Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 235, 11 August 1913 — Page 7

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY. AUGUST II, 1913

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CHURCHES ARE TO UNITEJE THUS Rev. Buchannan Makes a Strong Plea for Unity at Bethany Park.

(Pal indium Special) INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 11 That the union of the Christian churches of the country in the future is not an impossibility but a probable reality, is tlie assertion of the Rev. W. S. Buch anan, of Union City, Ind., at a meet- j Ing yesterday in Bethany Park. Rev. j Buchanan declared that he is ashamed j of the church in its present condition, because of the selfishness of Individ- j ual members. He believes that indi-1 cations are for a speedy eradication of petty denomination?! lines. Call Is a Loud One. "There never was a time in the history of our country when the call for Christian union was eo loud as It is today," said the Rev. Mr. Buchanan. "Union is in the air. It is being agitated by every religious gathering of all denominations. ; Whether all "wish it or not, it Is coming. Whether it comes one way or the other as concerns doctrinal views it matters not, for it will come God's way. Some persons are worried over the affairs of the church of the present day. I am ashamed of the church as it now stands, because the' men in it permit selfishness to crowd Christ out of their hearts and even out of the church. "The word 'go' has been the most powerful term in all languages since the beginning of time," said the Rev. Mr. Muchanan. "It opened a highway through the watery wilderness of the ; Atlantic; It leveled the forests of the New World and reared in their stead a community of states. It has put in motion millions of spindles, harnessed thousands of iron steeds to as many cars and set them flying from town to town and from nation to nation. 'Go' Is the ringing keynote of Christian life, whether it be with regard to the individual or the church. The Bleeping deacon and the sleeping congregation must die to make way for the progressive in religion, as the industrial and political sleepers have made way for the 'doers' in these lines." SHE LIKED SAILING. So the Wi9 English Spinster Lived Up to Her Contract. The following true tale is a most curious instance of living well on nothing a year without breaking the laws of the land. Many years ago a steam packet company of Liverpool wished to buy a piece of laud which was owned by a "stay at home spinster." as her neighbors described her. She told her land at a very low price, but Insisted upon a clause being inserted in the agreement giving her the right at nuy time during her life to travel with a companion in any of the com pany's vessels. , When the agreement was closed she tto!d her furniture and went on board the first outgoing ship belonging to the packet company. For years this wise spinster lived nearly all the time upon one ship or another, frequently accompanied by a companion, accordng to the agreement. This was always a persou who otherwise would have been a regular passenger, but who purchased her ticket at reduced rates by paying tne spinster instead of the packet company. The company offered her more than twice the value of the land if she would give up her privilege, but this she would not do. Her reply was. "You got the land cheap, and I like sailing, so we both should be satisfied." Beat the Author. "East Lynue" has enjoyed a unique popularity, both as play and novel. After being rejected by two publishers, it kept the printers of the third working night and day to meet the demand, and, what Is more, made abundant work for foreign printers too. for it was soon translated into most of the European and many of the orien- j tal languages. And it achieved fame; in another direction by becoming the I stock example of the defects of oun copyright system, for the many dra- i matte versions of the story into which j a comic policeman was introduced.' never brought the author a single penny in royalties. London Express. The Italian government makes an apropriation of $30,000 for the maintenance of a botanical garden at Eaki, In the Congo.

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k S 1 MI s sirs?. ' t ." BRAND WHiTLOCK. WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.Whitloek, the literary mayor Brand of lo ledo, O., is slated for an important probable that diplomatic post. It. is he will be sent either as ambassador to Russia or minister to Turkey. Although Mr. Whitiock does not have the backing of the solid Ohio congressional delegation, as lie has always been an independent in politics, he is a close personal friend of the president, and with the latter's influence will have no difficulty in gaining the congressional endorsement. Songs of the Balkans. The part played by Balkan song in keeping fresh the hatred of the Chris j tiaus against the Turks in the penin- ; sula has been very great. Popular poetry in the Balkans has ended by j creating one unique hero, Marka Krai- i jevitch. He is a great warrior, combining in his own person the most not- j able qualities of William Tell, the Cid, j Don Quixote and Pa r.ta gruel, lie is! continually deceiving the Turk by all j manner of disreputable stratagems and ; always justifies the means by success. Marka is n great feudal lord, and he j spends his time in challenging Turks j to single combat. Hero-like, his sue cesses are prodigious. The new Chinest lished recently at dictionary, puhShanghai repre-1 sents five years labor of many of China's greatest scholars, and supersedes as the standard the famous dictionary published in 171G by the authority of the Emperor Khangh-si. Many scientific words are included in the new dictionary and many obsolete characters have been dropped.

