Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 105, 15 March 1915 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1915

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ENGLISH LUTHERANS TO SPREAD BAE QiET FOR CHURCH'S liHOIR E. M. Haas Will Preside at , Program Nusbaum Quintet Will Present Special Musical Selections. Members of the church council and Luther League of the First English Lutheran church will banquet the organist, chorister, soloists and all other members of the church musical organizations tomorrow night as a token of appreciation for services in the past year. Following the banquet a program will be given. The church congregation has been invited to attend this part of the gathering. E. M. Haas will preside. The program follows: Prayer Rev. E. Minter. Banquet served by Walter Dennis. Selection Nusbaum Quintet. Welcome Address for Council Rev. E. O. Howard. Welcome Address for Brotherhood Henry Deuker. Song Junior Choir. Remarks Mrs. B. C. Bartel. Selection String Quartet and Sunday School Orchestra. Remarks E. B. Knollenberg. Anthem Senior Choir. Remarks Lee B. Nusbaum. Hymn Grand Chorus and Orchestra. Benediction Rev. E. Minter.

"GRAND OLD SOLDIER BOYS"

MASONS INVITE TWO LODGES TO INITIATION

BY LEWI8 C. KINO. Old Soldier Seth fought like the rest, To save this grand old land ; Talks Lookout Mountain, Eagle's Nest, Twas there he took his stand. And there's Old Dave, great dash he made, 'Round rear of Rebels wheeled: He likes to talk of Sheridan's raid. And his gallop into the field. Now comes Old William, John and Joe, With Grant were in the fight; They tell us all about Shiloh, The horrors day and night. Oh. yes, Old Dick, good soldier he Talks Gettysburg and Meade; Appomattox, surrender of General Lee To Grant, which we like to read. They tell their deeds to you and me, We give attentive ear; We hear Old Sherman's march to sea. Song "March Through Georgia," dear. We love to hear what the old boys say, By them we always stand; We owe them a debt that we never can pay. They made this country grand. Ah, sad, they are dying, many and fast. Brave soldiers, worthy men; Ere long, to rest they will have passed, God takes them home again. Now younger men of the great U. S. Have registered an oath, To kep alive their memories, bless And to them plight their troth. Memorial day, oh, let us keep It, one to consecrate; Demand a law, good, strong and deep. That none shall desecrate.

Cambridge City and Eaton Orders Accept Invitation of Richmond Chapter. Members of Richmond Lodge of Masons are looking forward to an occasion of rare pleasure Tuesday evening. Invitations have been accepted by Bolivar Lodge, of Eaton, O., and Cambridge City Lodge. It is expected that these bodies will be represented by large delegations. Work on two candidates will begin promptly at 7 o'clock, or immediately upon the arrival of the visitors in special interurban cars. It is intended that the visitors shall participate in the exemplification of the ritual. Following the conferring of the degrees,

FRIENDS COMPLETE BROTHERHOOD BODY The organization of a Men's Brotherhood will be completed at the East Main Street Friends' church tonight. The committee on organization will make a full report and will have recommendations for officers read to be put to a vote. At the close of the business session, Garfied Cox, Earlham's winner of the recent state oratorical meet, will deliver his address. Ed Mott and Justin Foster will read papers.

there will be a social session and reception for the guests. All resident and sojourning members are included in the invitation extended by the Worshipful Master, Clarence Hunt, and Richmond Lodge no doubt will maintain its reputation for entertainment and hospitality.

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"California and Bear"

"The Perfect California Girl" is what Miss Mabel Perry, a San

Francisco high school student, is called. She posed for the statue

shown, California and the Bear, which is m the California build

ing and was obtained by donations from seventeen valley and

mountain communities known as the Sacramento Valley associa tion.

GAR'S IMPACT SNAPS POLE INTO 3 PIECES

Driving a new eight-cylinder highpowered automobile for the second time brought grief to a party of Cambridge City residents yesterday afternoon. The owner is Mr. Krelll of Morris and Krell, dry goods merchants and the driver was Mr. Manlove. Their wives were in the machine with them. West of Hagerstown, near Millville,

Manlove turned the machine direct

ly into a telegraph pole when within thirty feet of it. The telegraph pole

was broken into three pieces. The ma

chine fared less badly but one of the

women was thrown out and slightly in

jured. The; machine was hastily re

paired on the road and run back to

Cambridge City.

New Orleans is to have a school of

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BOYS OF EARLIIAM PRACTICE MINSTREL

Rehearsals are being - held by the

members of the cast of the minstrel show to be given by the men of Earl-

ham next Saturday evening at Ldndley hall. The minstrel is to be under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A.

The following students will be end

men: Kinnaman, Calvert. Arnett, Baldwin, Kelsay and Neal. The chorus includes Payne. Winslow, Cox, Thornton, Logan, L. Taggart, R. Winslow, E.

Davis, Whitely, Tippy, Adams, Bruner, Kelsay, Carey, Mills and Ldndley. Prof. Haile will act as Interlocutor and Nelson, Adams and Payne are the soloists.

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HOLD YOUNG SELLS ON FORGERY COUNT IN MARION COURTS

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who is a native of Hagerstown, has been arrested and turned over to Indianapolis authorities. He will be dealt with by the Marion county courts where he is charged with forgery.

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about three months ago, leaving his wife and child at the home of relatives there. He had raiserd a large amount of cash by forging small checks, engaging in unlawful real estate deals and selling .a set of law books, which is said to be the only means by which he secured money legitimately. It was believed at that time that Sells had gone to Central or South America to try his fortune. Whether he has gone and returned is not known. He appeared suddenly in a northern Indiana town and was arrested and held at Anderson. Sells prchably will be dealt with leniently. Although there are many charges against him in Elwood and Indianapolis and some unfiled charges in Wayne county, the affidavit on which he was arrested was brought by Harry P. Wolfe of Indianapolis, for issuing a worthless check for J3.

Rev. W. O. Stovall, pastor of the First Baptist church, announced yes terday that on the first night of the revival services which will begin March 29, Rev. Milo Hinkle, pastor of the East Main Street Friends church, would address the congregation and on Tuesday, March . 30, Rev. W. R. Motley, pastor of the Central Christian church would preach. During the remainder of the meetings which continue until April 11. Rev. L. C. Overman of Spencer, Ind., will preach at all the meetings.

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MEETING INDEFINITE.

The time for the meeting of directors of the Richmond Lake and Park company Is indefinite. Ray Robinson.

president and E. M. Haas, who prob

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