Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 254, 21 October 1907 — Page 8

THE RICII3IOND lAIiLAUIU3I ANI SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1907.

AGE EIGHT.

HAVE CLUBBED THE

LIFE OUT OF HOME So Declares Evangelist Shannon in His Address at U. B. Revival. 'CLUB IS LITTLE NEEDED. OBSERVANCE OF ORDINANCES AND THE LIKE IS NOT SUFFICIENT TO SATISFY THE HUN3ER OF THE SOUL. Sunday was a good day at the U. B. church. There were seven additions to the Sunday school and the attendance at the preaching service was the beet since the revival began. Mr. rhannon will be assisted this week by Rev. Bilger of Ohio, who is a master music, both vocal and Instrumental. Mr. Shannon's theme Sunday night was "A Lap Full of Wild Gourds." He ftpoke in part as follows: This lesson shows us the picture of ft hungry crowd, willing foragers, who gathered from a wild vine a lap full of wild gourds and shred them Into the pot of pottage and poured out for the men to eat; but they could not eat of them. This is an age of fierce hunger 'end thirst. There is the hunger for 'wealth, for power, for position, for prestige. Many appetites that are perfectly proper are carried to sinful extremes. Humanity is built for a good time. The desire for pleasure is a proper desire; but we are seeking a good time where it can not be .found. There is the social hunger. We all hunger for companionship. Too great care cannot be exercised in the election of associates. When our fcoys and girls step out of our homes in Richmond where can they go and we feel perfectly safe? Our homes and churches should be so conducted as to furnish the necessary social benefits. If the homes and churches were as they should be there would surely be no use for clubs for boys, girls clubs, clubs for women and clubs for men. We have surely clubbed the life out of the , .home. Then there is the spiritual hunger, the soul hunger. This can never be satisfied until the bread and water of life is found. Church joining, observing ordinances and the like, will not satisfy the soul. They are inadequate. One must know the Lord a3 savior from the guilt, love and power of sin. Tonight Mr. Shannon gives the sixth in a 6eries of addresses on "The Ethics and Dynamics of Christianity." "What time will you be home tonight, dear?" queried the good wife ai her husband was starting downtown. "Oh. whenever I get ready." he answered crossly. "Well." rejoined the good wife quietly, "don't come any later than that please."-hieago News. C. C. t L. ticket agent will sell yc sleeping car tickets to Ckicago for their 11:15 P. M. train. Call on him. aprC-tf When You Lcok Into theQoesticr of buying coal for consumptie" during the Winter youwant to b sure you are going to get goc coal; -coal "that throws out plenl of heat, and the only way to obtai such conditions is to buy the bes W have our yards filled with higl grade, well screened coal' that wil not disappoint you after your bii Is filled. O. D. BUIXERDICK 629 S. 5th St. Phone 1232. THE HOVE Phone 190-298 BEE HIVE COFFEE AND PERRI -WALLA TEA EJAPLE SYRUP AND PAW CAKE FLOUR

GENERAL BOOTH IS W Famous Leader of the Salvation Army Is III. Chicago, Oct. 21 Gen. Booth, head of the salvation army, is seriously ill here. WANT A JOINT MEETING Ministers Extend Invitation to Doctors. The Ministerial association met in regular session this morning at St. Paul's parish house. A committee was appointed to extend to the medical society an invitation for a joint meeting in the near future. The Rev. H. Robert Dunnaway read an interesting paper on the "Labor Problem in the Kingdom of God." GIVEN THE INITIATORY WORK. Grant Karns was given the initiatory work in the order of Eastern Star in the Masonic temple, Saturday night. The work was given for another chapter of the order. Alvin J. McClung, formerly a resilent of this locality, but now located n the C, H. & D. offices in Indianapo"is, was in the city Sunday renewing old acquaintances. j

Countess Spends Much Time With New York's Poor

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Countess Ada ron Boos-Farrar,

j itlng the lowest quarters of the city in the study of the conditions of children passed an evening getting iacuainted with the little tots of the quarter. Snapshot of the Countess von Boos-Farrar durin hnr rUit tn "IdtJlp

1 4 Italy," where she enacted the role of

Oyster Crackers that are always fresh. Oyster Crackers that melt on your tongue. Oyster Crackers with a charming flavor. Oyster Crackers that have never been handled. Oyster Crackers that are just as good with soup as they are with oysters.

In Tloisture proof packages.

