Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 116, 28 March 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, MAR. 28, 1917

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COUNTY FEELS GROWING NEED FOR FARM AIDE

. .. . . ... " . BY BASIL WALTERS. "Whenever the farmers of Wayne county want a county agricultural agent, one will be ' employed," said County Superintendent Williams today. - .... "The county school board Is merely the agent of the people It represents." The agltAtlon for erection of vocational high schools In Wayne" county has caused much comment upon the need of n agricultural agent In Wayne county. I Vocational high schools are for toys and men from fifteen to twentysix years of age. Jt Is the duty of these schools to train for the future. : Agent Does Work Today. , t Thfi agricultural agent does his work for today and indirectly for the future by encouraging the preBervati6n of soil vitality. '- The agricultural agent is a soil expert. He could appropriately be called the "farm doctor." He is trained to discover what ails soils and to prescribe remedies. Farmers of Warne township have

accepted with open minds the teach-j ings of Agricultural Supervisor Becki during the winter months. WlHi Beck! the farmers hf"e reasoned out some , problems whk have been puzzling!

them. Farmers Try Experiments. . This Bummer several of them will try experiments on bmall scales. Beck is not required to accept any person In the night classes who is over twenty-six year3 of age. He did not draw the restricting line, however, and several of the oldest farmers of the township attended the night classes. County Superintendent Williams has predicted that work like Beck Is doing and which will be done In vocational high schools will eventually lead to farmers demanding the employment of an agricultural agent in Wayne county.

ORCHESTRA RECITAL PROVES SUCCESS

Seating capacity of the Falrvlew Methodist church was taxed last night when three hundred people were present at the second popular concert given by the Williams Concert Orchestra of this city. The soloists were Drew G. Lacey and Miss Estella Thomas. Sterling L. Reid rendered his cornet solo, "The Sunshine of Your Smile." The ,. work of Miss Charlotte Rogers and the quartet of the Central Christian church was applauded. The attraction was given under the auspices of the O. R. O. W. class of the church.

PHYSICIANS ANSWER CALL FOR SERVICE

Several Richmond physicians probably will answer the call of the Auxiliary Medical Committee for National Defense for 25,000 medical reserve officers. A number of them were interviewed by the Palladium today. Among the yonuger members of the profession a willingness to serve was evident The older men are not so eager. Tie medical reserve corps now number about 3.000, of which number 2,000 have been enlisted within the last 18 months. Surgeon Geueral Gorgas of the army says a reserve of 25,000 is needed.

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THIRD METHODISTS RECEIVE 55 PERSONS

Fifty-five persons were received into Third Methodist church during last year, according to Rev. J. P. Chamness' report to the annual conference in Huntington today. Forty of these were baptized and 15 were received by letter. The congregation raised $1,280 for all purposes. Church attendance was increased 25 per cent and Sunday school attendance 50 per cent. The pastor made 1,050 calls during the year, conducted 30 funerals and officiated at 12 weddings.

NEW ALBANY ASKS RICHMOND FOR AID; CLUB GETS APPEAL

The New Albany relief committee sends out the following appeal by telegram for relief through the Commercial Club: "Our city helpless In face of tremendous disaster. Tornado killed thirty-seven, wounded several hundred, made twenty-live hundred homeless, caused one million dollars damage to homes and factories. Every business man trying to restore noraml conditions but burden too great for this community alone. "In face of this terrible disaster, we have no hesitation In urging your consideration of financial help In raising two hundred and fifty thousand dollars needed by Red Cross Society to carry on emergency relief work. Maximum amount that your citizens care to send will be gratefully received by the sufferers and deeply appreciated. New Albany Citizens' Relief Committee, E. V. Knight, Treasurer." The officers of the club recommend that all contributions for New Albany be made to the Richmond Society of the American Red Cross. Checks can be mailed or left at the rooms in Masonic Temple.

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OVERWORKED MOTHER Finds Health In Our Vinol Collinsville, 111. "I suffered from a nervous break-down and terrible headaches, and was tired all over, totally worn out and discouraged but as I had a large family I had to work despite my suffering. I saw Vinol advertised and decided to try it, and within two weeks I noticed a decided improve

ment, and now I am a well woman

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