Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 316, 17 December 1915 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, DEC. 17, 1915

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MSTER TREE TO BE ERECTED ON NORTH NINTH Hundreds of School Children Chanting Xmas Carols Will , March to Illuminated Evergreen. It Is anticipated that several hundred school children Including those who attend the parochial schools, will participate in the Christmas tree celebration in Richmond on ,, Christmas day. " ' At a meeting of the various committees arranging for the event, ; held last night, Supt. J, T. Giles of the public schools announced that public school children were now rehearsing Christmas carols and will sing them at the municipal yuletide celebration. It Is planned, to hold the exercises about 6 o'clock Christmas afternoon at the corner of North Ninth and A streets.. After assembling at their various school buildings the youngsters will march to Daddy Richmond's Christmas tree, singing in their clear, uveet voices their praises of the Child in the Manger. : i Maennerehor to Sing. ' Richmond's famous German singing society, the Maennerehor, will also be invited .to participate in the ceremonies. , The program committee will select some citizen to deliver a brfef address, following which there will be a distribution of candy to the youngsters. The contributions to finance the affair have not been coming in very satisfactorily but E. " H. Harris and Dwlght Young, chairmen of the finance committee, do not anticipate any difficulty in securing the required amount of money. ' Both the Palladium and the Evening

Item will receive donations to the mu-

r nlcipal Christmas tree fund. An , immense Christmas tree has been secured by Street Commissioner Knollenberg and it will be put up at

North Ninth and A streets the first of next week. The tree is to be beau

tifully illuminated and decorated.

ASKS XMAS RELIEF

In keeping with the Christmas : spirit, on next Sunday morning the members of the Second English Lutheran Sunday school will bring gifts to the church at the time of the Sunday school service at 9 o'clock, the same to be distributed just before Christmas day to the poor and needy of the city who might not otherwise have a happy Christmas. The committee expects gifts of clothing, toys, t flour; meal, potatoes, apples, groceries canned goods, etc.. to be brought in. , Gifts of money will be used in "purchasing necessities for the poor. ; ?

BRIEFS

Give a Man What "He" Wants Bert Engelbert Has the Cigar That He Smokes. Buy your Christmas. Cigars tiiityear from the "old stand-by" Bort Engelbert. He has all the ' popular brands of cigars and tobaccos and says if lie hasn't just the one yov want he will get it for you. If "he" prefers a pipe or cigarette holder, then there is no store in Richmond that can show you a more perfect line than Engelbert's. Ladies are invited and you will fine. "Ber Engelbert's" on N. 8th street in the rear of the 2nd National Bank. Adv. .

Prices for a beautiful assortment of package chocolates. Adv. 17-H

We have the Christmas Seals that are different. Come in and see them. The Reader Circulating Library, 23 North Ninth street. Adv. 17-1t

Fine Chocolates In neat packages. A great variety to select from, at Prices. Adv. 17-1t

FRIED OYSTER LUNCH SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. PATTERSON, 14 SOUTH 9TH ST. 16-thur-fri-tf

Get one of those beautiful packages of chocolates for a Christmas remembrance, at Prices. Adv. 17-1t

Lost Horse blanket, one heavy duck canvas and bunch of rope bettween Whitewater and Hollansburg. Notify auto truck at either Whitewater or Hollansburg.

Fancy fruit baskets filled to order at

Prices. Adv. 17-1t!

rtEnCIIAtlTS PRESENT: $86 TO LEE HARLAN As a recognition of his services as manager of the auto truck station, twelve wholesale dealers and manufacturer presented a purse of $86 as a Christmas gift to Lee Harlan. For over . a month Mr. Harlan' was employed as manager of the station without a chance to make any profit for himself. The following firms contributed to the purse: Stolle Sons, Richmond Baking company, A. G. Luken & Co., I. R. Howard, J. J. Harrington, A. H. Bartel, J. W. Grubbs company, Minck Brewing j. company, H. V. McLeland, American Seeding Machine company and Miller Brothers', company.

FRATERNITY SCRAP MAY DISORGANIZE ROSE CITY'S TEAM

New. Castle's pride and - joy,1 the basketball team, which was so. severely trounced by Richmond recently, has been caught in the throes of a great upheaval which may result in the dissolution of the squad. Principal Fox of the high school has opened a campaign against fraternities. Members of both the first and second teams are members of one or both of; the organizations and have refused to sever their connections upon the principal's demand. Prof. Fox yesterday Informed the athletes that unless they resigned from the fraternities he would cancel the game scheduled with Muncie tonight, forfeit the money posted and suspend the entire team. . The boys refuseel to quit their fraternities. The result of this fight and the effect it may have on the Rose City's high school athletics is awaited with interest by Richmond students. v

NEW LEAGUE FORMED

Last Sunday . evening a Young People's Luther League was organized at the Second English Lutheran church. A constitution was adopted and officers elected. The officers are: President, ' Miss Ellen Knollenberg; vice president Herbert Russell; recording secretary, Virginia Jones f treasurer, Paul Hay ward; corresponding secretary Marie Parrish.vThe next meeting will be held the first Sunday evening in January at 6:30 o'clock, when the new topic cards will be on hand. -

CHEST WILL APPEAR

Next Sunday morning will be the time for the Jehoiada chest offerings of Second English Lutheran church in both Sunday school and church. The chest is brought out the third Sunday of each month, and the offerings are added to the building fund.

DO THIS FIRST-YOU !

