Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 318, 20 December 1915 — Page 10

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-THE -RICHMOND rPALLAOIUMi.ANPSUN-TELEQA MONDAY, DEC. 20, 1815

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FACULTY RE-INSTATE8 . . i5 .f NEW CA8TLE TEAM

Assets of Nation The Indomitable American spirit -which makes the overcoming of obstacles an adventure and. progress a game. . : Resourses in minerals needed for every Industry. This :can ;be said of no other nation. Abundant fertilizers.: which are ; becoming - increasingly . necessajy for the -producing soils . of 'the world. ' A climate which assures at; all times the production of the- great life-giving substances. . Water power to develop- sixty; million-horse power., - , Vast stretches of public domain, rich In mineral and agriculture potentialities. :

port, is-tt been so-' clasrty -demon

strated' tat preparedness 'of - a .nation

rests net !f holly) tnrgenereos provision, of rlflen, mmniritibn abundant heavy

ordnanpe.JbaggagWtratBs and. other

various Impedimenta of - war: sj'Jr:

Lane yg tnat real: preparedness - eannot hi mpMsed unless f the cem-

plete jaa4aiRerr:of a ; nation's i indued

inat , oe-j-enenusis, inventors; mines, farms automobiles, r roads. ' airshfnaT

gasolinje, Wrbd ' Mr e, turning': lathes; railroa-fs, Veather, prophets , and a thousand and - one other things run

tmootMy tn - harmonious organisation.

BKBJJN.- eDc ' 20. A strange in

direct "result of the 'war Is the formation -of f new Tene"r Ruedersdorf ,

a few- mlles- trom-the German; .capital.

?flie. village .of Ruedersdorf-ba's large

Umestcne'r parries; which : have . been worked' for-more -than a hundred -years ad are. very deep. r In someplaces the

tie - sea level.t l When the war broke out wrk, came to a standstill, as most of 'the -employes-! were- called to-" the

colors. " The -pumps' bad to be stopped

and' :"tbe Water from'. .subterranean springs began; to rise. ; A .lake formed

Land: it ' now,, covers a large part of the 'bmaiA' far - which. tHi . rum rrimn- at

sJtuaCed -It - is - three quarters ' of - a

rane ?tpng,!j nair a - mue -vwe -and ; lZO

ieet deep, and: sum growing.

The ..trouble between, the '.New Castle high school basket ball team and the faculty of thatJnBtitution over the members of the team belonging to secret- fraternities 'has been adjusted and the team will be contlnuedwJEhe

faculty demanded that all members of the team should resign from their fraternities under penalty of the disbandment of the five. Twenty-five .stuwnt on strike and were suspended - but were re-instated on Friua .. ... -. . . ...

SING CHRISTMAS. SONGS.

Between two and three hundred peo pie attended the Christmas.cantata held last night at - the .East Main Street Friends' 'church. , Vie program was an excellent one and all" the" numbers were greatly enjoyed by the "audience. :, ; .;c:

DEEBLE CASE CLOSES

With four days of trial, the case of Charles Deeble against Burton Hiatt on a claim of 187.50 came to a close this afternoon. The case went to' the jHryt about 2:45 o'clock. The total court costs of the case so far amount to $184 exclusive attorney's fees. The attorneys, began their arguments this morning at 10:30 o'clock.

LID GOES ON -AT MUNCIE

MUNCIE, Ind., Dec. 20. Mayor Bunch was today expected to instruct the. polled department to enforce all laws pertaining to - gambling and the sale.xjf. liquor; .Thls Action follows the dismissal of the impeachment, suit by Thomas R. " Patterson, an . attorney. Although 1 highly pleased with Tatter-son-e' action, the mayor refused to make any statement, c . '.

DIVORCED WOMAN SEEKS ' TO END LIFE'S MI8ERY

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 20. Despondent because she lost the custody, of her " 10-year-old son was the cause given today by Mrs. Francis Harrington; 42, formerly of Roachdale, as she was dying at the hospital as the result of a suicide attempt. Letters found in the woman's room showed that the woman's divorced husband. . diaries Harrington, now lives in Terre Haute and insists on retaining possession of their son.

