Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 19, 2 December 1920 — Page 15

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY. DEC.' 2, 1920.

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Advertising Rates 10 cents per lln. per Insertion. words to the line. No ad taken for less than 20 cents cash or less than S cents rhflr. Vn Ari rrfntpd After 11 oVlock on day of publication. For con-' tract, call phone 2834 or, Z87Z. MONUMENTS '1B JOHN P. EMSIIE Monuments 15 South Tenth Street Phone 4022 HAIRDRESSERS l.ATMKS We teach hairdresstnsr. marrHing. beauty culture or chiropody. Sure of steady employment and Rood wages. Catalog. Mailed free. Moler College, 105 So. Wells. Chicago. SPECIAL NOTICE FOR SALE A bazaar and market will he held in Red Men's hall Saturday irrnniin anil evenlnC hv tlie Lad ICS Aid society of the Spiritualist church. TAKE ADJUSTMENT to remove that oll. Ruth Straley, chiropractor. 243 Colonial Rldg. National Cash Register. 525 Main St. . . , m SPECIAL. NOTICE "bis is to inform the public that T wTTl give to any one free information of a doctor who is a specialist in these diseases: Tiles, diseases of the prostate, kidneys, bladder, hydrocele, neuritis, rheumatism, epilepsy, stomach, blood, eczema and goitre, of the above diseases I was a victim of two of them. Reing discharged of one and the other case being greatly, relieved of which 1 expect to be cured. Address C. Garber. Eaton, Ohio. 'HUNTERS NOTICE The members of the Center Township Farmers Association forbid hunting, trapping, digging of fur-bearing animals of trespassing on their premises. Anyone violating this notice will be prosecuted. CENTER TOWNSHIP FARMERS' ASSOCIATION. LOST AND FOUND 4 LOST Roy s Kid Olove. Phone2 44. LOST A canteen patent leather pocketbook. Reward. Phone 3699. LOST Black furs. Saturday afternoon between Liberty Ave and Main street. Reward if returned to 69 Liberty Ave. HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Solicitors to take orders for tea and coffee, guarantee salary to salesman who can produce results. Atlantic and Pacific. 613 Main. WOOD CHOPPERS wanted. Phona JJ19 WANTED Married man to work on a farm. Phone 1S23. 720Main. Young people with small amount of moni-y to go into business. This is a safe and sure investment that will yield big dividends the first of year. Prepare for the future. Call at office, write, or telephone for details. Richmond Rnsiness College, Colonial I'.hlg.. Phone 2040. SALESMAN A national food product concern, dealing directly with the consumer, needs a live enegretic representative to take care of the Richmond. Indiana territory, and adjacent. This is a live wire proposition with excellent opportunities for a future for the right party. Preferred applicants having had experience dealing with tli consumer directly. Write full details of former connections in first letter. Personal bond required. Apply A No. 1121 Palladium. HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Woman to cook and do kitchen work in private boarding house. $10 week, board and room. 412 N. 12th. WANTED Competent girl to do lisrht housework in small family. No washing. Phone 2S95 or call Mrs. Vigrans, even ings. ROOMS FOR RENT 9 Front bedroom, private entrance, 116'.;. So. 5th. MODERN, for one or two gentlemen, 200 S. 7 th. . FURNISHED-ROOi IS 2 28 N. 0. " "FURNISH E D ROO M S. 30 9N. 1. MODERN, for gentleman. 2n0s77tn. I n t 1 1 sr.." SO I "J'l 1, 21 OXicely furnished room for gentleman. I I T 1 1 ST.T NO I IT II."-! 0 4 Fu rn i s hedTbed -room and batli for rent to gentlemen. FOR RENT Modern furnished room: private home: no oth?r roomers. 39 South 10th St. BOARD AND ROOM WANTED BOARDERS 30S Chestnut St. Two uentl-men preferred, to use the same room and lied. HEATING AND PLUMBING 14 PLUM RING, heating and lighting contracting, repairing and supplies, at Mcorhoffs. ) South 9th. Phone 1236. COAL AND FUEL COAL West Virginia Lump $12.00 Coke $14.00 Eastern Kentucky Mine Run .... $11.00 Independent Ice & Fuel Co. Phone 34G5 Blockwood, for stove or furnace. Phone 2916. Jones & Farmer. WOOl ) FOR SA I. K Call" P. 63 6. FURNACES WOI.VKRIXK FU R X ACES .1. Knapp. Ph. 1S7. Offiee 17S.7. MOVING AND STORAGE 16 For MOVING AND STORAGE LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HAULING Call Phone 2063 FO RREST MONGER For local and lonjr distance haulinft. Furniture crated, stored and shipped. AUTO MOVING VAN ?00 South 7th St. Phone 2608. LOCAL, and I.OXG DISTANCR MOVING of HOUSEHOLD GOODS Crating and Storage nioiiMoxi) storage: company Rear 19 So. llth St. Phones 22.'8-1556 W. G. Baker. Mgr. STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS I'eltman's SturaK' House. Apply Kelttnn'K Cigar Store. Phone ;o. 20J9. ti03 Main St.

