Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 99, 7 March 1918 — Page 12

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1918

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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION TO BE HELD SUNDAY Township Rally Planned for New Paris Presbyterian Church. NEW PARIS. O., March 7. The third convention of the Jefferson Township Sunday School association will be held next. Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Prebbyterian church. Mrs. Iva J. Kline, of Camden, county treasurer, will speak. Others on the program will be Rev. D. S. Ewry, who will speak on "Building Up the Sunday School"; C. M. Benson, who will speak on "Morals of the Sunday School," and J. W. Reinheimer, who will have charge of the devotionals. Miss Wilma Pence will recite "The Solid Rock," and the men'B quartet will slag. Automobiles driven by Cecil White

and Joseph Heeter collided at Walnut and Spring streets Tuesday night. White and Heeter and Heeter"s father,

who was riding with him, were Injured slightly. Thirty gallons of vinegar, which was in the Heeter car, was spilled over the three men and over the sidewalk and lawn at the Patrick Horrigan home. Misses Helen Sawyer and Mary Melody were entertained at dinner Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Alexander in honor of Miss Lottie Alexander of Dunkirk, Ohio. The host and hostess and guests, together with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones and daughter and R. E. Keagy later formed a party at a Richmond theater. Perry Tlckel and son John and their families are moving to West Alexandria on a farm.' Word from Corporal Reld Clark, at .Camp Sherman, who Is 111 with scarlet fever, Is to the effect that he is receiving splendid c are and is doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensel moved to Richmond Tuesday, and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Horrigau moved to their new home vacated by the Hensels. Miss Mary Hawley of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hawley.

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Indians Will Train at Haitiesburg, Miss. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 7. James C. McGill, owner of the Indianapolis American Association Baseball club, began sending out notices to members of the club today ordering them to report at Hattlesburg, Miss., on March 24 for spring training. The calling of the Indians to meet in Hattiesburg followed the receipt of a telegram by. Owner McGill from the War Camp Community Service Board at Camp Shelby, saying practically all arrangements had been completed for the team to train at the camp of the former national guardsmen. According to present plans the club will remain at Camp Shelby until April 3, and then return directly to Indianapolis for an exhibition game with the Cleveland Americans on April 15. A week will be spent at Bloomington working out. with the Indiana University nine before the association season opens. Owner McGill had no comment to make when informed the Toronto International League club would start, and that Larry Lajoie, who at a conference with McGill here last Saturday, agreed to manage the Indianapolis club provided he obtained his release from Toronto, was to meet the Toronto manager before the end of the week.

Frank Veal dismisses $10,000 Damage Sait The suit of Frank Veal against the Chesapeake and Ohio railway company asking $10,000 for personal injuries was dismissed by the plaintiff in circuit court Thursday. Ida K. Cooper dismissed her suit on a promissory note against Amy Cooper.

91.5 Percent of Richmond Public School Children Had War Gardens Last Spring, Murphy s Report Shows

City Gardener Murphy Wednesday , reported a canvass of the public schools showed that 91 percent, ofj children in the schools last spring hadi war gardens. Joseph Moore, with 97 percent; Bax-i ter and Hibberd with 94 percent, and : Starr and Sevastopol with 92 percent, 1

Mrs. Olive Beldon Lewis was in Crawfordsville yesterday where she gave an address before the annual county convention of the Franchise league. Mrs. Lewis spoke on "A School for Suffrage."

Miss Dorothy Mulno and MissKath-l ryn Guffin of Rushville, will spend the !

week end with Miss Carolyn Bradley at her home.

The Belgian soldiers are wearing a new combination headgear and gas mask. The helmet is slirapnel proof and the visor tan be raised or lowered at will, protecting the eyes from shrapnel. , Its superiority over the old style is in the speed with which it can he donned and adjusted.