GIVE XMAS DINNER.

'Wernle Orphans Home' will hold its annual-Christmas entertainment at 2 o'clock next Monday .-afternoon. The' program will .'be " announced shortly. A", special Christmas dinner is being arranged for -the . ctrildrea. .

IIA0T.1ApnESS!jS: ; EBBIAWt:;.iflTES

Tire story; of tjie birth of-Christ. couched lb simple' Jansue&'9s told by the.Rer.H..C. Harinan paaier of First MethAdlst church .io ctwtl of two hundred personarepirefgnXthe people fof the . Eastern : Jo Host . pital for the. Insane. .-Sunday afternoon. Three points' were -discussed by the Rev. Mr.. Harman.. First, tie wne: men -who. as Students of estifcaotny,. followed the guiding star to the jnan:

srr in wnicnTznnsi was fjprg: -sec-. ond. the shepherds who received news of the birth, and third the overcrowded ' condition of the inn which acaouttted .

ffor the birth of Christ" to' the Baj)eer inKeadof-in the tavern, IBesijca.lW.

Harmanis address- two 'muifeal selections .were rendered by .a cboif. i.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. A warning to the United States not to permit the pressing need for national preparedness legislation of a "dramatic" sort to retard the development of our own country was spoken by Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane in his annual report to the president of the United Statesr 'i? -;-. "In, presentjag. an - outline,. f-be year's work I make bold to express the hope that no other policies of this government may be allowed to stay the internal development of this country," says Secretary Lane. "There is a fear, how general I don't know; that this government will halt in carrying out its full and needed program of legislation affecting home; affairs because of the immediate need ' for strengthening our national defenses, This apprehension arises, I am confident, out of no lack of sympathy i with the plan to Increase the army find navy, but out of "a feelinc that the government in both executive- and legislative branches will be , so - Inv

mersBd--4B- wiattere -laWtary-and" navali

, as to overlook these matters of less I dramatic and perhaps less Immediate J concern." Never before, says Mr. Lane's re-

NEW YORKERS HAPPY OVER XMAS ADVENT

BY GOTHAM KNICKERBOCKER. NEW YORK, Dec. 20. This Is a merry Christmas indeed for New York. One year ago 200,000 workers of the big cities were out of Jobs. There wasufferlngiin'many hftpev Public and piwateH?hilanthropy--wes taxed. The I. W. V. found a fertile field for demonstrations. The business man was chary of his gifts and the ' average father of a family shut his lips firmly when approached . on the subject of yuletide allowances. What a change. . . . . ! Take a walk through the great department stores. You will walk indeed, and walk very slowly, too. The crowds are like the throngs about the free side show at a circus. Purchasers from the beautiful things piled high on the tables find it difficult to get a clerk to wait on them without a long delay. ' . . Prices of everything are high, another sign of good times. No need of bargain sales when the difficulty is only in handling the business. Instead of details of comparative prices, some of the stores simply print full page and "double truck" ornamental advertisements In the newspapers. The newspapers in some cases -are printing the largest issues of their, careers. One daily has Just printed the largest regular edition ever published in the United States. Buy, buy, buy. say the newsstands, but the hurrying mob is too busy doing Just that thing to notice. The post offices are performing herculean tasks. The parcel post departments are grappling with a vast problem. The money order clerks are dispatching tens of millions of dollars in Christmas gifts to the "old folks" back across the Atlantic in warsaddened Europe. ' In the big hotels rooms are scarce and dining halls are aglow with a ppirit of affluence. Leadership in the spending is claimed by the numerous army of "war babies." This name was first given to kiting munition stocks and has been conferred on their favorites, the tens of thousands who have grown rich through speculation in war securities. Their name is legion and they are a different class from the utual stock market, winners. The public 's a bull. ,ThIs time the public was right again, and again right. Fortunes were made by the lambs who never won anything before, and were always considered the legitimate prey of the professional wolves of Wall street. . ? - i

DOG TRAINERS IN CITY.

