Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 294, 27 October 1916 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, OCT. 27, 1916

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OUR TEACHERS TAKE IIOfK

AT MEETINGS - High esteem with which Richmond

" public schools are regarded by educa-

tore In all parte of the state, was shown yesterday when members of

Z the school system carried off a large Z majority of high honors and offices Z at the various section meetings of the

Indiana TeacherB association in In

rr dlanapolis yesterday.

"-' E. It. Helman, head ' of the -high

school commercial department, was

elected president of Commercial sec -r Uon. . , -: ' -

Miss Mary Williams, art supervisor, was selected as vice-president of the Allied arts section. - ' W. 0. Mays, Instructor in manual training, was placed at the bead of that division as president. v Miss Grace King, county domestic science supervisor, was elevated to the vloe-presidency of that group.

ZZ Prof. Benjamin Null, bead of the high school English department, was

Z, made president of the English teach

. ers section.

r Principal F. G. Plckell. of the high

" school, was appointed on the nomln-

? ating committee to report officers tor

t; the Bible study section. ; 1 MOST INTERESTING

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J0HX5.-M. PARKB, James M. Parker, a Louisiana plant er, Progressive candidate for Vice President of the United States, has up set all political tradition. He never held political office In his life. He Is running on a ticket which has no head. . He was nominated by acclamation but was never notified. ' But he has notified the Progressive voters and the public. ' He Is campaigning for President Wilson and insists on paying the bill, He Is also campaigning for himself, end paying his own expenses. ofd.iCpni agwithfo rWSo re' odarthh

w Head-Off That All-Winter Sough,

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- an i io laae ana antiseptic, i ne rormula on the bottle tells why it relieves corns ana cougns. At your uruggist, zee Adv. The Morning Cup Yesterday is eone. and Z u nr matter Ac y mand on your vitality it made regardless of the late hours you may have been com' pelled to keep how wonderfully the day starts again if you drink a brimming cup of hot coffee. How it energizes vitalizes and mel' lows you for the day's work a tonic for your whole system. Such is coffee at its best; to get it at its best, buy Heekin's Coffee Your grocer has it, or will supply you if you insist. '; Thm JAMES HEEKIN CO. ;. . Cincinnati

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hunting trip after winning the world's series, .as nimrods, nowever, they proved miserame ranures. wnen tne picture was made the camera man asked to have some of their trophies posed in it. Inasmuch as trophies had been

few and far between, a substitute had ground. SHOES DO 6EHTS0N; TWO PAIRS ADD TO FINANCIAL RATING Shoes did a Louis Gertson this fall In Richmond, and no one knows what is yet to come, according to Homer Ramsey, clerk in a shoe store. A man who can give his wife an extra pair of shoec for Christmas this year will gain prestige financially. "I know of a certain shoe which we purchased last spring and sold at $4 to our customers," said Mr. Ramsey. "The other day we ordered the same shoe .for a young lady. The shoe cost us $4.25, about 40 per cent, more than it cost us before. "We face a prospect of $8, $10 and $12 shoes unless something is done by the government to get the leather out of Russia. Our shoes are going i. .

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- the Red Sox on their arrival at Camp to be found and the "goat" the Red out and no leather is coming in while great quantities are rotting in Russia for lack of someone to move the leather. An export duty on shoes might save us." MEN'8 TR0USER8 DO NT BAG AT KNEE8 NOW SAYS DRY CLEANER A Joke editor might write: "What has become of the old fashioned man whose trousers always had bags in the knees?" ' He is both old fashioned and in the minority, according to Earl Gilbert, manager of the dry cleaning department of a widely known tailoring company. It has been within the last few years that dry cleaning and pressing establishments operated with a loss except in winter, he said. "We don't have dull seasons. Pressing and cleaning used to be a luxury. Both are a necessity. Most tailors now contract with their customers to press one, two or three suits of clothes a week," he explained.

