Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 100, 9 March 1917 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1917

PATRONS ASK FOR OF FRANKLIN T(

CONSOLIDATION IWNSKIP SCHOOLS

Petitions are being circulated in the northern part of Franklin township which will goon be presented to Trustee Curtis asking for a consolidation of Bethel and Brown grade schools ; The' proposed location for the new three-room school building which would be necessitated by the consolidation 13 one mile west of Bethel. The structure would coat $10,000. At present there are . thirty-four pupils in the Bethel school and sixteen at the Brown school. Whitewater has the only high school in the township and it is considered one of the best township high schools In the county. Favor Centralized School. Persons in the southern part of the township favor the centralization of all schools at Whitewater. It is urged that this ' would give all children in the township an opportunity to attend a first-class grade and high school.; . Bethel is' three miles from Whitewater and Brown is four and one-half miles from the proposed location of the centralized township school. Automobile hacks would be used for transportation. At present, some children attending schools in Franklin' township are compelled o ride ten miles to school. The attendance at Whitewater high

EATON ANNOUNCES CHAUTAUQUA BILL

EATON. O., March 9 Among the list of attractlous for the Chautauqua to be held here the coming summer by he Red path Bureau of Columbus are the names of Opie Reid, famed novelist, and Charles Barker, one of the advisors of William Howard Taft during his presidential term. Reid appeared here two years ago on a Chautauqua program. A' partial list of the attractions has been announced and Includes the Kllkarney Girls, Ralph Bingham, the White Hussars, musical aggregation, Ng. Poone Chew, Chinese statesman, Walter Pyre, dramatist, Kellogg-Haines Singing company, and the opera "Dorothy," by the J. K. Murray company. ANNOUNCES MORE LAND

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, March 9. More than a million and a half acres of land, mostly non-irrigable, were designated under the enlarged homestead act in February. Secretary Lane announced today. Under this act entry men may acquire a homestead of 320 acres of land.

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school is forty-flve with 117 pupils in the grade schools. The buildings are over-crowded. Propose $20,0(30 Structure . In case of consolidation of all township schools at Whitewater a new 120,000 high school building will 'be erected. The old high school building will be U3ed for the grades. Although persons behind the agitation for the consolidation of all Franklin township schools do not favor tha establishment of a vocational high school at present they will ask that the new building be arranged so that such an institution could easily be established at some future date. Thev favor havina: a large auditor

ium provided for the Franklin township community center organization which Is now in its incipient stage. CHORUS OF CHILDREN TO FEATURE ANNUAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL

THE DYING GLADIATOR OF. FRENCH NAVY

Music Supervisor Slcane today announced a tentative program for the annual schools May Festival to be held the third week in May. The festival will be held for four evenings. . A new feature to be added this year is a concert by a chorus cf picked voices from the fifth and sizt grades. The youngsters will Eing a cantata composed of songs they have studied. A patricrtic finale, with costumed princioals singing with the chorus in tableaus, will be a striking incident. Garfield's orchestra and chorus will combine forces for their concert on one evening and the high school orchestra and chorus each will have an evening. Sloane will depart from the custom of giving a big work with the high school chorus and will substitute a song recital.

Robins Herald Coming Spring

GREENSFORK. Ind., March 9. A flock of robins was seen one-and-one-half miles northeast of Greensfork early Sunday morning Miss Iva Nicholson, who has been out of school for several weeks on account of illness, Is improving Measles and chicken-pox have visited the children of this vicinity..... Mrs. Luella Rafton of Redkey, has returned home after a few days visit here Miss Lena Weaver of Dayton; has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Crook-

It is unnecessary for you to suffer with eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes and similar skin troubles. A little zemo, obtained at any drug store for 25c, or 51.00 for extra Ursre bottle, and promptly applied will usually give instant relief from itching torture. It cleanses and soothes the skin and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases. . Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, disappearing liquid and is soothing' to the most delicate skin. It is not greasy, is easily applied and costs little. Get it today and save all further distress. Th E. W. Bom Co., Cleveland. O. A Simple, Attractive Style for Home or Porch Wear.

FEED BECOMES SCARCE

ECONOMY, Ind., March 9. Howard Stanley was hauling hay today. He isrunning short of feed and so are several more farmers. The long winter has been the cause of shortage and if the weather continues cold, then all rough feed will be gone before pastures are ready. BAD ARM AND BROKEN

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METHODIST PASTORS CLOSE CONFERENCE

' Richmond Methodist pastors who attended the Richmond : district conference at Greenfield this week report a Bplendid meeting. Rev. Harry Harman, U. S. A.. Bridge and J. P. Chamness attended. The conference closed Wednesday night . Dr. Bridge was on the program for an address on "What A District Superintendent Should Expect of His Pastors." and Dr. Harm an spoke on "What Churches Have a Right to Expect from Their Pastors." Reports of the district churches were encouraging. . Blshcp Nicholson spoke Tuesday night. .

