Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 27, 13 December 1917 — Page 17

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND- UNTELEGRAMj cTUKSDAY, !.DEG5l illldlTiu j.f;

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PERMANENT WAR COUNCIL TO BE ORGANIZED HERE Menirom All Over County to Plan Movement at Luncheon Saturday, . : A permanent war council to conduct all appeals for funds will be organized Saturday noon at a luncheon of men from Richmond and Wayne county at the Y. M. C. A. The meeting was called by tbe Richmond committee, which conducted the Y. M. C. A. campaign. Tbo plan which la likely to be Adopted irt to have a card Index of every contributor In the county, how much he , given and what his possibilities are. .The following men have been asked to attend the luncheon: Ablnzton Township E. J. Wright, Ly6ns Station, R. F. D. No. 13; John Stevenf, Ctnterville, R. F. D. . Hot. ton Township Joel Moore, No. CI 9 South Ninth street, Richmond; Will Porterfield. Boston. Center Township John Nixon. Centervllle; John Jackson, Centerville, R. K. D. No. 10. Clay Township Will Roller, Greensfork; Charles Bond, Greensfork. Dalton Township Harry Macey, Economy. R. R. No. 23; Harry Thornburgh. Hagerstown.- R. R. No. 18. Franklin Township Robert Anderton, Fountain City. R. R. A; W. O. Seavty. Fountain City. R. R. No. 27. Greene Township Wm. A. Lewis, Williamsburg; Floyd Bell. Williamsburg. Harrison Township William H. Wilson. Cambridge City, R. R. No. 15; Frank Worl, Cambridge City, R. R. No. 13. JackHon Township Robert Hicks, Cambridge City; Thomas Butler. Dublin; Dr. A. E. Ehle. East Germantowp Jefferson Township Bert Souders, Haprcrstown. R. F. D.; Frank WhiteFt ll. Hagerstown. New Garden Township Thoma8 nrnnnon Fountain City: George Showaiter. Fountain City. R. F. D. Terry Township Dr. A. L. Loop, Economy; Peter O. Beckman, Economy. Washington Township Albert Anderson, Milton; Lincoln Parkins, Mil

ton. Wayne Township William B. Burton. Richmond, R. R. 5; Arthur Curme, R. F. D. S3, Richmond. Webster Township Howard Harris, Webster; A. L. Baldwin, Webster. Richmond City James A. Carr, American FeVding Machine Co., Richmond; F. S. Bates, Richmond, William F. Botkhoff, Richmond; George E. Seidell, Richmond; Howard A. Dill, Richmond; L. S. Bowman, Richmond.

MILTON, IND.

Mrs. Fanny Hogarty of Dayton, was a recent guest of her aunt. Mrs. Tl Murley Misses Ruby Moore and Mnrle Elwell were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bertsch at Indianapolis. ... ..At the last Christian church Bible school conference held 1th Mrs. Gresh several changes ere r.iade owing to the resignation of Mrs. Frank Jones as teacher of the Loyal Daughters' class. The following Is ths roster: Cradle Roll, Mrs. Orcar Kerl!n; Beginners'. Ruth McCormlck; Prltuary, Marie Harraier; Junior boys, Vrs. . McCormlck; Intermediate boys, Prof. L. E. Thompson and Girls. Mrs. Wallace Warren; Loyal Daughters, Mrs. Ernest Doty: Loyal Sons, Mrs. Gresh: Ruth Circle, Mrs. ,D. II. Warrn; Straightway. Earl Crawford: Dorcas, Mrs. Kate Huusey; Loyal Men, C. II. Callaway; Missionary Superintended. Mrs. L. E. Thompson: Temperance Superintendent. Ernest Doty; Home Department. F. C. McCormlck. The Council meets the first Monday of each month. George Wagnor, Superintendent Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller entertained at a fish supper, Mrs. Eb Caldwell and daughter Mary and son Harry, and Miss SimmonH of Greenf.cld Eb Caldwell spent last week in Chicago attending the international nock show Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hicks have moved Into their new home

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If your hoiif-e Is cold its because you

don't use storm sash and doors. Call us at once and save the money. The MiMer-Kemper Company. 13-5t

For every square foot of glass surface it takes twenty times the amount of heat that it requires for one square foot of wall surface. Save all this waste with storm sash and doors. The Miller-Kemper Company.

