Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 48, 6 January 1916 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, JAN. 6, 1916

CITY GOUIIGILQN : ASSUME OFFICES r AT IIAGERSTOWN

HAOER8TOWN, Ind., Jan. 6. The first meeting of the year for city councilmen was held Monday flight and the newly elected officers took their places as follows: H. . I. Stolts. a bold-over member of the board was chosen president to succeed D. A. N tecum, the retiring president. Elmer Crull succeeded Howard Owln, clerk; Thaddeus M. McCown succeeded Leslie B. Davis, treasurer. The new conncilmen elected are Wlllim J. Little and William Teague to succeed D. A. N tecum and John Clark. T. B. Allen, bold-over, and William Teague were made street committee, and Ashley Allen, hold-over, and William J. Little were made electric light committee. Dr.'N. F. Canaday continues secretary of the health board. D. A. Niccum, the retiring trustee, -who has been In the grocery business here for some time, will move to Dayton, O., where he recently bought a grocery. The oil engine for the municipal electric light plant has arrived and when it is put in operation better service is expected.

Sketches from Life

By Temple

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EXPLAIN CICLE STUDY

AT CHAPEL EXERCISES

President Robert I Kelly of Earl-

bam college. Rev. E. G. Howard. Rev. E. E. Davis, Superintendent J. T.

Giles and Principal F. O. Pickell will

speak at the high school chapel Fri

day morning to explain the proposed

Bible study plan.

Since It Is an Individual matter, the students will not vote on the question

of accepting the tuition. - The speak

ers will seek to arouse them to an enthusiastic endorsement of the nlan.

Students studying the Bible in Sun

day school classes and passing an examination from the state hoard of edu

cation, will receive one credit in their

high school work.

LODGE CALENDAR

HARRISON TOWNSHIP REPORTS $9,641.98

AS BALANCE IN 1916

Total receipts during 1915 In Harrlr son township, William Wilson, trus

tee, amounted to 19,641.98, according

to the report submitted to the county

auditor. A final balance of $4,525.65

was reported, which is $633.27 in ex

cess of the balance reported at the

end of 1914. .

, , The following report was made by

the trustee:

Richmond Council, No. IS. Jr. O. U

A. M. Meets Monday night at 7: SO.

Frank Vore. Councilor. John E. Hlghley, Rec. Secretary.

Uniform Rank. Jr. O. XT. A. M.

Meets Tuesday night. at 7:30 and Sun

day at 2:30 p. m.

Theodore Whitney, Captain. C. Perry,. Company Clerk.

Daughters of America, Pride of

Richmond Council, No. 15 Meets at 7:30 Wednesday evening.

Jennette vore, Councilor. Rosetta Hoosler, Rec. Secretary.

Funds Township .... Road Special school Tuition Dog

Receipts $1,490.31 974.10 4.087.81 . 2,908.67 181.00

Expense

S 761.69 , 723.28

1.959.22 1,662.35 10.00

GILES REVIEWS BOOK.

The current issue, January, of the Indiana University Alumni Quarterly,

published by the Alumni association.

contains an article written by Super

intendent J. T. Giles of the city

school. It is a review of a book en

titled "San Antonio (Texas) Public

School System: a Survey," by J. F.

'Bobbitt. now of the school of education of the University of Chicago.

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Short Jabs at Sin

Striking sentences frou. Evangelist

Davis's sermon at Second Presbyter

ian church last evening follow:

Church membership should mean more than a cloak of . respectlblllty.

Too man' people put everything bnt

Ood first in their lives. ' Nothing less than a down right earnestness and enthusiasm for Christ and his church will save the world.

- We seem to be fighting the devil

with a feather duster rather than pitch fork. -

There are always plenty of people

to pour cold water on an evangelistic

effort.

.' Any man may. write our names on

the church book, bnt It requires Almighty God to write our names In the

"Lamb's Book of Life."

Enthusiasm, like the small pox. Is contagious; when It gets started It

spreads over an entire community.

It taies a brother to be a savior one who can enter into our heart ex

periences with a deep sympathy.

Life Is not all comedy, bu; made up In a large part of tragedy. Beneath

the costly robes there are hearts that are wounded and bleeding. Life, to many people, does not seem to be

worth living.. Every day we read of

murders, suicides, etc.

Men and women are groping In

darkness for the Light of Life. It Is

for the church to awaken to her opportunity to lead people Into a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. ' The church- does not ceod mora

pessimists but more optlmlUs. The pessimist see the hole In the dough nut while the optimist sees the dough

nut . ,

. God might have written the plan of

salvation upon the passing storm clouds In shining tetters of gold, but ordained rather that yon and I should

have a part saving men. from the perils of sin. ,

The naa of tha nxvmn Inhaler alone

has made it possible to make balloon

mgnts about 25.000 feet

Quick, Painless Way To Remove Hairy Growths.

(Helps to Beauty.) Here is a simple, unfailing way to rid the skin of objectionable hairs: With some powdered, delatone and water make enough paste to cover the hairy surface, apply and In about 3 minutes rub ctf. wash the skin and every trace of hair has vanished. This Is quite harmless, but to avoid disappointment be sure to get tbe delatone in an original package. Adv.

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