Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 237, 16 September 1915 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, SEPT. .16, ,1915

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PflEOLE COUNTY ' PAYS TRIBUTES TOA. L. HARRIS

Governor Willis and Two ExGovernors Attend Services at Home of ' Former. Ohio . '.Executive. .;,' V EATON..' SepL 16. Final tributes ! were paid this afternoon to the memory of General 'Andrew Llntner Harris, tormtr '"governor of Ohio. Particlpatr ' Ing'in the services were'mariy present and - former - state officials of nigh rank, including Governor Willis and Lieutenant Governor -Arnold. Others ' who ; attended the services were exGovernor ; James M.. Cox,. ex-Governor James E. Campbell and six members of the present chief executive's staff. 4 ; Following duet by Mr and Mrs. E. . O.' Lockwood, of this city, services of . marked ' simplicity were conducted from the veranda of the Harris home. 1 Rev; McD. Howsare, pastor of First ' Christian church, read a Scripture lesson. " The Rev: George H. Smith, pastor of- Riverdale - Methodist church, i Dayton offered prayer. Following the Rev. Mr. Smith's appeal to the Almighty, the Rev. Mr. Howsare preached a short sermon, taking his subject from Matthew. . ;- -Mayor Stanley B. Foos read resolutions adopted by the city council, and Attorney A. Milton Crissler presented ' the testimonial" dratted by the Preble 'County Bar association. A vocal duet "followed the strong eulogy offered by ' Governor Willis, who- recalled his pleasant associations with former Governor; Harris. a man four-square and , lered by all Ohio. -.: Troops Lead Procession. ?At. the 'dose of the services at the 'home a procession was formed and moved to Mound hui cemetery. nulag the procession, was a provisional regiment formed by Companies C, E, , F, G. H. and K of the Third Regiment, ' Ohio National Guard, under command f Colonel Smith, of Dayton. Others in . line were members of Mulharen-O'Caln '. Post, Grand Army of the Republic, and many citizens. -The honorary pallbearers were Gov. ernor Willis. General A. B. Critchfleld, Major W. H. Ortt. St. J. Fltcklnger, Joljn Duggins, Major George B. Fox, and Captain E..R. Monfort. ' The acting pallbearers were L. D. Leshi Charles E. Albright, George W. Longnecker. John P. Stanza, C. F. Brooke, R. E- Lowry, Superintendent .Jphn OXeary and Mayor Stanley B. , Poos. .... Jn the list of, honorary pallbearers were . three who ' served with former Governor Harris during the perlodln which he established a record t for bravery seldom attained by any sol'dler. They were John Duggins, living ; near this city, and Major Fox and Capttaln Monfort of Cincinnati. The latter two also attended as representa.'lives of Ohio Commandery, Loyal Le'as the procession moved to the cemetery, commercial life was at a standstill, and the-bells of -the city tolled In memory of the county's fore- ; ' most 'Sen. ' ' Upon the arrival at the cemetery the Impressive ritual of the Grand Army were held. The services were concluded by the firing of a parting volley and the sounding of "Taps." ECONOMY 1 ixiOmn the six-vear-old daughter of Mr.; and Mrs. Albert Weldy, who was i left speechless .when two years old. ; will be sent to school at Indianapolis 5 next month. The child Is able to f make many of her wants known by the I use of her fingers. There , was a lawn festival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Davissori's home Sunday evening. Those from a distance attending, were: Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Porterneld, Mr. and Mrs. A. Reed and children, .Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Bice, Mr. and Mrs. Merrll Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reld and Miss Mary Porterifteld of New Paris. Ohio. The crowd from Ohio numbered about thirty.'".-1 ' ; At the home of Edward Bea3, Monday night. Miss Grace Garrison entertained Mr. and Mrs. Pete Beckman and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Gil's -Weyl and eon. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Davlsson and children. It was an evening of the old-fashioned social good time. Ed Martin arrived from Richmond Monday evening Herman Lamb was at Richmond, Monday. , Mrs. Alice Frazler came home from Richmond, Monday night. I There will be an Epworth league heels! held at the home of Albert Wildy. Friday eveningMiss Vergle Stanley Is at Richmond. J Seward Beard was at Richmond, Tuesday. T)e Strngtown threshing ring completed Its work Tuesday. The Al Cox threshing crew threshed 841 bushels of oats in two hours -and one half, Monday, for Edwards Bros. It was a record run for this season.. ?Mrs- L- Fennimore returned' from Muncie, Monday evening, after a three days' visit with relatives. Mrs. Esther Stewart was a Monday afternoon caller at the Hiatt's. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Veal entertained at Sunday dinner the following: Mr. and Mrs. Vern Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bond and John Davis of Williamsburg; Enos Veal and Letitia Catey . of . Economy ; Mr. and Mrs. Newt Shoemaker and sons of Bethel. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lantz and children of Hagerstown, were here Sunday afternoon. A double birthday anniversary was celebrated Sunday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Olie Weyl. Clarence Stultz's of HuntsyHle,' and Mr. Weyl's: birthdays come on the came ' date and , a big dinner was served by Mrs. Weyl as a reminder of the event. BEE ATTACKS AUTOI ST. GOSHEN, Ind., Sept 16. A bumble bee attacked Paul Freyberg as he was driving his automobile here, causing him to abandon the wheel. Freyberg was given a good scare when the machine v crashed . into an : anto - owned by Frank Hope. No one was injured.

