Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 310, 9 November 1914 — Page 8
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THE RICHMOND ' PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, NOV. 9, 1S14.
WOMAN REALIZES PLACE IN WORLD BY CHURCH WORK
Rev. W. O. Stovall Preaches Second of Series of Ser-; mons Which Outline Relation of Life. ! "In discussing the woman and the I church there are two things I am going to emphasize; first, the church as' the emancipator of woman; second, woman as the champion of the church." said the Rev. W. O. Stovall yesterday. ' "In the working out of this princi- j pie of Christianity, woman has been J able to find herself. She has been ! man's burden bearer, his plaything j the agency of bringing his children 1 into the world. She was tolerated I only as a necessity and treated always ! as an inferior. The woman never ' lived who was glad that she was a ' woman, until after the coming of Jesus . Christ. And no such woman lives today except where His gospel pre- ; vails. . "The woman we know today, the woman who Is glad she Is here, always found at the front in those movements that make for character and hapritipfia that woman is a result of Christianity. It is to the c hurch of Jesus Christ that we owe . i hat dynamic of human uplift consecrated wcmanhocd. It has given to the world what Iowell has called, " 'Earth's noblest thing- -a woman perfect.' j Active in Mission!. "And as a worker in mission fields woman has a large place. She has gone unarmed and sometimes alone into the places where it was considered dangerous even for men prepared for physical resistance to go. In the parkest. places she has appeared as an an angel of light. "As a preacher, custom has kept woman from gaining a foremost place, but as a writer she has done her part, and done it well. And woman has been the exponent of the principles of the church as they apply to the larger circle of life. Her efforts for human betterment have gone far beyond the confines of the church as an institution. She has carried its spirit into every department of life. "She was the pioneer in the modern temperance movement. The work of the CrtiFaders of a generation ago still goes on in the W. C. T. U. and othrr temperance movements. "In view of all that Christianity and the church of Jesus Christ have meant to womankind, the very last thing we should expect to find in this world is a woman infidel, but the most reasonable thing, the thing most in accord with the fitness of things would be the expectations of finding all women Christians." Episcopal church supper Friday. 9-11-12 L Hardy Scotchmen in Native Clothes Bring Chills to Street Crowds. Warm coated Richmond citizens of Scotchmen in native uniform. it was Harry Lauder's company which stopped in Richmond for several hours enroute to Indianapolis for an i ngatement. Almost all members of tiie company wore the skirts and other ti;stinguishing features of Scotch dief-s. Between the half hose and the short skirts, the men had no protection against cold, but the chilly atmosphere did not effect the hardy clansmen. The dresses were of expensive plaid in bright colors. Evidently two clans were represented as one group wore a ' 1 ,he .mna-wa ninerwhocar-i
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ried his instrument. He willingly ans-! MUNCTE Mike, a mascot dog, holds wered questions of curious persons j the honor of discovering the first fire who surrounded him at the station. that ever broke out in a fire engine The big pipe was gaudilv decorated. j house in Muncie. It started in some Harry Lauder, who plays Indianapo-! oil-soaked mops and caused $50 damns today, stopped with other members ! flge destroying several uniforms, beof the company but did not spend the fore the firemen reached the scene in night in the city, louder is one of the : response to Mike's barking alarm.
highest-priced comedians playing in i the country. From Indianapolis company goes to Cincinnati. the NEW LAW PERMITS SALOONS IN EATON EATON, O., Nov. 9. With the adoption of home rule by the voters of the state, Preble county will come in for her quota of saloons. Eaton, with a population of a little more than 3.100, will be entitled to six saloons. The villages of Gratis and West Manchester were wet" before the county voted "dry" and will also be entitled to one saloon each. At Gratis the patronage was not sufficient for the existence of a saloon, but notwithstanding that village never voted "dry" under any of the numerous laws. The sinews of the kangaroo are especially desirable for use in surgery, sowing wounds and binCtng broken bones together. Terror of The German cruiser Emden, ships in the Indian ocean.
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GERMANS FALL BACK INTO EAST PRUSSIA Petrograd Reports Northwestern Poland Cleared of Invaders and Additional Successes Against Ottoman Forces in Turkish Armenia Teuton Advance Falls Back Before Czar's Cavalry.
