Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 295, 23 October 1917 — Page 14
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, OCT. 23, 1917.
STUDENTS GET
SPECIAL WORK IN SEED PICKING
Charles W. Jordan and Ivan T. Beck Busy in Fountain City. FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind., Oct. 23 In addition to the work done here among the farmers by E. C. Martindale, the government expert on corn seed selection, Charles Jordan, of Richmond, and Township Agent Beck have been busy wirh the agricultural class of the high school. Practical demonstrations were mado on neighboring farms, the students examining the rows, and selecting seed corn that scored well in the rows. Seed sprouting is taught in the high school and further interesting experiments will be made by the students themselves.
C. N. Hatfield, who instituted the Fountain City Novelty works here, made 500 machines in 90 days of the giain cleaner and seed separator type, with the aid of a few assistants. The demand for this invention has placed the firm 'CO days behind their orders which will keep the hands busy until Christmas. Farmers are loyal to this
home industry and the orders this sea
son have exceeded the output of previous years over 50 percent.
The Fountain bank, a private institution, with 20 home people holding
five shares apiece, had not been called
upon Monday to make any special effort on behalf of the second Liberty loan, as the subscriptions on that day totaled 515,000, with $5,000 more to come. The Boy Scouts started Monday to boost for the bonds, and the officers of the bank say the little fellows will win out. The coal situation was relieved by the receipt of three cars Monday, one to tho Hull company and two to the elevator men. Jacob Crull is cutting wood on logs dried out on his farm. William Cooper is looking for help to get out cord wod, and has installed a gasoline engine and saw on his wood lots.
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On The Screen
MURRETTE The case of an actress sacrificing herself for her art is no better exemplified than Id the performance of Fannie Ward, the clever Lasky-Para-mount star who will be seen at the Murrette today in the production "The Crystal Gazer." During the filming of the terrific fight scene In this photodrama. Miss Ward's shoulder was accidentally dislocated, but with the exception of a sharp scream of pain which is plainly shown on the screen. Miss Ward gave no Indication of the injury until the scene was completed when she collapsed in the arms of her maid. All work on the picture was suspended for three weeks until Miss Ward had fully recovered. '
kee Way" had better get to see It before ifla too late. Although the manager of the, Washington Theatre has attempted to get a return booking he has been told by the Fox Film Corporation officials that the demand for the picture is ao great that return book
ings cannot be arranged for some time.
Foot of the thirteen sons of R. S. Wills of Oakdale, Pa., are In the United States service, and five others are of militarg age and subject to the draft.
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Major Lacey, in a reminiscence, Monday at a barber shop, told of the days of '34 when blue rats were common, and were accounted fierce rodents. Tie saw the first Norwegian rat cross the creek swimming by a piece of plank, with dozens of others following. It was then good-bye to the blue rat who soon disappeared in the tribal encounters of the rodents later, the Norwegians killing off the blue species.
The first photograph of the former German liner Vaterland made since the United States Government took her over and rechristened her Leviathan. The picture was made "somewhere in American waters." The Stars and Stripes is floating from the stern of the vessel.
Indiana Clubwomen Meet at Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Cowles There
The State Federation of Women's clubs opened its annual convention at Fort Wayne Tuesday. Mrs. Elbert W. Shirk, president of the Domestic Science association, Mrs. A. W. Roach of the Aftermath with other women of Richmond, interested in club work will attend. Three announced candidates for the presidency are Mrs. Edward Franklin White and Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. John E. Moore, of Kokomo,- who arrived early
Basketball has been abandoned at the hiph school on account of the refusal of the owners of a building here to allow the scheduled games to be played in their hall.
Notices are out calling attention to the fact that an election for three trustees and a clerk will be held Nov.
Curl Reynolds has an exhibit of Kfifrr pears from hi3 farm at the grocery store, one branch showing a cluster of 24 pears, and another a cluster of 12.
Besides contributing $15 to the Red Cross, with $5 from Mrs. Hunt, I. P. Hunt, has offered the proceeds of one horse when sold to the chapter. The
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Monday and began marshaling their forces. Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles, of California, president of the national organization and who has addressed club women In Richmond, and Mrs. James P. Goodrich, wife of the governor, will speak. Wednesday evening the delegates will join the Fort Wayne club women in a monster demonstration in behalf of the Liberty Loan. Mrs. Cowles will light the Liberty bond 8re which will be on the site of the fort built in 1795 by General Anthony Wayne. Five hundred delegates will attend.
WASHINGTON "The Yankee Way," George Walsh's latest Smile-a-Minute film drama for William Fox closes its run at the Washington Theatre today, afteh one of the most successful showings that theatre has had in some time. Those who haven't seen "The Yan-
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1. Are U. S. Government Bonds. 2. Bear 4 percent interest. 3. Exempt from normal tax. 4. Sold on installments. $2 down on each $100 of Bonds purchased; $18 Nov. 15, 1917; $40 Dec. 15, 1917; $40 Jan. 15, 1918. 5. Convertible if later bonds bear higher interest rate. 6. Mature Nov. 15, 1942 but may be redeemed by Government on and after Nov. 15, 1927. 7. Are transferable and can readily be converted into cash at any time.
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A subscription booth will be maintained at our store where the Liberty Bonds can be obtained. Discount applies on absolutely all goods.
ILLUSTRATION Upon purchase of $10.00 worth of merchandise, you will receive a discount of $2.50 in the form of a certificate to be applied on a Liberty Bond to which you can subscribe at the "Liberty Bond Booth" at this store.
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