Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 275, 30 October 1915 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAIX, SATURDAY, OCT. 30, 1915

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Money Withdriwalu of H. C. " i end John Hassmeier ' Durin? 1914 to Go Into the , Record. ' ': .J,'. : Credit - Item of , $2,158.50 1 " Placed on Books by -H. C. Hasemeier After Death of ' Bookkeeper. " In the Croat-examination of Account- ' ant Schlauttebach, who has' testified ' for six days In the Hasemeier-Bent-Jlage case.' the defense is probing the 1 records of the company up to January r l; 1815. Court adjourned Friday afternoon at 4: 30: o'clock, when it was ound that a , question ' asked by Atoxney Sbiveley, of the defense, would A require the witness to make additions of all the personal expense accounts pot H. C. Hasemeier and his brother, ,'John Hasemeier, during the year 1914. ';." In order to arrive at a correct conclusion, - the , witness was required to ."go over every item during the year, ' subtracting the credits. He said that he would take at least an. hour. -The .attorneys. for. the defense stated that ,qo other questions would be asked unLl this amount could be ascertained, n - '.. Rtvlew; Brothers' Accounts. -When court convenes Monday mornJng the accountant will be asked to Vlive -the. amount.. of. withdrawals on . the Salary accounts of H. C, John and Edward Hasemeier. An effort is being made by the defense to' prove that the large amount ofsaiary withdrawals continued throughout the year - that i Miss Bentlage,' the bookkeeper whose estate is being sued for approximately -110,000, committed' suicide. ; -r., In the reading of - the credits and

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John Melpolder, secretary Jof the Richmond Central Charity bureau, read the appended pape? before the state meeting of charity secretaries .thls afternoon. - ' Time was -when -our world centered In the -village green and her i zoned In f the waves of the ripening grain bevyfltld.' Even then we had- our problems of the 'unfortunates, the feeble'mlnded; the sick and the shiftless, 'which problems were by common consent the-chief concern of our village angel Aunt Betty. But' our- -population gradually increased until ve became a full fledged city. For. years now the emphasis has been put chiefly upon industrial and commercial development. Competition became so keen in bringing about this j development that the human element i received Tnil scant recognition. Aunt : Betty years a$o had'-been laid in her. grave, but the larger cities, too, had i ;its Aunt .Bettys, but they , were swallowed up in the- masses, and their kindly ministrations bad about as " much affect tip.op. the complex social 'conditions of the city as the proverbial broom had upon the ocean in sweeping back the waves. " ' How to Finance Work. Then, here 'and" there persons with the sense of social responsibility quickened in them organized charitable societies, and some more good organizations and. some less good died because' those in charge were not successful financial . promoters, while other good organizations and others less, good survived because they were managed by resourceful financiers! The campaign for funds should be a campaign of educational propaganda, but soft hearts respond so much more readily than hard hearts that often charitable organizations compromise on the means' employed and justify t-:sk a Good Word for Chsrcberlaln's Cough Remedy. Mrs. J. N. Rose, Verona, Pa , makes good report of her experience in the iise of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ts follows: "It has been U3ed by myself and family, for. a number of years for colds-and coughs. I also gave it to my grand-daughter aged three and a ha years when ' she had croup last inter. It broke up the attack at once. I have recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to many of my frier.ds and neighbors who have used it wi'.h equally good -results."- - Obtainable everywhere. Adv. - . Got Rid of. Her -8tmaeh Trouble. "Since chlldrood l have been obliged o ea' sparingly and carefully. My doc;or who had been treating me without mccess advised 'me to try-Chamber 'sin's Tablets. I sent for a box and hey worked like a charm. , They itrengthen my digestion and -relieved he constipation. Occasionally I -take dose of them when not feeling just Sight and the;- quickU' fix me up." writes Mrs. J. p. Brady, Victor, N. Y. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. .' : Good Advise to Mothers. .( If -you have young hildren now s the time to lay in a supply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is excellent for croup and colds and harmlessps.it contains no narcotic. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. . : . V For Indigestion and Headache. "Chamberlain's Tablets are the .best tnedlclne I have: ever used for indigestion, biliousness and headache. They Strengthen the digestion -nd tone up the whole system. Their action is mild and pleasant and -1 have yet - to hear of a case where, they - failed to give ; satisfaction.", writes Mrs. Belle Miller. Ellda, Ohio. Obtainable everywhere Adv.

