Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 128, 15 April 1916 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1916

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Members of the -board of police commlaaionera. will meet tonight and receive a petition, signed by representatives of the 810 members of the Federated Women's clubs, urging the appointment of a woman as a member of the police department. This petition was submitted to Chief Goodwin today for presentation to the board. The commissioners were to have held a meeting last night but the meeting was postponed until tonight because one of the members could not attend.

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The club women's petition reads: - On behalf of the Federated Women's

clubs of Richmond, we, the under-, signed, present the following -resolu-i tions: - - - - , Whereas: The attention of the general public has, through the columns of the newspapers recently been called to existing conditions, which threaten the moral welfare of the young girls of Richmond, Ind., and, Whereas: Women and girls are in any city sometimes detained for minor or major offenses, may be and are arrested, searched and must appear in city court, and. -. -Whereas: According to Burns Indiana statutes, Stat 8796 (3599) now in force, "the board of public safety" of every city, or if there be no such board then the mayor may appoint a police matron with such assistants as may be necessary," and, Whereas: Other cities in Indiana have reported success in their experiences with a woman member of the police department, and, Women Take Vote. Whereas: A mass meeting of the Richmond Federation of clubs, which

was recently held for the definite purpose of obtaining information, as to success in other cities, and Richmond's needs, along this line, resulted in a unanimous vote for a police matron for Richmond, and. Whereas: The 810 women of the Richmond 'Federation of clubs confidently believe it is only necessary to call the attention of the honorable i body to Richmond's needs along this line, and to express their wishes. , Therefore, be it resolved: That the women of said Richmond Federation of Clubs do, at this time, most respectfully and earnestly ask your honorable body for a police matron in Richmond, as soon as a suitable woman, filling all the requirements of such office (see Indiana statute 8796) may be found, and that you kindly allow no obstacle to prevent such appointment. Signed: - Miriam A. McDivitt Kliasa N. Johnson Annette Edmunds Mary T. R. Foulke Edna F. Harris

Special committee. Executive Board of Federation of - Women' Clubs. - Miriam A. McDivitt, Athenaea, 40

members. Mary T. R. Foulke, Art Association, 100 members. . Elizabeth Comstock, Franchise League, 85. Bertha Hawkins, Teachers' Federation, 75. Annette Edmunds, County Teachers' club, 100 members. Caroline Carpenter, Collegiate club, 19 members. . Mrs. Glen Haisley, Progressive Club, 19 members. Elizabeth W. Dalbey, Aftermath, 24 members. Gertrude King, Music Study, 65 members. . Mrs. George Dougan, Domestic Science, 148 members. Mrs. A. L. Bernhardt, Cycle, 5 members. Mrs. S. W. Hodgin, Francis Willard W. C. T. U 60 members. Rebecca Davis, West Richmond W. C.T.'U, 50. Nellie Land, Ticknor, 20. The police commissioners tonight

will also appoint a second sergeant and another patrolman. George Staubach, traffic officer, will probably be promoted to the second sergeancy.

DIPL0r.mS DEFEIID Oil EXTIH RESULTS

- ABINGTON, Ind-, April 15. Mrs. Nellie Decker and - children of Rich

mond, are visiting her mother, Mrs. William Isenhour of this place.. . . . Frank Kinder is confined' to his home with a cold. . . . . Mr. and - Mrs. -. Loat Schroy spent Sunday with Rufus Lambert and family.. .. .Oro . Kinder was here Sunday. . . . . Misses Mabel and Helen Wood spent Sunday with Myrtle and Emma Miller, Jeanette and Robert Merkamp were afternoon callers.. . . , The diploma examination Is being held here today Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jesse Plankenhorn spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Noah Plankenhorn.: . Mrs. Earl Paddock and Miss Mabel Wood spent Thursday with the .former's mother, Mrs. Watt, near Brownsville.-...Jackie Crawfordls very busy hanging paper Mrs. Francis Killen is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Martin- Killen and family near Summersville, O.. . . .

