Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 56, 15 January 1914 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1914

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PLEA OF HOT GUILTY EBTEREDjr MILLER Han Who Sold Seed Here Denies Theft Before Eaton Judge.

BOY PLEADS GUILTY Charles Lovell, 19, Admits Burglarizing Depart- ' j ment Store. EATOX. O., Jan. 15.-When arraigned in the common pleas court Monday before Judge Risinger, Charles Lovell, 19, pleaded guilty to an indictment returned on a burglary charge and was sentenced to a term of from one to fifteen years in the state reformatory at Mansfield. Lovell broke into the Sizelove department store at Camden several months ago. He eluded officials at the county jail a few weeks after his arrest, and made his escape. A lookout was kept for him, and he was arrested later at Hamilton. O. P. Miller, about 45, charged with the theft of a quantity of clover seed from the farm home of J. C. Markey, west of Eaton, pleaded not guilty and was sent back to jail ot await hearing. Judge Risinger appointed Attorney Os ! car sneppara, or west Alexandria, nis defender. Miller sold the clover seed In Richmond, Ind., for $22. Two divorces were granted Monday by Judge Risinger. Laura J. Disher was given a decree of separation from Theodore Disher, well-known farmer, residing about a mile east of Eaton. The other was granted Edna L. Ammerman, who charged that her husband, Albert Ammerman, was guilty of wilful absence. The Disher woman held that her husband was guilty of extreme cruelty. Albert Ammerman resides in Richmond. TABERNACLE NOTES The Reliance Foundry sent a delegation of forty , men to the tabernacle meeting last night. Today has been set aside as a day of prayer over the country in the interests of the temperance forces and their effort to have a constitutional amendment prohibiting the licensing of liquor. This was emphasized in the prayer meetings this morning. Philip Gates played "Face to Face" on his French Lorn and was loudly applauded. The chorus was unusually large last night. Its music was warmly appreciated, especially its "Sail Home" and "Xobody Cares." Prof, and Mrs. Clase sang a duet, "There Is Glory in My Soul." Rev. Honeywell is confident the collections will be wound up by Sunday and all current expenses be gotten out of the road. Prof. Clase had the crowd whistle and hum one song. Hundreds went forward last night in a re-consecration service. Another men's luncheon will be held at the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow noon. The American Seeding Machine company, the Richmond Underwear factory, three laundries, Beebe Glove factory and W. C. T. TL will send delegations tonight. ANNOUNCEMENTS. 7:15 p. m. Evening service. Subject "Caught at Last." Several delegations will attend. Friday. Several delegations will attend Friday. 10:00 a. m. Cottage prayer meetings. 2:15 p. m. Preaching service. 3:15 p. m. Bible class. 7:15 p. m. Evening service. Booster's night. Delegation from high school. Sermon on "Amusements. Saturday. 2:15 p. m. Afternoon services. 3:15 p. m. Bible class. 7:15 p. m. Evening preaching service. PHOTO OF MR. DOUGAN MADE BY MISS MEISER Inadvertently credit for the photo-1 giaph of John B h of John B. Dougan, whose cut i ?rt the first page of the Palladi-! yesterday, was not given Miss : grace um Bessie Meiser. Much favorable com 'iser. Much favorable com-, the excellence of the like-: ment on ness of Mr. Dougan was heard on the streets today, PRAYER MEETINGS FRIDAY MORNING The following places have been reported for tomorrow . morning's prayer meetings: Charles Dean, North West 5th. Anna Sebring, 79 School. Mr. Parker, 242 Randolph. Rev. C. Raymond l9ley,"311 North West 3d. Anna Moffatt, National road, west. Raymond Greulich, 833 North 10th. Mrs. Will Crampton, 108 North 20th Mrs. Harry Crow, 407 North 17th. Mrs. A. C. Scott. 12G North 10th. Mrs. Bell. 214 North 9th. Mrs. Emma Hanna, 604 South 9th. Mrs. Charles Randall, 317 S. 18th. Dr. D. W. Stevenson, 408 S. 15th. Rev. C. Huber, 33 South 7th. W. O. Wissler, 48 South 17th. Mrs. Bert Horn, 114 South 15th. Mrs. Marion Brown, 917 South A. Henry Mather. 101 South 8th. Lewis Butler, 22 South 3d. Mrs. Herzler, 415 South 11th.

