Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 52, 10 January 1914 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, JAN. 10, 1914

EARLHAM VICTOR IN OPENING GAME

Down Winona Aggies By . Overwhelming Score of 24 to 7. ROWE IN LIMELIGHT Wolf Also Plays Fast Game and Williams Holds Up Reputation. EARLHAM 24; WINONA 7. . Frank Duning. Playing in inulsea.son form the Quaker five decisively trimmed the Winona aggregation in a fast and interest ing, but rather one-sided game at the j Coliseum last night. Although this is the first game the Earlham five exhibited an article of ball that promises much for the coming season. The style of play introduced by Coach Reagan was very effective and far outclassed that of the opposing quintet. Winona made the initial score on a foul throw by Rock. This lead was overcome a minute later when Kemper, the elongated center of the yellow and white threw a pretty field goal. 'roni this time on the locals were never in danger and the only question was sow large the score would be. Rowe In Stellar Role. Captain Rowe as usual took the stellar role. Time and again he brought, forth yells of joy from the Earlham barkers by sensational shots from difficult angles. Wolfe played a fast and consistent game securing three field and four foul goals. Kemper, at center, covered his man well, at the same lime getting in the box score. Williams and Lancaster upheld their reputation as "being as good as any in the state." Stanley Thistlethwaite and Lamb played well, considering the time they were in the game. They proved that the Quakers will not be lacking in good second string men. For the visitors no one in particular nhone very brilliantly in the illuminating line although Stroup exhibited class. Day and Gilbert played a .good j game. I A fair sized crowd witnessed the j were vastly pleased at the ease in winch the Quakers' flit opponent was j , I Lineup and summary:

Forward Capt. Stroupe Forward Welch Center Rock G uard Day Guard Smithe.

i) ,in' a 'ij nt I nnr Ntrrnr i 1 one Kemper Williams Substitutions: (h.) Stanley, l'nis- j tlethwaite and Lamb for Kemper, Wil-1 liams and Lancaster. (W) Breaks and Gilbert for Stroupe and Welch. Field Goals (E) Rowe 5. Wolfe ? Kemper 1, Stanley 1; (W) Stroup, Welch. Smith. Foul Goals (E) Wolfe 4; (W) Rock Fouls (E) 7; (W) (!. Referee Harrington Freshmen Downed. In the preliminary the Fairmount j bos proved a trine fast tor the Larlham yearlings, defeating the latter by the score of 23 to 11. Every member of the Fairmount team was fast while the Earlham quintet proved a bit slow, particularly m passing ana team work. HUNTS CLOSE GAP ON LEADING STARRS Only One Game Required to Change Leadership in League. Y" LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Lost. Pet. Starrs 21 Hunts 20 Panhandles .18 i. h. r 17 Models 1 Doctors 9 Rivals 9 Y. M. ('. A 9 9 10 12 13 14 20 20 21 .700 .667 .600 .56 7 .533 .310 .310 .300 Last Night's Results. Hunts 721 729 Rivals 713 822 762 724 The week ending today brought a route in the "Y" bowling leag'ue standlnir. 1 tio Hunts by taking two or last! evening s games are now but one game behind the Starrs, who have lead since the formation of the league, last year. The Y. M. C. A. five which formerly occupied fifth position took a sudden fall to the cellar with indications of camping there for a few games. the the Last night's game between Hunts and Rivals resulted In Hunters taking two out of the trio of matches. Martin, Rivals, and Hare,

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ROSS WILLIAMS. Although playing a position where j there is little chance for sensational floor work or goal throwing, Ross Wil liams brought forth cheer and cheer I W f I I V I I V UOTV -UU I I I U I I O T I I W WW HIVUU ed the contest between Earlham and Aggies last night at the Collseum. Williams work as guard in the ... oarY,o . .. 1Q1d Bnn ...... - " - - am 1 1 1 n I. I tb Ul M ie J Hunts, broke in the limelight for high scores and both tied at 1M)4 pins. Martin rolled the high score in the first game but Hare view honors with him in the second game by duplicating the bowl. Hunt, of the Hunts, played an eVen 200 game in the third match. The summary is as follows: Hunts. Hunt Donahoe Bowman Hare Smith

lfiO 158 200 134 134 152 151 110 107 121 204 1S2 155 123 114 721 729 7C2 lis. 190 188 143 122 137 150 HI 119 130 20 1 1S3 161 111 195 140 713 822 724 next week is as