16 W. E. EVANS For local and Ion? distance haullne of all kinds. Phone 3103 330 Lincoln FURNITURE REPAIRING 17 FURNITURE Repaired. baby cabs. pictures framed. We repair every-J things Line Of Xmas bicycles. J. C. Iarnell Co.. 1020 Main. Phone 1936. OFFICE & STOCK FIXTURES 17A Remington No. 7 Typewriter, $25.00. 525 Main St. TAILORING CAN YOU "BEAT IT? Suits and Over coats made to order ot $35.00, $3.u0, , $39.50, $42.50, $45.00. You will have to hurry, for at tnese prices we have no assurance that we can duplicate on j these goods. All orders taken during I this sale will have our usual careful attention to details. The DENNISCO YLE Co., Tailors and Shirtmakers, 5 N. Itfth, In the Westcott. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21 9x12 Axminster Rug, almost new, cost $82.00, only $39.50. Townsend's, 533 Main. Japanese Silk Hand Quilted Robe, blue. llCVi So. 5th. Rl'GS 9x12. very good design, only $45. Worth $75, almost new, 404 S. 4th St. Ebony Upright Piano and Bench Call mornings, 2782. R ED 1 JOOM'"s U 1 T E Good-sty keTpoUshcd oak, includes bed. springs, mattress, chiffonier, dresser, and wash stand, 404 S.' 4th. DINING TABLE and chairs, round table. English finish, big bargain, 404 S. 4th St. Tapestry davenport and 2 chairs to match. Townsend's, 533 Main. MIRROR, bookcase, mahogany rocker, cot. oak stand, washing machine, upholstered cloth box. 404 S. 4th. FOIl SALE Young man's good as new. 4 19 Randolph. overcoat. WAGONS WAGONS Harness, two storm rigs, hides and implements of kinds. 317 NORTH A ST. veall CAS HEATERS, eil'liealer." sewing machine, child's high chair, automobile lap robps, lady's fine fur coat, man's overcoat, suits, sweaters, fur coats, set flat irons. Phone 4727, 610 National road. Brand new Oak Kitchen Cabinets, white inside, sliding doors, glass containers, only $32.00. Townsend's, 533 Main. APPLE Two carloads of Fancy New York ApplUf Northern Spies, Baldwins and Greenings SI .25 Delivered any place in city. Phone 1509 or call first door north of Lichtenfels' Meat Market, 177 Ft. Wayne avenue. RICHMOND FRUIT CO. SEVtN; MACHINE tor sale. Inquire E. E. Eggemeyer. at Roe Hive Grocery. We buy and sell good usedj watches. See us for bargains. C. Bo KEEVER ! 7 South llth Street COCKEREL, extract nice Buff Orping ton, o. I . Farmer, Economy, Ind. Two 8-Foot Mirrors, street. 525 Main For Sale Carload New York Apples On Track near Pennsylvania Freight Depot Oak Davenport, black imitation leather; makes full size bed when open, only $29.50. Townsend's, 533 Main. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22 WANTED -Raw furs. 640 N. 10th. . WANTED Four or five rooms of furniture or any amount. Will pay good prices. Call Phone 1776. FURNITURE WANTED" We pay highest prices for Used Ooods, Stoves, etc. Rramnier & Foster, 17 S. 7th. Phone 1S76. E LI SO X F I ' R N I T U RE 10 X C H ANG E Good used furniture bought and sold. See us before you buy or sell. We pay highest prices. Eliason Furniture Exchange. 520 Main St. Phone 1 4 FURNITURE AND STOVES All kinds; good prices. Home Supply Store, 131 Ft. Wayne Avenue. Phone 1S62. GOON USEN F 1'UXrr U 1 1 K of all kinds wanted. See ns before you sell. Townsend's Used Goods. S3 Main. Phone 129fi. RECORD EXCHANGE USED records houtrlit, sold, exrhantred. Xellie A.' Rooker. Miller Harness Store. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 23 VIOLIN For sale: 3-t size, fine tone; 326 Pearl street; Phone 3133. FOR HALE Several splendid used pianos; bargains. Walter P. Fulgrhum. VIOLIN OUTFIT Good as new, 435 S. f.tli. SPECIALS AT THE STORES A little better quality, little less price. Butcher Knives with unlimited guarantee, fiOc up. Cut prices on Flashlights, Alarm Clocks and Hardware. GUARAXTEED iira SHOE REPAIRING OUTFIT Stand. 24 in. high. 6 lasts. This new cobbler set is absoyi i u t e i y guaranteed, lR Small outfit. 89c. jTWmP Leather soles. 15c to S-a 25c; h -el, leather. 49c IK Pilo Ptir Rubber Heels, 30c to 4 Oo pair. BIRCK'S HARNESS STORE. 611 Main Roll Top Desk, oak; reasonable 525 Main St.

