Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 274, 4 October 1916 — Page 2

TilK RICHMOND fAUAiiUJH AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, 1916

MARKET NETS $13.35 CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind.. Oct. 4 The young people of the Freshmen and . Sophomore classes of the local High School realized 113.35, from the market held Saturday in the room va cated by StutCl & Jackson, wLSle the receipts from the market of the previous week amounted to $8.55, the proceeds from both of which will be applied toward purchasing suits for the basketball team. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY ' PLAN UNION REVIVAL mmmmrmmmmmm ,. .... EATON, 0., Oct. 4. A four weeks' series of meetings is being planned by the ministerial association, and if present tentative arrangements do not mis carry, November 19 will mark the opening of the campaign. Upon this date a great union meeting of the local churches will be held in SL Paul's M. E. church. The plans "contemplate meetings of one week each in the Presbyterian, United Brethren, Christian and M. E. churches. A competent leader of song probably will be employed. HOLD STREET MEETING HONORED BY PARTY Members of the Woman's Franchise league will accompany Miss Esther Griffin White. Sixth district chairman, and Mrs. Oliver Beldon Lewis, speaker, to Connersville Saturday evening where a street meeting will be held. Catharine Waugh McCulloch of Evanston, 111., nominated for Presidential elector by Dem- ' ocrats. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

PAGE TWO BAYARD HALE GETS INTERVIEW VITHPRINGE By WILLIAM BAYARD HALE Headquarters of the Army of the German Crown Prince, West Front (Via Currier to Berlin), SepL 26. "Why, I suppose my most anxious concern is the welfare of my men. I know their labors and their gallantry, and I want to Bee them well fed, well clothed and with a decent place to lay their heads in rest ,1 can't do all I should like to do in the face of the deadly peril that overhangs the Fatherland, but what can be done to make comfortable the lot of these heroes shall be done if my labors and all the resources which I can command can avail to bring it about." It was Sunday morning when I reached the Crown Prince's headquarters. There was a peal of bells clamrooring from the church across the street in every corridor and room of the school building occupied by the Headquarters Staff. Activity was at full tide. The evening before I spent in a treetop in the environs of Verdun, well known to the Crown Prince as an observation point. Problems Confront Prince. T ventured to ask which of all the technical problems interested most deeply the heir of the Hohenzollern, summoned from preparation for the day when he will rule the German people to command an army battling In their defense. When not at the front he devotes practically every hour to the study of various aspects of the tremendous problems which have descended in sobering effect upon this son of an illustrious house. What was the particular task that chiefly engrossem him? The problem of war that principally commanded his attention? The department to which he preferred to five most of his personal attention trtillery attack, pioneer work, trench work or aviation possibilities? Surveys Entire Field, "I have worked at every sort and kind of a problem," said the Crown Prince. "I have surveyed the whole field. You know I had the advantage of a pretty thorough professional training at Charlottenburg, and I trust no phase of the profession of arms is unfamiliar to me. "But I may tell you that I find at last in all my work, plannings and preparations in directing the motions of this vast machine that my thoughts are constantly recurring to the welfare of the men whose lives for the moment are committed to my keeping. "No labor, nor forethought of which I am capable, no technical skill which I can summon, 6hall be lacking to fulfill all that is demanded by this sacred guardianship." "The prospects of peace? I confess I don't see any. I tell you it is no happiness to look forward to spending the third Christmas here at . I have a wife and family as you know." The Prince sighed reflectively and watched the match in his fingers expire. "I have been home just two fortnights in the last two years."

PLAN COSTUME SOCIAL

Gleaner class of the Lutheran Sunday school will give a centennial social at Lyonsville on Saturday evening. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes in several classes. An oyster supper and ice cream festival will follow the program of humorous selections which has been arranged.

TAKES RHODES EXAM

Of the three men who are taking the examination for the Rhodes scholarship, Clyde Little of Earlham is one. President Robert L. Kelly is a member of the examining board, which is conducting the examination at Indianapolis. The other two students are from Wabash college. Ka e-na-gl-wes, an Indian chief of Cass Lake, Minn., said to be 128 and a heathen all that century and a quarter, will not be buried in the spirit land of the Chlppewas' happy hunting ground. He has taken the name John Fmlth and turned Christian.

HAVE YOU A FRIEND WITH SKIN TROUBLE? If you have a friend suffering with eczema or some such itching, burning eruption, what greater kindness could you do him than to say: "Why don't you try Resinol Ointment? I know you have experimented with .i dozen treatments, but I believe Resinol is different. In the first place, doctors have prescribed it for years. And then, Resinol does not claim to be a 'cure-nil' simply a soothing, healing dressing, free from all harsh drugs that USUALLY proves successful in Just such cases as yours." Resinol Ointment is sold by all drugpists. For free sample, write to Dept. 63-R, Resinol, Baltimore, Md.

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NEW STAGE SETTING FEATURES MINSTREL r- - A form of entertainment which has defied all competition for years is negro minstrelsy and in spite of the counter attractions of the movies, musical comedies, drama and opera, it still holds Its place in the affections of theatregoers. None of the minstrel performers of the past or present have held the affections of the public to a greater degree than Neil O'Brien and the announcement that he and his Great American Minstrels are coming to the Washington theatre will be received with satisfaction. It Is promised by Mr. O'Brien's manager, Oscar F. Hodge that this season everything will be found new and strictly up to date and that a production has been provided both as to scenery and costumes that will quite take the wind out of all competitors. For the first part a new and striking stage setting has been secured and though the details of this have not yet been given out it is expected that it will be quite a surprise to the patrons and admirers of Mr. O'Brien and his minstrel company.

Argentina and Paraguay have concluded a new commercial treaty which provides for practically free trade between the two countries.

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