Two men in regulation eowbojr ue , forms, gnns and big sombarere - at tracted much attention at the Pennpyl. vanla railroad depot this morning. Inquiry developed the fact that they ere not the bad men they appeared to be but two dog trainers on their way to frhow at Memphis, Tenn, "

HOLD XMAS PROGRAM

Christmas exercises will be held in Pt Mary's parochial school Wednesday afternoon. An appropriate, program has- been arranged for all, the classes and Santa Claus has promised to be present and give each child a tat" of some kind and a bo of candy.

CHILORKN GIVC TOYS

; Children of St, Paul's gpiseapai Mittrth yesterday brought toys ta be distributed among por afettdraa ef the city by the central charity bwea, The response was very gratifying, a cordlag to th rector, the Rev. JT.:S, l.igfetbotim, ' A party fer httdrea wttt be given by the efcureb about the middle of January,. ... - - - .

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"fffUnoltentef g's Ept R'ijOrry'ou.wTirtind a good elecjtion of stationery, and correspondence cards pur Box Stationery clomesih beautiful boxes in pink, blue and lavender-pajjeir. Box Stationery; prices ... . . . . 25c to $3.00 Correspondence . C . C. : . .25c to $1.00

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No leather goods store can show as many nor

as f rnea lot of Suit Cases and Hand Bags as We

Ladies' Fine Leather Hand Bags 50c tc $10.C0 each Ladies' and Gents' Traveling Bags .$1.00 to $25.00 each

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Jackets

Our Big Clirlstrnca Ifem 'y We sell hundreds each year and; t$e reason for it is we have the variety and the price. Don't otsj. Mpk this item in making up your jt Price 9.00 to $12.00. - ' .." . . '

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s6 rMi Sheets per a4f Kx9o, HemsUtehed Sheets,

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FROM BABY TO GRANDFATHER

-AJto Robes (Auto Gauntlets Alarm Clocks Aluminum Ware 'Aprons B Belts Beth' Robes t Brushes . Bed Spreads 'Blankets ' ... ,, c . Cedar Chests

Carppt, Sweepers Everwear . Hosiery Cut Glass : i Evening Gowns Coucii t. overs . , ; p Children's Apparelpur getB

Dolls; Dresses Dresser Scarfs Dress Ooods Dollies E Embroidery Emery Bags Electric Irons

Fur Coats Fancy Goods Fans Q Gloves Gown b Gauntlets H Hosiery Handkerchiefs

Hampers

Hand Bags House Coats I Ink Wells

Jewelery Japanese Towels K Knives Kimonos L Lunch Sets

Manicure Sets Mufflers Muffc Music Bags N Napkins Neck Ties

O O'Cedar Mop and Poiish p

Purses Pillow Tops

Pin Cushions Perfumes Pillow Cases Q Quilts R Rain Coats Rugs

Ready-to-Wear Apparel

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Silks Sweaters Scissors

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Towels Toilet 9s Teddy Bears Trunks U Underwear Umbrellas

Yncuum Swcoprs " Ye sps ( W Wool lM-.-ss Goods W'asie ll.iskls Wrappers X ' Mines Canis Mmas Boxes

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Ladies! street gloves, black and tan, pair, $1.00. Ladies' Lelia Kid Gloves, black tan, white, grey and brown extra value, pair, $1.00Ladies'. Dorothy French kid gloves, black, tan, white, grey, and navy blue, pair, $1.50. -La lies'1 Valance TrefousBe make," black, with contrast embroidered back,' pair, $2.00. " " "

3ur selection includes Handkerchiefs at from 1c to (6 each. Wbynoi,a box .of All-Linen at from 25c to $1.00 per box.

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Ladies' Buster Brtwh lltjse. -4 pairs In bo t. C1.00 bBox.' Uuaranted four inoinbs. ' Ladies' Blzck ed While Fl.fo Hi Ik Hrse, 35c pshsj three pairs for 51.CC. - , .alies" Phoenix Bilk Hose, black and wl.'te. 8ir 75c and $1.0C. - "

Ladies' . Onyx Silk-Hose, .black.

blue, pair $1.00. ' HE WWLD' . . LIKE THIS ;

A scarf is as an approprialesifc and ctiilt therame time a lfj that be would not buy himself.

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