Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 31, 18 December 1916 — Page 12

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THF RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, ; MONDAY, DEC. 18, 1916

SUNDAY SCHOOL CAMPAIGN LISTS SPEAKING CORPS

First announcement of speakers 'and elngers who will assist in the city-wide Sunday school campaign' was made by the committee Ct,t the City;, Sunday school association .which has charge of the arrangements, In addition to. the list issued today the services pf oher jersons will be asked. -V1: Among the speakers will be: President R. L. Kelly, Supt. J. T,- Giles, Ed, Hasemeier," president', stated Sunday jcchool association, Ellis Mj-" Learner,

secretary of the Y M.c. A., Fercy Sprague, and the following Sunday school superintendents : who' will be csked to serve one day. eachl W. O. Wissler, First Presbyterian: ;verard Knollenberg, First English. Lutheran;

J. F. Holaday, Second English Lutheran: Hassal T. Sullivan, First Methodist Among the singers firsc to assure the committee of their co-operation were; Mrs. Fred J. Bartel, Mrs. F. W. Krueger, Mrs. Ray Longnecker and Miss Carolyn Hutton, violinist. Formed Into Squadrons. The above persons and others who will be asked to assist will be divided into squadrons each consisting of u rpeaker and a musician. Each of the six squadron will visit four Sunday cchools each of the four Sundays in January, the speaking occupying half and the musicians half of the ten minutes allowed for the squadron's services at each Sunday school.

Schedules are being so arranged that rch Sunday school participating in I

this campaign to stimulate interest will be visited by a different squadron at a specified hour each Sunday morning, the ten-minute period coming at a time when It will not interfere with the regular lesson study. Assemble for Conference. ', The squadrons will probably assemble at the "Y" for a five mlnote conference each. Sunday morning Just prior to the start on the tour of the city. The campaign will last for four Sundays, Jan. 7, 14, 21 and 28. On the last Sunday in December Sunday school superintendents will be nskfd to rpcord their attendance, the total figures for all schools entered In the campaign to be compared wtlh the total at the close of the campaign.

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Walter Brumfield, principal of the common schools at Economy, has been employed to take charge of boy's agrK cultural work In Perry township next summer. He will do about the same work that Ivan. T. Beck ' will do in Wayne township.

QUAKERS PLAY CADETS

i The Quaker basketball team will play the St Mary Cadet five at Dayton this coming Friday night. Managements of the two teams agreed on terms late this afternoon. -

FI3HH0ND LAWYERS TO ASK LEGISLATURE FOR SECOND COURT

ODDITIES.

Rubber mpdels of essential parts of i 1 1 . . . i r- i . -i '

cows nave ueen invented m ungiana 10 give girls who are learning to be milk maids practical instruction.

To keep a sleeping child covered a woman has invented a combination garment and blanket, the former being buttoned about the body of its user.

MAHOABKT GIBSON

An electric fare box for street cars that has been invented automatically registers the correct number of fares paid by each kind of coin dropped into it.

FRAME BUILDING BURNS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 18. Destruc

tion by fire of a two story frame! building at the American Naval sta- J tlon at Olongapo, P. I., containing the ofncps of the engineering, hull and ac-; counting divisions, Is reported , in n! cablegram from the commandant of . the station. Total loss is given at i

$20,000. There was no loss of life.

SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED

Oxford University for Women has offered a ."n scholarship for girl stu

dents of the Richmond high school. Principal Pickell made this announce-1

mcnt today.

A well In Pennsylvania that already i

tr.r, popti iioven to a depth of more 7.000 feet may; become the deep1 l'i the world. Germany now hold-

v tho record with one 7,350 feet! r:p.

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If you can get in, you can make big savings on Xmas Gift Jewelry. We suggest the morning as the best time to come.

An effort to institute a superior court in Wayne county probably will be made by Richmond attorneys at the next session of the legislature, giving concrete form to what lawyers have sought as a necessity for some time. The judge is needed and could be p.dded with little expense to the county, , according to County Clerk Kelly who said today he believes that an extra court to take care of the overflow from circuit court could almost be paid by the saving from venuing cases to other counties and .bringing special judges here to try extra cases. , Several counties t smaller , . than Wayne and with less legal business have superior courts, attorneys said. The accommodation probably would stimulate legal business here and expedite the adjudication of cases.

CALLS GENERAL STRKE

MADRID, Via Paris. Dec. 18. A twenty four hour general ttrike called by the labor organizations es a protest ti gainst the increased prices of food takes , place tomorrow throughout Spain.

PREMIER GEORGE BETTER

LONDON, Dec. 18. Premier Lloyd George was much better this morning

and his secretary said that he would certainly make the promised state ment in the house of commons or Tuesday. - -

ELECTED SUPERVISOR

Ernest Anderson was elected road supervisor of the Eastern district in Dalton township Saturday and LouI Bales ws elected supervisor of tho Western district.

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