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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-23
.GOLO IS GIVEN To
THE SHOP WORKERS
Two Largest Local Factories
Play Santa Claus to
Employees.

Employees OF Gaar. Scott and COM
pany and the American Seeding Ma
chine company were remembered in a
most agreeable manner by the man
agements OF the respective corpora
tons today. A. the Gaar Scott and
company factory, which has been mer-
ged with the VI. Rumely company, the
shopmen We're each given 50 81. in
gold, when paid off Saturday, in add
ton TO their regular wages. Each mem
Der OF the office force was given d box
of cigars. With each gilt was a Christ
mas card from the NJ. Rumely com
pany. extending to the men the best
wishes OF the officers OF the corpora.
ton
The gifts by The American Seeding
machine company TO its local force
We're much the same as at Gaars When
paid off each workman found in his
envelop Christmas cards. extending
the company's best wishes. and 50 in
addition to his wages. The foremen
and the members 81 the office force
each received ii Christmas gift of So
The two firms which are the larg
est in the city employ approximately
600 men each. The relations existing
between the shopmen and the en-
! plONers has been very friendly.
! At the international Harvester com
pany, each member of the force, in
Guiding those Of the shipping. execu
tive and travelling departments was
given S. in gold.
Many other firms in the city remem
bercd their employees in different ways
some presenting turkeys and others
money. All the factories and business
day Monday.
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nerve-racking expedition to the shop
ping district is made. the gift pur-
chased without much thought as to
the wishes of the prospective recipi-
ent. and it is rushed Off through the
medium OF Uncle, resplendant in
the hastily added paper, cord, and
Christmas tags. And then comes
Christmas day, and the reward for all
those days or weeks, or months. as
the case may be, of Christmas prepa-
ration. On that day one need not lose
sight of the true significance of the
tWenty-ffth of December. Even the
fact that you receive four scarf pins,
three mufflers, several hat-pin holders.
and other duElications. need not com
pletely destroy your pleasure in the
day, or your remembrance of the first
and greatest Gift tina, was ever made
to man.
And then come the holidays in their
true sense-days Of pleasure-seeklng
rest and recreation. The holidays cal
endar for Richmonds social lovers for
the year of 1911 is full and running
over. Many new features are being
added daily. The saiety will begin so
soon as Christmas is over. The first
dance to be given will be on the even
ing of December %, with Mrs Charles
kolp as hostess. On Wednesday even
ing the members of the Beta Phi Sig
ma will give their annual Christmas
dance; on Thursday evening the an
|, Il
! Kappa will be held. So when the New
Year rolls around Richmond society
will have passed through d period OF
strenuous social eaieties and will be
ready and waiting for those duties
| and pleasures which the future holds
in store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-23
WAR ON PLAGUE
By MARY N. OUTuANO.

One OF the greatest plaques OF to-
day Is the Great White Plague. Thous-
ands are dying every year. In the Uni
ted States, eight times as many people
die of tuberculosis in one year than
there were men killed in the four
years of the Civil War. Indiana has it's
per cent Of this loss of life, and sees
the necessity of waging a great COM
bat against further spread of the dis
ease
Doctors are trying to find some rem
edy for this disease but have failed to
find anything as good as fresh-air,
proper diet and cleanliness.
In order for the unfortunate to OBJ
tain this treatment, people who are
interested in this work, are removing
them from their close, filthy quarters,
where so many germs are bred. and
are placing them in fresh-air hospitals,
and are providing nurses, who see that
the patients have proper treatment. If
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-23

The committee on awards for es-
says by school children on the sub
ject Of Tuberculosis" has award
ed first prize Of $500 to Miss Mary
Mildred Outland, 2O9 South Tenth
street. grade 8B. Garfield school
The prize Is donated by d Rich
mond young man, who asks his
name be withheld. Second prize OF
800. offered by the Wayne County
Anti-Tuberculosis society, is award
ed to Miss Gladys Butler, 1l5 South
Second street. The first prize arti-
Gle Is published below The second
prize essay will be published next
Tuesday. The committee on awards
included the following: DIR. s. Ed
gar Bond, Gus Hoelscher and w. II.
POundstone. Winners can secure
their prize money by calling on Mr.
POundstone at the Palladium Office
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Two School Girls Win The Prizes
On Essays On White Plaque War

