Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 29, 13 December 1913 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, DEC. 13, 1913

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1914 HIGH SCHOOL CLASS NUMBERS 107 Candidates For Graduation Register With With Principal Pickell.

KENWORTHV ASKS GENERAL REVIVAL

Suggests That Pastors Small Towns Engage Williams.

The list of candidates or gradua

tion with the 1914 class, which will; leave high school next June totals 107. If all candidates receive diplomas, It will be the largest class in the hie- j

tory Of the school, although a number may not complete the course in the required time. The candidates for graduation registered as Buch with principle Pickell laet week, declaring their intention of completing the required work by next June. The minimum of credits for which diplomas are granted, Is 32. The list of candidates follows: Wilbur Ball, Roland Ball, Marie Backmeyer, Frank Best-her, Katherine Broderlck., Laura Brown, Barbara Brown, Elsie Bullerdick, Ruby Bulach, Kirk Bly, Neil Bly, Richard Brehm, Orville Boone, John Beissman, Carlton Commons, Alary Canby. Gertrude Clark, Mary Clements, Alary Converse, Isabel Crabb, Esther Coate, Ethel Critzer, Ruby Crowel, Marie Dunning, Jean Dickson, Norvella Doddridge, Earnest Davis, Pauline Essenmacher, Gilbert Epps, Stanley Eikenberry, Abe Fivel, Pauline Foster, ErWin Fox, Clem Ferguson, Camilla Ford, Carl Grottendick, Margaret Gentle, Alma Getz, Irene Gormon, Karl Haner, Herbert Hart, Nellie Hayes, Clara Harris, Franklin Hebbeler, Clarence Haas, Robert Hieger, Luclle Haner, Helen Herghey, Robert Jackson, Lawrence Jessup, Helen Kepler, Marlowe Kluter Hazel Kinley, Lois Kelly, Aliriam Krone, Helen Kenworthy, Florence Kampe, Genevieve Kamp, Myron Klute, Marie Kauffuian. Inez Krick, Fred Lohman, Zelma Lynn, Dorothy Land, Horatio Land, Elizabeth Myrick, Elizabeth Marvel, Warren Meranda, Burrell ItcKee. Anna Nicholson, Hilbert Orebaugh, Rudolph Price, Ruth Pennell, Ernest Parks, Marjorie Pickett, Blanche Plummer, Florence Porter, Gertrude Pardick, Eugene Quigg, Dorothy Rodefeld, Gertrude Rohdenberg, Arlie Randall, Mabel Relfel, Angie Roll, Leta Roland, Clair Reid, Elizabeth Starr, Wilson Smith. Eleanor Seidel, Russell Stout, Mary St. John, Ruth Shera, Edith Schnelle, Robert Schuerman, Estella Thomas, Wilson Taggart, Kenneth Toler, Herbert Thompson, Elsie Von Pein, Edna Von Pein, Josephine Wilson, Beatrice Williams, Eber Williams, Alta Mae White, Corinne Wilson.

A call for a general revival in the county simultaneous with the Honeywell campaign is being issued by the ministers of the city. It is addressed to the ministers of the county by Truman C. Kenworthy, chairman of the evangelistic committee.

If You Were Elected to Office By a Majority of One Would

You Decline to Accept the Place:

'. campaign, and when it was learned' that the Centerville candidate had ! This Is What John FinleV Did bfcfc defeated, charges and counter; ,T1 tw n r 1 i charges of crookedness were hurled' When He Kef Used tO Serve back and forth It was alleged bv

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j holders moved to Centerville to asI sume their duties, they found that j they were socially outlawed. None I of the residents of tliat town would j have anything to do with them, and

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CARNEGIE WANTS ROOT PRESIDENT

WILSON IMPROVES

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As County Clerk But An- j other Election Was Held; and He Was Almost Unani-! mously Chosen for that Office.

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mond candidates had brought in a large number of voters trom N'ew Paris and used them to swell their vote. Finley Refuses Office. I Aroused by the stigma v. hich th

CentervlUe candidate? endeavored to ' Th? executive will a Is rest tomorrow.

ttach to hi election. Mr Finley re- i

WASHINGTON'. Dev. ll'. Aiuirew Wilson was much better today and White House officials are conftden". that the mild attack of crippe and fever will not entail a prolnnsvJ suspension c:' work. Secretary Tumulty insisted that the pres.tUut eancl his eueajiements today and this was rUne.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13 Preside:-.' Carnecie called at the White House yesterday and held a long conversation with Secretary Tumulty and incidentally launched a boom for Senator Root of New York us the next Rop :S lieaa nominee for president. '1 believe mat Senator Roc? vu'i. ! b. the most popular man the RepuM' vans could nominate in said Mr. Carnegie . Mr. Curi.atie said he expected to s--e pres t.t m:ip?ne!? in business pa v a:iv soon

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Jjr Edfar I.. fVilJiaris The suggestion is that preachers in other towns co-operate by holding prayer meetings and revivals where possible. Rev. Edgar L. Williams, of Indianapolis, has been obtained to organize and direct the work, outside the city. He is arranging an itinerary of

CentervlUe, Cambridge City, Dublin, j Milton, Hagerstown, Williamsburg, ! Economy and Fountain City. j Dr. Williams has associated with 1

him Frank C. Huston, song writer and soloist.

lused to accept tne ofhee Even ii.c pleadings of his personal friends wa., of no avaii. He reiused to take the office at any price At last, seeing no other way out or' the difficulty, friends of the two candidates arrang

ed for another election. This was! hotly contested The Ceuterville newspaper waged a hot campaign ! against Mr. Mule;., who at that time! '

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ieiuseu, nowever. to permit tne paper) to enter into the controversy. I Second Majority Big. J When the returns from the special) election were counted, it was found!

tbat Mr. Finley had been elected by a majority so large that it could not be questioned. When the new Richmond officer

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Has any one in recent ;.- .-..iti of any patriot, after being attached to the public pay roll by the voice of the sovereign people, voluntarily consenting to another election because a : defeated candidate felt that another election would place him in office? !

This has happened once in Waynelwas an owner of the Palladium

county. After the county seat was moved from Salisbury to CentervlUe, things so shaped themselves tbat no one but a bonafide resident of CentervlUe eould come any where near being elected to county office. Each election years Centerville "would have candidates for every available office, and despite indignant protests of would-be office holders and many of the voters residing in other sections of the county, would seat them in ofliee by a triumphant majority. Made Determined Fight. Finally in 1S37 residents of Richmond rose in indignation and made a determined fight to place some residents of this section In county office. After a bitter contest they succeeded In getting a Richmond man elected to every office to be filled. John Finley, the poet, father of Mrs. Sarah Wrigley, 42 South Fourteenth street, ran the lowest on his ticket, receiving a plurality of just one vote over Sam Hanna, the Centerville candidate for clerk, who had held the office twenty years. At that time the clerk was elected for a term of seven years. Public feeling ran high during the

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