; BY FRANCIS LAVELLE MURRAY, ; Staff Correspondent for International News Service. PETROGRAD, Nov. 9. Official an- : nouncement Avas made today that the ,; German forces which invaded north- : western Poland had been driven back into East Prussia. This clears Rus- ' sian territory of the invaders except the extreme western and southwestern part of Russian-Poland, where the I Germans are still striving to hold their positions against the repeated attacks of the Czar's army, j Additional successes against the j Ottoman forces in Turkish Armenia ! were also officially reported. I The statomort nf thp trener.i.1 staff relating to the operations in Poland was as follows : "All German troops have been driven out of Russian territory on the Thorn-Mlawa-Rypin front and have retreated into East Prus- ... The enemy's invasion in this quarter has completely collapsed. "Except in the west and southwest, the soil of Poland has been cleared of the invaders, and the German forces in those regions have been compelled to withdraw as a result of the activity of our cavalry, who have invaded State Briefs in Few Lines LUCK IN POLITICS. GREEN SBURG "Luck runs in the family" of Daniel Holcomb, Republican, of Marion township, who has just been elected as township trustee an office for many years held by a Democrat. His son, John Holcomb, Republican, was elected trustee in Sandcreek township, and his son-in-law, Henry Mezingo, Bull Moose, landed in a similar berth in Clinton township. DOG GIVES ALARM. CHURCH AIDS WIDOWS. ANDERSON In response to a call from the Mother church in Boston the Anderson Christian Science church raised $55 in contributions for European war veterans. All Christian Science churches in the United States are co-operating in this great charity movement. BLOW SAFE OPEN. MUNCIE "To open this safe turn knob five spaces to right; then turn bolt to left." Despite this combination secret conspicuously posted, burglars nearly hammered the door of the safe in the office of the Hibbits Milling company j off its hinges before they were finally ; F.t V. , . ml. . , . ' iiiBuicucu away. mere was noining of value in the safe. EVEN WOMEN GAMBLE. MUNCIE Gambling in Muncie? Yessir, and a mighty stiff game, according to Mrs. Emma Stout, who has
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One of the Tragic
This photograph was taken in a farmyard from which the French had driven the enemy. It discloses one of the scenes of war that appall even the soldiers who bury the dead. The German troopers are i lying where the French shells struck them down. v
Silesia and cut railroad communication at Pleschen. "As a result of the perilous positions in which they have been placed by our great victories, the Germans are drawing upon their forces in the west to strengthen their lines. Many detainments are being transported through Germany from the western to the eastern front. "This will result in weakening the lines opposing the Anglo-French-Belgian forces in the west." The following report concerning operations in Turkish-Armenia was sent from Tiflis under date of Nov. 7. It follows. "Two Turkish divisions with 48 pieces of field artillery -nd several heavy guns, supported by a large force of Kurd cavalry, moved from the direction of the hills of Hassankalah (about 21 miles east of Erzerum) toward the position at Koprikoi, which we occupied Friday night. ; "The Turks made a vigorous move-) ment in an effort to surround the j right wing of the Russians, but were severely repulsed. Our artillery opened a murderous fire, and the Turks, through they fought bravely, and made numerous attacks, were finally j compelled to retreat. filed suit in circuit court to recover j $500 alleged to have been lost in a poker game by her husband, Charles ! H. Stout. The defendants are all well-known Muncie people and include two women. Mrs. Stout avers that the
money reany Deiongea 10 ner. Richmond, Indiana, and to the citizens of the township of Wayne, and of the TAME WILD DUCKS! county of Wayne, and of the City of CONNERSVILLE "Tame wild ; Richmond, thereof, and of the state of ducks" are the paradoxical oddities Indiana, that the undersigned being owned by Lewis Whitman, farmer, j duly qualified according to law will near here. It happened this way : : make application to the Board of CornWhitman secured fifty wild duck eggs ; missioners of Wayne County, State of and hatched them in an incubator. Al-; Indiana, at the next and regular Dethough they fly many miles astray cember, 1914, session of said board, they always come back home and are commencing on the first Monday of very tame. December, 1914, for a renewal of license to sell intoxicating liquors at reMOVES WITHOUT CONSENT. j t ail with permission to allow the same
