Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 34, 21 December 1916 — Page 7

1HJJJ RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-1FLEGRAM. THURSDAY, DEC. 21, 1916

AGE SEVEN

GRACE METHODISTS ANNOUNCE PROGRAM

The Grace Methodist church issued the following Christmas programs for . the services Sunday morning and evening: Morning. Organ Prelude, "Alleluia" (Hansen) "Calm on the Listening Ear of Night" (Harker) Choir. "In Old Judea" (Geibel) Mrs. C. N. Cook. Offertory Mr. Dale Owens. " "Angels from the Realms of Glory" (Shelley) Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Stlllinger. Mr. Stlllinger and Choir. Organ Postlude, "Grand Choeur" Faulkes. , Evening.

Organ Preluude, "The Holy Night"

, (Buck).

There were Shepherds abiding in the

field.

Keeping watch o'er their flock by

night. Hymn, "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear," with annotations by Dr. Bridge. "Peace to the World" (Ernest E. Reid) Mr. Raymond Stemple. Cantata. "The Holy Child" (Adams) Miss Olive Dolllns, Mr. Stemple and Choir. Offertory, "Liebestraum" (Llzt) Miss Ruth Scott "The Glorious Morn" (Neidlinger) Mrs. Ray Longnecker. Hymn, "Silent Night." Organ Postlude, "Postlude in F" (Meacham). Violins, Miss Rirth Scott, Mr. Dale Owens; organist, Miss Irene Gormon; choister, Mrs. Grace B. Gormon.

ROBBER SECURES $7 AT LICHTENFELS HOME

Complaint was made at police headquarters today that a robber bad entered the home 'of Everett Lichtenfels, 418 South Seventh street, last night and had taken $7 from a dressing table drawer in a downstairs room. No clues were left. It is thought by the family that the house was entered sometime after 11 o'clock.

SECOND NATIONAL DISTRIBUTES BONUS AMONG EMPLOYES

CHICAGO GETS DONATION

CHICAGO, Dec. 21. Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars today was added to the endowment fund of the proposed medical school of the University of Chicago by a gift from an unnamed donor, President Harry Pratt Judson, announced. He said that the

gift brings the total funds raised to J

$4,000,000 and that $5,300,000 is necessary.

LAUNCH NEW WARSHIP

M.-K. COMPANY GIVES BANQUET FOR MEN

Employes of the Miller-Kemper company were the guests at a banquet tendered by the management last evening. Fifty-eight employes attended and each one received a duck as a Christmas present. A flood of oratory was tapped, following the meal, honors being carried away by Charles Schumaker and Sam Gudger. The men were informed that the company enjoyed a very successful year and that the prospects for business next year were excellent.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Dec. 21. The superdreadnaught, Mississippi, npw building here, will be launched on January 25. Miss Camille McBeath of Meridian, Miss., daughter of J. M. McBeath, national committeeman from Mississippi, has been named by Secretary Daniels to christen the warship.

TAX TOTALS $11,000,000

CHARLESTON. W. Va.. Dec. 21. Reaching the highest mark in history, the state of West Virginia in the fiscal year of 1916,, which ended on June 30, last, colected from tax-payers and corporations doing business In the state more than $11,000,000, according to the report of the state auditor.

Citv Statistics

Deaths and Funerals. CAMPBELL Mrs. John Campbell, aged 34 years, died at the Reid Memorial hospital this morning. Death was due to apoplexy. Mrs. Campbell leaves a husband and three small children. The funeral arrangements have not been announced. Friends may call at the home, 319 Starr street, any time. Warranty Deeds. Dickinson Trust company to Lewis Osborne et. al. 30 Highland Terrace. Hiram D. Moorman to Samuel M. Drake, Pt. S. E. 22-18-13, $4,200.

In appreciation of services which

their employes have given during the past year, several Richmond business

concerns are making large bonus dis

tributlons this week. The Second National bank issued checks this week to fourteen employes for amount equal to five percent, of their annual salaries. No employe received a check for less than $50. The exact amount distributed has not been made public. Atlas Underwear company will distribute between $12,000 and $13,000 among the employes of the local factory and the one at Piqua, O. It was estimated today that about $6,000 of this will go to the 325 employes of the local factory who have worked steadily since Feb. 1. Starting the first of last year, the underwear company opened Christmas saving accounts for each employe. These accounts each amount to $12,50,

plus interest. Checks for this amount will" be distributed in 'the next two days. Besides this, several checks for $50,. $25 and $12.50 for efficient service will be distributed. The winners of these prizes have not yet been announced. Men with attendance records will also receive rewards, as will people who have been in the employment of the company at least five years. . -

CLUB PLANS BANQUET

Richmond's newly organized "Get Out and Get On" club will banquet at the Arlington hotel, New Years night. It f will be a stag affair and an extensive program ; is being planned. Probably some successful business or professional man of the city will be called in to instruct the young hopefuls how to "get on." The constitution will be adopted at this session.

LANSING CONFERS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21. Shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon, President Wilson sent for Secretary i Lan

sing and the head of the state depart-i ment went to the; White House for aj conference. . . j

When he left the White House Secretary Lansing said he might have a statement later in the day: Such a statement, it is believed, will explain and amplify and convey an official interpretation of his remarks. In Cuba tobacco is planted, grown and gathered in ninety days. Superior, Wis., for the first time in sixty years is without saloons.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

UMBRELLAS $1.00 TO $6.00 You can't think of a more useful gift. We have a nice line to select from and our prices are reasonable.

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43 N. 8TH ST.

During the next two days we are offering our choice line of high-grade Perfumes at special sale prices. Regular 50c per oz. grude, bulk at per oz. only 25c.

50c l, vERNON BOTTLED GOODS, AT 39C 50c LADY ALICE BOTTLED GOODS, AT .'. 39c 25c LADY ALICE BOTTLED GOODS, AT.. 19c 25c DORTHY VERNON BOTTLED GOODS, AT 19c Every Kind in Our Stock at Reduced Pricec. Qiiistmas Caiidies Buy your Xmas Candy here, we have a big fresh stock of Park and Tilford's fine Chocolates and assortments. Erector Toys make the boys.

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Don't wait another minute if you want to buy Gift Furniture at prices that are beyond all comparison. We have the goods and during this sale we are underselling all, and guarantee to give you the greatest values you ever heard of.

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M Cstt We must close out our entire stock of Toy Furniture as we won't have the room to carry a single piece over, so we offer during the next two days, the remainder of our stock at absolute cost.

Library Tables

See our special values during this Xmas Sale at the low price of only

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Will buy during the next two days the greatest value in a

ever known to be offered in this city. Get your order in early as we have but a few of these left.

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Gold Knives Shaving Stands Men's Belts Jewel Cases Toilet Sets Diamond Rings Umbrellas

Bracelet Watches from $3.50 to $25.00

See Windows.

Open Evenings,

SAM S. VIGRAN

Lowest Price Jeweler.

512 Main St.

Phone 1295.

And of course the Shoes and Slippers will come from the Sample Shoe Store It Does Make a Difference to Youand to the recipient as to the kind, the quality and the price. There are Hundreds of sensible, suitable gift suggestions here, all at your price Shoes and Slippers Boots Arctics Rubbers for every member of any family

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