Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 289, 21 October 1916 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUNtTELEGRAM, SATURDAY, OCT. 21, 1916

EXTENSION COURSES FOR QUAKER SCHOOLS UNDER CONSIDERATION

Extension divisions to be operated by the colleges under the control of

the Five Year Meeting of Friends will be 'recommended aa a means for better , education of. the ministry. ,8uch was' the decision of executive committees at the South Eighth street church yesterday afternoon. - President Robert L. Kelly, Earlham college, Prof. Walter "Woodward, city, and. Ellison R. Purdy, Wilmington, O., wpre appointed members of a commitsaitteo to draw up plans for the extension work for presentation to the Five Year Meeting next year. Professors in the various Friends colleges will prepare correspondence courses for the pastors in the field which cover . practically . the .- same ground as the class lecture.

DODGE CAR WINS HILL CLIMB TEST

At a recent hill-climbing contest at Montrose, Colo., a Dodge Brothers car performed a feat never before 'attempted on a hill near the town by climbing to tho top with nine passengers weighing a total of 1760 pounds. The contest was started for cars carrying their seating load and the Dodge Brothers car won easily. A seven-passenger car that had stalled roquested permission to cut its load ;to Ave and it then was successful. Eot to demonstrate Its superior power, the Dodge Brothers car was loaded ' with four men in addition to its first ; passengers and easily mode the (top.

Here Are Both Sides of National Campaign

By WILLIAM R. WILLCOX Chairman Republican National Com- ' mlttee. - - The Democratic campaign managers are very fond of declaiming about the prosperity which President Wilson has brought to the country. Upon their banners they couple the name of Wilson with prosperity, with the obvious intention of implying thereby that Wilson has caused the prosperity. It requires a very brief and casual examination of the statistics of our exports, however, to show conclusively that the European war and not Woodrow Wilson has been the chief cause of the extraordinary prosperity enjoyed in spots by certain specially favored sections of the country during the last year. Take, for instance,! the single item of horses. There were exported from' the United States in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1916, horses valued, in the aggregate, at $73,531,000. The largest exports of horses up to that time had been in 1912, when the exports reached 'only

$4,764,000 about one-fifteenth as much

as In the last fiscal year. ' The exportations of breadstuffs leaped up from $165,000,000 in the fiscal year of 1914 to $573,000,000 in our fiscal year of 1915, which was in effect the first year of the war. It is, however, in the items that enter particularly into military supplies that the exceptional development has been made.

? By VANCE MeCORMICK . Chairman Democratic National Committee The Republicans are conducting the most expensive Presidential campaign In the history of the United States. The current report is that they have more funds at their disposal, through their National Committee and affiliated organizations, than ever before They are spending money with a freer hand than did Mark Hanna in 1896. and they are better "fixed", it Is stated. Whence comes the abundance of money and why? As to the first half of the above query, . "whence comes the money?" I venture the assertion that the officers and agents of great financial interests that fought the great constructive measures enacted under the Wilson administration have contributed generously to the Republican campaign fund In one way or another. Recent news reflected interesting circumstances tha probably relate to the second half of the query. I refer to the press reports of the first day's session of the American Bankers' Association that appeared in Eastern newspapers. , James K. Lynch, of San Francisco,

president of the Bankers' Association,, in his address, praised the Federal Reserve act unreservedly, and urged the bankers to work with it instead of against it. .

BABY IS SMALLEST

HARTFORD CITY, Ind., Oct. 21. One of the smallest babies in Indiana

is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hennlng which is four weeks old and weighs two pounds and four ounces.

WHITE DETERMINES TO GAIN EDUCATION ; SO DESERTS ARMY

An effort is on foot to obtain the honorable release of Norman A. White, 0 years old, from the Ohio National Guards," Prosecuting 'Attorney Reller announced tqday after securing White's release from the police who held him last' night as a deserter on a -warrant from Captain Ora . Overholser of Eaton. White's apparent determination to get an education which will enable

rim to pass tne surr entrance examina

tion to West Point gave him a place in the hearts of the police and other of

ficials. He admitted he had walked

away from Camp Willis September 5 two days before his company entrain

ed for El Paso for service at Fort Bliss. He did this in order to return to school he said. He understood that since be had refused to take the hew oath fed

eralizing the guards he could not be bound . . "I refused to take the oath July 1 because I knew it meant three years active service and three years on the reserve," said White. "I cannot afford for the time. I am anxious to go to West Point as soon as I can pass the examinations. I didn't get along with

Captain Overholser after I didn't take the oath." ... , White enlisted illegally, he found out since. He was 18 years old and did not have his parents consent and he was a non-resident of the state whose guard he Joined. He - was - a member of Company F, Third 6. N. G. at Eaton, which was transferred to Company H at Dayton. His enlistment would have expired March 3, 1917..

STEEN ISSUES NOTICES

-. IT SAVED HIS BABY'S LIFE Some years ago, in a letter to the manufacturers, H. G. Vines, Arispe, Iowa, stated that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy had saved his baby from dying with the crop. This is a favorite remedy for croup with many mothers,

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