Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 44, 1 January 1914 — Page 6
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ENTERTAIN BIBLE CLASS MEMBERS Holiday Season At Milton Marked With Social Events
First Photograph of Man Accused
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of Stealing Famous Mona Lisa '
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MILTOX, Ind., Jan. 1. Mrs. Alice Gresh and Mrs. I M. Jones were hostesses for their classes, the Loyal Sous and Loyal Daughters, of the Christian Bible school, at the home of Mrs. Grcsh Tuesday evening. The house was decorated in the Christmas colors. A pleasing feature vas a Christmas tree, laden with many pretty as
well as amusing gifts. A feature of : entertainment was "The Bean and Conversation" game in which the chief work of each was to get rid of fifty beans by trapping some one into conversation to use the letter or void "1." Ten subjects were Riven lor each to converse upon, and the contest was very amusrng. A twocourse luncheon was served. Charles Shutz was at Richmond Wednesday. Mrs. Lucinda Ferguson entertained Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Caldwell at dinner Tuesday. Or. Hoark was in Richmond yesterday. Social Uplift Work. The company of young men sent out by Butler university, under the direction of the Y. M. C. A., for the social uplifting of young men, is uuder the leadership of the Rev. Elmo MiKhaiu, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Will Higham of Milton. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams were the curst of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kellain were in Cambridge City Tuesday. Mrs. Paul Fink of Connnbus, O., is visitins her mother and other relatives in Milton. Mrs. O. l-Vrfrhson was in Richmond yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Lycurgus Beeson entertained at a Victrola party Tuesday eveni rig. The Priscilla club will meet next Monday afternoon with Mrs. L. A. Brags?. 'i lie Daughters of Rebekah will mi'el Tuesday evening. Mr. nad Mrs. Oliver Hess of Indianapolis have been guests of Mrs. Lyd.a Hess this week. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Bragg were at Indianapolis Wednesday. Robert Bryant joined his wife and son at Eaton at the home of her sister, Mrs. Harry Hollmeyer. They returned home Tuesday. A party of youn people observed
watch night at the home of Miss Ruth Leverton. Mrs. Elizabeth Hardin spent Sunday with -Jier brother, James Morris, and family, at Dublin. Mrs. F. M. Jones has received word of the death of her brother, Oliver Posey, 76, at his home in Los Angeles. Miss Helen Shafe-r of Indianapolis wno was the guest of Miss Lillian DuGranrut, has gone to Muncie before returning home. Mirs. Elmer Little and daughters have returned from a visit at Shirley. Mrs. S. D. Huddleston spent yesterday with relatives in Cambridge City.
Above, Vincenzo Perugia, and below, "La Gioconda," known as "Mona Lisa" The first photograph of Vincenzo Perguia, who kept Mona Lisa, one of the world's most famous master pieces, in a musy old cupboard for two years after he stole it from the Louvre in Paris, is here shown. The picture of the man who kept the detectives of the world 111 the dark until he came into the open with the great, picture and tried to sell it, has never before been printed in America.
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CONCERT TO BE GIVEN EATON MAN HAS FOR SCHOOL BENEFIT PR!ZEPOULTRY Cambridge City Students En- May Enter in Richmond gage Boston Lyrics Show, Poultry That Won For Jan. 6. At Thorntown.
CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind., Jan. 1. The Boston Lyrics, under the auspices of the high school, will give a concert in the Hurst opera house on
, H, C, TEAM WINS
TW3 FR0M STARRS Drag Leaders Down on Latter's Held on League lienors.
the second game, but the other two went to the I. H. C.s by fairly wide margins. Steinkamp was higti man of the evening, rolling 185. , store: I. H. C. King 140 Ui, 13
I Mell 133 l;? 175
Hyde 139 HI 10 Richey 156 'l? 135 Miller 156 HI 134
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EATON, O., Jan. 1. P. M. Garland a local poultry fancier, made a clean
up last week at the Thorntown (Ind.)
