Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 123, 3 April 1919 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1919.

BEAUTIFUL PEERESS NOTED FOR POETRY

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The Marchioness of Townsend. Few of the peeresses of England are possessed of the talents and ac-i-omplishments of the Marchioness of Townsend, who is the wife of the nixth marquis. Lady Townsend is the author of many well-known poems nd several other literary works.

News from Surrounding Communities

CAMBRIDGE CITY Thieves broke Into the B. F. Wisaler hardware store Saturday night, and stole a small amount of goods. The Presbyterian Guild will meet with Mrs. Ophla Shultz next Wednesday afternoon. DUBLIN Funeral services for William Mustin, who died Saturday, were held at the home Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Mr. McCormlck officiated. Burial was la Milton cemetery. He is surviv ed by his widow and son Arthur. Union Christian Endeavor gave an April Fools social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Walton Tuesday evening. Rev. E. C. Hallman, former pastor of the Methodist church here, will give a lecture at the church Tuesday evening, April 8, on "The Web of Life." He is in Indiana to attend the Northern Indiana conference at Peru. Mr. Hallman was forced to resign his pastorate here because of pocr health, and has been making his home in the east. His health is much Improved. The Mothers' club met with Mrs. Grace Kinneman last Thursday afternoon. The W. H. M. S. of Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Julia Morgan. Bit a a Wee club met at the home of Mrs. O. D. Hall Tuesday evening. Services will be held at the Friends church Sunday morning and evening. Rev. H. H. Comptori will have charge of the services at the Methodist church at 10:30 o'clock. CAMPELLSTOWN, O. The farm residence of Rev. Mr. Masterson, pastor of First Christian church, was completely destroyed by fire yester

day afternoon. A defective flue is thought to have caused the blaze. Most of the household goods were destroyed. George Baker, of Indianapolis, owner of the house, carried light insurance,- but the household goods were a complete loss. The Masterson family was at Richmond during the day and did not know of the fire until their return. CENTER V1LLE Miss Grace Hadley, county demonstration agent, gave a talk on "Better Homes," at a meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary Tuesday afternoon at Centerville. Mrs. Roy Means, president of the organization, presided. Mi83 Hadley gave several points on textiles and showed the proper sort of dress for every occasion.' HAGERSOWN Hagerstown's first community sale will be held next Saturday afternoon, commencing at 1 o'clock. Horses, cattle, Shetland ponies, hogs, farm Implements, furniture and household goods will be sold. JACKSONBURG A movement is on foot here to have the fanners buy the elevator at Pershing on a cooperative plan. Local buyers are paying farmers thirty cents for hens this week and the price is still on the upward trend.

Sidney Howard, of Brockton, Mass., is carrying as a pocket-piece a Spanish silver coin dated 1777, equivalent to half a dollar, which was given to himas a prize for being the first to 6ight the first sperm whale when he was on a whaling voyage in 1873.

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World-Wide Telephone System Is Considered (By Associated Press) . NEW YORK, April 3 Plans for a world-wide telephone system are being considered by the General Electric company," according to a statement made by Ernest P. W. Alexanderson, consulting engineer of the company, in an address here yesterday before the American institute of radio engineers. Mr. Alexanderson declared that two devices invented by him the bridge receiver and the barrage receiver would make possible introduction of such a system, so that business deals could be transacted in a few minutes by persons thousands of miles apart. He explained that the system contemplated Is virtually a replica of the

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Democrats to Attend State Meet at Capital Richmond democrats will continue to He low and say nothing, despite the firing of what wa3 practically the first gun in the 1920 Republican campaign at the district meeting Wednesday afternoon. The 6tate organization will have a meeting in Indianapolis, April 8, which will be addressed by Omer Cummings. Democratic national chairman, but there will be nothing doing In Wayne county for some time yet, savs Joshua Allen. Several Democrats are expecting to attend .the Indianapolis meeting and the banquet which will follow.

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New hair growth from Famo is constantly being reported. Some of the cases are so remarkable that they cannot be reported in print, because they would tax your credulity. You must learn from personal exper- . ience. and the experience of your friends. Famo contains- no alcohol to dry the scalp and produce gray hairs. As Famo requires no scalp massage, its application is simple. I Every member of the family should use It every day. , Famo is sold at all toilet goods counters in two sizes a small size at 35 cents and an extra large bottle for Si. 00. Your money will be returned if you are not satisfied. Seborrhea ia the medical name for a morbidly increased flow from the tebaceoua ilanda of the acalp. The so borrhean excretion forma in ecalee or Bakea and ia commonly known am dandruff. ' Mfd. by The Famo Co., Detroit A. G. Luken & Co., and all . leading druggists.

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Women factory workers in shop at Bitburg, Germany. While mobs of Spartacans swarm the streets in Berlin and other parts of Germany dragging that war-swept nation further into the mire the women of the land are working in factories as machine hands and common laborers to support themselves and children. The photo, a U. S. official one, shows typical women factory workers in one of the big plants.

Steel Price Question May Be Reconsidered i (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, April 3. Refusal yesterday of Director General Hines of the railroad administration to accept fixed prices of steel as suggested by the industrial board of the department of commerce, may possibly result in the entire question of steel prices being reopened, It Is believed in some-quarters here. Announcement that Mr. Hines had rejected the proposed price schedule was made after an unsuccessful conference of members of the cabinet, the industrial board and representatives of the food and fuel administrations and war finance corporation, held in an effort to effect an agreement between the industrial board and the railroad administration head. After the conference, which lasted more than four hours, a statement was Issued in which

it was stated the matter had been re

committed to the board for furthe

consideration with the railroad ad mi?

izations are expected to be arranged today. The board will attempt to show the railroad authorities that the prices agreed upon are not excessively high.

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