Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 290, 17 November 1915 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17. 1915

CHARITY APPEAL MEETS SUCCESS FORFIHST DAY With 60 Per Cent of Subscribers Unsolicited, Canvassers Report Raisin? of $1,850. "The campaisn for fund to, finance the Wayne County Social service bureau's work during the coming year was an unqualified success," said Fred White, chairman of the committee of seventy-five business men who made the canvass yesterday. "Only a few of the committees made complete reports yesterday but an analysis of the figures shows that it was much easier to raise the money this year than it was last year." Many of the committees are continuing tiie work today. There were about 7S0 men to see yesterday and the committee were only able to solicit 207 of this number. Only IS of last year's subscribers failed to renew their subscriptions and 71 new subscribers were added to the list. The following figures have been compiled by Secretary Melpolder to show the result of yesterday's canvass: Subscribers last year 550. Subscribers canvassed this year 207. Former subscribers falling to renew 18. New subscribers 71Per cent, of loss of old subscribers 7 1-8 per cent. Per cent, of gain of new subscribers 30. Amount of loss ot old subscribers $78,75. Amount of gain of new subscribers $359.50. Per cent, of subscribers not visited 80. Average amount of subscriptions $7.75.

Largest single subscription so far

reported $100.00. The committee of which Rev. Conrad Huber is chairman has not report

ed but It is understood that more than

$750 has been subscribed to this com

mittee. Most of the subscribers who

paid large amounts last year have pot boon seen and the flna) reports

canvass will not be made for

Sketches from Life

By Temple

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o til amount subscribed by the -.ons solicited yesterday is

i SITE DANCING :ns him his bride

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His exquisite dancing and good looks

have won a bride for Ernest DeKoven

Leffingwell, the noted arctic explorer. In January Mr. Leffingwell will wed Miss Ann Meany, daughter of Mr. and

Mrs. Joseph C. Meany of Chicago

Leffingwell and Miss Meany met at a dance in Washington, where Miss

Meany has visited her uncle for sev

eral months during the past three

winters.

Working lor the Same Company

THE BLOCK'S READY. wll frlAnria and enemies, our hus

ky friend has not yet knocked our block off. and we are still wearing our

M-en and confident smile, come on,

kid and stop you're bluffing. If you I

think you can get away with anything,

hop to it.

LOOK AT BRYAN. It's funny how optimistic some peo

ple can be. We remarked yesterday that some people talked in a silly vein,

and somebody came back with the

remark that they never could tell how quick that would develop into a gold

vein. Get ousy. watson.

ALAS, 'TI8 SO. "Pure apple cider" is a sign often

seen around town, but Eve ate the apple. Reflection, dear heart, reflection. SAFETY FIRST. "He invited me to Sherry's," said a member of the Earlham faculty last night- It's a long walk between Richmond and Forty-fifth and Broadway. Hannah, keep away.

I. U. MAN SPEAKS.

EATON. O., Nov. 17. E. H. Lindley. of Indiana university, Bloomington, and C J. Blery, of Ohio State Normal College, Bowling Green, will deliver addresses at both sessions of a meeting of the Preble County Teachers' association next Saturday in the opera house. The program for both afternoon and morning sessions Is one of much Interest.

NEW PARIS

Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Pence visited Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Harshman near Eaton Saturday Mr. and Mrs. William Neanen and family of New Madison, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cummins and Tennis White of Richmond were the guests of Mrs. Abbie White Sunday. Miss Carrie Davis has returned from Richmond, where she has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward EUabarger Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Mitchell and baby of Fountain City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nixon 8unday.... Russell McFarland of Dayton was the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Homer Pence Saturday E. A. Curry of Cincinnati was here Saturday.... Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bettelon and daughter and Floyd Snyder of Richmond and Albert Cotteral of West Alexandria were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall Sunday Mr. and Mrs. James Kuth, Mrs. 8arah Fisher and Martha Laughlin were in attendance Sunday at the all-day meeting held at the First Christian church, Richmond .... Mr. and Mrs. David Dixon and. three children spent Saturday and Sunday at Long, O..... Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Relnhelmer and daughter spent Sunday with Richmond relatives Clayton Northrop of Richmond was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James V. King Sunday. . . .Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peelle of Eldorado rejoice with them over the arrival of a bahv bov. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Mead

ows nave mureu inio we nuuon property vacated by Joe Fisher, and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walley have taken a i residence in the Lett house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Meadows. s

WITH REMITTANCES! ' And then those boys depend upon father, and fathers are so independable. It's a long way back; WHERE'S HERBERT? Be cheerful. May be the tunnel will

be working before winter is over. TRY LUKE JYIeLUKK. Something mu8t have happened to the Kokomo kid, for the vaporings in his "Pickings" do not sound like him, and we imagine he is either sick or indisposed. At the same time he may have run out of stuff. Help yourself, my boy.

MIGHT TRY "THUSM."

One of our college correspondents writes "thusm" (whatever that may be) is at high tide in our football

squad in preparation for the game

with Butler next Saturday. "And yet.

another gleefully contributes, "despite

our defeat last Saturday, our team

has 1 started to train in order to get

the cur ot victory to our lips." And

The Girl In "The Girl and the Game"

HELEN HOLME8, STARRING

IN -THE OIRL AND GAME,' SIGNAL MUTUAL SPECIAL FEATURE IN FIF

TEEN CHAPTERS.

Helen Holmes, famous the world over for her daredevil feats in motion picture plays. Is soon to make her bow a a Mutual star. "The. Railroad Girl," as she Is more familiarly known to countless thousands of screen fans, has been engaged by Director James P. McGowan as the star, ef "The Girl and .the Game," a stirring new film novel of railroad life, to be produced by" the Sigaal Film Corporation. First of the series will be released early in December through the Mutual Film Corporation.

yet some people wonder why sporting

editors take to strong drink.