January 6. The company is composed poultry snow wun nis prize Black of ' Flavel R. Jordan, bai:lone, instru-! Minorca and Buff Leghorn stock. In
mentaust anu cartoonist; tsenua the Minorca class he wonfirst cock, I. H. C. ... Wells, instrumentalist, and Carolyn ... , i,..i ti- . j . , v i r a , , . . ' third cockerel, first second and fourth A
joraan, accompanist. i Doctors
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C. A. LEAGUE. Wen. Lost. Pet.
Miss Louise Hunt of Muncie is the t--...
guest of Miss Alice McCaffrey. j Buff Leghorn class he won second
secona cock, tnira cocKerai, first ana
Starrs 19 8 .704 Hunts 17 8 C29 Pan Handles 1G 11 &13 j
Models 15 12 .5;.6
14 13 .519, 10 ; .370 j
7 IK .291
L. Sox 6 17
Starrs. Totals 724 Miller U Denny 13 Steinkamp 141 Maver 1S Blind HO Totals
747 157 141 IijS 18414 814-
742 153 121 133 15 140 712
ASKS GUARDIAN
V. If Anderson today filed a petl-
j4s tion asking to he app- inted guardian
; of the -.-'tate of it. Mchols. a perRv defeatine tht Starrs in two con-' son of unsound mine Nichols ons
at Richmond, Ind., and other poultry
shows during the season
and daughter Bertha of' Milton. Mrs. fourt-n; hen. second pullet and second tests last night the I. ' II. C. team property to the valu $500.
E. R. Hastings and Mrs. Margaret iJ" nragsea the leaders down until meir,
Lightner were guests of Mr. and Mrs M. It. Khral Tuesday.
Mice- T ano T nrlftino-t An ts BnonHinf
a few days with M?. and Mrs. Carl j DODDRIDGE IS NOW
v.amwen, souiu oi .union. Miss Mary Letron of Richmond is the guest of Miss Kva Toips.
Ralph Luddingtou has returned aft-
MEMBER OF BOARD
hold on league honors is seriously en-' Cleveland is urge! -o buy and p; dangered. The Ctarr were able to take erate a municipal ! mine.
Stiff Neck. Hfadach -nd folds of h
Mordecai Doddridge, the new county
er a visit with his grandparents, .Mr. ; commissioner was sworn into office
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Stiff Joints and Pains?
Tm a. i -ii r i Chest tit prevents pi- urn nl;i Musterole Quickly Relieves M (lruKgisT sjn j:.r ,
nd
Keep a jar in the house. It is the jHrs and a special la-ge hospital size
premier reined v for HackLcne, bore
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board thus completed its permanent
Rheumatic Pains,
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Baker of Chi-i organization before the meeting of
cago. have gone to spicefand, alter j county council next Saturday morning.
having been the gue3t of
Mrs. Anderson Toms ana
etc.
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PAY SAYSHQNEYWELL (Continued from Page One)
Miss Eva.
Mrs. E. R. Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Paul and children. M'r. and Mrs. M. R. Krahl an son. Maurice, were guests today at a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wright. Mrs. Garvin Dead. Mrs. Garvin, wife of the Rev. J. H. Garvin, formerly of tnls city, died Wednesday at her home in Colum-
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1 Thomas Garvin, Mrs. Ryron Kahl j
i and Misses Helen and Alma Garvin
have returned to Columbus, accompanied by their aunt, Mrs. W. A. Roth. Miss Hazel Bertsch was a guest at a dance last evening in Richmond. -- . and Mrs. R. B. Mundell have returned to Chicago aftfr a few days spent with Mr. Martha Mundell. Local relatives have been informed of the serious illness of George Hormel at Clearwater, Fla.. where he went some time ago in an effort to regnin his health. Miss Elizabeth Whelan was in Richmond Tuesday on account of the illness of her brother, T. H. Whelan. J. W. Harper was tu Cincinnati Tuesday. Mrs. Carl Boyd spent Tvsday in Centerville with her grandmother, Mrs. C. B. Nichols. Mrs. J. W. Harper has returned from a visit with Mrs. O. P. Nusbaum in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Abiram Boyd entertained Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bertsch. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bertsch at a six o'clock dinner last evening.
