The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-19
ALL WILL WEAR
TAGS WEDNESDAY
Those Giving to Reid Hospital
Aid Society Will Get
Slips.
WOMAN TO BE IN CHARGE.
ARRANGEMENT MADE TO STA.
TON WOMEN IN DIFFERENT
PARTS OF CITY TO COLLECT
ALL MONEY.

Wednesday is flag Day" in Rich
Iond, and although no ont will be re-
quested to give money, to be used by
the Reid Memorial Hospital Aid So
ciety in furthering it's work, all resi-
dents of the city will be expected to
contribute a small sum TO the cause.
Men, women and children will alike
wear tags on that day, signifying that
they have given something. Tag
booths will be placed in every section
of the city. The women's aid society
hopes to realize by the sale of tags
at least $500. This money will be
used in properly caring for the I'M
fortunate poor who are sent to the
hospital for treatment.
Tag day last year was great sue
cess but the society members are con-
fident that the one this year will be
even a greater success. The people
OF Richmond are heartily in sympathy
with the movement and are ready to
contribute literally to the cause. The
following is list of booths where
tags may be obtained and the women
who will be in charge:
Arlington Hotel--Mrs. o. F. Ward.
Richmond Casket Co.-Mrs. Horace
Kramer.
C. C. & L. Station-Mrs. JOS. Stew
enson.
Westcott Hotel-Mrs. John Nichol-
son, Mrs. Rudolph Leeds, Miss Gates,
Miss Campbell and Miss Nicholson.
Railroad Store-Mrs. Harry Dalbey.
Knollenbergs-Mr Ashinger and
Mrs. Ewing
Boston Store-Mrs M. c. Price.
Nusbaum' s-Mrs. Joe Hill.
Mashmeyer's-Mrs. Jennie Yaryan.
Eggemeyer's Grocery-Miss Carrie
Eggemeyer
Bee Hive--Mrs Chas. Land and
Mrs. A. P. Kepler.
Cutters Grocery-Miss Alice Nolte.
Simmons Cigar Store-Mrs. Harry
Simmons and Mrs. Harlan Simmons.
Nicholson's Book Store--Mrs. E. G.
I.ill and Mrs. BENZ. Johnson.
Ellwood Morris & Co.-Miss Nancy
Norman.
Bartel's Book Store-Mrs. Walter
Dalbey.
Jones Hardware Co.-Mrs. P. w.
Smith and Mrs Campbell.
Hoosier Drill-Mrs. Isaac Cause.
Starr Hame and Chain Works
Miss Trueblood
Gaar Scott & Co.-Mrs. Chas. Mar
latt and Miss Lockwood.
Interurban Station-Mrs r. w. RAN
die.
Union Station-Mrs. Frank Lamar,
Miss Mary Shiveley and Miss Caroline
Hollingsworth.
Court House-Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs.
Martin.
Earlham College-Mrs. Finley New
lin.
Business College-Miss Ward.
Union National Bank-Mrs. E. p.
Trueblood and Mrs. Jos. Mills.
First National Bank-Mrs. A. w.
Hempleman and Mrs. Chas. Marvel.
Second National Bank-Mrs. Edgar
Henley and Mrs. George Eggemeyer
Dickinson Trust-Mrs. Huntington
and Mrs. Samuel Dickinson.
Greek Candy Co.-Miss Shumard.
Five and Ten Cent-Mrs Farnham
and Miss Johnson.
Tolers Drug Store-Mrs. Leroy
Brown and Mrs. Harriet Dill.
Illusions Grocery-Miss Van Husen
and Mrs. George Dougan.
Starr Piano Co.-Miss Alice Knoll
aenberg.
Crawford 's-Mrs. Wineburg
Hoosier Store-Mrs. Keates.
City Restaurant-Miss Ruby Will
son. e..
Lukens Drug Store-Mrs. Geo. Fox
Postoffice-Mrs. Richard More and
Mrs. George Crane.
Theatorium-Mrs. Edgar Henley.
Arcade-Mrs. Frank Lamar.
Palace-Mrs. Richard More.
Prices Confectionery-Mrs T. j.
Ferguson and Mrs. Eugene Price
Feltman's Shoe Store-Mrs. Chas.
Ilook
Dickinson's Drug Store-Mrs. Lock
wood.
Humpe's Shoe Store-Mrs. E. J.
Humpe.
Miss Moelk-Mrs. Augustus Scott
and Mrs. Hastings.
F. & n. Lawn Mower Factory-Mrs.
Marlatt
Mcguire Lawn Mower Factory
Miss Mcclure
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