Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 162, 26 July 1908 — Page 8

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Japanese House of Parliament Will Be Built Along American Lines.

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QUAKER APPEAL AGAINST TOBACCO 1 Members of Society Should Cease Using Weed.

ACCEPTS JEW PUCE Joseph J. Mills, Former Earlham President Goes to Whittier, Cal.

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Chcago, 111., July 25. American buildings may serve as models for Japan's new $12,000,000 house of parliament, according to Kametaro Hayashida, special envoy of the Mikado

who is now in this country preparing a report on our architecture, particularly as shown in Chicago, New York Washington and Sari Francisco. England, Germany, France, Italy and other European countries will be visited by Mr. Hayashida, but it is understood that the United States will have the preference when it comes to the selection of the architects to draw the plans and superintend the erection of the building. "There's a deep bond of sympathy betwen the Japanese people and the wh'e races of the West," said Mr. Hayashida. "Japanese

ideals and Intellectual sympathies are western rather than eastern. Our

people are nearer to the people of the west than they ever will be to the Chinese. We have patterned our constitution after the German constitution, our courts after the courts of France, and are considering building our house of parliament after the American style of architecture. Of the American fleet now on the Pacific we have been more anxious than for anything else to show how we can make evident our sincere feoling of friendship for this country by the welcome we will give the battleships when they arrive In Japanese waters." The Japanese enevoy will attend the international parliament in Berlin in September. This will be the first time that Japan has been represented in the in

ternational congress. Mr. Hayashadi while in this city specially noted the skyscrapers and steel constructed buildings with a view to determining the most effective type of construction to withstand the severe earthquake shocks prevalent in Japan.

Members of the denomination of Friends are being appealed to to cease the use of tobacco and to use their influence against it. The appeal is to be circulated and several Friends of prominence have signed. It is expected the attempt to interest mem

bers of th echurch will be made international. The London Friend states the reason for the appeal as follows: "We ourselves believe that smoking is both unnecessary and unnatural, and that in many cases is directly injurious. It is admitted by leading authorities that cigarette smoking by

boys is one of the causes of physical deterioration. "It may also be urged that the money expended on the habit which in some cases is considerable might be better employed. Instances have come under our notice in which the amount spent was badly needed for or

dinary family expenditure, or might well have ' been set aside for insurance or similar purposes. "Further the habit is often a cause of discomfort and annoyance to nonsmokers (including ladies) and in some cases tends to dull the finest feelings of courtesy and thoughtfulness for the comfort of others." The appeal goes on to speak of the influence which Friends may exert,

and the help they may tender others

who are attempting to overcome the tobacco habit.

HIGH TRIBUTE PAID HIM.

LINDERMAN HURT. Greensfork, Ind.. July 25. Barney Llnderman proved sagacious enough to manage to be nominated by the Republicans as a candidate for county commissioner despite the opposition, but he was unable to keep out of the way of the wheels of his own separator. Barney operates a threshing outfit and while moving from the Oliver Cook farm he stood in the way and one wheel of the separator passed over his foot mashing the toes. He could not run very fast In a solitical race now.

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DONE AWAY WITH

Joseph J. Mills, former president of Earlham college and for the past four years pastor of the Friends' church at Toronto, Can., has resigned the latter position and will accept pastoral duty in Whittier, Cal. Mr. Mills was

in this city a short time ago and ex- j pressed as well pleased by the prospects of his change. Whittier is a seat for a large number of Friends and the community is growing and thriving. As president of Earlham Mr. Mills spent many years in this

city and he is well remembered. He affairs of the church. He withdrew from the presidency because of ill

health and made a tour of Europe. Upon his return to America he accepted the position at Toronto. The following from the Canadian Friend for this month will be of interest locally: "A very interesting and enjoyable evening was spent by the Toronto Friends at Carlton street meeting house, the occasion being a farewell meeting to Dr. J. J. and Mrs. Mills. After a social time with singing and

music Elias Rogers, on behalf of the!

Monthly Meeting, presented them with an address in book form, beautifully illustrated and bound in Morocco. Dr. and Mrs. Mills have been nearly four years In Toronto and have endeared themselves to all, and there were many expressions of regret that they were leaving for another field

of labor. The good wishes and prayers of their friends in Canada go with them. Mrs. Mills also received a leather traveling bag from the ladies."

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Burn Artificial Gas in an Artificial Gas Range. Do it now and watch your gas bill. Sec the Richmond Light, Heat & Power Co.

New Step Taken in Christian Science Church.

Local Christian Scientists have received word that the annual communion of the Mother church, the First Church of Christ of Boston, that this custom has been abolished. The change first became known by a statement from Mrs. Eddy, who is at the head of the church. The house of the mother church seats 5.000 and Its membership includes 4S.000 communicants. The branch churches continue their communion seasons.

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BADLY INJURED.

Morse Runs Over Mrs. Mary Brown, Of Greensfork. Greensfork, Ind., July 25. Mrs. Mary Brown of this place sustained injury of a serious nature to her hip as the result of a runaway accident Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Brown was seated in the yard at the home of her son, Fred, east of town, when a horse hitched in front of the house became frightened and broke loose. It ran into the yard and knocked Mrs. Brown down, the buggy passing over her. The Hit or Bed jr. Tbe organ around wtofch all tbe otber organ rcvohre. and apoo which tbey are largely dependent for tbeir welfare, is tbe stomach. When the hmctiona of the stomach become impaired, tbe bowel and Hirer also become deranged, To cere a disease of tbe stomach. bVet bowels get a SO cent or SI bottle of Dr. CaldveU's Syrnp Pepsin at your druggist's. It is be promptest relief for constipation aad dy pepeia ever ccmpoaaOsd.

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