Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 163, 22 May 1917 — Page 12
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1917
CANDIDATES BETWEEN DRILLS AT PLATTSBURG
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Some of tl ,00 students at the Plattborg Training Camp, where of fleers tor the United States conscript flTTnW are betas trained, enjoying a few minute between courses of instruction for refreshments.
Former Richmond Man Serves in Congress Charles B. Tlmberlake, one of the Congressional delegation that accompanied the body of Rep. D. W. Cornstock,. Is a former resident of Richmond. 1 - When a young man he taught school in this county. In the early , eighties he went to Sterling Col., where he began to practice law. - After serving one term in the congress, he was re-elected last fall by an overwhelming majority. , Mr. Tlmberlake is a brether of Edward Tlmberlake, Mrs. Eliza Charles, and Mrs. Anna Birdsall, and an uncle of Fred Charles, city engineer, Prof. A. M. Charles, of Earlham, Mrs. I. H. Johnson, and Miss Grace Birdsall all of this ctty.
STARGRASS MAKES HIGH GRADE PAPER
LIVERPOOL, May 22 A new papermaking material, known as "Btargrass," is being cultivated in large quantities on the coasts of Lancashire. It grows very readily in the sandy oil, close to the sea, and is useful In preventing the drifting of the sand. Mown at the proper time, It Is dried and then commands a good price as material for a high quality fibre paper, tised for strong envelopes, wrappings and bindings.
, Last evening at the high school gymnasium a party "was given ' for the Teachers' Federation by a committee composed of Miss Caroline Heitbrink, chairman, Mary Lemon, Mary Jay, Mildred Dickinson, Messrs. C. O. Mays and Ja. V. Outland. Seventy-five guests were present. A play was given by members of" a Camp Fire, under the guardianship of Miss Reece. Several quartet numbers were given by Misses Grace Shera, Grace Woodyard, Messrs. O. W. Hackman, and L. A. Newgard. Miss Blossom gave a 'cello solo. Refreshments were served. . The West ' Richmond W. C. T. U. members met Monday afternoon in the Community house, adjoining the West
Richmond Friends church. The sub
lect was. "Prohibition, As a War
Measure." Mrs. E. P. Trueblood, Mrs. Emma Unthank and Mrs. Mary
Randle read papers. Mrs. . J. Edgar
Williams and Miss Alice Macy furnish
ed music. Mrs. M. H. Wolford and Mrs. Harlow Lindley assisted with the
program.
Women of the city are requested to
patronize the food sale to be held all
day Saturday in the Starr Piano rooms.
Mam street, for the benefit or the Kea
Cross association. Mrs. Albert D. Gayle 1b chairman of the committee.
Pies, salads, warm bread, Jellies, pre-
LEADER OF SOCIALISTS IN GERMANY
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Herr George Ledebour is the leader of the Socialistic movement in Germany, who in a speech In the Reichstag recently declared that "revolution must come and the country may as well prepare for it." In company with such men as Dr. Liebnicht and Max Harden, this brilliant and convincing orator has braved the displeasure of the Kaiser in an effort to place before the Geiman people an exact statement of the conditions now prevailing In the Central Empires. He is tremendously popudar, which probably accounts for the. fact that he is not already, confined in a military prison. .
HOLY COMMUNION SUNDAY
Announcement has been made of Confession and Holy communion at the St. Paul's Iutheran church Sunday morning and evening.
Deaths in Preble
FRANK KENNEY EATON, O. Funeral services for Frank Kenney, 83 years, Civil war veteran, were held Tuesday afternoon at the home of his brother-in-law, Charles F. Churchill, East Wadsworth street, conducted by Rev. Henry Crampton. Burial in Mound Hill cemetery was according to the rites of the local G .A. R. Post. Kenney died Saturday in the National Military Home. Dayton. For many years he was a resident of fhis city, nut for a long time had been a Satlent of the Home. His wife, Olive :enney, died here about three years ago.- He is survived by one son, Clarence Kenney, of this city.