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Mrs. Edna Eikenberry Adjudged Insane and Is Taken to Hospital. ( f-ailauium Spe.-ll) EATON", O., Aug. 11. Domestic troubles, the loss of ail her property and money, and the sensational disappearance of her father, at the t-arne time of th? disappearance of the wife of a neighbor, combined to completely dethrone the reason of Mrs. Edna M. Eikenberry, 30, who was adjudged insane last Saturday by Probate Judge I Arthur I). Davis and committed to the Dayton state hospital. She was taken ; to that instiiutio-i Saturday afternoon by Sheriff Wertz. ' The case of the woman is one of the ! most pitiable that has come into pub- ! He attention. Three or four years ago her husband, Frai:k Rlddinger, filed suit for divorce, but lost. After that, action Biddinger, it is said, manifested a willingness to live with the worn- ; an. But shortly afterwards he left h?r for the second time, taking with him her money. A successi'ul divorce suit I was filed by Mrs. Biddinger, and the court ordered that the husband pay a certain weekly amount for the support of their minor child. ! Loses Her Alimony. j After the divorce Bidington was ' married to another woman, and ccas-1 ed the weekly payments for the child's ; support. For a long time his whereabouts were unknown, but he was finally located at Goodlettsville, Tern., ' and Prosecuting Attorney and ex- j Sheriff Boner went to that town to re-' turn him to Eaton for contempt of j court. Tennessee's governor, however, j held that he was making a good citi- ! zen in that state and refused to issue j requisition papers. About two weeks ago her father, Isaac D Eikenberry, for many years ! a prominent farmer in the Dunkard j ! settlement surrounding the Wheatviile j : church, southeast of Eaton, departed I ; for parts unknown, supposedly with j i the wife of Isaac Neff, keeper of a J ; small store at that place. Since their j 1 departure nothing has been learned to j ! indicate their whereabouts. Since her I father's disappearance, Mrs. Biddinger, it is asserted, suffered a complete j ; collapse. I Eikenberry's disappearance has i brought court action on a couple suits for money secured on notes signed by ; his wife. The Tree of Life. The banana is believed by some peoole to be the forbidden fruit which is mentioned ii the story of the .Garden j of Eden. In any c;ise. it is one of the j curiosities or tne vegetante Kingdom, being not a tree, a pnlm. .t bush or shrub, a vegetable or a herb, but an herbaceous plant with the stature of a tree. Although it sometimes attains n height of thirty foot, there is no woody fiber in any part of the structure, and the bunches growing on the dwarf ba- j nana plant are oTten Heavier rnat tue stalk which supplants them. No plant gives such a q-jantity of fowl to the acre as the banana. It yields fortyfour times more by weight than the potato and 133 times more than wheat. f " L L L JJ oi receiving by pnone should J f iL 11 ready tor the collector.