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: CHESTER Ind.T Sept 16. Mr. and Mrs. . Edwin f!rawfnn) . nnmnt mr nf the week with Michael Kendall. . Charley Huffman attended the state fair at Indianapolis. ' Claude Kendall has . hn seriniislv ill at his home. , . . -Word received from - Mrs:' Ernest Davenport, - who Is ' at Reid hospital, states that she is recovering slowly. , Elbert Kemp is building a silo. Sam Alexander and family and Morton McMahan and family motored to Indianapolis Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. T.: S. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. James Webster and daughter, Florence, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Green and little Miss Virginia Martin were guests of Caley Duke and family Sunday Charles Huffman and family were Sunday 'guests of OUie Boerner and family. . ., Boy Breaks Arm. Robert Hampton, little son of Louis Hampton, while playing in the barn with, several - other boys, fell on the barn floor and : broke his arm Just above the wrist Mr. and Mrs. Will Boyd were business visitors at Hollansburg last Wednesday. Mr. Joseph Meyers' brother has been visiting' here." Mr. and Mrs. Harry Critchfleld spent the week-end ;with relatives at Columbus, O.-.- : ',,' " ----- Ernest Newman went to Lafayette Sunday morning, where he will attend school at Purdue university. Clarence Alexander will attend Earlham college this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Study of Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs.' Maberry Study Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Borden and Mrs.' Joseph David have been visiting friends at Waynesvllle, O. - Mrs. Morrison Pyle returned home last week; from " Chicago, . where she has been visiting. MiSS Helen H&mnrnn Ik roarhlnr school at Williamsburg this winter. ' Several young people gave Ivan Starbuck a pleasant- surprise at his home, north of Chester, Saturday evening. ADDRESS Continued From Page One. Fountain City was one of the chief stations. The speaker discussed the flight of Eliza Harris, of Uncle Tom's Cabin fame, whose escape was aided by Coffin, and other slaves whose flights became historical. Mr. Unthank argued in speaking that as much attention should be paid to the length of a road as the shape of Its crown in' Its construction. He said the building of the bridge Is the most Important problem facing the county since the erection of the court house. Beck Pralsea Roads. Postmaster Beck discussed the motorization of the . roads' for rural routes by the United States government, and said that the' government would be careful not to send Its rural route carriers over dangerous roads, because $2,000 is paid to the family In the event of the death by accident of any of the carriers. He complimented Wayne county upon its superior roads, compared with other counties in the state. John Zwiseler spoke In behalf of wider roads and argued that the-Main street bridge should be as wide as the street . Dr. I. S. Harold made a rousing speech In which be said the bridge was an intergral part of the National Old Trails road. He . said the road would be the greatest national thoroughfare, 3,006 miles in length, extending from Gennett "KICK IN." "Having your picture taken," says the leading woman of that absorbing play, "Kick In" which is coming to the Gennett tonight "is a different operation than it was in the old days when the man behind the camera placed his victim bolt upright in a straight-backed chair. Relaxation is necessary for grace and ease of posture. The one essential "when you pose for a picture is not to have any pose if you want to recognize yourself when you look at the finished picture." Beautiful Wife of Justice of Peace Endorses Marvelous Dandruff Eradicator. Mrs. Henry C. Chessman Praises Glover's Hairgro. Lives at 206 Pearl Street Gifted with strong mental attainments, Mrs. Henry C. Chessman, wife of the prominent Richmond Justice of the Peace, could not be prevailed upon to endorse anything she was not more than ordinarily familiar with. Regarding Glover's' Hairgro, Mrs. Chessman offers the following for the beneat of Richmond ladies: ' "My scalp itched constantly and as I was given to understand by medical advisers, a slight eczemaic condition was the. cause. A most severe case of dandruff resulted and everything I tried seemed to irritate rather than relieve. I had heard so much of Glover's Hairgro I decided to try It The result has been marvelous and from my personal experience will say that Glover's Hairgro will cure dandruff and ecsema." - i. So many people were under the impression "that "Hairgro" was for bald heads only, i The Hairgro man will be glad to explain the virtues of Hairgro at Thistlethwaite's. Sixth and Main streets.Adv. ! ' "-

