Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 318, 20 December 1915 — Page 2

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1 ...lii'tSI Mti ? ? j- -a r- , ? "t. ; 4.. : : xr i r TOAD ;- EIMt FINED Kelly gave him much trouble In ar 101V,E. CHRI8TMA PROGRAM -..3P'-;.V..- ..- : . .1 t very -available seat at the United Iethren church was occupied at the service Sunday night when the aanoal Christmas entertainment under the nufplcaaof the Banday school department' was given. Approximately 8B0 persons were present and applauded 1 against Mary Hasty, which was a comfrequently. The program consisted ftt. ,lHnl or foreclosure of recitationf musical selections and plamt m note " tor rector exercises, with a Ubleaux concluding mortgaa-e. The demand was for reting him. He said KeHy ecutflbd with hbn for scime tliiief finally refused to walk.1 "J called another officer and we carried him. into Jaf)." Remmertsald. f the asair. ,SUT0. JOUilf Afli; T !!ELD l!Ef!E Earl Toad" Kelly, a well . known Richmond baseball player, drew a.ftn jof4S. anftcpati in, tty 0urt tni.a)0fs ingon a chttrf of hnvtag aaaaolted JUDGMENT IS GIVEN Several Swiss churches are economically heated by electricity obtained from nearby waterfalls. Default Judgment was taken this morning In the esse of Sarah Cecil .PALtAOIUM WANT A03 HfiY

BUSINESS LEADERS l")AfT

That . Richmond is the only logical place in the Sixth district in which to bold tbe nigh school basketball tournament is expected to be tbe decision of tbe committee pit.t tbe State. Hlih School , -Athletic j association " rvien.-. It meets soon to designate places for holding , the- district - tourneys. v-r S Not only are school officials and the students asking- that Richmond be allowed to entertain tbe teams and their r-ers but the Commercial club is al ulling for tbe tournament. "V want the tournament here," said rcet4'rT Haas of 0e cluVioflay. "Several business men have ,aready mentioned It? and"ifRicbmbn Is selected ,we ;yfill - itand; bebfttd the 6cbooi8.";4 i ' ,;v , ,, .r . , Schools Like Richmond. With tbe exception of New Castle every one-of tbe other schools in the district has a preference for Richmond as tbe tournament city. Letters .which Coach Nohr received from echool represented - last year indicate that the authorities were more than satisfied with tbe . accommodations and the treatment received here. . Facilities in Richmond for handling the visiting players irid their support

er far .surpass, anything"-else In theVt

sixth district. ..; Tae uonseum is wjtn out an equal at a playing floor and with its seating capacity of 3,000 persons will handle tbe crowds which will flock to tbe rieet. That a tournament in Richmond would be a financial success is . without a doubt' as citizens' have been supporting, the high school

team' well, as many as 2.000 turning out to witness 'the lnter-scbostic games. And assurance of the ftnjncistl success of the tournament should be one of the bis;' factors . in 4ecidlig the place. ' ' ,i ' "V' ' ? Trsln'8rvteU14.';- f With: the Pennsytvanta raUroad system and its almost hourly train service, the-C. &.O. railroad and the traction line, to ear nothing of the auto hack 1711601 Richmond is easily the most accessible city in the district. ! Hotels, Y. Mi C, A. and private botoesc offer ample quarters ..for? the players; ; ? " Wr Castle Is Richmond' rivl fbr fixe; touTiiamerf:, and fornMsijreastn only has withheld; Its approval of this it"y as the v logical place for; holding the tourney. , . r f WJth Its admirable facilities, with the. support and co-operation of citizens and the Commercial club Rich mond1 presents a laim. for the tournament which will undoubtedly receive serious consideration 1 by - the . commiV tee.- . . If necessary . the ' Commercial club will warmly- second the- invitation tp the committee that the contesting players and their followers ' be the guests of the Richmond ' high efibobl but the entire city of Richmond. - ! . - Experiments are under way in England with a new fuel tor. automobiles that is made from sugar refinery refuse, and is said to have greater power than gasoline. - - -. , "

&riH aair. wa- not the , man who' strtck ' Embby iust . as a crowd Of,: men filed out or aNortlrElghth street! saloon at 11 o'clock Sturday nlghV, He,, eald .Emboy , was having a "chew-. tar mauh-.wjth the m 'who ttdtnif aMulaf.:mboy said Kelly was th;

JPetectiv , Remmert-, testified thai9.

