Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 217, 21 July 1913 — Page 9

PAGE NINE EDITOR NICHOLSON JEFF SIMPLY wanted to be sure of a hearing BY "BUD" FISHER

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY, JULY 21. 1913

SPEAKS Ofl CHURCH

Tells of the Responsibility Placed Upon the Church In America.

Speakjng on "The Relationship of Christian America to the Rest of the World," before the Bible school of the St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church yesterday morning, S. E. Nicholson, editor of the American Friei. declared that th position v.bicu the United States occupies geographically makes it peculiarly fitted to carry on the -work of civilization of the heathen countries. "It is the temptation of humanity to be self-centered," said Mr. Nicholson. "We are interested in our local affairs yet we are coming to understand that local problems are. merely a part of the problems of the entire universe. We find the same problems everywhere. It is aa inspiration to know that this Sunday school is a type of thousands of Sunday schools and that your problems are being worked out elsewhere. The problems facing a city are becoming world-wide problems; and so it is in business." Christianity's Progress. In the course of his remarks Mr. Nicholson presented statistics to show what the Christian world ha:-; done for heathen countries and what it may do for other nations. lie stated that China haa two millions of nominal Christians; Japan 70,000 of positive Christians, and in, Korea there has ben an average of one convert every hour since 1887. "The doors of Africa, India and South American countries are being opened to civilizing influences," he concluded, "and what the American churches will do for these countries remains to be seen, but I feel sure that we will continue our good work."

FREEZING BOILING WATER.

FIRST STEP TAKEN

FARMERS' CLUB

It Sounds Queer, but to Scienc It Is an Easy Matter. Water may be boiled and frozen loth at tin sranie time. The idea is a little startling, but the explanation is simple enough. The temperature at which water boils depends purely on the air pressure of its surface. If the air pressure is high the water must be made a good deal hotter to boil than is necessary at low pressure. On mountains, where the air pressure is lower than at sea level, water

boils easily at low temperature. In Plans for the first branch of the Bet-

cooking vegetables of all kinds a cer- j ter Farming association were formed tain degree of heat is required, and at a meeting of representative farmers where water boils efore that vejteta- and their wives at Columbia School, blew won't cook. Consequently they near Middleboro, yesterday afternoon, have to be put in a closed boiler so j Temporary officers were chosen and that the generated steam will create j a committee was appointed to draft pressure for the water to boil beyond I bylaws and regulations, which will be the required temperature. j submitted at. the next meeting, to be

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lea word 7 days for the

price of 5

Telephone Number 2566

Charles Miles. The committee is composed of Charles Miles, chairman,

race or tue water, as ine process ox , Mrg young. Mrs. Fred Davis, Miss pumping goes on the water will bm! j Lottie Nolte Harry Landis Nathan P. violently, the steam congealing on the UVhJte and charles Nuegel. Fred

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pumping is continued long enough and the outside is cooled below the freezing point of the water the water will continue boiling and bubbliug until it is a mass of ice. This fact is made use of in estimatintr the height of mountains. At sea

Davis was chosen temporary chairman of the meeting and Fred Bullerdick temporary secretary. Nj Cobb and Jordan Spoke. Charles V. Jordan, secretary of the Richmond Commercial Club, formerly county superintendent of public in-

level water boils at 212 degrees V. i struction, and A. D. Cob 6, Wayne This principle dees not apply to water j county agricultural agent, attended alone, but to all liquids. Chicago Trib- jthe meeting. Mr. Jordan spoke on the une. advantage of a farmers' organization, i and Mr. Cobb on the plan of organizaA river in Peru is spanned by a I tion. bridge more than two hundred feet in j (It is planned to organize branches length which is suspended from thirty-j of a farmers' association throughout

WANT AD TT EH? y

Mrs. H E. D. W M. D N. S. R

, 1 Owner 2 IN. S. R 2 1 Widow 1 1 S 1 3 Widow 3

WANTED Continued

FOR SALE Continued

WANTED For paper hang-: PORTERFIELD & GAAR ine leave orders at 7 South j M..i dm . ,rtm r Union INational liank: olug. 7th street. Phone 4040. C.

H. Mann. Mgr. H'-7t WAXTEI-To bid on lawn fence trellis and arbor work. Special low

prices until Fence Co.

August 1.

-Eureka 1 l-Tt

FOR PASTURE call O. Phone 5122-A.

F.llghuiM 6-t

Ihe place to buy a home.

city property for

trade.

Farms or

POivi ERFIELD oc

Phone 1401.

GET YOUR lawn mower sharpened. Screen doors and windows made and repaired, gasoline stoves cleaned, new and second-hand bicycles, pic

tures framed, baby cabs retired.. We FOR SALE Bargains in

repair everything. Worjc called for ed watches. J. M and delivered. Brown Darnell Co, Main.