Those - present were Misses Lucila Huffman. 'Bonnie Carman, Opal Piatt Clementine Overman. ;Verna Baker, Carrie Vornauf, s Ethel Allen. Ardella Worley. Marjorie Huffman, Iva Allen. Anna, Pennecoet, Vida Thomas and Neva Warner; Messrs. Harry Brown, Earl Bunker.- Earl Wiggs, Clarence Alexander. Floyd Brown. . Ivan -Star-buck, Fred Davis, Forrest Hill, Harry Vornauf, Fred Pickett, Everett McMahan, Leonard Brown, Clark O'Brien. Chester -McMahan, - Ernest Newman ; Mr. Clyde Thomas and family,- Mr. Humphrey Mlkesell . and family, Mr. and Mrs. , Oscar White, Mr. Luther Hensbaw : and, family ' and . Mr. and Mrs. Warner:,"'1 ' ; ';' , , Charles Burg, and ' family. of near Greensfork. were guests of. Mrs. Emma Burg and son; Elmer,. Sunday. , " J Attend State Fair. . Z " Mr. and Mrs. Will Wesler attended

the state fair at Indianapolis last week. Fred Vornauf , is ' visiting his sister at Kokomo; Ind.'; " Mr. and - Mrs. Merritt Williamson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Noah Ryan of Richmond. Charles Huffman and family attended the soldiers' reunion at Richmond Tuesday. - Timothy Hart father of Mrs. Huffman and a former-resident of this vicinity, belonged to that regiment , : . ' Frank - White and" family and Mrs. White of Whitewater; were guests of Mr. and, Mrs. Shurley White Sunday. Mr. "and: Mrs. Chester Hill visited relatives at Bethel Sunday. . A class reunion was held at the home of ; Newton Bunker ' Sunday. Those present were . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jordan, Mr.-and Mrs. Claude Addleman, Mr. Reese Ryan, Miss Lena Hiatt. all of Richmond, Curtis McMahan and familv of Webster,. Bert Carman and family and Mr. Fred Pickett A basket dinner was enjoyed at noon. Miss Alta Williams is visiting relatives at Dayton, O.Mrs. Pemberton- and family moved to the Noah Ryan property Wednesday. ' ' Rev. Zerbe will fill his regular appointment here next Sunday evening. coast to coast. Dr. Harold said William Jennings Bryan . was now advocating the construction of six transcontinental roads. The meeting was held on the Main street corner in Fountain City, and the. speakers occupied the tonneau of a maqfeine drawn up under the arc light. The Richmond delegation included Lawrence Handley, A. N. Chamness, Pettis Reid and party, Charles Jenkins, Harry .Martin, Charles Beck, John Zwiseler and family, Dr. Harold, Miss Harold and several others. . BIG GRAIN CARGOES NEW YORK, Sept. 16. The largest cargoes of grain in the history of this port will begin to leave New York for Europe' this week.' With a record yield in Canada, which will be handled largely through New York, and increasing demand in Europe fpr grain, the outlook is pleasing to the steamship men. The harbor Is lined with freighters waiting for grain cargoes According to Lloyd B. Sanderson, gen eral agent of the Pacific Steam, Royal Mail and Wilson lines, the crops in India are poor, and Europe will be obliged to depend chiefly on the Unit ed States and Canada for her supply of wheat and oats.