Bert Waiting finished shucking corn

last week. He has now begun plow Ing for his spring crop.

m "ranGIVES SOCIAL HAGERSTOWn! Ind. . April .15, Miss' Mary Clark and Mrs. Anna Unthank entertained Thursday afternoon in honor, of , Mrs. J. M. Jarrett. The guests were Mesdames E. H. Thurston, Anthony Hower, Will Porter. Charles Teetor, Bert Wikoff, Lee Brannan, Ray Small, A. R. Jones. J. M. Hartley, A. A. ritz, J. T. Hunt, Alvin Peel, John Kidwell, Minos Fox. Ellen Allen, Rebecca Stewart, Sarah Bell, Laura Hines, Winifred Teetor,' May Jarrett and Florence Starr. Refreshments were served. Piano music was a pleasant feature of the afternoon.

IJagerstown Notes

By Miss Florence Bell.

PREBLE MAY LOSE MILITIA COMPANY

EATON, O., April 15. To prevent

the loss of Campany F and the closing'

of the $20,000 armory, it is probable that the Commercial club and interested citizens will arrange a final ef

fort to secure recruits and bring the membership up to the required standard. The club named a committee a few weeks ago to co-operate with officers of the company, who accomplished. The announcement Friday by Colonel Hubler, who declared his intention of having the company mustered out at its meeting next Tuesday night, may serve to inspire citizens to action and instill a greater degree of patriotism than has existed here.

There will be a special meeting of Hagerstown lodge of Masons on Wednesday evening of next week, at which time some interesting lectures on Masonry by prominent Masonic authorities will be read and discussed. A good attendance Is desired. . . . The Hagerstown Commercial club will meet Monday evening for the purpose of discussing the subject of oiling the streets.. . . .The Junior class and the faculty of the Hagerstown school gave a reception to the Senior class at Light Croft, the suburban home of C. N. Teetor, last Saturday evening. The house was decorated with ferns and palms and the class colors, purple and gold.

VIOLENT PROPOSAL

LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 15. Arthur Meekin was arrested on a complaint of a young woman who declared he threatened to cut her throat if she did not wed him.

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church Tuesday afternoon with a thlmtfle '"party at . her' home. 125 South Ninth street. All ladies are . invited without further invitation. ' 1 Tbe Penny, club will meet Wednesday afternoon . with 5 Mrs. Douglas H. Kuth: 204 North" Eleventh street - ..--,Mr.- Ray, Sterrett- has accepted ;a position in Connersville. - Mrs. Elizabeth " Ireton entertained the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans yesterday afternoon. .

The Fountain City High School Alumni association will hold its recep

tion "at the-school house, Friday evening. April 2S,-at 8 o'clock. Mrs. V. D. Nolan d has returned, from Cleveland, Ohio, where she was called by the illness of her daughter, Miss Mary. Noland; who has been critically 1H for the past several weeks at the -Lakeside . hospital. Miss Noland is much improved and will leave the hospital in a: week or tea days. Announcement ' has been, made of

'the marriage of Mr. Ralph W: Cooper,

an artist, of this city, and Miss Florence Eyden, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. W. A. Eyden. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper

were married April 5 at Newport, Ky The announcement comes as a sur prise to their many friends.. . -,

ABOUT RHEUMATISM. : 'Fully nine out of every ten cases :of rheumatism are simply muscular rheumatism .due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, which attacks the larger joints, knees, hips and' shoulders. .Neither of these varitieB require any internal treatment. AH you need is a free' application of Chamberlain's Liniment with vigorous massage.. Try it and see how quickly 4 It gives relief. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. " - ;

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, Mr. Harlow Haas, a student at Wit-, tenburg, will come home Thursday to remain until after Easter, the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Haas. Mrs. Clyde Miller entertained the members of a thimble club yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Kepler was a guest. Luncheon was served after the usual needlework. In two weeks Mrs. Burr Rich entertains the club. Mrs. Walter Snaveley will entertain members of a card club Thursday afternoon at her home on South Fourth street.

Mfs. Claude Addleman will entertain members of the Nonpareil club Tuesday afternoon.

Miss June Smith of New Castle is spending the week end with friends and relatives in this city.

Mrs. Charles Y. Miller will entertain all ladies of Reid Memorial U. P.

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