Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 178, 8 June 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1917

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T. R. Addresses American Medical Association British Officer Also Speaks. "... NEW YORK, .June 8. Joint sestionp of branches for symposiums, the chief of which was given over to a consideration of medical progress on Hunting infantile paralysis, marked the close today' of the sixty-eighth annual convention of the American Medical Association. At the joint meeting of the sections on nervous and mental diseases and the section on diseases of children, the program called for papers dealing with infantile paralysis by Dr. George Draper, New York; Dr. Charles Herrmann, New York; Dr. Lasalle Arcbambault, Albany, N. Y.; Dr. Frederick Tllney, Boston; Dr. Armitage Whitman, New York, and Robert W. Lovrtt, Boston. Britisher Speaks - The cry for aid from American physicians end surgeons from England and France was brought to the attention of the convention yesterday by Colonel T. H. Goodwin, of the British 'ar commission, and last night Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, speaking at the big patriotic meeting held in place of the usual ball, urged every delegate present to go back to his home and act as a missionary in the service of his country. ' "There ,is a terrible responsibility upon the' men of your profession," Colonel Goodwin said. "The -call of suffering humanity is awful. I hope the response will be generous and prompt." Warns Young Doctors Colonel Goodwin was Introduced by Dr. Franklin H. Martin, chairman of the medical section of the council of national defense, who repeated bis warning of Wednesday night to young physicians that if they did not offer their services to the government they, might soon be digging trenches. Two hundred members of the association yesterday inspected the newColumbia University war hospital The visiting physicians included representatives of the British and American armies. The entire institution will be portable and can be assembled, readily for service within a few days.

Landis Feels Blue; He Lost His Stick and Dog is Traitor LA CROSSE. Wis., June 8. Federal Judge Landis is feeling tolerable blue these days because of a crowning climax to a multipjicity of misfortunes. He has lost his famous hickory stick. The weatherbeaten' club which for years has been the court's companion disappeared. . The judge says he went out for a walk with the trusty stick grasped tightly In his right hand. He avers that at" no time during the walk did he loosen his hold, but at the end of it when he looked at his hand the stick was gone. He retraced his steps, but to no avail. This, however. Isn't all the gloom he exuded. John Somebody, once known as John Landis, has been given away, as every one knows. John, a rambunctious white bulldog, presumably liked the white haired jurist and the latter worshiped John. But a short time ago the judge made a visit to his one time pal with sad results, explained by .him as follows: "I thought John would fall all over me, but he turned up his nose and mad all the fuss over his new rela: tions. He's nothing but a" regular Benedict Arnold, that dog is."

Sun glasses have been invented for baseball players so hinged to the cap that a touch will drop them into position. - A man can see a ball coming toward him while looking at the sun.

THIRTY-FIVE WOMEN AT MISSION MEETING

Thirty-five delegates are attending the state convention of the Woman's Mite Missionary society, in session at Bethel A. M. E. church. South Sixth and B streets. A reception was held for the visitors last night at the church. Regular meetings began this morning. Mrs. Mary G. Evans gave a talk, followed by communion service. This afternoon, Mrs. Gertrude Hill, president of the association, gave her annual address. Reports from the different auxiliaries were given. Mrs. Carrie E. Willis, of Lafayette, gave a talk on "The Spirit of the Hour." Sessions will be held tomorrow and Sunday.

FRENCH GET CURIOUS

PARIS, June 8. One result of American intervention in the war is an extraordinary demand at all the book stores for the history of the American revolution and of the United States. The only two works on this subject published in the French language seem to be out of print. One of these works, it is announced, is to be republished.

SUNDAY" SCHOOL WORKERS AT FOUNTAIN CITY

FOUNTAIN CITY Ind., June 8 The Wesleyan Sunday School of the eastern district, In " convention here since Tuesday, adjourned Thursday evening. Twenty delegates attended. Among the speakers were T. Bodenhorn, Rev. S. E. Baker, Rev. T. B. Baker, Rev. E. Cory, formerly of this place, and the Rev. Mr. Bailey. The various departments of the Sunday school were discussed at a workers' conference.

INDIANAPOLIS MAN ' HURT IN SMASH UP

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind., June 8. C. E. Sherin, a representative of the Doherty & Sheern company, Indianap

olis, received a few bruises and cuts Thursday evening when the automobile he was driving smashed into an iron bridge, about one mile north of here.. He was hurled out of the car which turned over three times, landing right side up in a corn Held.

WOMEN ARE TOLD HOW TO CAST VOTE

MILITARY TRAINING COMPULSORY AT

MIAMI

OXFORD, O., June 8. Trustees of Miami University, in annual session, suspended all fees for summer school and educational extension work during the continuance of the war. Also compulsory military training was provided for all male students, beginning in September. The age of retirement for all employes of the university was fixed at 65 years.

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind., June 8. Intricacies of voting were explained at an open meeting of the W. C. T. U. held Wednesday afternoon. A number of new members were admitted into the organization...... Miss Mary Woodard has returned from Indianopolis....Mlss Doris Keene is making an extended visit with relatives near Oxford, Ohio.... Miss El ma Alexander attended a C. W. B. M. meeting at Richmond Wednesday and one at Whitewater Thursday. ... Sunday morning the Friends church will observe Children's Day at the regular preaching hour. ' PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

Slayer; Makes Fourth ; Effort For Freedom

Among the petitions that will be presented to the state board of pardons at its meeting June 25,' will be that of Alonzo Fisher, sentenced to life Imprisonment for the murder of his wife. Fisher was sentenced by Judge Fox on July 24, 1907, and according to the petition which was presented by his attorney, Gath Freeman, this is his fourth attempt to secure a pardon. The pardon board also will consider twenty-seven other pleas, including two life terms for murder. Fisher killed his wife at Eighth and Main streets.

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Gowns 98c Beautiful embroidery, ribbon and lace trimmed, Sat- QO urday .'. ..HOC Best $1.00 Gowns 69c Of extra fine material, beautifully embroidered, low or high neck, long or short sleeves, Saturday ()9c $2 Envelope Chemise 98c Of dainty nainsook, beautiful

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Women's 75c Unions Suits 44c

comfy cut 44c

Fine quality cool summer weight Union Suits in and other styles; come with the new shell knee; priced for Saturday at

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Women's 50c Silk Boot Hose 29c Black champagne and OQf white, special ...

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$1.50 and $2.00 BOYS' WASH SUITS, 98c Just received a new special lot of patriotic new

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75c BOYS' WASH SUITS 44c

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BOYS 75c BLOUSE WAISTS, 44c Of extra fine quality fast

color percales in all sizes

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BOYS' 75c KNICKERS 49c

In khakis and palm

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BEST $1 KNICKERS 69c Of kool cloths, khakis

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Men's $1.25 and $1.50 Dress Shirts 89c Fine quality fast color percales, reps, pongees, etc., well

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Best $1.00 Corset Covers

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