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. - - "lyric . ". ; - "In the Sunset- Country, -will be shown tonight Bison three-reel' drama written by F. McGrew Willis and produced by Barton King, in settings of unusual beauty and ruggedneas. Sherman Baihbridge" and Ubella Maxim featured. - - - - The romance of the great wild West will never die. .The fact that "westerns'" are a staple in the moving picture - industry - should not militate against their future production, for their popularity in . the past will not affect in the slightest their appeal in years to "come. In Western, drama the emotions are stripped Of the veneer of society, the primal passions are denuded of: the conventions and guns bark when offense is given PALACE. : The set showing an underworld dive in "Up. From the Depths," was modeled by Director Paul. Powell on the notorious Metropolitan Music Hall In Chicago. To secure the proper types of these dance hall scenes a careful search' of the Los Angeles underworld was instituted, and many of the denizens of those districts brought to the studios and given temporary Jobs during the filming of " these particular views. Because of the manner in which these - supernumeraries- were handled and for his careful attention to every minute detail, Director . Paur Powell received a vote of thanks ' from the management. ; : "Up From the Depths" will be shown at the Palace Theatre on Thursday. ARCADE. The ' Vitagraph company's Broadway stars Including ' Anders Randolf, Charles Eldridge and Betty Gray appear at - the 'Arcade tonight' in' the three-act feature drama, "The Mystery of Many," ' taken from the Magazine story by O. L. Hill Lutz. Tomorrow matinee and night Beverly Bane, the famous screen beauty of the Essany company, will appear in the three-act drama, "Hearts and-Roses." MURRAY. Director William D. Taylor and Lottie Pickford, Irving Cummings William Russell," Charlotte Burton, George Periolat and William J. Tedmarsh, members of the all star cast of "The Diamond from the Sky," the North American Firl corporation's prize continued photoplay, passed two days recently on an ocean trip on the "Ituna" one of the swiftest and most completely equipped yachts along the Pacific coast. The time spent on board was taken up in filming a number of the scenes which form part of one of the latest chapters released. The next film in the series will be shown Sunday at the Murray. County Deaths JACOB SMELSER. . . CENTERVILLE Jacob Smelser. 54, died at 7 o'clock Wednesday at his home after being confined to bis bed for a day and a half. Mrs. Smelser however, had been In poor health for some time. Services will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. : Interment will be in Crown Hill. He Is survived by a widow and one son. Howard, and by two brothers, Richard and John, of Center township, and a sister, Mrs. Walter McConaha of Richmond. Pore Aluminum 2I4Qts. Quaker Cooker See it at Your Grocer's Offer in Each Package

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TO FILL CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.. Sept. 16. Mrs.' Ell Brewer and Mrs. Gua Garrett attended the funeral of Mrs George at Muncie Wednesday. '--. . .? v" . - Elmer Bertach who has taucht In the schools of. Jackson township the last three years, left Wednesday for Poushkeepsie. N. Y..' to. enter Eastman Commercial college. : i . ." J. C. Mangus; state ' organizer, la here soliciting members for-a. Moose lodge to be instituted here. . J ' Abiram' Boyd is attending the races at -Bowling Green, O- - - . - . v . Visits With Relatives. Miss Lizzie Whelaa. with Miss Deborah, Peelle of Indianapolis, will leave Saturday for California to be gone a month. They will visit the expositions at San. Francisco and San Diego. Returning they will stop in Oklahoma where they have relatives. -Dr. C..E. Denny; who comes to this city to engage in the practice of medicine, will occupy the Kerlin property. . . C. W. Roth and daughter have re turned from Martinsville. The firm of Wright Wiseman, undertakes, has dissolved. Mr. Wiseman retiring. His plana are yet indefinite, but it is probable that he will engage - in business in . the near future. . .... ..... . . Mrs.l James. Clingman . and son of Milton were guests of Mr.- and Mrs. Roy Clingman Wednesday. At the last regular meeting of Cambridge Lodge, ,F. and .. A. . M.,. J. ' C. Dodson was elected secretary ' to fill the unexpired term of M. 'E. Mason, resigned. - Mrs. ' Charles Weteel of , Lancaster, Pa., is" the guest of. Mr., and Mrs. M. L. Bowmaster. - Mrs. C B. Keller and-Mrs. Charles Keller are visiting relatives ' at : Dayton. ' : ' ! ' Millions of housewives know this is the jtruth they realize the cost of asingle bake-day failure. That's why they stick to Calumet. Be on the safe side avoid disappointments use Calumet next bakedav be rare of uniform results learn why Calumet is the most economical to buy and to - use. It's pare in the I can pure in the baking. Order now I J lUcivd Hisba Awards It tllf to Ftmnd Cm. STOP WASTING MONEY Use Mazda Lamps And enjoy the better light and save your money. : UP.

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