Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 112, 22 March 1920 — Page 2
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. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1920.
EARLHAM IN LIST OF STATE COLLEGES III CHURCH DRIVE
' the Interbudget of
yes. Impossible to convert to a belief In anarchy men of the stuff that characterizes oar membership, and they will run grave risks of being converted themselves to a' belief In law and order as a prerequisite to social and economic ustice and happiness."
Earlham college, with church world movement
$383,000, is one of 11 denominational
colleges and universities of the state included in the general budget of the movement allied In trainng 100,000 additional recruits for life service during the next five years, says an an
nouncement made at the
BETTER RATES IN NORTHWEST ASKED
The Indiana Public Service Commis-
natlonal 1 s,on and tne Indiana Chamber of Com.
. Inter-church world movement head- . v quarters in New York. A survey conducted by Ir. Robert ' It Kelly, formerly president of Earl Y ham, now director of the American education department of the Interchurch world movement, has disclosed the fact that denominational institutions have produced 90 per cent of the ministers and missionaries in home and foreign service. According to reports from the pres""Wents of the Indiana Institutions, the sum asked for educational purposes - amounts to more than $13,000,000, and
' covers a five year program that will r increase the efficiency af the colleges through adequately equipped buildings and endowment funds. Many Colleges Included. The colleges included in the denominational budgets are as follows: Butler college, Indianapolis, Disciples of Christ, $3,500,000; Fairmount academy, Fairmount, Friends, $35,000; Franklin college, Franklin, northern Baptist convention, $1,225,000; Hanover college, Hanover, at one time under the control of the Presbyterian church, but now an interrenominational college, $500,000; Indiana Central university, Indianapolis, United Brethren, $2,000,000; Indiana School of Religion, Bloomlngton, $450,00; Manchester college. North Manchester, Church of the Brethren, $1,00.000; Oakland City college, General Baptists, $1,020,000; Earlham college, ,J Richmond, Friends. $883,000; Uuion ' Christian college, Mermon, Christian, J. $550,000; "Wabash college, Crawfordsvllle, affiliated with the Presbyterian - church, but not directly under its .. control $2,000,000.
American Legion
merce have filed before the Interstate Commerce Commission a petition for a readjustment of the class freight rates in the Northwestern territory which are discriminatory to Indiana shippers. O. P. Gothlin, chief of the traffic bureau of the Indiana Commission, said that under the present rates Illinois shippers obtain lower rates from points in Illinois to points In the Northwest than can be obtained by Indiana shippers. k He said that the commission and
the State Chamber of Commerce will make a fight to obtain a reduction in Indiana rates to the Northwest instead cf seeking to Increase the Illinois rates and bring them to a party with the Hoosier class freight rates.
Forty-one railroads are named as de
fendants in the petition. It is pointed out that all the roads maintain class freight rates from points in Illinois (in
cluding west bank of the Mississippi
River and points in Missouri and Iowa)
to St. Paul and Minneapolis, that are relatively lower than the rates from Indiana points to the same destina
tions.
DALTON BOYS HAD GOOD WAR RECORD
'Harry Thornburgh collected the following statistics on Dalton township service men:
Philemon Forrest Macy entered the
army April 26, 1918, and was assigned
to ZZnd company, 159th depot brigade, infantry; discharged Feb. 27, 1919, sergeant. Raymond Herbert Burroughs enter
ed the army April 26, 1918, and was assigned to Company A, 112th ammunition train, 37th division; embarked from Philadelphia June 27. 1918, and arrived In Liverpool, England, July 15, 1918. Battles: Baccarat, Argonne, Flanders; sailed for United States March 20, 1919, landing at Newport News, Va., April 2, 1919; discharged April 14, 1919. Artie Matchett entered the army March 29, 1918, and was assigned to
Third Company, First Train Battalion D,
159th Pepot Brigade, national army; underwent an operation at Camp Taylor; discharged August 10, 1918. Verl Elder Smith entered the service April 26, 1918 and was assigned to headquarters and supply company two 15th F. A. C. O. T. S.; discharged Dec. 13, 1918. if NUN KILLED IN FIRE. WILKESBARRE, Pa., March 22. One nun is dead and nine of the Wilkesbarre House of the Order of Mercy were burned or injured today, when fire destroyed a convent in
which hey were living. Loss is $15,000, which Is covered by Insurance. Mother Theresa died as a result of burns, and
Ihe conditon of a number of others is crttlcaL A few jumped from thirdstory windows and escaped death narrowly.
supervision over such issues, asserts a statement of the board. It acted on 1.432 petitions within the year ending March 17.
