Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 144, 4 May 1916 — Page 13
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These seven men, captured by United States troopers in the, raid on Columbus, were sentenced to be hanged by Judge Medler in the town they looted One of the prisoners, badly wounded, was carried into the court room ona cot. All, with the exception
of this man, received their doom stoically. . . . , ,
At Coliseum Friday
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QUOTES SHAKESPEARE IN SERMON SUBJECTS
Rev. J. J. Rae announced this morning a series of sermons which he will deliver, in the First Presbyterian church on the Sunday afternoons dur
ing May. - The services will start at 4:45 o'clock in the afternoon. The subjects are based on Shakespeare. In order they are "Tongues in Trees"; "Books in the Running Brooks"; "Sermons in Stones"; "Good in Everything."
WILL REMAIN AWAY
Seeoa from "The BatUe Cry oiFtaee". a Ftva Part Vitatfraph Film U rittrn by Commodore J. Smart Blaektoa Tritb a View of Awakini Awerioana to the Dener o( lcvniatf War tferoolb Uaprcparedacaa for Defenie, Secretary ef AVer Grrim and other Public Mm Have Civea
COOKING GLASSES PREVENT TRUANCY
"Cocking classes for boys are good preventions for truancy." This was an expression of Principal D. D. Ramsey, speaking of the boys' cooking classes at Whitewater school. ; Mr. Ramsey explained that the boys who took cooking were seldom abent on cooking class days. Not only that, but they are more careful in their deportment. They gladly put on .aprons that the girls' sewing classes make for them.
RAE SELECTS TOPIC
Special Mothers' day services are being planned at the First Presbyterian church, Rev. J. J. Rae announced today. The Sunday school is arranging for a program. The Rev. Mr. Rae will speak on "Mother Mary" at this service.
MOTHER DRINKS ACID.
LYONS, Ind May 4. Mrs. Edgar York, mother of two small" children, committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid, and left a note saying her husband should not be blamed.
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BRIEFS
A big value in Lace Curtains, $2.50 pair. Knollenberg's Lace Curtain Sale. Battle Cry of Peace Friday and Saturday. Admission: Adults 25c. Children 10c. Battle Cry of Peace Friday and Saturday. Admission: Adults 25c. Children 10c. $3.98 a pair, values up to S6.00 pair. One of the sensations of our Lace Curtain Sale, Knollenbergs Store. z Battle Cry of Peace Friday and Saturday. Admission: Adults 25c. Children 10c. i Knollenberg's Lace Curtain Sale ends Saturday. ; A big value in Lace Curtains, $2.50 pair. Knollenberg's Lace Curtain Sale. - Battle Cry of Peace Friday and Saturday. Admission : Adults 25c. Children 10c. $3.98 a. pair, values up" to $6.00 pair. One of the sensations of our Lace Curtain Sale. Knollenberg's Store. vt Kncllenberg's Lace Curtain Sale ends Saturday.
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ROTATION. "Are you going to have & garden his year?" . "No; it Isn't my turn to make a gar ten. I'm going to keep chickens this ear and let my neighbors make the arden."
TYLES
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Woman's Eye
Sol Meredith Post, O. A. R. will not be represented at the etate enacmpment at Evansville this year. Lafe Larsh is a member of the committee on credentials but he probably will not
attend the session.
PROGHAU COMPLETE nQ'GdCZBIGOiT AT GUTERVILLE HIGH
CINTERVTLLE; Ind, , Mar 4. The Ceaterrille common school and Center
township schools will hold their com
mencement exercise jointly at the M
E. church Wednesday evening. May 10,
at 8 o'clock- Following la the pro
gram:
"Start and Stripes Forever"
MlllJcent" Orchestra
Invocation Rev, Pfeiffer
"Somewhere a Voice is CallinsT. .
. . . i ...... ; ...... Mr. Sterling Reid
Class Address ...... Geo. W. Winfrey
Midnigh Girl- Orctestra
Presentation of Diplomas ..........
. . . . . . ... . . .Snpt. Cbaa. O. WUliams American Pattsl" .Orchestra
Benediction . . . . . . ... . . Rev. Pfeiffer
Graduates of the Center township
schools are: Marjorie Asbbaugh, Rus
sell Shadle, Eva Wissler, Ethel Gar: rett. Anna Fulton. Edna. Foley. Isaac
Doddridge, Kathryne George, Anna
Harris. Howard Burris, Leeta Taylor,
Eugene Tuttle and Horace Statts.
From Centervllle school r Lena Cappellar,. Nellie Booth, Edith Bramer, Fred Castetter," Churls Welfer, " Iva
Bishop, - Clifford Cummins, Letcher
Saunders, Esther Gibson, Anna Black, Esther Fonts, Murl Terry, Ina Carver,
Dorothy Schelly Roy Harris, Edna
Johnston and Raymond Martin.
SCHOOL TO EXHIBIT v;on;t:OF STUDEriTS
Vhitewater school will hold, an exhibit of. work done by students during the tfasV.year on May 25. . This was announced yesterday by Principal D. D. .Ramsey. Parents will be asked to make this a visiting day at the school. After viewing the ; exhibits, visitors will be asked to attend the classes.
WHITEWATER PATRONS
WAIIT SPECIAL WORK
- About 154 patrons of Whitewater
school want their children) to go to school during the summer. They are divided In their opinions as to whether only the manual training and domestic science should be taught or whether the 2 regular school work should be
given.
The, proposed summer course would start on or about June 6x and would
last for six weeks.
The domestic science course that was given last summer will probably
be repeated. This course last ten weeks and is open to all girls.