they have proper food, the cells OF the
body will be built up and harmful
germs must die, for they cannot hve
in healthy cells In many instances
people who are in the first stages Of
tuberculosis are cured.
Many of us may not know what the
little Red Cross Seals are doing for
this cause. They are insignificant IN
themselves. but what help they are
TO the people, who are suffering from
this dreaded disease! These seals are
sold all over the United States, but
Indiana has "A great part, and probably
greater than many other states, be-
cause many states are not troubled
! with it as much as Indiana. Societies
that are Interested in this cause are
selling millions of seals every year in
Indiana A little less than four-fifths of
the money received for seals goes to
different societies which are interest
ed in this cause to be used as they
see best, in their work of exterminat.
ing this plague,
Poor women who go to the frcsh-a air
hospitals are told the dangers of the
disease and are taught how to pre-. ent
its spread. Many homes are being ben
Gifted by good women who pledge
their lives to this cause of Christ: and
believe it is Christ's cause, for he
came to help others. People that are
poor, II taught, can decrease the
spread Of this disease by keeping
things clean, and providing proper
food instead of buying impure food
which they think cheaper. but which
in the end. is great deal more ex
pensive.
If more children. who are growing
up to be men and women would think
seriously of this subject, in coming
years this country would be much
nearer the solution Of this great prob
lem that confronts it.
! Then if young people, especially
girls, who 90 too thinly clothed tryins
to keep up with the fashion, would
wear warmer clothing, to prevent colo
which often terminate seriously, much
good might also be accomplished.
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ard. pastor-Morning worship 1890
a. m. No vesper service Christmas
service by Sunday school at p m.
Offering for Christian Education. Sun
day school with special offerings for
the poor at 9 a. m. Christmas morning
service ; Il. m. The public cordially
invited to all services
Bethel A. N. E. Church, Rev Geo.
c. Sampson. pastor-The closing ser
vices of Bethel A. NJ. r. church. Revi-
val by Miss Mary &. Evans morning
and evening. All are welcome.
The UniversaIist Church-Services
will be held as usual in the Masonic
Temple, Sunday evening at 1880. The
pastor. Rev. RI. l.. Haywood will
preach a Christmas sermon on The
Manger Birth" You are cordially in.
vited
Grace Methodist EpiscopaI-Cor
Tenth and North A streets, Arthur
Gates. pastor Sunday school 9:15. r.
a. Mott, Supt Preaching service at
1890. Christmas sermon bvSshe pas.
tor, Epworth League at $50. AT 7:3C
Christmas service given by the Sun
day school, Special music by the choir
and Children's chorus and brief adj
dress by the pastor. A cordial welcome
to all.
Whitewater Friends Church-Nortf
10Th and G.. The services Sabbath will
be in harmony with the Xmas occas
ion. Exercises by the Sabbath schoo
at the S. S. hour. Subject of the ser
mon at 1880. Lessons from the
Visit of the Wise Men" The choir viii
have special music. On New Years
Eve there will be services from S t(
-. Arrangements announced later
A cordial welcome to all. A. True
blood. pastor.
First Christian Church-Cor Tenth
and South A. streets. Samuel w
Traum. pastor. Bible school, 9:O5 a m
Christian Endeavor $50 D. M Preach
ing by pastor at 1890 a. m. and 49,
p. m. Morning subject: The Babe o
Bethlehem" Evening subject: The
Prince of Peace
Bethel A. N. e. Church-Preachin,
at 1O45 a. m. by Rev. A. p Maybe anc
at 7:45 Eastern Star sermon by the
pastor. Sabbath school 2:30 p M A. c
f. at p. m. All are welcome.
West Richmond Friends Church-A
Earlham College. Bible school at a
M. f. p. Trueblood. Supt Meeting TO
worship at 1890. Chas f. Tebbett
will be present. Intermediate Endea
vor at 2:15. Prayer meeting Thursda,
at 7:30 p. m. Women's Aid Societ,
Tuesday with Mrs. Gluys All interest
ed are cordially invited to attend CIV
cry service.
Reid Memorial-Sabbath schoo
9:15 a. m. B. B. Myrick Superintend
ent Christmas services by the pastor
at 1890 a m. and 1880 p. m Christia,
Union Gas p. m.
United acknowledgements and \
r. streets. II. S. James. pastor. Bibl,
school at $50 a. M Preaching at 1913
a. m. The Sunday school will rende
"A Christmas program q $50 y. m. Al
are welcome.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
THE HOLIDAYS.

