Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 142, 26 April 1918 — Page 8

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1918

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SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF WAYNE COUNTY WILL BUY BOND

The Wayne county Sunday schools, which a few weets ago held Liberty Loan rallies, special speakers being assigned to every school in the county, are just now hoping to add to the good work already done by purchasing a $1,000 Liberty Loan bond which is to be given to the state association as representing the pledge of Wayne county to the "Forward Work" of the State Sunday School association. The Sunday schools in addition to helping materially the Liberty Loan campaign by the purchase of such a bond, will also be assisting the work of the state organization very mate- , rially. E. P. Jones, of Milton, president of the Wayne county association of Sunday schools has addressed a letter to all Sunday school superinI n m in TfTairnA mmtT mnlrlnar nn

I reuucuiD iu i uj a urgent appeal to carry out the Liberty

I Bond plan- In part tne letter ionows: 1 "I am writing you concerning the fulfillment of Wayne county's pledge ! to the Forward Work of the State i Sunday School association. Many of ' the schools responded with more than i their apportionment of ten cents per ; their enrollment, some did not quite i mo ira it Several of the sunerinten-

i dents of the larger schools told me at

the county convention last year tnax their schools would be In line and pay their portion. As yet no payment has been made by any of these schools. "What are we going to dp about it? T nnva mmv thla nronosition to make to

you. Our country is In Its third Lib

erty loan drive, tms is a patriotic move that I think no one questions. ran -arm arid mir nhlieation to our coun

try to that of our obligation to our Christ and see our way clear to meet

this call. "The State association will accept a Liberty Bond of $1,000 as fulllling our pledge. We have nearly $500 of this amount on hand. Will you not make your payment of this pledge at once bo wo can buy this bond. Don't you think this will put the Sunday schools of Wayne county in a better light before all the people? You have placed service flags in your ' schools. Don't you think the boys will think more of us if we put our dollars on a bond. I'll me ashamed to look a boy from the Sunday schools of Wayne county in the face unless we can go on record of having been back of nira to the limit of our ability. "Now let us not let another week go by without making this effort. Vote It out of your Sunday-school treasury or else appoint a committee to solicit the amount. Send the amount to W. L. Parkins, Treasurer, Milton, Ind. This $1,000 buys a Liberty bond and the interest of which helps to carry on the Forward work of the Sunday schools, and not for one year, but for all the years to come. "If your Sunday school has made its full payment this concerns you only in telling you of the Liberty bond plan. "If the killing of the Primary department of your school, the outraging of the girls in your Intermediate department, the shelling of your general and maternity hospitals, the destructlon of your own church building is what is needed to make you see the call of the hour but surely this is not the case I know it is not. If hope and pray you will put forth every effort to make this a victory for the Sunday schools of Wayne county. "Believe me yours for the cause of Christ. E. P. JONES." Funeral Services For Mary Oelklaus Saturday rnnornl aervirea for Mary Ellen

Oelklaus will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from St. John's Lutheran church. Burial will be in the Lutheran cemetery. Aerial Line Between Nice, Paris and London (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. April 26. An aerial line between Nice, Paris and London is to be established soon, says a dispatch today from Rome. Italy has started an enormous Industrial expansion looking to the development of aviation. . V

Details of British Naval

Raid On German Sub Base Given in Official Report (By Associated Press.) LONDON, Thursday, April 25. "(To Reuter's Ottawa Agency). Capt. Carpenter of the Vindictive says that before starting on his dash for Zeebrugge, Admiral Keyes signalled "St. George for England." The Vindictive replied: "May we give the dragon's tail a damned good twist." "The Daffodil, after aiding to berth the Vindictive should have proceeded to land her own men, but Captain Carpenter ordered her to remain as she was with her bows against the Vindlctive's quarter, pressing the latter ship into the mole. Her casualties, owing to her position during the fight, were small,, one killed and eight wounded, among the latter being her

commander, Lieut. Campbell, who was struck in the right eye by a shell splinter. LONDON, April 26, (To Reuter's Ottawa Agency). Details of the British naval raid on the German submarine base at Zeebrugge, as contained in the official narrative issued by the admiralty show to what lengths "the crews of the crluser Vindictive and the Liverpool ferryboats, Iris and Daffodil, sacrificed themselves to draw the attentions of the Germans from the three cruisers assigned to block the canal.