You know, and every physician knows, that when any sickness has passedwhether it be throat trouble, organic disturbances, contagious diseases, or even a severe cold, a relapse is feared, because sickness robs the system of Nature's resistance and leaves it subject to lingering germs. Drugs never build up a worn-out body only food can do that, and the first thing to take after any sickness is the concentrated, blood-making oilfood in Scott's Emulsion, which feeds the tissues, benefits the blood and strengthens both lungs, and throat. Physicians prescribe Scott's Emulsion after sickness. Nurses everywhere advocate it. Scott's is pure medicinal food, without alcohol pr drugs. I Scott & Bow&e, Bloonifield, N. J, 15-22

iiONDier.:iiiidiiSPENT BY TOURISTS AT HOME THIS YEAR

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.- More -than a hundred ' million dollars, usually spent by American tourists in Europe, was divided in the last year among railroads, hotels and allied enterprises in the United States, according to a section of the report of Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane, which was made public today. The great national playgrounds the Yellowstone National park, the Yosemite valley and many other national reserves were responsible for the expenditure of a liberal per centage of this vast sum on travel, says the. report. To increase the accessibility of the beauty spots in the United States, particularly in the west, and to attract each year more - and more American citizens who in former years have spent their vacations abroad, to the natural playgrounds of this country, is the plan of Secretary , Lane. He says that these natural resources of an aesthetic nature are of almost as much value to the people as the industrial resources of the country, and he would make the parks Of the United States the Mecca of seekers of natural' beauty the world over. , The secretary reports that additional hotels are being erected in the great national parks of the west, that better . roads are being constructed over a steadily increasing mileage and that trails are being opened each year by means of which any American citizen may visit with comfort and ease the Rocky mountain fastnesses heretofore known only to such lovers of the Sierras as John Muir and John Burroughs.

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Sylvester A. Long of Dayton, who comes next- Sunday to address the men's meeting at the Gennett ; theatre, under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A., will speak on the subject "Lightning and Toothpicks." Secretary E. M. Learner in recommending Mr. Long

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Plenty of nice fresh oysters at Prices. Standards, selects and New York counts. Adv. 17-1t

Only One "BROMO QUININE" To get the genuine, call for full name, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. 25c Adv.

Individual Ice cream moulds made to order at Prices. Adv. 17-1t

Lost Probably on North C, between 15th and 19th, child's white fur neck piece. Please notify Palladium. Owner will gladly call.

Heals Skin Diseases

It is unnecessary for you to suffer with eczema, ringworm, rashes and similar skin troubles. A little lemo, gotten at any drug store for 25c, or $1.00 for extra large bottle, and promptly applied will usually give instant relief from itch ing torture. It cleanses and soothes the skin and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases. Zemo is a wonderful disappearing liquid and does not smart the most delicate skin. It is not greasy, is easily applied and costs little. Get it today ana save all further distress. . -......(;.,.. Zemo, Cleveland. ; -'' "

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SANTA CLAUS' PACK Couldn't contain better gift than an invitation to you to come here. We greet you at this holiday season with a desire to help you gain health and strength. We want you to try CHIROPRACTIC and learn that nerve impingement can be relieved and the cause of disease adjusted aiding Nature in making life worth while Suppose you accept Santa's invitation and call and see us. G. C. Wilcoxen, D. C. Phone 1603. 35 S. 11th St. Hours: 1 to 4 and 6 to 7 p. m. and by appointment.

SLIPPERS FOR CHRISTMAS - A most useful present for anyone. We have never shown such a variety as this season. House slippers for Mother and Dad bath slippers for Brother party slippers of most beautiful patterns for Sister dainty little booties for the little tots. They're the USEFUL GIFT every day in the year for the family. Don't forget the Rubber Boots for little brother Bill. The Christmas Shoe Store. We Serve You Better

today said that he is the only, speaker "who has been engaged every year to Speak, before the Indianapolis Y. M. C. A. men's meeting.- Mr. Long is connected i with the Coyt Lyceum bureau of Cleveland.

FRIENDS TO PRESENT CHRISTMAS CANTATA

The program to be given at r the East Main Street Friends church' Sunday follows: --! "Prepare Ye the Way" . . Choir "O'er the Silent Eastern Hills"- . (duet) Mary Butler, Mildred Benton "Follow the Guidine Star".. j Male Chorus "And There Were Sbepards (solo) ; ' Gertrude Clark Woman's Chorus Choir. "The Song is Ringing Still" (solo) 7 : . . . Emma Hadley "Joy to the World" Choir Cradle Hymn (solo) .... Ruth Hadley Choir. "Fairest Lord Jesus" (duet) .. . . . . . Alice Newman, E. S. Mote "There. is Room in My Heart....... Double Mixed Quartet Sopranos Emma Hadley, Mary. Butler; altos, Alice Newman, Gertrude Clark; tenors, H. B. Reeves, Glen Dennis; bass, J. H. Chamness, Jesse Parshall.

REV. WOOD TO SPEAK.

Rev. Wallace Wood of Indianapolis, will have charge of the services at the Elkhorn Baptist church, Sunday morning and evening.

FRIENDS TO SURVEY GROWTH OF CHURCH

Affording a basis for reliable surveys in. the future of the denominationar growth or decline of the Society of Friends ami the advance or retrogression, in departmental lines, : a set of comprehensive and carefully formulated uniform lists of statistical items covering condition, progress and work, have been adopted by all the meetings of the Five Years Meeting. ' Notice, to this effect and an. explanation together with publication of the lists is contained in this week's issue of the American Friend. The adoption of these lists is considered of great importance by the Friends because of the heretofore lack of- a basis for comparison with the figures of other denominations.

Special Notice Dickinson's Pharmacy 1025 Main Street the A.' D. S. Cut Rate Drug Store WILL BE OPEN Sunday Afternoon and Evening

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