Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 320, 22 December 1915 — Page 12

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BETHEL M. E, GIVES CHRISTMAS CANTATA

Ninety people will participate In the Christmas cantata to be held at Bethel A. M. E. church on Dec. 37. The Holy One of Israel" will be produced with duets. Mot, quartets and two choirs of over fifty voices, and promises to be one of the musical treats of the year. The program: Introductory Worship. - Anthem by the choir, "Rejoice,-O Daughter of Zlon;" Invocation, Rev. J. P. Wallace. Part I Awaiting His Coming. , Bible recitation; song by the school, "God Be With Us"; recitation by Mary, "I Am Weary of the Waiting"; duet by Mary and Joseph, "God's Love Is All Around Us." 5 Part II The Promised Time Draws Nigh. . Song by the school, "Hail, Happy Morning;" recitation, "As Caesar Hath Decreed"; sung by the choir," Comfort Ye My People;" primary motion song, "Father, Keep Us In Thy Love;" exercise, "A Vision of the Night;" men's quartet by Rabbis, "He Shall Come." Part III Behold He Cometh. Song by the school, "Birth-Bells of Jesus;" recitation and drill, "The Dayright Flies;" duet and angel chorus, "Hark! a Song Thro' the Skies Resounding;" tableau, "Around His Bed;" anthem by the choir, "God So Lcved the World;", exercise. "On the Way to Bethlehem;" song by the shepherds and the school, "Star of the Orient;" recitation, "Once a Shining Star;" primary solo and chorus, "Pretty Stars Look Down on Me." Part IV Triumphant Praise. Song by the school and the choir, . "All Hall the Redeemer;" exercise, "The Wise Men's Search;" trio by the ' Wise Men, "Marching to the Manger Bed;" song by the class and the school, "Sing Hallelujah;" short address, "What Gifts Shall We Bring to the King;" closing song by the school ' and the choir. "Our Glorious King;" benediction by the pastor and the 1 choir.

FIRST M. E. TO GIVE CHRISTMAS CANTATA

The choir of the First M. E. church I will give a Christmas cantata Sunday evening. Under the direction of : Prof. R. C. Sloane the choir will render George B. Nevln's "Adoration." Solos will be taken by Mrs. John Marshall, Mrs. Ray Longnecker and George Hodge. At the morning service the Sunday school has arranged a program of recitations and songs. The primary department is practicing on a special program to be given as part of the Sunday mqrning service. Elaborate decorations appropriate to the season are in the hands of a special committee.

CONTRIBUTE FOOD TO HOTEL DE BUM

With the opening of the Hotel de Bum in the basement of the city hall w here tramps and homeless men may stay over night in the shelter and receive a bit of breakfast the next morning, numerous contributions of substantial food have been made by charitably inclined citizens. The contributions Include a bag of potatoes, apples, sugar and which is prepared for the men by one of the police officers.

SPA WILL CLOSE.

Announcement was made today that the restaurant of the Y. M. C. A. will be closed on Christmas Day to give the employes an opportunity to enjoy the annual holiday.

BRIEFS

PRIED OYSTER LUNCH XMAS EVE. PATTERSON'S, 14 S. 9TH ST.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as the

executrix of the last will and testament of Patrick F. Broderlck, deceased, late of Wayne county, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. MARY A. BRODERICK, Executrix. Raymond G. Kelley, Atty. (dec8-15-22)

FRIED OYSTER LUNCH XMAS EVE. PATTERSON'S, 14 S. 9TH ST.

Roast elk Xmas eve, 4 p. in. to 11 p. m. F. H. Puthoff. 203 Ft. Wayne ave. 21 2i The Weather a Year Ago Today Cloudy. Temperature, High 20. Low 24 remember Laxative Bromo Quinine cures a cold In one day. There Is only one "Bromo Quinine." Look for signature E. W. GROVE. 25c Adv.

Roast elk on Christmas eve between 3 to 11 p. m. D. O'Connor, 20 North Ninth street.

Turkey lunch at Arlington bar Christmas eve.

MANY PEOPLE DON'T KNOW A sluggish liver can cause a i erson an awful lot of misery. Spells of dizziness, headaches, constipation and biliousness are sure signs that your liver needs help. Take Dr. King's New Life Pills and see how they help tone up the whole syst-n. Fine for the stomach, too. Aids digestion. Purifies the blood and clears the complexion. Only 25c at your druggist. Adv.