1020 Main.

GAAR

unredeem-

o cut; dcai nc

TATE Continued

FUNK AND MILLER Second National Bank Bid?. FOR SALE 17 ACRE TRUCK FARM, 3 miles from the city. Good 7 room house, large barn, just the place to make money. 52 ACRE FARM 7 miles N. E. of the city, good building and land all tillable. You can buy it on good term at $S3 per acre. 140 ACRE farm on the Arba Pike. Good S room house, 40x60 bank barn. This is the best cf Sugar tree land, and in a high state of cultivation. Good

WILL CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING

forms m linrt f 100 nrr arrp

Lacey, 8th and j NKXt EXCURSION TO FELI.S-mon-dew-sat-tf ; MKUR FLORIDA, AUG. 4TH. 40,000

Exprr:enced core makers.; delivort,(i Oraeeiand Farm. Route ! DRAINED READY FOR THE PLOW.

5, Richmond. ID 2t: CROPS THIS LAST SEASON MADE

IFROM $150 TO $100 PER ACRE

WANTED-

Good wages, steady work. No labor trouble. Muncie Foundry and Ma

chine Co., Muncie, Ind.

8-Ht

FOR SALE Cook stove with reser-

(Palladium Special.) CAMRRIDGE CITY. Ind.. July 21. Mr. and Mrs. Tolbert Moore, of Mt, Auburn, will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage Wednesday. July 23. A family dinner will be served at noon. From 2 until 8 o'clock they will receive any of their friends who iaay wish to call.

BUSINESS CLASSIFIED Continued.

FOR RENT

voir, in rood condition. Walnut side- ''f'Ali 'Jt ai-u f.AfMSt.s,

board and walnut wash stand. 50 1 i YOU CAN BUY IT FROM $50.00

N. W. 5th street.

19-3t

POR RENT S rocm house j Third. 119 South 7th.

I FOR SA LE Central located lot i n I cemetery. Phone 1G11 or address 28 North! .rt " rnr Pnlladium. 15-2t

Mail will be kept for 30 days only. All mail not called for within that time will be cast out.

FOR RENT Furnished room. Sth street.

21-lt T2:Fsl 21-lt

FOR SALE A Phone 5102 H.

motorcycle

cheap. lS-3t

!TO $100.00 PER ACRE ON THE PAY-j

MENT PLAN AND LET THE CROPS j PAY FOR IT.

FUNK AND MILLER Phone 2766.

' FOR SALE Copper liehtnins reds

FOR aRENT Five room unfurnished and fixtures. SEE ROSS ROBERTS, flat, electric light r.ud bath. 412 CENTERVILLE, Ind. 17-7t

two ropes made from cactus fibre.

QUEEN MAUD READY TO LEAVE NORWAY

NVC -I- l

the county. The idea of organizing the branch at the No. 6 school originated with the farmers in that vicini

ty. About sixty attended the meeting yesterday. Mr. Cobb expects from one i

to three of these branches to be form ed in each township.

WANTED

West 1st. See A. W. Gregg at the

1 Hoosier Store.

i FOR RENT Furnished rooms for

light housekeeping. 29 South

WANTED Place m country by experienced married man. Call 407 N. ;

13th. ..1-t't ; rr-r TrrT

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i WANTED Competent girl for general j 27 South 17th street. Phone 1705.

voh SALE Toledo comnutinK srring-

j less scales. Fine condition, cheap.

Frank Hatfield, Centerville, Ind.

9th. j 17-4t

21-7t

housework. White girl 21S North Sth street.

FOR SALE Remington

6 room modern house. ; ?nnfi condition, cheap.

i ladium office.

HENNING & BOSWELL Comstock Bldg. Phone 2826. For Rent, Sale or Trade CENTERVILLE HOME A fine little home in Centerville, Ind. Good lot and plenty cf fruit. Good 4 room cottage. Price $400 cash. WEST RICHMOND HOME A fine little cottage 2 lots, some good fruit.

The purpose of the association is to j better the general farming conditions i

by working for good laws, electing ; WANTED Place cn farm by boy of

good officials, studying public ques-j 14 years. Call or write R. R. No. tions, and to teach courses in domes- ' . C. D. Parker. 21-2t

, nc science, cnicKen ana siock raising, Vv WTKD Position as housekeeper j home building and other subjects. j for an old coul)!e or one, ojd person. I ! Will go out cf city. Address "M. J." j

care Palladium. 21-2t

WANTED . rues. (ilS

preferred. pj-7t ! 20"'3t , FOR RENT Seven room house with i

bath and furnace. MO Main street.

J. F. Hornaday, 19-tf

FOR SALE Colt. hogs. Thompson, KnoMenberj particulars.

