Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 145, 5 May 1916 — Page 16

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAIL FRIDAY, May 5, 1916.

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Richmond's apathetic attitude to- , -wrard the centennial celebration Is re- ; ceiring singular notion throughout the (state. "Nearly every town in the state will observe the centennial in some fitting way, reads the report of the state commission. "Richmond has , been, perhaps, the most apathetic' of the larger cities, although 1916 marks Its own centennial anniversary. The Qua- . Iters and Earlham college are endeavoring to retrieve the day- for, Richmond with a pageant to be presented during commencement week, portraying the Quaker, settlement in the i Whitewater valley and their contri: r button to Indiana .history. Dr. L S.

LEAGUE GIVES PLAY TO RAISE FUND OF $75

Members of the Epworth League of the Grace M. E. church, will give a suffrage play, "On to Victory" in the high school auditorium on May 24. The money received will be used to raise a $75 pledge to foreign missions. Mrs. Grace Gorman is coaching the cast. The young ladles of the league will act as ushers.

: The cast: - ' Barbara Mannin, an ardent suffragist, Lena Hinvor. ; Miss Caroline Mannlne. hr malrtftn

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Thompson. Betty Montgomery, Barbara's college chum, Edith Pinnick. , Mrs. Evelyn Biggs, Mrs. C. M. Cook. Nettle, a maid at the Manning's.

Esther Henning.

Augustus Bigg. Lawrence Compton. ' Rev. David .Sheldon, William S. Price.

Harold, the ' old trails enthusiast, ; be

lieves that Richmond will ' yet- wake

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SEVASTOPOL PUPILS I GIVE PAGEANT SOON

Sevastopol school will give its pageant as, soon as the weather permits, Principal J. W. Outland announced today. Each room will give a short part of the general pageant. It will represent some lnterestlne facta concArninar tha

i state In commemoration of the nunf dredth anniversary of its admission into the union. At the close, all' the, ' children will Join in a May Pole play. THREE SISTERS MEET

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FEDERATION TO r.'.EET later in r.;o;iTii

A directors meeting . of the Richmond Federation "of churches can probably be held about the middle ' of the month, S. E." iNicholson .said,, today. Thfs friMtinF-will h called as soon as

the churches have all had. time to act

on It. - . Varh r-hnrrh will be renresented In

the dlrectora meeting by the pastor

and two laymen. .

LEAGUE TO ATTEND DISTRICT MEETING

Ministers of the. Methodist churches

of the city . will attend ne mpworw League convention to be held at Union City, June 13-13. Delegates from each of the leagues will also attend. ,. nv. TJ. S. A. Bridge said he expect

ed at least twelve members of the

league of the Grace M. E. church would attend. -

DIVORCE SUIT DROPPED.

EATON, O., May 5. Upon motion of plaintiff, the divorce suit filed by Ed. L. Travis against Alice Travis has been dismissed - from, common pleas

court without' record The plaintiff

charged gross neglect. The couple re

sides at Camden.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 6. Three sisiters.met here for the first time in twenty years, when Mrs. H. M. Beech ;of Ann Arbor, Mich., and Mrs. F.'C. G reason of Toledo, were called to the ; bedside of their sister, Mrs. L. Burnet : Cowen, 82.

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HIRSCH'S One Big Bargain Day HIRSCH'S

M EIIMCIHI9 gsToi Just returned from the market. Bought, manufacturer's surplus stocks of Ladies' Suits, Coats and Silk Taffeta Skirts. . On sale Saturday at EXTREME LOW PRICES

LADIES' COAT 7r7 LADIES' SPRING

These suits came in today. Suits which were made to sell for not less than $25. All materials, colors and sizes. The biggest values you ever saw.

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'iJn celebration of the hundredth an-J

jaiyersary of the .Epworth League, 'a

union meeting of all the Leagues of the Methodist churches of the city will be held in the Grace M. .E. church,

ouaaay, May 14. A special program is being arranged by William Price.;

I At 7:30 o'clock a union meeting of

au ine Methodist congregations of the town wll be held in the auditorium of

tne Grace M. E. church. - Rev. H. C. Harman will conduct the service. .

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

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INDIANAPOLIS, May 5. 31eg N. Hunt, a son-in-law, was appointed administrator of the .estate of, Dr. Cyrus N. Harold who 'died April 19. ' Dr. I. Harold, of Richmond, is a brother. The. estate ia valued at, $22,000. f , s

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Beginning SundayfMay 7th the Delivery : and Sale of The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune, ; In RICHMOND , : will be in charge of Mr. Wm. H. Rahn, a man capable of giv:ing our readers the prompt and regular service they deserve. Subscribers will do us a great favor by notifying him of any ' late or irregular delivery of this paper. . THE COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE . Phone 2357

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