Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 316, 17 December 1915 — Page 12

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THE: RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND. SUNTELEGRAM,5, FRIDAY, DEC. 17, 1915

SUNDAY SCHOOL GIVES PROGRAM AT CHURCH HOUR

The Christinas program for the United Brethren church at .7:30 o'clock Sunday evening follows: ; Organ Prelude, "Silent Might" .... , Dudley Buck Organist, Miss Marie Bond Opening Song ................ School Prayer.

Anthem Choir

"Let, Us Go to Bethlehem"........

. Kirkpatrlck

(Recitation . .."A Welcome" May Laymon v, Bong .' "Santa Claus Comes Primary Class -?

Recitation "Laugh and Smile"

Edna Manford ilecitatlon V .... . . . . .."Do Good" Marjorle Kindley Recitation "A Gift" Wanda Renner Exercise ...-....... "Gifts for-' Jesus" - Primary Class Recitation . . . . . . "My Grandma" ' : Jessie Lewis Recitation ......"A Christmas Fairy" . Freda. Layman Wig. : "A Million Little Snow Flakes" I James, John and David Lacey

Recitation "Christ Born in Bethlehem

y Mary . Elizabeth Waddell Recitation "Helping Mother' David Lacey Exercise "Our 4 Mother' Primary Girls

Recitation "Christmas Bells" Francis Worley Song Primary Class Exercise .' "Pilgrims"

Primary Boys Recitation "A Believer in Santa Claus" ; John Lacey Recitation . . Robert Worley Recitation . , . "Just Make Some One Happy" i Mary Merhoff Recitation Ruth Ketrlng Recitation "Me for Christmas" i Eldon Haas Recitation Everett Elleman Recitation Josephine Kennedy Recitation .... "Christmas Company" Aline Eubank Recitation "The Christmas Message" , Robert Jordan Recitation Hazel Kindley Anthem Choir .'What Mean Those Holy Voices".. Lorenz Recitation . . ."In the Name of Christ" i Elmer Elleman Kxercise Junior Boys Recitation James Lacey Recitation Tersa Crebb

Recitation Bernice Layman Offertory "Traumerei". . . . Schumann Christmas Post Office ; Mrs. Lacey's Class Tableau Intermediate Girls Recitation .."Santa Claus is Coming" , Helen Brown "Santa Claus Arrives With the Treat" Postlude.

CLUB ASKS TOYS

FOR CHILDREN

RAILROADS HOLD UP INCREASE IN RATES

j The railroads which proposed to increase freight rates in the Btate have suspended the order until April ;15, 1916, and the state railroad comiiission postponed the hearing until a l iter date. The hearing was to have lepn held December 20, and Richi.tond shippers were to be represented ty a communication from the Commercial club through its railroad comiaitt.ee. ' The railroads had proposed to increase rates on hauling coal from Indiana fields five cents a ton. This inrrease was opposed by Richmond s hippers as well as the' general increase that had been announced.

An appeal has been issued by Mrs. Millard Warfel. head of the committee in charge of the Penny club dinner, Dec. 29, for all children in the city who have toys that they dd not care to keep, to bring them to the Social

Service Bureau headquarters In the

Masonic building. These toys will be distributed among the poor children attending the annual Christmas dinner.

The children of the St Paul's Episcopal Sunday school have started the movement and next Sunday; morning all the children have been asked to

bring at least one toy. "The spirit of giving rather than re-

celving will be the spirit of the chil

dren in our Sunday school , next Sunday," said Rev. J. S. Ligbtbourn. "We are planning to give a Christmas party for the children later on but at the present time the children wilL merely

give, which is 'the true Christmas

spirit."

. Mrs. Warfel U expecting at least 300 children at the Christmas dinner and

desires to have at least enough toys

to give each child one. -

SMITH PREPARES XEMS PROGRAM FOR EASTHAVEN

The complete program of events for the holidays at Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane as arranged by

Dr. Smith, follows: Sunday, December 19. 1:30 P. M. Religious services, the Rev. H, C. Harman. 7:30 P. M. Moving pictures. Wednesday, December 22. 7:30 P. M. The comedy, "Where the Lane Turned." Christian. 9:30 P. M- Distribution of presents. Sunday, December 26. 1:30 P. M. Religious services, the Rev J. J. Rae. 7:30 P. M. Motion pictures. Tuesday, December 28. 7:30 P. M. Night attendants' social. Wednesday, December 29. 7:30 P. M. Patients' social. Thursday, December 30. 8:00 P. M. Employes' dance. New Year's Eve. 7:30 P. M. Patients' dance.