SULLIVAN Because he moved in-! to their neighborhood without permission, Dr. G. D. Scott was forcibly taken from his home by ten of his neighbors, handcuffed and marched to the interurban station. The entire , ,, -i-i. m it i. i party then proceeded to Terre Haute ;
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pre-arranged at a hotel and which was paid for with money from the doctor's wallet which had been confiscated by Ms uninvited guests A picnic tin- j horn serenade concluded the celebra tion SUES ON AFFECTIONS. FRANKFORT The first jury trial on the docket at the new term of the Clinton county circuit court, is that for $5,000 damages brought by Mrs. Laura Earlywine against Eliza Kirkendall of Frankfort, for alleged alienation of the affections of the former's husband. Mrs. Earlywine avers that the attractive defendant won away the love or Mr. Earlywine when both families formerly resided in Michigantown. The formal report of a fire marshal on a fire which destroyed a barn in Houston count', Minnesota, states that a sparrow carried a coal from a bonfire to its nest with the idea of warming it. or captured fourteen British
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GLANDERS BREAKS OUT INJEW PARIS Throat Disease of Stock Believed to Have Gained Start. J. B. Heaton of Indianapolis, and Dr. Elliott of Greenville are investigating! what is believed to be an outbreak of i glanders near New Paris. j Glanders is a throat disease which j nHrifka dnrnfictin smlmnls oenonfn 11 v ' horses. It is said, to be fatal and very contagious. An outbreak of glanders unless checked promptly would cause heavy losses to horse and cattle owners. When Mr. Heaton passed through Richmond today he said he did not believe the disease is glanders although he had not then examined any of the stock. WOMEN SHOULD TAKE WARNING If the statement made a a NewYork Assembly of Women, that healthy American women are so rare that they are almost extinct, is true, it is time for the women of America to take warning and look to their health. It may been headaches, backaches, dragging down pains, nervousness, mental depression, that are telltale symptoms of some organic derangement for which Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a simple remedy made from roots and herbs is a specific and may be relied upon to restore women to a healthy normal condition. adv. I notice OF APPLICATION FOR LlCENSE TO SELL INTOXICATING LIQUORS AT RETAIL. State of Indiana, County of Wayne Before the board of commissioners of Wayne county, state of Indiana, December term, 1914. Notice is hereby given to the citizons of the SeCond ward of the City of lo oe aranK Pn e premises wnere sold in accordance with and in compli ance with the terms and provisions of An Act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved March 17th, j 1875, and all acts and amendments of nmiuiv. ttunyiiuai.ji auu duui;iciihtii- . t tneret and all otner lawg o the j such business and the conduct thereof, j The precise location of the said prem-! ises at and for which such license so to a(?11 such liquors ls to be petltioned for, and the specific description of the , room where at and within such business is proposed to be transacted, and for which such licence is to obtain, is I as follows: - j "Being a certain front or street I room fronting on North D. street in the said City of Richmond on the i south side of said street, and being the front room on the ground floor of a j certain two-story frame building situ- j ated on the following described real estate, in said City of Richmond, of J s-aid Wayne County, State of Indiana, ! to-wit: ' ! Being lot number Fifty (50) in that I part of the said city laid out by one ) Jesse Iden, except the following des- j cribed part of said lot viz: Commenc- j ing at the northwest corner of said I lot; thence east along the south side I of said D street fifteen (15) feet; j thence south parallel with the west j iine of said lot thirty-nine (39) feet; I thence west fifteen (15) feet to the vest line of said lot; thence North to the north line of said lot; said front ' room fronting on said North D. street i for the width of eighteen (18) feet, I and extending thence south and at i right, angles to said North D. street j I for a distance and depth of forty (40) feet, and being of the uniform width I j of said frontage, and all of the same i I being within the Second Ward of City ! cf Richmond." CECIL WINTERSTEEN. BERNARD A. KENNEPOHL. ! 9 CarlF.Weisbrod Piano Tuning - and Repairing. Phone 2095.
