Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 315, 16 December 1915 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, DEC. 16,-1915

PRIVATE GUARDS INCITE RIOTING DECLARES WILSON

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16. The passing of 'laws -that will prevent the transportation of armed guards or 3rivate police from one state to another by either strikers or employers fa urged on congress by Secretary of Jjabor Wilson in his third annual re-3-ort today. The secretary Bees in the e nactment of such legislation a great tep taken toward the elimination of i iolence and bitterness from labor dlsVutes. Ways and means of getting the Jobless to the Job is another great problem before the , department, he said. ?o facilitate this, Secretary Wilson advises that power be invested in the Interstate Commerce Commission to : uthorize special rates on railroads l or such purposes. Other pressing needs meriting the s.ttention of Congress, Secretary Wilson lists as follows: Minimizing the unnecessary hardship which injured federal employes have to go through before obtaining Tedress. Necessity for some steps to be 'taken ' prohibiting aliens voting for hederal officers. The , European war has altered the klepartment's status as a revenue producer, through the tremenduous decrease in head-tax receipts from incoming aliens under the provisions of ihe Immigration law, the secretary reTiorted. This falling off has placed i he department on the debit side of Uncle Sam's ledger.

U'ETER CON DO LEAVES I AFTER VISITING HAAS

Peter Condo of Menomonee, Wis., who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. "3. M. Haas, South Nineteenth street, !eft today for Huntington County -rhere he will visit relatives. Mr. Oondo had not seen his sister for

'shirty years, and it was a happy rei union at the Haas home when he ' walked in on his sister last Saturday.

lie was born in East Germantown, where' he viBited friends and rela

tives.

OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Installation of officers elected recently was made at the regular meeting of the members of the Protected Home Circle last night. A representa- ' lve number of members were present at. the meeting.

jj How to Prevent Croup. r Every effort should be made to pref ent the attacks by giving the child : light supper and plenty of fresh air t all times. The child should be I varmly clad when out of doors. Especially the feet should be well projected and under no circumstances ; bould the child be allowed to remain ,'.-ith wet or cold feet. Then watch for he first symptom, hoarseness, and , ive Chamberlain's Cough Remedy : t. once aod:: the-attack may be ward I. rl riff Tkfc Mma4v to a Jtt

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ATTENTION "Rose VTParadise" White. "Why Not" WIddemer. "The Best Man" Lutz. "The Wooin eof Rosamond

p Fayne" Ruck.

May Be Read For 2 CENTS A DAY.

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Store Closes Friday 5 p. m.

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TONIGHT 3-Reel Broadway All-Star Feature Actors in 'To Cherish and Protect'

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TODAY Metro. Film. A Thrilling Romance rf the Great Show World EDMUND BREESE in "THE SHOOTING OF DAN McGKEW From the Poem by Robt Service FRIDAY FLORENCE REED "The Cowardly Way"

Nativity Play Shows Christmas Spirit

Beautiful music and scenic effects will be features of the "Weihnachts-

spiel ", or Christmas pjay to be given next Friday evening, Dec. 17 at 8 o'clock In Llndley Hall, Earlham college, by the German department of the college, assisted by the musical department. The play will be repeated at 8 o'clock, Saturday evening, Dec. 18 in the auditorium of the high school for the benefit of the North Fourteenth Street Mission. This is an interesting and beautiful type of Christian entertainment. It affords an opportunity rarely given Richmond people of seeing a Krippenspiel. that is, a nativity play of the medieval mystery type, named from the "Krippe"-or manger of the inn stable at Bethlehem. This "Krippenspiel" Is based upon two very early Bavarian and Tyrolean nativity plays and retains much of the naive reverence of the originals In the religious elements to which were

added In true ' "falrplay"

lyric, elements and JeaL. Though given in the German language tt can be followed and enjoyed by anyone because of Its scenic effects of spectacular qualities and its musical elements. Bernhard ' Stavenhagen, wrote the music especially for this play, which fact is sufficient guarantee of its excellence. And he has Tarely done anything with greater sympathy and appreciation-. , He has. provided-an orchestral accompaniment with-' some beautiful angel and shepherd choruses and solos. - '".- v - ''.'' That fine old religious folksong, 'Tom Hlmmel Hoch da Komm' ich her." wilL be rendered by Miss Mary Underwood; Mr. John Vesey will sing "Heut '1st geboren"; . Miss Lenore Rich appears as the angel messenger singing "Dort oben vom Berge" ; MJss Laura Gaston, Miss Carolyn Hutton and Miss Ruth Scott, with others are

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Winter Suits Reduced to vJQOO Values to $17.50 Some Higher Various favored materials; coats are silk lined and interlined. Women's and Misses' Sizes.

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Words of Praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. "Last winter I used two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," writes Mrs. John Miller, Roanoke, Ind. "It cured me of a severe cold on the lungs and an aggravating cough. I have recommended this remedy to a great number of people who have used it and have nothing but words of praise for it. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.

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THEATRE Main and 9th

TONIGHT The Last of the Terrence

I O'Rourke Series Featuring I Warren Kerrigan j "The Road to Paradise"

3 Reels With Bob Leonard and Ella Hall in "Idols of Clay"

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Quality And Price Surprises

That will create for us a big share of the Shoe and Slipper business of the town. Late purchases have placed some wonderful Christmas values on our shelves. Crisp, new styles, especially fine stock, all fresh from the factories. If you are anxious that your

money goes farthest shop fift -a. B I- I m. T?7

For Men DRESS SHOES $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50 WORK SHOES $1.75, $2, $2.50 up HOUSE SLIPPERS $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 For Ladies DRESS SHOES $1.98, $2.50, $3, $3.50 COMPORT SLIPPERS 98c, $1.25, $1.50 up Headquarters for Child-. ren's Shoes and Slippers .

", ,.i ..... : " in the orchestra. Some, of the leading dramatic pane are:, '. . , .-'. Joseph, Charles- Lewis; Maria, Miss Vera Crome; Herod, Romaine Brown; The Young 'i King, Hobart Hosklris; The Dark King, Frank Hill; The Old King,, Russell Jenkins ; Conscience, Miss Mildred White; Shepherds. Cecil Collins and Morris-Stanley; Innkeeper, Jamey Hutton; Innkeeper's Wife. Miss Lucile Hlatt; Peasants. Shepherds,-Angels, etc An especially, charming scene will be given . by - twelve school - children from the Hibberd school,-: who appear as angels about the "Krippe." .

STATE BACKS SURVEY

, Official notification has been, received of the signing of the contract for - an educational survey - of Richmond by the state board of education, which agrees to pay at least $1,000 toward. defraying the expenaea of the work. The Richmond school board will pay $750. Indiana university will conduct the work, and .the Commercial club will furnish office' room. The - action' of -the state board, aa shown by a letter to E. M. Haaa. sec-

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Pulmonary - tuberculosis - is being treated by a Danish physician with air that baa been subjected to the action of ultraviolet rays, which seems to have a healin effect when inhaled through the mouth. ,

. Indigestion' and Constipation. ' "When living In Syracuse. N. about two years ago Itook- two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablet and they, cured me of Indigestion and constipation after -1 had suffered for months with these disorders." writes - Mrs. Charles Gloyd. Baldwin sv 111 e, N. ,Y. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.

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