Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 156, 18 May 1916 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1916

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CENTERVILLE, Ind., May 18. Mrs.

llohn Smelser gave a dinner party for

khe following friends Sunday: Mr. and

lMrs. Sam Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar

lRusselL Mr. and Mrs. Gfeorge Wright land Mr. Kinder.. .. .Mrs. Mary Cu3ter

kent to Indianaoolls Monday for a

ls!t of several days with fripnri :

Peter Castetter and family are moving

Jro Richmond... ..Mr. and Mrs. Benton

Bhriner, Howard and Olga Shrlner of

LM uncle, spent Saturday and Sunday

with Mark Stevens and famflv

Memorial services for the soldiers will

re held on Sunday morning, May 28.

ht the M. E. church. The sermon will

Jfoe delivered by Rev. Pfeiffer.

Entertains Friends. Miss Nbla Savaxe entertained : a

humher of her friends from Muncie for

few days last week. Thev were

Mary Baldwin, Nellie Parks. Ethel Harris and Birdie Ivanhort... . .Pearl

IThalls has been quite sick and unable

o work, being threatened with an-

tendicitis.....Rev. Mildred Allen left

fivnuaj ior a iwo weens visit witn ner

tnother at Summitsville.. . .Rev. Yerge bf Earlham, filled the pulpit at the friends church Sunday and was enterE lined at dinner by William Lamott nd wife Miss Ruby Hill of Indiaapolis, is here for a visit with her

GIRL MAKES BEST

ATTENDANCE MARK

NEW PARIS .Ohio. May IS Mis

Lois Baumgardner holds the blue ribbon In the New Paris high school for

iftrfect attendance and no tardy marks

Muring the school term just closed.

flss Nettle Sinck in second, havim?

missed a day on account of Illness.. . ,

M. T. nanerty of Milford Center. O..

ttended graduation exercises Thurs-

hay night and visited his daughter

irs. w.-a. Nelson, for the remainder

r the week. His granddauehter. MIbs

kester Nelson was one of the grad

ating class..... Mrs. Ruth Mitchell of Columbus. O.. SDWlt Thuradav anrl Pt.

Bay here with her daughter, Miss Mar-

ei Mitchell, wno was a graduate of

18 class which held it's exerHsa

rhursday evening Miss Mary Fish-

r or caton, Mrs. Charles Falkencteln

f Muncie. Messrs. and Tpnriamea

Frank and Charles Haller of Rich

mond, and Edward Roach of Indianap-

iis were among those who attended he funeral of six-year-old Barhafa

Northrop on Friday.

HINCKLE TO DELIVER

CONVENTION SERVICE

Rev. George Hartley of Fountain ity will fill the nulnit of thf v.aat

lain Street Friends church next Sun-

ay morning and Rev. Orvin Stegall of

ew westvjiie, onio. will preach there

i the evening.

Rev. Mtio S. Hinckle. nastor will

eliver the convention sermon for the

rrlstidiv Endeavor convention at

onesboro, Sunday morning and will

ive tne Baccalaureate sermon for the

piceland Academy at SDiceland. Ind..

i the evening.

grandmother, Mrs. Charles Cooney.. .. Mrs. Walter Jones - returned Sunday from a visit with relatives at Connersville. Goes to Brownsville. Mrs. Cora Wilson .and daughters Mary and Thelma.. Went to Brownsville Wednesday, where they , will spend the summer with Mrs. Wilson's mother,. . . . MUo Harris and Jean Fender have each purchased new automobiles.. . .The season for dog poisoning seems to be here again. Quinn Leaply and Oscar Sullivan each lost a favorite dog this week.. . . .Norene and Lois Means arranged a surprise celebration on their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Means Sunday, in honor of their fortieth wedding anniversary. The guests who took dinner with them were Mr. and Mrs. John Keys, Harry Keys, Margaret Keys of Knightstown, and Charles Keys of Centerville.

