Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 296, 24 October 1917 — Page 12

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17, 1917.

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BIG PRIZE IN AUTO CONTEST

Camera Catches German War Lords Leaving Their Quarters

SS AT GARAGE

Chevrolet Eieht Reaches

Richmond Still Time to Win Grand Trophy. The Palladium's Chevrolet "Eight," valued at" S1452.30 arrived in the city Monday and Is now on display at Bethard's Nation al Garage on East Main street: To ray that it is a beauty is expressing it-.vety mildly as there is.r.o finer appearing car in Richmond. It is a big, roomy, eight-cylinder touring car, painted in an attractive

light green color, which gives it a rich look. It resembles cars of the ?5,000 class. The candidates and their friends who have seen the prize express their delight and are very much surprised that such a grand prize is to be given away, for a little of their time spent in gathering old and new subscriptions to The Palladium. The win r.er of this car can well feci proud to drive anywhere or any place and be considered in the "400" class. , A special invitation is given all candi- ' dates and their friends to call at the

National garage and inspect this grand car and note its superior qualities as nothing like this before haa ever been given away by any newspaper in this part of Indiana or vicinity. The vote table this week good until 8 o'clock on next Monday night, October 29 th, gives one and all the same opportunity to forge to the front and

win the grand prize. A book or two of old and new subscriptions will give hundreds of thousands of votes and put you in line to win an auto prize. Make up your mind to win right away. Remember, this offer will continue for only 5 days from now until Oct. 29, Inclusive and will not be surpassed by any subsequent inducer'ents. This is the last BIG opportunit for candidates to run the gauntlet of the vote column from bottom to top; it enables late starters and hitherto inactice contestants to get a firm hold on Victory. . Coming, as it does, near the end of the campaign, it serves as an eleventh , hour opportunity to those who want to gratify their desires and win a splen- ' did touring car. The next five days well spent in gathering subscriptions will be a decisive factor in the ultimate distribution of prizes to work now is to win later. Nothing could be more simple than this offer. " Why, it virtually takes a candidate to heights hitherto unthoagbt of. To make the utmost of it is to court victory with every chance of making good. How easy it is to rise, in per"htxps one or two days, to an equal basis with the leaders. And how easy it will be to keep on a.-.d on, until the votes opposite your name will be enough for you to win the $1,452,000 Chevrolet. Opportunity is knocking loudly now. Keed the summons and invite her in tc- stay until the campaign is over. Moke good on the jump and the last strenuous days will be made easier. It's pleasant work gathering subscrirv tions to The Palladium. People who Lave not read its columns will see" v.hen appraised of its excellent news

service and literary features that the

subscription price in insignificant compared with what is offered in return. Besides, they will be glad to help an rmbitious candidate.

Ladies and gentlemen who have not

entered still have a chance to get into

the prize distribution. It is pleasant work for three weeks' time. Every person has a chance to win aggressiveness and preseverance are the 1-rincipal qualities that will determine the future motorists. . The Circulation Campaign is rapidly drawing to a close. Those who hesitate now will be left behind by the candidates who will sweep everything before them. Determination can do venders, if the will is only there; and just as surely as candidates put J forth the best there is in them they

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SAVINGS BOOK MUST TAKE BACK SEAT FOR BONO

Liberty Security at Four Percent Has It All Over Three Percent.

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General Von Hlndenburg (left) and General von Ludendorf. Pictures from inside the German lines are rare enough and a recent one of the German war chiefs leaving their headquarters reached this country with some difficulty. General von Ludendorf, chief of the imperial general staff is believed to be the real director of the kaiser's armies. He recently issued an order demanding the economy of both men and munitions.

New High School Orchestras Indicate Grovjth of Spirit

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 24. The Indiana State Council of Defense today authorized the following: The wisdom of buying the second Liberty Loan issue of United States government 4 per cent bonds, which are jion-taxable except' for super-incomes and inheritances, is being brought home to citizens of Indiana, very effectively. - Few savings "institutions pay more

than-3 per cent for time deposits.

Such savings are taxable. The average

tax rate in Indiana is so high that

these interest earnings are practically

all required for the payment of taxes.

Records of banks and trust companies show that the savings accounts of the American people were scarcely

touched for purchase of. the first is

sue of the Liberty loan. There was

"extra" money enough available from

the 4,000,000 of subscribers to allow

tnese J per cent tunas to remain on

deposit intact

Jealous of Continuity The fact that these savings accounts are built up by small, regular contributions has fostered a jealous regard for their continuity. Yet in this char

acteristic, such funds are no more attractive than the purchase of Liberty bonds. For practically every bank and savings company in the country will willingly sell bonds of small denominations to the little investor upon an agreed payment of so much per week or per month. ' And the United States bonds are non-taxable. The holder of the Liberty loan securities need not hesitate to look the tax assessor in the eye while declaring his property. In fact he can even tell the assessor the truth without beingpenalized for it. A clear ' conscience on assessment day is worth something. This added to the value of the bonds made the Liberty loan issue the best thing in a financial way that has ever been offered the American citizen of limited means. . -

High School Girls May Sign Fledges

High school and Garfield girls are old enough to sign the conservation pledge cards which will be distributed in the public schools within a few

days, according to a statement made

Weanesday morning by Superintend

ent Giles.

The cards have been sent out by Administrator Hoover.

A child must be 12 years old to sign

the card.'

Children who are net old

are asked to have their motners sign them.

