Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 103, 17 March 1916 — Page 2

PAGE TWO THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND StiN-TELEGRAlL FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1916

CAMBRIDGE BANK TO BUILD HOn

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., March 17. At a meeting of the officials of the First National bank Tuesday it was decided to erect a three-story modern bank building on the site of the present structure on Main street. Work will begin as soon as the weather will permit. The business rooms of the institution will occupy the ground floor. The second and third stories will be arranged for offices and residence apartments. As planned, this will be one of the most attractive and commodious buildings in the town.

TEACHERS DISCUSS STATE FEDERATION

Consideration of the constitution f4 by-laws of the State Federation of Teachers will have the attention of .the Richmond Federation of Teachers at its meeting next Friday night. Tonight is the time for the regular session but the city institute Saturday compelled a postponement. The local organization is affiliated with the State Federation which was organized some months ago in Indianapolis. Miss Ada Woodward, principal of the Vaile school is one of the vice-presidents of the state organization. . Miss Martha Whitacre is president of the Richmond association. :

WOODMAN ARRIVES TO VISIT . CHURCH

Rev Charles M. Woodman, pastor of the Friends church at Portland, Maine, will arrive here at' noon Saturday accompanied by his family. Rev. Mr. Woodman has been extended a call to the pastorate of the West Richmond Friends church. ' He will preach at the morning services Sunday and probably at Vespers at 5 o'clock. In the event'that he accepts the call here he will not being pastoral work in Richmond until September.

LITERARY SOCIETY TO STUDY DRAMAS

MRS. COMPTON DIES

EAST GERMANTOWN, Ind., March 17. Mrs. Ella Compton. wife of Chas. Compton of Kansas City, died suddenly Tuesday morning. She had not been well for nearly a year. Mr. Compton brought the body to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Compton. Mr. North and Mr. Ingersol of Kansas City accompanied him. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday in the Lutheran, church.

TALKS ON BONAPARTE

Historical events during the life and career of Napoleon Bonaparte were reviewed by Dr. Charles Seymour of the University of Wisconsin before students and teachers of the the high school in the auditorium at chapel this morning. The traits and characterists of the Mexican people will be pointed out by Dr. Seymour in his address before the Richmond city teachers institute Saturday afternoon. APPLY FOR POSITION

With election of officers, organization of St. Anthony's Literary society was perfected at a meeting in the Lyceum last night. Following are the officers: President, Norma Runge; vice-president, Leona Buening; financial and recording secretary, Mary lleldelman; treasurer, Joseph Maag; moderator, Prof. J. M. Richter. It is proposed to study political economy. Playlets will be given later. About thirty members attended the second meeting of the organization. Regular meetings will be held every two weeks on Thursday night at the lyceum.

BREEDERS' COMPANION PRAISES C. A. LEVERTON

MILTON, Ind., March 17. The following is a clipping from the White Breeders' Companion, and refers to Clyde Leverton, a young and enterprising fanner living five miles east of here. Mr. Leverton recently attended a sale of Chester breed of sows at the farm of Rufus D. Clark of Liberty Center, Ind.: "No. 13 topped the sale, going to C. A. Leverton, Milton, Ind., for $55. Mr. Leverton is a new breeder, who is just starting up."

. Superintendent J. T. Giles of the city schools is receiving applications for the position - of commercial work instructor in the high school, which is to be vacated through the resignation of F. H. Gillespie, who accepts a place with the Second National bank. FUNSTON FEARS

Continued From Page One. fit to invade our country,' said Senor Tesqueria. "But there wilf be no resistance except from the followers of Villa. "I take no 6tock in the idea that Villa is regarded as a hero and will gather fresh strength as the result of the presence of United States soldiers" south of the border." Five hundred Mexican soldiers, apparently Pima Indians, who came up from the interior of Sonora to Naco Wednesday, broke camp early today and marched eastward. They have been reported along the border and

presumably they took the road that

angled to the south and leads to Cabullona, where the former Agua Prieta garrison is stationed. Two troops of the First United States cavalry have arrived at Naco, Ariz., and relieved the two companies of the Eleventh infantry that has been doing patrol duty there. The infantry entrained for Hachita to help the battalion there guard the base of supplies of Col. Dodge's column.

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The Western Michigan Development Bureau and the G. R. & I. Railway Co. have installed a very fine display of Michigan Apples, Potatoes, Canned Fruits in glass jars, Etc., at above address.

Everybody is invited to see the best exhibit of its kind ever shown in Richmond. Free reading matter furnished at exhibit.

NOMINATE WATSON TO INSURE SUCCESS, CANDIDATE ARGUES

Harry Brown, a 'timber buyer and farmer of Waterloo, candidate for the Republican nomination as state treasurer, gave out a statement in this city today In which he said he believed that Jim Watson should be nominated for United States senator in the race to elect a successor to the." late Senator Shively. Mr. Brown, on his way to Indianapolis, stopped off between grains. The candidate believes that Watson has many loyal friends in Indiana whose

support is needed for Republican success this fall. He believes refusal to nominate Watson will alienate many of his old supporters and cause a

split in the party. They are agitating the question' of digging a canal along the south shore of Long island, Evidently there isn't water, enough around Long island to satisfy them.

History of St. Patrick Born in Scotland, 373 A. D. when 16 years of age, was

captured and sold into ireland; from there he escaped to Rome and later returned to England. In England he had a Supernatural call to preach the Gospel to the Irish, so was consecrated and returned to Wicklow, Ireland, 405 A. D. He performed many miraculous acts, healing the sick and restoring sight to blind. If he lived in Richmond today he would doubtless advise his followers in time, that if they want to see better they had better see Edmunds Optometrist 10 North Ninth Street Phone 2765

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INDUSTRY EMPLOYS $100,000 CAPITAL CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., March 17. There are in Cambridge City 104 commercial and manufacturing, establishments, independent of the concerns located here since December 1 of last year, and these have invested in their differentbranches of business more than a million dollars.

Wednesday evening. The hours were passed in music and games. Refreshments were served .... Sylvan Taylor entertained a company of young men friends at the M. E. parsonage Wednesday evening. The time was spent in music and games. . . .Word has been received from Mrs. E. P. Jones that she har reached Huntington, Pa., all

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Mrs. F. C. McCormlck entertained the Embroidery club Wednesday afternoon. There was a nice company present, including Mrs. Henry Hess, Mrs. Harry Doty and Miss Nellie Jones. The afternoon was delightfully spent and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Walter Templin W. F. Booth is decorating the walls at the home of Mrs. D. H. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Harmeier entertained the members of the Christian church orchestra

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right, but that her mother. Mrs. Rudolph Myers, was very low.... Local friends regret the sad news of . the death of Mrs. Nina Harrison Reigel of .Cambridge City, who died at . the home of her -parents, Mr. and .Mrs.

Will Harrison, at Richmond... Mrs. O. B. Bryant received 'word that her brother's wife, Mrs. John Newbpld, of near Dublin, was very low. She Is said to be suffering from cancer of the. stomach. . .

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