Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 173, 7 June 1916 — Page 12

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BROWN WANTS MORE ' GROUND FOR HIS PLANT

, The factory committee of the South Side Improvement Association report:ed last night t&at the Hamilton Laundry machinery factory was still trying to arrange for a location in Richmond, Thn rnmmtftflp 1su- rnnnrtsH that is. S. Brown had asked for more gronnd on which to enlarge his collar pad factory. Mr. Brown said that unless arrangements could be made here for the enlargement of his factory, he ! would establish a branch factory near Chicago which Is the market place for most of his hair cushions. Mr, Brown ajiked the association to grant him some lot on which to build residences for his employes. Both propositions were left tn the bands of the factory committee. Mr. lizroid I Br- has returned from front Royal, Va, where he attended (Randolph Ilacon academy. Miss Elizabeth ffagemeier win give an evening recital Thursday at 8 o'clock m the high school auditorium, Mrs. Fred J. Bartel Instead of Mrs. E. "E. Meyers will assist with, vocal numbers, and Miss Marguerite Hasemeier ;wfll gle Instrumental numbers. The 'xrablfc Is Invited. No admission will be asked. The program Is appended: .Valse Brilliante Mosikowski Clifford Noss. Russell Jentfus. A Day of Sunshine Hennes Catherine Klute. Wohln? (WhitherT) . Rolling Mildred Ramsey Selected Mrs. Fred J. Bartel. Polnnlng Song1 Mendelssohn Minuet al' Antico . . TV. C. E. Secboocb Mildred Klute. Grande Polka de Concert. .. .Bartlett G-ennette Kramer, Fourth Marurka Godard Russell Jenkins. Vnnes Popular Son (Austrian Folk Sor.gi ) Kreisler Fchon Rosmarin Kreisler PWrot Serendae Randegger' Mil? Marcuerite Hasemeier. Concerto. D-Minor Mendelssohn ATrs. Earl Hart, Gennette Kramer. Fics Marie Csmnbell entertained r embers of a card club yesterday ?ffrnoon pt tbe Country club. Auction was played at two tables. Mrs. 'i'soi Magaw was given the favor. Xext WcdneFday afternoon Mrs. Harry I onir. entertains the club at the Country club. T'or t'ne pleasure of Miss Marguerite I'rv who will be married thi8 month t- Mr. Raymond Myrick, several of -r friends are arranging social func-t1"-". Mondav at 12:30 o'clock Miss Tfu'h Peltz and Mrs. Roy Porter will rrivo a luncheon at the Westcott hotel. Thursdav. Miss Florence Bond entertains with a luncheon, and on Friday Miss Gertrude Bartel is giving a dinner. Mrs. Percy Sorague has returned from Chicapo where she read yesterday before the Young Women's club at the Fourth Presbyterian church. Mrs. Everett McConaha entertained members of a card club Tuesday afternoon at her home. North Eleventh street. Miss Nell Becher and Mrs. Clem McConaha were guests. A luncheon was served. Mr. Charles Clark and Miss Ethel Moorman were married this morning st 5 o'clock at the St. Mary's Catholic church by the Rev. Father Cronin. Mr. and Mrs. Clark left on a short wedding trip and upon their return will be at home in this city. Mr. Clark Is an employe of the Davis Motor Car company. One hundred persons attended the reception given last evening at the St. Paul's Episcopal parish house by the members of the St. Paul's Guild. Members of the Guild were In the receiving line. Mrs. F. W. Kreuger pang several pretty numbers with riano accompaniment. Flowers and ferns ornamented the rooms. Mrs. James Bell played piano numbers. The aid society of the West Richmond Friends' church met yesterday afternoon at the church and spent the time sewing. The Aid meets again next week. The Tuesday club did not meet yesterday afternoon. The meeting will be held later and Mrs. Edward Klute .will be hostess. Informal invitations are being given for the double wedding at the South Eighth street Friends' meeting house, Tuesday morning, June 20 at 9 o'clock when Miss Barbara Beckman will be married to Mr. Royden Parke, and Miss Erma Pickering will be wedded to Mr. Leroy Jones. Colors Like New in Carpets and Rugs Every woman Is astonished when she sees for the first time how plain clsonite will restore the colors in faded, dull and grey looking rugs. It brings the colors back to their original beauty and brightness and makes the carpets and rugs look like new. In addition to restoring the colors, olsonlte renews the oil in the wool fibre and raises the nap. Beating rugs breaks the warp, while scrubbing with soap and water leaves rugs in a broken and crumpled condition, for the ater soaks in, slowly rots the warp, end at the same time takes out the natural oil, leaving the nap brittle and easily broken. Olsonlte can be bought from your druggist in air-tight containers for 50c, pnniiffh tr An vrr nriltnurv s1rd ronfflS. It it easy to use; Just brush over the rug and wipe off that's all, Adv, !

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CHRISTIAN CHURCH TO GIVE PROGRAM MILTON, Ind., June 7 The Rev. and Mrs. Taylor report a very large crowd at the Wesley basket meeting Sunday aftternoon. The Rev. Mr. Taylor preached in the afternoon. The services were conducted in the regular old time Methodist way Mrs. E. A. Kuhn went to Muncie Wednesday to spend . a few weeks with her son, Earl, and family. Word was received here Tuesday evening that Mrs. Mary B. Noll, at Reid Memorila hospital. Richmond, was very low. She was unconscious. Her niece, Mrs.-Nellie Woodcock and Miss Bertie Neff of Columbus, O., were both at her bedside. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dodson of Cambridge City was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. L. Wlke. Charles Callaway was at Richmond Monday. The Christian church Sunday school will observe Childrens' day Sunday evening. MAY LOSE O. N. Q. EATON, O., June 7. Whether this city shall maintain an Ohio National Guard company probably will will be termined Friday night when the Commercial club meets to hear the report of the committee named to enlist recruits. umiHumiHHTpinnipnii OT7 WHMJIlt XJXJ c c c A5 3 0 V.ANITA STEWART " The Popular Star of the VitaeraBh Coirdbf-y-uafo the Actors Ft-nd by Pes-stoie!!- Auction'?

