Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 51, 10 January 1916 — Page 3

PAGE THREE MILITANT CAMPAIGN BEGUN BY SOCIETY FIGHTING PHTHISIS Ruins of Lermaise-Les-Bains MINISTERS TO MEET ONCE EACH WEEK UNDER NEW ORDER , The Wayne County Antl-Tuberculo-That the ' Ministerial association meet in the Y, M. C. A. every Monday morning instead of semi-monthly, as has heretofore been the rule, Is provided for in a resolution which will be considered and probably adopted at the next session of that body. The resolution was offered . at this morning's meeting. Detective Owen O. Wiard ct Chicago, was one of the speakers. Principal F. C Pickell of the high school, made a brief report of the reception by the high school students of the proposed Biblo study. fcis society will meet at the Commercial club Wednesday afternoon to make further plana for hiring a county visiting nurse. The report of the pres ident of the Domestic Science assoclatlon on the sals of the Red Cross Christmas nmla, will be made and the .amount apportioned among the various county, city and state interci. The campaign for raising funds la progressing under the leadership of Dr. D. W. Dennis, chairman of. the committee. Ho hassecured approximately $200. At least $100 la expected from the sale of the stamps.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JAN. 10, 1916

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LIGHTBOURN POINTS TO CHURCH PROGRESS

The need of the church members giving Individually, systematically and to the best of their ability according to their incomes to the church funds was emphasized by Itev. J. S. Lightbourn, rector of the St. Paul's Episcopal church in his fifth anniversary sermon. Rev. Mr. Llghtbourn pointed out the progress and growth and Improvement which has been niade in conditions of the church In the last five years and then took opportunity to tell of the coming preaching mission which will be conducted here for seven days by Rev. Mallett of New Albany, about the first of May. -

STUDENTS TO WRITE HISTORICAL ESSAY

Each applicant for graduation in the public schools in Wayne county will be required to write an historical sketch or essay on important- facts concerning Wayne county. This is the ultimatum pronounoed by County Superintendent Williams today in a print

ed circular that is being distributed

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The ruins of Lermaise-Les-Bains, France, after its bombard ment :ind fall, illustrating Gouverneur Morris' article on the striking contrasts he noted on a tour of captured French and German towns and villages.

Political Methods Adopted by S. S.

ntm Constance coluer WbeAhkes Her Film Debut ia Tk Tongue of Moa

Puccessrul application of business and political methods to arouse interest in Sunday school work was made last week by the Young ,Ien's class at the First Methodist churVh. which yesterday had a totpl attendance of fifty-eigh't. Members of the class, headed by Hrrold Brown, Morris V.'oodhurst, Ray Swisher and Maurice Brown, did active personal work. Yes

terday morning auwraoimra were That's what thousands cf stomach uf-

pressea into service 10 onng tne young fcrer are doing now. Instead of taking

STonncn upset? Get at the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets

ACTING OF CHILDREN FEATURES PICTURES

BOQZE CAUSES THEFT

"When you get full of Cambridge City whisky you are liable to steal anything," said .fudge Fox to George Ililey ard James Walke:1 this mornins in cirevit court, as he pronounced a

TUESDAY CLUB HEARS SPEECH ON PUHGiiAS

Ethel May Oakland, grand-daughter of Mrs. Mary Oaklaid, was seen on

the screen for the first time in Rich- j fine . of $15 and costs and ten days in

mnrri veuturtinv u-htm a. ivua ciinvvi jail for attempting to steal a pair of

at the Palace theatre in the "Hearts

of Men." With , little Frank Lonaci e assisting, the 7-year-old star gave the large audiences the keenest of enjoyment.

GETTING LATE RETURNS.

I shoes trom tne Caldwell snoe juore.

Cambridge City. Walker and Uiley wene arrested two weeks ago by the marshal of Cambridge City after Mrs.

Ed Drishell, a clerk at the shoe store

prevented the two men from a pair of shoes.

WESTPORT, IrtL, Jan. 10. Add Fourth of July accidents: Miles Thom-

throuehout the schools of the county. , son of West port. eyej,i?,ht nearly de-

The proposed purchase of the Richmond Liht, Ilfat and Power company by the city will be the subject of a talk by City Attorney William A. Bond at the meeting of ninety-six business :an at a luncheon at the Westcott Hotel, Tueeday noon. Time will probably prevent ;i general discussion of he

tealiug i question by ether men attending the

luncnecn, Charles A. Jordan said today.

1EACH SOGGY STOLEN

i men from across the river and distant

parts of the city,

L. A. Beach, a farmer living north of the cify on the Middleboro pike, had a horse and buggy stolen Saturuay night following his arrival In Richmond. No trace of the outfit has been secured.

CLERKS TAKE WIVES.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10.- The Indiana Hotel Clerks association hat! a

These sketches or essays Will be grad- j stroyed. Miles ia the young son of , hard time getting tegethor. But., the ed in the office of the county snperin-' James M. Thompson. lie saved some j clerks have p.dcpted a new system pnd tendent and best ones will be publish-! of his crackers to last through the all i3 well. They'll take their wives to

'INTERNATIONAL BABY."

Jan. 10

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PORTLAND. Ind

newly born son of Mr. ;:

Zarcadi ic. known m the "International Baby." Its grandparents were born in

ed in pamphlet form by the Wayne j year. The accident occurred when ha the meetings after this Now they ara i Italy, its father in Brazil ana Us inotn-

Countv Historical society. ! started to see why cue didn't go off. table to master a Quorum at all times. : or m America.

OMIKATE OFFICIALS

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Nominations for vacancies on the board of directors and trustees which expired on Jan. 18, the date of the annual meeting of the Young Men's

Christian association, will be made in writing to the Nomination committee recently appointed. The chairman of the committee is A. L. Smith. The

;1 Mrs. Macy i tommuiee wui meet a snon ume prior

io me annual meeting. lUeniDers or i the association will vole on the names submitted at the annual session.

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PLASTERS The World's Grtattst External AVouJy. Pain In Side,

Rheumatism, Backache, Any Local Pain. Insist on Having ALLCOCK'S.

tonics, or trying to patch up a poor discs

tlon. they are attacking the real cause of the ailment dossed liver and disordered bowels. : .( Sr. Kdwards Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a, soothing-, healing iray. 'WTica the liver and bowels are performing their natural functions, away goes Indigestion and stomach troubles. If you hare & bad taste In your month, tongue coated, appetite poor, laxy. don'tcare feeling, no ambition or energy, troubled with unattested food, you should take Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegrtable compound mixed with olive oil. You will know them by their olive color They do the work without griping; cramps or rain. Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief, eo you can eat what you like. At lOn and 25c per box. All druggists. The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, (X

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We also make the ARCO Wand Vacuum Cleaner, connected by an iron suction pipe to various floors of houses,

flats, schools, churches, hotels, etc. Through a light-weight hose ALL the dirt, cobwebs, lint, threads, moths, etc., are drawn with lightning rapidity down the iron piping into big, sealed dust-bucket in cellar. No draggirg around a clumsy, inefficient portable cleaner instead, you

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