Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 93, 1 March 1917 — Page 7

OTHER NATIONS WATCH ISLANDS UNDER REVOLT

(Dy Asjoclated Pre) SANTO DOMINGO CITY. DominicHQ Republic, March 1. That countries tthtr than tb United States have kept their eyes on Santo Domingo ready to protect their interest!, here even by means of armed interference, if necestary, is the opinion of many Dominicana and foreigners. They freely express belief that if the United States had not intervened at the time of the last revolution some other nation in all probability would have done so, in which event they say a situation most complicated both for Santo Domingo and the United States would have arisen.

WAR DEVELOPS NEW INDUSTRIES

(Bv Associate Press) NEW YORK, March l.A display pf samples by 175 manufacturers and jobbers here furnished remarkable proof of the new industries which b.tve been developed in this country to supply popular priced specialties iorruerly sold by Germany and Austria. "i None of the articles shown retails for more than 50 cents. They include 300 lines, such as handkerchiefs, embroideries, dolls, toys, Jewelry, thread, hair-curlers, garment fasteners, et cetera.

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MAIDEN DENIES GUILT

Avery Maiden charged with having stolen some iron entered a plea of not guilty in city court Wednesday to a petit larceny charge. The case will be tried tomorrow ' John Beaver and Louis Cohen were each' fined l' and costs this morning on' charges of engaging in the junk b wlnees without licenses. .

K Newark (N. J.) window cleaners have secured the nine-hour day and an Increase in wages.

WHY "LAX-OLA" IS KEY TO HEALTH Ends Constipation, Root of Many Ilia If people generally appreciated "the seriousness of constipation, and how to really overcome this distressing condition, they would know how to rid the world of most of its ailments. Authorities state that at least 95 per cent of all disorders is directly or indirectly due to chronic costiveness. - Sick, headaches, ."that tired feeling,'! lallowness, pimples, blotches, lour stomach, biliousness, congested liver, nervousness, rheumatism, are a few of many troubles often' caused by the poison absorbed from the waste matter tn the intestines. Regular bowel movement carries this poison out of the system, stops constipation and so is a preventive of many diseases. ' To create normal bowel activity, take a LAX-OLA tablet every night for a few nights. You win feel like a new being. It's the best way. LAX-OLA is that wonderful chocolate-flavored tonic-laxative that is meeting with such splendid success. Mild. noti-grlDlng, non-injurious. Tones you up, instead of weakening you and it contains no habit-forming element. .Truly .the. ideal laxative. LAX-OLA is 25c a box at Druggists. Money-back If not perfectly satisfied. Accept nothing else! Adv. '

Rodman Law, the daredevil aviator,

who has thrilled thousands by his "death-defying" feat3 in the air, is reported ill and penniless, a discharged charity patient from the Kings County Hospital. Law suffered from an injury incurred when he leaped from a balloon recently at Trenton, N. the parachute failing to work properly. It had been supposed that Law was well fixed, some of his hair-raising stunts, having brought him large sums from motion picture concerns. Mrs.' Law asserts, however, that most of this has gon and that just now Lam is "up against it." Law says that as soon as he discards his crutches he will be back at the "death-defying" stuff again and re-establish the family fortunes.

NEW PARIS, O., March l.The revival in the New Paris lodge, I. O. O. F. which has been rampant during the winter months, was plainly evident' at the regular meeting Thursday evening, when it was decided to make the purchase of thirty-six new suits of paraphernalia for use in the lodge work. Another Important and enthusiastic motion was made for the building of an addition to the lodge room, which has become crowded quarters since the interest has been revived and so

many new members have been received. - On March 21et, New Paris lodge goes to West Manchester to confer first degree. On this date there will be a fine get-together meeting of the three ledges of northern Preble county; each lodge of which confers a degree. Following this a banquet will be served and a splendid time is anticipated, , ; - ' Lives For Years On Same Farm

EATO&, O., March 1. Mrs. Susan Snyder, probably the oldest woman in Preble county, quietly observed. her 93rd birthday , anniversary Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Loots, North Cherry street. For some time she has been slightly ill, but her condition now is improving. Aside from being numbered among the oldest residents, Mrs, Snyder bears the unique distinction of having lived on one farm for 72 years, a period longer than is boasted by any other Preble countian.

CHURCH RAISES PENSION FUNDS

Discover Mine Near Florida

(By Associated Press) MIAMI, Fla., March 1. What fishermen describe as a contact mine was brought ashore yesterday at Long Key 90 miles south of here, according to C. F.v Dimick, an express messenger on the Florida East Coast railroad, on his arrivar here from Long Key. Dimick said he saw the supposed mine himself and that a fisherman who found it first though it was a buoyThere was no explanation of where such a mine might have come from. POOS SELLS FINE STOCK EATON. 0 March 1. Henry Poos, Dixon township farmer, probably holds the record for sale of high-priced cattle. He sold to Ciiff Gard, Campbellstown stock buyer, two prime steers for $317.75. The two averaged J550 poufds and were taken at 510.25 per hundred. COUNCIL REJECTS CLAIM

EATON, O., March 1 City council has rejected a claim for $829.13, asked by the Jantha Light and Fuel company. The company , claims this amount represents the cost incurred when it became necessary to re-lay lines on Barron 6treet because of paving work.

