Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 119, 30 March 1914 — Page 10

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, MARCH SV W14.

OTP BEST BOOKS, . MINISTERS" ADVISE The Rev. W. O. Stovall Says A Person Can Be Judged By Books Read.

"Investigate what class of library. books are read mostly and you, can teH what kind of thought the . people are working into themselves," 'declared the Rev. William Stovall,rof i the FirBt Baptist church, in his. sermon on "What Constitutes the Man,"? yesterday morning. V.'."As he thinketh in his" heart so is he. - What we do and what we think are two entirely opposite attributes. TlVhat we do is merely a sign hung out to the world that indicates we are capable; o doing and have done some(thing of worth.v "What we think is entirely hidden from every one. ; We hear of self-made men who are making a success of life, yet in their character building , they may be in worse condition than men who have not attained such high success. "Since the thinking is a matter of secrecy then we should guard against any tendencies of thinking on paths which are detrimental to our welfare. We clamor about pure foods and sanitary and fireproof buildings, but ve are careless regarding the building cf the right kind of character. "We should make thinking right for we soon realize that there is no room for wrong thoughts. The Scripture quotes, 'Bring your thoughts to the obedience of Jesus Christ.' If you do this then you can not do a wrong or a misdeed without thinking of the sacri&ce Of Christ."

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EATON, OHIO. ! EATOX, O., March 30. An investigation folowing the birth and death of . child under unusual circumstances today resulted in a charge of infanticide being placed against Miss Grace Btubbs, 31, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Stubbs, prominent residents of West Elkton. The. body of the child was found Saturday night In the attic at the Stubbs home. A rag had been .tied tightly around the infant's neck, end following a post mortem examination Coroner Silver, of Eaton, held 'death was caused by strangulation. Peter Comfort, about 80, a former (resident of Eaton, died. Saturday in Iayton at the home of his daughter, Miss Martha Comfort. Thetbody was brought to Eaton Monday afternoon And Interred in Mound Hill cemetery. Besides the daughter, . he leaves one on, William Comfort, who resides iu the Gem City. Ed. E. Iyongnecker, of West Alexandria, who is in the employ of the Ohio Electric railway on the Richmond division, is in the fieldiand will make the race for nomination as candidate for sheriff. Mr. Longnedker is one of the county's best known Republicans and doubtless will make a strong fight. He formerly resided in Eaton and at one time was in the employ of the city as special patrolman. Joe Gilmore, of Hamilton, spent Sunday hore with his parents, Judge and Mrs. James A. Gilmore. Mrs. Thomas J. Stephens has gone to Binghampton, N. Y., where she will reside with her brother, Cash Beall, and family, lateily residents of Richmond. Ind. William Nation, of Dayton, was here Sunday. C. S. Clayton, of Cincinnati, spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs. Margare' Clayton, and his sister, Miss Anna.

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