RICHMOND FRIENDS LEAD IN CONVENTION

Richmond men will take a promi

nent part in the Ministerial Alliance Association of Indiana Yearly Meeting which will meet In the annual gathering at Lynn, Indiana, June 5 and 6. On Monday afternoon, Rev. Milo S. Hinckle will speak on "A Pastor's Vision," and Timothy Nicholson will speak on "An Elder's View of Shepherding the Flock." In the evening, President Robert L. Kelly will give an address on "Efficiency for Effectiveness." Tuesday morning, Truman C. Kenworthy will epeak on "'Recruiting for Christ," and will head a round table discussion. "Promoting Missionary Interest, Home. Foreign," will be the subject discussed in the afternoon by Ross Hadley.

EAGLES PICK DELEG ATES

Charles Potter, August Johannlng and Frank Strayer were elected delegates to the state Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at the meeting of the Wayne Aerie last night. Charles Ashenfelter was elected alternate. The state Aerie will meet in Indianapolis. June 7 and 8. Mr. Potter is an official in the state Aerie by virtue of his having been Past Worthy Junior President. About a dozen applications for membership were received at the meeting last night.

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HOLD ENTERTAINMENT.

The Christian Endeavor society of the East Main Street Friends church held a meeting at the church last night. The entertainment part of the meeting was directed by Miss Electa Henley, chairman of the entertainment committee.

ATTENDS CONVENTION. Mrs. Edwin Crawford and Miss Gertrude Clark are the delegates from the.

East Main Street Friends' church who are attending the Sunday school convention at Whitewater today.

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Hard-hitting sermons are not wanted at Trinity Episcopal church, Newark N. J., according to the Rev. Mercer Green Johnston, who has just resigned his pastorate. "My vestrymen want me to run the church like a grocery store please the customers," said Dr. Johnston. "One of my vestrymen told me that my sort of religion was interesting, but it was bound to hurt business. I told him it had not hurt the business I was in." ,

CATCH BANDITS WHO MADE RAID

MARATHON, Tex.. May 18. Mexican bandits, who raided Glenn Springs several weeks ago and killed half of the gallant little band of American troops that garrisoned the town, were captured late Monday afternoon near Leguna Del Fresno, 105 miles south of the border by troops under Major Langhorn and Colonel Sibley. This word was brought here today by soldiers returning on truck trains.

EL PASO, Tex, May 18. Ten thousand Carranzista 4 troops , are being moved to within a few hours march of the American border today under the order of General Obregon. Commanding them is General T revino, one of Obregon'a most trusted staff officers, who is to be in charge of the military situation in northern Mexico. Is Large Movement. The troop movement, said by Mexican ficials to "be the largest ever made in that country, was explained as part of General Obregon's agreement with General Scott and Funston. The ten thousand soldiers, they declared, are to take over the work of the American expeditionary forces sent to capture Francisco Villa and disperse his outlaw band. They will also be distributed to prevent further trouble along the border. General Trevino was expected to make his headquarters in Juarez. The

Today's Beauty Help

You can keep your hair at its very best by washing it with this simple, inexpensive shampoo, which cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly of all the dandurff and dirt and leaves a clean, wholesome feeling: Just use a teaspoonful of canthrox dissolved in a cup of hot water, afterwards rinsing thoroughly with clean water. One finds that the hair dries quickly and evenly, is unstreaked, bright, soft and fluffy, so fluffy in fact that it looks more abundant than it is, and so soft that arranging it becomes a pleasure. All scalp irritation will

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troops will be scattered from the Big Bend country to Sonera, ........ '' Already two thousand are in touch with the Langhorn-SIbley., expeditionary party that 1 went 2 mto ."Mexico through Boquillas after the .Big Bend raiders. Anqther outfit has moved into the American position abandoned at San Antonio, Chihuahua state, by the withdrawal of -General Pershing toward Namiquipa and Colonia Dublan.

Lame Back, Lame bac: is usually due to rheumatism of the muscles of the - back. Hard working people are most likely to suffer from it. Relief may be had by massaging the back with Chamberlain's Liniment two or three times a day. Try it. Obtainabl- everywhere. A - v.

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In our big stock of Kodaks and Cameras, you'll find just the right one to please the graduate, as our stock is the largest in this city and we can furnish vou with any size Kodak you want at prices ranging from $6.00 1 00 00

And don t forget that we always have a complete line of Films and Supplies. See us for any and everything in Kodaks and Cameras. We can supply you and at all times we are at your service in giving expert advice on how to Kodak.

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