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BOARD APPROVES ASSESSMENT ROLL The board of public works today or dered paid to P. E. Slick, contractor,! the five percent retained on the pay- j mem tor tne Keeveston sewer system. The amount retained amounts to $1,096. The primary assessment roll for the improvements on the "model block" on South Nineteenth street, Reeveston, totaling $8,352, was approved. The entire expense of this improvement is met by the firm owning the lots on the block. A petition asking for six crosswalks 'n South G steet was received and taken under advisement. Twenty-five dollars "for scrubbing i Gf the tombstonps of mv rWhw ; the graveyard" was one of the peculiar j bequests in the will of Mrs. Marga- ) retha II. Schmidt, on file for probate in Belleville, 111. Union Men Ask
Are not picked up on the street every day. You wouldn't h e s itate to invest $15 to make $5, still the pants we are giving Free are the biggest-values in America at that price. It's a fact that you can't duplicate them anywhere at $6.50. This o f f e r is just about to end Remember pants are Free with
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Men's Suits Pressed, at Cleaned and $1.00 Ladies' Short Jacket Suits, cleaned and 31 AA pressed fr1111 Ladies' Skirts Of cleaned and pressed Ladies' heavy Winter Coats cleaned and ?1 AA pressed BENZOL FRENCH Goods Called for 1237 MAIN STREET. CORNER
To the Voters of Wayne Co. I wtsh to thank you for the hearty support given me regardless of party in electing me clerk of Wayne Circuit Court. I take this plan as it is impossible to see all personally. M. W. KELLY
"HELEN OF TROY"
HITS POLICEMAN Reincarnated in Modern An archist, Helen Lands New York Jail. in BY LEASED WIRE. NEW YORK, Nov. 9. After a fight which gradually grew into the propor tions of a riot, Alex Berkman, an an- ' archist, and four of his followers were ! arrested early today. The other prisoners were Helen Goldblatt, known to j the police as "Helen of Troy"; her ' sister, Lillian Goldblatt, William j Shappoff and Abraham Blecker. I The clash started in front of a ' West Ninth street building when a policeman, who had been sent to that j vicinity to quell a disturbance, order- j ed Berkman and his followers, who j had all been banqueting together, to make less noise. The policeman was immediately surrounded and "Helen of Troy" started things by trying to remove the policeman's uniform without going to the trouble of unbuttoning it. In this operation she was ably assisted by half a dozen others, and the policeman seeing how things were going, rapped for aid. Berkman and his party were finally arrested. "This country certainly has Russia beat when a man can't go to a banquet with his friends without getting arrested for it,", declared Berkman. "Helen of Troy" said she thought it was worse than Russia, too. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. State of Indiana, Wayne County ss: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been aDDOinted adminis- ! ?2 J" Vi" IT'X . iu i ji it uuaiu iiai nu'.EJo, uc,raoru, ; late of said County and State. Said es tate is believed to be solvent. Will Y. Reller, Administrator. nov. 9-1C-2S FIRST SNOW FALLS EATON, Ohio, Nov. 9. The first snow of the season fell Sunday morn-: ing in Eaton, and fof more than one j hour the "beautiful" came down thick and fast. Prognosticators term this j "squaw winter" and say it is to be followed by "Indian summer." Sal-Vet, worm destroyer, conditioner! and tonic. Quigley Drug Stores. 3-tfi The Paris Temps appeals to the women of Paris to send woolen petticoats and safety pins for wounded soldiers. Soldiers suffering from leg wounds often can not wear trousers. for Union Label No More No Less nmri trtrtir r r utr Dry Gleaning Men's Pants cleaned and pressed 50c Ladies' One-piece Dresses, cleaned and $J QQ pressed for Soc to Ladies' Long Coats cleaned and Q0 pressed l Men's Overcoats cleaned and AA pressed for 75c to x,w DRY CLEANER and Delivered. THIRTEENTH. PHONE 1208.
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Graham Crackers A food for every day. Crisp, delicious and strengthening. Fresh baked and fresh delivered, zo cents. A delightful new biscuit, with a rich and delicious cocoanut flavor. Crisp and always fresh, zo cents. Buy biscuit baked by NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Alvxtys look for that Name MATHER & UXTHANK S Mill and Cabinet Work. j Estimates cheerfully given. Prompt l service. Phone 2459. i (We're Not Satisfied Until You Are.) Wattes We keep all standard makes and sell all watches at lower prices than others. We will even save you money on the mail order house prices. 7 jewel, 20-year case watchas low as The Jeweler. No. 12 N. 9th St. LIFE FIRE ACCIDENT INSURANCE Insure with me and you will b protected right by a reputabl company. F. I. BR AFFET Phone 1353. MONEY Loaned on household goods, pianos, teams, fixtures, etc. without removal at the Legal Rate. We loan from $5 to $100. See us before borrowing. If unable to call, write or phone and our agent will call at your home. The State Investment & Loan Company PHONE 2560 Room 40 Colonial Bldg Richmond. Ind.
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