Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 179, 5 June 1913 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1913

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NAMED BY COMSTDCK M. M. Lacey, of Fountain City Is Appointed Chief of Staff.

Daniel W. Comatock, who was elected department commander of the Indiana G. A. R. at the recent state encampment has appointed M. M. Lacey. Po8t 420 of Fountain City, his chief of staff. Among the other members of his staff, only one is from this city, Irwin B. Arnold, who was appointed patriotic instructor. The other appointments are as follows: Judge advocate, Joseph M. Rabb, Post 14, Logansport; department inspector, W. J. Allen, Post 85, Bloomington; chief mustering officer.Charles Kretchmar, Post 27, Evansville; color bearer, Charles W. Wheat, Post 209, Indianapolis; James T. B. Hollet, Post 242, Brownsburg. At the encampment announcement wr.s made that Col. John R. Fesler, Post 281, Indianapolis, would be continued as assistant adjutant general and assistant quartermaster general. The recruiting officers are: First district, Ephraim Rowe, Post 120, Boonville; second, Benjamin Tolson, Post 72. Washington: third, William Veazy, Post 580, Jeffersonville; fourth, A. S. Creath, Post 5, Greensburg; fifth, Thomas C. Williams, Post 1, Terre Haute; eighth, E. W. Bishop, Post 78, Muncie; tenth, Isaac S. Wade, Post 3, Lafayette; eleventh, William W. Adams, Post 368, Montpelier; twelfth, Joseph Kickley, Post 40, Fort Wayne, and thirteenth, A Hunneshagen, Post 183, Kewanna. Recruiting officers for the sixth, seventh and ninth districts will be chosen later.

Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Every family without exception should keep this preparation at hand during 'the hot weather of the summer months. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera iand Diarrhoea Remedy is worth many 'times its cost when needed, and is almost certain to-be needed before the summer, is over. It has no superior for the purpose for which it is intendled. Buy it now. For sale by all dealers. Advertisement)

RESSLER RESIGNS

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E-ASEON, O., June 5. Because of a 1 desire to give v more attention to his private business, Charles F. Ressler has resigned the office of city clerk after an eight-year term of service. .He hasvbeen succeeded by 'William F. Straw, wnose appointment was made by Mayor Kelly and unanimously conIrmed bythe. city -council.

Germany's first glind woman student will matrlculte shortly at Goettlngen university, where she will study political economy. The girl is the daughter of a Barmen merchant. Her brother, who is studying mathematics at Goettlngen, has also been blind f ro?a birth.

INCORPORATIONS - Rink's Cloak House, Indianapolis, $100,000; to deal In ladies' and children's clothing, etc.; J. A. Rink. E. A. Rink, C. R. Rink. Orr Iron Company, Evansville, $300,000; to deal in Iron, steel, etc.; James L. Orr, S. L. Orr. E. H. Mann. Laborers' Union Club, Fort Wayne; to operate a club; H. Hoffman, C. Scholle, M. France. Park Real Estate Company, Marlon, $15,000; to deal in real estate, etc.; George J. Marott, T. C. McReynolds, Lee Hail. Terre Haute Post Company of Terre Haute has increased Us capital stock $29,000. Templeton Land Company, Indianapolis, $50,000; to buy and sell land, real estate and buildings; L. Templeton, H. V. Templetos, O. N. Mueller. Johnston Furniture Company, Marion, $20 000; to deal in furniture; H. G. Johnston, G. L. Simons. The White-Haines Optical Company, Ohio; total capital, $150,000; amount in Indiana, $25,000; to deal in optical goods; J. B. White, C. O. Haines, J. J. Jennings. Delaneys Creek Telephone Company, Washington County, Salem, Ind., $1,000; to operate telephone lines, etc.; J. W. Benham, E. Williams, T. M. Landon. Notice has been filed of the change in name of the Oswald Motor Company of Goshen to Hoosier Motor Company. G. W. Gates and Co., Muncie, $20,000. To deal in wearing apparel. G. W. Gates, E. M. Oswalt, E. S. Albright. William F. Piel Sr. Estate (Inc.), Indianapolis, $420,700. To own real estate and to deal in securities. W. F. Piel, C. F. Piel, E. P. Melcher. Linnsburg State Bank, Linnsburg, $25,000. To operate a state bank. C. F. Linn. A. Linn, H. A. Bratton. University Court Realty Company, Bloomington, $70,000. To deal in real estate and securities. N. C. Campbell, N. U. Hill, W. S. Bradfute. Monticello Vulcanizing Company, Monticello, $5?t0. To do a ruber vulcanizing business. M. F. Reprogle, H. B. Reprogle, C. R. Collins.

FAREWELL MEETING FOR CAPT, DEUTER Salvation Army Officers to Be Given Token of Appreciation. The program for the citizens' farewell meeting to be held Friday, June 6, at the First Presbyterian church at 7:30 o'clock, for Captain and Mrs. Herman Deuter, of the Salvation Army, has been completed by the committee. Captain Deuter will deliver an address to the citizens who have helped him in his work of charity and reform, which he has successfully carried on

I in the city for the past four years.

Captain and Mrs. Deuter will leave for Detroit, where they will engage in Salvation Army work. A gift will be presented to Captain and Mrs. Deuter as a token of the appreciation of the citizens for the work which they carried on here. The committee which has the meeting and program in charge is composed of Rev. T. J. Graham, B.ev. E. G. Howard, Rev. T. C. Kenworthy. After the program has been carried out, an informal farewell will be held. The program is as follows: Organ Prelude Mrs. Fred Miller Opening Words by the Presiding Officer Rev. S. R. Lyons, D. D. Scripture and Prayer Rev. Arthur Cates Quartet Mrs. Krueger, Mrs? Longnecker, Mr. Krone, Mr. Braffett. Appreciation by Citizens, representing the Commercial Club, the Y. M. C. A Hymn: "Onward Christian Soldiers." 370 The Press of the City The Ministerial Association Rev. Conrad Huber, D. D. Quartet or Solo Aur Revoir Rev. H. L. Haywood Valedictory Captain Deuter A Gift Offering. Presentation of same Hymn 425 t Benediction

MEETS FRIDAY. The Mary Hill W. C. T. U. will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ben Sanford at her home in Charles street, Fairview.

WILL OBSERVE DAY

(Palladium Special) GREEN8FORK, Ind., June 5. Mother's Day will be observed at the Liberal U. B. church at Sugar Grove next Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock. The Rev. Ida Cunningham, of Liberty, Ind., will make the address. It is hoped to have a large attendance. The Rev. Cunningham is well known as a speaker.

BOSTWICK LOSES EYE (Palladium Special) EATON. Jun 5. Clem Bostwiek. a well-known local auto repair man, lost

oi6u- ui uu ngui vjv wuu ue w struck by a small piece of steel. Boat1 wick and Brice. Webb were doing some ' repair work on an automobile and , Bostwiek held a chisel and Webb was

doing the hammering, when a piece burst from the hammer and struck him

Bradford, England, is doing some city replanning. The municipailty will wipe out a maze of buildings in its most ancient and most valuable part, where the streets are fro , meight to twelve yards wide, putting in new and broad streets, and buildings from five to eight stories high.

The world's sugar crop for this year is estimated in excess of 18,050,000 tons, or more than 2,200,000 tons greater than last year.

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New Zealand will make wireless equipment compulsory for passenger carrying vessels.

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