Lahrman ; Martin ' Meyer ; Ruiie The schedule follows : Jan! 12 Models vs. Hunts. Jan. 13 Doctors vs. Y. M. C. A. Jan. 14 Panhandles vs. I. H. C. Jan. 16 Rivals vs. Starrs. CARTHAGE IS WINNER LEWISVILLE, Tnd., Jan. 10. The Carthage Independent basketball team defeated the local aggregation i ! l)v a score of 2S to 12 in a hotly fought contest last night. Binford and small of the visitors, were the heaviest score makers, while Cooper played the best contest for the locals. The summary is as follows: Carthage 28 Lewisville 12 Small Johnson Bush Butcher Brown Cooper I; Small, i; ButcaForward F Winslow Forward Jones Center It. Winslow Guard Binford Guard F. Winslow. 2: Binford, Field Goals 6; R. Winslow, : er. 2. Foul Goals -Butcher, 2. HIGH SCHOOL MAY PUBLISH ANNUAL Seniors -of the high school have started plans for the issuing of a school annual, and it has been de cided that the class of 1914 will put ' out the publication providing enough ! copies were sold before hand to insure its complete success. The matter has i been taken up with the student body.

HONEYWELL TELLS HOW JEJBTAINED (Continued from Page One.)

helper, I say I'll never pack a funeral sermon full of lies to please the mourners. More harm is done by certain kinds gyt funeral sermons than by anything else. For preachers to hold out hope to a man that has lived like the devil is what breeds skeptics and Infidels. "I was born and bred in Canada. I am a Panni-lr rf thf f'aniirkfi The odor of the barnyard is still on me, and I am proud of it. 1 have greased my hair, I have blacked my boots with ! stove polish, I have eaten with my knife (say if you would rather eat : with your knife, do it; the society j dames will kick you out, but they won't keep you out of heaven) and yet I expect to go to heaven. Issues are Momentous. "I like to think that you Christian people don't realize the issues that . . - i- - - . i. . . : T ; . . 1. are ai siane in uws campaign. iwi.iimond is hanging In the balance, u ; this revival tails you cant have an-1 other for twenty years. The salva- j tion of the town depends on the outcome. Yet you are indifferent; you are not going to the prayer meetings; you have not made out your prayer , lists, l (ion t ininn you realize now serious this is. If you do, and then remain indifferent, all I can say is, j God pity you! If you are opposing these meetings or are inuinerent to : them, you have sold Jesus and linked !

uiiiis, uu J"uaa- , ,,!tnal 1S hlle ls sick." But we say it ; Wayne Circuit Court. Administrator The Rev. Mr. Honeywell then told in such delicate terms and work over ; of the estate of Andrew Kramer, Dea pathetic story about an alligator : ller with slK.h a eeIltle messaKe that ,.aCO,i iat, of wvn rmmtv. Indiana.

swallowing a little hnv wnlle his fath

1 j V . i nct-i.ia hi raju.r uuu i.uui i . galci estate is supposed to ne solvent. er tried in vain to rescue him. "That ; her invalidity. But I am no mere mas-1 j0ijn F Fender kept me awake night." he said, "think-; Keur. I am no spiritual osteopath. Ij dministrator ing of that, terrible tragedy. But I'd ! ym a surgeon and drive ray scalpel to ' , iPrVPR tkfPjC- WHITE rather throw my own precious boy ; lhe hilt iulo the putrlfylng nia8S of i 1,AK ' At, p' l0l7-4 with these arms of mine into such a , corruption that is boring its way into AU '

monsters tnroat. man 10 see mm - - grow up to defy God and herd with the monsters of lust, greed, licentiousness that stalk the streets of this town. If you church members arc. asleep, wake up! The salvation of your city is at stake. "The nearer the relationship the greater the obligation. I owe to Mrs. Honeywell and my three children a duty which I owe to no other woman or children on earth. Why? By vir - tue Of my relationship. By one deed of wrong I could cause Mrs. Honey - well and my three babies to hang their heads in shame. It would not cause you to shed a tear. You don't care a straw for me. You have no interest in me, oniy so lar as i m me, only so tar as 1 am ntertain. instruct or help you. uld I say anything that disable to e And shou pieabeb uu, , im uum s u;u uu .u... ..mo.. . whether the world dines or damns me, whether it hisses me or applauds me, whether it loves or hates me, I ami going to testify of her that her needs ! are evil. j Attacks Methodists. "Alas, the Methodists should have wanaerea so iar irom tneir eariy ex perience and history. Formerly Methodists attended class meetings. Howmany ever go now? Formerly in the Methodist church you could hear shouts and exclamations of praise. aow tney never peep, un, occasionally you will hear some good old sis ter in a weak, negative way, say 'Amen;' Of course, we wouldn't expect staid, dignified, aristocratic Presbyterians and Congregationalists to do so. Say, you're a little hide-bound. ! Ixt Richmond know to which crowd you b'elong; let them see where you J stand. "The old Jew, Judas, didn't look j for Jesus in the outside crowd He: was too slick. The last place to look for Jesus is in that outside crowd. That's the trouble with the folks of this town. They're in the outside gang. The boys and young men of Richmond have devils in them. "As principle increases its meaning it decreases in the number of adherents. The more we mean by educa tion the fewer educated are there.

