Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 109, 20 March 1917 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1917

HAGERSTOWN PUTS $646 IN FUNDS TO HELP NEWCASTLE

HAGBIISTOWN. Ind., March SO. L. Ji. Davit, secretary of the Commorclal club who acted as a committee of one lo receiving donations for the relief fund for those damaged by the tornado, of Sunday. March 11. has reported the list of subscriptions to date. This will probably close the work of ittlslng the fund, which will be divided between Hagerstown and Newcastle victims. Following Is a list of the names of tho contributors and the amounts contributed: For Hageratown. Tcetor-Hartley Motor company, $100; J. H. Teetor. $25; C. N. Teetor, $23; Ralph Teetor, $5; A. R. Jones, $10; Frank Teetor. $5; Joseph Teetor, $5; John O. Clark, $5; H. C. Teetor, $10; L. B. Davis, $2; Henry W. Keagy, $5; W. E. Immel, $2.50; George G. Harlan, $3; William Stahr, $3; Hagerstown Commercial club, $25; R. B. Worl, $3; F. M. Whltesell. $3; Harry L. Stola, $3; J. L. Replogle, $2; Dick McShlrly, $1; H. J. Bohn, $1; First National bank, $10; Union Trust compan. $10; M. L. Gebhart, 50c; Ed. Mason. $1; "William H. Dingwerth, 50c; R. C. Hughes, $1; Donation. $1; Ray Teeter, $2; M. Franklin, $1; I. O. O. F. lodge, donated for Ora Smith, $25; Chester Life raised donations for Ora Smith, $100; total, $385.50. For Newcastle. Teetor-Hartley Motor company, $100; J. H. Teetor, $25; C. N. Teetor. $25; Ralph Teetor, $5! A. R. Jones, $10; Frank Teetor, $5; Joseph Teetor, $5; J. G. Clark. $5; H. C. Teetor. $10; L. B. Davis. $2: Henry W. Keagy, $5; W. E. Immel, $2.50: George O. Harlan, $2; William M. Stahr, $2; Hagerstown Commercial club. $25; F. M. Whltesell, $2: Harry L. Stoltz, $2; Dick McShlrly, $2; F. E. McKinnon, $1; First National bank, $10; Union Trust company. $10; Ed. Mason. $2; William H. Dingwerth, 50c ? Harry Flood, $1; Donation, $1; Dela Rudy, $1; Ray Teetor, $2; total, $261. The total amount of money raised here aggregated $646.50. Three hundred eighty-five dollars fifty cents for Hagerstown and $261 for Newcastle.

Beck Discusses Lime9 s Effect on Soil at Farm Meetings Held This Week

"Lime Is being nsed extensively In Wayne county and elsewhere in the state with a result of increased crop yields," Wayne Township Agricultural Supervisor Beck said today. "However, lime is not to be considered as a commercial fertilizer, for it contains no available nitrogen, phosphorus, nor potash. Neither will it in any way serve as a substitute for any of these essential plant food elements. Lime does have a marked effect upon most soils in correcting certain unfavorable conditions and thus creating a more favorable environment for the growth and development of our desirable farm crops." Issues Schedule of Meeting' "What Lime Does in the Soil" will be the subject for discussion in the farmers' evening meetings to be conducted during the week by Mr. Beck. He will treat the discussion under the

CITY ENTERTAINS ROYALTY'S FAVORITE

Richmond will be entertaining a favorite of royalty next Monday when Marquise Amerlta Galli-Curci sings at the Coliseum. The celebrated coloratura often has sung at the Royal Palace in Madrid at the command of the King and she has numerous decorations, necklaces, bracelets and autographed letters from members of the Spanish ruling family. Her latest success in this country was in Baltimore, where she "thrilled her audience repeatedly," according to a review of the recital in a national musical magazine. She will not sing in New York this season, but musiclovers of the metropolis have gone in special trains to Albany and Newark to hear her. Reserved seats for the concert here are being sold rapidly and from the present indications the hall will be sold out before this week is ended.

