Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 110, 19 March 1920 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1920.

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INTERCHURCH WORK ' HEADS nc INDIANA MEET IN CAPITAL

Sixty-seven men and two women In Indiana have accepted appointment as directors of county - united financial campaigns for the drive which the Inter-church world movement will conduct April 5 to May 2, said Frank J. Ressler, united financial campaign director of Indiana, Thursday. The denominational financial directors and directors who will have charge of the united campaign, were attending a conference at Indianapojis Friday, where they will study the sur

vey which will be presented by the Rev. J. F. Russel of the survey department of New York, Thirty denominations, representing 60 per cent of the protestant church membership of the United States, will participate in the financial drive for $336,777,572, the sum of the total campaign budget for 1920, The portion of the budget to be paid in 1920 is $175,448,349, The amount raised will be ised by 182 boards and organizations officially related to the SO denominations co-operating in the movement to rarry on the regular work of missions, education and philanthropy, both in America and in foreign fields, The Inter-church world movement forms a clearing house for these denominational groups participating in the campaign, and will not undertake to administer work in any of the fields covered by the denominations or their executive boards, William Stump, head of the RichJnond business college, with Roy Babylon, representing the United Brethren, were to attend the Friday meeting from Richmond, Walter B. Royce, of Indianapolis, head of the district, vVhieh embraces Wayne, Franklin,

Fayette, Henry. Rush, Union and Hancock counties, with headquarters here, was also to attend.

Church Federation Calls (or Easier Ingathering of New Church Members The church federation of Indiana has sent out a call for Easter Ingatherings of new members all over the state, to conclude the evangelical campaign which has been in progress for several months, Richmond and Wayne county pastors heard Friday. The call, which was signed by Edgar

L, Williams, executive secretary of the federation, urges Sunday schools to have decisions for Christ on the Sunday preceding Easter, and that church workers be organized by pastors for special effort to bring new people to the pastor's notice, County Campaigns. Several counties In Indiana have had county wide campaigns, and will round up the results Easter Sunday. The work has been especially successful in Allen county and Wayne county, At Fort Wayne, 17 simultaneous meetings produced results. One pastor received 124 new members. In this city Grace M. E. church, of which the Rev. A. II. Backus is pastor, received 176 new members, Leaders in Work, The leaders of the evangelistic department of the federation, who have

been promoting state-wide campaigns are: The Rev. T. W Grafton, chairman; the Rev. Edgar L. Williams, secretary, and the Rev Philip I Frick, president. An evangelistic committee of about SO pastors and laymen has worked with these men. It was stated at the opening that the goal of the campaign was 100,000 more members of Sunday schools and 20,000 more members to attend prayer meetings.

H. S. FACULTY ENTERTAINED IN ART GALLERY FRIDAY Miss Dorohty Gebauer, Miss Emily Maue, Miss Alice Laning, Miss Inez Trueblood and Mrs. Rock were hostesses for an informal tea in the pub-

lic art gallery Friday afternoon for

the members high school.

of the faculty of the

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BOO Eggs a month from these 20 hena, That's what Mrs. Henry YoungJiaus, 918 East 9th Street, Erie. Pa., Is getting. She saya she gets these results because rhe mixes Pratt's Poultry Regular in the feed daily, Pratt's Poultry Regulator, mixed vlth a good egg-making ration, not rnly makes liens lay, but the eggs wanted for hatching will produce sturdy chicks that will develop Into A 1 pullets and cockerels. Test '"Pratts" with this understanding "Your Money Pack If You Are Not Satisfied." Pratts Poultry Preparations will make your poultry pay. A. J. . uken & Co., E. H. Stegman, Omar G. "Whilan. Advertisement.

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Lawrence Garwood Asks Clemency of State Board Lawrence Garwood of Wayne county, sentenced to a term of two to 14 years for burglary, from the Wayne circuit court, Jan. 20, 1917, was to appear before the state board of pardons Friday. Garwood was sentenced to the Indiana Reform school, and

later transferred to the state prison, i Charles Revalee, of Wayne county, serving a life sentence for murder, was given a hearing Thursday. - . WILL ASK INCREASES Salary Increases for librarians throughout the state will be sought by a committee of the Indiana Library association of which the librarians and assistants of the local library

are members, according to the announcement made from the office of the Indiana public library commission.

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bothersome corn. Instantly that corn stops

hurting. Then shortly you lift it right off,' root and all, without pain or soreness.

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bottom of feet lift right off no

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Tiny bottus f treezane cost

but a few cents at drug stores

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Women's New Spring Suits

Values up to $35.00 French Serge, Poplins and Gabardines, All-Wool Materials, stunning models, Ripple effect, box Coats, belted models, embroidered and tailored styles; a suit value that will eclipse anything offered this season.

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SPORT COATS Three-Quarter Lengths Full Length Models A large range featuring new leather and cloth belts, new tailored collars and patch pockets, of Polo Cloth, Tinseltone, Wool Velour, Gabardine and Poplins. Wanted spring colors, CHILDREN'S COATS Silk Poplins, Wool Serges, Shepherd Checks, sizes 3 to 14 years $4.98 to $10.00

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The dearest place on earth is Home, Sweet Home. A Victrola will make it a happy one. Bring the wife and kiddies in Saturday. Let next Sunday be a musical one.

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SATURDAY AND MONDAY

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5 Lbs. Karo Syrup, Light

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10c Fould's Macaroni Of?-, or Spaghetti, 3 boxes.OC

Kellogg's Korn Krisp 2 boxes

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No. 3 can Tomatoes, Tallwan-

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30c Calumet Powder, 1 lb,

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Small cans of MILK, any j kind in stock I 3 for ZUC ! " -

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Oma Cereal Introductory per lb

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The new Sport models of all wool Serge and Silks in accordion box and side pleats, wide and narrow belts, novelty pockets, pearl and self-material buttons.

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BOYS' SUITS $15.00 Wool Serge U 4

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DRUGS AND TOILET ARTICLES MARKED SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY SELLING

Mail orders promptly filled. Include postage and war tax with order, thereof. All items marked with asterisk subject to war tax.

War tax lc for each 25c or fraction

DRUG and TOILET ARTICLES SATURDAY AND MONDAY

30c Piso Cough Remedy for 24d 60c Foley's Honey and Tar, for 49 30c Brazilian Balm for 24 30c Bell's Pine Tar Honey for 24d 50c Drakes G lessee for 39 30c Laxative Bromo Quinine for 24 30 Vlcks Vapo Rub for 24

Scrap Tobacco 3 for25 Renew your Straw Hats with Colorite. A full line of colors; specially priced at 24J Just received a new stock of Mandeville and King Co. Flower Seeds. Make your selection now Climax WALL, PAPER CLEANER, 2 cans 25

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$1.00 Nujol 79 25c Colgate's Tooth Paste for 21 PalmOlive Soap, 3 bars for 25 $1.20 Vlnol Og 3 bars Armour's Big Bath Soap for 29 3 bars Zanol Peroxide Soap for 25 60c Swamp-Root .49c $1.00 Hall's Superlative Compound for 83

In Our Ladies Department Our showing for Spring U now complete. Coats, Suits. Dress'-s, Skirts, Millinery. Waist in gnat array are on display. Every style of the new Spring season is included. The garments are all selections from New York's best markets and you are assured that what evr you choose from this store is of the very best quality and fashion. Alterations Free

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They want to "step out" too. We have the largest and dandiest line of boys "knicker" suits -in town. Good quality, good style along with reasonable prices.

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