Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 198, 1 July 1918 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TBLEGRAM. MONDAY. JULY J, 1918,

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FARMERS OF NEW PARIS WORK FOR GRAIN SAVING

NEW PARIS. O., June 29. "Save every grain" Is the slogan adopted by Jefferson township farmers, threshers and elevator men. Farmers have already begun to cut wheat which Is regarded as one of the best crops In many years. The local elevator, Richards and Son, has Installed new grain chutes and', made other repairs to "save every grain." Farmers are repairing their wagons and graneries. Dr. C. II. Harris returned Tuesday from a week's vacation at Zanesvllle, Ohio. Mrs. Harris, and daughter Hel en remained for a longer vacation, ....Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Benson have removed from the I J. Reld property to the C. E. Samuels property on Washington street Miss Carrie R. Whlttaker returned Friday from Zenta where she 'taught school the past winter. She has been reemploy, ed for the coming year.. ...Miss Eva McKee returned from her school work at Cleveland. Ohio, and has entered Miami Unlverslay for the summer session Miss Irene Timmons of Dayton spent the week end with home folks Mrs. John Aiken and children of Richmond, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. E. Miller... The Children's Day exercises Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church were well attended and were rendered in a pleasing manner. The pastor, Rev. 6. H. Bailes, made two timely talk3. ....Harold Smith, for several years an employe of the Interurban system at Indianapolis, visited his parents this week, be having resigned hia job

and will leave with the draft contingent Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Alexander of Hamilton, spent .Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs. E. W. Miller and, left for Dunkirk. Ohio, for a further visit.

FILE 8UIT8 ON NOTES.

EATON, 0-, July 1. Three suits to recover on notes have been filed in

common pleas court. The Preble

County National bank is suing John Sanders for $1,329.78. N. M. Kinsey

seeks to recover $121 from William

Elkenberry and Braden Hartman. The Van Camp Hardware company, for

eign concern, is suing Frank A. Stephenson for $321.70.

COLD PACK METHOD IN 12 SHORT STEPS

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The first step in canning by tho Bingle period cold pack method, after washing and grading, is paring and coring with a sharp knife, says the National War Garden Commission, Washington, D. C, which will send the readers of this paper a free canning book for a two-cent stamp to pay postage. Watch for No. 2. '

" MARRIED IN KENTUCKY. EATON," 6., July 1. Louia Yeager and 'Miss Nellie. Cox formally announced their marriage Saturday, the knot having been -tied two or three days before in 'Newport, Ky. The bride was for a number of years employed at the -Central hotel, but had been living in Dayton the last few years. Mr. Yaeger is a well-known pharmacist. He has been Identified with the local pharmacy of W. W. Lake for luany years.

MOTHER'S PRAYER

By MRS. EDITH 8UMMERFRUIT, Send a message across the sea From the mother and the home Born in thoughtful memories With her love where'er ywu roam. How they miss your smiling face No one else can fill ypur place. Chorus Your mother is praying for you Whether you be qn land or sea Be brave my boy and be true Your mother is praying for thee. You've many words of cheer From sweetheart and dear friends; Many tokens you bold dear, And nice things the government sends But don't forget that mother's love Ip as true as the Heaven above. Speed the day when the war will end And God's rule of love and peace Then Uncle Sam our boys will send Home again for war will cease. This is mother's prayer for thee In her message cross the sea.

The Herts (England)' war agricultural committee has started a library of fiction for girls working on the farms.

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The story from which this picture was made has been called "the' greatest story the present war has produced." "The Unbeliever" at-the" Washington tonight and tomorrow, and is b7 Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews. If you haven't" read the book we will give you just a hint of its ewitentsthe story of a well-bred young man, In whose life three things stand put prominently race prejudice, class distinction and unbelief in God. Though born in the environment of Christianity, education and wealth, it is not un

til his soul has been tempered in the forge of war that his prejudice disr appear and his vision clears. Ray McKee and Marguerite Courot appear In the leading role.

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