9:00 P. M. Employes' watch party. & New Year's Day. 2:00 to 4:00 P. M. Open house, Cottages A, B, 1, 2, C, D, Triplet and Hospital groups. Sunday, January 2. 1:30 P. M. Religious services, the Rev. W. R. Motley. 7:30 P. M. Motion pictures. Christmas Play Cast. Caleb Brandon Dr. Craig Mrs. Brandon Mrs. Rlgney

Jasper Fernley Mr. Spradley Laura Fernley MIbs Helm Marie . . Miss Dlllard Dr. Roger Austin Mr. Zint Sir Blashington Igleby Mr. Frazer' Vincent Grafton Mr. Mlnnis Speedmore Gassaway Mr. Abrell Joyce Carmody MIbs McClure GRIPPED BY PARALY6I8. EATON, O., Dec. 17. Lying prostrate from the effects of a stroke of paralysis, William Clayton, more than 75, was found Thursday morning in his home by neighbors who went to call upon him. His speech is effected, but his condition is said not to be regarded serious. Mr. Clayton was injured a few days ago when he fell and friends who called upon him Thursday were interested in his welfare.

RAIN WASHES AWAY TREACHEROUS COATING On STREETS OF CITY

Disagreeable as was the rain which

began falling yesterday and continued throughout ; the day, : restdents of Richmond and vicinity welcomed : it because it removed the Ice which has covered streets and sidewalks for a week, resulting In the death of one woman and the Injuring of a large number of other people. An incomplete list of Ice victims in Richmond and locality follows : v " .v DEAD. . -: .i Mrs. Bridget McNamara, Richmond; slipped while walking along the river bank and fell into the river. INJURED. Charles Wilson, Richmond ; . ribs torn from spine and severe cuts and bruises. Charles Ronan, Richmond; ligaments in ankle torn and badly bruised. Charles Schaef er, , Richmond. - ligaments in ankle torn. Ray Van Ormer, 12, New Madison, O., thrown from sled, internally Injured. . .. Richard Edwards, Richmond,; bone in shoulder fractured.

William Hornaday, 7, Richmond,

head badly cut. Dr. E. H. Mendenhall, Richmond, painfully bruised. T. E. Turpin, Richmond, slight concussion of the brain. Not serious. Frank Stray er, Richmond, left arm fractured below the elbow. Mrs. J. E. Wysong, Eaton, ribs fractured. Josiah Jones, New Paris, small bone in arm fractured. Henry Decker, near Richmond, badly cut and bruised. There were fo'-.r horses killed in Richmond as results of falls upon the Ice-covered streets.

Soc iet y

Dancing parties as follows will be given during the Christmas holiday::.' December 24 Runge orchestra plays for dance at New Castle. December 27 Beta Phi Sigma fraternity gives annual Christmas ball in Pythian temple. , December 27 Knights of Columbus ball in Odd Fellows' hall. December 27 Psl Iota XI sorority dance at Rushville.

December 29 Psl Iota XI dance In Odd Fellows' hall. December 30 National officers of Phi Delta Kappa fraternity guests of honor at dance given at Connersvllle. December 31 N' r Year's supper-

dance at Hotel Westcott.

December 31 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp give dance in Odd Fellows' hall.

- Week of January 1 Elks give ball at club; house. ; -. Mlss.Allce-La&mg-arrixedhome -to-, day from. Indianapolis, and will spend the holidays with' her;, parents,! Mr.: and Mrs. Isaac Lanning. , j j - An ; Important- social -function .. for Saturday . afternoon -; the - patriotic

festival ; which will be held In -the ballroom cat ...the home of Mrs. Paul

Comstock in Reeveston by the Daughters, of the American Revolution. All members are invited to attend. ?: In - honor ; of i several Mends, Miss Mary Johnson will entertain informally "Saturday afternoon ' at her home on North Eleventh street. . i j -m- ; ; ;,. Mrs. Jean Wilke and daughter. Miss Marguerite of New York, will spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. James

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HEATED ARGUMENTS AND COAL FACTS

By Phil. Binns There are lumps of comfort in our coal. Comfort in its even satisfying warmth. Comfort in its economy. Some dealers just-deliver a load of coal and dump it through a man's pocketbook. But that is as far as it goes. We deliver it to your door, and then make it go as far as possible beyond that that is as far as possible in real coal service. We don't feel that delivering one load of coal to you is the end of the transaction. We f eel that our first load to you is an introduction; the second load is an acquaintance and the succeeding loads are warm friends. ';'.; v

A. Carr and other relatives in Westcott "Place. "V "Mr. Fred Otte. of Hagerstown will spend the week-end here with friends.

MASONIC MEETING '

The degree'ot Mark Master will be j conferred this evening by King Solomon's " Chapter. ' No. 4.' Royal Arch . Masona.-' W'v "

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Boots are this season's most fashionable colors. Our Bronze Boots are made of French Bronze on the newest patterns BLUE Boot are made on that new Cossack Boot or Lace Pattern with white stitching Prices $4.00 to $6.50

Ladies' Slippers Any Style Our assortment never was so complete as this year. Our Felt Slippers are made of choice first quality Felt, in most all colors and -all styles, in Ribbons or Fur trimming. Prices $1.00 to $2.00

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