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WANT ADS Talk to the Town Through THE PALLADIUM 1 Cent a Wo r d ' 7 Days for the Price of 5 TeSsphone NuiTjter 2566 Want Ad Letter List Q 20 1 S M. D i A Farm 2 WANTED SCREENS made and repaired Hear-j soy tires, bicycles, saddles, pumps ill kinds sundries. Repairing of all , kinds. Lawn mowers sharpened. baby cabs re-tired. Work called for and delivered free. Wesley Brown and Son, N. West 2nd and Williams. Phone 30SG. ll-7t WANTED Rough dried Phone 1N7S. washings. ll-2t first class, at Shop. ll-3t WANTED Barbers. Intorurban Barber WANTED Wash woman to come to house. 1G. S. 9th. 11-1 1 WANTED Second cook at lington hotel. WANT K D BL IERSONS ESTED IN A BUSINESS the Ar-ll-3t INTER-EDl'CA-TION TO KNOW T11AT SCHOOL IS NOW IN ESSION AT THE RICHMOND BUSINESS COLLEGE AND THE SOONER YOU BEGIN YOUR WORK THE BETTER IT WILL BE. WHY NOT DECIDE NOW. VOU CAN NOT GAIN ANYTHING BY WAITING. FOR FULL INFORMATION PHONE 2040 OR CALL AT COLLEGE OFFICE ON j THIRD FLOOR OF COLONIAL; BUILDING. L. B. CAMPBELL.) i MANAGER. 11-St WANTED TWO Or three rooms fori housekeeping. P. O. Box 67. Call 24S3 or address lilt WANTEDThis week only bonafide bids for property 227 North 3rd St. Mrs. Rena Zimmerman. ll-4t WANTED Girl for general nouse - work. 2001 East Main street. WANTED Old chairs' to cane. 333 S 10th street. S-7t WANTED tTo rent a furnished cot- j tage to well recommended party, I for one month. Address "K. C." care Palladium. S-3t j WANTED A commercial artist to rep- j resent us in Richmond and adjacent j territory. The Miami Eng. Co., Day-1 ton, Ohio. 6 7t j WANTED You to call E. M. Blue if vou need window and door screens, i Flytraps, 50c up. Shipping and show coops for chickens. I also do grind- j ing of all kinds, knives, scissors, ' plow points. Give me a call on your' rarnentrv iob work. 402 S. 11th st. Phone 2622. 4-7t WAN'TED To buy small farm near! Richmond. Phone 4155. 4-7t GET-YOUR lawn mower sharpened. ' Screen doors and windows made and repaired, gasoline stoves cleaned. new and secona-nana Dicycies, pictures framed, baby cabs retired. We! repair everything. WorJ called fori and delivered. Brown Darnell Co. 1020 Main. W ANTED Competent cook. Tel 2163.

WANTED Young girl to assist with housework. 36 South Sth. 29-tf WANTED Laundry woman at YVestcott hotel. 19-tf FOR PASTURE cair6nuighurx Phone 5122-A. 6-tf FOR SALE

FOR SALE Single folding cot. 1114 South C street. Call! 11-lt FOR SALE Sorghum mill and evapo - rater. Phone G. ll-7t FOR SALE CHEAP 2 cots, tent 7x7,' iron bed and springs. 611 South B JTi- 11-St FOR SALE Sideboard. Call at Mor - i gans. E. Main street. Centervtlle. S-3t

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HENNING & BOS WELL Comstock Bldg. Phone 2S2o. REAL ESTATE TALKS Looking for a snap in real? A home? Well you don't want to go to anyone but our firm. We've got it; can show you exactly what you want, and at the right prices. We believ' i we can sell you house and ground for less than you can build the house for ; today. The man with real estate to soil should not hesitate in the least n