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The more we mean by friendship the fewer frinds have we. If you really want to know how many friends you have in this town, Just let some old gossiping carrion vender, some old scandal monger or peddlar, whose tongue wags and peddles out lies by the wholesale, start some story derogatory to your character and manhood, and you will find that your friends are very few. I myself haven't got a friend In this town. Denounces Gossips. "Let some old gossip start lies about me, and I haven't a friend here. But say! If I wanted to serve the devil I wouldn't start a lot of old chestnuts, as some are doing here Rbout me. Every story that has thus far appeared in print about me, was published about Mr. Sunday fifteen

years ago. I will give $1,000 to any person who hears one true story about ; me n mis town. "And you! You who say, 'We en-, joyed your sermon , so-o much! You will pick up the first story that rolls ; ilrouuu alI(l turn it over unaer your j

lunsuc line a sweet morsel. van Alien aim i m picwu tric ma "If some one were to say, 'Oh, Hon-! stars of the New Yorkers. Folio weywell has a $20,000 home on the ; ing is the line-up of the two teams: West Side in Chicago,' you take-it Chicago. Pos. New York, in. I haven't a real friend in town, i Brinkley Van Allen

Friendship is as fickle as wind, as brief as the crackle of thorns under . . a pot You tnat applaud me today : would hiss me tomorrow -j always keep enough money in my pocket to get me back to Chicago, The only real friends I have in the worid are my wife, my two beautiful daughters and my boy. But you need UOL uoast; you haven't any to spare. ! - j nave learned long ago how fickle j3 friendship. Hits Theatres. "There is but one voice from faithfuj preacher and evangelist, or church member about the church of God, and 1 t,a vit.,i f , ,.., v u i nit 11(11.. JL I 11' V 11 (11 V 11. 1 Ull 1 i am only trving to eyre her of'that pu - trifviiiK abscess that is enrianeermir

her life. Theatres, lewd art and so- i Notice is hereby given to the citicial luxuries are maklnir sad inroads ' zens of the city of Richmond, Wayne

i into the church of Christ. We are making much of Lent and Easter or - naments. "The Jewish church, the Roman : Catholic church and the Enisconallan j church have all split on the rock of ! i,ent. I have nothing to say deroga- : tnrv tn the rhnrr-hos th:tt nhwrve 1 Lent. My quarrel is, I don't believe Anybody can get such a stock of piety in forty days they can live like the devil the rest of the year. God forbid i should say anything slightingly of Lent, but we should all live Godly ltvi,s 3S5 days in the year. We have ali fornls of spirituality in the church, but stu nas heen robbed of power. I cieiesi a man wno snouts louuer man ie lives. Everyday Religion, "Live vour religion every dav. Your religion don't amount to shucks, if you don't pay your debts. So many are lik(J the oId darkev who said, 'Ise bppn .. ,10Wprf had man: Ise stole melons, and shot craps, anil used the razor, lied, fit and sware, but I ain't never lost my religion." New York police reports show that from 7F. o.io to loo ono worth of plumbing is stolen annually from the house in the greater city. Think what Is stopping It! Think of the cerais and diseased tissues which poison every breath! Here is th bi(T point in the treatment by Kondon'a C etarrijaj Jelly. It purines the ;i:r lid it enters the nose, throat and rnc:U:. Ita action is simple, poothinfc and scientist. No harmful druy. f iuczrnnteed r:tfht and v. prove it ny a ripr tree sample, iujc andwOC tuheB ali druptfists or direct. Kondon Mlg. Co., Mlnncapu: if Minn. lONDON'S i& Catarrhal Jelly sew

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E Garfield Teams Play Contest Low Score. GARFIELD LEAGUE 8TANDING. Clubs Won. Lost. Pet Cincinnati 4 0 1.000 New York 3 2 .600 Cnlcago 2 3 .400 Pittsburg 0 4 .000 Chicago, 6; New York,l. A fnnl cngl tnngpil hv Van Alien. of the New York team of the Garfield School basketball league, saved that team from being whitewashed by the unicago team oi iub saura league, Thursday. The final score waa B to 1 in favor of the Chicago team, For the Chicago aggregation. Keys ana Brinmey piayeu ir samea, wmio Forward elghton Dintaman Forward. Keys Lahrman Center.Allen Tarpleson Guard. Isenhour Graham Guard. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. State of Indiana. Wayne County, ss: Estate of Andrew Kramer, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by r the i w 1 NOTICE. ""-. Indiana, and all others concern- : ed that the undersigned, Warden-West ! cott Hotel Company, a corporation duly organized and incorporated, and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Indiana as a Hotel Company, and which corporalinn r.if..--.t..c a linlol in said citv known as the Westcott Hotel, and has its principal place of business in said city, and which said hotel contains more than twentv-five rooms, and is USP,i actually and in good faith for guests, will make application to the Board of Commissioners of the County ()t wavne said State of Indiana at the next regular session of said Board

