Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 162, 21 June 1915 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1915

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM

AND SUN-TELEGRAM

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What Will Be the Harvest? Perhaps 10(5,000 boys and girls have graduated this spring from the colleges and high schools and are about to figure in the future ac

tivities of the country. . . How much this great body of "young men . and women should affect American; purpose and sentiment ! How much better the world should be now than it ever was before! But all; this depends upon the sort of education they got. If ; it was simply knowledge, skill and literary, taste that was added to their lives, the world will go on pretty much as it has, without feeling the slightest impulse from their presence. If it is the old race for pleasure, a zeal for getting rich, a display of the old selfishness,

all the work of the educational institutions will

come to naught. May it be far otherwise. May these youth, go forward prepared to suffer and sacrifice for the truth of life, to take in a broader vision of duty than the world has now, to show that "humility PresidentWjlson spoke of which is the best sign of culture, to cut away from the mere show and tinsel of life, its vanity and extravagance, and stand for that simplicity of livine which is the

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ECONOMY

Mrs. Cleo Culbertson and children of Webster were visiting Oliver Hiatt and wife Fiiday. Miss Nora Young of Lebanon is visiting her sistev, Mrs. Loop. Dr. A. L. Looj and wife entertained today, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Doremus of New Jersey, Miss Effie Wilson of Greenafork, Herschel Ballenger of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greenstreet of here. Mr. and Mrs. Artain and sons and Mrs. Ella Lamb spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sherry of New Castie. Miss Margaret Loop entertained Miss Rhea Davidson ovar Friday night Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Peterson, Mrs. .ella Cranor and daughter Carrie

and Miss Bushman of Huntsville were at Richmond Saturday afternoon to attend the new bank opening. Howard Mashmeyer and Mr. Dowdy of Richmond were here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Olie Weyl were at Richmond Saturday afternoon. Frank Gibson and children were at Tom Stewarts Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frasier of here, Miss Jennie Gardner and son Floyd and Harry Lacey of Richmond attended the funeral of Charley Frasier of Muncie Saturday. Irwin Hunt of the Muncie Normal arrived home Friday evening to visit his mother over Sunday. Tom Stewart was at Williamsburg Friday. Will Conarroe was at Greensfork Thursday.

MEMORIAL SERVICE IS HELD AT EATON EATON, O.", June 21. One of the most successful fraternal observances of Memorial day this city has witnessed was held Sunday by members of Eaton lodge, No. 30, I. O. O. F. Two hundred and fifty members of the fraternity marched to Mound Hill cemetery. The program at the orator's stand was opened by invocation by Thomas -A. Barrett. George H. Kelly made a short talk introducing the Rev. J. A. Pantle of Farmersville, who delivered an address. Music was furnish by the lodge quartet and the Commercial Club band. At a meeting in the temple Saturday evening the Royal Purple degree was conferred upon a class of nineteen candidates by the Canton.

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Herschel Jeffries of Palestine was here Friday. Wm. Moore spent Friday in Richmond. The Polley property on Liberty street is being remodeled under instructions from Roy Brown. The old Hannah Harrison property on Main street now owned by phas. Thomas is being moved back on the lot and a new business room will be built on the street. It is understood that Carl Baker a druggist of Modoc, Ind., will occupy the business room as soon as finished. Van White's property on Main street is to be moved back from the street and new porches added. The Rupe property now owned by Rose Mikesell is being entirely remodeled. Cleve C. Hollinger's property has been raised and another story added. Fifteen automobile loads of Lynn Chautauqua boosters were here Friday morning. They stopped here long enough for their band to render three selections. A goodly number from here will go to New Madison tonight (Friday) to see "East Lynne" put on by the Stevens comedy company. This company was here the past winter and won many friends. Harley Chenoweth spent Friday in Greenville. Clarence Chenoweth spent Friday at the Reid Memorial hospital with his wife who recently underwent an operation there for appendicitis.

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The New York city bureau of weights and measures is going after the short weight artists, and going after them in an entirely new way. The top picture shows Mrs. Ursula White of the bureau of weights and measures explaining a modern computing scale to a housewife, so that the latter may learn to read the scale for herself when purchasing family supplies at her grocer's. The lower picture shows an actual dishonest scale unearthed by the bureau recently. The wire and weights below in the old wood box had cheated the purchasers in this dealer's neighborhood out of several hundred dollars before his perfidy was unearthed.

RECOMMEND PASTOR Rev. Kimmelshue of Xenia, O., superintendent of synod, conferred with the officers of Reid Memorial church Sunday and offered the names of several pastors who are available to assume the pastorate of that church. Rev. Mr. Kimmelshue preached at the morning service. The church officers are not making a hasty selection of any candidates and

it is not definitely known when a per

manent minister will be chosen.

A VITAL QUESTION WILL BE STUDIED Richmond is one of a '.hundred American cities selected for s, study of its method of handling the unemployed problem for six months, ending April 1, 1915. according to information received today by Secretary Melpolder, of the Central . Charity bureau from the American Association of Unemployment and the American Association of Industrial Legislation, department of Conservation of Human Energies.

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FOUNTAIN CITY. Ind., June tl. The New Garden Township Old Trail Road association and the Fountain City Commercial club will bold a Joint meeting at the town ball Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Important business is to be presented and members of both organizations are urged to be present.

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