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r FURNITURE of Cheerfulness To add cheerfulness, utility, comfort and beauty to home surroundings is the mission of gift Furniture. Never before were practical gifts more in favor than this year. That is why the logical choice of thoughtful donors sBTjuld be quality Furniture. You'll be pleased with our present selection, because it was carefully chosen and priced quite moderately. FELTMAN'S FURNITURE HOUSE 35-27 S. 6th A. T RUBY, Mgr. Phone 2459 BUILDING MATERIALS 28 IS IT A FACTORY? Build It with Concrete Blgx jfcan Bertschjfros Phox? 3250 LIVE STOCK 31 FOR SALE Registered Poland China male hog. 4-horse gasoline engine and line shaft. Phone 4442. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1916 model 5-passnger Uutck. in excellent shape, car can be seen Sunday at 1802 Main St. FOR SALE A. -Waveriy electric. 1411 S. CADILLAC (oiiil i t ion. Touring car for sale; good 1120 Rover St. roill) Touring car. new, for sale. 316 Lincoln St. Phone 3 3 91. WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE in used cars. One 1919 Ford with starter; 1 Baby Grand Chevrolet; 1 IS model Dodge touring. Ceo. Worley Garage, 15 S. 9. Phone 2906. GARAGES FOR RENT 36 FOR RENT A garage. 126 So. 13. AUTOMOBILE TIRES SEE THESE TIRE BARGAINS Kokomo Tires r.oX3u 30x3 $12.60 $10.40 Other sizes in proportion. j The place where you ! can get Seal-Fast. Minute-Man Patches FELTMAN'S CIGAR STORE 609 Main St. Phone 2039 Cut-Rate Tire Store AUTOMOBILE PAINTING 35 Body Bending TRUCK BEDS, CABS Sedan Building a Specialty We do trimming, painting and repairin nr -r int; otitr-iri)tl-i 1 1 rl r All ov i perienced men. Only competent sedan builders in the city. Address us at Seidcl Buggy Company Johnson & Hasecoster 12th and North E AUTOMOBILE TRIMMING TOPS RE-COVERED Lights sewed in curtains; also inside trimming. GUYATCHLEY 610 North D Street TAXI 36 TAXI Meyer's Cigar Store, 713 Main Phone 2661 Service 9:00 a. m. to midnight HARLAN & HOVERTER TAXI SERVICE A. R. Anderson, HJS N. 7th Phone 1647. MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES WANTED Your bicycle or motorcycle repaired this winter at MEYERS & TROXEL Opposite City Bids. BUSINESS ROOMS FOR RENT 39 FOR KENU Store room. 1604 Main St. Apply Sam Fred's 710 Main. USSo.