Turkey lunch at Arlington bar Christmas eve. Card of Thanks. We wish to extend our many thanks to the Starr Piano company, glove factory, fraternal orders, neighbors and friends, for their many beautiful floral Offerings and kindness and sympathy luring the illness and death of our fteloved son and brother, Raymond C Morford May God bless each and "ry one is our prayer.

PRINCE VON BUELOW

WORKING FOR PEACE

INDIANAPOLIS TEAM PLAYS AT COLISEUM

The Indianapolis five with Vic Newman In the lineup comes here tonight to meet the Richmond polo team at the Coliseum. The capital city men expect to reverse the result of the last game when they were defeated 6-3. Indianapolis showed class in that game and they count on the game at Muncie Tuesday to take a lot of "sap" out of the locals. .,.--f-i.T. Both May and Lewis showed up In great form during the last game here and the most ardent fan is willing to admit that if some of their shots had stayed in -Instead of popping out that there would have been a different story to tell after the fray was over.

SKIDS DOWN BANK.

Lane Meyers, a. farmer living near Greensfork, had a narrow escape from death yesterday near his home when a big touring car, which he was driving, skidded off the road into a ditch and turned completely over. Meyers took the tumble with the machine but escaped without a scratch.

HOLD BOARD SESSION.

Members of the board of the South Side Imprevement association met in regular session last night and transacted routine business. Nothing of especial importance came up for discussion. At the next meeting in two weeks the newly-elected officers will be installed. Adojph Blickwedel presided last night.

R. N. OF A. TO MEET

Mapleleaf Camp, Royal Neighbors of America will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at their lodge room on Main street.

GIVE TO WERNLE HOME

Special offerings for the Wernle Orphans' Home will be "taken at St. John's church during the Christmas holiday services, was the announcement made today by the Rev. A.. J. Feeger. He also, stated that a check for $100 bad been forwarded to New York as the contribution of SL John's church for relief -work among the wounded German and Austrian soldiers. Contributions for this purpose are still coming in. The movement to aid the war stricken sufferers began two weeks ago. . ; . "

FORD GIVES $10,000

CHRISTIAN1A, Dec. 22. America's peace pilgrims were united today when the party which accompanied Henry Ford on the liner Oscar . II were joined by those from New York on board the steamship Frederick III. The nartfistn were given a banauet

by the Norwegian Students' associa

tion last night ana a great aemonstration followed when Louis Lochner, Mr. Tfnrrl'R Mtcretarv said that the leader

had presented the association with

$10,000 to help in the construction or a new building to house the association.

BARKER SHOPS OPEN ON CHRISTMAS DAY

Among the many other useful things which the man of the house may buy for himself this year is a Christmas shave. This makes a decorative as well as much to be desired gift. Barbers of Richmond, have announced that they will close at 8 o'clock Christmas eve and then remain open until noon on Christmas Day.

Although professing not to be on a

pacific mission, Prince von Buelow, formerly German Imperial Chancellor j

and the ablest of German diplomatists, continues, to reside in Switzerland and to hold conferences with many persons, both of his own and of other nationalities. Recently, it is said, at a dinner the Prince was overheard discussing the possibility of peace with his guests. .

FINDS MASTODON TOOTH.

OAKTOWN, Ind., Dec. 22. A mastodon's tooth, fourteen inches in circumference, was found by Henry Hollingsworth, a 12-year-old lad.

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31-33 South 6th St.

Phone 1679

"BOB" PEELE FINED FOR INTOXICATION , -.- : t 1. " Much difficulty was experienced last evening in getting "Bob" Peele of Centerville, a newspaper man, into city JalL Peele was so filled with Toletide stimulants that he had difficulty in navigating. At the entrance to the city building, Sergeant Winters took him by the ankles and Officer Stephenson seized him under the shoulders. As Winters started to back into the doorward with his section of the CaDtlve Stenhnrmnn itninaH nn Ma

overcoaL That officer fell, 'dropping

nis ena oi the burden. Winters, how-, ever, tugged away until Peele, yelling "get a truck," had been dragged into the hallway. Peele drew a fine of $5 and costs this morning. REFUSES NOMINATION.

