys house.- Caroline wae amused what an utter fool this 8anbuiw woman was. ahe thought. "Yon label these article reform." said lie; "but they read pretty much like anarchy to me." . ."Do yon know about oar present factory conditions?" asked Hildegarde. And grimly he replied: "Somewhat to my coat. You've made me one of your horrible) examples. I own the majority of stock in the Homestead Mills." Nervously Lawrence broke into the ensuing pause.. - "Good- Lord, Hildegarde, your crowd haven't been attacking Mr. Knolys,. have -they r ' - "No one was mentioned' by name. We almply wrote up the maW t "We give these people work. We "don't force our hands to come to us." said Hubert, finding himself suddenly and almost inexplicably on the defensive. Hifdegarde Seea the Other Side of the Question. But to Hildegarde the weakness of the whole factory system' was so very evident To her It was clear- that a mill which could pay dividends of ten or twelve per cent on Its stock and which was making fortunes for its owners in a short period of years was coining money in terms of human lives. She had seen little children go into mills straight and strong and whole in spite of the heritage of poverty. She had seen them a year later warped and twisted in mind and body. She knew what lack of ventilation and dearth of sunshine could mean to young growing things. (To Be Continued.)

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