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SPEED IS WANTED, OLD HOBBY HORSE TOO SLOW FOR KIDS American people are slaves of speed from the cradle up. Everybody wants to so faster. Only a few days ago at the day

nursery, a little six-year-old boy was . for several weeks, died at the home trying to urge the hobby-horse, Dick, j of her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Peden. beyond his capacity of speed. 'about 11 o'clock Tuesday morning. Mrs. Pille told the boy he would I Mrs. Radford was 85 years old and break the horse if he wasn't careful. i had lived in the neighborhood of Hol"Well, he's too slow anyhow, and j lansburg for many years. Funeral so if he breaks we'll have to get an i services will be held at the Christian automobile." replied the youngster. (church at Hollansburg, Thursday at 2 " j o'clock. Rev. Turner officiating. InterSET CHILDREN'S DAY, ! ment in Hollansburg cemetery.

A date for Children's day at the St. J Official figures put Russia's petroPaul s English Lutheran church will leum production last year at about be set at a meeting of tbe Sunday i 69.000,000 barrels, a gain of 2,0no,ftO0 school teachers tonight. ! barrels in a vear.

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The sport hat is undoubtedly the most popular type at the! present. time, hence the variety shown is quite extensive. Aside! from the display of panama novelties with cut-out glazed kid fig-j ures there is the wide brimmed affair with wool embroidery designed in gay bright colors. Again, there is the broad brimmed model of white hemp, such as is illustrated here. A facing of cherry colored satin affords an effective color note that harmon-i

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MAY OPEN JUVENILE COURT !N NEW ROOM

One of the large rooms which is to be occupied by the social service bureau for a juvelle court, according to Secretary Melpblder, who was busy this morning arranging furniture in the new suite of rooms on the third floor of the court house. Mr. Mel polder eaid that with the headquarters of the bureau close to the circuit court Judge, greater co-operation probably will result. ROOMS AT NURSERY RENTED TO WOMEN The regular monthly business meeting of the governing board of the day nursery was held today at the home of Mrs. A. W. Roach. Regular month ly reports were given and the new project which had been taken up during the last month of letting the five upstairs rooms to business girls was discussed. All tbe rooms are now taken. The rent Is made as cheap as possible, and the rooms are furnished in home-like fashion. OPERATED ON FRIDAY; IMPROVES RAPIDLY NEW PARIS, O., June 7. John Ballinger, Civil war veteran, Is seriously 111. Miss Minnie Deem of Dayton spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs. Schwartz of Lincoln, Neb., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Joe Fisher. Mr. Fisher's father of Bluffton. Ind., also 6pent Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Leftwick and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Soltau and daughter, Jessie, of Indianapolis, motored here Sunday and were guests of Miss Carrie Whitaker and Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Whitaker. Fisher Improves. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Davis spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives at New Castle. Joe Fisher, who was operated upon Friday at Reid Memorial hospital. Richmond, for appendicitis, is improving. Mrs. Earl Richards and two sons returned Tuesday to their home at Cedarville, O., after a two weeks' visit with. Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Wilcox. Ralph Penland is able to be at bjs grocery after a serious illness. One of the tasks that keep the President of the United States busy is the necessity of signing something like 50,000 documents each year. THEATORIUmyf TONIGHT l "AVENGED BY LIONS" Mutual Animal Picture in 2 Reels One Reel "REEL LIFE" LYRIC THEATRE Main and 9th TONIGHT Two Reel Imp. "THE UNCONVENTIONAL GIRL" One Reel "ALL OVER A STOCKING" as PALACE TODAY 6 Act Vit. Blue Ribbon Feature with Edith Storey, in "THE ISLAND OF REGENERATION" By Cyrus Townsend Brady Chimney

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MUST 8UPPORT WIFE.

, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind,, June 7.-' George Bailey is the first -man-to -receive a sentence under the lazy busy band act of the last legislature from Judge Lahr of juvenile court. You owe yourself This Rare Treat after the heavy meats and the canned vegetables" of the Winter with a jaded stomach and rebellious liverShredded Wheat With Strawberries a dish that is deiiciously nourishing and satisfying a perfect meal ' for the Spring days, and so easily and quickly prepared, For breakfast, for luncheon, ' or any meal. Made at Niagara Falls. N. V. Haven't You Noticed That for several seasons past the new styles in men's and women's footwear have been first seen in the Walk-Over make? Well Walk-Overs are still leading. You will see proof of this when you see our windows. MEN and WOMEN $3.50 up Barefoot Sandals for Men, Women and Children. Prices start at 65c Walk-Over Boot Shoo I We Treat You Right 708 Main Geo. Thomas GARDEN A1RD0ME Musical Walker AND HIS "Hav-a-Laf" Lady Minstrels "NUFSED" Prices 10c & 15c Two Shows 7:30 and 9:00. Children Under 10 Years 5c COLISEW TONIGHT The World Film Corp. Presents Robert Warwick IX Ufa i i en By E. RICHARD SCHAYER Supported by a cast of stellar players headed by CLARA WHIPPLE and GERDA HOLMES A play that will thrill you " through. . . . . ; TOMORROW VIVIAN MARTIN In "OVER NIGHT"

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