Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 50, 8 January 1916 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, JAN. 8. 1916

EXPECTS 50 TO TAKE SALESMANSHIP WORK

An , enrollment of fifty, at least. Is expected In the night, school class, for the study of salesmanship which will be organized Monday night, according to Principal F. G. Pickell of the high school. The instructor will be Lee B. Nusbaum.

The course will consist of eight les

sons and classes will meet every Mon

day and Wednesday night. The eight

lessons are as follows: Essentials of good ; salesmanship, proper care of

merchandise, essential courtesies and

types of customers, making the sale and business wastes. There will be two lessons in the last three subjects

named, '

The course Is open to all salesman

people and persons , more than fourteen years old who are employed dur

ing the day.

WOKEN SAW WOOD

A wood-sawing contest between Mrs,

Rose Baker tnd Mrs. Minnie Clark of

Middleboro, wherein Mrs. Clark won

and demonstrated as much ability as

any man might have shown, featured

the meeting last night of the Middle

boro. Arbor of Gleaners in school house No. 1 Wayne township. Mrs.

Clark sawed three stakes.

Twenty-one dollars waj donated to

defray the expenses of will Barton, delegate to the grand lodge meeting

In Kalamazoo, Jan. 11, 12, 13 and 14.

Candidates will be given degree

work at the meeting next Thursday.

OFFICERS INSTALLED.

- - Installation of newly elected officers

-was held last night by the Whitewater

lodge, I. O. O. F. and attended by sixty members. The officers are as

follows: Noble grand, Walter North;

vice grands Sam Gephart; secretary,

it. A. Handler; treasurer, E. D. Neff.

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ST. FEtlX COUIiOiL . ijal:es i;ew-i;hd

St Felix Council. C. B. W held Its annual meeting last night and elected the following' officers for the ensuing year: Conrad Zwlssler, . president; Bernard Rettlghaus, rice president; John Huber, orator; F. M. Meyer, orator; John Huber, chancellor; , John Zwlssler, secretary; Henry Imhoff, treasurer; , Andrew Westendort. collector; Clem Lahrman. marshal; William Austerman, guard; L. P. . McTigue, Ben Schrader and Clem Lahrman. ' trustees. - The organization, while having but a small membership, Is In a flourishing financial condition. DETECTIVE TO SPEAK

. With the arrangement of the musi

cal program everything Is in readiness for the men's meeting at the Gennett

theatre Sunday afternoon. Secretary

Learner of the Y. M. C. A, announced today. Ralph Little, baritone, will sing a solo, and Philip Gates, leader of the orchestra,' will render a French horn solo. The speaker Is Captain Owen O. Wiard. 5 Chicago detective, whose subject will be "The Game of the Gambler."

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DOZSA NATURALIZED.

Frank Dozsa, at native of Germany, was naturalized as an American citizen by Judge Fox this morning in circuit court.

DR. RAE DESCRIBES POSSIBILITIES

""The last of the' talks on " . 'i : Church by the Rev. Joseph John Rae In the First Presbyterian church was given last night. The series has been well attended throughout, especially bo considering the prevalence of sickness in the city. Dr. Rae said: "There are just five things to be said as to what a church member is. A church member is a

witness of what a man can do for himself. A witness of what God can do for a man. A witness of what God can do with a man. A witness oi what a man can do with God. A rua becomes a partner with God in creation and redemption, and a co-worko in all the ever-increasing projects of the kingdom.

OPEN CHARITY CANVASS

The campaign to raise $2,000 for the work of the social service bureau to complete the campaign for $6,000, which was interrupted by the absence of Fred White, president of the bureau, will be taken up the latter part of the month, according to the statement of the president today. A meeting of the (

members of the association will be held in the Commercial club rooms at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon.

FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE

Cruel and inhuman treatment is alleged in the divorce complaint of Isira Hairsten against Mary Hairsten, filed in circuit court this morning. The plaintiff has been living on South Ninth street. ,

AUTOMOBILE CLUBS COMPLETE MERGER

Peace will reign in automobile circles in the near future through the amalgamation of the Hoosier State Automobile j U.tion and the Indiana State bile Association into an organiz. to be known as the Indiana Automobile Association. -The two organizations now in the field have been at odds for some time but 'negotiations have been underway to bring them together and it looks as though they would come to a successful inclusion. , An important meeting of the Wayne County Automobile Association will be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the Commercial club when J. H. Mills who at

tended the joint committee meeting of

the two state associations held in Indianapolis a few days ago will explain the proposition to the members

City Statistics

water, of which Mrs. Paulson was a member, on " Tuesday morning k at 10:30 o'clock, sun time. The deceased is survived by her parents and on; ; sister and one brother, Mrs. B'red i Wallace and Orin A. Townsend. She!

lived a christian life since girlhood.

GRIP EPIDEMIC HITS INFIRMARY

The epidemic of grip has reached the county poor farm, and Superintendent Petro reported today that of the fifty-seven inmates, fifteen of them are afflicted. There are not at many people at the poor farm this month as there were in January, 1915. Last year there were over sixty inmates reported by the superintendent. Mr. Petro has not completed his annual report. He intends to file his report with the county auditor within the next week.

LA MARTINE The funeral of Mrs. Frances - L Martine, 2209 North F street, will be held Sunday in Cincinnati. The services will be private. Burial Cincinnati. Dayton and Cincinnati papers v lease copy. PAULSON Irene May Paulson. 20 years, wife of Richard A. Paulson, died at Reid Memorial hospital at 2 o'clock this; morning. Mrs. Paulson was born in Whitewater where her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Townsend now reside. She has lived in Richmond two years at South Ninth and O streets. Funeral services will be held at Christian church, White-

The electric sand sifter will outwork ten men, is portable and takes up little room.

PURE BLOOD MAKES HEALTHY PEOPLE

Hood's Sarsaparilla removes scrofula sdres, boils and other eruptions, because it drives out of the blood the humors that cause them. Eruptions cannot be successfully treated with external applications, because these cannot purify the blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla makes rich, red blood, perfects the digestion and builds up the whole system. Insist on having Hood's. Get it now. Adv.

Coupe $1485 Roadster $1285 . o. b. Tottd

Light Electric Here is an Electric for only $1485. A thoroughly high-grade car at an unusually moderate price. ' It has ererything worth while which you want in an electric beauty, comfort, simplicity, speed, mileage, utility. And its operating cost is as proportionately low as its purchase price. Look at the car in our showrooms. Ride in it. The Milburn Charger, simple, inexpen8iveand efficient, solves the home charging problem.

RICHMOND ELECTRIC CO.

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H. R. Marlatt, Salesman

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Begins Wednesday

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Keep the Date in Mind

The Entire Stock Will Be Offcrod At a

lsGount

This sale will be the talk of the community. The values will be unequalled. Watch for our ads Monday and Tuesday.

is the backbone of this sale: With all prices on this furniture cut to the quick, you are not to understand that the reductions are of themselves sufficient inducement to arouse interest the QUALITY of the furniture is the backbone of the sale. No matter how much you might pay you could, not get better workmanship." And by "Quality we also mean character in design, newness and good taste. If you could see the parts you CANT see you would buy it quickly and pay regular prices willingly. Take Our Word for This "Quality Is the Backbone of the Sale."

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We Will Call for and Deliver., Work Promptly Done and Guaranteed to Satisfy.

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