Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 308, 8 December 1915 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, 1915

WILLIAMS ARRANGES INSTITUTE PROGRAM FOR COUNTY FORCE ', The following program has been ar--ranged , by , Superintendent C. O. Williams for the teachers' Institute Saturday: L Cambridge City, Centervllle, Dublin nd Hageratown, Room No. 30. Abington, Boston and Wayne, Room Wo. 84. Center, Clay, Greene and Perry, l&oom No. 32. i Dalton, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson fend Washington, Room. No. 33. i Franklin, New Garden and Webster, gloom No. 31. Morning 8etlon. 9:30 Roll call. Response by a quotation from Meredith Nicholson. Reading of minutes. The Teacher and the School (Chapters 11, 12 and 13) George W. Schell, 'Clara Porter, Walter Brumfiel, Blanch Moore, G. V. Crouse. 10:45 Intermission. 10:65 Education in Indiana Hazel "Bertsch, Hazel Showalter, Clara Harris, Edna Vorls, Daisy Mallory. The Bluebird for Children. A review of the Y. P. R. C. Book Daisy King, Mary Thompson, Ruth Jackson, Mabel Hartman, Marjorle Pickett. 11:45 Noon intermission. 8ectlonal Meetings. High school, Room No. 30. Intermediate, Room No. 31. Primary, Room No. 30. District, Room No. 32. Afternoon. 1:45 Roll call. Reading of minutes. ; The Rise of the American People (Chapters 14, 15 and 16) H. W. Knoll, James C. Starr, Elenita Simmons, Margaret Kemper. 2:00 Primary. A Model Lesson in Teaching Addition of Fractions. Followed by a discussion Ethel L. Shelley. Profit and Loss and Taxes (State Institute outline. Page 22) Russell "Wort, Forrest Macy, Raymond Hofford. 2:30 Adjourn to auditorium. 2:45 General exercises. Lecture Horace G. Ellis, Indianapolis. Adjournment.

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! - LAND TROOP8 AT 8ALONIKA.

ATHENS, Dec. 8. British transports landed the remaining allied divisions fat Salonika on Sunday, it was offi

cially announced here today. Artillery and armored automobiles are being hurried to the front.

- LYRIC. King Baggot in "Man . or Money,' comes to the Lyric tonight.

Donald 4 Brltt and Paul Ferris are.

college classmates. The picture opens with a lawn fete on the campus. Here Donald meets for the first time, Aime, Paul's sister. Aime falls in love with Donald, while, he, too, admires here, and looks upon her as his Ideal. He tells her, however, that he must establish himself, as soon as he is graduated, before he can think of marriage, and Aime is perfectly willing to wait.

HAGERSTOWN

Mrs. Fred Eddleman moved to New Castle Monday. .. .The generator for the new engine at the electrc light plant is being installed. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stonecipher entertained Mr. and Mrs. Joe Teetor, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Will Abbott at dinner Sunday Guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Smith and daughter Lenora at dinner Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Davis and daughter Josephine, Mrs. Fanny Davis and Henry Teetor Mr. and Mrs. Madison Oler of near Greensfork and Dr. NefT of Greensfork visited Mrs. Martha Smith of North Elm street Sunday. She is sick and has een confined to her bed for a week. . . . Mr. . and Mrs. Wlliam Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Hurty of Dayton, motored - to Hagerstown Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kidwell.

DEFENSE LEAGUE

Continued From Pane One.

leading German newspapers in. which

it was stated that "the mailed fist

will be applied to American aberration as soon as this war is over, and in the

meantime Germany will show patience

with the Americans."

" "The maintenance of our national

life ought to be closer and dearer to

every heart In America than it is now," said Mr. Foulke. "A person can not really realize the gravity of the situation until he visits Europe and sees for himself and hears for himself the sentiment against the United States. It is not only the number of men in which this country is deficient, but in the deficiency of the department. It costs the United States one hundred times more to maintain the system than it does Switzerland, . where the efficiency question has been met. Money should be spent at the direction of military experts, and not by party politicians." . . "Arbitration with out preparedness to back it is ridiculous," he said. "Any great nation will violate the neutrality of the United States if the United States is not strong enough to prevent it. This country stands in the midst of the worst conflagration of the ages, but still American politicians are crying 'war is obsolete in America' "It Is true that this country is large, but its heart is small and that is

the vulnerable part. A - German- staff officer made the statement to an American during the early part of the war that. 400,000 men could hold the entire United States . Three percent of the territory of this country is north of the Chesapeake bay, and in that territory , lies half the wealth of this country, the executive center -and 25,000,000 people and, practically : all the ammunition plants. If this territory were held, the United States would have to cry for peace at any cost. This could be ddhe by Germany with half the army that is now holding France. ' "People are howling that when all of the countries emerge from this war they will be too weak to enter another. That is a wrong conception. A nation is never so strong as it is immediately after a victorious war. The victor in this war will be stronger than at the beginning. The fact that 10 percent of any European army could lower this country is a fact that is staring us in the face. v U. S. Incurs Enmity. , "Neither one of the principals in this fight is doing its duty toward us. Germany is slaughtering our citizens and England is blocking commerce with Germany in strict violation of all

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The Chair Shown

the Picture we have finished in fumed oak. A big, roomy piece, upholstered seat and back, with

genuine leather, an ideal gift

that will be appreciated .

The Book Cases Shown Here Are the Famous GUNN SECTIONALS They come in any finish or

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SOLID MAHOGANY CANDLESTICKS 98c

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LADIES' WRITING DESKS In All Finishes from $12.50 to $35.00 We Have Over 200 Subjects In PICTURES 25c to $10.00

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enmity of both sides." - " "With the present means the United States has of handling troops, an army twice the, size of the entire United States army could be landed on 'the east coast, levy on any of the large cities and render this country helpless before we.. could mobilize, our present army Into, action," said Paul Cornstock. - - - - He urged that effort be made by citizens to demand a larger army and navy for protection from invading powers. He said that at no time in its history has 'this country been more open to Invasion that at present. Mr. Com stock spent several weeks at Fort Sheridan training camp last summer, and for this reason, he said, he was able to judge, perhaps better than the, layman, just what it means to train the average American citizen into a efficient soldier.

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Men's Gifts For Father, Brother or Grandfather a pair of Feltmans Slippers, with soft padded felt soles or flexible leather soles will surely suit in most any style and made of Soft Dark Tan and Black Kid Leather, also' Grey and Dark Blue Felt Slipper, Prices $1.25 to $2.50

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