Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 15, 27 November 1912 — Page 4

FACE FOTJK.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM A Nil SUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1912.

The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram Published rnl ly tha PALLADIUM PRINTJWO OO. Issued Every Erenlng fcixcept Office Cornar North 8th and A ' r' Palladium and 8iw;Tlaram PWUJJsaant, 1111. RICHMOND. INDIANA

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Heart toHeart Talks. By EDWIN A..NYB.

SWEET HONE. Ha who is too rich to sit by his kitchen

lira and wha la too poor to hare one. each

like has lost a precious strain of life's

remedy.

Home! In every living, breathing thing that

God has made strong in compelling

bower is the homing and the nesting

Instinct ButMore than mere Instinct of shelter and of rest enters into the making of a hnman home. A home is a center. It Is the one spot In the whole unliverse. Draw about it all the concentric lines you like, but there it always is at the heart of things the center of all. 1 Home is more than a place of comfort I It Is the treasure house of life's dearest riches. I Sentiment clings about it Absence from it only makes the heart grow fonder. Wander where you may, always do your thoughts turn toward your home. In all the desert of life It Is the one oasis. In all the ocean of life it is the one sure anchor. Homesickness? i Least of all feelings to be ashamed f, it betrays no weakness of mind or heart It is one of the noblest emotions that has ever stirred a human spirit. ; What makes a home? Not four walls nor sumptuous appointments. It is the home spirit Where that abides is home. Because Like heaven, home is not so much a place as a state of being. Where the spirit of the home is, whatever the surroundings, whether that spirit abides by the parlor grate or by the kitchen stove there is home. The spirit of home! How gently it touches every homely thing and makes it dear. How it soothes the hurt made by the world outside. How it steals away the stlDg of outrageous fortune. A home is more than a hospital. ! Your home! i In what other safe asylum do you find your better self? Where else may you be left to dream your sweetest dreams? Sitting by your own hearthstone you know all )that is intimate and dear to human living. You are in your true environment Cherish your home. However poor, however rieh it may be, make and keep It what It oujcht to ibe. And if so it will make and keep you what you ought to be.

ROAST TURKEY

Oyster Dressing, Cranberry Sauce and Celery, Thanksgiving Eve at Gill Smith's, 912

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The Burglar Scare.

HAWKER WAS ECCENTRIC.

An English Post and Clergyman Who Married His Godmother. Robert Steven Hawker, poet and tear of Norwenstow, England, was an eccentric person. In his younger days he used to danb tbe village physician's horse with stripes of paint until the animal looked like a zebra and then summon the physician hastily to a a urgent case miles away In toe country. Two elderly women whom he disliked he Is said to have driven out of tbe town by sending all tbe undertakers in Plymouth to measure them for tbeir coffins. His marriage, too, was out of the ordinary. It happened while be was at Oxford. His father told him that be could not afford to keep him there auy longer. Hawker at once set ont to the home of his godmother. Miss Charlotte l'Ans. twenty-one years his senior and the possessor of an annuity of $1,000 He is said to have "run from Stratton te Bade, arriving hot and blown," and proposed to her. She accepted him. Be returned to Oxford a married man and won a fellowship, Tbe marriage waa a happy one. When his wife died Hawker wore at her funeral a pink bat without a brim Bat this was In no disrespect to ber memory. - It so happened that it was bis usual headgear at that time.

As usual when there is a burglar scare, common to this season of the year, tbe police department comes in for considerable criticism, and, as usual, most of, it is uncalled for. Common report credits nearly a score of burglarous depredations in various sections of the city within the past few weeks, but an investigation of factB shows that the genuine cases of house breaking can be counted on the fingers of one hand, and three arrests have been made and confessions obtained. Surely this is a creditable record for the police. Policing a city, especially at night, is not an easy task to perform, and the house breaker is the most elusive criminal in the world the bane of a policeman's existence. In the residential districts, where the police officers have large beats, a burglar, providing he can work noiselessly enough not to alarm the household, can pilfer to his heart's content and make his "get away," in nine cases out of ten, without fear of detection. About the only chance a patrolman has to captuew a burglar red-handed in his thievery is to be guided by chance right to where the burglary is being committed, and this infrequently happens because the clever house-breaker seldom works unless he knowB the officer on the beat is far distant from the scene of the crime. Once a burglary has been committed and the thief escapes it is almost a hopeless task to trace him down. Still if the police fail to show the combined qualities of mind-reader and bloodhound and apprehend the offender they come in for vigorous "roasts." The Palladium again repeats that its one serious criticism of the Richmond police department is the neglect of the police board to create a night reserve force, of not more than two officers, equipped with motorcycles and Btationed at the city building. Telephone alarms from residences of citizens or from night watchmen in stores and factories 'could be answered promptly by these officers and without doubt, burglarous depredations could be reduced to a minimum and, frequently, arrests of offenders made before they had an opportunity to escape. The property saved to householders by the creation of a reserve force, we believe, would more than pay for the additional expense entailed by enlarging the police force.

