Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 131, 12 April 1913 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1913

PAGE TORE

TO ATTEND ANNUAL D, A. R, CONVENTION

tlndiana Women Go to WashingtonMrs. W. W. Gaar Represents This City. y

Preparations are being made for a

hard fought battle for the presidencygeneral of the Daughters of the American Revolution by Mrs. William Cummings Story of New York and Mrs. John Miller Horton of Buffalo, when the annual convention of that organization opens at Washington on Monday. Mrs. Story has been there

'for more than a week in active man

agement of her campaign. Many Indiana members of the D. A. R. will attend the convention. Deljegations from this state will have itheir headquarters in the same hotel. iMrs. W. W. Gaar is the only member of the Richmond chapter who will attend. The question of woman suffrage I may enter largely into the situation. iMrs. Story is strongly opposed to introducing suffrage into V. A. R. circles and will make her fight on that stand. Recently she made her position upon that subject most clear in these words: "There is no place for suffrage in the ranks of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Any attempt to make that an issue at the coming election is certain to meet deIfeat." Opposing factions in the fight for

tJ.n fens.

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HAGERSTO

STREET STORIES

H AGE R S TO WX. Ind April 12. Alf I At a recent trial held In the court of

Halderman has returned from an ex-justice of Peace Chessman strange 1 intended visit in Florida and with his j gal proceedings were In vogue. Attordaughter. Miss Leona Halderman at j ney F. T. Strayer made a motion that Cincinnati. jthe jury be Instructed not to discuss Mi63 Geraldine Miller, daughter of ; the case before them during the InterR. W. Midler, has returned frcm Van mission. Attorney Joshua Allen IrnmeBuren. where she spent the winter j dlately seconded the motion. "All with her grandparents. those In favor of the motion that the

j The Odd Fellows will celebrate the 'jury be Instructed not to discuss the Tuesday nad ramth shrdl ! case during the intermission signify j anniversary of Odd Fellowship ou i by saying 'are' said the Justice. A cho ! Tuesday evening. April 29. The pub- rous of 'ayes' rent the air from ail j lie is invited to be present. A pro- j parties who were in the court room, gram will be rendered, followed by a ' ! social. ! - j Mr. Ed Mason has been recommend-! LETTER LIST

j ed by Congressman Finly Gray to be j

ine nt-w postmaster or Magerstown. Th, fiowinir Utters

tip cz3 cjjj

. "It's No Joke"

remain un-

, Mr. Mason is engaged in the Insurance cUimei at the 5ocal voet cfftCe and j business. vin be Bk nt to tbp ivad Utter Office I Miss Barkell is spending several f nol calltlj for within two weeks, days with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crek indies' List Mrs Rrown. Kathleen Iprerarirg to joining Rev. and Mrs.Car,os Mrs Mary MUs Vio,a I Jenkins at their now home at Cicero, i ninkins. Mrs. William Frame. Mrs.

Mrs. o. H. h-isner. or l ewcasue. was , Mabp Card Mrs Graham Mr8. Alfred

to have to endure dis- U tress after every meal. No wonder you are n

afraid to eat. Just try HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters before meals for a few

IUI days and notice the

improvement in your general health. It is for all Stomach,, and Bowel Ills.

the guest of Mrs. Grover Shinn, Fri

day. Frank Keys, of Cowan. Indiana, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Porter and Miss India Keys. Mrs. Chas. Kackonstoo entertained

this evening at six o'clock dinner in wester amp. Miss

nonor ct .ir. isacxenstoe a Dirtnuay.

Keck. Mrs. Minnie McKee. Mirs Lulu ' Miller. Miss Aben al Russell. Miss Cartie Smith. Miss Julia Smith. Miss AJ- j die Spurgeon. Mrs. Sussette Stearns, Ixra Stover, Miss Ixra K. Wallingford.

Miss Marv Weimer. Marjorie Loren-

Vinnie Witmer.

The guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. 11.

Frank Kelly and a Collection of His Able Assistants With "The Kelly Schuster the Murray This Week.

Musical Comedy Company" at

CAMBRIDGE CITY

: CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., APril 12. F. J. Scudder spent Friday in Knights

the Presidency-General have become town. most bitter within the past few days j-ive candidates. Albert Durham, land accusations of various kinds have ' Karl Wright, Arthur Hodson, H. C. jbeen freely exchanged. When the ac- Gibson and U. F. Stalker, were taken tual election of officers takes place on Jnto the K of P lodge Thursday evenTuesday it is predicted that this bit- lng 0ne hundred and fifty members 'terness will extend to the floor of the of the order were in attendance, the tconvention. ; Knightstown lodge having chartered , It is expected that Mrs. Story's ' a car Tne Jodge from straughna was

,irienas win raise tne suDjeci or a

'circular recently issued by seven imembers of the National Board high

also well represented. Miss Gertrude Routh will go to Mun

cie Tuesday, In which city she will at

Amusements

MILTON

At the Gennett. April 17-18 "Miss Bo Si White."