NAVAL COMMITTEE LEAVES FOR COAST

The end of the battleship Gaulcis. ons cf the French warcraft sunk in ' the . Mediterrarsea-i. These remarkable photographs show the actual sinking of the Gaulcis by a submarine on Deesmber 27. The4Gaulois saw service in the Dardanelles campaign. '

Beck Gives Counsel to Farmers on Proper Fertilization of Soil

Ivan T. Beck, Wayne township agricultural supervisor, will devote considerable time during the remainder of the spring to offering instruction to farmers on tho proper use of lime on soils Next week will be devoted to the discussion of "The Various Forms of Lime"; , the next week to "What Calcium Compounds (Lime) Do in a Soil" and the week of March 26 he will lecture on "Ways cf Telling When a Soil Needs Liming." This last series of lectures will be accompanied with demonstrations. All farmers in the township are invited to attend these night meetings. The schedule will be the same each week. The meetings start shortly after 7 o'clock in the evening. The schedule follows: Monday, school number 15 on the Abington pike; Tuesday, school number 1. Middleboro; Wednesday, school number 3, Chester; Thursday, school number 9, east of Richmond. In speaking of the coming series of lectures today. Beck said : "During the last four years over 3.000 soil samples from all over the state have been tested for acidity in the laboratory cf the Soils and Crop3 Depaxtment of the Purdue Experiment Station. Eighty per cent of these samples were more or less acid, and the indications are that ever county in the state contains thousands of acres of land that would show excellent results from liming. "If a soil is in need cf lime neither the application of, manure, fertilizer, good cultivation, drainage, nor any other helpful treatment can give the

best results. Clover 2nd the other legumes', rrtich are anions the nicst important, factors in building up and maintaining soil fertility,, cannot develop properly on soil? lacking in the proper lime unseen and unthought cf by many tillers of the soil, nevertheless deserve a large place in the consideration of soil management. It is through these life" activities within the soil that a goodly portion of the plant foods of the soil are made available for the growth of ordinary farm crops. Lime is one of the essential factors to be considered in relation to the normal development of these living organisms within the soil." WILL MOVE TO ECONOMY

' ' (By Associates Press) WASHINGTON, March 9 Members of the house naval affairs committee, including Chairman Fadgett and Representative Butler,, of Pennsylvania, were on their, way today, to the Pacjic Coast where th&y go seeking first hand information a3 to conditions in navy yards and other naval vcrks.- . The itinerary includes" San Diego, Los Angeles, Valleje and other coa&t points. The committeemen are making the ' trip in their unofficial capacity.

MINISTER BUYS LAND

ECONOMY, Ind.. March 9.Tb Rer. Oliver Frazer, regular pastor 01 Economy Friends church, has boughi 17 acres of ground of Mr. Beard.

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Food Situation Grows Serious

ECONOMY, Ind.. March 9 Charley Morrison has sold his farm in Randolph county, and will move to Economy. His sale of household goods, stock, grain and farming utensils is today.

Masonic Calendai

Friday, March 9. King Solomon'3 Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Stated convocation. : '

OLER VACATES PROPERTY

&7 Associated Press) NEW YORK, March 9. The feed

I situation today showed two new factcrs, both tending' to raise prices. The Pairymen's - League, which virtually

controls the sources.of supply for .this city and districts within a radius of several hundred miles, announced a schedule for the six months beginning April 1 which averages one and oner half cents a quart more than the corresponding months of last year.

Scouts Volunteer To Help Society

The Boy Scouts of Richmond, membars of Troop 2,- will.be. conjpicuous tomorrow when Richmond chapter of the Red Cross society makes it drive for membership in the local chapter. The scouts have volunteered their services for the day in behalf of this patriotic undertaking and several of the juvenile troopers will be found at each of the fourteen Main street business houses, designated as membership stations for tomorrow. Several members of the Red Cross also will be in attendance at these stations for the purpose of explaining the w-ork of the society."

ECONOMY, Ind., March 9. Clyde Oler who recently sold his property to Mrs. Emma Stanley has rented the Mary Ann Williams property on West Main street.

Madagascar fishermen sprinkle a substance on rivers and lakes which paralyzes the fish and causes their bodies to rise, when they are caught by hand.

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