Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 331, 6 November 1919 — Page 16

PAGE SIXTEEN r THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, NOV. 6, 1919.

1637 JOIN RED CROSS AS RESULT OF 4 DAYS' WORK With the addition of 274 members to the 1919 Red Cross roll call on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning, the sum total of members for this year has risen to 1.637. Official reports for the past 24 hours and totals of the campaign thus far follow: Knollenberg's. last report. 14 members; total so far, 139; solicitors Mrs. William Dudley Foulke, Mrs. Willard Carr, Mrs. Albert Qayle. Mrs. Ray Shlveley. Mrs. Burton Carr, Mrs. Warren Clements. Second National bank, 31; total 138; solicitors Mrs. Juliet Shirk and Mrs. Joseph Conner. First National bank, 23 members; total. Ill; solicitors Miss Ann Nicholson, Miss Mary Clements, Miss Helen Nicholson, Mrs. Paul Miller. Mrs. Robert Carrey. Dickinson Trust company, 11; total. SO; solictiors Mrs. John F. Starr; Mrs. Bryam Robbns. Miss Ruth Scott, Mss Martha Scott. Miss Elizabeth Marcl Unon National bank, 19; total 46 members; solicitors Mrs. Fred Carr. Mrs. William Keisker." Postoffice. 14; total, 162; solicitors Mrs. Georga Cunningham, Miss Mary Williams, Miss Thelma Schillinger, Mrs. McCann, Mrs. McNutt. Pennsylvania Station 20; total 116; solicitors, Mrs. A. C. Disher, Mrs. A A. Brown. Westcott Hotel 6; total, 83; solicitors, Mrs. R. G. Leeds and Miss Eleanor Seldel. American Trust and Savings Company 5; total 5. Nusbaum's 5; total 6. Headquarters 5; total 20. Ward Reports. Fourth ward, 48; total 311; fifth ward, no report today, total 29; sec ond ward, 21, total 257; sixth ward, 52, total 136. Miss Margaret Starr, publicity chairman, expressed the displeasure of the entire corps of campaigners with the slack response they are getting from the people of Richmond and Wayne county Thursday. "The success of the campaign must be measured by the Individual inter, est of the people of this community," she pointed out. "The campaign is not for money. No one person has step up and complete a quota by donating a large sum; It is up to individuals to ally themselves as individual members for the coming year." "Kvery real American should be wearing the little red and white button. Every home should likewise be showing its membership card."

Mostly Personal j 'v . - ' DR. LINDLEY NAMED Dr. Harlow Lindley, of Earlham col

lege, has been named as the head of fhe program committee for the annual dinner and meeting of the Indiana society of pioneers, at Indianapolis, Dec. 11, by Amos W. Butler, president. CABARET ANNOUNCED Announcement of a cabaret exclus ively for colored people, was made Thursday by Percy Griffin and Ocis Wynn. The cabaret will open Sunday at the colored Masonic hall on South Sixth street.

Indian affairs committee of the T. W. C. A. of America.

SIEKMAN TO LEADVILLE. Everette E. Siekmen, who has been located in Denver for a number of years, has accepted a position with a power plant, in Leadville, Col.

ASKS REPAIR OF STREET Letters from four Richmond concerns were received by the board of works Thursday asking for the improvement of North West Second street and Center street to North West Fifth street. The matter was referred to the city engineer. The hearing on the opening of South Fifth street from H to I streets, which was called for this morning, was postponed until Dec. 4, at the request 'of the' South Side Improvement association. COMMISSIONERS INSPECT ROADS County commissioners from Randolph county made an inspection of Wayne county roads Thursday.

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Kraut, No. 2 cans, 3 cans for Peanuts, fresh roasted, special at, per pound. . . . Bulk Rolled Oats, 3 pounds Callie Hams. per pound Old Reliable Coffee, per pound Navy Beans. 5 pounds for Smoked Sausage, per pound Bacon, at a special price, per pound

Bulk Coffee, fresh roast

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Jumbo Sour Pickles, 3 for American Family Soap, 10 bars for

Kirk's Flake White Soap, 10 bars

Hoosier Laundry Starch, OfTp 3 packages for Woodlawn Creamery Butter at a special price of, fC per pound UOks STERLING CASH GROCERY 1035 MAIN ST. A. R. BERTSCH, Prop.

Friends to Cooperate With M. E. Missions The executive committee of the foreign mission board of the Five

Years meeting, in session Wednesday all day at the central offices in this city, decided to co-operate with the foreign mission board of the Methodist Episcopal church in the work of health supervision of candidates for mission fields. Dr. J. G. Vaughn of New York city, a former missionary to China and for

SUSIE MEEK APPOINTED. Miss Susie Meek, a graduate of Earlham College of the class of 1917, has been obtained by the Crow Indian reservation Baptist mission which Is starting community work on this

reservation. Miss Meek was with Miss !

Edith Dabb, national director of tlio

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some time official medical head of the missionary department of M. E. churches of America, will through this affiliation become the joint medical director of both the M. E. and Friends missionaries.

Before any missionary goes out to,

a. loreign neia ne win De examined by Dr. Vaughn, who has very com-

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Feltman's Shoe StoreIndiana's Largest Shoe Dealers 14 Stores 724 Main Street

Wouldn't This Jar-r-r You? Marshall's Department have on sale for tomorrow and Saturday real honest to goodness Ladies" Dress Shoes for $5.98 that you can't buy any where for less than $8.00, and Ladies Silk Hose that cost $2.00 at other places, for $1.49, and Ladies Union Suits for $1.48 that I've seen marked at other stores for $2.00. And goodness I don't know what all they havent got that's almost half as cheap as other stores sell them for.

plete offices and laboratories. After he has gone into the foreign mission field the field doctors will keep In correspondence with toe medical director in New York, conferring with him upon any illness. Often missionaries have no climatic illnesses

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in one country but suffer from them in another.

FEDERAL JUDGE REFUSES CITIZENSHIP TO STRIKERS

PITTSBURGH. Pa., Nov. 6. Five striking coal miners appeared in United States District Court here Wednes-

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day seeking citizenship papers. Judge Charles P. Orr refused to grant them.-w the right of citizen-hip. He declared ) that the government had ruled that the coal strike Is Illegal and addedr "You cannot faithfully take the oath, of allegiance and remain on strike under the existing circumstances."

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20 S. 12th St

Phone 1399

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