ARABS WATCH TOMMIES DRAG HEAVY - ; : ' ; GUNS THROUGH STREETS OF BAGDAD

Its patriotic to save especially coal now. Its not the coal you burn, its tho heat you save that counts. The saving In wonderful with storm sash r.d doors. The Miller-Kemper Company.

We have made a number of installations of storm gash and doors for catlsticd customers and they would not take them out now for many times their cost. The Miller-Kemper Company. .......

If your house'is cold Its because you don't use storm sash and doors. Call .us at once and save the money. "The MUlOKcmper Company.

For every quare foot of glass surface it takes twenty times the amount of heat that it requires for one square foot of wall surface. Save all this waste with storm sash and doors. The Miller-Kemper Company.

Its patriotic to save especially coal now. Its not the coal you burn, its the heat you save that counts. The saving is wonderful with storm sash and dooms. The Miller-Kemper Company. ' ;

Monument Erected -in French Village!

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' rNDIANAPOLlS,' ". Dec; ,s lS.Com-; memoraUnV, 'the;; death j&&e4J$K', Gresham, of Evansvllle. Ind,, and his !

two companions, the first three American soldiers 'killed on 'the battlefields it France a monumeftt is to. be erect ed in the " churchyard of I the small French village where- the . bodies lie, according to information contained in a, letter received by Mrs. Lucius Bi Swift, of this sity, from Monsieur Mir man, prefect of. the department of. Meurthe-et-Moselley France, r . ' ; After thanking' Mrs., Swft for her

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Arabs watch British troops nass throuoh Baadad.

The streets of Bagdad, celebrated in song and story as the seat of oriental revelry, are witnessing more serious goings on these days. The photo shoW9 interested Arabs watching a file of Tommies pulling a big British gun through the streets of the city.

on East Connersville street. . . .Clark Brattain does not improve, and is very low Miss Emma Izor spent Sunday with Miss Tiny Moore. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beeson were Richmond visitors

Friday.:-.. Mr. and Mrs. Detter, Mrs. Will Bragg, Mrs. Lillle Ray and soa Harry of Falmouth left Wednesday to spend the winter in West Palm

Beach, Florida. .. .On account of the severe cold weather the Embroidery club was postponed until the day after Christmas, when it will . meet with Mrs. E. P. Jones. -

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Private M. P. Ccnrcy, 165th U. S. Infantry, "rolling hit own" with "Bull" Durham. U. S. Soldiers In France Want

"Bull" Durham f War Correspondent Charles H. Grasty, in dispatch - from France, August 10th, speaking about the great demand for BULL DURHAM, says, "All other kinds of tobacco are plentiful only what the soldiers want (Bull Durham) is scarce" GENUINE Bull

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We have made a number of installations of storm sash and doors for satisfied customers and they would not take them out now for many times their cost. The Miller-Kemper Company.

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WEEKLY BULLETIN THE

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THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Every Richmond Housewife owes it to herself, to her family and to her pocketbook to buy the provisions for the house from these stores. Because: we give the best service, sell the best and charge less than any other store.; :

Gold Medal Flour (spring wheat) $1.57 Gold Bond Flour (winter wheat) $1.33 Fig Newtons, fresh baked 17c lb. Graham Crackers (fresh baked) 17c lb. Butternut, or Soda Crackers (fresh baked 17c lb. Ginger Snaps fresh baked 14c lb Bread (fresh every day any kind) 2-loaves 17c Oleo, Good Luck (regular 37c grade) 33c lb. Corn Meal (white or yellow) 3 pounds 17c Salt Lake Herring (new pack) pound 12zq Salt Mackeral,- meditlm size (while they last) 11c each Best Buckwheat or Pancake flour, 2 pkgs 19c