LOCAL FRIEI1DS
Prof. Allen D.Hole of Eartham col-
XTft S' HWrla and Tom JoneS
wiU speak at the Indiana Yearly Meeting of the Christian Endeavor Union
convention; The meetmgwiu oe new
at Jonesboro, Ind.. May 19-21.-
A.rtnt. .(vi.tT fnr hir r-tiltnre has
offered a substantial prize for the best
bulb digging macnme.
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" Weather sounds accompany the aurora borealls, as is asserted by natives of the far northern latitudes, it being Investigated by Norwegian scientists.
MBest Location at a Price
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COMMITTEE SUCCEEDS
The committee of seven, appointed at the Men's conference held here last October to confer with the board of the five years meeting of Friends, about any desirable changes and combinations in the plan of organization. Is making commendable, progress, according to a current issue of the American Friend.
CHURCH WJLL ELECT -DELEGATE TO U. B. - - - ' -'CHURCH CONFERENCE
Richmond Federation of Churches will be passed on by the First United Brethern church next Monday at the quarterly meeting. A delegate to the White river, conference to be held in Wabash late in August will be elected. Officers will make reports.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN TO JOIN FEDERATION
The Session of the First Presbyterian church passed favorably on the Richmond Federation of Churches at its meeting last night. This was the only important business that came before the session.
There's hardly a - country that has
not been represented in fashions in one way or another during the past season. Quite the latest center to inspire new features is Holland and as a result the charming three-pieced outfit has come to light The material is tussah, in grey, white and navy blue. The-latter-two colors are introduced in broad border on the skirt, which is fashioned in an apron tunic effect The large pockets, deep collar and loosely belted waistline, are ; typical Of . the Dutch costume. Even the saucy cap Is a duplicate of the national outfit.
NO MORE GRAY HAIR Mfldredlna Hair Remedy Never'-Fails To restore gray hair to its natural color and beauty. No matter how old and faded your hair looks, or how long you have been gray, it will work. wonders for you,1 keep you looking, young, promote a luxurious growth of healthy hair, stop It3 falling out and positively remove dandruff. Will not soil skin or linen. Will not injure your hair. Is not a dye. . Refuses all substitutes; 50c and $1.00 a bottle at druggists.
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling: Eyes
Most Women Can Have
FREE to show how quick vMiIdredina Hair Remedy acts, we will send a large sample free by return mail to any one sending this Coupon to Mildred Louise. Co., Boston, Mass., with name and address and 1.0c for postage, etc. ' For sale by A. G. Lu ten & Co. ,. .
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NO SOOT, NO CLINKERS, NO SLACK The Best Fuel for Stove, Grate or Furnace.
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Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known Ohio Pbysiciaa Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ailments. During these years be gave to his fatients a prescription made of a few welleown vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil. naming them Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, you will know them by their olive color. . , ; T These tablets are wonder-worker's on the
.' liver and bowels, which cause a normal ; action, carrying off the waste and poisonous
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given to the citi zens of the city of, Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, that I, the undersigned, being duly qualified by law to receive the same, willmake aonllca-
) tion to the board of. commissioners of .1. - .. . r
iub vuumy-ci. wayne, in tne state of Indiana, at the next regular session of said board, commencing on the first Monday of 'June, -191$,-Tor a renewal of my license to sell intoxicating, spiritous, vinous and malt liquor at retail and in less quantities than five, gallons at a time, and permit the same to be-drunk upon the premises where sold, and to carry on' a lunch counter In connection with said business. -' ; r The precise location of the premises upon which I will make said appjlca. tion for the renewal of my said license to sell said intoxicating liquor
at retail, ana upon wnicn i will sell said, liquor if said renewal is granted
it you nave a pale tace, sallow iook, aau i i" aa 'u"i wm.,f BiBj'
SOMEWHAT AMBIGUOUS. "So you, have taken to carryini
iround a moukey?,.'' This is going toe
' eves, pimples, coated tonfrue. headaches, a
listless, noood feeling, all oct of sorts, is active bowels, you take one of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets sightly for a time and note
tne pleasing results.
certain' room 434 feet north and south by. 13 feet east.' and west on. the ground floor of a certain three-story brick building., situated - upon a ; part
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take Dr. Edwards Olive 'Tablets now and tion to the city of Richmond, Wayne-'
then just to keep in the pink of conaition. county, Indiana. Said roam fronts on
tir. jiowara uutb i ao ew, wa wrew . th south side Of Main Street In aald
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fal substitute for calomel 10c and 25s per box. All drpggists. '. - '' TheOlive Tablet Company, Columbus, O.
city, and is known as No, 611 Main
street, and la in the First ward thereof, (may 4-lt) JAMES C;BRAXTON.
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Lsdies . w h t e Grey washable BRONZE KID Ladles' Patent or Ladies' White Nawashable kid, Col- Kid, Colonial PUMP, $4.50 Dull Pumps or poteon Boots; low enial Pump, $5.00 Pump,- $4.50 val- VALUE, SALE Straps, at or high heel, value ue PRICE $1.93, $2.45, at $3.98 3.48 $3.48 $2.9S $2.48
Klenfs Hew Spring Styles in Shoes If you men that are paying $5.00 for your Dress Shoes would come and see our Beacon Specials, your Shoe problems would be solved. Any leather, any style,
extreme or conservative We Have Them!
High or low Shoes; Beacon Girls' and Boys' Spring Specials, at . , J(oeS - $3.48 and $3.98. t' " , t ; That Is'eur specialty, to shoe the The greatest and largest line of i girls and boys In something new Men's Shoea and Oxfords we " and different, and at ow prices. ever carried, for Tennis Slippers, all sizes $1.98 and $2.48 v 50c
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