At the Murray. Vaudeville Matinee and Night.

MILTON, Ind., April 12. Mr. and Mrs. Elwcod Moore, cf Greenfield, were here to attend the funerul of Mrs. Moore's sister, Miss Eunice Hussey. The Rev. F. C. McCormick and

Miss Dorris Worts. j Gentlemen's List George B. Ash-

jKldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Exum Copeland tOR Bery, , B;iman fed Bolens, J. i and daughters, Marjory and Helen. Mr. Cranna.n( Ambrerse Breuer. Jimle I ;and Mrs. Lnos Warfel, Mr. and Mrs. . Chavers. George Davis (coD. lewis A.1 iKfary HcMerman. and Mr. and Mrs. .' r)our,as Joel A. ried. Wm. Green, i M. T. Fcx. nort Hopkins. William Kemp. M. IV, Mr. and Mrs. John Murray, of Day- Mr and Mrs Frans E Un(luisU A.! ton. Ohio, are visiting with Mr. and Lucks. A. D. Marchal. T. G. Schulty. U :Mrs. Thcs. Murray. jc Snlithi Jsaac spears. Elwood Tur-1

!ner, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Turner. A. E.

Rudimentary Hind Limbs. i Welch. Wm. Whitacre. E. S. White.

Snakep are not the only animals ! Clayborne Williams,

MURRAY

TODAY t The Kelly Schuster 1 Musical Comedy Co. ? 20 PEOPLE 20. A Mostly Girls.

of Milton was re-elected president. He took for the subject of his address.

"The Needs of the District." The

;in administrative circles, attacking tend a concert that evening.

iMtb. Story, which circular, Mrs.

'Story's allies allege, was paid for out of the funds of the organization. In this circular it was asserted that

afternoon was nlpasnntlv anpnt fn rrr-

Mrs. Story had "spread dissention in . , , " .... ... cheting, after which refreshments were

Murray. Today will be the last opportunity to see that clever company of Kelly Schuster musical comedy company

which has given such universal satis-, ladies of the church at Yorktown serv

faction during the past week. Start-; ed the dinner in the church dining ing Monday next a vaudeville bill of ' rocm high class acts will bo the offering. I Albert Newman was at Falmouth to

Round Table Needle Work club. The Bf,ssie Brnnan- ne f the best com-j as3ist in some musical performance.

cuieiiucs m vauuvvnie cumes 10 us The Doddridge Grave Linine com-

arter several weetcs aciay

which exhibit the iwissessum of rudimwuary hiud limbs. In the whale

others of the Christian church at Mil- j tribe there is no evidence externally of ton, who attended the missionary con- hind limbs. The fore limbs In them vention at Ycrktown, this week have j are converted Into tbe "flippers." or returned home. The Rev. McCormick i swimming paddles. Yet when the

Mrs. H. B. Miller was hostess Thurs

day afternoon, for a meeting of the

the society and was unfit for office

Following the issuance of this circu

lar the Manhattan Chapter of the D. :A. R. held a meeting at Mrs. Story's (home in New York and denounced those whose names were attached to sit. Mrs. Horton has not been quite so active in her campaign for the office 'of president-general as Mrs. Story, ibut it is said that she has many of

Miss i ranv. of Milton, sent out a car load

i Pjrpnnan wns nno nf thp jittrnptirm .v.:- o

Rfrvp1 Tr F1 V Hatin and Mra W ' 01 "leir gOOUS IO wesieru poinis, served. Mrs. t . Hann and Mrs. v . iunabIe to rpaoh wft on accnnrit of U,v ...... -

The next mpet-i.u. . " 7

"UIU wt,re 8"tbts. xue ixl the flood making railroad travel im-1

ing win ue nem in iwo weens, ai uio; possible. William McKee & Co., in

nome or miss Amv Mcuanieis

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hormel, who recently returned from Florida, are visiting relatives in Randolph county. Miss Louise Ebert has returned after

a few days spent In Indianapolis. one week.

in Terre Haute, the guest of Mrs.

a laughable sketch entitled "Uncle John McGuire", "Maromba Duo" novelty musical act, and the "Four Lavelles," premier acrobats, will compose a bill seldom seen together for

Ithfl snciftv's officprs nn her side. Mrs

Story, however, has a strong follow- Thompson's mother, Mrs. T. J. Ellis

ing among the rank and file.

