Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 195, 24 June 1913 — Page 10
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELL GRAM. TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1913
ADVOCATES SUNDAY CLOSING 1(1 TALK
Rev. Grannis, Speaking at High School, Explains .Work Done.
WOULD REMEDY EVIL
iThe World's Madness for Money is Folly, Minister Asserts.
Advocating Sunday closing for every kind of business, the Rev. George W. Grannis of New York City, spoke last evening at the high school auditorium, under the auspices of the Richmond postoffice employes. E. M. Haas, postmaster, introduced the Rev. Grannis. Mr. Haas explained that the speaker was instrumental in having postoffices and businesses In various parts of the country closed on Sunday. Mr. Haas explained what Rev. Grannis is doing to remedy present evils and make the people of the world and especially the United States 'realize ; that the world's madness for money was folly when to obtain it, rthe laws of God and man had to be 'violated) The people are becoming aware of the fact at this time, according to Mr. Haas, who gave much credit for the reform movement to Rev. "Grannis. Praises Ministers' Work. Rev. Grannis praised the work of the ministers in the country stating that they were the most sincere men in the world. Considerable work was lone by the ministers in the large cities to assist the movement for Sunday (closing of the post offices, he said. Sunday Closing Important. Mr. Grannis spoke of essential and fundamental questions which are confronting the people of today. As important as any is the problem of Sunday closing of every branch of work and giving to every laboring man at least one day in the week for rest and Sabbath observance. Closing- the works of the steel corporations' of Pittsburg on Sunday was explained by Mr. Grannis. It . was through- his work that this end was finally reached in that city. Though the owners of manufactories ridiculed the work of Grannis and his supporters in attempting to close the plants, they were finally convinced that their employee's services were more efficient and better six days out of the -week if they did not work Sunday, than when they worked every day. Health Was Impaired. Through, the influence of the reforming organization of Allegheny County Sunday School association of Pittsburgh, many conditions in the factories which tended to impair the health of the laboring classes both physically ' and mentally were remedied. Rev. Grannis attended a meeting of the association in a Y. M. C. A. in Pittsburg and presented the matter of closing the corporations on Sunday. The chairman of the meeting was opposed to the movement of "bucking" the alleged trust and said the association would not take up the movement. So great was the impression made by the advocator of Sunday closing that the other members of the association demanded it. The chairman of the organization resigned and Grannis, though a stranger to the entire body, "was elected chairman and successfully carried on the work proposed by him. It was found that the absence of men ifrom church was due to the fact that they were compelled to work seven days each week. "Death Wagon" Ready. The Jones and Lockland Steel corporation of Pittsburg was located in the same square where Rev. Grannis was at one time pastor of a church. "The death wagon was on three sides of the church ready to carry away persons wh.o were crushed or killed while at work there" said Rev. Grannis. "The conditions there are now improved greatly as a result of appropri-
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The photograph of Harry K. Thaw was made today in New York where he was the first witness to go on the stand in the trial of his lawyer, John N. Anhut, indicted for bribery in connection with an attempt to get Thaw out of Matteawan. It is expected that Thaw's testimony will take the better part of the day. It is said that he is jubilant over his chance to appear in court again and that he believes it will prove a great help to him in establishing his sanity.
ations made by the government to remedy these conditions and reduce the danger of loss of life to a minimum. As many as 8,000 men were saved in the steel corporations as a result of expenditures of $750,000" said the speaker. The attempt to open the postoffices again on Sunday which is being promoted by an organization in Detroit is being bitterly contested by Rev. Grannis. Billy Van, comedian, is one of the leaders in the movement which is being contested by Grannis. A petition to have the post offices opened containing thousands of names and weighing twenty-one pounds was recently sent to the government officials' though Grannis was succe.-i.il in having the petition refused. Musical Program. A musical program was provided which included two numbers by Wesley Howard, violinist, two selections by the Richmond quartet composed of Ed Mote, Henri Kamp, C. F. Hutchins and Walter Luring. A solo was sung by C. P. Hutchins accompanied by Wesley Howard and Ruth Hadley.
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DESPERATE THIEF
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John Brantlinger Leaps from
Window of Terre Haute Court House Today. (National News Association TERRE HAUTE, Ind., June 24. John Brantlinger, charged with larceny leaped from the office of the prosecutor on the third floor of the court house today and killed himself while the prosecutor was preparing an affidavit against him. Brantlinger hid in a saloon last night, robbed it after it was closed and was caught while spending the money. After a fierce struggle with policemen he was arrested. As he waited in the prosecutor's office, pending arraignment, he leisurely walked toward the window. Before those in the office could prevent he leaped from the window, striking the pavement below. He was dead when officials reached his side.
SEEDING MACHINE SALESMEN CITY Reports of Last Year's Work Conferences Arranged for Week.
EAGLE MEMORIAL SERVICE JUNE 29 J. M. Lynch of International Typographical Union to Give Address.
32 DEPARTED MEMBERS
Memorial to Be Held at Murray Theater-Program is Announced.
