Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 284, 10 October 1917 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND BUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1917

BIG STYLE SHOW ATTRACTS THREE LARGE CROWDS Dame Fashion's Decree Shown by Models at Murray Theatre.: name Fashion decreed" and all

Richmond heard her decree at the second Style show, given in the Murray theatre Tuesday afternoon and evening by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp, under the auspices of a group of Richmond merchants.1- ' The show exhibited the latest creations In women's attire from yusbaum company, men's clothes and furhlsh!ngs from the Dennis shop and Lichtenfels" haberdashery, shoes from Thomas and Wessel'a, and furniture from Romeys and automobiles from the Chenoweth Auto agency. The first part of the exhibit was of fall suits and furs from Nusbaum's, live models entering the stage through "fashion's door," which was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Kolp in evening attire. A group of young men from Newcastle escorted the young women, showing the latest fabrics and "cuts" from the Dennis shop and Lichtenfels. Coats were also exhibited and the models walked down the aisles of the theatre that the garments might bear closer inspection from the audience. Nursery Furniture Pleases. One of the most interesting parts of the entire show, was the exhibit of nursery furniture by Romey's. Two little children, with their nurse showed the interior of a complete nursery. Spot suits and hats were shown in connection with the latest model Buick, exhibited by the Chenoweth company. The Milburn electric, with William Marsh and Mrs. Marian McCarthy in evening attire also came in for its share of attention. The Brunswick phonograph furnished music for solo and duo dances by Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. Kolp, Miss ' Lucille Reel, of Eaton, O., Mr. Kolp and Ralph Luddington of Cambridge City and for a dance by the models, in which stunning evening dresses were shown. The Evan Smith dance orchestra furnished other music for the show, including a ten-minute interlude of dance music, with Ray Weeks and Evan Smith as soloists. The theatre was crowded at both the afternoon and evening performances and interested people line both sides of the theatre when all available teats were filled. ENROLL iN ROOMS, ADVISES CARMAN Instructions to night school students to enroll with teachers of the studies they wish to pursue in the rooms designated were issued Wednt.vJay by Kenneth V. Carman, as follows: Rooms numbered below 20 are on the first floor; Rooms numbered between 20 and 30 are on the second fioor; Rooms numbered between 30 ard 40 are on the third floor and rooms numbered between 50 and 60 rre in the west building. . English for Beginners, Room 31 ; English, Intermediate, room 32; En-"g-ish, Advanced, room 32; Penmanship, room 23; Commercial Arithmetic, room 58; Bookkeeping, room 23; Typewriting, room 24; Stenography, room 25; Bench Work, room 7; Practical Nursing, room 6; Cooking, room 5: Serving and Preparing Meals, room 5: Dressmaking, room 56; Millinery. Lunch room; Commercial Art, ; room 36; Trade Mathematics, room -58: Beginning Sewing, Lunch room; " Sheet Metal Drafting, room 26; Printing, room 50; Freehand Drawing, room room 36; Physics, room 45; Chemistry, room 45; Physical Training, Gymnasium; Mechanical Drawing, room 26; Telegraphy, room 34; Cabinet Making, room 7: Machine Shop Practice, Ward Shop, North B street; Foreing and Tool Making, room 2; Automobile, electrical, room 47; Automobile, general, room 47; Benchwork, room 7; Spanish, Beginning, room 55; Spanish, Advanced, room 55E; French, room 59. ENTERTAINED BY KING MADRID, Tuesday, Oct. 9. Presi dent Machado of Portugal and other Portuguese officials, who are on their ; way to visit the Portuguese army in France, were met at the railroad sta-J tlon at San Sebastian by King Alfonso. ! They had lunch with the king at Miramar Palace before continuing their1 journey. When the first "coughs and colds of the season come, look out for them. The early coushs are the ones that develop into the all winter ones and often , Fove to be the most serious. - A tablespoonful of Duffy's t Pur$ VLoJi; Whiskey In water, as directed, before meals and on retiring, will often break up a cold, stop a cough, and help prevent dangerous grip. - It heips the stomach to more perfectly digest and assimilate food in order that - richer and purer blood may come from it, . and regulates and governs the heart's ac- , tion, so that the circulation will be strong ;and powerful, carrying health and vigor ; to every organ of the body. Coughs and colds seldom bother those who "Gst Duffy's and Keep Well" At most druggists, 1 grocers and dealers, " If they can't supply you, write us. Useful household 1 booklet free- ' TLo Duffy Utlt Wfcisker Co., Rochester, N. Y.

