Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 178, 31 May 1912 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN -TELEGRAM, F RID AY, 31 AY 31, 1918.

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Hadolik O. l sBsUta SUBSCRIPTION TKRHS In Richmond 5.0 per year tto advance) or lOo per wee. KURAL IlOUTIdS One year, in advance ?' Six months. In advance , One month, in advance Address changed an often a both new and old addresses must om lvn- .11k Subscribers will pleas, remit order, which should be ive specified term; name will not. oe enter ed until paient Is received. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS One year. In advance Six months. In advance ? One month. In advance Entered at Richmond, Indian, peat office as second class mall matter. New York Representatives Pavie Your.s, 30-34 West 33d street, and 235 West 32nd street. New York, N. T. Chicago Representatives Payno & Young:, 747-748 Marquette Building. Chicago. 111. TH Association of AmeefJriUlican Advertisers HumVlsO -mined and certified to , t ho airciilatioBi of this poblicaUon. TSo fisxres of circolatioa contained in th Association's report only are guaranteed. AssocidtioR of American Advertisers . m . m . No 169. .Whitehall Bld. N. T. City Heart to Heart Talks. By EDWIN A. NYE. EVERYBODY'S LONESOME. One of the best stories of recent years Is the one entitled "The Secret In Her Heart." Briefly the story' Is this: A girl wns lonesome, unpopular and far from being judged handsome in person. She wore a dissatisfied look. Sue was soured, morose, discontented. An older woman of much experience felt sorry for the girl. She told the young woman a great secret. The secret contained only two words: "Everybody's lonesome." The girl took the saying to her heart. She said the words over and over In her mind. She pondered them until she began to understand how selfish - aad unlovely she was. She began to use the secret, and It became a potent charm that transformed her life. The secret of it? Simply this: When you come to realize that everybody, regardless of condition. Is just like you; that everybody craves companionship, sympathy, encouragementwhy, you ought no longer to -envy any one or hate any one or withhold your help and sympathy from aay. Do you see? This Is the way the charm works when put into service: When you give out smiles and sympathy and charity you forget your loneliness; when you lose your selfishness in charity you lose your envyings; When you make yourself friendly you make yourself popular; when you make others happy you make yourself happy. Everybody's lonesome. .The girl found it to be so. When she understood she was no longer hateful or ; morbid. Her dissatisfaction left her. She became generous, cheerful and popular. She was sought out for her charm of mind and heart and because of her sympathetic understanding of others. Everybody' lonesome. Everybody's built that way. Do you realize how true it is, my friend? Tour father, mother, sister, brother, friend, the one who works beside you In shop or store or office or field, your next door neighbor, the man or woman in the street, the stranger, everybody everybody's lonesome. Say the words over. It you will ponder them In your Inmost soul they may give you a new point of view. To understand that everybody's lonesome ought to foster charity, teach you appreciation of the need of others, enable you to get closer to the lonesome hearts of humans and that' the secretput within you the potency of power. Carrying Out Instructions. "Now, Thomas." said the philosophic father, "you are going out into a new land, where brain and muscle alone count, where ability is the sole passport to success. Make one firm resolution. Come what may. bo determined to hold your own." Some years later the old gentleman paid a visit to his son. who bad in the meantime taken unto himself a wife. On entering his son's domicile he found him nursing twins. "I took your advice, you see. dad." said the younger man. -What advice?" asked the old philosopher, who had forgotten his parting admonition. "Holding my own." replied the dutiful Thomas. London Tit-Bits. Force of Habit. An actor had the misfortune to fall off a ferryboat at night. Of course there was great confusiou on board. The searchlight was turned round and round In an effort to find the man. He came up for the third time just as the light arrack him. and from force of habit the actor raised himself and delivered a roost ceremonious bow. Then the rescuers grabbed him. Chicago Tribune. After the Mother. "Does your son take after you? I used to think he was going to, but now that he's la college he shows ev ery sign of taking after his mother." That eor "Yes; the only thing he's made since he's been there is tbe debating society." Detroit Free Press.

For Thirsty Dogs.

Now that the dog quarantine has been ordered by our two health officers, now that the county taxes for dogs have been paid, now that the city taxes with their tags are due it Is fair to suppose that every dog owner who keeps his dog is anxious to keep him, that he really cares for him and has some interest in his welfare. The dog through the taxes placed upon him, now has a recognized place in Richmond.. But what does the public at large do for him? There are drinking fountains for horses and for men but not one for dogs in the hot days. We shall be glad to learn that we are mistaken in the statement that there are no fountains for dogs but a look at any fountain with dogs vainly trying to scale the slick sides of the fountain is quite enough. The torture must be indescribable. How much would it cost to install six dog fountains? Certainly the waste water from thehorse troughs could be used as it is in many cities. We invite the attention of the city authorities and the health officers to this because it is a public necessity. Can the Richmond City Water Works propose any plan which would be inexpensive and efficient?. Dog fountains may not have any direct relation to rabies, but they certainly do aid in the healthy condition of dogs. Those "mad dogs" whose brains do not show rabies usually are starved and thirsty.