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41 40 .or 80 acres close in, with crop payments, will pay cash rent until spring. Box A-li.95. PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42 STRICTLY MODERN 6-room residence for sale. Phone 4023. FOR SALE Seven-room fram house, bath, cement walk, barn, on Richmond Ave. 206. Phone S274. FOR SALE Modern home, 5 rooms, bath, hardwood floors, fire place, furnace, larfce cellar. Immediate possession. Phone 4634. C. C. HAW LEY & SON New Paris, Ohio For Farms and Real Estate of all kinds Look This One Over 6 ROOM MODERN HOUSE Bath furnace, good lot, good basement, with good laundryOwner leaving city. Price is right for quick sale. Can handle this on good payment down. 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGA- ' LOW Good location. Can make terms on thi3 to right party. MVj ACRES On main road, good location; good silo, running water year around; one of I he nicest location we have. The ground is very productive. Just a short drive from Richmond. Let us show you this. Get busy, as it won't last long. See Us For Service BURDSALL & WILLETT CO. Contractors and Builders REAL ESTATE Rooms 7 and 8, Vaughan -Building 7102 MAIN Phones 1481, 3271, 3293 FOR SALE Home of the late .John Jackson; strictly modern: ten rooms: corner lot; 7i-ft. frontage on paved street. s-o Hairy T. Peters, Cambridge City. Ind. 10 ACRES Close in, and extra good land. well improved, A real home. 60 ACRES Complete set of good oviiiuuif,, i v v i dim r'ii lllipiuvfU, splendid location: $10,000. one-half cash. A bargain. 100 ACRES Complete and up-to-date set of buildings, land practically level, good fences and well drained $15,000. 193 ACRES Good house, 2 good barns, large hog house, double cribs, etc.. good orchard. Thi? is an extra good farm, water by springs, practically lere'. eod ferros and well tiled; $5,000 will handle this farm. Long time on balance at 6 percent, $170 per acre. We consider this farm uneoualled in the county for the money. Investigate it. Call and see us. We can please you in any size, location or price. Good list times. of city properties at all HARRIS AND KORTEWEG W. Cor. Main and Sixth Streets Phone 2278 FOR SALE Modern six-room twostory house, located convenient to East Yards. A bargain at the price, C A rtno . i a.-. . . - i,"v, i,iuu casn, naiance fsv per monin. o pr cent interest. G. Price Co., Colonial P.ldt:. C. E. KEEVER CO. has n fine list of houses. rfi, r.honv 16 11; re;;. 1169. Office 7 S. llth St. Sec us for bargains. GOOD CITY HOMES PORTER FIELD. Colonial Bids. FOR REAL ESTATE AND FARMS. see A. M. ROBERTS. IS S. 8th. Phone 4171. FARMS FOR SALE For Sale 121 Acres, All Level All tillable; modern home, laree. barn! tiIp siIn nPf.0,i;;i,.v t1uth,iiidinj 9 mi,PS from Richmond. This is one of ihr best S: .000. Owners sellin:; on account of look after. having other land to Forrest H. Meek Phone 4005 AUCTIONEER. FOREST II. R.-al Estalf. MEEK Auctioneer Phone (09.j. and MONEY TO LOAN CITY PROPERTY LOANS Mo B. CUSTER Main St. Thone 2962 710 MONEY TO LOAN 46

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USE. OUR SERVICE Open An Account With Us SHOO $200 $300 Investigate our Easy-to Pay Twenty-Payment Plan Loans Get 50, pay back $2.50 a month Get ?100. pay back $5.00 a month With interest at 37o a month. Pay faster if you like. For Example Pay a $50 loan in full In One Month Total Cost $1.75. Loans made on Furniture, Pianos, Victrolas, etc., without removal. Call, Phone or Write RICHMOND LOAN COMPANY "The Friendly Company" Established 1895 ROOM 207, COLONIAL BLOO. COR. MAIN AND SEVENTH STREETS Under State Supervision. Phone 1545. Kichmond, Ind.