ONE OF THE ALLIES,

Pat Cassldy purchased a new auto

mobile, and while stttiL Inexperienced in handling it drove down one of the

crowded thoroughfares ot the city.

Coming to a crossing where traffic

was held up bes lost control ct the car

and ran squarely into a handsome

limousine. The-crowd which gathered

found the' situation amusing, and 'to add to Pat's discomfiture the cross

ing policeman, a big Irishman, com

mence to berate him.

"Since when did you learn to drohre

a car?" demanded the officer. "What's

yer name?"

"Cassidy," answered Pat. "So?" said the policeman interest

edly. "And where are yon from?"

"County Clare," said Pat. "Say, said the cop, "how the dlvvil did that fellow back Into you?" NOTICE TO HUNTERS ! Hunting is strictly forbiddenon the farm of R. G. Leeds in Boston township. 12 lw R. G.LEEDS.

TEN TEMSS AY 'v:

LAITS WIS

r CAMBRIDGE CTTT, IndV Nor. lT.Ten teachers of the Cambridge City schools hart signed certificates accepting the provisions , of Indiana Teacher Retlreaaeat Fmnd. and will

become members ef the Wayne County Unit Mr. and &. John Tbunuaa were tbe'neeta, Cs$day ef Mr. and Mrs. Frank Est? at Milton.. . . .The Friday Night cte rI meet this week at the hoM ef Pr. and Mrs. Charles Kates. Papers wtU he read by Mrs. Tweedy and Mia Gtngrich on the subject. "The Nihilist,- nd Tolstoy.".... Mr. John Beard has returned from a visit of several day with relative at Fort Wayne. Mr. John Haielrigg has returned from Kansas City, accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. Harry McClear. who will remain with her parent until the close ot the year. Will Jndkins to In Indianapolis attending the Grand Lodge. I. O. O. F- as a representative from Cam-

bridge City lodge. Mr. and Mrs.

w. Judkta will attend the Scottish Rites reception at Indianapolis on next Friday evening..... prf. and Mrs. E. E. Oldaker spent Saturday and Sunday

as the guests of Rev. and Mr. F. C.

uveroaugn at Falmouth. lnd.....Mrs, H. H. Bryan Is spending several days

HIGHWAY NOTICE.

Stat of Indian. County of Wayne, ssi Before Board of Commissioners of Wane County. 8tate of Indiana,

Notice s hereby aiven that a netlt.

Ion will be presented to the Board ef Commissioners of Wayne County, Stat ef Indiana, at their resular De

cember Term.. 1915. for the vacation of certain highways In Wayne Township

oi saia county.

The petition In matter of uch va-

cation of highways being In words and

figures, following:

Petition for Road Vacation.

To the Board of Commissioners ot

Wayne County. 8tte of Indiana: The undersigned petitioner to your Honorable Body, recpectlfully repre. sent as follows: That they are each: resident freeholders of Wayna County, Stat of Indiana; and that at least six of the petitioners herein are resident of and reside In the immediate neighborhood of, and are Interested In the proposed and herewith petitioned for vacation of part of highways as are herein petitioned for and are are herein described.

That the undersigned herewith pe

tition for: Ftrst-The vacation of that part of Oakland Place, within the Beallvtew Addition in Wayne Township, Wayne County, - Indiana, as extends from South N street to South O street In the said Beallvtew addition; and also Second Tha vacation of that part of "South 8eventh Street" within the Beallvtew Addition in Wayne Township, Wayne County, Indiana, extends from South N street to South O street In said Beallriew Addition, . v: ' Respectfully petitioned. - '- John Von Fein and 12 others.'

(SEAL) LEWIS S. BOWMAN. County Auditor ot Wayne County. Indiana. 17-24

with Mead at UdlaaapoHs.. . . .Frank Chert has gen to Per. !nL. to be present at tho-saarriag In that city, of bto niece. Mto Irene Murphy, to Fred Kraatar.. . . .Mis Catherine Callaway ta at IndlananoMt, attending the tat meeting of library trustee..... Born to Mr- and Mrs. Sari Tout Monday, a son..... Mr. and Mr. Harry Hamilton of Indianapolis, were the guecta over 8nnday of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Morrey Mrs. CHsabeth Ehert left Monday to visit friend at Citronelle, Alabama..... Among the number of the who attended the meeting f the Woman' Franeblse League at Richmond Saturday were Maedames J. W. Judklns, Robert Hick and Virginia C- Meredith...,. Mr. and Mr. Frank Marion, accompanied by Will Orfeatnger and sister. Roe, motored to Mund Sunday, to visit relative. . . . .The following - gentlemen end Udt from this place attended a meeting of the Eastern Star at Ceatervtlle Friday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler. Mr. mnd Mr.-J. W. Judkln and. Meedames Wesley Cornell. Thomas Peet, Fred Goebel and F. M-

Mnrray.liv.liu Aham Oarvta.'

homo In hare, and wn I connected with the Pan tie 8ctnen department of Fordn nntverslty win leetnro this afternoon ant tomorrow at St. Paul's Eplaoopa! Farlak Honoa, chnwavd. at a wssalng of the DoaasUe faonoo association. of that dtf.k...Corn to Mr. and Mr. Angelo Cham, ferarday, a daughter. - . PALLADIUM WANT AOS PAY

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EXTENSIVE RELATIONSHIP.

80UTH BEND, Nov. 17. Edward Williams Frets Miller. 2, is his own uncle, his mother's brother and his grandmother's son. This complication of relationship is due to the ' recent adoption of her grandson, Edward Freis, by Mrs. Minnie Miller. ' .

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