Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 211, 22 July 1916 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1916

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Crime, Insanity and Poverty J. N. Hurty, recently penned the following opinion on the problems of crime, insanity and poverty : Taxes are going up. Why? Because of crime, insanity and poverty. Crime cost Indiana $20,000,000 annually. Insanity costs Indiana $5,000,000 annually. Whence come crime, insanity and poverty? The answer is well known. They come principally out of sickness

CHARLES HASLEY ISSUES HAY MAKERS CHALLENGE

ECONOMY, Ind., July 22. The Atkinson ' business building will be ready to mow into next week. A modern building in every respect at a cost of $5,000. The plate glass is set and shelving is being put up and the grand opening will be soon. Charley Hasley challenges any one in Wayne county or the state, to beat his record of hay-making. He with a force of nine hands last week cut and put up 137 loads of timothy hay off of fortyfive acres. Not a drop of rain fell on the cured hay and quality was good. Each load probably contained a ton and a half. Rains in Sports. Tuesday evening there1 was a downpour of rain west of town but only sprinkled in town." Tom Fraiser was plowing for Alison Swain and received a good soaking. .' . .William Williams, Mrs. Tlllte Clark and Miss Belle Conley motored to Indianapolis Tuesday. Return to Richmond. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McCall returned to their home at Richmond Tuesday Mrs. Mort Edwards and Mrs. J. H. Elerweln of Indianapolis are visiting relatives here this week West Manchester Dy Myrtle Trone. t. Harry Fender and family spent Sunday with relatives at West Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. George Troutwine and Miss Alma Sweitzer were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Reed Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fager visited with J. W. Ashbaugh and family Sunday at Savona and togetner with the Ashbaughs, motored to Greenville in the afternoon where they were guests of Phoneas Pierson and wife. Visits With Mother. Miss Sylvia Trone is spending a vacation ,of a couple of weeks with her mother at this place Ott Houseman and family spent Sunday with Rob Arnold and family. . .Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barnes entertained Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reed and son and Mrs. Louisa Reed of Kokomo, Indiana at their home Saturday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. E. O. McKeon of Greenville, were Sunday guest3 of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson. .. .Kenneth Wilhelm, three-year-old son of Dan Wilhelm, died Sunday at their home in West Sonora. 3n rrn rpn rpi aniatanianjarii 1117 Main Street

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relief," increase Olie Weyl and Francis Jackson were at Richmond Tuesday.. . .Mr. and Mrs. Doak Swaine are spending the week with Will Conorros and wife. PETER KIM MEL, 79, SPENDS BIRTHDAY AT RICHMOND PARK ELDORADO, Ohio, July 22 Cletis Beck ' and wife of West Manchester Chris Sayles and wife, Felicia Dill, and Harvey Zumbrum called on Chas. Smith and family and Mrs. Mary Lee Sunday evening. .... Eaton Woman Visits Friends Mrs. Sarah Stoner of Eaton spent from Saturday until Monday with John nearon and wife Miss Edna Brubaker went to Kokomo, Ind., Saturday to spend several weeks with relatives there H. R. McPherson and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with J. O. Mcpherson and family at New Paris. Phelps Family Entertains Allie Miller and family and Emerson Beard and family were Sunday guests of Wm. Phillips and family at New Madison Elmer Harshman and family spent Sunday with Cftas. Jones and family at West Alexandria. Spends Birthday at Glen In order to help Peter Kimmel celebrate his seventy-ninth birthday his children accompanied him to Gleri Miller park, Richmond, Sunday where they enjoyed their dinner and clso the day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kimmel. Clem .McKee Tyler Fudge. O. P. Kimmel of Eaton Esta Kimmel and Elmer Kimmel, all with their families. MISS LAWRENCE RESIGNS OXFORD, O., July 22. Announcement was today made of the appointment of Mrs. Edmond Lawrence, of Oxford, to be head of New Hall, Western College for Women, succeeding Mrs. Georgia Baldwin Lee, resigned. Mrs. Lawrence's daughter; Madeline, one of this year's graduates of Teachers' College, Miami university, will go to Marion, O., next year as supervisor of music in the public schools. A strike of undertakers took plsce at Liverpool, England recently. n ran i

With every Fisk Red Top automobile tire sold by us on FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY, July 21, 22 and 23, we will give FREE, five gallons of Indian gasoline. Buy a Fisk Red Top.

and feeblemindedness. Hpw may sickness and feeblemindedness be curled. . They ; can't be curedj they can only be prevented. Why don't we prevent? Incipally refuse to listen to those who know. The Germans use their scientists and reap benefits. We call pur scientists cranks and " lose "the benefits they would bring to us. , The scientists tell us feeblemindedness is a matter of heredity. This is true. There is no cure. It may only be prevented, arid this can only be done by stopping absolutely the breeding of', theunfit. Feeblemindedness increases under pur present methods of treatment. Asylums, so-called "charity societies," ; and ' "public

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ness. The real and great charity is to practice prevention. Nature's way is the best. It is only as we follow nature that we succeed. Hygiene is the science which can lower our taxes. Lower taxes will never come with the multiplying of insane asylums, hospitals, drug stores and schools for the feebleminded. The hygienists (health cranks) can pracitically apply hygiene. Lawyers, merchants, editors, shoemakers' and wall paper cleaners, etc.,can not practically' apply hygiene to everyday life. IJoweverer, they can be sensible and practical, and see to it that our foolish faith in cure is smitten hard arid then stand " for' the ounce of prevention. Let us hope the scale will fall from their eyes and that they will see and do. The most important business before the business man today is the business of the public health.