Rolled Oats, (all brands) pkg 11c Vinegar, large bottle .......10c Vegetables for soup (mixed) can 15c Crubro Tomato Soup, can ...10c Toilet Paper, regular 5c rolls 4 for 15c Sunlight Red Beans, can ....10c Corn (new pack) can 12c Peas (early June) can 13c Black Raspberries, Strawberries, Pitted Cheries, in heavy syrup, 2 lb. can.... 19c Sunmaid seeded raisens, pkg 14c American Family Soap, 6 . bars , 33c Lenox Soap, 6 bars 27c Bob White Soap, 5 bars 23c P. & G. Naptha Soap, 2 bars 12c Hebe Milk, 2 tall cans 25c Wilson, or Pet Milk, 3 small cans, 20c; 2 tall cans 27c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

The Peerless Grocery Company

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Both Legs Crushed In Railroad Wreck

Some years ago I was In a railroad' wreck and' had both my legs from the knees down badly crushed and was taken to the hospital for- treatment. : The doctors advised amputating my legs, but . I wouldn't stand for It, so was given the best treatment I could eceive, and In time was able to walk round again, ' but was always troubled with aches, pains and inflammation, in my feet and -legs, which at times almost drove. me xrazy. .. Dabtors have prescribed and given me medicines, liniments and lotions, almost without number, but none of them even gave me temporary relief. Two years ago I was advised by a friend to use a plaster of Denver. Mud en -my -feet, and I want to say right

here that nothing . that I have ever

taken or used has had the comforting, soothing, satisfying result, received . from that plaster of Denver Mud.- Since that- time I have used Denver Mad' regularly whenever the pain and inflammation returns from the old trouble, and always with the same satisfying result. . This Is a voluntary testimony glad

ly given by J. J. HOLLAND.

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Means Florists' Telegraph Delivery AN INCIDENT: . - The other day aHraveliag man came into our store somewhat troubled because that very day was his wife's birthday and he had forgotten it until he started to write the date on his first morning's order. He wanted to know hat. could do about -it. We told him-. -about the F. . T. D.,. an organization of " thoroughly, reliable Plbr-' ists in all the leading cities of America," just to meet such emer" gencies. We took his order for $3.00 worth of Roses exactly the same as if they were to be delivered in Richmond. . Two. hours later his wife in Philadelphia received a box of beautiful Roses with his card. .- . It cost him $3.00 plus the price. of a telegram. A-letter will do just as well if you let us i know in" time'.' r " ' r ".. .NOW iS THE TIME TO THINK ABOUT XMAS Lemon's Flower Shop ' ' the F. T. D. Florist. . -: I

AMMIE WANTS U I CANDY Send It to Him Nprice's yy

Do you have any letters, written by James .Whitcomb Riley, Indiana's most loved, poet? . - Edmund H. Eitel, administrator of the estate of the famous children's poet, is preparing for publication a set of: Riley's letters .and he will be very grateful if any one who has . letters or who knows of their existence will communicate with him or will send the letters which will be returned as soon as copied. , He can be addressed in care of the Riley estate, Indianapolis, Ind.

work in', aiding French orphans, M. Mirnian'a letterwcontinues: .. . "Damned, be. the. Kaiser and the Nation who caused 'so much blood and tears to be shed over our poor earth. We must befit down the- German beast We must ..win, -orrdie, We shall win together. - ,' ;v- ' : .'' . ' ! f'The.three lirst. American soldiers killed in: the battlefields, 'tpumbes au champs " d'hdnneur'- as we - say in trance,. were- btiried and rest in the modest churchyard of . a small village. With the help of a few friends I am to

have a little monument built iff order to commemorate this 'great" ilstorie fact" ' - '-,:

SHIP HITS ROCK

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NEW YORK, DecS. A 3.000 ton freight steamer, under control .of the government alifjping boards struck" aeubmergedx rock in the Eait Klver last night and was afterwards beached in IS" feet of .water. ' . None ot the crew.' was injured.? " ' . ; : -

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The Crowning Feature of all Good DinnersGood Coffee Occasions of this kind are made. more enjoyable, by the cheerful atmosphere and the stimulating' influence of good coffee. . . . ' At times like these one comes" into fuller appreciation of the delightful coffee flavor and fragrant -odor of ; - .". ; - ' V ... i - . . . . Give to your dinner that character that only good coffee can give. Do as successful entertainers everywhere are doing. Serve "Bona" Coffee. Always good because steel-cut, and kept fresh in airtight tin cans. ', I "r -

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