Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 286, 18 October 1916 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18, 1916

PAGE TWO Zeppelins Garry Life Boats SOUTH 8IDE ASKED ABOUT REPRESENTATION Question of whether the South Side Improvement association should have representation on the directors board of the Industrial Development association was raised at the South Side meeting last night by visitors. The board "What do you know about that a MILD cigarette that satisfies! members made no comments upon the suggestion. SOME SOUTH SIDERS WANT TO CELEBRATE Somebody in the South Side Improvement association will want to celebrate, November 8. This was the objection offered to holding the next meeting of board the day after election. The regular meet ing comes on election day. It was finally decided to postpone the meeting for a week. 1 w -

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All of the Zsppellns shot down in recent air raids over London were found, upon examination of the debris, to have carried collapsible lifeboats, like the one shown in the accompanying picture to be used as a means of escape by the crew in case of a disaster at sea. This photograph was taken shortly after the latest of the sky monsters waa

ahot down, In the reoent raid on London.

MILTON CHURCH GIVES SURPRISE FOR REV. TAYLOR

MILTON. Ind., Oct. 18. The Rev. and Mrs. M. S. Taylor of the M. E. church were given a very pleasant surprise by his town congregation, Monday evening, in the way of a "Harvest Home" reception. It waa at fret thought to meet with them at the parsonage, but later all adjourned to the church where there was plenty of room for the large crowd. The Rev. and Mrs. Taylor were the recipients of many beautiful and useful gifts in which the products of the country and groceries were a feature. " The surprise was complete but none i the less appreciated by the pastor and

bis family. The gathering was informal and the evening one of the most delightful in the way of sociability. An impromptu program composed of music and readings was given, fea

tures of which were the singing of not

! only t je old time religipua songs, but An-'- Laurie. Old Black Joe, Tent- , ing on the Old Camp Ground and Qth- ; ers of like character. Special nurabers were a duet. "Jesus Lover of My ! Soul, by the Rev. and Mrs. Taylor; a ! solo. "Somebody" by J. A. Brown. Taul I Werking also pleased the crowd with

VISCOUNT UFFINGTON WEDS IN SECRET

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Viscount Uffington, only child of the Earl and Countess of Craven, is today reported to have married a Miss Macdonsld, the daughter of the Town Clerk of Invergordon, Inverneashlre, 8ootland, near Balmacaan, the residence of the Bradley Martins. The Countess of Craven was Miss Cornelia Bradley Martin of New York. The marriage of the young couple is said to have taken place in the city October 4. Uffington, who is nineteen years old, Is a lieutenant in the Third Battalion of the Hampshire Regiment. It is said the marriage was secret and has not been asknowledged by his parents.

Quick Painless Way To Remove Hairy Growths

(Helps to Beauty).

Here is a simple, unfailing way to rid the skin of objectionable hairs: With some powdered delatone and water make enough paste to cover the hairy surface, apply and in about 2 minutes rub off, wash the skin and every trace of hair has vanished.? This is quite harmless, but to avoid disappointment be sure to get the delatone la op original package. adv.

one of bis fine readings. The Rev. Mr. Taylor made a few remarks, In which be happily blended the mirthful and the serious. Mrs. Homer Williams as a closing number In special music gave in her fine manner, "What A Friend In Jesus" as a solo. The closing number was "Blest Be The Tie" after which the pastor dismissed in the regular manner. Mrs. Phoebe Michael, who spent over the week-end with her daughters, Mrs. W. L. Parkins and Miss Carrie Michael, returned to Richmond Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Moon of Muncie, have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Doty and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gavin, of Kitchel were guests of Mrs. Gavin's grandmother, Mrs. Jane Sills and family, Sunday and attended the Home Coming. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Vernon, of north of Dublin, greeted friends, here Sunday and attended Plome Coming. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Baker and daughter, of Dayton, were guests of Mrs. Baker's uncle, R. F. Callaway and family, Sunday and attended Home Coming. Mr. Henley, station master at the Lake Erie and Western, has moved to Mrs. Mary Nugent's property.

NEWS CARRIERS PLAN TO ENFORCE DEMAND

A strike has narrowly been averted in Richmond. Circulation managers recently discovered that a newsboys' strike was well under way. The boys were planning to strike to make the newspapers pay for all losses caused by people on the routes who beat them out of payments. An understanding was reached, however.

THREE MEMBERS ELECTED

Three new members were elected to membership in the South Side Improvement association last night, James Burk, Sheridan Schroeder and William Smith.

Mrs. James Rodle. age ninety-nine, of Melrose, Mass., says eating candy has prolonged her life.

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Under the guidance of Coach Bob Folwell, the Pennsylvania football

team Is gradually coming into the form which characterized Penn elevens of a decade ago. The backfield especially is showing speed and power

far beyond the ordinary. Among the

candidates for positions In the backfield Is Ben Derr, one of the most

promising youngsters seen at Penn

in some years. With Berry, the all.

round star, he probably will form the bulwark of the backfield.

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