A booklet containing ten iessons on food conservation, a. kitchen book and a window card will be sent to all mothers who sign the cards

SUNDAY SCHOOL CLANS TO MEET

PROMOTION CARDS OUT

FOR LAST SIX WEEK

Principal Bentley announced Wed

neRdav mornine-. nrrmintinn cards fO) I

the last six weeks work have been glv

en out.

At a meeting of the High school fac

ulty Monday evening, favorable com

BUbTOA, ma.. Oct. 24.-The Boston i the work at tiie High durlng th(

FRENCH TAKE 8,000

PARIS. Oct. 24. The number of prisoners taken by the French in their attack northeast of Soissons has reached 8,000, the war office announces.

will be held next Sunday afternoon, October 2Sth in the Orange Friends church. The following program has

i been arranged :

1:30 Devotions. E. E. Timberlake,

! Richmond. enough; Prlmarv Dpnartmont ArtrMrocs

Helen Eachus. Secondary Department Address

Everett Hunt, Chester. I Temperance Deparrment Address,! Guy Girton, Boston. j Temperance Song, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. ; Druley. . . ; Home Department Address Mrs j Cornell, Cambridge City. ! President C. F. Williams. !

Vice President -T. V. Druley. Secretary-Treasurer ' Mrs. Minneman.

first six weeks of school.

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BY FORREST DAVIS This season is one prolific in new musical enterprises in this cection. For instance, the new high school

orchestras of Economy, Ind.. and Newi

Paris, O., and the' community sing movement in Xew Paris. That these new developments of music In New Paris and Economy come to light through the pub'c schools is proper. The schools should be the nursery for musical expression. Both of these new movements are sure to be among the finest artistic assets of their respective communities,

who apDears here in joint recital, Jan. 7. Madame Mero, who is the wife of a New York banker, is not content with

givirg of her means. She has arrang

GRADING IS CHANGED . IN GARFIELD SCHOOL

Superintendent Giles Wednesday announced a change in grading in the

Junior High school.

The change was made' to conform

Id for a series often recitals to be giv- wi.e srfWme Pther schools en for the exclusive benefit of the Red ; of Richmond. The letters A, B, C, D,

and F are used

The change in the other schools was

made last year.

Cross. And there are few pianists with as many engagements as Madame Mero. C'1-i a V. Afro n VifiT rnl ?rn i'n O Vl r Oft

01 ii .i ln rf;ti.vn A new material for electrical insula-

8 in joint recital with Madame Mat- Ion- m?a? ixoxsi offal, has been

7Ptiaupr. - She eops east, from there.

New York, the latter recital being in

invented by a Danish chemist.

is Total Failure

Night School Echoes

. Teachers; and Ftudents of the night rchool will decide Wednesday niht whether or not classes be postponed ic night the r.i?hrs. November 7 end Dflcmbor 12. v hen tho Cincinnati Symphony orchtstra and Aima GlucU will appear, at the Coliseum. Night -School Principal Csrman will visit the different classes this evening in regard to the postponement.

The Art committee of the Arts and Travels Course will meet Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock in the Public Art gallery.

Aeolian Hall, Nov. 19.. Her first concert after thp. hnlidav vn est I ion in in

Conductor Sloane of the high school ; Rjchm0nd. She has three " recitals orchestra and Miss Eana Marlatt, hisj booke(i for xew York this season. . capable assistant, are drilling the oj--j chestra by sections this year. j . That way, says Sloane, the" various ni D I A choirs can be polished carefully andj UeYTHG.fl r0pie HYC made to present a finished ensemble. 1 m . rri nf I binding Ilict War

The most notable musical event -of the season, from a lecal standpoint, ' will be the Reformation celebration at

the Coliseum next Sunday. , Conductor Nusbaum has a chorus .of J WASHINGTON. Oct. 24. No 1m180 voices and an orchestra of 30 and ' mediate prospects, despite Germany's

with his characteristic fidelity to '-form j gradual weakening of morale in the he has drilled them until they present ' civilian population and the army, is j

a ppwenui renaiuon 01 tne wors ax: seen Dy Pleasant a. stovau, minister hand. ! to Switzerland, who called 011 PresiJ dent Wilson today on his first return Another artist has joined Alma! from his post in four years.

"The German people, said Mr. Stovall,' "are slowly reailizing that the war is a total failure. As this" spirit grows it will cause some sort of rovlution but I do hot think any one can forecast what form this -will. take. Food and other economic conditiou in Germany are very "bad and growing worse." Switzerland, the minister declared, was genuinely neutral and will not abandon that position. The Swigs' Society of Superintendents has been

' successful, he said, in preventing exI portation to Germany and Austria of materials " imported from : allied coun- ! tries-. .'.'Mr. Stovall' will -confer with ; Vance McCormick, of the trade board, ! Secretary Lansing and Herbert C. Hoover in an effort to facilitate ex-

i port cf food and other supplies to j i Switzerland. .

' - fcj-. , . ! ', ; I L PEIRCE'S ;! OlVPEiRCECa 1 if i 1 1 - ! ! '- i Judge us by the ji

Gluck as a liberal supporter of the Red Cross. The artist is Yolanda Mero, 'pianist,

will find this special offer the Stepping stone that takes them right up to the platform where the winners will stand on the closing night.

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metic will ue mciuueu in uii' tumoi- j . lum at the school to be held at the ! tx P-cn sylvan i a in connection with the ! ' cichf school work. 91,a. " " -Stti(" A telegram was received Wedncs- ,

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