Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 111, 27 March 1916 — Page 2

PAGE TWO

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, .MONDAY, MARCH 27,, 1916

DR. RAE PLEADS FOR HIGH POWER CHRISTIAN MEN

The first Richmond automobile exhibit and the effort! of those -who worked for lta auccesi were praised

by Rev. J. J. Rae, pastor of the Presbyterian church while he spoke, metaphorically in his sermon on "The Bad Sainf Sunday morning. "The automobile show was marvelously creditable to Richmond and to those who made It triumphed as the first event of its kind here. Richmond need apologize to no other city for its display. I have a greater respect for the city and Us promoters as a result of the enterprise. "What do you as Christians intend j to exhibit" he continued. "Will you display before the Throne of God, a worn-out, defiled and damaged model of Christianity or will you as a good saint exhibit a model clean and beautiful in design and wonderful in perfectlon?" .

RICHMOND STUDENTS STAGE COLLEGE PLAY

! Young people from Rjetimond who 'are students In the public speaking department at Earlham college, have .been assigned to parta in a play for tjune 10, in connection with the comimencement exercises. The cast includes the following students: Miss Marianna Dickinson and Miss Ruth Shera, Lucille Dodd, Helen Painter, Lee Outland, Donald Snyder, Cecil Collins, Byard Smith, Morris Rogers. BEAN 8TICK8 IN THROAT. INDIANAPOLIS, March 27. Physicians at the Long hospital took a lima bean from the throat of Mary Holland, 9, of Switz City, Ind.

BRIEFS

NOTICE All members of the Hokendauqua Tribe 196 meet at the hall Monday evening, 7 o'clock to attend the funeral of Brother Oscar E. Mash meyer. Charles Way, Sachem. i CARD OF THANKS. I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks to my friends and relatives for their kindness shown me In the loss of my dear and beloved wife and mother, 'label Wade, and especially do I wish to ttank the Automatic Tool Co., and ( mployc-s for their sympathy and beau- . Il'ul floral offerings. 27-lt ' - B. C. WADE.

WANTED A teamster. Call phone !2-A. 25-St

Only One "EROMO QUININE" '! j set the genuine, call for full name ' AXATIVK EROMO QUININE. Look !' r signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures .-. Cold in One Day. 25c.

Wanted Experienced saleslady at P;.lii3 Royal.

Houck's Spanish Houck Beer. Kelley's, 815 N. E St. 273t

A Simple, Stylish Dress For The Little Miss.

1633 Girl's Dress, with or without pockets, and with sleeve in either of two lengths. Strled seersucker and white pique are here combined. Gingham, percale, galatea, rep, poplin, linen or linene are also nice for this model. The dress is closed above the belt, but the closing may be finished to the hem. The sleeve in wrist length has a neat band cuff. The short sleeve has a smart turnback cuff. The pattern is cut In 4 sizes: 2, 4, 6, and 8 years. It requires 2 1-4 yards of 44-lnch material for a 4 year size. A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps.

Name Address City SUe Addrtss Pattern Department, Palla0'

First Wagon Built

in County

to Town for Relic

Presented

Board of public works was today reminded that this is Richmond's centennial year when the first wagon was built in Wayne county, one hundred years ago, was presented to the city with the , understanding that it was to be preserved as a relic. The wagon, built by Nathan HawkIns, one of the first settlers of the county, was presented to the city by Henry S. Roberts and his son, Frank Roberts, descendants of Nathan Hawkins. It is to be kept at Glen Miller park, where the Nathan Hawkins log house is also being preserved. Bavis Expresses Thanks, i President Bavis of the board expressed the city's appreciation of the valued gift. He said the wagon possessed great sentimental value, being one of the very few relics of Richmond's pioneer days now owned by the city. ... "My great uncle, Nathan Hawkins, constructed this wagon at a smithy built by him on what is now the site of Webster, the first smithy in Wayne county," Frank Roberts said. "The bed of the wagon, which was of the old prairie schooner style, is gone but the spokes, the hubs and the axlee are the same as my great uncle put Into the wagon. The wagon was used by my grandfather, my father and by myself but its days of active service are now over. "Nathan Hawkins built the log house now kept at the Glen and my

father and myself would like to have the old wagon kept with this cabin. The cabin, as you know, was the first school house in the county but was used at first as a home by Nathan Hawkins and his family. It was built just below the boundry of the Indian lands. "Hawkins had taken a' section of land in the Indian territory but when the Tecumsah war started he abandoned his claim and moved below the Indian land territory, building the log house to. live in. He lived in this cabin from. 1812 to 1813, then moved to his claim, which is now a part of Webster township, constructing a smithy. The wagon we are presenting the city Was built in 1816, the same year that the city of Richmond was founded." The ancient wagon was one of the features of the Richmond auto show parade Saturday afternoon.