Evangelistic Pointers

v If you wouM only 0t down on your knees and go to work, it wouldn't take long to pray this old town Into the kingdom. I have tasted pf every earthly joy. I have drunk the cup of pleasure dry. It Is well with the man who takes sn occasional glass? No. Mothers of Richmond, I could turn your hair gray this night if you only knew what I have learned about your sons here. You women eat too miich and sleep too well while your husbands and sons are -going to hell at a terrible clip. , I have never been in a town where the young men are going to hell as speedily as in, Richmond. Your boys and girls are going to hell at a terrific pace. You fathers and mothers in the churches, you are leading your own child down to hell. " The trouble with you Richmond people Is that you are too slow with your religion. I preach to no particular class. I am anxious to help all. Is it well with the? No. Not if you are here without Jesus Christ. Are our churches full of men or women?. They are full of women. But are our saloons full of men or women? They are full of men! Men, I would not exchange my hope of eternal life for a deed to this earth. REFLECTIONS When evening twilight shadows fall. And through my thoughts a silence steals. 'Tis then that my memory recalls To the "might have beens" and alL Thou hast prayed for strength, Thou hast prayed for him, Thou gavest all thy love to him. Thou gavest honour at length. But whilst thy love was true; Whilst he knew thy meaning well, For thou gavest it so well, His love he gaveth not to thee. Thou hast passed from my being, But thy vision still seeing, For many times thinketh I of thee. Of thee yes, thee. These lines the author writes with meaning, For he is still seeing and dreaming. Couldst thou ever forget? No. Never. Thou shalt be thought of forever. ' Clarence C, Dann, City. IS Officer Bishop Files Affidavits in Juvenile Court. Affidavits charging truancy against threo fourteen-year-old children and their parents, have been filed by Attendance Officer Bishop. Vivian Smith Raymond Newman and Robert McGee are those charged. The children were given permits to work last fall but for some time, they have been idle. They refused to get work and Bishop brought the matter into juvenile court. The parents, whose names are included in the affidavits are Charles E. Smith, 1704 North F street; Albert Newman, 721 North Nineteenth street; and William McGee, 18 North Thirteenth street. NO DAMAGE Grass burning on the C. & O. right-of-way near South A street, was the eaus,e of a telephone alarm Wednesday night. No damage to property resulted. The grass was fired by sparks from a passing locomotive. To Put On Flesh And Increase Weight A Physician's Advice. Most thin people eat from four to s'.x pounds of good solid fat-makinK food ev.ery da and st,U do ?" ln" V' rn "c'6'11 "uc the ?thfhandf many of the plump, clmnky folks eat very lightly and keep h m uuu io s,a' ;s. ls,h nature of tne in dividual. It isn't Nature's way at all. Thin folks stay thin because their powers of assimilation are aefective. They just absorb enough of the food they eat to maintain life and a semblance of health and strength. Stuffing won't help them. A dozen meals a day won't make them gain a single stay there'' pound. All the fat-producing elements of therr food just stay in the intestines until they pass from

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APPRECIATES WORK OF EARLHAM PUPILS Spiceland Academy Superintendent Says Gospel Team Accomplished Results. In recognition of the work accomplished by the Earlham College gospel team at Spiceland during the holidays, Homer H. Cooper, superintendent of Spiceland Academy, wrote President Robert L. Kelly, the following communication: "Spiceland has been glad to welcome these boys in school, church, and home. Their labor has not been In vain. The students of the Academy will Hva plaonar mnrtk HArvtaaAhlA

i4 v ' , . oo ,at ives because they have been associat - iu imiiuttmiy wiiu uiuse v uikto uauj life was a sermon on the principles of Christian religion. The church has already felt their influence In an increased Influence. The boys have been an inspiration to the young and old of the community. Because of their gentlemanly conduct they have been doubly welcomed in our homes. Earlham should feel proud of these boys we are. "Vrm uHll nrniomhsr that KhakH-

peare says of Brutus, 'Nature might ; ?leiy " JeeIS, lne need r the Tu stand up and say to all the world, t T,08lB Khfp!tal 'or ff .county. This was man.' Let me suggest that ""m"6 i! lns"ttiolL "lain tn ama wa u THham tnd un lately will result from their efforts.