WILL HOLD REUNION

"o weave carpets and South 12th street. 21-9t

i SPIRILLA CORSETS TO ORDER ; Mrs. France Brusman, City, Mgr.

FOR RENT Lower fiat. 12:5 S. 11th. 17-7t FT)R'EVrFour room "furnfiFheTTTaT.

electric light and bath. Corner South 5th and A street. See A. W. Gregg at the Hoos'-er Store. 14-tf FORRE NT Fin-nii h ed f 1 atTfor 1 i g ht housekeeping. 105 N. 4th St. 2G-tf

FOR SALE Drive and walk gates at :

special prices until Aug. 1. 14-7t FOR-SALE New mcdem home. Im

mediate possession.

Z., care of the Palladium. 12-tf

type writerInquire Pal

12-tf i w ell located in West Richmond. Price

$1,500 cash.

WEST RICHMOND HOME Almost

new C room house, good barn, good lot.

i in the best part of est Richmond.

See Everett '

:'s store for 11-tf

EEE MOORS & OGBORN for an l;ind3 j cf Insurance, Bonds and "Loans. Real I

Will sell or trade for small farm.

iWe have some modern homes : r--i i f

Address x. Y' ljust nmsneu tor saie.

WAYNE f'OT NTY FARM One or the best farms in Wayne county, close to Richmond, for s?le. Will take one

104 Ft. Wayne Ave.

I Family relics, accumulated during a i cumber of years, will be offered as ! prizes at the annual reunion of the

members of the Harlan family, which WANTED The public to know I a;n

Phone 2140. 19-

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- . , t i . t r ;t in 'iiii '.. .:i t r.uv turn tat in. Estate and Rentals. Room lt, I O. O. ; 1 ' , , , 2 small truck farms for sale close

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rox-v n.r..N x rrniiie loom ana cpea fuP. SALE Farm Known as tne jonn : ,

space tor storage m cur new modern

Attention FARMERS BUILDERS PROPERTY OWNERS Save money by having an expert shingler. 20 years' experience. Old roofs taken off and new ones put on. Be sure and get prices from PIPER 18 N. 13TH ST. PHONE 105

LARGEST MOVING VANS B. F. Morris Moving Varrs 202 S. 8th St. Phone 1627 $1. F. Haner. Mgr.

is to be neld this year at Des Moines, Iowa. The Harlan Reunion association held its meeting in Richmond last year, at which time Denver Harlan, of this city, was elected to the office cf vice president. The reunion will be held on August 21 and 22.

concrete building. Richmond Storage Co., rear 19 S. 11th St. Phone 1412. 19-2mo

doing residence planing and carpen

ter work, making a specialty of FOR RENT Furnished rooms, hath

stair-building, hardwood floors and j and kitchen priviledges. Ladies' interior work of all kinds. No mat-' call at 124 N. 10th or Phone 25SC. tor what von want in this line call' f---rr. i n l.; II TIK O O O i

XMiillh. .vx. n uiu'vh. ruuuc 'FOR RENT

ID-tit

E. Shute farm, 3 city.

FOR SALE

; Inquire 9 S. 17th street.

mils southeast;' ""i i-siau; wuc i7-3tWe Have It.

HENNING & BOSWELL Phone 2826.

Fireiess cooker cheap.

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1 I

r,TT,v i WANTED Female bull puppy, Grace-, lAJiwlIljIlj tUl land Farm. Route 5. Richmond.

FESTIVAL BEGINS j WANTED Girl or woman to assist

I with housework. 207 N. 14th. 19-:Jt

( Pall.tiShim Spm-ian

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind.. July 21. ; i WAVE A WAGNER motorcvele 1909

Five-room double house. ;

Good reference; no children. In-1 quire 221 S. 3d st. jiylS-tf I FOlTlTENT A pretty furnished mod- j ern house of five rooms and bath to j party without children at i"2 Pearl ! street. 1S-.U

FOR SALE REAL TATE

ES-! BUSINESS CLASSIFIED

H. H. JONES Auctioneer I cry all kinds of sales anywher and guarantee satisfaction or no pay. Horses bought and sold at all times. Livery and feed barn in connection. No. 15 North 7th st, Richmond. Ptaoa office 1413, residence 2570. Laundry Dry Cleaning In order to meet competition we have reduce the rates of our laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. We will gvm you the best work in town at the lowen prie. Some of our special prices: SHIRTS DRESS 19c

LSIIIRTS DAY Sc

Collars 2o Work called for and delivered promptly. Family washing by the pound. WEST SIDE Sanitary Laundry and Drv Cleaning Co. PHONE C07S. 41 RICHMOND AVE.

DYE AND PRICE Phone 2150.

