Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 310, 15 September 1911 — Page 2

PAGE TWO. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AXD SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1911.

(ASK JAY MEMORIAL BUILT AT EARLHAM (And Western Yearly Meeting Approves Plan for a $50,000 Church. PLALNFIELD, Ind., Sept 15. The Thursday morning session of the Friend' Western Yearly Meeting was featured by an hour devoted to a readIns; of the memorials of deceased members of the meeting, among whom were Wlliam Hawarth of Illinois and Nathan Had win of Westfield, Ind. Morris Cox, treasurer of the Yearly Meeting, reported the running expenses of the current year to have been $8,747.20. The appointment of the delegate to the annual convention of the - State Hoard of Charities was made, Lewis McFarland being chosen. At the opening of the afternoon session the Rev. Thomas C, Drown of Mooreaville presented a proposition to send a message to Prelsdent Taft protesting against- Secretary . Wlson acting with the congress of Brewers. The proposal was indorsed by the meeting and the Rev. Mr. Brown Instructed to wire it to the President. The message is as follows: ' To the Hon. William Howard Taft, Beverly, Mass. ' Western Yearly meeting of Friends' church consisting of more than 10,000 members, in their annual . assembly held at Plalafield, Ind., Sept. 14, hereby respectfully but earnestly register and protest against the Hon. James W. Wison, a member of your cabinet, acting as honorary president of the International Congress of Brewer to be held in Chicago next month. We heartily commend the noble stand you have taken in the furtherance of the cause of peace. Geo. H. Moore, Presiding Clerk. Hear Many Messages. ' The regular business of the meeting was then taken up, a digest of messages from the different Friends strongholds being read. - Amos K. Hollowell, president of the board of trustees, presented the report of the board, prefacing his remarks by the statement that this was the first report which had been presented within hfs remembrance In which no money was asked for, but that at present Earlham college was free from debt and on its feet. A discussion of the report was given by Robert L. Kelly, the president, 'who presented it under the 'rrn&a of financial progress, social pre i and educational progress, cl- with a plea for a larger endowlt md which would enable Earl-

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ham to compete with other schools In the state. A proposition was brought forward by the West Richmond meeting to erect a $50,000 building to the memory of Allen Jay, on the campus of Earlham college, the building to be used as a college chapel, a home for the West Richmond meeting and a meeting place for the Five Years meeting and other great gatherings of the church. The proposition as made was approved as far as the authority of the Western Yearly Meeting went, and the matter was turned over to the college board of trustees. The night session brought the report of the superintendent of Bible schools and education. The Bible school 8 at present number ninety-nine, with an enrollment of 9,278, divided among 660 classes, of which 169 are adult classes. Murray S. Ken worthy of Earlham delivered the evening address on "The Relation of the Bible to Modern Life." He opened his subject by a comparison of the Bible with the other so-called sacred literature of the world. He showed the influence of the Bible upon great men, and upon the literature of the civilized world, art, law, etc., and went into the reason which make the Bible the permanent sacred literature of the world.

Baseball Results National League Won Lost Pet. New York 87 46 .638 Chicago 77 50 .606 Pittsburg 79 56 .585 Philadelphia 70 60 .538 St. Louis 66 62 .506 Cincinnati 59 72 .451 Brooklyn 51 76 .402 oston 58 93 .290 American League. Won Lost Pet. Philadelphia 88 45 .662 Detroit 80 63 .602 Cleveland 70 62 .630 New York 70 . 64 .525 Boston 65 69 .485 Chicago 64 68 ,485 Washington 66 78 .418 St Louis 39 93 ' .295 American Association.' Won Lost Pet Minneapolis 87 62 .684 Columbus i 82 69 .547 Kansas City 80 68 .541 Indianapolis 74 74 .500 St. Paul .....69 78 .469 Toledo ..... 69 70 .497 Milwaukee . 66 81 .449 Louisville 63 84 ' .429 RESULTS YESTERDAY. National League. R.H.B. 5 12 2 Cincinnati . r. . :'. . St. Louis 6 14 0 R. H. E. 13 16 2 .9 16 2 New York Boston . . .

- -(First Game) - R.H.E. Chicago ..2 8 1 Pittsburg .................. 4 8 0 Richie, Mclntyre and Richter and Archer; Liefield and Gibson.

' (Second Game) Chicago 2 6 1 Pittsburg 3 9 1 Brown and Archer; Camnitz and Simon. American League, No games. American Association. R.H.E. Columbus 3 5 3 Indianapolis 9 11-2 Cooper, Liebhardt and Rapp; White and Ritter. (First Game) Toledo 13 16 1 Louisville 6 16 0 James and Carisch; Higginbottham and Hughes. (Second Game)' R. IL E. Toledo 5 8 4 Louisville 5 9 2 West and Donahue; Long and Weeded. Called in the 7th on account of darkness. Minneapolis 4 12 2 Milwaukee 3 7 4 Wadell, Liverette and Owen; Marion and Schalk. St. Paul 4 12 2 Kansas City 2 4 3 Rieger and Land; Brandon and O'Connor. r

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MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Sept. 15. Minneapolis society folk, who may have expected to be invited to an elaborate wedding when Miss Florence Hopgood becomes the bride of Charles G. Gates, son of the late multi-millionaire, are doomed to disapointment. Instead, Miss Hopgood will become Mrs. Gates in her own home with a simple ceremony and in the presence only of members of the Hopgood and Gates families. The wedding will take place some time in October, the exact date to be fixed later. Mr. Gates is in Minneapolis today. In his private car, Bright Eyes, the son of the late financier arrived late yesterday. He is putting up at a downtown hotel. Mr. Gates' mother did not stop with him in Minneapolis, but went direct to New York city, where she will be joined later by ner son. Acording to Mrs. Hopgood, Mr. Gates is not a society man in the accepted meaning of that term and has expressed the hope that there be no "show" or ostentation attending his coming marriage. In difference to Mr. Gates' wishes there was little attempt to entertain him on the occasion of his visit here. "It has not been the wish of Mr. Gates that he be entertained in Minneapolis, and he has tried to avoid it," Mrs. Hopgood said. "He has consented only to be present at family dinners or to accept hospitality of immediate friends of the family. As we have been much taken up with the settling of our new home we have had no home entertainments for him and

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