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These photo, just received from Europe, show how the allied countries honored their heroes on Armistice day. Italy held its Armistice day celebration on Novembar 4, the anniversary cf the capitulation of the Austrian armv. Kine Victor Emanuel, the PENNY SCHOOL LUNCH SOLD CHICAGO PUPILS PROVES SUCCESSFUL (Vy Associated Trosp) I fUTP Am O Ttwl trlnrr tS V 'heir patn ronage. the "c and Zc meals put up by the Chicago board of education are making an enormous success. The city's "penny lunch" business runs from forty to fifty thousand customers a day. Sales, measured in pennies and nickles, amount daily between $4,000 and $5,000. "We have to chase the children away," remarked Dr. Frank G. Bruner, director of special schools under the board of education, who has charge of this work. "Often we have to stand t at the door and protect the lunchrooms they won't be overrun. Lunches in 57 Schools. "For five cents." Dr. Bruner said, "the menu runs something like this: "The bill of fare at ",c. drops the milk. And then a youngster can spend only a penny if he wants to. buying any one of these articles for it. Or if he is not blessed with wealth and yet has more than a penny, he can for two cents purchase a meat ball, beans, spaghetti, or rice. Service and Equipment Free. "The board of education is spending $150,000 a year to provide these meals." added Dr. Bruner. "The hoard rionates all service and equipment. That includes (he rooms, cooks, light, gas the entire maintenance cost. Earlham A class in cross country running has been organized under the direction of Assistant Coach Nash Higgins. The class is composed of some promising spring track material. It's members are exempt from th regular gymnasium work. Cross country runs will be taken every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, or when the weather does not permit workouts will be held in 'the Ervmnasium. Members of the last

5 year's track team in the class will as- ! sist in the training of the new material.

A total of fourteen men have signed r.p for the work. They are Ellsworth Robertson, Maurice Tomlinson. Edwin Teale. Richard Robinson. Charles iRabinstein. Lewis Barker. Carl Dalton, PU3LIC SALE PUBLIC SALE 01 Real Estate at South 9th and O Sts., on Tuesday, j Dec. 7th, at 2 P. M. Consisting of a 5-room bunga low, just built one year: ha

., . , , rii n iritm n llJ.-- III rt. I t IlUilll. fumace, City water, bath room, secretary Smith outlined the purpose good basement; on paved street, I of the exhibit in a short speech. , , a- i. mi i. ! The exhibit will continue until Satlot 4oxlo0 feet. This property ! urd.iv nigi,t. The y. m. b. c. win be would make a nice home. Comei11'" Mecial guests Friday. Saturday is . , 'industrial day Two more exhibits and buy yourself a gOOd home. 'wore added Wednesday when the I Richmond Air Compressor company

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body tnrongn itue ae veraun. queen, the prince and princess and other high disrnitaries participated in the celvbration. In the upper photo the king (in the lead) rvith the qneen and queenmother at his side and the heir to the tb-ore and tl:e princess behind them, prp clinn-n 4i,if.r the Clarence Cunningham. Alfred Carter, Carl Delph, Perry Smith. Carl Welty, Robert Jones and Charles Robinson. The public is invited to attend the open meeting of the Ionian Literary society to be held in the association room of Earlham hall Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 6:45 p. m. Stereopticon views will be shown and the following program will be given: "A Hike up Mount Blanc" Raymond Jenkins. "An American in Paris J. Mahlon

Marvey. ward the sum of $1.CS9.90 to the state "A Stroll along the Mediterranean" j bureau of inspection and supervision Dolan Loree. 1 0f public offices with which to pa v "Conquest of Colorado Peaks" j for inspection of accounts, record-. James Thorpe. ; etc., of local county offices, conducted "The Nation's Largest Playground" ! FOme time ago. the request star; William Jones. m i that the bureau has not enough monos Word has been received from In- jn its fund to meet the monthly pavdiana university that Miss Edna John-doll of its examiners, son. assistant professor of English at j o. H. Churchill, of Lima, conduct-'' the university and former Richmond j the inspection in this countv. which resident and member of the Earlham ; required more than six months' tim faculty, has been appointed chairman it was the first inspection conduce. i of a committee to bring graduates of j here in three years, the institution into closer touch with Craig Gil more Married, their Alma Mater. The committee of Announcement has just been mad" ' which Miss Johnson is chairman in-! of the marriaep of Crnie- r ciimr..

tends to raise $5,000 to be used as loans and gifts to women students. Of this amount more than $3,000 has j already been raised. A movement was started Thursday in chapel to determine the amount of purchasing done by the students j of the college in Richmond. Beginning, I nursday each student will keep an; f.ccurate account of everything he buys in town. No enumeration of the articles purchased will be necessary, it being the purpose of the committee in charge to determine the amcfunt spent in Richmond by the average student during a certain period of time. The tabulation will continue until about Dec. 15. Th" results will he tabulated by the Earlham Press and it is thought will prove interesting to the Richmond mere-hints as well as to the college. VISITORS INSPECT EXHIBIT OF PRODUCTS Thursday probably will be one of the biggest days for the "Made in Richmond" exhibit at the Y. M. C. A. The Kiwanis. club is to be the special guest of the exhibit and some of the best entertainment furnished up to j date will lie given them. Music will bp furnished by the Richmond Symphony orchestra and son?;s , will be sung by the Kiwanis famous j quartet. lsitors to the continued m large