The holidays" before Christmas
means rush. The holidays" after
Christmas means pleasure For who is
there. even though he or she began to
prepare for the Christmas giving on
the first day of January. 1911, who is
not rushed in the final preparation of
gifts? Every one. no matter whether
they did their Christmas shopping ear
~ at the repeated warnings of the
daily press. is now thinking of cous-
ms and friends who simply must have
10 Christmas remembrance. A hasty,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-23
Terre Haute, Indianapolis
& Eastern Traction Co.
EASTERN DIVISION

Trains leave Richmond for Indian
apolis and intermediate stations at
6: 90 a. m: 81: 40; 500; $40; 10: 90;
>i1:40, 200: 40 p. M: 200:
70: 40: 400, rs: 40: 600; -: 40;
900 1ast car to Indianapolis); 1900.
Limited Trains.
Trains connect at Indianapolis for
Lafayette, Frankfort, Charlottesville,
Terre Haute, Clinton, Sullivan, Mar
tinsyille, Lebanon and Paris, Ill.
Tickets sold through
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
will offer at public sale at my
farm IL miles North of Richmond,
Ind. on the Fountain City pike on
Thursday, December %, 1911
horse. years old, extra quality:
horses about IL years old: 3 farm
wagons; 3 spring wagons; 2 phae-
tons; a number of sets Of harness,
single and double; clover, alfalfa and
timothy hay; large number of farm.
ing and gardening tools and imple-
mcnts; bushel crates; plant flats and
green house supplies. A variety OF
household furniture too numerous to
specify.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
J. p. LANCASTER.
Thomas Commit Auct.
Charles Mincx, clerk.
Ladies' Aid society of Chester will
furnish lunch. 23-3t
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OFFICERS CHOSEN

Officers for the ensuing year were
elected at the stated meeting of Webb
Lodge of Masons last night as follows:
Albert w. Reed. w. NJ: Earl Thomas.
S. W.: Robert w. Phillips. ]. w;
John E Peltz, Treasurer: Rush A.
Bowman, secretary: Philip H. Worrell,
trustee for 5 years.
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FOR RENT


FOR RENT-One half Of double house.
small yet very convenient. Phone
3o4S 11-3t
FOR RENT rooms furnished or un-
furnished 6 n St. 5-tf
FOR RENT-Turnished rooms with
beth and steam heat for gents only
at the Grand 15-tf
FOR RENT-Dwelling rooms and
bath. Phone 2013. S-tf
FOR -RENT-Storage at Bendcr's at
Q South 5th. st. 1857
FOR RENT-Flat of TWO rooms, cleo
trio lights, gas, water, upstairs over
20 S Sth street. Rent $500. Key
at IS s. 8th. 15-tf
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Stop Paying Rent

Start the New Year right New
room modern house with white
tile bath. laundry in cellar, sos
West Main street, near car line.
Party can pay $500 cash: balance
$4,000 per month, like rent
Cottage northeast part of city,
car line l block: has rooms, &C.
nent cellar and walks. electric
lights. . kinds water. Party can pay
$4,000 cash; balance $500 per
month. Good place for railroad man
See me at once.
Phone 1880
TURNER W. HADLEY.
121 S. 18th st .. .. 49,.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-23
CHOICE MEATS FOR THE HOll
DAYS.

