Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 134, 22 April 1916 — Page 12

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GOUFIDENGE PAVES R0ADStO7SUCGESS DECLARES-TOLLES Every man, should save, a definite.. part of his' income eachwee.: This wag a declaration by Harry N.iTolles bien he spoke before a'fair Bized audlence at me x. . v. ; a. uwi. nignu The amot - that-a - man - caves is what the speaker termed paying business, and he 1 described paying ; business as one' of the absolutely-necessary essentials of success. Many businesses and many, men are falling because their business does not pay. Such failures are usually, caused, by. the. absence of a cost accounting system. 1 , Confidence is another ; necessity of success, said Mr. Tolles. A person must, have confidence in himself before he can expect:' other people - to have confidence in him. Confidence depends, en i personality and this rests upon ,'tb 1 development of mind and body. He said that the development of mind and body depended upon truth ful education. Truthful education he defind as exercise which teaches one to think. He, said thatcrammlng . the ' mind iMth facts was not truthful education. . ' GEORGE; JACKSON DIES (2 eorge P. Jackson, 62. for more than T'lly years a machinist at the old 'Jaar-Scott plant, died at hla home, 817 ;.'t:jtb 1 street, this morning at 6:30 t tlrtk. Death was caused by heart t.rcuble.. He la survived by his wife, L'dith. four sisters, Mrs. Fannie Groat of Toledo, Mrs. Mary Taylor of Rochester, Mrs. Sallie Montgomery of .Columbus, and Mildred Taylor of Chicago; one brother, H. H. Jackson-of Marion, lnd. The deceased was a. member of Couerde Lion lodge, K. of 1 , P. The funeral-will be held from the j home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, j Interment will be in Earlham ceme- j tcry. Friends may' call at any time. SLEDGE HITS ROOF.

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, With the cancellation' of the Earl-ham-Miaml ' game f scheduled for Reld Ftfelrl thin afternoon. an at.temnt will . t J.- thp- TTnivpr8ftT team . - r - - - . here' for a game some afternoon next week, management of the ' Earlham team announced this morning. Reid Field, after the 36 hours deluge, is a sea i of 1 mud and the - playing of the game today, was' an-impossibility CAMBRIDGE LINE STARTS MONDAY ' Two more trucks will .be put. into operation' Monday by the Transporta tion Service company. Another wil be started . on .Tuesday. At present there are 'eight trucks in service and it' is hoped that all twelve will -be - in operation by Thursday. One truck that will start Monday will run "to Cambridge City, Dublin, and Milton. .The... other will run to Haizrerstown and Greensfork. The one" that starts operation Tuesday will run to ' Glen Kara. At present trucks are running to New Paris, Eaton. Oxford and College Corner; Williamsburg and Economy; .Carlos City and Bloomingsport; Lynn Rnd Fountain City; Liberty. One gen eral service truck in operation. This truck will go wherever called. It will be used largely to move household goods. - V, - v CHURCHES END Continued From Page One.J j v. ere devoted to the preparation for ! the- Easter communion. Rev. -E: G. . j X -tjie -z)Of cvgx 'tBu yvnJC?

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. , THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGBAM, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1916

Rev. H. C. Harmon's sermon, at the First M. E. church last night. Rev. J. J. Rae chose "What Is the Place of the Cross in Preaching Today," as the subject of his sermon at .the First Presbyterian church last night. "The tendency of the preaching today is to put emphasis on the atone ment. Holy Week services closed last night at the - Second Presbyterian church when Rev. E. E. Davis spoke on "Calvary."; , - ' 1 '. ,, : FUTURE OF . Continued From Page One. the coast artillery into infantry for Mexican service had been relied upon as a resource for reinforcements. For reasons all too obvious the idea has -now been abandoned. Two important factors are influen cing the administration in determining the future of the expedition. First, it had been thought the pursuit and capture of Villa would be accomplished in quick time. Six weeks have since elapsed. Villa now is far in the lead of his pursuers." Gen. Pershing's column today is strung out more than 400 miles over Mexico and nine-tenths of his men, are employed in maintaining communication, leaving only a handful for real work. The expedition now is at a standstill. It can go no further in its. present strength. ACTS OF (Continued From Page One.) the arrest of Wolf Von Igel, whose immediate release from custody on the grounds that he was an accredited memDer 01 ms omciai iamiiy, was made "by Ambassador Von Bernstorff. Previously Secretary Lansing had ruled that such of these papers as were a part bf the German embassy's records must be returned to the era-j. bassy. . , To this ruling the department of justice has objected. - It : sent what it claimed was the official papers to the state department today with a request that the department itself examine them and then determine whether they should not be utilized by this government in at least demanding an explanation from Count Von Bernstorff of allegations therein contained which on their face seem to implicate him In actions which violated the neutrality of the United States. DEMAND FOR - Continued From Page One. day. "After waiting that time, we are no nearer a solution of the problem than we were before." .Mr. Cheesman said that a targe noEaster to Shideler

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