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i the public at large. That is just wnat yn are Aoin' when ou Ket 11 on our I 1M . it 1TT 'lift Virillli I I I Vi V V i day that entire satisfaction is the result from deals which take place in this manner. SEE US. HENNING & BOSWELL Phone 2826. FOR SALE A large barn to be re-1 s-st 1 i moved. Phone 414S. ! FOR r i . SAL.E Lanoieum, single neu. ; . -Ac o n.v. n I l&ugtr aim uiuggei. t vo o. ciu. tf--w FORS ALE Registered shoFt horn male calf. Price $33.00. W. P. Krom. Phone 3021. 9-7t i FOR SALE Fine peaches. Address: Graceland Farm, K. t . Li. ISO. o. 9-3t i pQR SALE Or will trade for runa. bout, new 5 passenger automobile. Address "Automobile." care Palladium. 9-7t FOR SALE Two. young driving mares, city broke. Phone 5119-1. 7-7t FOR SALE A Sohmer upright piano, cheap. 303 N. 10th. 5-7t FOR SALE CHEAP Motorcycle in good condition. Call QUAKER CITY GARAGE. 6-7t FOTlT SALE Horses, harness, wagons, vehicles all kinds. 317 N. A. a o-7t FOR SALE Twin Thor motorcycle. Bargain. See Alexander Bros. 5-7t FOR-SALE At once, Bliekensderfer typewriter, almost new. Owner leaving City. Address "Typewriter," care Palladium. 4-7t FOR SALE Cucumbers Phone 5126-B. for pickles. 5-7t FOR SALE Thermatic tireless cooker. Almost new; two wells. Phone 1773. 4-7t WILL BUY OR SELL ANYTHING Prompt atention given. C. B. Parsons, 1025 N. E st 4-7t ! FOR SALE Remington typewriter ! mit r-nnrtiti.-in rhn Innnire Pnl. I ladium office. 12-tf FOR SALE Bargains in unredeem-; ed watches. J M. Laeey, Sth and ! Main. mon-dew-sat-tf I ;FOR SALE Edison Home talking maI chine, 28 records, recorder, large i hnrn and KfanH alcn ln vnrite K -i a. i burner in No. 1 condition. Cheap if sold at once. Call 919 N. 11th St. 6-wed-sat-mon-3t FOR RENT FOR RENT Front room downstairs for light housekeeping. 214 X. luh. 11-St FOR RENT 2 rooms furnished for housekeeping. 224 X. 5th. ll-3t i FOR RENT A beautiful apartment in the Pelham. North inth street. Furnished or unfurnished. See at j once- 11. tj FOR RENT House f rooms, furnace i bath. 745 South 7th. Phone 1 11 tf : FOR RENT Room suitable for office j or business. Plumbed for barber snop. onh.cy. in anu .Mam. 11-mon-wedj FARMS FOR CASH RENT 100 and 200 acre farms, weii improved . Ex - cellent land. North Wayne County. Address -Owner,' care Palladium. j 2S-eod-7t ; PGR RENTroom house on South 16th. Call it South 16th. P,D.R.E RMi PALLADIUM OR RENTdolph. -House. Call 23$ Ran j 8-St FOR RENT Furnished fiat. 415 Main ! -t i FOR RENT Two fjrnished rooms for light housekeeping. Light, bath and gas No children. 615 S. B. .-7t : FOR RENT Furnished rooms for Sth. 7-7t light housekeeping. S23 South 'POR RENT Furnished flat for light j housekeeping. IPS N. 4th. ,FOR RENT Five-room double house. I Good reference; no children. Inquire 221 S. 3d sL ilylS-tf

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PORTERFIELD & GAAR Union National Bank Bldg. - 0 ACRES close to Richmond 6 room rouse and Darn, well fenced, line mtie home $3.0t. on a good pike, i IT ACRKS near Richmond on pik 'no buildings :;,000 02 ACRES c!o;e to Richmond. Mod ; ern home, very best of land at $130 j n re. on pike. j si ACRES, 7 miles Richmond, buildings fair $7,000. j 1.1.1 ACRES 7 miles Richmond room bank barn, fence fair, market. 120 acre. ! , a lt'.O ACRES 9 miles Richmond. 7 room house, flat barn, 40xo0. good farm is a money maker ! fences. Thi at $100 acre. This is the place to buy your city property. Headquarters for all kinds of real estate. riiunc nui. PORTERFIELD & GAAR -T"tJ C McGUIRE APART1 I 1 MENTS ARE NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY. These apartments, situated on North side of Main, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, are equipped with steam heat .electric lights, hard and soft, hot and cold water; are well ventilated and strictly modern and complete in every particular, ii making them very desirable. Will be -rented for residence purposes only. WM. H. BRADBURY & SON Rooms 1 and 3 Westcott Blk. FOR RENT A furnished room and bath. 64 South 12th. 7-tf FOR" i- EXT Modern house. Call 1310 North A street 7-3t FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 2271. 7-3t FOR RENT Front 11th. room, 19 South 7-7t FOR RENT A house. South 3rd and C. Phone 31S0. 1-tf FOR RENT 6 room house, bath. 2013 X. C Call 103 X. 15th. Phone 4010. 26-t! FOR -RENT Five room unfurnished flat, electric light end bath. 412 W. 1st. See A. W. Gregg at the Hooaier Store. 5-tf FOR RENT Private room and open f pace for storage In our new modern concrete building. Richmond Storage Co, rear 19 S. 11th St. Phone 1412. 19-2mo FOR SALE New cottage. J100 cash, balance monthly. Bargain for home Box 100. city. ll-7t i FOR SALE 4 acres of ground with j - room. two storv house: wood house, smoke-house and barn, and some fruit of most all kinds. j mile from Economy . For particulars. call or write. Primes Edwards. FOR SALEroom, two story brick house with bath, electric lights and gas. Call at 209 South fth street. 2-tf ! FOR SALE Three lots $150 and two iots $175 each. West 7th street and Peacock Road. D. D. Smith. 5-7t 1 port SALE S1 acres, a 6 room house j and gooi buildings, li miles north of the citv. Call at 401 X. j $th street 7.7t A. M. ROBERTS REAL ESTATE 9-tfcity and farm 'properties. Liberty fan No. ; Ave. R. No. 1. Phone 417L Office Keys Hame?3 Store. 612 Main SL OLER AND ALBERTSON 1 Room 5 Westcott Block Phone 1619 jFor insurance, bonds of all kinds. Farms for sale; also city property. j Rental? giTen prompt attention. 3 77- Dr. . 1 Ai wuwiijr For Sale Building lots and residences in all parts of the city. We write all kinds of insurance, rent properties, loan j-rnoney and make surety bonds. UyM RR A fRI !RY Xr CflM ? ,v, tT RoOtDS 1 &3 WeStCOtt Block mon-wed-frt tf