Although approached by prominent Democrats insisting that he announce himself a candidate for nrnatvtitnr

subject to the Democratic nomination.

w. u. lvewis, a well-known young attorney, refuses to make the race. JOShua Allen, who hp hpen tho TVamn.

cratic nominee for the past two elections, says that he will not be in the race this year.

WIRE INVITATIONS v .i. TO SECURE TOURNEY

Special invitations by telegraph will be sent from Richmond business men when the committee of the . State .High School Athletic association met soon to select the place for holding the ' basketball tournament in the Sixth district. Everybody in Richmond Is a basket ball fan and Is boosting for the town as the tournament center.

WIS 4 THEATRE W Y IT I W Main and h . . TONIGHT 2 Reel Imp. "THE LITTLE LADY ACROSS THE WAY." One Reel The Awakening of Patsy."'

UNDERG0E8 OPERATION

Miss Edith Uhl. stenographer at -tin Palladium office, .was-last night removed to the hospital where she underwent ; an operation for appendicfc tis. She is resting comfortably today.

SENDS COUPLE HOME. INDIANAPOLIS. TWmv 99 Tho rn.

mance of Joseph DeMarti, 20, and Alberta Bowman. 18. of ValnarjiUn

to an end when Judge Deery sent the

young coupie nome after they ha 1 been '

unaoie 10 secure a marriage license. DeMarti was a law student at Valpa-j

raiso university.

ACE

TODAY The Most Beautiful of Stage and Screen Stars. MME. OLGA PETKOVA In the 5-Act Drama "The Heart of a Painted Woman"

SABCABE THEATRE TONIGHT Presents the - Dainty Star of Stage and Screen IRENE FENWICK And a Cast of Dazzling Brilliance In , GEORGE KLEINE'S Drama of Circumstantial Evidence "The Green CIoaK" FIVE PARTS Adapted from the Play by Owen Davis and Henry K. Webster. The story of an innocent woman enmeshed in a tangled web of suspicion and bow fate unravels the knotted skeins of . mystery. . : ... The Cast Delia Connor. Roland Bottomloy, Anna Reader, John Davidson. Frank . Belcher. Rlchii Ling. - Released Through the KleineEdison Feature Service.

Just two shopping days remain and we expect a great crowd of Christmas buyers, and have made special arrangements whereby we can serve you very promptly and supply you with the sort of useful and practical gifts you want. Read these last 2 days specials quoted below:

elect Bashes'

And You Will Please Her Nippon Hand Painted Japanese China, in a great variety of shapes, at 25c to $2.00 Casseroles, large size $1.50

Crystal Glass Vases 39c 7- piece Berry Sets, Nippon China, for $2 & $2.50 Cut Glass Water Sets at $9.00 to $17.50 8- inch Cut Glass Salad Dishes $2.00

Hand Painted Initial Salts and Peppers, at per set $1.00 French Baskets 50c & $1 Come look over our gift tables of Fancy China, at 10c, 25c, 50c, $75c, $1

S fa e d Like a ' Wai s t

Buy her Silk enough for a Waist, yd. . .59c to 98c Silk Waists .98c to $3.95 Buy her Furs, set .$5.98 to $18.00

A new Coat for her, buy it at our Xmas Coat Sale at $5.00 to $12.50 Angora Cap and Scarf Sets $1.00 to $1.50

Dresser Scarfs and Centers ..10c to $1.00 Fancy Turkish Towels, 25c to $1.00 Fancy Aprons 23c & 50c

Christmas Toilet Sets

Silver Brush and Comb Sets $1.50 Parisian Ivory Comb. Brush and Mirror $1.25 Brush and Combs at 98c and $1.25

Fancy Collars and Ribbon Sewing Sets at 25c and 50c White Manicure Sets at 50c and 98c Leather Purses 49c & 98c

Gold Filled Lavellieres at 50c and 98c Gold Filled Pins ....50c Buy her an Umbrella 75c to $1.98

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ast Call for Do

We still have a great variety of the kind of Dolls the Kiddies want. Sleds at $1.00 and $1.50

Doll Cabs, brown reed, Tool Chests, Toy Piano, at ...... $3.00 and $4.00 chairs, etc. Ivory Reed Carts ........ $5.00 and $6.00 Books for the little ones;

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