FOR SALE

it n streets blocked by tents, merry-! go-rounds, ferris wheels, and with the ! playing of bands, the pleading cf the barkers, band music and confetti '

model. SVi H. P. In good running order. Address S. E. King, Route No. 15, Cambridge City, Ind.

jul 19-21-23-2G-2S-29-30

showers the mid-summer festival at MEN. WOMEN Vet government joblT

Cambridge City will be on in full j

swing tonight. The festival and carnival will continue each evening for a j week.

QUEEN MAUD OF NORWAY. LONDON. July 21 Word has been received here that Queen Msud of Norway has besought her king to give up his throne and leave Norway forever. Rumor3 of plots to assassinate young Crown Prince Olaf are believed to have caused the Queen to beg her husband to step down as ihe head of his country and to go to England with, their child. There is at the present time a bill before the Storthing providing that if the King and Queen die without a male heir the country shall become a republic.

SEITERS IS SILENT

The Directors of the Y. M. C. A. are

j still waiting to hour from J. E. Seiters. of Wheeling, W. Va.. to whom they j offered the position cf physical director with the local association.

FOR RENT One furnished room for housekeeping; private. -In S. 11th st. julylS-tf lRRE3nr6roo"m m.-d'eni" house" Call at ;25 S. h. l::t FARMS " FOR' CASH RENT 100and

Excellent salaries. Write immcdi- j 200 acre farms, well improved, ex

cellent land. North Wayne County. Address ' Owner," care Palladium. 13-7 1

fiO a erf? good so;l. cated about mile

$t;,ooo. FOR SALE Good 7 room dwelling town. Price $7

NOTICE The Eureka Fence and Mfg. Co. will move their business to West 3rd and Chestnut streets August 1st. A special lew price on all

their prcducts until that date. 14-7t

LOST

proved. Jo-'.

tion. Trice

SAM S. VIGRAN RELIABLE PAWNBRO K E R

; LOST Baby's locket and chain be

tween 21st and 8th street. Frienda' church. Return to Dr. W. J. Smith's ofr.ee, 1103 Main. 21-lt

Mo.iey advanerd on anything of value.) Special values in trunks, suit cases,! i etc. i

I LOST $15 btwe-n Hooier Drill and

Arlington Hotel. Return to 317 N. 0th. Reward. 21-31

smali

LOST On Arba pike between Chestei

ately for free list of positions obtainable. Franklin Institute Dept 94-C. Rochester, N. Y". 12-mon-wed-fri-sat-2"t

! 6 NORTH fTH STREET

jSburley's Large Moving Vans! auto v?il- Cal1 3114 E- wm UorTOW'

DYE AND PRICE 901 Main Street

12 to It North Sth. street. Phone 153S. '

and Greer Williams residence, blu

TOW. 21-11

i Tot !

FOR SALE 7 room houso. large

cheap if sold this month. 227."crtli

DEAD STOCK

THE MUTUAL HOUSE FURNISH-j INC. CO, 1216 . 3rd street, Dayton. ' O.. will close at noon Saturday July ; and August. 15-7t

WANTEr Main.

FOR SALE

13th. F R A N "K I C 1 1 R-:al e7t ate" Vaushan Bldg.

lS-7t

-Experienced girl.

20O9 ; 17-tf I

WANTED Carpenter work

kinds. 220 N. 12th street.

FOR SALE Lumber, good as new. Cor. W. 3rd and E street. Phone 4717. 21-3t

' FOR SALE Modern V) ' house. Call 3Xi Sf-uth

Room 5 S u ch as Hogs, Horses, Cattle or Sheep removed free of f i

:! charge. Telephone charges paid. Our cooking plant has

s-tf been inspected and declared sanitary and license issued by

room brick

I street.

BLACKBERRIES Fancy Home Grown Fcr Canning

EGGEMEYER'S Two Stores

oi an FOR SALE Fiano. c l"-9t, s. 5th street.

rap for cash. 27 21-3t

WANTED Laundry woman at West-! FOR SALE Horses, harness, wagons, cctt hotel. 19-tf; nat beds, vehicle-', one cab and har

ness nice as nw.

N. A.

21-7t

WANTED By young widow, position

as housekeeper for widower. Coun- poll SALE One of the best ests.M.ih-

try preferred. Address "Widow

care Palladium.

W. S. BENNETT. REAL ESTATE

Room 15 Kelly R'ock. Phone

City and farm propety for sale, trade or rent. Good stock farm 110 acres. $'36 per acre.

7.; state veterenarian according to the law of the state as

passed by the last session of the legislature.

17-3t

WANTED Competent cook. Tel 2163.

V. M. ROBERTS REAL ESTATE

ed grocery businesses in the city, j City and farm properties. Liberty Address "Bargain," care Palladium, i Ave. R. No. 1. Phone 4171. Office 13-3t-Keys Harness Store. 613 Main St.

CLENDENEN FERTILIZER CO.. .

1 257 Ft. Wayne Avenue Richmond .Indiana.

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