More Yellow Dog Politics. The announcement that contests have been filed against the seats of the Roosevelt delegates in the Sixth district shows how desperate the condition of the Taft men Is. The delegates were elected unanimously, moved so by the Taft leader Elmer Bassett. There was no rump convention, the convention was organized by the Taft men, with their officers in the chair, these officers were the same ones who refused to allow the delegates contested by both sides to remain out of the voting. This is the ground on which the Taft men now contest the delegates although if the six delegates from New Castle had been withdrawn on the Taft side and the one and one half votes withdrawn for Roosevelt the issue would not have been changed the Roosevelt men would have had even a larger delegation.

In event that the Sixth district delegates are successfully contested the Taft forces will ask it on the ground that they broke the rules of fair play and were beaten even on these terms that they sought to win by! It will probably not change the result at Chicago but it will change the result in the Sixth District to the point of exterminating the Republican party for a long time as far as district politics is concerned. Wayne county is the seat of most of the votes needed by any candidate. The number of votes that any candidate backed by Elmer Bassett, James E. Watson, and their associates will get will be about one hundred. Considering the fact that the only chance this congressional candidate would have would be his presence on the ticket with Theodore Roosevelt the public can be prepared to discount at sight any one of these highbinders who attacks anyone in this neck of the woods for lack of support for Republican success. The general rush made for Indianapolis as soon as Theodore Roosevelt is nominated will put yesterday's automobile race records in the Bade. Every little whelp that has been doing his rottenest to keep a popular expression for Theodore Roosevelt from being expressed in Indiana will straight way get on the state ticket and yelp that he has always been for Roosevelt. The whole thing will do much to show up these professional political second story workers and to put them out of business. All over the district the Republicans are getting mighty tired of their tactics. Unless some decided change comes over the landscape Theodore Roosevelt will be the only Republican who will get any votes worth mentioning out of the county with the exception of the county ticket. Then all the patriotic gentlemen will take their feet out of the trough long enough to squeal. For about that time they will find out that Republicans in this county look at the ticketlong enough to give the yellow dogs on the ticket a resounding kick. As Roosevelt said in the speech in Indianapolis two years ago, "I want to kick out the scoundrels in both parties but I want to kick out the scoundrels in my own party first."

DAMES AND DAUGHTERS. Bavarian newspapers report that Kathi Littlch Ergolsbach Is the first woman to pass the government examination as a master butcher. Mrs. Clarkson Cowl of New York has presented to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in that city a painting called "An Old Time Melody," by the late Francis D. Millet, who went down with the Titanic. Mr. Millet was a trustee of the museum. Miss, Delia M. Stickney is lending the campaign for the introduction of domestic science into the curriculum of all women's colleges. Miss Stickney is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where she specialized In domestic science. Miss Ellen Stone, the missionary who was captured by Bulgarian brigands in 1901 and held for $75,000 ransom, is preparing to return to the Land of the Crescent, believing that danger to missionaries has now been reduced to a minimum. She went to Turkey In 187S and took up the mission work at Samakov. Strong Banknotes. A Bank of England "note twisted into a rope can sustain a weight of 320 pounds.

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Sporting Notes. The new Brooklyn National league baseball grand stand will seat 30,000. University of Toronto plans to build a covered hockey rink that will seat over 4,000. Canadian pigeon fanciers have organized a federation and will conduct a series of races. Springfield (Mass.) harness horse enthusiasts want a quarter mile speedway in Forest park.

Arundel Boat club's four oared shell crew of Baltimore will go to the Olympic regatta. The men have been row ing together for six years. In 1900 at Paris the Vesper Boat club of Fhila delphia won the championship in sen ior eights. The Snail. The slowest creatures in creation are snails and certain small beetles. Some of them habitually move only a foot or two In an hour, but this slowness Is partly due to tbe fact that they remain motionless at intervals. By measuring tbe distances covered by snails when they were kept going constantly it has been found that the maximum speed of a good healthy snail Is five and a half feet an hour. QUICKEST CURES That Stay Cured CURE CERTAIN If your case if curable ; if not, I will not and Kidneys, Enlarged Glands, Ntrrnu. ness. Swelling, trio Acid. Varicose Enlargement is a knotty, bonchy, twisted, worm-like condition of reins, more often on left side, hanging lower. Symptoms Aching or Pain In Groin or Back, Nervousness, Weakness, iosi of Vitality, Lack of Ambition. I curs Varicose Enlargement by one treatment in oae Tixit. without a severe surgical operation or suffering, or keeping you away from business. Acute Diseases-I,"! Rheumatism. Care and Pull Information FREE. C L SOUS. A. B.. 3. B, Wl Wih.t fttrrt. CM., mstt. Mfe-Ftaa MUl au fr ... .f ,rr tao. 'VII f tat )iK ia Ijnta h I tail, t awiilta my wot te jtm ttt im ish r ssn ti wunt, w I 4m4 r Ht car a ul im ri m tow snjt Im wmit mm. Wmmt .... In-i

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FOUNTAIN CITY IS GIVEN JUL SHOCK Rev. Cissell, Former Pastor There, Leaves the M. E. Church Under Cloud.