F, J. CRAWFORD DIES

MILTON, Ind., March 20. F. J. Crawford died at his home south of Milton, near Beeson's station, Monday morning of a complication of diseases. He is survived by there sons, Albert, of Connersvllle; Van, of Milton, and Will, who is at home, and three daughters, Mrs. W. E. Sheets, who lives in the home, Mrs. Harry Irwin, of Muncie. and Mrs. Walter Clark, of Shelbyville. His wife has been dead several years. Mr. Crawford was sixty years old. The funeral services will be from tho Valley Grove chapel, Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock, conducted by the Rev. F. C. JlcCormick. The Interment will be at Valley Grove cemetery.

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ORGANIZE FARM LOAN BANK AT LOUISVILLE

following heads: commercial effects of lime In the soil; biological, effects of lime upon the living organisms of the soil; physical effects of lime upon the soil.. . The schedule of the meetings will be as follows: Tuesday evening at the Middieboro school house;, Thursday evening at school district No. 9, east of Richmond. During the week of March 26 to 29, the subject for discussion at these meetings will be "How to Tell When a Soil Needs Lime." At that time farmers, may bring small samples of soil from home and have them tested for the need of lime. After March 31 these meetings will be discontinued on account of the opening up of the spring work on the farms.

! AMUSEMENTS AT I LOCAL HOUSES

(By Associated Press) LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 20. Officers and directors of the federal farm loan bank of Louisville met here today at the call of Secretary of the treasury McAdoo for the purpose of officially organizing that institution.

An Old Melodies concert will be given this evening at the Second Presbyterian church by members of the Philathea Bible class. Mrs. Edward Cooper will entertain members of a card club Wednesday afternoon at her home, South Twelfth street.

The Woman's Press club of Indiana has completed arrangements for a personally conducted ail-expense tour to New Orleans mid-biennial council meeting of the Federation of Women's clubs. From Indianapolis the cost of the round trip will be, $66.25. Mrs.

Sara Messing Stern of Terre Haute, Is chairman of the committee in charge. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Mr. Jack Uhl, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Uhl, 404 North Eighteenth street, to Miss Ruth Philips, daughter of Mrs. Lora B. Kantz. of Bristol, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Uhl were married Friday, March 2 in Covington, Kentucky. The announcement comes as a surprise to their many friends. They will reside in this city.

MURRETTE One of the most charming pictures that has even been seen at the Murrette Theatre appears there today when Marguerite Clark stars in the Famous Players adaptation of the beloved fairy tale "Snaw White," which is the Paramount attraction for the week. "Snow White" was directed by J. Searle Dawley, who has presided over all of Miss Clark's most recent successes. . MURRAY The colossal dramatic spectacle "The Garden of Allah," staged in twelve acts, from Robert Hichens famous story of the same name, is the attraction extraordinary at the Murray Theatre for three days, starting Monday, Mnrch 26. Never before has a screen production achieved such tremendous success as this gorgeous panorama of life and love. Its theme, based upon the two great passions of mankind, the struggle for love and religion, has been told in an enchanting melody. As in book and play, this poetic drama exquisite with its tender story of a great love, will gratify and enthrall with its majestic beauty and soul-stirring romance. WASHINGTON Next Saturday the Washington offers the greatest musical comedy seen in years. "Very Good Eddie" is coming for two performances immediately following Its long run of twelve months at the Princess and Casino Theatres in New York. "Very Good Eddie" was written by Philip Bartholoraae and Guy Bolton, with music by Jerome Kern, the most popular writers of the day. It is produced under the management of Elizabeth Marbury and F. Ray Comstcck. "Very Good Eddie" is different from the ordinary successful musical comedy. Its plot and its story has proven that It is really possible for a musical play to possess, an interesting story along with charming music and the time-worn theory that good music goes along with a bad book or else a good book is genorally spoiled by bad music is forever exploded in these two acts of tuneful merrymaking.