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commencing on tne tirsi .ionaay oi iasi reson is io piace uiniseu or nerseii unuer our care. e nave ireatea February, 1914. for a Renewal of its ; such men arl(i women and received their praise and pratltude. and our propresent license to sell intoxicating ff ssional repUtation is baoked by statements from them, which we have to liquors at retail with permission to allow the same to be drank upon 'he i convince the many skeptical sufferers of our ability to CURE.

premises where sold, in accordance! with the provisions of an A,"t of the General Assembly of the Slate of Indiana, approved March 17th. Is75, and all amendments and additions thereto and all other laws in force in relation to such business: notice is further given that said corporation nereny oesignates ami ni iifMpiwir rthur C. LlovtL as agent for it as such applicant, as provided by the laws of the State of Indiana, who shall have control and general supervisiou of the sale of intoxicating liquors under such license, and who ! is a bona fide resident of the I'nited J States, a male inhabitant over the age of twenty-one years, and has re- ' sided in said State more than one year 'last past, and in said city more than j six months last past, who is a cpiaii j fied voter of said City and said i State, and who is duly qualified ;: I cording to the law as such agent, and who has all the qualifications required ! of individual applicants for the sale jut retail of intoxicating liquors, j The precise location of the said ' premises for which said corporation rieairne surh Henewnl license, and the specific description and location of! said room in such building where it j will sell such liquors in event of such a Renewal, is as' follows: ; Being a certain front room on the, ground floor, fronting on the East i side of North Tenth street, Richmond, j Indiana, and being number eleven (111 North Tenth street. Said room being situated on part of lot number 126. n C. W. Starr's addition to the paid City of Richmond, said room fronting 1S feet in North Tenth street, and running back east 4." feet, and being the northwest room on the ground floor of the building known as the Westcott Hotel and being in the Third WaYd in the City of Richmond. Wayne Township. Wavne County. Indiana. WA R HKN-WKSTi 'OTT HOTKL CO. Alteration ! Automobile and Motorcycle Owners! State license are due and payable January 1st for the year 1914. (19L1 plates are Void after this datel. All applications must be subscribed and sworn to before a Notary Public. Bring make of machine, size and number of cylinders. Engine number and your 191S" license number. Blanks and prompt service furnished by CHARLES A. TENNIS, Notary Public. At Waking's, Corner 4th and Main Streets. Quality Best by Test pressed 7TH AND 8TH STREETS

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CKNTERVILLK. Ind., Jan. 10 The Centerville high school basketball team took another notch In the championship belt last night when the Stivers high school squad of Dayton. Ohio, was defeated by the score of 25 to 23. The game was hotly fought and it was difficult to determine the winner until the final whistle sounded. The half ended a tie. 10 to 10. Stevens, Dunbar and King played a good defensive and offensive game for the Centerville team. This Is the eighth victory out of nine high school games. The tPam win Connersville at onnersvine tonignt MASONIC CALENDAR I Monday Richmond CommanderNo. 8, K. T. Special Conclave. Work Tuesday Richmond Lodge No. 196,

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P. & A. M. Called meeting. Work la Fellow Craft degree. Wednesday Webb Ixvlge No. 24. F. & A. M. Called meeting. Work in Master Mason degree. Refreshments. Friday Kink Solomon Chapter No. 4. R. A. M. Called convocation. Work In Royal Arch degree. Refreshments. Saturday Loyal Chapter No. 49. O. E. S. Stated meeting. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT State of Indiana. Wayne County, ss: Estate of William II. Cook, deceased. Notice is hereby giren that the undersigned has duly qualified in th Wayne Circuit Court of Wayne Coun ty, Indiana, as executor of the last will and testament of William H. Cook deceased, late of Wayne County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. . Leslie R. Cook. Executor. GARDNER, JEPSUP & WHITE. Attorneys. 10-17-24

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DISCOURAGED ISEASED ISAPPOINTED Men d women who hav services will be appre man or woman who tells us his or her without detention from buinss. REMEMBER That in treating with me you cannot lose anything, because I do not charge for failures, but only for permanent cures. Therefore, yon shou'-l certainly, in duty r yourself. INVESTIGATE MY METHODS, which are totally different from those of any other specialist, before you place your case elsewhere. M. D., President, St., Indianapolis, Ind. (Greene

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