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(By Associated Press) NEW YORK, March 1. Every clergyman of the Protestant Episcopal church in the United States who retires at the age of 68 or thereafter will receive a minimum pension of $600 a year, under the provisions of a pension fund which, became effective today. The maximum pension will be 40 per cent of the average salary received for five years preceding disability.

HEADS NEW YORK BANK

(By Associated Press) COLUMBUS, O., March 1. Announcement was made here today that Harry T. Mall, former state superintendent of banks and banking, has been selected a vice presidence of the Merchants' National bank of New York, of which former Senator Theodore E. Burton recently was made president.

Negroes of South Carolina are now buying merchandise on the co-operative plan. '

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ARCADE SOMETHING NEW For Old and Young. Motoy Comedy "IN THE JUNGLE" "THE TRAP" Ceo. Larkin in Detective Drama "Hearst Pat he News" (Scenic) Lonesome Luke in Comedy

Jle Difiles Pure Womanhood While His Victims Bear the Burden of Shame Alone.

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FRIDAY Basketball,

SATURDAY Skating, morning and afternoon. POLO-Saturday Night-POLO Indianapolis vs. Richmond Ometz in Goal for Indianapolis Amattur Game, 8:00. Second Game, 9:00. Admission 25c. Reserved Seats, 15c Extra . PHONE 1569

Washington THEATRE WASH IN G T O NWEEKLY PROGRAM TODAY On account of the request to rebook this comedy, which Bhows the greatest water scene ever shown in motion pictures, we will have on these two days, The New Fox Comedy 'The SocialPirates' Also Pathe News. 4 Today, Friday and Saturday ; ; Wni. Fox presents the Famous Idol of the silent drama THEDA BARA in v; "The Darling of Paris" Impersonating - the... beautiful Gypsy girl, Esmeralda, -the most delightful character in French literature.

Friday and Saturday Added attractions: Pathe' News and comedy. Orchestra music Saturday night and Sunday. Shows Daily, continuous, 2:00 to 11 : 00 p. m. -Adults 10 Cents. Children 5 Cents. Ladies' rest room on left. Gentlemen's room on right.

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GERMAN U.BOAT WAR SUCCESSFUL

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.In a statement given out in Berlin, Admiral von Capelle, Minister of the Navy, said that not one German U boat had been lost since the submarine war started. Germany's toll in foreign shipping captured or sunk is 134 vessels in eighteen days in February. HEAR HIGH ORCHESTRA

New Paris and Dublin will hear the High School orchestra next month. Director Sloane announced today the orchestra, will play in New Paris March 16, and in Dublin on either the seventh or ninth. It will play at Garfield chapel Friday morning.

When All Other Corn Remedies Fail, Use "Bingo" 25c at All Druj Stores, including: Thistlethwaite Drug Store

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SCHUMANN-HEINK . Praised HUBERT KRATZER Who Will Sing at the Coliseum Sunday Afternoon Admission, 25c DAYTON CHORUS

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PENNINGTON BECOMES ILL

Elgar J. Pennington, of Spiceland, Ind., well known to Richmond Friends, has been forced to discontinue his ministerial studies at the Hartford seminary because of ill health.

COMMUNITY

Continued from page One ' ' by step in the order in which they appear above. , However, recent attempts at civic organizations have built upon the last named tep. . They have provided music "for the people" in order to provide means from surjrlus earnings with which to support local choruses and orchestras and give them a following. ' ,. That is the way in which Richmond's community organization must be built. ' ,...-. - Firet, the people must be organized. All individuals and groups interested in musical growth must have a hand in organization. Then the xtrganlzation must provide a series of artists' recitals as a means of awakening the community to the need of serious musical effort. and of providing money for the other activities. Get Concrete Organization. After tbat the local choruses and orchestras will have a concrete organization, definitely tied up with music in all its phases to give them support The community plan will not fail in

Richmond if the entire community is allied, with it It has not failed in other cities where it has ; been a peoples' movement' t Why. in Dayton, they carry the peoples' idea so far they sell season tickets for civic music courses in the factories. When they organized they didn't canvass the Main street merchants for support and stop " there. They went into the homes. Into the schools and into the shops. Thats why their movement is so monumentally successful. One of the most striking results of the community movement Is the revival of mass, or congregational singing. . ' The people are brought together, under the baton of a competent leader, and they sing the old songs, the heart songs, the songs we love best. Barn hart Originates Idea. - Harry Barnbart, who now is conductor of the New York Community Chorus, originated the idea in its present form when he was in Buffalo. "The people never sing out of tune; the people never sing foolish music," he says. '

He has directed vast assemblages or the people in mass singing. Thousands have stood in Central park and sung "Old Black Joe" and The Old Folks at Home" and others of the familiar tunes under hi3 direction. "The idea has spread until scores of cities now have regular "community sings" under direction of their community musical organizations. Williamson Leads 8inging. In Dayton, John Finley Williamson, conductor of the Dayton Chorus, leads

these "sings." With his chorus Be goes from community center to community center on Sunday afternoons and leads the people in the heart songs. : !; --s - . : The people respond. No balls in Dayton are large enough to hold the throngs who come to exercise their vocal cohrds and mingle their common experiences through the medium of music .. - Richmond can, if Richmond's people will.

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