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ONCI CMCXCH To Out A P,. BUSINESS CLASSIFIED FUNK AND MILLER Second National Bank Bid?. CITY HOMES FOR SALE MODERN" HOME. South 16th street 10 rooms, hot water heating plant, good big lot, west side of street. Good home in the right location. Price 4.000 U)T 47 HY 10.5 FIRST BLOCK NORTH OF M AIN STREET. 6 room house renting for $15 per month. THIS IS A FINE LOT IX THH RIGHT IjOCATIOX. PRICE $3,400. See us for farms of all kinds. FUNK AND MILLER Phone 2766. H.. JONES Auctioneer I err &B kinds of sales anywhera 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. Phon office 1413, residence 2570. ZUTTERMEISTER'S Large moving vans. Phono 251-9. Office. Rear 19 S. Sixth street AUTO LIVERY $2.00 per Hour QUAKER CITY GARAGE Phone 1625. LARGEST MOVINQ VANS B. F. Morris Moving Vans 202 S. 8th St. Phone 1627 M. F. Haner. Mgr. Shurley's Large Moving Vans J? to 14 North 8th street. Phone 1534. SEE MOORE ft OGBORN for ail kinds cl Insurance. Bonds and Loan. Baal Estate and Rentals. Room 18, L O. Ol r. P. Bide. Attention FARMERS BUILDERS PROPERTY OWNERS Ssto 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 1051 SAM S. VIGRAN RELIABLE PAWNBROKER Money advanced on anything of value. Special values in trunks, suit cases. etc 6 NORTH 6TH STREET LOST LOST Yellow pocketbook containing paper and gold. Reward if returned to 112 Pearl street. 9-2t LOST Lady's bracelet btwen show ground and Main street Initials "L. V.," engraved. Return to Palladium and receive reward. ll-7t POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FRANK JONES is a candidate for Councilman from the Sixth Ward, sub-9-7tjjectto the Republican nomination. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR WITH THE WILL ANNEXED State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss: Xotice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed admini istrator with the will annexed of the eiaie 01 jonn Jtaubietter, aeceasea. late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Dickinson Trust Co.. Administrator with the Will Annexed. WILLIAM H. KELLEY, 4-11-15-25 Attorney. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss: Notice Is hereby given that the unoersigned has been appointed admiui'trator of Patrick O'Dea, deceased, late of WayDe County. Indiana. Said state is supposed to be solvent. Dickinson Trust Co, Administrator WILLIAM H. KELLEY", Attorney. 4-11-is-r