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY

" f t i 1 ii ii ii r miii wwf '" ' ' 1 n 'tu in i llijxuxUujj -i-LL They Must Keep Posted on Europeai Coins ar.d Ccntcrfeiis. "I never re.-ili. ed un il io.'.ay." said i taau who h.'.J just relumed f'noi En ropy. "v. hue an uuc'.eiiitkh.g it is to t a money changer. -I came back wUa about $20 in lor eigu money, principally French auc Italian. This I took to a mouey changer's to cash in. "He looked over the coins rapidly throwing them into little piles and put ting down holes on a slip of paper "When he had cleared up the lot h said I had $10.25 coming to me. "At first I thought he was doing me but he was not. He showed me t dozen or so Italian coins that had beer demonetized and were worth about 4( cents on the dollar. There was a nic little pile of counterfeits that were no: worth a rent, and altogether onlj about a third of the coins that 1 brought home wc:re worth their ful. ; value. i "The only consolation I had was thai. I thanked my stars I am in the insur ance business and not in the exchange business, for my poor little brair could not carry half the things thai those fellows have to remember." The man with the coin3 did not ex aggerate. There are thousands of dif ferent coins floating about that monev chancer has to know. lie has

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to keep in mind every demonetized liabilities of $4,401.51 and assets of coin made within the last hundred oniy $120. was led in Judge Anderyears. I son's court in the Federal Building by In addition to that, there are counter garmie q Arnold, owner of a hotel felts. The immigrants bring over heap- at Richmond, Ind. The heaviest credof bad coins. Many of them buy up itors in the faiiurei according to the

counterleits cheap, with the nope oi exchanging them at Ellis island. Then there are the coins of ihe Soutt

American countries. They are worst uled by Arnol(1 were shown to be real than thore of the European countries estate worth $ioo, two suits of clothr.r'l, for instance, has a scheme al ing wQrth 10j an overcoat worth $5 Its own. Certain notes axe cood for ter &ud a watch and chain worth

the Swedish peeress, who has spent "Lr.dy Bountiful."

years. Arrer tnnt rune ror every yeaj they lore 10 per cent of their value until the whole value is used up and they are worth only the papei they are printed on. As one man expressed it. you have tc know the history of the world to le e money changer. A peculiar part of th business is the reshipment of coim back to the countries whence thej came. Often during the rush seasor one firm rends back a million coins orV Is refhipped to Europe and a million tc the rest of the world. tU8 dao Sofercha money; they buy it. and when you gc there with foreign coins they buy them from you at a stated price. When yoc go there to get foreign coins you buy them from them at a certain price jusi ! as you buy egga and cigars. New York'i PETITION Ifl BANKRUPTCY Samuel G. Arnold Files One at Indianapolis. (Indianapolis Star.) A petition in bankruptcy, showing Kfivednie Dv Arnold, are Cordelia M. Arnold for $1,305.25, and Phillip H. Woirall J2.4S5.77. The assets schedmuch of her time in Vow Ynrk In vis-

ES THE JAILS 18 HOOStER ST6TE Governor Speaks at Conference of Slate Charities And Corrections. A REPROACH AND SHAME. STATE IS TRANSGRESSOR OF MORALS WHEN IT PUTS A BOY INTO JAIL TO BE TUTORED BY A CRIMINAL. Evansviile, Ind., Oct. 21. Governor J. Frank Hanly was the principal speaker at the preliminary meeting of the state conference of charities and correction. He occunied the pulpit at the Trinity Methodist church and handled without gloves the condition oi' tho county jails and infirmaries of Indiana. "They are a reproach and a shame to a civilized country,'- said the governor as he launched into his subject. "Wonderful as are the achievements of the charities and correction workers and our citizenship in general, there is. a situation to which we have not arisen and have not yet grasped. I speak cf the county ail and poor infirmaiy system of tie state. "We are making a tremenloas mistake in our county jail management. People who are coma.it ?d there to await tr'pl ar.d felons: who ure there to serv i-entences ive mingled together ani tin fo.raer aro de filed. "In many jails ihe men and women arp not senarated. The boy ere al lowed to run wuh th3 men. State is Transgressor. . r71: i? m,TZ7Z m for an offense and lets him be tutored by a criminal who has traveled all .It!;"! i conference to start a movement that jwiii nJ that theredTe TooSsT fan. j The state should build four or six big work-houses at various points to i which every man, boy or woman who 'is convicted and sentenced to jail for less than a penal offense should ne sent and have work put in their V.MnJn It'ft r rrns f . rr tr that t-IQTI sooner or later. The county infiriraries in at least seventeen counties are as much of a reproach to our state as are many of the jails." Other Notables Speak. Among the other speakers of the afternoon were ex-Attorney General i Taylor, who spoke on the state's ; health. He said that Indiana is far' ?nd other states in respect to san itary regulations. j State Senator Ezra Mattingly of Washington was heard in a notaMe address, in which he advocated a 'lan to do away with the county poor infirmaries. The real work of the conference , started This morning. j The committee on the state char ities reported at this meeting. Su perintendent Carroll of Ft. Wayne School for Feeble-mirded Youth, Su perintendent Smith of the Richmond asylum, Dr. Rogers of the Logansport asylum. Superintendent Kendall of the Indianapolis public schools, H. B. Brown of the School for the Deal, Su-, perintendent Van Nuys of the Epileptic Village, Mrs. John Elam of the new Girls' School, Mis. Bnt Wilson of the State Workhouse for Women and Warden Reid of rue state prison made talks. This evening the committee on tu berculosis will report. Ci-nere3smfn J. E. Watson will preUde. Dr. Moore, j president of the State commission, I will speak. Congressman Watson will be entertained at the Y. M. C. A. hall on Tuesday. The Xoonday Of Life. Married people should learn what to do for t n another' little Ills, end for the ills 6f the children that may camel 'I hej are sure sooner or later to have occasion to treat constipation or indlfcestion. When the opportunity comes remember that the quickest way to obtain relic' nd finally a permanent cuie. is vihh Dr. CaU ve:l'i feyrup Pepnn, the proat herb laxati' c-r,: :ound. A bottle should alwsjrs be in t; ,OV ItCO "ri'tT- nr" - 'run 6 r' T to the problem of placing funds where they will be safe is the ability to judge between reliable investments, and doubtful speculative ones. An investment yielding a reasonable amount cf interest with the principal absolutely safe is more to be desired than one raying a higher rate of interest on a principal whose value is fluctuating or Insecure. A strings account or a certificate of dejesit in the Richmond Trust is a GOOD UCVESTMEXT. Deposits are secured by capital and surplus of $273,000.00.