FAMILY REUNIONS DRAW MANY PEOPLE FROM NEW MADISON NEW MADISON, O., July 22. Lyman Miller and wife, Aubrey Mitchell, Mart TJllum and Paul King spent Sunday in Columbus.. .. .George Darland and family spent Sunday with George Zuck . . . .George W. Noggle of Richmond, spent Sunday with friends! and relatives here. Strohaver Visits Family. Ed Strohaver, who is employed at the Standard garage at Greenville, spent Saturday night and Sunday with his family here Samuel Rice, one of our oldest residents passed away at his home Sunday morning.. . . .Evan Dowlar and Allen Dowlar and daughter attended the Dowlar reunion at the Darke County fair grounds Sunday. Mike Max and wife, Frank Stevens and family, Alf Stevens and family and Mart Banfill and family attended a reunion. at Greenville Sunday..... Mr, and Mrs. C- A. - Shelley of Arcanum visited with James Banks and family Sunday Mrs. J. A. Hartman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Sluterbeck of Arcanum. Always Satisfactory. People are always pleased with Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. R. M. White;: Turtle Bayou, Texas, writes, "We have been selling Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and have not had one single complaint." Obtainable everywhere. Adv. Excursion CINCINNATI VIA Every Sunday Commencing Sunday, May 14th Round (J- Cr Round Trip tplaO Trip Leaves Richmond '. 8:32 A. M. Leaves South Richmond, 8:37 A.M. Returning lv. Cincinnati, 7:00 P.M. Trains arrive and depart from Central Union Station, Cincinnati. Located in heart of city. C. A. BLAIR Home Tel. 2062. City Ticket Agent

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BESIDE THE POND. Man concealed. Answer to yesterday's puzzle: Right side down above doll. The Forum (Articles contributed for this column must not be in excess of four hundred words. The identity of all contributors must be known to the editor. Articles ' will be printed in the order received.) Monte Vista, Colo., July 18, 1916 To the Editor of "The Richmond Palladium: , As a former resident of Richmond, and having recently read two of your papers telling of the murdering in cold blood of two of your brave police officers, please allow me, if there be space to say a few words. To the wet voters of Richmond I desire to tay that God and the temperance forces regard YOU as a party to the terrible dual murder committed in your fair city. Not only the man who pulled the trigger should be tried for murder, but all you voters who" voted for licensed saloons in 1913 and all should receive a just sentence. The stain of the blood of brave Officers Stephenson and Little is, figuratively speaking, on your hands. Can you wash it off? Oh men! if you be men, this will haunt you. Can you not hear the widows' and orphans' cry and realize that you are responsible? Maybe you have been condemned already. No, you can wash the stain of guilt away. But confess your sin to our kind and 'merciful Savior for He will abundantly pardon. . Beg His forgiveness and

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ECONOMY, Ind., July 22. The home-coming Sunday, : July 23 at Sugar Grove," promises to be one of the big events of; the church's history.- - " ' '' ;,: ' -"" Morning-Program. Song . .... Nobody Told Me of Jesus Choir ; - ;- Scripture Reading . . Pastor of Church Song ..I. . In the Cleft of the Rock Choir Prayer Rev. C. A. Bundy of Williamsburg Song .'. Friendship All Divine Virginia Quartet Welcome Address Rev. O- E. Evans of Muncie Duet Mr. and Mrs. John VanCamp of Hagerstown Address Hannah Stanley of Economy Appointing of Nominating Committee. Song .... i ... . "Tis Sweet to Know MRS. PRITGHARD DIES CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., July 22. Mrs. Dora Pritchard, widow of John Pritchard, died Thursday at' a hospital in ' Indianapolis, to which f. he went for treatment a few days ago. Undertaker C. T. Wright went to Indianapolis and brought the body to his undertaking establishment. No funeral arrangements have been made. when ' that wonderful peace " floods your souls, arise, O voters, I implore you, arise in the dignity and strength of manhood and help 6trike liquor its death blow. Try to retrieve part of the heartache you have caused. Let us wipe this damnable traffic from God's fair world. Tho created in God's image we are not living up to our calling nor to our privileges. . Liquor weakens the physical body; liquor steals away the reason, the will power, often the brain itself, makes fiends and lunatics out of Gcd's creatures; liquor robs countless millions of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness; liquor depopulates homes but populates insane asylums, hospitals for defective children, jails, prisons, etc. yea, liquor buys the very immortal souls of millions. Shall it stay with your permission? Help wipe it from your beautiful city so it will be a fit place to rear the growing generation. Saloons cannot run without boys. Have you one to spare? Help" drive it frm the face of the earth. There is no place, no room for the accursed stuff. In God's name and for the sake of homes everywhere I plead with you vote dry. MRS. L. C ANDERSON. Palladium Want Ads. Pay. $9.00

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Lynn News Letter By Mrs. J. G. Martin Mrs! F. W. Kienzle and son are spending the week with relatives in Greensfork.... Cecil Beetley and family took dinner with Ora Wright and family, Sunday. .'. .Miss Anna Robbins entertained Lewis Robbins and family Tuesday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Lamscn and daughter, Miss Dirce, of Richmond, were afternoon callers. FOR THE BLOOD At All Drug Stores A RLO System Builder & Tonic For Sale Quigley's Five Drug Stores. or. Ml

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