VANCE DRAWS FINE FOR BEATING WIFE

Carl Vance, bridegroom of eight months, was fined $25 and costs and sentenced to thirty days in the county jail today on a charge of having brutally treated his bride, the daughter of John Sauer, 217 South C street, an emploe of the Starr Piano company for the last thirty years. -' Vance was arrested Friday afternoon, but Mrs. Vance could not appear until today, being confined to her bed Saturday and Sunday , as a result of an attack made upon her Friday afternoon by her husband. In sentencing Vance the mayor warned Vance that in the future he was to have nothing more to do with his wife., "Can't I see my baby?" whimpered Vance. "That, is something for some other court to determine," replied Mayor Robbins.

splendid spirit of co-operation evidenced by the congregation and predicted an even more prosperous year for 1916-17.

SOCIALISTS MEET.

MRS. BROWN IS DEAD

Friends have received word of the death of Mrs. Frank Brown at her home in Anderson, last evening. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at Anderson. Mrs. Brown was a niece of Mr. John Brown, Mr. Irvln Brown and Mrs. Edwin Cowles.

FIRST METHODISTS

SHOW $43 BALANCE

For the first time in years, finances

of the First Methodist church show a

balance at the. close of the conference year. Liberal offerings by members

placed cash in hands of the church

board to pay all obligations with a balance of $43. A special free-will offering yesterday brought in $174 in addition to regular collections. Rev. H. C. Harman, pastor, last night announced a membership gain of 12 per cent during the year. He praised the

Routine business came before the

regular meeting of the Socialist party in its headquarters in the Vaughn building Friday. An extra session will be called for next Wednesday.

night it is understood, though the pur

pose -of the meeting is unknown.

Are You Ready for Mr. Germ? "Some little bug is sure to get you" if you do not keep up your powers of resist ance by eating nourishing, wholesome, eas$y digested foods. Keepi your body in top-notch condition by eating Shredded Wheat Biscuit, a simple, natural food, which makes healthy tissue and keeps the stomach and bowels healthy and active. Serve with hot or cold milk,

cream or fruits. .

Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y.

"We Always Have Exactly What We Advertise.' HAVE YOU EVER OWNED A TRULY ACCURATE WATCH? Do you know the comfort of owning a Watch that tells true time all the time? It's a genuine pleasure to carry such a watch one that you are not always setting or adding or subtracting a minute or so to or from the time it tells. . HAMILTON WATCH "THE WATCH OF RAILROAD ACCURACY" When you buy a Hamilton you get Accuracy that will endure. Yon get a Watch so accurate, durable and beautiful that a generation from now it will still be a source of pride to its owner. A Most Complete Line at All Times Priced at $12.25 to $85.00 O. E. DICKINSON "The Best Place to Shop After All"

EH YOufl IBounfM a New AotommoMlc At the show last week you need GOGGLES now and the best line is to be found at 10 NORTH NINTH STREET. Edlinniiiiiinids, optometrist Phone 2765.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS BRING RESULTS TRY THEM

jREED'SC

Ingot Active Globe Range With electric welded ingot iron body. A 25-year insurance policy against rust with every Globe Range.

Read and Keep in Mind This Very

illriili Ailfillieiilif

It is a great pleasure for "REED'S" to announce to the public and the many customers of this big growing Home Furnishing Store, that from now on the famous and widely known GLOBE STOVES AND RANGES, will be found here exclusively in this vicinity. These 1 stoves need no formal inijoduction intjiis section, because they, have been in use and are known as THE BEST for many years. Welnvite you now to come here for further acquaintance with ; : . . . ,

The Globe Combination Coal and Gas Range Two Real Ranges in One.

Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, and Electrics

Stove building in its highest form is fully demonstrated in this remarkable line. Every Stove or Range is the acme of size, finish and construction. MONEY CANNOT PURCHASE A BETTER STOVE THAN A GLOBE. If you have a stove need now or later make up your mind to own the BEST. Save yourself the worry of uncertainty; don't experiment; don't waste time looking into innumerable claims, but take the experience of others as your guide and come to REED'S for a "

HERE IS THE

Base Burner which possesses a heating surface of 1500 MORE SQUARE INCHES over and above the heating surface of any other stove made with the same size fire pot.

THE GLOBE HOT BLAST The Only Successful Medium Priced Heater that Burns . Any and All Kinds of Fuel.

The Most Powerful and Economical Heater on Earth

Every claim made for Globe Stoves and Ranges was fully and thoroughly investigated by our buyers. A trip of inspection was made thru the mammoth factory at Kokomo. Every detail was examined, every stage of manufacture from foundry to final assembly was gone thru because we wanted to be SURE that Globes were all that was chimed for them and we found that Globes are "The World's Best39 You can never make a mistake in choosing a Globe Stove for your home there are many, many points of superiority that other stoves do not have and back of every Globe is an ironclad guarantee which actually guarantees. Come, see these stoves soon. Compare them with your ideal and you will eventually own a Globe.

Hi? IIe? IT "Where Patrons Are Pleased"

See flie

In Our lOfn Street Window

The Globe

I g 6L01E f$ ! ' ELECTRIC l -I ' " - r-

!Om & Maln

Rlchmond

Si I