BOND ISSUE APPROVALS. BOOM IN . COFFEE DRINKING.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind., March 22. New York Drinking coffee is the
The state board of tax commissioners ! favorite diversion of hotel patrons declined to approve less than 5 per these wintry evenings. In one hotel cent, of the bond issue proposals pre- coffee sales have Increased 400 per sented to it within the first year of it- cent since prohibition went into effect.
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Money back without question tf HUNT'S Salve faili in tha treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA. RINGWORM. TETTER or other itching skin dUearea. Try I 25 cent bos at our risk.
Drug Co Cor. 9th and Main
Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases That Burn Like Flames of Fire
FLU AND PNEUMONIA TAKE 2,458 LIVES IN FEBRUARY The toll of lives lost in Indiana as a result of influenza and pneumonia during the month' of February was 2,458, or 1,478 in excess of the number of deaths from those causes in February, 1919, figures compiled by the state board of health show. The normal number of deaths from Influenza and pneumonia for February, is less than 500.
Arthur Woods, chairman of the National Americanization commission of the American legion, issued a statement yesterday In which he declared , that the reported plan of "reds" to - obtain membership in the legion for " the purpose of spying upon it, would cause no real harm. His statement, which was issued from the national headquarters of the v" legion, said that good might come ; from the scheme, since the "reds" might be converted to a belief in i law and order by learning something of the work of the legion. "- "We welcome into the legion all " sorts and conditions of men; the only '.- belief we insist upon is the belief In - Americanism," said Mr. Woods. "The legion has no concern with political parties or with industrial, economic ' or social theories, so long as they are consistent with the principles of Amer--lcanism. No Real Harm Possible. -; "The American legion is against those who are against America, wheth- ' er they be external or internal enemies. If enemies of America become " members of the legion, they do so only after falsely subschibing to the legion's declaration of principles. , "No real harm, however, can be done to the legion or its work of promoting Americanism by the presence in its
membership of such persons. We are working to promote public welfare and good citizenship, and the more they find out about this work the better. It will 'do them good. "They will find It evry difficult
WANTS REAL PARTY MAN FOR PRESIDENT WASHINGTON March 22. Edward
G. Hoffman, Democratic national committeeman from Indiana, expressed the belief here Saturday that there is a constantly growing sentiment in favor of choosing a real, Simon-pure Democrat like Vice President Marshall -for the presidential nomination. Mr. Hoffman said that the Vice President will not seek the nomination, but that this will not prevent the Democratic delegates from seeking Mr. Marshall.
Here Is a Sensible Treatment That Gets Prompt Results. For real downright, harrassing discomfort very few disorders can approach so-called skin disorders, such as Eczema, Tetter, Boils, eruptions, scaly Irritations and similar skin troubles, notwithstanding the lavish use of salves, lotions, washes and other treatments applied externally to the Irritated parts. No one ever heard of a person being afflicted with any form of skin disease whose blood was in good condition. Therefore, it is but logical to conclude that the proper method of treatment for pimples, blotches, sores, boils, rough, red and scaly skin, is to purify
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the blood and remove the tiny germs of pollution that break through and manifest their presence on the surface of the skin. People in all parts of the country have written us how they were completely rid of every trace of these disorders by the use of S. S. S., the matchless, purely vegetable blood
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Easter Sale Continues until Saturday night, April 3rd. ' Our Easter sale started Saturday with a rush. The people of Richmond and vicinity have learned that we advertise just what we have got and that our prices are the lowest. Note these prices: SUITS .$19.75 TO $65.00 COATS . $14.95 TO $45.00 DRESSES $12.95 TO $35.00 Also Skirts, Waists, Sweaters and Middies
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A Woman's Verdict
Tells of Suffering Greatly with Kidney and Bladder Trouble and How Balmwort Brought Relief.