Mrs. Mabel Meeks and son Howard of Parker City, Ind., returned to her I home Saturday after spending several j

nays at ner mothers, Airs. Sophronia Morrow, here. Mrs. Herbert Keck of Dayton, O., is snendine the week with her narents.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kelley on North Twelfth street.

were the leading schools. The complete figures follow: Starr School Percent, having home gardens Kindergarten, 100; IB, 80; 1A, 95; 2B, 86; 3A. 94; 2A, 93; 3B. 87, 4A, 98; 4AB, 92; 5AB. 100; 5A6B, 89; 6AB, 95. Percent of pupils in Starr School having gardens, 92. Hibberd School Percent, having home gardens Kindergarten, 96; 1AB, 90; 2AB, 97; 4B, 3A. 92; 3B, 88; 5A. 5B. 97; 4A. 94; 6AB, 97. Percent, of pupils in Hibberd School having home gardens, 94. Vaile Percent, having home gardens Kindergarten, 84; 1AB, 100; 2AB. 100; 3AB, 100; 5AB, 89; 4AB, 100; 5A, 6B, 97; 6A, 93. Percent, of pupils in Vaile School having home gardens, 90. Warner School i Percent, having home gardens Kindergarten. 82; 1AB. 88; 2AB, 92; 3AB, 89; 4AB, 84; 4 A. 5B, 90; 5 A. 84; 6AB, 88. Percent, of pupils in Warner School having home gardens, 87. Finley School Percent, having home gardens Kindergarten, 87; 1AB, 88; 2AB, 86; 3AB, 85; 4AB, 98: 5AB, 90; 6AB, 82. Per cent, of pupils in Warner School having home gardens, 88. Sevastopol School Percent, having home gardens Kin

dergarten, 90; 1AB, 93; 2AB, 100;

3AB, 90; 4AB, 90; 5AB, 93; 6AB, 91. Percent, of pupils in Sevastopol School

having home gardens, 92. Whitewater School Percent, having home gardens Kin

dergarten, 96; 1AB, 90; 2AB, 84; 3AB,

91; 4AB, 86; 5AB, 97; 6AB, 87. Per

cent, of pupils in Whitewater School

having home gardens, 90. Joseph Moore

Percent, having home gardens 1, 98; 1AB, 3B, 100; 2A, 3AB, 93. Per

cent, of pupils in Joseph Moore School having home gardens, 97. Baxter School Percent having home gardens Kindergarten, 83; 1AB, 91; 2AB, 92; 3AB, 95; 4AB, 100; 5AB, 100; 5A, 6B. 100; 6, 92. Percent, of pupils in Baxter School having home gardens, 94. Summary of Averages of Schools Percentage of pupils in the schools having home gardens Starr School 92 Hibberd School 94 Vaile School 90 Warner School 87 Finley School 88 Savastopol School 92 Whitewater School 90 Joseph Moore School 97 Baxter School 94 E. F. MURPHY.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris and little daughter, Mary Elizabeth of Indianapolis, arrived today for residence here. They are spending a few days with Mrs. Harris's mother, Mrs. H. L. Dickinson.

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The Stanley howling team in three games defeated the Nohr bowlers Wednesday afternoon on the "Y" alley. High score was made by Miss Lewis who rolled 130 in tho third game and high average was annexed by Mrs. Conkey rolling 103. The score: NOHRS 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Avg. Nohr 77 80 S5 242 81 Lewis 80 51 130 264 88 C.rotendick .. 62 65 64 191 64 Studv 84 81 73 238 79

Blind S3 60 87 230 77 Totals 386 340 439 1165 388 STANLEY 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Avg. Gotschall 73 69 96 238 79 Anthony 63 95 64 232 77 Schadel 75 106 100 281 93 Conkey 99 SI 128 308 103 Blind 82 76 97 255 85 Totals .... 392 437 485 1314 438 MIR WAS I IIKl TWO MONTHS Women sufforlnsr Imckache. rheumatic pains, vore. muscR-M.-stiff 'Joints or liny symptom of klilney trouble nhntil.1 road thip letter from Mrs. S. C. Hmall. Clayton. N. M.: 't hurt been under tiie ilt:tor"H car. nil summer and 1n bed two month, tint kept tfettinsr worse. In January I Kot so bad I told them ornethtriK had to be done or I eouldn't liv. We noticed an advertisement for Foley Kidney J'llls and nent for some. They have done me more irood than all oilier medicine'." Kor jl1k IV .V ' f.'M.rti .'. ''(i- A!r.

James Brotherton, six and one-half feet tall and weighing 209 pounds, and !

Jwmes Brotherton. five feet in height, and weighing 110 pounds, were drawn in the draft in this county under the

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