and say of these boys: 'They are Christian men.' In behalf of Spiceland Academy and personally. I thank these bovs most sincerely and. I will add, God Bless them every one. The Gospel team is composed of Horace Reed, Howard McMinn, Harold Rogers, Roscoe Williams, Charles Semler, Cyrus Lancaster, Benjamin Johnson, Everett Davis and Josiah Marvel. $1,644,67 WAYNE'S SHARE OF AUTO TAX County Pays Out Twice As Much As Received From State. Wavne county paid into the state in automobile taxes just twice whatj it received, according to statistics or the state secretary and auditor, showing the distribution of automobile tax funds to each county of the state. The revenue from Wayne county au tomobiles during the six months thei new law has been in operation, was $3,255.85. Auditor Bowman has received notice that Wayne county win receive $1,644.67 as its share. The $150,235.30 received by the1 state from automobile licenses, was divided into three equal parts. The in "vr. rrri lUUUlY ICUCIVIIIK AIAO.IO. 1 17 DCvv ll part was amded pro rata according to the free gravel and macadam roads in the county. Wayne county has 240 on that miles, and received $359.20 basis. Third Share $855.04. The third part of the state division was distributed to the counties ac

cording to the amount of revenue from ! ing a complexion as clear, smooth each. Wayne's share was $855.04. i and delicately tinted as a young girl's. Many counties gained by the law. i Get an ounce of mercolized wax at while some of the larger and richer j your druggist's and try this remarkcounties lost lost. Wayne lost in the j able treatment. equal distribution of the first third,; Remember, too, that wrinkles, even because of many of the smaller coun- j the finer lines, are not easily concealties. A loss was suffered on the dis-1 ed in a brilliantly lighted room. You tributlon pro rata of the second share ; can quickly obliterate these hateful according to the mileage of free grav- j marks by bathing your face in a soel and macadam roads. Wayne's mile- j lution of powdered saxolite. 1 oz. dlsage of 240 is much lower than ninny , solved in witch hazel, pt. And your of the counties. On the state third j face won't look 6ticky, as after using division, Wayne county receive the ; pastes. Aunt Sally in Woman's

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SOCIETY WILL ASK

L Anti-Tuberculosis Workers to Petition for $25,000 Appropriation. The sale of Red Cross seals in the city and county during the holidays amounted to $465. Of this sum $394.04 was raised by the Domestic Science association, when that organization made a careful canvass of the city. Half of this was given the association by the anti-tuberculosis society, which also made a contribution of $200 cash to the funds for the support of the visiting nurse project. Independent of the society's assist(ance in bringing the visiting nurse to , the clty the aIltl.tuberculo8l worker8. during the last year, has been treating patients In window tents. Last year four persons were supplied with window tents, and three of them were cured. At present a mother and her small child are being treated. Since being provided with the tents, the patients report rapid improvement Expert Endorsement. Although caring for persons af flicted with tuberculosis the best it can under existing conditions the soj Club women of the city and the county medical society have declared Commercial club made its endorse - in tb viit nr rnA nsiomroi szfnt thA ment of the movement dependent upon the action of the Wayne County Medical society, persons working for the hospital feel sure of the Commercial body'B endorsement. When the anti-tuberculosis society asks the county council for an appropriation, it will be for about $25,000 with which to build an institution to care for between fifty and seventy-five patients. BOND ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR COUNTY CORONER Dr. S. E. Bond has announced that --JS5SSraSS; ner subject to the Progressive primary election, February 9. Dr. Bond has been identified with the Anti-Tuberculosis society since it was organized in this city some years ago. To Keep Skin Healthy Youthful, Wrinkleless ow that the social season is here, be especially careful to keep your skin in fjne condition. You know how con 6picuous complexion defects appear under the bright light of the drawing or ball room. Also how very evident are some makeups when similarly illuminated. I have myself discarded cosmetics entirely, using a process wh5ch nQ trace on 8k.'n At night I smear on a thin coat of ordinary mercolized wax, washing it off I next morning. This gradually absorbs the devitalized particles of surface ! skin; just as gradually the more youthi ful skin beneath comes forth, providRealm. (Advertlnementl

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some fancy gliding to the awe of the scores of boys following In bis wake. Youths and maidens fair, gliding In the night air; seek to each outdo, or skate some movements new. The lake has been the scene of many high school skating parties. Society too, Is having its pleasures at the lake. Last night a dozen automobiles were lined along Nineteenth street near the east end of the lake and their occupants, swingingsllvered and nickeled skates at straps' ends, descended the grade to the ice and amused themselves stroking over that portion of the township.

At this tlma ff-stn IsIpa. UU ! m "bosom is popui:; Ts mort ; nealth reBorU and ,8 the sleeD uroducer for hundreds, for who of the hundreds of skaters is not ready to

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