debit of H. C. Hasemeier Friday afternoon the - accountant- oam upon . a credit 4 item . of $2.168.50. , Explaining this amount, he told the jury that it had appeared on the books as money placed into the, business by Mr., Hasemeier within a few weeks, after the death of Miss Bentlage, when ; the large amount of unpaid bills were discovered, -o.-:- ''.- ' f ;'". In. making up the alleged . shortage, the accountant said, 'members, of the firm were assessed and that money was borrowed 'by H. C. Hasemeier, nersonallv. from one of the local

banks. "At this time, the president of the company paid $4,240, to be used as navment of overdue bills. On ac count of the.aesesment that was made against the stockholders, $2,100 was turned over to this, although the re mainder was placea to nis crean. -No Definite Explanation. Attorney Shiveley asked "the witness if there was any definite, explanation of this Item on the books of the company, and he said that there was not. According to the statement of the accountant, H.. C. Hasemeier withdrew from his salary ccmrt up until August 11, 1914, $5,379.63. - Although the reading of the overdrawn dividend accounts of H. C. Hasemeier had been revealed almost every year for the last seven-years, -an item of credit, explained as ."$120.10 interest," was shown in the books of 1914, and was nor explained further in the questioning of the defendant's attorneys. The plaintiff's attorneys, however, contend that re-examination will reveal that during the year 1914, the ; corporation was indebted-to H. C. Hasemeier,- personally, to . the extent of over $2,000, which accounts for the interest-entry. The entire time Friday was consumed in" a rigid cross-examination-of the plaintiff's witness, and indications point to a continuance of. the crossexamination at least a half day longer. them for the sake of the end namely, the keeping of their organization's head above wafer. For this reason a Rood ard dienired cause may be prostituted by forced and undignified financial methods. - The administration of- charity by the individual village angel Aiint. Betty, has been superseded of necessity -by charity - organisations in -the larger city; but these charity organizations are no less individualJstic, since they practically represent self-impeded tasks which are -left by common "t Decent of Us supporters to be ;.vr":'-" wit by their officers according tr i'n"'r personal lights and interes's. X. . . .- theless, the time has ccm- ivh" i ; ; tical men and women serving on vch boards see the necessity of eve! .'ini some system out of the ehactie c.i ditfohs. Business men ' recognize i:i Child's Tongue Becomes Coated If Constipated When cross, feverish and sick give "California Syrup of Figs.'' . Children love this "fruit laxative," and nothing else cleanses the tender stomach, liver and bowels so nicely. - A child will simply not stop playing to empty the bowels, and the result is they, become tightly clogged with waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach sours, then your, little one becomes cross, half-Sick, feverish, don't eat, sleep or act naturally, breath is bad, system full of cold, has. sore throat, stomach-ache or diarrhoea. Listen. Mother! See if tongue is cpated. then give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours all the constipated waste, sour, bile and undigested food passes out of the system, and you have a well, playful child again. Millions of mothers give "California Syrup of Figs" because it is perfectly harmless; children love it, ' and it never .fails to act on the stomach, liver and bowels. Ask your druggist for a 60-cent bottle' of "California Syrup of Figs," which has full directions for babies children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. Get the genuine, made by ' "California Syrup Company." . Refuse any other kind with contempt. adv.

