Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 179, 14 June 1916 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1916

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TPHEAT0RIUT1J TONIGHT "THE ORDEAL Margaret Gibson and Bostock's ' Animals One Reel "REEL LIFE."

MEW YORK PEOPLE VISIT MENDENHALLS

RETURNS FROM EUROPE

VINXEXNES, Ind., June 14. Albert Dawson has returned home after spending a year in Europe gathering photographs of the war. He reports many exciting experiences. When he left Germany his six white collars were dipped in a chemical by author

ities to iice if there v.a.i writing with

-$ Justice Charles E. Hughes, Mrs. Hughes, their only son, Charles E. J Jr., who married about two years ago, and three daughters, Helen, a dej bautante of two years ago; Katherine,. who will come out next season,

and little Elizabeth, a school girl. His son is starting out to duplicate his father's career as a lawyer. The daughters are prominent and popular in the younger set in Washington. Mrs. Hughes is ope of the most popular of Washington's official hostesses.

ECONOMY, Ind., June 14. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mendenhall entertained at dinner Sunday, Mrs. John Doremus. Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Dutcher of

iNew xorK, nev. ay uauara, wiie ana; invisib!r ink cn them two children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank! .. , Greenstreet. and Mr. and Mr3. Mar.-;

ning and daughter. ... Mr. and Mrs J. O. Ballinger had as dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Simp 30:1 find daughter, John Osborn and tiaoshters cf Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. U!.ua Ostcrn and daughter Daisy. Mr. und Mrs. Thomas Trainer and Mastcv J-lar- ! Lacey Mrs. Martha ElK-n Good entertained Sunday, ;iis. Jennie Thointurg cf Rirhmur.;'. Mrs. Doak S-.vain. Mr. ?.:-.! .M:s. lavid Jordan. Mis. Luic Atkinnc-i .and Miss Edith Lamb and Mki Steila Kimball of Cenlerville. . . .Kov. Oliver Trazier and v.it'e entertair.od Mr. md Mrs. Thomas Frazier and Worth Fletcher Sunday afternoon.

WINCHESTER FOLKS HOLD PICNIC HERE

SCULL RECEIVES DEGREE.

J. T. Scull of College Corner, is among the graduates of Moores Hill college.

NO HURRY. What's the matter. Weston? Why lon"t you go on painting? Oh; I am watting for another cloud ike the one on my canvas to come no the sky afrain

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! Turn about is fair play. i Several times during the past winter the members of the J M. F. C. j women's club cf Winchester enter1 tained their husbands at parties. ' Yesterday the husbands of the woi men returned the favor. Some fifty members of the WinChester women's club motored to j Richmond and, entertained by their husbands, will picnic at Glea Miller

park. The trip was made in machines.

NOT IN THE LEAST. Eastern Oirl I should think th hranding of cattle would be dread fully painful. Cowboy Why. no miss. I've bee: doln' it for up'ards of fifteen year and I ain't been hurt yet.

ATTEND STATE BODY.

Lee B. Nusbaum and George H. Knollenberg, local merchants, were in Indianapolis yesterday attending the meeting of the state dry good3 merchants' association. This evening a banquet will be given at the German house, to which invitations have been issued to all members of the association living outside of. Indianapolis. Mr. Nusbaum is one of the directors of the association.

Italians maintain wireless telephone communication between Rome and Tripoli, a distance of 600 miles, mainly over water.

The United States is the greatest wool consuming country, while Great Britain does the bulk of the wool manufacturing.

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BOY RESCUES CHILD

GREEXCASTLE, Ind., June 14. A fifteen-year-old boy saved a three-year-old daughter of Herbert Elmore from death by fire, when he rushed through the burning house to the second floor and rescued the sleeping child.

ABANDONS PLANS. FOR THIRD CAMP

Local boosters of the Fort Benjamin Harrison training camps have been informed that the third training camp has been cancelled. The government gives as its reason for cancelling the camp which was to be held Sept. 8 to Oct. that it cannot spare the men required at the camp. The other two camps will be held as scheduled.

NAZARENES TO SPEND $1,000 ON REPAIRS

First Pentecostal church of the Nazarene, which recently purchased the old Fifth street M. E. church, is making extensive repairs on the building. The roof and belfry have been repaired and the replastering of the ceiling will be started in a few days. The inside of the church will be redecorated. About $1,000 has been raised in the financial canvass. Most of this will be used in making repairs on the church. The first payment on the church property has been made and the remainder of the $1,800 due will be paid out in annual $600 installments.

PRACTICAL APPLICATION. "Better bear the ills we have thaj fly to others that we know not of." "That's the principal we go on. V have had the same cook for fiv vpaxs."

LYRIC THEATRE TONIGHT King Baggot In "JIM SLOCUM, 46393' One Reel "THE WIRE PULLERS."

PALACE TODAY EDWIN ARDEN and ROMAINE FIELDING In a Thrilling Western Drama "The Eagle's Nest" In 6 Acts

THURSDAY VIOLA ALLEN In the Great 6 Act Drama "The White Sister" In 6 Acts.

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"The Pawn of Fate"

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