Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 298, 1 November 1916 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1, 19ie

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PLAN TO GREET

HAWLY SPECIAL

Preparations are being made by the Prohibition party for an enthusiastic reception for the party special when

it reaches this city over the rennsyt

vania lines at 1:30 o'clock Friday aft

ernoon. An automobile parade will escort the candidates for preBident and vice-president, J. Frank Hanly and Ira Landrith, respectively, to the

court house where a rally will be held. Rev. R. C. Ballard, pastor of the

Methodist church at Economy will be

one of the local speakers. The Rev

Aaron Worth of Fountain City, who

ran a strong race'as prohibition candi

date for governor of Indiana at one

time, will preside. Elmer Davis of Fountain City, cow

ty chairman of the Prohibition party

Is arranging for the rally. He has is

sued an invitation to all members of the W. C T. U. and insists that whei

ever possible school children be permitted to attend the exercises. The special will leave here at 2:55 o'clock, going north on the 0. R. & I.

CLARION SINGERS COME

EATON, O.. Nov. 1. Preble county is to receive Thursday a visit from the "Clarion Singers," a Prohibition organization of speakers and . singers, known throughout the .country. The Prohibition cause will be espoused. The first meeting will be held in West Alexandria at 10:30 in the forenoon; Eaton, 1:30, and New Paris, 7:30 in the evening. '

AUTO ENTERS SERVICES.

Women Replace Men on Gar Lines

COLUMBUS, Ind., Nov. 1 No one is safe from the joy rider. Here they even invaded the precincts of . the Tabernacle Christian church and took an automobile belonging to Thomas Brand. ' . ,

SUES FOR $100,000 BREACH OF PROMISE

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Two letters written bv Whitney

Lyon, millionaire tooth powder manu

facturer, are causing considerable amusement In certain circles of Metropolitan society today. They were offered in evidence at the trial of the $100,000 damage action against the

millionaire brought by Miss Margaret

conneii. in a letter written from the Royal Palm Hotel, Miami, Fla., In 1914,

Lyon addressed his "Dear Doll" as fol

lows:.

"I agree with you what you need Is

'gstty up' and I hope to bring back a

fresh supply when I return., I have

been perfectly miserable ever since I started out with a grippy cold.. It settled In my bronchial tubes and no doll

to nurse me. I feel that if I could only run In at No. 557 Fifth avenue (Miss

Connelrs apartment) and get a little

'getty up' I would then be O. K. I was

glad to hear from you. write me. I am the only one here.. As ever and ever. "Your Big Fat Fool." "Getty up" mean cheering up, the defendant explained.

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it Is women's hour In England. Women as trolley car and omnibus con. ductore, women replacing men as clerka In the city (or financial) districts, women acting as commercial travelers for their husband now in the fighting line. And now women are taking the places of directors of big corporations. Lady Rhondda has become chairman of a big soda water company and her daughter, Lady Mackworth, has joined the board of directors. Both women may be seen at the offices of the company almost every day. The work of a director is not new to Lady Mackworth, who assists her father, Lord Rhondda, the coal magnate, in his business. She Is director of no fewer than nine companies, including a colliery company, an insurance agency, a coat distributing agency which operates in France and other countries and a Spanish Coal Company. She is not the only peer's daughter to Interest herself in business affairs.

AMUSEMENTS AT I LOCAL HOUSES

MURRETTE Billy Austin, the central figure of the new Triangle play, " Hell-to-Pay' Austin," starring Wilfred Lucas, to be Bhown at the Murrette theatre tonight, is the boss of a big lumber camp in the Northwest. He is known as "Hell-to-Pay" because, when his orders are not carried out, that is exactly what happens. He is a very bitter man, but a just man withal, and when it comes time for someone to adopt the little daughter of the camp evangelist who has lately died, Austin becomes the guardian by common consent. "AROUND THE TOWN" E. P. Churchill (Inc.) the producers of "The! Blow Out," "Fraternity Boys and Girls," "The Movie Kids," "What's Your Hurry" and "It's Coming Soon," has prepared another production which has been named "Around the Town" for which great things are promised. The book and lyrics were written by Dare M. Wolff who has several successful comedies to his credit and the music by Ray Peabod, a composer of many, song hits. Virgil P. Bennett is staging the entire production and taking Mr. Bennett's dancing numbers in several of his recent successes as a criterion, this feature of the show is assured. "Around the Town," is to be seen at the Murray theatre starting tomorrow for three days.

A new building for the department of the interior at Washington will cost about $2,000,000.

GIRLS HELP RECRUIT.

MARION, Ind., Nov. 1 "Four pretty girls wanted. Apply recruiting officer." Positions are open for just such girls as described, in the United

States Army recruiting office here.

Sergeant Frank Lancing has an idea that they would make excellent re

cruiting assistants.

The largest meteorite stone actually known to have fallen to earth weighed 640 pounds.

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NAZARENES LAUNCH

REVIVAL CAMPAIGN

Evangelistic services at the First Pentecostal church pf the Natarene, North Fifth and A streets, began last night under the direction of the "Texas Cowboy Evangelist" and the local workers, Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Balsmoir and the Rev. B. S. Taylor. Rev. C. E. Roberts has charge of the services. He is widely known as an evangelist having toured the world In that capacity. Special preparations have been maae to accommodate the large audiences which are being attracted to the church by the presence of the Rev. Mr. Roberts.

OWL AT WESTGOTT DISTURBS SLEEPERS

A young owl' Just learning his "whooo-whoooo" had employes of the Westcott hotel on a tiptoe search at 2:30 o'clock this morning. The owl was somewhere in the hotel. Finally the "whooo" was traced to rooms occupied by Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldsmith and their daughter and her friend.. Efforts to silence it were unsuccessful until a light was turned on for the rest of the night, permitting guests to resume their sleep. The Goldsmiths are touring from New York to San Francisco. East of the city yesterday, the young owl flew into their machine and was caught by the two girls. They held it and bought a cage for it here. It will be carried to San Francisco as mascot.

OPEN AID STATION

JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind., Nov. 1 The plant of the American Car and Foundry Company here has equipped a first aid station and Miss Francis McGree, a .trained nurse, has been placed in charge.

Paris plans to obtain ,300,000 electrical horse power by damming the River Rhone at a point 300 miles from

the city.

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