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methods and demand that some unify i in and coordinating force be -applied to stop tne. anuses and tn leaks.,, , Various. Kinds of Effort. . Roughly speaking, there are three kinds of attempts being made in "different communities to accomplish this end..- These attempts at regulating the social service, work; are: briefly- as follows: - (a) The organisation of loose federation I among the -social service agencies through representative council and a registration. bureau ;,(b) a closer federation of the social, service agencies with the same features of the former, but including the, 'combined financial campaign .with a' central financial and - co-ordinating governing committee; (c) a public agency known as 'the county board of public welfare," which has charge of .all the relief and social welfare work. " "" I represent an organisation " of the second type a close federation of the social service agencies in the city of Richmond and in Wayne county. 'Four organisations. i were affiliated a' year ago upon the initiative of .the Commercial club, and- the Central Bureau for Charity and Social Service of Rich mond; Ind., was organized. - Later on the Wayne County - Anti-Tuberculosis society came in, which leaves but one local organization " unaffiliated.' During the year -the scope of the central bureau's activities has .been extended from the city to the county, and the organization's name has .been changes! to the Social Service Bureau of Wayne County, Indiana. The social service bureau became a county organization because in the matter of the care of dependents; defectives and delinquents .the county is a unit of control, and we must look for relief in these cases to the county authorities, while the smaller towns and country district round ' about dump their problems upon us. Whatever we may seek to remedy in the handling of these cases will affect all alike throughout the county, and it is of great advantage as a county organization to ral)y to our support .influential persons throughout the county who may be in agreement , with us that certain abuses should be stopped and that certain ... improvements should ' be brought " about in county mehtods . of treatment. Cost in Wayne County.' To take care of Wayne county dependents, defectives and delinquents costs $115,681.29 for one year. Dependents .......$ 37.972.62 Defectives 31,919.86 ; Delinquents 45,688.81 $115,581.29 Nobody had ever figured this out. It took a lot of time and a lot of figuring and digging to get at this information and to arrive at the total just mentioned. The first object of the social service bureau is to be a county bureau of information with reference to the abnormal classe of its own citizenship. -Then, the social service bureau exists for the purpose of preventing dependency, defectiveness and delinquency. While there is a lot of machinery, ' both'state' and county, there is hot a person, organization or public department with a; definite working program mapped out to do so. The cost ,of . maintaining a county social service bureau is about 2 per cent

cf the cost omaintatning the depend '" enC defective and; delinquent perstfnH!1"60:6 a.g?ab,0Tt?.yes;

. JiM lixu.uuuvj r nvum- bocuik t re, a wise economy to maintain such , a bureau to be active in the study, exprtimentation and application of pre- ' -table metl"ds that will have tjae - ill of decreasing the. number of ab- . ; rn-ia! persons upon . public .support, Chief Cause of Pimples, Blotches, Sallow Skin (Messenger of Health. TTnatarhtlr eruptions. simple, bells. blotches, aallow or muddy r akin, usually are due to a elusaieh Hver, a constipated towsl end a. oouut 2 ted blood stream as a consequence, how foolish la such . eases to resort to outward applications, which. can ' never. nave natural, permanent reZults. If more people only knew it, there i a voir simple remedy, to be found In any drug store, wnieh Is as effective as It Is harmless and quick acUn-. It Is aa old formal. Ins? reoagaised by the medical pi igssslosw wweh baa seei wot la. farm, ud at auob ssnaJ! coat no on la. tablet ow fee deertvod of it woaaerfei ts. . . istss)SI nujmi" tisre are entirely vegetable i ttahlt.formrnaT lBStradlent. nd there' a ton need only get about a dime's wortb, and swalkrar one at bedtime to realise there's notalnlee quite so tod for the put pace. The action in the morning la so easy, so soothana Instead of a weakenin arcertet. you feel truly refreshed and lnvtrted. 'flentanel tablets are not only the finest remedy known for constipation and torpid liver, but offer the sanest, most sensible treatment for complexlos Alfflcultlea of tV -yT-- --ntt.-d. NEW TIES Look into our window and you will see but a few of the many up-to-date styles in Neckwear we are showing. Come in and let us show you our entire line. liehtenfels IN THE WESTCOTT. USE COOPER'S BLEND COOPER'S GROCERY

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As . umpl f what ah be jdone, Iw411 dWatU.-ajcpince along this line. Our county commissioner asked the social atervlce bureau to ascertain for them the reasons why there should be such a large Increase in th number of - dependent ' children upon public support. ""Wermade our Investigation and learned that there- had been an increase of three hundred -per cent In a 'period of two- -fear,. that a number of children were paid for by the county' illegally, - that, a number of them should be returned -to their parents able to support them, and with the application of a little' care, supervision and work this number could be greatly, decreased. . Within . sixty days of - beginning : our investigation ' twothirds or. these children were - taken off - public ; support and reduced 1 the tax-rate one cent on the hundred dollars' taxable property with the, prospect of an additional reduction of one cent next 'year.- - : " ' ; " All Effort Represented. . ; - "Every social effort in. the county is represented on our Governing ' Com mittee and among - the paid worker. Public - and private relief and family rehabilitation work ; juvenile - court, probation and juvenile protective work; child .welfare, work; . school, at tendance,' school relief, child employ ment and social center work; : public health nursing, - anti-tuberculosis and hospital work; registration, investiga tion and survey -work. .. The result is that we have no isolated case-work, that' there is case-by-case co-operation, that we have a wealth of information at hand obtained in our various ca pacities with reference to not less than one-eighth of our city's families, and that. there is no-referring of cases to other societies with the hope and the prayer that something be done, and without speculation as to whether it will be done, by whom, and how and when and where. You may say that this Is possible only In smaller communities. I answer that every larger city is composed of smaller communities, call them neigh borhoods or districts, and that in each neighborhood can be established a dis trict social service bureau where every social service agent can act in various capacities and handle the various problems of v the family as they-present themselves. I believe that eventually we shall have public social service de partments as we ntrw have public edu cational departments, w-lth boards -of public welfare as we now have boards of education, and with district social service bureaus as we now have dis trict public schools, and that volunteer social workers will be as scarce as volunteer school teachers are scarce as hens' teeth today. Social work is an educational work, a dignified and highly specialized profession that should be thoroughly organized and should be completely divorced from the well-meaning sentimentalist, the sensational and theatrical reformer, the haphazard social gambler, the selfseeking exploiter and the self-sufficient mossback. A test by a. Swiss city of the relative efficiency for street lighting or arc and metallic - lifament lamps -was Mrs. Rosa A. Kissv .318 qiinton Place,-- K a n s a s City, Mo.: "I had a cold in the head, re used ' f'eruna. tWa welt pleased ' with'i'the' results. I do not need any other medicine."