Solved Mystery of High Price of Eggs Perhaps the family grocer doesnot deserve our denunciation as a "highway robber" or just an ordinary "yeggman" when he extracts forty cents from our gaunt purses for a dozen eggs. It seems that there were poor hatches last spring and then some predatory and undesirable people got a corner on the feed market, boosting the price to such a figure that the poultry raisers bid fond farewell to their pullets and shipped them oft to execution. Of course the supply of hens is short now, just when we like to eat eggs the best, and to buy enough hen product to make a satisfactory breakfast one has to mortgage the home and swear off smoking for six months. In the current issue of Farm and Fireside an authority on eggs writes : "When the poor hatches came off last spring, many poulterers decided to give up raising any great amount of stock this season and buy pullets later. This idea was so general among both fancy and utility breeders that the outcome seems to be general shortage of stock all over the country. To make the matter more serious, feed prices began rising early in the summer, and farmers and poulterers in general from all sections of the country began selling all surplus old stock. Thousands .of car-lots were shipped to our cities, and still the prices kept up higher than usual for poultry of all grades. "As a result from this exodus of poultry the supply is much lower than usual this fall, and the outlook now is favorable for higher prices than last year for both poultry and eggs. Few of our larger egg and poultry centers are now receiving more than enough for daily consumption, and our exports- this year will be smaller than last without doubt. New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Pittsburg and other leading poultry and egg markets have had considerable trouble in securing enough of the best grades to supply their demand, even though larger prices than usual have been paid for over three weeks now. Eastern cities have been buying western eggs at the highest prices known for this time of the year to help out. The second week of September New York City was buying western eggs at 28 cents and 29 cents per dozen, case count. This Is as high as State and near-by eggs usually bring in New York, and the market for fresh hennery eggs went from 28 cents to 36 cents in less than ten days.M

SIGNALS OF DISTRESS Richmond People Should Know How to Read and Heed Them. Disordered kidneys give many signals of distress. The secretions may be dark, contain sediment. Passages are sometimes frequent scanty, painful. Backache is often present day and night. Headaches and dixzy spells may occur. Weakened kidneys should receive

quick help. Don's delay! Use a special kidney remedy. Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys, backache and urinary disorders. Richmond evidence proves their worth. Mrs. John Conolly, 512 N. Sixteenth St., Richmond, Ind., says: "While I have never had occasion to take a kidney medicine myself, I know what Doan's Kidney Pills will do. They were used for backache and weak kiddeys and brought complete relief." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the" name Doan's and take no other. (Advertisement)

PROBATE MATTERS ARE DETERMINED

The will of John Sedgwick who died at his home in this city November 3, has been approved. To Richard Sedgwick, a son. and Anna E. Beeson. a

CHICAGO GETTING BAD AS RICHMOND

(National News Association) CHICAOO, 111., Nov 27. With five suspects under arrest and another

daughter, all real estate in Randolph , hand of five still at large, together.

county is left and to each of the above ! sPfcted of ten automobile robberies one-third of all remainder personal es- withl fw hu- a nv f

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This Date m History

Ihls is My 83rd Birthday

NOVEMBER 27TH. 1635 Madame de Maintenon, one of the famous women of French history, born. Died April 15, 1719. 177S Washington's army went into winter quarters at Middlebrook, N. J.

1S09 Fanny Kemble, famous actres,

born in London. Died there, Jan. 15, 1893. 1S12 John Dunlap, who printed the Declaration of Independence, died in Philadelphia. Born in Ireland in 1747. 1S14 The London Times used the first rotary steam press. 1820 Edwin Forrest made his -first stage appearance at the Walnut street theater, Philadelphia. 1S68 Sir John Young appointed Governor General of Canada. 1S9S Battleship Wisconsin launched at San Francisco. 1911 Archbishops Farley, of New York, and O'Connell, of Boston, created Cardinals.

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EARL MOUNT CASH ELL. Earl Mount Cashell, who is one of only about three dozen members of the House of Lords, who have passed the allotted span of three-score-and-ten by a decade or more, was born Nov. 27, 1829. His father was the Rev. E. G. Moore, Canon of Windsor, and in his youth the Eon had seemingly small prospects of succeeding to the high title he now bears. After graduating from Cambridge in 1854 he was called to the bar and for many years thereafter was engaged in the practice of law. About fifteen years ago the death of a distant cousin resulted in his succession to the peerage under the title of Earl Mount Cashell, which was created in 1781. Congratulations to: Alvey Augustus Adee, who has held the post of Second Assistant Secretary of State of the United States for a quarter of a century, 70 years old today. Edwin C. Burleigh, former congressman, whom the Republicans of Maine have selected to succeed Obadiah Gardner in the United States senate, 69 years old today.

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Is given to the Dickinson Trust company in trust for Isham Sedgwick, another son. Petition for probate and letters of administration with will annexed in the estate of Jacob Esteb has been approved. To the Elkhorn Cemetery association in Boston township $100 was given and to Bessie May Black $500 was given. The residue of the estate was given to James Beeson to be held in trust, in the month of December of each year the income to be given to Bessie May Black. '

elry store In West Garfield boulevard. The nonchalance with which th last pair carried out their robbery amazed the police. The effrontery of the bandits has been taken as an insult to the police department and aroused by the wrath of indignant citizens whose homes have been robbed, the officials have taken stepa to fight the bandits with their own chief weapon an automobile.

HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

A meeting of the basket ball squad at high school was held for the purpose of electing a captain to succeed Clarence Hoover, who will leave to take a position with the NordykeMarmon Automobile company, of Indianapolis. It was decided that Ray Mayer would captain the team until a permanent leader is decided upon. The squad, which is composed of twelve carefully selected members, has been practicing for the last two weeks under the direction of Mr. Dietrich, high school athletic instructor. They already have twelve games scheduled and several more are being negotiated.

NOTICE TO EAGLES. All members of the Wayne Aerie are requested to be present at the regular meeting this evening. A class of 65 candidates will be initiated. New Castle Aerie will also be present. The annual nomination of officers will be made. All members be present at 7 o'clock. Aug. Johaning, Sec. Adam Elstro, W. P. 27-lt

PASSIONS. A vigorous mind is as necessarily accompanied with violent passions as a great fire with great heat Burke. Passions are likened best to floods and streams. The shallow murmur, but the deep are dumb. Sir Walter Raleigh.

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