Beef, Veal. Lamb. Pork and Nut
ton, Small Dressed Sucking Pigs.
Anything in Boiled Hams. Cured
Meats. Bacon, Lard and all kinds OF
Prepared Meats and Home Made Pure
Pork Sausage. Schwegman's Meat
Markets. ) Phones.
1S-o0-o1- 90
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program began at eight O'clock The
church was we'll filled with persons
representing the social and musical
life of this community. The program
was in three parts. All the numbers
were given in an excellent and enter
tanning manner and the affair was
success financially as well as musical
ly. The program was
lnVlCtuS, .............. bruno t1ulln
Glee Club.
A King A-Hunting Goes ..... Macy
Quartette
The ShoOgy-ShOO ..... Paul Ambrose
Glee Club.
A Dream Bartlett
Those Songs My Mother Used to
Quartette
Sing ..... H. Wakefield Smith
Glee Club.
Part II.
Christmas Story--Adapted from
Works, Ruth McEnry Stuart
ALifony Faulkner Blar X;
Scene 1.-The Hole in the Partition.
Scene 1.-The ','?r:S. mas l>inln".
Scene 3.-Parsnn Browns hles:irg.
Vocal Sole i;an'ln!lHo,. ...... stuart
Paul b. Parks.
College De LANA.
t.ntir, lfj:.
E!ucidatina .,ATtra! 1:ti,r;~ iu:i:~-
soluble cducaiiOnal rrcD.t.:is.
L. Cumb Belle W2'e-, a ->,ii,sus: 5c
mirage presented Aroubll c%urt&>>
of the indian club. i!.';c'.uviis, t..a:,.s:'
4 intoXic2ting !.5C:!Hr:,
The Con Erciaers Con ca, ~
Certina, Rubi-Ton, Bacon.
q. Epieptic EIocuton or all OrI1cr-
ical Orgy, entitled.
A Strung Bean.
! CAST
The Honest Senator loaned by the
i Student Senate.>
The Dootiful Daughter.
Blasted Hope.
Scene 1.-The Loggia of Bogus-Bill
palace The famous letter scene.
she was happy till she met YOU"
Scene 1.-THE same. Enter the
bass" vealyan. She was your Wee
life but she is still my chee-ild.'
DRAMATIS PERSONAL
IA Typical Wart -. w. H. Sisson
The Faculty Pet and President of
the Student Senate.
&c" Student .......... J. P. Rankin
3D. Student ......... P. D. Bicksler
"E" Student ....... l.. \. Winters
/ Of" Student 1890. p. D. Whiteman
! The Con Brothers-H. ID. Chase, ?.
! b. Sears. G. B. Snyder. +. c. Olds.
| Senator ... 4. F. Blanks
| Dootiful Daughter -. n. V. Campbell
| A Blasted Hope ....... n. r. Barr
| Romeo Seller .......... +. Is. ParkS
Students at, College de Luxe .......
....... ......... The Glee Club
Time-College Days.
Place--Alma Mater.
The Members Of the organization
are:
Hurst V. Campbell. Leader
LIST Tenor-Anthony +. Blanks, tlar'
ence NJ Dudley, William f. Harris,
! Charles T. Mcconnell. Sterling B.
Rinear. Lloyd y. Winters.
End Tenor-Hurst Y. Campbell, iar-
old ID. Chase Paul +. Dubois. Fred {.
! Odds, Herman NJ Ships, Paul d
| Whiteman.
LIST Bass-Paul D. Bicksler, Edwin S
Jester, Paul b. Parks, John 2. Rankin
Horace SiSsOn.
2nd Bass-harry +. Barr. Leroy l.
Belt, Frank B. Mahon. Robert Is. Reed
Paul b. Sears, Carl 3. Snyder.
Quartet
Harry F. Hunter--1st Tenor
! Horace r.. Dewey-2nd Tenor
Paul ID. Tharpe-Baritone
Howard NJ Duff-Bass
Ralph W Wright. Pianist
Anthony f. Blanks. Reader
Elmus J. Carmony, Manager.
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At In the Home,

Art In tho Home.
Don't you think there is great like
ness between me and Mona Lisa my
dear:"
Yes. You can follow her example
and get stolen. too, IL you like.
tige Batter.
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NOTICE OF APPOINT MENT.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given Il. the IN
('crsignef: has been duly a2pol.- ID as
Administrator with the Will annexed
Of the Estatc OF Jane N. Rcd, GeccGS-
ed, i2te ct Wayne County, ildiana.
said c.:;;te, is nrot%h!E solvent.
Dickinson Trust GO.
hG.n:nis.Ia,C- with
Viii annexed.
s;t,iu! q Study, Attorneys.
~ ;.-2n
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NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS.

NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS.
The annual meeting of the lot own
ers OF Earlham cemetery will be held
at the office of VIM. II. Bradbury &
Son in the Westcott Block, on Monday
January l, 1911, at the hour OF
O'Clock p. M, for the election OF di
rector and other business connected
thCrcWi
T. W. Newman,
President
Howard A. Dill,
Secretary.
1890
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UPhOLSTERlNG.

]. II. RUSSELLr-l6 5. Seventh. 81
Richmond's Leading Upholste7er,
Mattresses and Awnings. odd pieces
made to order. high class work
specially. What We do we do right.
Estimates cheerfully given, Salts
faction guaranteed all patrons
Phone 1898. thur-fri-sat-u
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> Ladies' Shirt Waist with Side Clos
ing. An excellent model is here shown
that embodies several desirable feat
ures. The tucks in front may, be
stitched to any desired depth. Tho
side closing lends itself we'll to any
ornamentation OF embroidery or braid
ing. Tho pattern is cut in 6 sizes:
80 81. So. N. 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. 1t requires IA yards Of So
inch material for the SO inch size.
\ pattern Of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt Of l0c III
silver or stamps.
Gin out Blanks N pencr ana send to
Pattern Dept. Ricamcnd Palladium
name
size
AOuIesS
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CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY OF INDIANA
TRAINS RICHMOND,
Cincinnati Washington
adelpha, Richmond Norfolk. Virginia.
m
DAILY-Imited
a DAILY, Local Chicago. " az"
m. DAILY, Chicago.
Carso N
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BUSINESS CLASSIFIED
AUCTIONE e r.
RAFFERTY, & CHASE

