Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 168, 28 June 1915 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1915

t SONG ON MAII'S UPS SHOWS JOY OF LIFE

About "The Man Who Sings," the Rev. W. O. Stovall, pastor of the First Baptist church, said in part yesterday; "There is something delightful about

the man who sings. It means that his soul is free. We like' to have him around. His song may not be melodious in the artistic sense, but he is a dispenser of cheerfulness. There is is a music that is melodious to the heart, thought it may not be very melodious to the ear. . Sound is a physical thing. Physical deices and endowments are required to produce it in a pleasing manner. But the sentiment and the associations of the song may speak to the heart though the musical effort be crude. "At work or at play when the pressure of the task or the zest of the game subsides and the mind drops back into its natural mood, blessed is the man whose soul spontaneously springs the song. It is not the song he forces himself to sing to give face to ' artificial conditions like the boy whistling in the dark, but the song that comes naturally from a free and buoy- ' ant spirit like that of the bird that has escaped from, the cage and trills its joy from the tree top in God's open air and sunshine."

CARNIVAL COMPANY " BAUDS TO PARADE

The Mazeppa United Shows, assert

ed to be the largest and most complete carnival which ever appeared In this I

city, arrived in Richmond Sunday for, a week's engagement The tents were; erected on the Jot Just west of the Doran bridge in West Richmond and today workmen were occupied in finishing arrangements to handle the large crowd of people expected this evening. :v -S . The ground - had been cleared and leveled to permit of the easy accessibility to the shows. .The ferrls wheel, merry-go-round and ' all of. the other concessions, were erected today. The carnival comprises thirteen shows besides the concesssions and the two free-acts which will be given daily. . :. Each day this week a street parade will be held including the two bands of music which accompany the shows. Whether the trained horse, "Mazeppa" is brought to Richmond to appear at the carnival is problematical. His owner, who lives in Columbus, Ohio, and who has the horse insured for $30,000 uses extreme care in having the horse perform. If the present weather continues, the horse may be brought here for the last two days of the week.

OLD TRAILS MOVEMENT BOOSTS FARM DISPLAY

The Center township Commercial club has submitted the following: Are you busy on the old trails movement? The county is aroused as it has not been for a long time. Preparations are being made in all the townships heard from to send large delegations to the monster meeting at Centervllle, Monday, July 5. Centervllle is working valiently to make your visit a pleasant one. Harvest is upon us and the pressure of work may tend to lessen ybur enthusiasm, but we are not going to cease stirring your township to boost our common interest a federal highway fromcoast to coast. Jefferson township has invited the county to attend its meeting Wednesday, June 30. Teetor'B band will give an out-door-concert and there will be a number of stirring talks. Have your township visit Hagerstown on that date and take with you some musical instruments to make plenty of noise going and coming. Dr. Harold has repeatedly sugested that another common movement should be made along agricultural ' lines. In furtherance of this suggestion, please urge farmer members or their eons and daughters to prepare exhibits. 1. Prepare" three samples of each grain and grass, (a) Of the grain; father a sheaf of two or three inches

; in diameter, cutting the straw at the f first Joint, (b) When cured, tie in two

' places with red ribbon. (c) After

Wrestling, select samples of the grain

r be shown with the sheaf, (d) Have

each exhibitor give his name to the township secretary and receive a number, (e) Carefully prepare samples

of the grasses. 2. At a convenient time after harvest have a township display and give prizes of ribbons to first, second and third. 3. The county will arrange a display, to which your exhibitors may send a second sample. 4. From the county display an exhibit will be selected to show at the Indiana state fair. The third sample will be fresh for this. Let Wayne county show the state it is awake by every farmer getting into this grain and grass exhibit game. Let everybody hustle. Let us know how we can help you most. Together now get ready push! We will find ourselves enjoying our work, our friendship and our increased prosperity. Very truly yours, JOSEPH H. BLOSE, Secretary. .

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How to Find the Right Chauffeur, or a Position as Such

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CAUTION CHILDREN ADMIT FIREWORKS

Children in. Sunday' school services yesterday were cautioned by the superintendents to use extreme care In lighting fireworks, especially in alley: .ways, to prevent possible fires. The

superintendents were asked to advise the children on this matter by Rev. C. Huber, president of the Ministerial association. The officers of the W. C. T. U. made the request of him.' - The caution will be given to children again next Sunday. "

CALLED TO FATHER.

- Rev. Harry C. Harman, pastor of the First Methodist church, was called to Bloomberg, Pennsylvania, last night to the bedside of his father who is seriously ill. -

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