ELLIOTT SENDS TREES TO PARK

The following letter was received Friday by the Board of Works from Representative Richard N. Elliott: ' "Your city park superintendent

will shortly receive a consignment of young trees which are unusual in our part of the country but which are adaptable to-it, I have been informed. "This shipment will be sent by the superintendent of -the United States Botanic Garden, Washington, D. C., at my request, and I hope the city of Richmond will accept them as my gift to Glen Miller park, which I have always considered . the most beautiful park in Indiana and one of the most beautiful parks in the country. "Included in the shipment will be the following variety of young trees: Varnich trees, China and Japan;

maidenhair trees, China; hardy orange, Japan; Japan pagoda, Japan;

Chinese cork. North China; . Turkey oak, Europe and Asia; Sycamore maple, Europe; flowering crab. North

America; ' bald cypress, North Amer

ica; umbrella tree, United States; white bay, -United States and American holly, central United States."

NINE DRAFTEES TO LEAVE HERE MAY 1

An order was received by the selective board Friday from the. war, department, asking that nine more men be selected for army service. These men will entrain for Ft. Thomas, Ky., Wednesday, May 1, at 3:45 o'clock. They will meet at the court - house Tuesday, April SO, at 2 o'clock, for final instructions. The following men have been selected by the board: Robert J. Mendenhall, Lowell Simmonds, Cecil Cloud, Wilbur C. Weisbrod.' Everett Miller, Leonard L. Whitcomb, Leo H. Weiss, Archie Bowles and Howard H. Elliot.

Urgent Need for Men

in Hospital Corps

There is an urgent need for men in

the navy hospital corps, Navy Recruit

er Kienzle stated Friday. Men are accepted for this branch of the service who have a full high school education, and a knowledge of chemistry and

pharmacy. The pay ranges from $35.90 to $72 a month. Men are also needed in the navy for electricians in the radia service. High school graduates a who have a knowledge of wireless are especially invited to consider this branch of the service. Enlistments are open In both the navy and the reserve force. Training is received at Harvard or Columbia Universities. The pay is $32.60 to $72 a month.

ODD FELLOWS WILL OBSERVE FOUNDING

Prosecuting Attorney Frank Stray er and Charles Jordan will be the speakers Friday night at the ninety-ninth anniversary of the Odd Fellows. Strayer will speak on fraternalism, and Jordan will deliver a patriotic address. Strayer will also deliver an address on fraternalism at a meeting of. the Red Men lodge Friday night. ,

MARVEL TO LEAVE SOON

Josiah Marvel, son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Marvel, left Thursday night for Philadelphia, where he will spend several weeks before sailing for France to do civilian Red Cross work.

CLAIM IS DISPUTED.

The case of James B. Mercer against George Moore, in which the plaintiff alleges $935 is due him on an account, will be tried in circuit court before Judge Fox on Saturday, May 4.

ATTENDS CONFERENCE

Dr. Charles Marvel was in Indianapolis Friday afternoon to attend the conference of the medical committee of the state council of defense, of which he is a member.

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SHOE SPECIAL Growing Girls', kid, lace, white cloth top, white Neolin sole, low . heel, at $3.85 New Method Shoe Store 2nd Floor, Colonial Bldg.

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ESTATE VALUED AT $23,930 LONDON. April 26. John Redmond, the Irish leader, who died recently, left an estate of $28,930. Coal reserves in the south are supposed to amount to 630.000,000,000 tons. West Virginia is said to have a greater coal area than Great Britain and Germany combined, and It Is thought that Kentucky has coal enough to supply the whole world for several generations.

April Showers . Create a Need for SERVICEABLE RUBBERS Wet feet are uncomfortable, and very dangerous to health, parparticularly during Spring's changeable weather.

We have styles to meet every need of men, wonie and children. NEW METHOD Shoe Store Second Floor . Colonial Bldg. "We Sell for Less."

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Mother Goose Entertainment

St. Paul's Sunday School will give a Mother Goose play this evening in the Parish House at 7:30 p. m.

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