Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 245, 25 September 1915 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM

EPISTLE ADDRESSED7 TO BRITISH FOIEtlDS DY INDIANA r.'EETUjG it Expressions of concern for the members of the Society of Friends in Loudon, England, Dublin, Ireland, and panada during the present European war, ' are contained in three epistles -which will be dispatched to the yearly meetings of. the places mentioned above by the Indiana Yearly Meeting

; the meeting of representatives this morning and approved. . The epistle to the London " yearly meeting read as follows, in part: "We feel sure that not only do your labors result in present alleviation of suffering in the war but that through blessing of the God they will aid in the reconciliation of the warring coqn- ' tries and tend toward establish permanent peace and good will. . "It is a matter of gratification to us that many Friends from this side of the ocean have been able to help by personal- service or financial aid. "We have been favored by the pres

ence or KODeri ana Margaret, ciropmn, your missionaries In China, and Kwei

Flng Yang, a native of that land." . -' -The epiBtle contained expression of appreciation - of the epistle received from London, the Increased Interest in the Indiana meeting and an announcer ment of Men's conference here, October 20-22. , i The epistle which will be dispatched to Dublin yearly meeting read to the same- effect as the London meeting.

.- but included a discussion of the spreaa . of temperance fn the United States. "An encouraging feature of our sittings," read this report,,"bas been an Increased interest on the part of young Friends. "Our educational Institutions report aprosperous year. , There seems to be an increasing concern on the part of .the beads of Earlham college that its ' possibilities for the training for leadership in our society of the future may ..be' realized." .The message to the Canadian

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"The peace propoganda has been one of the issues emphasized in our yearly meeting. There has been a cheerful optimism shown in the face of the

earnestly pray that wisdom may be ' given to our beloved president, WoodroV Wilson, that be under God may pilot our nation safety through these perilous times. Our prayer is that there shall rise out of the. wreckage of nations the voice of the people demanding disarmament and peace." , ST. PAUL'S HOLDS annual nail V niv

ANNUAL nALLI UAl

Members of the St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday school will assemble at 8:45 o'clock tomorrow morning for the annual rally day. The following program rbps been arranged to include , an adflress by Prof. T. B. Birch of Springfield, 0-: , , . , Hymn "Holy, Holy, Holy." Hymn "O, sehet doch, wie heute." Hymn "Nimm mein Herz, o Fater, beug es." Prayer Dr. C. Huber. . Scripture I. Corinthians, 13. Hymn "I Will Sing the Wondrous Story." Greeting of classes and offering. . Greeting Dr. Huber. String Quartet Prof. Frederick K, Hicks, Miss Marguerite Deuker, Prof Victor O. Williams, Clifford W. fiebl. Address Prof. T. B. Birch, Springfield. O. Hymn "Not I, But Christ." Lord's Prayer.

ART EXIIIDIT OPEtlSIVITir DECEPTION AT - liisn school noon

Under the auspices of the Teachers' Federation of Richmond, of which Miss Whltacre is president, an Informal reception was held in the high school building last night to announce the opening of the art exhibit for 1915. Approximately 75 persons were In attendance. , A disappointing f ture in connection with this season s exhibit,, which will last until October 19, is the absence of a painting entitled, "The Man or Tomorrow," by Lillian Genth. tThe

f 2,000 canvas was last exhibited at Seymour. Ind.,.aad then sold. It will not be displayed here as a result. The exhibit this year is one of the best which baa ever been held in Richmond. The full color tone and variety of subjects form a combination which is pleasing and attractive to the eye. The exhibit will be open again on Sunday, afternoon and will remain open thereafter .each night until the close on October 19. Miss Myra Chainness is curator of the gallery. The public Is invited to visit the exhibit. . . -

FINED FOR ASSAULT.

William Tracer, colored, was fined $5 and costs in police court this morn Ing for assault and battery. Tracey was the aggressor in a fist fight with Walter Bass, colored, at a dance at Morton park . Wednesday evening.

TRUSTEES ELECTED TO SERVE AGAIN I Oy SCHOOL BOARD Mary X. Bruner and Mary A. Stubbs were selected to succeed" themselves aa Earlham- college trustees represent ins the Indiana yearly meeting by a sub-committee of which Timothy Nicholson Is chairman. The appointments made this morning were ratified by the permanent board which recommended the adoption of the report of the committee. . The meeting consented. 'The terms of the trustees expired this year.'; , v Leander Woodard and Elizabeth J. Hill were made clerks of the permanent board. '

A common needle passes through eighty operations in its manufacture. -.

AUTO TURNS OVER

MILTON, Ind., Sept. 25. A large auto belonging to the Linen company overturned north of town, along the canal. There Is not room to pass on the road and a little too much on one side causes an' accident. Request has been made that the 'commissioners look after it and hare a fence put up to prevent accidents. Only a short time ago an auto overturned In almost the same place and a woman suffered painful Injuries. ...... 'NO CHURCH SERVICE The Rev, A. J. Feeger will preach at the mission festival of the German Lutheran church at Evansvllle tomorrow. -There will be no service at St. John's and.the Sunday, school also will not convene.

FIUST LimilRMJS TO I8LD RttLY

Rally day will be observed tomorrow morning at .9 o'clock by the Svafiaj school or the First English Lutheraa church. Features of the program will be exercises by the primary department, a solo by Mrs. Ray Loagnecker. and an address by Ancll RatllS of Falrmount, Ind., chairman of the title school board and - of the' efficiency committee ot the Friends yearly meet ing. Every member of the church and Sunday school is expected to be present.

RATLIFF PRESIDES

Ancil C. Ratlif f of Falrmount, presided at the session held in the meeting houEe on East Main street last night by representatives and visitors attending the Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends and granted diplomas to the teachers' training class of Centerville. The speakers of the evening were C. L. Cates of Marion, Harry Reeves of Richmond, Mrs. DeWitt Foster of South Marlon, and William J. Sayres of Muncie.

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