Movie Actresses And Their Hair
Did it ever occur to you that every movie actress you have seen has lovely hair, while the most popular count their curls as their chief beauty? In fact, many are leading ladies Just, because of their attractice locks. Inquiry among them discloses the fact that they bring out all the natural beauty of their hair by careful shampooing, not with any soap or makeshift, but with a simple mixture by putting a teaspoonful of, canthrox (which they get from the druggist) in a cup of hot water and applying this instead of soap. This full cup of shampoo liquid is enough so it is easy to apply It to all the hair instead of Just the top of the'head. After its use, the hair dries rapidly with uniform color. DandrufT, excess oil and dirt are dissolved and entirely disappear. The hair is so fluffy that it looks much heavier than it is. while its lustre and eoftness is delightful. Adv.
serves made from fresh fruits with gelatine, and other good things to eat, may be purchased. The sale begins at 10 o'clock and continues until evening. Mrs. Paul Noss, North Seventeenth street, will entertain members of the Sunshine Crochet club Thursday afternoon. . The north section of the Woman's Character Builders class of the Central Christian church, will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Louis Mlndling, 815 Main street.
Miss Mae Appleton spent the weekend in Connersville as the guest of Miss Blanch Higgs. - .
Circle Number 3 of the aid society of the First Presbyterian church, will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charles E. Duffin, 1212 South B street.
School Fight in Franklin Township : 1 Comes to an Unexpected Armistice
Aa armistice has bees declared In the conflict which has been raging over school matters in Franklin township. : Th armistice was not arranged. It came about because the contending parties ran short of breath. They're still growling. Will Curtis. Franklin township trustee, is advertising for bids tor .a new high school building in Whitewater. A contract for the building probably will be let June 9. It will be let unless the residents of the north end of the township, in the Bethel and Brown school districts, find some way to prevent the building of the school. Want Consolidated Building. The "north-enders," as they are called to differentiate them from the Whitewater folks, are opposing the building of a high school in Whitewater because they want a new building to house a federated school, to be composed of pupils from the Bethel and Brown districts. ' The Brown district has been abandoned and cannot be federated under the state law, which prohibits consolidation of an abandoned district. Notwithstanding the impossibility of a new building the "north-enders" have been seeking to Interdict the proposed new building for Whitewater. Deny Wrong Attitude. Whitewater folks say the "north-enders" have been assuming a "dog-in-the-manger" attitude. ... This the "north-enders" deny. "We believe the township's money should be spent t take care of the intermediate schools as well as the high school," they contend. They also aver
FRANK DENNY IS DEAD
NEW PARIS, Ohio, May 22. Frank Denny, age 52, died Tuesday morning at his home here, after a long illness from rheumatism. The deceased is survived by the widow, two sons, two
daughters and one grandchild. John Mckee, a foster brother, lives at Greensfork, Indiana. Mr. Denny was a member of the K. of P. lodges and was prominent in the Christian church. Most of his life had been
spent on the farm.
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the high school bunding Is sot needed. Meanwhile County Superintendent Wllllanu sits on the lid. "I guess it will all blow over before the contract for the high school building is let." he predicts.
PROMISE GREAT FESTIVAL
EATON, O., May 22. Promise is given that the second gymnastic festival of the public schools, to be
neia maay afternoon at .the south
school grounds, will eclipse in , every
way last year's event, which was attended by about 1,500 persons. The affair this year will be participated in by 600 pupils. .
NEW YORK GETS PLACES TO REGISTER NEW YORK, May 22. The board of elections announced today that of the 2,125 voting places used in the last election all but 100 will be avail
able, voluntarily offered, for the registration on June 5 of men' subject to conscription, under the new army law. Commissioner Hoyt. president of the board of elections, said that the board had received offers from enough election officials to provide the necessary number of registrars, all of whom must volunteer their services.
promise of being the biggest stock play, ever presented at the Murray! Theatre. ' -
On The Boards
MURRAY "Her Own Money" is drawing capacity crowds at the Murray Theatre. Mr. Oliver's clever production, of this famous comedy is well worth seeing. Another worthy offering the last of the week will be "Mrs. Wlggs of the Cabbage Patch." a dramatization' of the novel by the some name. This play will open Thursday night and continue the rest of the week. .There will be twenty persons 1 nthe east. ' This production gives
- Women of Prussia and Germany are giving their hair to be used In weaving belting to be used in munition factories.
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This Handsome William and Mary Library Table is made throughout of solid quartered oak, finished in that rich Jacobean brown; has 28x 42 inch. top; a remarkable value
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