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Maynard, Plymouth, N. H.f for a brief Sox didn't shoot is seen -In the foreLABOR WAGES WAR ON JAMES WATSON Under the auspices of the County Democratic organisation, Central Labor Council will distribute among Richmond voters, 3,000 copies of this week's issue of "The Union" containing the resolutions condemning James E. Watson's candidacy for election to tb United States senate on the Republican ticket which were passed by representatives of all locals of the American Federation Labor last night. FAIR RETURNS PROFIT Preble county's annual fair experienced weather ' that marred pleasure and attendance the two big days this year, an official comparison of receipts and expenditures discloses the fact that the board of directors netted approximately $300. ,fi

NEW PARIS RALLIES HOLD ALL INTEREST

NEW PARIS, Ohio, Oct 27. Politics gives zest to life In Jefferson township at present, local rallies and those In near-by towns drawing good attendance. On Wednesday with quantities of red fire, sparklers, tin horns, splendid music made by the New Paris band, Myron T. Herrick, former ambassador to France, Dustin and Howell, gave the Republican side of the question to a large and interested audience. On Friday night the faithful of Democracy will listen to Hon. George T. Thome of Colorado, this meeting, too, to be enlivened by the ever-popular New Paris band. On Wednesday evening a large number of Democrats attended the rally at Richmond and heard Martin Glynn. BOOKS REST TALENT Manager Horace Parker, of the Quaker basketball team, is negotiating with representative teams of Detroit, Toledo and Buffalo, for a game or games to be played in Richmond this winter. The Quakers are determined to bring the beBt talent in the states to Richmond this winter, and will not spare expense of bringing teams from distant points. An electric flash lamp with a bulb in the shape of a hand is a novelty for night signaling by automobilists. Cared o! Rheumatism "Dr. Jones' Liniment cured ' my mother of rheumatism," says Mr. J. R. Mallott, of Big Cove Tannery. Pa. "Last spring I had a sprained knee so that I was unable to walk. A few applications gave me relief, and cured me in a surprisingly short time." DR. JONES' LINIMENT formerly Beaver Oil is the best of all external remedies for pains and aches. Used half a century. Look for the Beaver trade mark. TO END CATARRHAL DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES If you have Catarrhal Deafness or head noises go to your druggist and get 1 ounce of Parmint (double strength), and add to it M pint of hot water and 4 ounces of granulated sugar. Take 1 tablespoonful four times a day. This will often bring quick relief from the distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils should open, breathing become easy and the mucus stop dropping into the throat. "It is easy to prepare, costs little and is pleasant to take. Any one who has Catarrhal Deafness or head noises should give this prescription a trial.Clem Thistlethwaites 5 drug stores. YOUR BICYCLE Can be made to run in perfect order if repaired by us. Prices reasonable DURKEL'S Ye Bicycle Inn, 8 South 7th St. CARL F. WEISBROD Piano Tuning and Repairing. Phone 2881. o PHOT05 7ZZ MAIM 5T RICHMOND tNf4 NARCISSUS BULBS To Bloom in Water or Soil 25c per Dozen Lemon's Flower Shoo USE COOPER'S BLEND Coffee COOPER'S GROCERY AUTO OWNERS lIHllllliEIIEIBl should come here before leaving on their autumn trip. We have just the thing in tourists' sets priced at 75c to $18.00. Automobile Robes of all makes, including the famous Motor Weave at $6.73. -See- us for your auto robes. v WritingPortfolios See ours before you buy,' priced at $1.00 to $5.00. MILLER'S 827 MAIN STREET

CUT HOLIDAY SHORT

' By a ruling of the school board the Christmas holiday vacation for students -of the city schools will be curtailed somewhat this year. School will be dismissed for the holidays December 22 and will convene Wednesday, January 3, this giving the students but seven days of actual vacation. The fall term , of the Richmond eiulz:il-,.:iuu:---:--: Bonds

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