fj EXTRA STAMPS HI. I THIS WEEK ' jjjjpj '

60 STAMPS with one IS oz. can of A. & P. Baking Powder at 50c. 25 STAMPS with one lb. of Coffee at 25c.

50 Stamps with one lb. ol Tea at 70c 45 Stamps with one lb. ol Tea at 60c 40 Stamps with one lb. of Tea at 50c

A 20 STAMPS with one lb. of Coffee at oOc. ffl 15 STAMPS with cne lb. of Coffer at 10 STAMPS with one bottle of Cel ery Salt at 15c. 10 STAMPS with 2 pkgs. of A. and P. Ball Blue at Sc a pkg. The Great & Pacific 727 Main Old Phone 53 W. X

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EDoiuiMe Stiaiinmps AO Day Wednesday

We b fop CASH sell for - s,n,,- mnnow th IIIUIC UUUU IUI VUUI IIIWllJ I" 25 lbs. Pride of Richmond, Wh for panCy SlTlOOth PotatOCS, per 19 lbs. Granulated. 20 lbs. A,

Cur Leader Coffee. pr lb 15 Qup V0rn,nq QlOry Coffee, per lb 20t Cur Fancy Blend Coffee and 23 Stamps 25d l lb. Imperial, Young Hyson, B. F. Japan or Gun Powder!? I Jea anfJ 6fJ Stamps for - - DUC jyjofle Rann Powder and 60 Stamps for. ...... .45C ! I IU. muuci -e nor Hi Rf KCSt oQUare UTaCKerS, per IU.. ................... - f

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Our 7,809 Savings Depositors Is oar best testimonial that we enjoy the Public Confidence As a Safe Banking Institution. Your savings are absolutely secure 11 deposited with Dickinson Trust Company We solicit your account. Three per cent, on deposits.

W. J. COSGROVE

The Richmond Plumbing and Electric Co. Modern Plumblnfj, Heating, Ventilating, Electric Wiring and Supplies. 418 Main St. Richmond, Ind.

- F. B. THOMPSON G- E. BYERS I Tiic People's Wine Co. j ' SPFCIALTY - v---i Edgewcod Pure Rye and Eourbcn Whiskies; also Bonded Whlsi ky end ccse wines and brandies of the best brand. 40 P"AI; ST.. RICHMOND, IND.

Weddlcg Be Is are riasiag. ' "Wg Have iHc RitigaS IS and 22 karat. No sucb assortment Is oliered except te large cities. Jenkins CL Co. Jewelers

Palladium Want

20 STAMPS with one 2 oz. bottle of A. & P. Extract at 25c.

10 STAMPS with one pkg. of Cleaned Currants at 12c. 10 STAMPS with one lb. pkg. of Mule Team Borax at 12e. 10 STAMPS with 5 cakes ot A. P. Laundry Soap at 4c cake. 10 STAMPS with one can of A. & P. Evaporated Milk at 10c. 10 STAMPS with one can of A. & P. Spice at 15c a can. Atlantic Tea Co. Street New Phone 1215 CASH, therefore can give you n onu clnro in RiVhmnnH uiij vj iui v iiviiiiiuiiui te Lily or Marguerite Flour;70r bUShel 75t 21 lbs. C Sugar for...$1.0C; ................... OC 100 St. Phone 508. The Doctor Will Tell You that most people drink too little fltj-j Ids to rid the system of waste matter J Of course, water is the beat "flusherf Eut water Isn't as palatable as might be. Next best thin? is a pore harmi H less beer. Well. Richmond Export, Beer fills the bill without maklnr a doctor's bill. It's a tasty drink, it's m nourishing drink, drink. It thould be your, Minck Brewing Co. C V. YOUNG Ads Go Into AH Homes.

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