ELEVEN YEARS OF RHEUMATISM NOW
FINALLY RELIEVED
Randolph Co., Ind., Farmer's Joints Ached so Bad He Could Not Sleep, But Had to Get up and Walk the
Floor. Declares Dreco Wiped Out Every Pain for Him After He Had Tried Many Other Remedies. "For the past eleven years I have : not known what is was to be free from rheumatism," are the words of "that highly esteemed farmer, Mr. rFerrell Clemens, of Union Port, Randolph County, Ind. "My back ached constantly and I " was so stiff I could hardly bend over. My joints ached so badly at night that I could not sleep but would walk the " floor. My kidneys were acting bad tend my liver was sluggish. I tried -everything I heard of that was good for rheumatism and aching joints, but -they failed to do me good, f "One day I was in Muncie and -heard a lot of talk about Dreco and the marvelous good it was doing for the folks around there, so I bought
tome Dreco, took It home and started taking it. That proved to be the best Tmoney I ever spent for soon my joints began to grow easy and before many days had passed I was free from ,pain; something I hadn't known for years. The pains have not returned .either. So I'm very happy over my "deliverance. My liver has been worked Ttff well and my kidneys regulated. ;Dreeo sure is one grand medicine." Dreco acts on the bowels and relieves constipation, thereby removing the cause of many troubles. It will "be noticed after taking Dreco, the headaches fail to appear; the nerves are soothed, sound sleep is Induced; the appetite increases; no more dizzy pells; the stomach digests the food, "without having gas to follow, and the :jiidneys perform their duty of strain.ing the poison? from the blood, thereby putting a stop to rheumatism and other disorders. Z Dreco is now sold by all progressive rdrugglsts throughout the country and Is highly recommended in Richmond by Thlstlethwaite'a Drug Stores. Advertisement.
Her Letter Well Worth Reading. Mrs. Nellie McGinn, 609 East 138th street, New York City, writes: "For the last year I had suffered greatly from Kidney and Bladder trouble, distressing pains in the back and hips, with rheumatic twinges and frequent severe headache, accompanied by nervousness, chills, and fever; also a frequent desire to eliminate, a smarting, burning sensation, with pain in the region of the bladder. I would frequently have to arise at night, my sleep being disturbed by the pressure and inflammation in blad
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The above letter is a true statement and is on file in our offices. Balmwort
Tablets bring relef when other medi
cine has failed. Sold by all leading
druEeists. $1.00 per tube.
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REED'S
REED'SE
FURNITURE OF DISTINCTION
i $ 1 Have you ever considered the big part that motion pictures have played in creating a desire among millions of people for better furniture? Picture after picture that you have seen has had beautiful furniture as a setting for the players. Unconsciously millions have been inspired with a desire for furniture of equal distinction and this store being abreast of the times is ready to satisfy that desire. Here are just a few examples of the splendid values you will find at this store right now.
This Fine BED DAVENPORT at
$6750
Here Is one of the most practical articles of furniture you could possibly buy. A great, large comfortable davenport during the day and evening and a full sized bed at night. This one is sturdily constructed, has resilient springs and full sized mattress and Is upholstered in a splendid wearing quality of imitation leather.
Nowadays the home without one or more pieces of overstuffed tapestry furniture is almost "out of It." If you have been on the point of buying a tapestry davenport and chair or either one of them, here is the best opportunity you will have for a long time to come.
This two-piece suite as Illustrated, with loose cushions and upholstered in a beautiful grade of tapestry In several different designs and colors, is offered for a short time only at the above price. Open a charge account with us if necessary in order to profit by this special price.
Colonial Dining Tables at
$3150
Here Is a special In dining tables that should surely interest you. Fifty-inch extension tables. Colonial period style, in quartered oak, golden or fumed finish. Special at $31.50. Many other special values in dining tables now being featured here. Come and see new designs in all woods and finishes.
Set of Six Dining Chairs
$2925
This Top leer Refrigerator .
$2975
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We do not believe we shall be able to quote as low a price as this again soon. These chairs are of good, solid construction, imitation leather seats in golden or fumed oak and certainly a great value at this price.
A good refrigerator pays for Itself. Here Is one that will use a minimum amount of ice and by preventing food from spoiling will save many times Its cost in the first season you use It. The price quoted above is a special low price to Induce early buying of refrigerators and is for a short time only. Be sure to take advantage of it.
Good Furniture Is an Investment Not an Expense When considering the purchase of some new furniture for your home, do not figure It as an expense, for it really Is an investment. Divide the cost of this new furniture by the number of years it w-ill give you comfort and satisfaction, and you will find the cost per year remarkably low. Good furniture, the only kind this store sells. Is one of the best investments to make life worth living for yourself and loved ones. To Invest wisely in furniture, Invest here.
Many New Designs in BEDROOM SUITES at
$14850 ,
Practically all of the new bedroom suites we ordered for Spring delivery are now on our floors and to come now Is to come when you can select from the largest possible variety. Here you will find complete bedroom suites in all the popular period styles, as well as In every wood and finish.
You can secure complete bedroom
suites here at prices ranging from
$148.50 upwards. It you do not
happen to have the entire sum In
cash, we will be very glad to open
a charge account with you and ar
range terms that will enable you
to pay the balance at your con
venience. Buy now, as wholesale
prices are constantly advancing.
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