Urged to Use War Code of Telegraphy

, Kenneth V. Carman, of the . Vocational department, received a letter Wednesday morning from the War Department urging him to use the International code in telegraphy classes instead of the Morse Code. The International code is used In modern warfare. Classes will open Wednesday night at 7:15 o'clock. There are 63 registrations, 15 of whom are women. The general service code for use between the army and navy and for gen eral signalling is as follows:

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SEEK TO RAISE $1,000 A MONTH "Raise $1,000 a month for the next six months." This was the slogan adopted Wednesday when a luncheon was given at the Y. M. C. A. by the members of the Aremnian Relief fund committee. William Dudley Foulke presided at the meeting. It was decided to appoint a Richmond man to take charge of the campaign and the matter was referred to the executive committee with Dr. M. F. Johnston as chairman. Members of the board who attended the luncheon were Stanley W. Hayes, Dr. M. F. Johnston, Rev. E. E. Davis, Superintendent J. T. Giles, Professor Mead Kelsey, State Secretary of the Armenian Relief work, Rev. R. D. Baldwin, B. B. Myrick, Edgar F. Hiatt, Secretary Walter C. Woodward, with Editor Woodward of the "Graphic," Newburg, Orgeon, father of Professor Woodward and who is here for the Five Years meeting, as a special guest. Rev. M. G. Papazian, who was to speak at the Commercial club Tuesday night in the interest of the Armenian Relief work failed to arrive. The committee received no message as to the cause of his failure to appear. Rolls Down Steep Embankment; Unhurt George Rodenburg, teamster employed by the city, miraculously escaped injury Wednesday when the wagon he was driving, a team of horses and himself rolled down the Fifth street dump, a 6-foot embankment. The wagon which was "backed up" got too near the edge and went over. Neither of the, horses was hurt. The fire department was called and pulled the wagon and. horses up. Ants that cultivate fungi within their nest3 for food have been discovered in Madagascar by French scientists. ! Absolutely Removes ; Indigestion. One package ; proves it 25catall druggists.

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INFIRMARY VALUE MOUNTS $7,451 IN LAST QUARTER Total Value of the Personal Property Is $20,636 Petro Files Report.

Increase in the value of the Wayne county infirmary amounting to $7,451 in the last quarter was shown In the report of the Inventory of the infirmary made by the county commissioners Tuesday. The total value of the personal property at the infirmary Is given at $20,636. Since Superintendent Petro has been in charge of the infirmary, which has been since March, 1914, the total value of the personal property has increased almost $13,000. This great increase has been due largely to the increase In the value of livestock and grain that has been raised at the farm although the efficient management of Superintendent is cited in the report as contributing to the Increase. Sell $2,727.53 Worth Products amounting to $2ti27.53 have been sold from the farm in the last quarter, including a large shipment of wheat and hogs. The farm now has, as a part of its stock, the following: 600 bushels of wheat. 200 bushels of oats. 55 head of cattle, valued at $1,625. 70 tons of hay. 227 hogs, valued- at $5,500. 170 tons of silage. 15 tons of straw. 500 bushels of potatoes. 200 chickens. 1,478 gallons of canned goods, valued at $1,100. The canned goods now in stock at the infirmary has all been prepared at the farm canning plant, erected last year. This is one of the biggest improvements that have been made at (Advertisement.) Seven Bushels otatoes This oman's Yield Richmond Woman Says Tanlac Gave Her Strength to Do Garden Work. "My system was all run down and I felt weak but since I've been taking Tanlac I've got back my strength and this summer I've been able to raise, tend and dig seven bushels of potatoes," said Mrs. Mary Sheron," 1017 Ridge street, this city. "My stomach was in bad shape before I took Tanlac," Mrs. Sheron continued. "I didn't eat very much and what I did eat made me feel bloated and miserable. I didn't sleep very good, either, and got up mornings feeling bad. "I read about Tanlac and tried it. The first bottle was nearly gone before I saw any results. Then I got better rapidly. One morning I got up feeling just fine. I could walk up. and down the stairs like I could when I was a girl. "I kept on taking Tanlac and took eight bottles altogether. My stomach got back in good shape. I'm never bothered with bloating now and I feel well in every other way." Tanlac Is a vegetable composed of roots, barks and herbs. It is especially designed to build up run down systems and it has helped hundreds of Richmond men and women. Get Tanlac if you are not feeling right and get it today. Any good drug store in Richmond and all nearby towns sells Tanlac. m i

Chances For Snow Slight Says Moore

Nothing doing! ... Weather "Man Moore has put the quietus on all chances for snow In Wayne county, for Borne time at least. Weather Indications are for rain and colder weather, but there Is no snow in sight for Wayne county, according to Moore. "Nothing doing on the snow. There is only the slightest chance for any here for some time," Moore reported Wednesday. the farm in many years, and already the goods saved by canning has almost paid for the erection of the building. Evangelist Slays Man in Court Room HAMMOND, Ind., Oct. 10. Drawing two revolvers, Oscar Landmeisser, an itinerant evangelist, shot Fred Bayne, of Indiana Harbor, to death Id a crowded court room today and seriously wounded two other persons. The evangelist was then shot and seriously wounded by two court attaches. TO FORM RED CROSS EATON, O., Oct. 10. -For the purpose of organizing an auxiliary of Preble County Chapter Red Cross, a meeting will pe held Friday afternoon at New Westvllle. Many members of the local chapter are planning to attend.

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