Murrete. "The Forgotten Letter," a Nestor

! drama by a company including Wil-

Mrs. Fannie Staub, daughter of Mrs

For the first time since the society's Beulah McGrew, died Thursday at the j liam clifford and Louise Gloum is the -1 -v v. :i - 1 1 -w 11 u

existence the convention when u eouwib owpiui in lauwnmwiw. feature picture at the Murrette today, opens Monday will be thrown open to : K- E- LeDO- of Richmond, was in j The Elxir of youth" and "Aunt jthe public. Heretofore members only Cambridge City Friday. ! Katie's Mistake," two comedies, are have been admitted. Greetings from A number of persons from this city aiao shown. Tomorrow that wonderIFresident Wilson will start Monday attended the dance, given Friday even- fui religious picture, "The Passion i evening's session, followed by the ad- inS at Dublin, by the I. O. O. F. lodge. Play," showing the life of Christ from

!drcss of Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, presi- M,8S Allce Mcvarrrey spent inurs-i birth until the end.

dent-general. Others scheduled to ad- fla" in Indianapolis. Idress the convention are Secretary of F- J- Scudder spent Friday in State William Jennings Bryan, Dr. R. Knightstown.

H. McKim, President-General of the

Sons of the Revolution, District of Thursday at his home in this ; cured at expense A novel aM Columbia and J. M. Richardson, Presi- city, was held this afternoon in tho timely subject, in which William T dent-General of the Sons of the Ameri- Christian church. Rev. McCormick, , Burn tne world famous detective, ap-

Mr. and Mrs. Park Manlove, of near

Hagerstown, came to attend the funer-

skeleton is examined traces of a haunch and attached rudimentary thigh bone are found. There Is developed in certain kinds of whales a bony pieee representing the haunch. The thigh bone is distinct, but there Is a mere rudiment attached to It. representing the shin bone or tibia of other ant mala.

Part of tha Show. " 'Ow's yore little boy gettla' on, Mrs. Slack?" "Very well indeed. 'E'a entered the

al of Mrs. Manlove's aunt, the late j theatrical profession now.'

Miss Eunice Hussey, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Baker and Mrs. Sarah Hussey attended the funeral of the late Miss Eunice Hus3ey at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hussey. The Parents Teachers association will meet with the school board at the council chamber of the Farmers bank, Saturday evening.

"Oh! Wot part's takJn'?" "Well, ain't exactly takin' a part, but 'e fetches the scene shifters beer." London Answers.

Arcade. For Mondnv nnp riav nnlv n thrno.

TileJUne"al f Jhn Soraelh hreel feature production has 'been se-

can Revolution.

of Milton, having charge of the serv-

pears. He is supported by Alice Joyce,

i Of The Land Swindlers" he shows

some of his methods for securing evi-

Much of the convention's time will Ices. Members of the I. O. R. M. and the premier motion picture actress ibe taken up by social events, practi- D. of P. lodges, from Hartford City aRd an a, 8tar cast ..In ThQ Exposure

;cauy an 01 tue evening sessions ueuig m oucimaui,!;, :of a social character, with the excep- The cars on the T. H., I. & E. made

. j o rr 3... : . .1 11 i V fit A,t U Vl r

lion 01 luesuay uigui, wueu me eiec- i uii luc Ui8U a- : dence against criminals. It is the Ontion will take place. One evening will ters, to Indianapolis. Friday. j ,y picture in which he ever appeared. ibe set aside as " Franc-American ; Patrick Sommers has gone to Rush- Tnig production is taken from no time. iNight." when M. Jusserand. the vllle to visit his daughter. ' worn mould, but shines in the uniFrench ambassador and Madame Jus-. Mrs. Abriam Boyd went to Indiana-1 mounted blo6S of novelty. It8 theme .serand, will be the guests of honor. It polis Thursday to be the guest of Mrs. ig tlmely It could have no better in expected that M. Jusserand will ad- Francis Murphy Baker, at whose home moral showlngi as it doe9 both the ;dress the convention Miss Lida Rose on Washington Boulevard, a luncheon , preValence and the follv of corruption jMcCabe has been asked to prepare an was given In honor of Mrs. Boyd , in bUc fe Burn - crlme.finder ddress for that night on "Madame i The Rebekah Aid society will hold of nationa, te and hlg lntrument .Lafayette " Other speakers during the ; the annual election of officers, Thurs-1 of detectlon nPow verv well known as course of the week will be Gifford day afternoon. April 25. This will beu,Q , ,,.,,.,, "

luiuvi, awu i-uoo m woo lunuwKu uy a. supier ana an evening i'bury. I of entertainment in the hall.

The trailing arbutus will be the ; turned Friday to Indianapolis, after fitate flower of Pennsylvania if the re-: a visit in the home of the former's

quest of the Merion (Pa.) chapter of , parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Dennis.

Mrs. Ed Matthews, of Dayton, will spend Sunday in the home of her

screen with telling and sensational pffpet n -srens has hoon cnaroil

Mrs Arthur Fletcher and son. re-1 10 make thi(J f t as indeed , .

sthe Daughters of the American Revo

lution is acceded to.

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brother, Alvin Hormel. The D. of R. will observe their anniversary May S. A six o'clock dinner, at which the families of the mem-

! bers will be guests, will be served.

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