Electrical contractors, power plants,
motor work. wiring for lights. belts.
burglar alarms and telephones. Re-
pair work specially. Phone 1869.
in rear OF IA South Eishth street.
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Java.
Java is tropical paradise, and the
Island yields immense wealth to tho
Dutch investors
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FOR SALE-COntinued

FOR SALE
Modern home, on West Main St,
S1,o1u cash. balance like rent
Modern home. on South Nth ST. at
a bargain.
Little house in Spring Grove, $500
down. balance like you pay. rent.
broom house on South 18th ST, >
lots priced to sell quickly at Sl,o1o.
FARMS
40 acres, i miles out. Soca Groom
house, fair barn, price is right.
49, acres. good land, priced to sci!
at once. see us about this place at
once if You want a bargain.
We have big farms. and little farms
in all localities, at all prices. Come
in ami tell lis what YOU want.
Wishing YOU all a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
FOR SALE Horse, colt. wasonn car
riase, harness. incubator, hovers
bone cutter. oil tank. Phone 31+.-G.
l>-cod-&t
FOR SNI-E,- Good general repair
shop, building new work as owner
has other business TO 20 into. Ad-
dress &. r., care Palladium. 2S-3t
FOK SALE Fresh COW. i. +. Dill
man. Midd,ehoro Pike, Il. i. 23-3t
FOR SAI.f.~- Furniture for seven bed
rooms. complete. Must sell at once.
Call at 200 y. 18th street, 2l-5t
If tONktN'S Eoup Remedy don't
-.
ing and swollenheaticd chickens.
your money cheertuiiy refunded At
W. b. GarNtrs.
-n-Wetl-Sat-ot
| 4 POULTRY BOOK that means dol
lars to anyone. Is yours free, If YOU
| bring this all to W. b, Garver's.
20-wed. sat-2t
| FOR SALE-N Norway Maple aud ever
/ green tree, and ornamental grasses.
! Mrs r. H. Bell. National Road.
/, East Phone 37iS 11-sat wed10t
! FOR SALE A few choice White Wy
| andotte and Barred Rock cockerals.
Dirt cheap if sold at once. f.
| Champe, Dublin, Ind. 23-1t
| FOR SALE Full blood Jersey COW,
due to he fresh January sth. Call
at ia North 18th. 2o-7t
FOR SALt,-A fine mission lamp.
! (clcctric); S0l S. llth st. o1-3t
/ FOR SALE-New Richmond piano
cheap. Address piano. care Pal
! iadium. lift
FOR SALE-The finest and newest
/ line of neck wear in the city. Wool
ley, Tailor and Furnisher, 918 Main.
12-tf
FOR SALE-Bloch wood, dry, SIS. Dou-
BILE cord. Phone 4l05. Str
FOR SALE-A storm buggy-a bar.
gain los n 4th st. 5-tf
FOR SALE-1 Siaker d Davis Steam
Engine 12X12; l hand Forge; four
wheeled hand truck; A lot Of large
valres:A number of wood and metal
pulleys: A lot OF hangers and shaft
ins:; large 12in. rubber belt, 81 It.
long: 50 #. 712in. rubber belt. Geo.
w. Davis Carriage Co. 16-tf
FOR SALE-Excclsior motor cycle
Will guarantee it to be in good con
lition through Excelsior dealer. Ad'
dress III. d. B." care Palladium.
! 21-ti
FOR SALE-A Rhoades vacuum clean
i er. Phone 2148. 16-t1
FOR SALE REAL ES-
TATE
Richmond property a spec.
ialty. Porterfield, Kelly
Blk, 9Th and Main. u
SANFORD E. HENNING
Real Estate, Loans and In.
l surance, 2n5 N. 9Th. Il
SEE MORGAN
r For real estate in all its phases ant
+ local informs ton office. Sth ant
: North I. SITS. lot
:? FOR SAIE-First class farm we'll 10
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All mail not called for within that
tire will be cast out.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Furniture practically
new. 112O Boyer Street 19-tf