MITSTEROLE is a clean, white oint ..11. ii .. e
AT,. -nri;mt. 1 .! .w- . A "-". ma'J'" "II l
I daughter, of commissioners will be held Mon-, "U""?L 1 ate
day.
HUBBY WORTH $1,000.
BOSTON, Jan. 1. "I am willing to!
I to the seat of pain and
drives it away, but does not blister the tenderest skin.
It tnkpv ttw nlsar-o fif
sell my husband for $1,000 cash," , th(, nl(,p (lld fashion. wrote Mrs. Agnes Bedell to Miss Mary ; p(1 IIS, , ,..,
V I'hnnrilor William RaHall tli lina. -
band, is said to have consented to be-: - ....... most beneficial
ing sold so that his wife could open a nroncnuis, i roup, .sinma. ruMinsy, tientg boarding house with the cash. Lumbago. Neuralgia. Sprains, Bruises,
for $2.50. Accept no substitute. If your dr .cgit cannot supph you. S"n-1 "5- r 5"- ro the MI STKU-
OLV Coinpai. Clel.ttii. Ohio, ai.d e 1 laa:; you a jar. piigf prepaid. F R. I a. Record. 1 W 1-th St. New York C'-r, says: "Please
thii me for office iiso n anul ciiu iar ' i.?tAvil.x -is I fin1 it
is recommended for " 6 . ' J". : - "
applications on !-
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RECEIVES I REPLY
Supt Gordon Says T. IL, I. & E. Officials Are Busv.
VISIT SICK.
Many ministers and parishoners of the city spent, part of the day making New Year calls on members of their congregation. Many sick were visited during the day.
Excellent for Stomach Trouble. "Chamberlain's Tablets are just fine for stomach trouble." writes Mrs. G. C. Dunn. Arnold Pa. "I was bothered withthis comrdnint for some time and frequently hd bilious attacks. Chamberlain's Tablets afforded me great relief from the first, and since taking one bottle of them I feel like a different person." For 'sale by all dealers. C Ailvertlspmr-nt i
No reply to the demands of tin street car men hese for increas wages is expected by Superintend ; Alexander Cnrdun for at least t weeks, he said todny. The matter i on record at. Indianapolis pending tl decision of the hiyh officials of the H., I. & E. Traction company but cause of litigation hi Indianapolis b
and the street c;.
men there, it is doubtful if the matte
coming out in great masses to the tabernacle, the evangelist expects to
have them fighting for admission long j tween the coinpan
before the meetings are concluded. Thi' stvle of hi sermons will lie
changed after the foundation of the I w'" even com' for considerate revival has been laid. Thus fur he I for ten days. The Indianapolis ca 1 as i.evoted his attention to the church ! is in the hands of tiie public utiliti people themselves. Later on Iih will ! commission.
go a fte the man of the street. The nyie of sermons he is preaching now would kill the revival if delivered during the third or fourth week.
There will be no sensational confes-
-ions of sin during the revival, if the ( ,i r.gelist has his way. No man will In- encouraged to mount the pulpit and in a low voice proclaim the fact that I hns wronged his neighbor; that he h; robbed his employer, or b K n i It y of secret crimes. This is his .rule for confession: "Never make your confession morn public than your guilt. A lot of harm is sometimes done by unwise and illconsidered confessions."
Our Business During the Year Just Closed Has Been Exceptionally Good. We Appreciate Your 1 atronage and Wish All the Jappiest asid Prosperous New Year.
Cooper's Grocery
It. is believed that previous to civillzution baldness was unknown among American Indians. The uncivilized Indian apparently is yet free. from pellagra and almost immune from cancer.
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j . To Our Ciisfoiners and Friends 2
With best wishes for your prosperity and success for the coming year, we are pleased to extend to you the
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