The memorial services of Wayne Aerie No. 666, Fraternal Order 'of Eagles will be held Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. James M. Lynch president of the International Typographical Union, and a member of Indianapolis Aerie of Eagles will deliver the memorial address. The following program has been arranged for the occasion: Selection: "Beautiful Star of Heaven" Orchestra. Opening Exercises Officers Wayne Aerie No. 666. Prayer Walter Sowers, Worthy Chaplain. Solo: "Abide With Me" Liddle Mr. Frank I. Braffett. Exercises Officers Wayne Aerie No. 666. Selection: "After Vespers" Orchestra. Calling Roll of Departed Brothers.. Aug. Johanning, Worthy Secretary. Duet: "In the Cross of Christian Glory" Howe Mrs. Krueger and Mr. Braffett. Oration James M. Lynch, Indianapolis Aerie, No. 211. President of International Typographical Union. Solo: "The Angel's Answer" Schnecker Mrs. F. W. Krueger. Closing Exercises Officers Wayne Aerie No. 666. Hymn: "Nearer My God to Thee".. Members and Audience. Closing Prayer Walter Sowers Worthy Chaplain. MisB Ruth Peltz, accompanist. The officers are: Adam Elstro, Ju
nior Past Worthy President; William
Vietze, Jr., Worthy President; James
Burns, Worthy Vice President; Chas. Poter, Worthy Chaplain; August Johanning; Worthy Recording Secre-
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REPUBLICANS VOTE !!i FAVOR HOLDING PRIMARY ELECTION
tary. W. M. Geier, Worthy Financial Secretary; Henry Schroeder, Worthy Treasurer; Walter Sowers. Worthy Conductor; Howard Horton, Inside Guard; Lewis Essenmacher, Outside Guard; Dr. M. S. Bulla, Worthy Physician. The Trustees are W. B. Wilson. U. L. Parshall and Jesse Evans. The memorial committee is composed of W. R. Bloom, Alphons Weishaupt, E. J. Myers, W. B. Wilson and Adam Elstro. The past worthy presidents of the aerie are A. E. Morel, J. Frank Hartzler, Henry Schroeder, Franklin Moore, Murray Hill. John F. Handley. Adam Elstro, Joseph Weishaupt, Edgar J. Myers and W. R. Bloom. The services are held in memory of the following departed brothers of
Frank Besselman 1905 ! have not even been discussed by the t. . ,i . : Rfruhlican committeemen as yet, but
jumrpu r.ufiuf I L litvo! , George F. Franks 1906ithis mattr win Probably be brought
AN INSANE CHESTER WOMAN IN CUSTODY
(Palladium Special) CHESTER. Ind., June 24. Mrs. Xeil Chandley. 45, was taken in custody by Sheriff Bayer yesterday afternoon and brought to Richmond where she is confined in the Home for Friendless
temporarily insane. She would not re-'
City Ticket Will Be Nominat-tturn to her home Sunday and was in
ed September 8, Second Monday of Month.
ASK T0USESCH00L On Middleboro Pike for Sunday Meetings. Residents on the Middleboro
Women. Mrs. Chandlev is said to be ! have rout led Township Truste
Hcwarth. to p?imit them to use Town Svhool Xo. t for a Sunday School.
According to the 1913 statute govern.
the rain all night sleeping in some
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ing mUrs of this kind, permission
bushes near her home. She was per- . . . . K shall be granted by the trustee after
the applicants have secured tho petU tions of at l-v.st one-half of the voter within two nuls of the institution.
suaded to go into the house of Chas.
Duke where she was found by the : sheriff. Her condition is not incurable.
She may be returned to her home in-' stead of being committed to the asy-' There are 3.424 languages and dia lum, according to the sheriff. j le. u.-. i.. tne entire world.
inn fnr f-nntiileratinn at a Committee
ill rr iiii bvuic uiuc nrv At the opening of the meeting last night City Chairman lliff made a short
t t who-. m'UD tor consideration ai a
. luu ruin :
William Roser 1907 William Hufford 1907 Henry Overman 1907
John F. OConnell 1908 i address. He said: Charles F. Karl 1908 i Address By J. E. Miff. Too Miliar iar,cl "I accepted the chairmanship of the
Frank Salem 1908 Republican organization oecause i iove ; John Daniels 1909 ! tne principles, traditions and triumphs , B. F. Highley ................. !!l91o!of tnat Party- 1 did not accePl u De- j George W. Cook .1910 cause 1 was for any particular man or J. T. Duffey '. .............. 1910 ' seeking any office for myself. If this j Fred Miller ..!..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1910 I contest is a mere scramble for office James E. Whitehead ! . . "l910 j 1 am doneCharles Sterrett 1911 "I want my party to succeed. I am
Joseph Moriarity 1911 jnot ashamed of its record. 1 want to j
Frank Lloyd 1911
see principles above persons. I will ivermit no dislikes or likes to interfere. 1 am for the Republican party and 1 love its great cardinal principles more than 1 hate or love any particular man, and I will put these prin-
John Hewitt 1911 F. E. Walters 1911 Edward J. Smith 1911 William L. Stephens 1912 r r . r : i - .
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Franklin Moore 1912 ! eiptes above every semblance of petty Emmet Stanley 1912 ; jealousy or personal feeling. Homer Stanley 1912' "We are going to win. The Progres-
Joe Collins 1912 Frank Dillon 1913 John H. Meyers 1913
Wasted. First Cinder Why so angry? Second Cinder I've been wasting time in a glass eye. New York Sun.
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