Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 156, 14 June 1915 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JUNE 14. .1915

RAIN CAUSES HALT TO K OF P EXERCISES EATON, O., June H.WWhen heavy, dark clouds threatened a downpour of rain Sunday afternoon, the memorial service of Waverly lodge, Knights of Pythjas, o bare beet held in Moux4 Hill cepetery, was transferred to the Pythian temple. After the service a committee proceeded to the cemetery and decorated the gravs of deceased brethren, numbring fifty-nine. Judge Edward golts of Newport, Ky.t deliy ered the memorial address. The speaker was introduced by George W. Spacbt, master of ceremonies. Members of the marching line bad proceeded a few block from Fytkian tenv p)e en the way to the cemetery when a stem threatened to break at any moment, and the procession turned back and went to the lodge room, where the eereises were conducted. Many persons whs had gone to the cemetery in advance of the procession were caught in the downpour, People from near-by cities, towns and the rural districts bed gatberede , here in the largest crowd that had ever been present to witness the memorial and decoration service.

W. MANCHESTER, O.

Mrs. 0- F. For Eupbexnla, and Miss Lecke were in West Manchester Tnoodav

Henry Cossairt and C. J. Cossairt

in Lawisbura-. Tuesday.

William Guentber and family spent

Thnradav with Camden menas.

D. A. Petry. wife and daughter, Lu cilo, of FarmersYiUe. were here TbursAmv in ttnt the C. E. association.

They also visited relatives at Eld

rao ah Friday.

Mrs. Joseph Ruff of Union City, is

here visiting relatives.

. Mrs. Leon . Teas entertained her

brother of Eaton, this week.

Dr. .Carter was called to Sydney. O.,

on Thursday to . attend Robert, the

twa-vear-old son of Prof. and Mrs

Herman Cotio. who is seriously 11 and

at this writing Is not expected to re.

cover.

WOMEN ATTEND. '

MISSION SESSION

' ECONOMY, Ind., June 14. There were six women at the meeting of the

Ladles Aid Society Thursday after.

noon. The following were on the en

tertainment committee: Mr. Wattle

Salisbury, Mrs. Pearl Oler, 'Mrs. Ad

die Parker, Mrs. Hattle Jordan, Mrs.

Mae Oler, Mrs. Ethel Marshall. Mrs

Mae Edwards. Favors were given to the two who guesses the total ages of

the assembled women. Mrs. Art Cain's guess of 407 was correct, while Miss Belle Conley gave the second best

guess.

Elias Derby, of Salem, Mass., who

was the first millionaire in the United

States, practiced profit-sharing with

the sailors of bis merchant ships.

SOARING IN CLOUDS

APPEALS TO WHITNEY

HAND OF LAW DRAGS FROM RICHMOND RICHMOND BOY'S YOUNG SWEETHEART

Myra and Mary Lear, twins, who

will be seventeen years eld in August,

have been returned to their home in Greenville. O.. by an officer from that city. They were taken. into custody en warrants charging delinquency. "The Greenville officer told me both girl bore good reputations In that town, and during the time they were in Richmond they conducted themselves properly," Chief Goodwin said, 'What disposition the Greenville am tborities will make with the girls I do not know. J was Informed, that their home life was far from Ideal, and that they were ittduce4 to leave home be cause of the treatment they had re ceived from tfeeir parents. Their mother la suing for divorce, f understand, and she wants the twins a wit? newes against their father." The girls cried bitterly because they were to be returned to Greenville. Myra had been in Richmond about two

months, and wan Joine4 by her sister two weeks ago. Potb sjirls said their father ha4 abused then) and that their mother kad never taken their part, Myra was employed by a Main street firm unti last Tuesday. She told, the police that the proprietor of the place was exhibiting a vulgar sketch to some empolyes and patrons. Including worn; en. and that he finally approached her and placed the card before her. She told him she did net thin very mush of people who carried about such, things, whereupon he remarked that she pr6bably waa too good to work f him, a fact which she assured ; him. waa true. She then demanded and re? ceived feer week's py. T& following day she accepted employment s a domestic in a Fairview home. Her slst ter, Mary, had been unable to obtain employment, and Myra had been sup porting her.'. t:

Harry Payne Whitney is planning to join the ranks of the aviators. He is said to h,ave ordered one of the latest types of Burgess-Dunne aeroplane at the local plant of J. Starling Burgess. The machine is to be equipped with a 160 horse' power - engine and wlU maintain a - speed of more than sevr enty miles and hour. - Although a member of the Aero Club of America for ten years Mr. Whitney has never before manifested any inclination to fly.

CHARITY PROBES DETENTION CAUSES

Secretary Mel polder of the Central Charity bureau said today he would investigate the cause of the presence of each child at the Home For Friendless Women. There are twenty-two children there now for various reasons. A report will be made at the bureau showing .whether domestic troubles, sickness, death, lack of work, desertion or other causes can be credited to the unusual, number.

The Direct Relation Between What We Eat and What We Are Is Well Established. This is both reasonable and scientific, for activity, uses up tissue cells of body and brain which must be replaced daily from proper food A careful eater one who selects food for its nutritional value- is usually strong in body and keen in mind. Thousands of people, with an eye to nutritional values in food, are using

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Masonic Calendar BPP mi mum in ii i mi

Tuesday. June 15 Richmond lodge. No. 16. F. and A. M. Called meeting. Work in faster Mason degree. Refreshments.

Wednesday, June 16. Webb Jedge, No. ?4. F, and A, M- Stated meeting. Friday, June 18. Kin Solomon's chapter, No. 4. R. A. M. Called convocation. Work in the Royal Arch degree. Commencing atjf o'clock. Refreshments. -'. :i.7g

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CAMBRIPOE CITYrfJnd-, June 14. A number of t& members . of the Pythian Sisters met Saturday evening at the home of MtM Hana Martin and mad wreaths . and bouquets, which on Sunday the R. of P. commit

tee used in decorating tne graves of their dead in both of the cemeteries of Cambridge City and at German-town.

The London Royal Astronomical

Society has voted 59 to 3 to admit women as fellow on the same terms

and qualifications as men-

LARGE AUDIENCE -AT BAPTIST CHURCH . A large congregation, t waa present for the Children's day service at the First Baptist church Sunday morning. Instead of the usual morning sermon the time, was devoted t$ exercises bjr the children of the ' primary ment of tbv Sunday school. The little folks giv'n tartoresting pregram. Two new members wero taken Into the church at the morning service. The annual picnio of the Sunday school and church was announced for next Saturday afternoon at Glen Miller park. .

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