Fountain City people were shocked today to learn that the Rev. Dr. C. C. Cissell, superintendent of the Logansport district" of the Methodist Episcopal church, and one of the foremost ministers of the denomination in the, state, has resigned his position and severed his connection with the church as the result of his recent arrest with a woman in a hotel at Minneapolis, where he was attending the Methodist general conference. The Rev. Dr. -Ciasell is married and has a family. When he first entered the ministry he was pastor of the M. E. church at Fountain City for four years, from 1890 to 1894, and is well remembered by the older members of the Fountain City church. He is also well known by a number of church people throughout this county. The following Kokomo dispatch tells of the exposure of the minister; The Rev. Mr. Cissell was a delegate to the conference from northern Indiana. He tendered his resignation to the Rev. C. E. Lines, superintendent of the Muncie district. The Rev. Mr. Lines had been a life-long friend of Dr. Cissell. Cissell said he was trailed from the hall where the General Conference in Minneapolis was in session to the room at She hotel by two delegates from the North Indiana Conference. A policeman also accompanied the two delegates, he said. Decides to Name Woman. The minister reconsidered his first determination to shield the "woman in the case" and said that she was known to him as Mrs. Roberts and that she lived in Indianapolis. He said she did not live with her husband. He met her, he said, in connection with bis church work, but he denied that she ever had been one of hid parishioners. Cissell insisted that his action was merely an indiscretion, and not a crime, as it seemed to have been regarded by the two delegates who knew of the escapade. Cissell wrote a letter to the forty ministers of the Logansport district tonight, confessing his "indiscretion" and announcing his withdrawal from the church. The letter follows: "Dear Brethren There will come to you through the press or from some other source the story of my sad misfortune. I make no statement of defense. I have severed my connection with the Methodist Episcopal church and ceased to be your district superintendent. Recalls Christ's Words. "I only ask, in the language of Christ, 'Let he that is without fault cast the first Btone.' My sorrow is great; my anguish is bitter. This is all I can say. Who my successor will be I can not tell. He will be appointed at once. You can consult him and arrange for the quarterly conference announced. "Think as kindly of me as you can. FLOOR VARNISH Irvin Reed & Son, Jones Hdwe Co., A. G. Luken & Co. Sljecp and hogs, also horses and cattle always are subject to deadly attacks of worms. These ravenous peats multiply by the million, starve your stock, keep them poor, weak and out of condition. - . 5ALSVET Kills Worms It is a wondsrful, ' medi cated salt positively guaranteed to kul and expel all stomach and free intestinal worms. Used by leading' stock men, not only to kill worms, but to condition stock; sharpens tbe appetite, tones up the system and puts 'thsm in fine shape to fget top-market prices. Sal -Vet Is known the country over as the great worm destroyer and conditioner. Costs less than 1-U cent per head a day for each sheep or bog; a trifle more for other stock. Rammmbmr, It 'a Caarmntmwd ssm - w.

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It is simply wonderful how Zemo goes after dandruff. Tou rub a little of it in with tips of the fingers. It gets right down into the glands, stimulates them, stops the rich, and makes the head feel fine. No. It Isn't sUcky! Zemo is a fine, clear, vanishing liquid. You don't have to even wash your hands after using Zemo. And what a wonder it is for ectema, rash, pimples and all skin afflictions. A 25-cent trial bottle at Quigley's drug stores is guaranteed to stop any skin irritation. Zemo is prepared by E. W. Rose Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo., and is regularly sold by druggists at $1 a bottle. But to prove what it will do at trifling expense, Zemo is now put up in 25-cent trial bottles. 1 sincerely thank you for all you have done for my comfort. Yours truly, C. C. CISSELL.." Leaving Minneapolis Wednesday night, Cissell arrived in Kokomo at 2 o'clock this afternoon and went at once to his home. Admits Offense Charged. "Do you wish to state why you resigned?"' he was asked by a newspaper man. "You seem to know," was the answer. "It will be unnecessary for me to make any statement. I think, however, if I knew what you intended to write, I might have something to contribute or deny." Dr. Cissell was informed that a report from Minneapolis was to the effect that he had been arrested in a cartel with a woman from Indianapolis, with whom he had been living for two weeks as her husband, and that he was alleged to have confessed and resigned from the ministry. Another story from Minneapolis, he was told, indicated that he had been living with a woman for several days, but did not say where the woman was from. "The woman was from Indianapolis, but we had been together only a very

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short Ume. and nothing like two weeks, was Cissell's reply. Pleads For Family. I have nothing to say in my own defense," he continued, "further than that I hope you will be as merciful as possible. My wife and my children are in no way to blame for my downfall and I feel that they should not be punished and humiliated. "People in towns where I have lived and who know of the position I have held will want to know of this occurrence. They will say, 'Well, there's another preacher gone to the bad, little realizing that a preacher is but human and a man. and is not invulnerable to all snares and pitfalls in the path of mankind."

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