Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 118, 30 March 1915 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1915

UU, KELLY OPPOSES STRONG ARMAMENTS

Earlham President Addresses Members of Indiana Peace Society at Capital. Educational - features of any peace propaganda were cited by President R. L. Kelly, of Earlham college who wai one of 'the speakers at the Indiana Peace society sessions in Indianapolis last night. President William Lowe Bryan of Indiana university, retiring president of the society, was the other speaker. Dr. Kelly said: "The essential purpose of an organisation of this kind is educational. Most of us have not been actively engaged in the propagation of the peace cause. We believe in peace theoretically, and are- proud 'of our progress, slow as it has been, but if we are to accomplish anything we must have a definite - object, and agree on some

kind . of campaign. We should co

operate with other organizations, such

as the American School League, which distributes books and literature among

school children, in the Interests of

peace; the Women's Peace Party of which Jane Addams is president; the , Peace association among the colleges, which was originated in Indiana, and

which gives prizes for the. best ora i Hons on the subject of peace. '

"We hav not co-ordinated our forces

' with these organizations, and I see no

reasons why we should not. We should especially oppose the efforts of those people .who are seeking to convince the people that the United

States should increase its armament

The American League for Limiting

Armaments will provide speakers."

BARONESS IN BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT

ESTATE SETTLED.

The Suit of Elbert Huddleston, guardian of Martha Huddleston against Frank and Lottie Huddleston

to set aside deed and recover real es

tate and personal property was settled

outside of court and dismissed from circuit court today when the guardian paid the court costs.

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CEIIGIVE RESULTS OF CHURCH CANVASS r. i, ''' ' : ' ' ' ' ' ; " -. "r. A paper on "The Teaching of Luther in Civil Affairs," was read by William P. Miller at the meeting of the

Men's Brotherhood of St Paul's Luth

eran church last night. Committees of the Brotherhood who were appointed two weeks ago to make a membership canvass of the church congregation at their homes, to determine the spiritual attitude of the members, made their reports last night Practically every home was visited by members of the committee, who reported that they found everywhere an excellent church spirit

Citv Statistics

Ten Employes Serve , Starr Firm 35 Years

Further details in the alleged, romance of Michael Hurley, St. Louis financier, who was mae defendant in a breach of promise suit by Baroness Ursula Barbara von Kallnowskl, have been revealed in the supreme court at the hearing of the suit of George Fleming, her former counsel, against Mrs. Jessie B. Bacon, formerly of Lincoln, Neb., widow of Francis Bacon,

from whom he wants $25,000 as coun

sel fees. He says Hurley proposed to his client and to the baroness when

all three were living in the Continen

tal hotel, Paris.

' Marrlasa Licenses.

Enoch A. Bunner, 45. minister, Spiceland, and Stella Stant, 26, music

teacher. i Samuel Goodwin, 29, drayman, city, and Gaynell Way. 19. city.. Deaths and Funerals. SWAIN Services for Thomas Swain were held at the home yesterday afternoon with interment at Earlham cemetery. The funeral was conducted by the Rev. Murray S. Kenworthy and by Prof. Elbert Russell. HINSHAW Albert Hinshaw, 50, died Tuesday morning at his home,

four miles northwest of tne city, tie

Is survived by a wife, Zylpha, ana a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Fudge. Services will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the New Garden Friends church with interment in tbe New Garden cemetery. ta prv Services for Miss Caro

line Tapey will be held at 9 o'clock to

morrow morning from fat Andrew s cnurch with interment in St. Andrew's cemetery. The deceased was a member of the Ladies' Catholic Order of

Foresters which society will attend the services in a body. Friends may call at any time. Plants are forced by a Danish scientist by administering chloroform, his theory being that brief periods of rest are followed by quicker growth.

Who fa tbe oldest employe of tho Starr Piano company? There are ten men elibigle for the honor who have worked for tbe company thirty-five years or more. All of them are Germans from the soil who were brought to this country by their parents. Three of them claim the honor of having been in tbe service of tbe company longest. They are Oscar P. Tauer, Matthew Von Pein and Joe Vogelman. Vogelman started working for the company forty-five years ago but be has worked at other places. The friendly rivalry has narrowed to Tauer and Von Pein wbo' are struggling to show their records of faithful service are longer than any others. Tauer is given a shade in the decision although the question probably will always remain unsettled. Group Photographed. Practically all of tbe thirty-five year

men are foremen or heads of departments. Recently photographs were taken of tbe group and since that time

one of the men has dropped out On the picture are Al Pfeiffer, Henry Miller, Matthew Von Pein, Joe Vogelman,

Oscar P. Tauer, John Huber, FrankM

b&uers, hax jonnson, Henry Epping and Frank Banks. There are seven men who have worked more than thirty years and

less than thirty-five. These men were Grouped with the ten oldest employes

and a picture of the -seventeen taken.

In tbe group of men wbo worked

more' than twenty years there are thirty-six employes. This includes the

seventeen who worked more than thirty years. :

With few exceptions, all of the men in the three groups are capable of several years service to tbe company. A number of them have been of prominence in the city and several are prominent church and lodge men. -

WHOOPING COUGH. Well everyone knows tbe effect of Pine Forests on' Coughs. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey is a i remedy which brings quick relief for Whooping Cough, loosens the mucous, soothes tbe lining of tbe throat and lungs, and makes the coughing spells less severe. A family with grownlng children should not he without ' it. Keep it handy for all Coughs and Colds. 25c at your Druggist Eleetrlo Bitters a Spring Tonic. adv.

CHARGED WITH THEFT. - At tbe request of the local police department Fred Hatfield was arrested by the Dayton police today on a charge of grand larceny. It is alleged that while employed at the Wayne Works In this city Hatfield stole a magneto valued at about $35 and sold It in Dayton.' He will be brought to this city this afternoon.

noon. Burial at New. Garden ceme tery. .., .-,,, ... ,., v -

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ALBERT HINSHAW DIES NEAR CITY.

Albert Hinshaw died this morning at his farm on the Union pike, about four miles north of Richmond, from heart disease. He had been 111 since last Thursday. - Mr. Hinshaw was for many years a ' resident of Randolph county, moving to Wayne county about a month ago. He is survived by his widow and daughter, Mrs. Ethel Rudge, who lives near Fountain City. The funeral will be Thursday after-

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