j numbers Wednesday night despite of!,! js interested in civic betterment. H-? fact 'lat h" civic luncheon for take immediate action to provide for a

the ( hamber of Commerce had attraded many Actual count showed mat over 1,-lou looked in on the displays. The Knights of Columbus attended with their families, although they did not come in a body. Mrs. F. W. Kru ger sang several numbers which were ..-.-.11 . ...1 K ,. ;M l.n..r.i and the Richmond typewriter Lxchange entered iheir product?. I MOORE MEETS TREMAINE. i iliv Associated I'r-jsi CLEVELAND. O.. Dec. 1. Pal N I NIpore. Memphis bantam-weight, will meet Carl Tremaine, of Cleveland, in a ten round boxing contest here tonight. It will be the third time the two have met. Neither had much ad vantage in the previous encounters. In many of the government offices in London the clerks now are permitted to smoke while at work. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT State of Indiana. County of Wayne. . Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as the executor of the last will and testament of Celia OS race, deceased, late of Wayne County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. PEYTON MITCHELL. Executor. Kelley & Kclly, Attorneys. Dec 2-9-16

celebration in Rome. Below is shown how France paid homage to its dead by burying in Paris with impressive ceremonies the body of a hero, unknown. Thousands of World war veterans marched in the cortege which bore the body through the streets.

PREBLE AUDITOR IS REQUESTED BY STATE TO FORWARD FUNDS EATON, O., Dec. 2. County Auditor S. C. Hunt has received a statement 1 and request that Preble county for- . of Eaton, and Miss Flizahpth Wallacp of 'Oxford, which took place. July 2L last, in Oxford, at the home of t!ic bride's mother, Mrs. J. W. Wall?'' The ouple will make their homo '. ine present wun 111s parents, or. a Mrs. A. H. Gilmore, of this citv. m,-. Gilmore is commander of the local American Legion noM. He was hn the overseas service. At present j v,e is employed as an expert mechanic jn a factory in Ric hmond. Ind. Mr, j Gilmore has been teaching school at Brownsville. Ind. She is a graduate of Miami university and met Mr. Gilmore : while he was attending college in 1 Oxford. Exect 800 New Members, I In the late membership drive of the j prPble Countv Red Cross chapter it is estimated that S0O new memberships and renewals were secured. With only partial reports from some of the branch chapters. County Chairman H. H. Hawkins states the number of memberships secured is 715. but he estimates full reports from all branches will show fully ,00 memberships for the county chapter. LABOR ENDORSES CIVIC ORGANIZATION Labor endorses the new Chamber of Commerce, according to action taken ,bv the Central labor Council Wednesday night in the I. O. O. F. hall. Of1 lircrs of the council urge that every local in th r-iiv. which has the means member n the new body. The Central , ount il passed a motion providing for three representatives from their body. The three men named were: Richard 'Strohm. John Putterbaugh and Frank ; lrv. in. ' "Every laboring man in the Htv ! should be interested in making Rich- ; mond a better place in which to live. . Every union in the city should be a corporate booster for the city. This ' c on he accomplished best, by labor I having sufficient presentation in th" ' Chamber of Commerce to insure them ;a r presentation on the board of di- ! rectors, who will then be in a position ! to present tho policies of labor In j their true light," said an official of iihe organization. Attendance Urged. ! The fact that many laboring men do not understand the purpose of the or- ' gani.ation was pointed out. and Vern Pentecost and Lucius Harrison, who have been active as representatives of I l-ahnr in Hip fnrmatinn nf th npw hortv ,.rRFi ,he laboring men to be present at the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Friday night in the K. of V. building at which time the constitution and by-laws will be discussed and adopted. A vote of appreciation for the work of the above named men was passed by the council. Election of officers for the next year v. ill be held at the next meeting of the council Wednesday night, Dee. 15. The list of nominees is open and will remain so uritil the next meeting. Several names were put up last night to be considered. ' " - The physic-illy defective child. sav3 an expert, always forgets his deforntity in his dreams.