Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 260, 13 October 1915 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13, 1915

CROflJ URGES (NIGHTS TO DE GOODCITIZENS "In order to be a good Catholic, you must be a good citizen of the United States," said Rev. Clement Zeft last evening as he addressed a gathering of 00 people at the Knights of Columbus club rooms in the observance of "Discovery Day." The subject of his talk was "The Mission of the Knights of Columbus," and he emphasised the Importance of being a true Christian as well as a good citizen. w "Today and . Tomorrow" was the subject of a talk by Rev. Walter F. Cronin. He reviewed the . history of the Knights of Columbus order and told of the great work that has been done toward advancing the principles of Jiumanlty and of the church. ; "There has been given every promise that this work is to continue," said Rev. Mr. Cronin. "In the past the members of the orde have worked steadily . toward the advancement of the ideas of humanity and all this has been done without any promise of reward." The important part members of fie order are playing as citizens of te United States, was mentioned by Rev. Mr. Cronin as one of the evident features of the work. In every line of activity, he said, members of the Knights of Columbus are taking prominent places. Take Leading Place. "When Columbus came to America he did not come in order to gain any glory for himself," be said. "He came chiefly for the good of humanity. The obstacles he had to meet

and bis final triumph over them reveals , his strong character. This is the spirit which is inspiring the mem bers of this" order to continue their efforts and even to greater things." . Mrs. Cecilia Henderson sang a solo, accompanied by Miss Ladle Carney. Raymond Oeier was also on the program with a vocal solo, "Just Because It's You." Mis Alma Pfafflin accompanied Mr. Geier. Following the program., punch was served by a committee of young ladies. White carnations were given as favors at the dance, which followed. The following young women assisted the committee In the entertainment: Blanche Dillon, Mary Barton, Regena Broderlck, Blanche Luken, Bessie Goldrick, Blanche Griffin, Frances O'Brien, Gertrude Maley, Constance Pardleck, Ernestine Lawrence, Alma Pfafflin, Marcella Luken, Katharine Conroy, Mary Crump, Anna Harrington and Mary Dillon.

CAR SKIDS AROUND III NEAR COLUSON

In an attempt to avoid a collision, with an automobile as it turned the corner at Ninth and North A streets. Dr. J. M. Wampler slammed on the brakes of his automobile, causing . it to skid. The car turned completely around and crashed into the curbing, tearing off one of the rear wheels. Both cars were going west. After the accident Dr. Wampler'a car was on the sidewalk facing east It Is not known who was driving the other machine, and the car proceeded south on Ninth street. - According to Dr. Wampler, the other automobile "cut the corner" too sharply without giving any warning.

RILEY ACKCOVLEOGES GREETING OF SCHOOL

Expression of appreciation of James Whitcomb Riley for the letter of congratulations sent him upon the anniversary of his recent birthday by the students of the Richmond high school Is contained In a letter received by Principal Prank G. Plckell from Edmund H. EiteL the poet's secretary. The letter verbatim," follows: "Dear Mr. Plckell: --yr:'Mr. Riley received the very happy facilitations from the faculty and student body of the. Richmond high school and was thoroughly pleased and he returns his gratifictaion - to these friends of his, one and all, for the good cheer their, message gave him. Very sincerely yours, (Signed) EDMUND H. EITEL."

DENY ENGAGEMENT OF KISS WILSON

WASHINGTON, Oct 13 The White House today officially denied the report that Miss Margaret Wilson, the president's eldest daughter, Is engaged to marry F. E. Compton, of Chicago. "There is no foundation or basis for the report and it is wholly false," Secretary Tumulty stated. THREE BROTHERS KILLED.

INNSBRUCK Oct. 13. Franz X. Schwartlinger, an old farmer in the Puster Valley, has. received the news, that his three sons Jacob, Anton and Joseph were killed almost at the same time in an attack by the Italians near Tolmino.

ORYS 7I(L CONTEST

SPRINGFIELD, -HL, Oct .. 11 The supreme court today refused to reconsider the constitutionality of the woman's suffrage act It denied the motion of Chicago attorneys for the liquor interests for permission to file a brief in the case of D. Franklin vs. Westfall etTh which it was sought to raise t&equestjon of the validity of the lav.:,

HELMS ORIGINATED "SEED CORN" DAY

Farmers throughout Wayne county will observe "seed corn day" next Friday in accordance with the proclamation of Governor Ralston, which will be Issued upon the instigation Of Joseph Helms, the "corn king" 1 of Wayne county. Since the movement originated in Wayne county, fanners In this community are taking more than usual Interest. The importance of the corn crop this year as compared with other grains, makes the movement of more general interest than would be expected otherwise. Many of the farmers who placed many acres of ground under wheat cultivation, will plant corn instead and are consequently . Interested in the grade of seed that is used. - ' . , EXPLOSION KILLS MAN. ' CHICAGO, Oct 13. Anton Oscadowski was enveloped by flaming oil when gasoline exploded in a garage in the rear of his home. He ran into the alley where his cousin, Walter Grazozorck, extinguished . the blaze, and the Injured man was removed to the county hospital where he died.

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