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SCIATICA'S;. PIERCING PAIN It h -';To kill the nerve pain of Sciatica ; you can always depend on Sloan's Liniment.; it penetrates to the teat of pain; and brings ease as soon as 'It is applied. A great comfort too ' with Sloan's liniment is invaluable for. stopping musoular , or . nerve, pain of, any kind. Try.lt at once if you suffee with; Rheumatism, lumbago, Sore Throat, Pain in Chest, Sprains, Bruises,' etcr it Is excetlenffor Keoraigla nnd Headache. 25c at all dnis-: giitsvA4v;,'i. n-y. y-... .

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Lost Diamond- ttat; was s ftf-"1.- Ox f t O. --tiSltraBem,BJ idberal reward: it 1 returned' to Palladium , office: For Sale -Almost new piano to sacrifice account of leaving city; cash or payments. Phone 1680.- - ; .

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When in Doubt Buy a Rocker Big Line of the Very , Latest Designs Just ' , Received -, Marked ; at 8peeial . Low Prices. . -

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Rocker, and this store is full of the.ve! kinds tNa ri1lalra ..J .l.t

-7." --rw- wv "(T "w " gifts," Reganiresr of the style or .quality that you 'want, you are sure to flndfit here.

Big new snipment or fine

upnoistered Rockers just received at

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NOTHING SO SATISFACTORILY EXPRESSES THE CHRISTMAS SENTIMENT AS SOME USEFUL ARTICLE FOR THE HOME p( ONDimemaKes cling around gifts of usefulness, . which if purchased here, require less outlay than you would suspect. It may be that you have overlooked the possibilities furniture offers in this .direction,, if so, you will profit by looking over our .highly suggestrveholiday stock. This is certainly a year when we ouRjorhelp one another with useful remembrances on Christmas Day.

STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL CHRISTMAS

MR. MAN! Make it possible for Your Wife to enjoy the greater leisure that comes with the use of one of R: J'.c FRANTZ PREMIER SCK.ni ELECTEE GLEANEnS U " Chcoie oe for her cud iuiy icx it after CLrislinus. HUNDRED DRESSERS and . CHIFFONIERS Are on our floors waiting for a change of owners. There la no piece of furniture that Is of mors valus or that will be more appreciated than a Dresser and Chiffonier. They

may be had in oak and mahogany, finishes.

full quartered oak,aoli

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K ana manogany. rinisnes, 1814.50

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A Kitchen Cabinet

end those we eell are considered the BEST MADE. Sellers Cabinets are fitted with every , modern labor-saving device;' , Flour and Sugar Bins, Flour Sifter, Bred and Meat Boards, Air-proof Bread and Cake Drawers, Drawers for Cutlery, Jare for Spices Shelves for Dishes, Pots and Kettles, and Door Racks for Tops and Frying Pans. These cabinets are made of the finest select oak with beautiful satin- finish and your special attention Is called to our regular $22.50 Cabinet, priced now at

Others at $2&50, 125.00 and upte$40X)0

Give Him or Her a Glohfi-Vfirninkfi

Sectional Bookcase

The ease with which GlobeWernicke sections can be arranjred and re-aTa?irrd

selves to rrake tn?m the final cho'ce of th? 'farsighted home-furnisher.-Each section is a solid piece of furniture. The . variety of beautiful styles and handsome finishes

makes it easy to -match your other, furniture and each section is as stout as modern mechanical skill can make it.

$11.50, $15.00; 17.0 Golden or Fumed Oak, 3 ect'ons, Top and Base

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CEDAR CHEST SPECIAL IS indies long by 17 Inches wide, made of selected Tennessee Mountain Cedar, fine finish and a certain protection against &rw f moths 3IDU

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