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The. United. States Marine' band. which Mis Esther Griffin White l bringing to the Coliseum Friday evening. Not. 12, will famish the muaic at President Wilson's wedding. . WHEN TO: HEAR Continued From Page On. J - of the Century;", Amos k W.; Butler, secretary of the board 'of state charities, Indianapolis. - v . . Informal reception. -' -' Sunday, 2:30 P. M. Committee on state, charities. Dr. David C Peyton, general-superintendent, Indiana reformatory, Jeff -ersonvllle. chairman. - - " - Invocation, v , 4 : . 1 Music -First Presbyterian church quartette; .Mrs. Fred Miller, accompanist, "Feeble-Mlndness, : Society's Vital Problem" Dr. David C' Peyton, chairman of committee on state charities. ' "The State ' Charities" Governor Samuel M. Ralston, president of the board of state charities. ' c Music First Presbyterian church quartette. "The Economic and Social Foundations of Public Health" Dr. Edward T. Devine, professor of social economy, Columbia university, New York City. 7:80 P. M. Judge Willis C. .McMahan. Lake Circuit Court, Crown Point, Indiana. Invocation. - ' - Vocal Solo Mrs. Charles Igleman. "Some Problems of the Court" Judge , Willis C. McMahan. chairman of committee on courts and prisons. "Alcoholism and Crime" Judge W. H. Eichorn, circuit court, Bluffton. Vocal Duet Mrs. Cbas. Igleman and Mrs. Fred Bartel. "The Burden of Prostitution;" and "Possible Prevention" Miss Edna G. Henry, director social service department, Indiana . university, Indianapolis. Monday 2:30 p. m. Committee, on. Development of Local Charities Cecil C. North, Professor of Sociology, Depauw University, Greencastle, chairman. Invocation. Report of Committee Professor Cecil C. North, chairman of committee on Development of Local Charities. "Community Institutes" Prof. J. J. PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD If you suffer from bleedina-.'ltchine. blind or protruding piles, send me your address, and I will tell you how to cure yourself at horn by the new absorption treatment; and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial, with reference from your own locality - if - requested. 1 Users report immediate relief and speedy cures. Send no money, but tell ohters of this offer.-r Write today to Mr. M. Summers, Box P, Notre Dame, Ind. Adv. ' Mr. William E. 'Dentay, 1023 Park Ave.; Springfield, Ohio:' ".Was troubled with catarrh of the head, nose, throat and stomach. I am greatly . relieved by Colds? Peruna." Troubles Relieved. No Compete with Postal Card Given Prompt Attention. . Landscape Designs a Specialty. Geo. L. Von Carlezon Landscape Architect Gardener, Nurseryman, Forester & Florist v ' 25 Tears Experience. '. We do sodding, grading, grass sowing, rolling, spraying and fertilizing. -, We plant, trim, or remove any size tree, shrubs, roses, grapevines, etc. Orders taken for trees, shrubs, roses and all kinds of plants, flowers, bulbs, etc. - We Make a Specialty of Taking Care of Private Residences . by the Week or Month at Reasonable Prices. r Hedges of All Kinds Planted and Trimmed. 18 North 12th St. Richmond. Ind. MOST. NOTED BAND.

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