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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND BUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1918

U.S. Army Automobile School to Open in Richmond July 1

Tie army automobile school, which Is to be located In Richmond, will be opened July 1. according to a message received Thursday evening by C W. XJllman, secretary of the Commercial club. The contract signed by the Commercial club, concerning the establishment of the school here, had been under consideration by the war

department for the last week, follow

tlon by Captain Joy, the military inspector for training camps. One hundred men will be included in the first camp detachment They will bo selected from national army cantonments over the United States for special instruction in auto mechanics work. If the camp is retained here a second detachment will be sent in the fall.

The Richmond Commercial club is

ing a faTorablo decision on the loca-ln charge of the plans for establish

ing the camp, and the school will be known as the Richmond Commercial Club - Training Detachment. , According to Captain Joy, the camp is the first to be controlled by a Commercial Organisation. ; The barracks will be established In the building on North Tenth street, owned by the Hoffman Leaf Tobacco company. The first and second floori will be used for sleeping quarters, shower, baths and officers head quarters, and the mess hall and kitchen will be on the third floor. The basement will be utilized for. workshops. The drill grounds will be located a short distance north of the barracks. The Commercial club "will provide for the feeding of the men and will let the contracts for all improvements,

nOW ABOUT A MOUNTAIN FOR BREAKFAST?

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' Last summer yon tried to drive way the heat with an electric fan and two gallons of soda water. But it didn't work. This year, how about letting the heat stay where it is, and going away yourself? What do you suppose ell those Rocky Mountains up in Canada are for. frilled with snow in July, cooled with thousands of tons of elacial ice, strung with lakes that look like Jewels and fish like dreams? There are poniss for thoea who want to ride -ponies that are so wis they're slfetartera and stoppers. There are

guides, imported Swiss and homei made Canadian, to teach you to climb I on the back of a erlacier before

breakfast, to go roped up a mountain like a fly in the early sunshine of soma August day that would grill you alive down home; to teaeh you to fish whether you know how or not, and to eat trout broiled on sticks. You will find good hotels clear across thj continent from Nova

' fckotia with its air of New England j a century aso, over nijrht from Bo ! ton. to Victoria on the Pacific, which : 13 t!,i li'in imapro of old Ensrland.

with the wonderful mountain resort at Banff. Lake Louise, Field and Glacier between. These hotels ar among the best-managed in thes world, and each one is placed contiguous to something in nature that rests you every sesond you look st it. There are 2,000 rooms in the Canadian P&cifls Rockies. 1 You've Trondered perhaps how Canada could keep up her share oZ the war for four years, with an array out of all proportion to her size, and still stsy fresh and eeger. Wei!, that's it. Mountains for breakfast. .

EVERYWHERE you go one sees signs of FAMO the new scientific scalp cleanser and hair beautifier.

The girl or woman who always wants to look her best by having an abundance of beautiful, fluffy, lustrous hair, increases her attractiveness by using FAMO. The man of business prevents baldness and wards off approaching grayness by regular applications. Where there are children FAMO takes an important part in the scheme of family hygiene and general spick spanness. v For destroying dandruff and preventing its accumulations FAMO 13 wonderful. It keeps the scalp healthy, nourishes and stimulates the hair follicles, checks falling hair, stops itching scalp and exerts an astonishing healing and vivifying effect. FAMO contains no alcohol to dry out the natural oils of the scalp, no stains, no dyes, greases or chemicals, all of which so frequently work harm to tho hair. It'sodor is delicate and pleasant. TRY FAMO: Yau. will like it

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in - the army . buildings. y The olub is spending about $20,000 in order to bring the camp to the city. The government pays $1.60 a day to the club for each man who is In training at the oamp. ; ' The supervisors, and instructors for the camp will be employed by the Commercial club. No appointments have yet been made, and applications may be made to the secretary of the Commercial club at once. The camp will be under regular military discipline. The officers in charge will include a captain, two lieutenants, a medical officer and a mess sergeant. ,

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RED GROSS NURSE

PRAISES HOME WORK

The work of the Red Cross societies

at home Is praised by Miss Wilma

Wallace, in the Red Cross nursing ser

vice, in a letter received by a friend

here. Miss Wallace graduated from

the Reid Memorial hospital and en Hated in Red Cross work at Richmond She is a member of the Anderson unit

now located at an American hospital

in England. The hospital Is established on the estate of an American wo

man who married an Englishman of

title, and is for Ihe use of American soldiers wounded in France. "I wish you would tell the Red

Cross," writes Miss Wallace, "how much we appreciate what they are doing. I do not know how we could

ever exist without their help. They came out as soon as we arrived and

told us to let them know what we

wanted. Our wants are many, but they have never failed to supply them.

Whenever we need anything, and can not get it we ask the Red Cross, and

it is always forthcoming, nor do we have to wait for it. Tell them not to

get discouraged, if they are burning the midnight oil, and making sacrifices, for we are singing their praises over here daily and nightly, and they are bringing lots of comfort and happiness to our boys over here."

Miss Wallace writes that she is

very busy, but that she is happy Jn her work. She ia In the surgical ward of the hospital.

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Senator Walter Gulon. Walter Guion, a member of an eld

and distinguished Louisiana family, was recently appointed . by the gov

ernor of that state to succeed the late

Senator R. F. Broussard. Senator Gulon is a Democrat and before his appointment was district attorney for the southern district of his state.

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Friends' Yearly Meeting Here September 1 6 The Indiana Yearly Meeting oi Friends will be held In Richmond September 16. A. E. Ratliff of Fainmount is clerk of the meeting. The program of the meeting has not yet been announced.

Swedish Ship Sank by Snb Without Warning

LONDON, June 14-The Swedish

steamship Dora of 1,555 tons gross, has been sunk without warning, presumably by a German submarine, ac

cording to a dispatch from Copenhag

en to the Exchange Telegraph company. Nine members of the vessel's crew were killed.

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t 13 GRANTED DIVORCE.

Lillian Ireton was granted a divorce from George Ireton by Judge A. C. Llndemuth in circuit court Friday morning. Failure to provide was the complaint of the wife.-

Bell-am s Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Druggists refund money if it fails. 2fti

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The present congress has seventeen union labor members.

Protect your soldiers with your savings.

War Savings Stamps y save lives.

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UNDAY

30 P. M

After the regular church service hour for the benefit of the French War Orphans.

M CLAUDE MCHELON

of Indianapolis, and head of the French Alliance in this country and here for the purpose of securing help and relief for the War Orphans in France will lecture on

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Prof. Claude Michelon spent 1 3 months as an officer in the French army on the Western Front in 191 4-15; and is a friend of Gen. Joffre and other leading militaray men in France. OFFICIAL FRENCH WAR PICTURES . Will be shown on the screen

DON'T MISS IT!

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EVERBODl COME To give Michelon the glad hand and see Airplanes and artillery in operation, tanks, caterpillar machines and observation balloons are shown in the pictures, actual battle scenes are also shown, and the American troops are pictured in the trenches. These pictures have been recognized by the French government as official French war pictures. NO ADMISSION FEE WILL BE CHARGED Only that Boy Scouts will be at the door to receive any donations you may feel like giving to aid the French war orphans. Let it be understood however that it is not compulsory that you give a single penny. FILL THE COLISEUM TO OVERFLOWING. SUNDAY AT 8:30 P.M. Prof. Michelon Is brought here through the efforts of the WAYNE CO. COUNCIL OF DEFENSE