50-YEAR-OLD BOY ATTENDS PETERSON; FORMER EARLHAMITE

Hindus do not leave; off. 'entirely their heathen faults when they embrace Christianity, writes Harold Peterson, former Earlham student, who Is stationed in India. In a letter from Jaipore written January 9, Peterson describes a railroad trip and some of the famous old temples and palaces of the British possession. He describes David, his bearer or "boy," who is 50 years old. "David." says he. "is 1 an excellent cook and a Christian, but he steals a good deal. I have not come across any Hindu or Moslem servants as crooked as his family." But, "I have met dozens of Indians since I came to India in whose lives you can see Christ revealed in a remarkable manner," he adds. "Becoming a Christian does not make a European out of an Indian. He may retain some of his faults along with his virtues."

Can to Restore ".Ball and Chain"

Any trusty at the county Jail or any prisoner who is being worked on the county roads will have a ball and chain placed around his ankle if he tries to escape. This was announced by Sheriff Carr, today. With the coming of nice weather, prison labor on the county roads started yesterday. Although the prisoners are under guard they are also under their pledges of honor to make no efforts to escape.

The aged King Peter of Serbia has twice during the present war appeared robed and crowned before his armies on the battlefield.

Careless Use of Soap Spoils the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully, if you want to keep your hair looking its best Most soaps ad prepared shampoos conlain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins it. The best thing for steady use is Just ordinary mulslfled cocoanut oil (which is pure and greaseless) and is better than the most expensive soap or anything else you can use. One or two teaspoonfuls will clean the scalp and hair thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub It in. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rlnseB out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft, and "the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get mulslfled cocoanut oil at any pharmacy, It's very cheap, and a few ounces will supply every member of the family for months. adv.

The two-edged weapons are found among the earliest specimens of Japanese metal working.

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Comstock Gives

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Any young man residing In the Sixth congressional district who is an American citizen and between the ages of 16 and 20. is offered the. opportunity of entering the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis as a cadet. Congressman D. W. Comstock announced today that a competitive examination for appointment as a midshipman from the Sixth district will be held at the Richmond post office on Tuesday, April 3. the examination starting at 8:30 a. m. ' One principal and three alternates will be nominated from the number examined. In addition to being between the ages of 16 and 20 and American-born,

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FARMERS ORGANIZE BRANCH OF GRANGE

CENTER VILLE, Ind., March 20 A number of farmers met in the I. O. O. F. Hall Thursday evening for the purpose of organizing a Farmers Grange. The following officers were elected and installation will be held at the meeting next Thursday evening at the K. of P. Hall: Ralph McMlnn. worthy master; Garr Ellason, overseer; Jesse Ruby, lecturer; Jesse Starr, steward; Fred Demoss, assistant steward; Clara McMinn, chaplain; J. A. Driffel, treasurer; Anna Jackson, secretary; Nova Shadle, Ceres; Mildred -Drifel, Pomona; Esther George, Flora; Mrs. Spotts, assistant steward and C. B. George, gatekeeper.

that the Finnish diet will be convened shortly and asked to establish a government possessing the full con-, fidence of the people. "

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MANY TRACTORS IN USE

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, March 20. A total of 34,371 of gasolene and kerosene tractors are employed in farming operation in the United States, according to a census Just completed by the department of agriculture.

PLAN NATIONAL BABY WEEK

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, March 20. Plans for a nation-wide celebration this year of baby week are already under way in at least thirty-four states, the federal children's bureau announced tonight.

Short men of Harlem held a meeting recently to protest against the high positions of straps in public conveyances.

GALLS FINNISH DIET

(By Associated Press) ' LONDON. March 20. Home rule for Finland is the policy of the new Russian government, according to a Reuter correspondent writing from Tammerfors, Finland's greatest manufacturing city. The correspondent says

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