Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 54, 15 January 1917 — Page 2

PAGE TWO THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JAN. 15, 1917

PLEAD FOR .FOOD; MEN IN TRENCHES WRITE TO CANADA

In a letter received by Stephen Kuth, a fanner living east of Rich mond, from his daughter-in-law, Mr a. Wilbur Kuth, Sooth Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, the states that many residents of that part of the Dominion are leaving for the United States in fear that the. government la soon to resort to conscription for military service. She intimates that she Is writing instead of her husband because he has no desire to discuss the situation in Canada in a letter. The letter states that numerous . Canadian soldiers are writing from the trenches demanding food and clothing. She says graft has full sway in the Dominion and that many people have become millionaires through questionable war material contracts. Mrs. Kuth Is an Englishwoman. Her husband etm retains his American citizenship and Is engaged In the automobile business. "I would like to see the capitalists if n tha countries at war have to

man the guns to see how long the war

would last," the letter conciuaes.

DUST OFF SLOGAN TO ROUSE SPIRITS;

NEW CASTLE NEXT

Richmond's time-worn and moth-

eaten slogan "On to New casue" nas hn trnttAd out. dusted off. retiated

and "will be used extensively from now on until Saturday night, when the Richmond high school's basketball faction migrates to New Castle for the basketball program in the new

Jenning s auditorium. A special interurban probably will be chartered. New Castle's chance to set-back the Quakers In this game is regarded here as a minus quantity. Richmond tnnir thfl inater off New Castle here

earlier in the season and Is confident

in Its ability to repeat. However, at New Castle, hope, that stuff which according to an ancient scribe, never dies, has not been entirely pulverized and the New Castle team still reels like trvine to come-back.

The R. H. S. team, in the best of

condition after the Rusbville party, will go through a stiff course of basketball before boarding the cushions for the Henry county capital. The team will workout on the Coliseum floor this and Wednesday afternoon, after which it will rest up for the coming Boclal.

MODOC WINS EIGHTH

MODOC, Ind., Jan. 16. By scores of 32 to 19 and IS to 13, respectively, the first and second teams of the Modoc high school defeated the first and second teams of the Green township high school here Saturday night This was the eighth consecutive victory for the Modoc first team. The M. H. S. team, which Is considered a claimant for the Sixth district honor, meets Winchester here next Friday night.

EARLIIAM HITS PACE

Satisfied that the team has hit its nitride Coach Whiteside, of the Earlham basketball squad, rests heavy hopes on his team's chances with Butler at Indianapolis Tuesday night. The Quakers, as demonstrated in Friday night's game with State Normal, have the ability. Whether or not Butler will stack up against this ability Tuesday night remains problematical. Saturday night the Quakers journey to Cincinnati where the St. Xaviers tosscrs will be given the opening to win or lose a game. PALLADIUM WANT AD8 PAY

SET GOOD EXAMPLE, ADVICE TO WORKERS

Elementary Sunday school workers were told at a conference in the First Presbyterian-church, yesterday afternoon that they must set a worthy example before their pupils and must start them out right In life. Rev. J J. Rae, pastor, who delivered the principal address made a strong appeal for spiritual efficiency in each teachers life. Ed Hasemeier, president of the Indiana Sunday school association, outlined what th state body expects from the elenkjtary departments in the way of temperance training. A junior conference conducted under the direction of Mrs. H. S. Weed was addressed by Paul A. Beckett and Mrs. S. W. Hodgln. Primary and cradle roll conferences were directed by Miss Ruth Bradley and Mrs. J. F. Homaday, respectively. - - - -

GET FINAL RETURNS

Masonic Calendar

Monday, Jan. 15. Richmbnd Commandary. No. i, K T., Special drills and rehearsal commencing at 7 o'clock. Tuesday, Jan. 16. Richmond lodge No. 196, F, & A. M. Called meeting; work in the Master Mason degree. Refreshments. . Wednesday, Jan. 17. Webb lodge, No. 24, F. & A. M. Stated meeting and installation of officers. , Saturday, Jan. 20. Loyal chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeting. Social for members and their families.

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Mr. and Mrs. George Beard entertained Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bunger, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rinehart and Harve Shewmon and family. ....H. R. Kimmel spent Sunday with friends at West Alexandria Mrs. Grace Lee made a business trip to Dayton, Saturday.. .. .Misses Coda Coovert. Edith Minnich and Edith Minnich and Edith Henderson, Mrs. Gertrude Moore and Carl Winsch spent Sunday afternoon in Eaton , C. H. Stayton and Robert Stayton made a business trip to Eaton, Monday L. L. Stayton of Eaton, spent Monday here with friends William Keckler and family entertained Sunday, Charles Williams and wife, Glen Howell and wife, A. W. S. Locke and wife and Mrs. Catherine Fowble. Entertained for 6upper. Misses Leah and Ola Trump of West Manchester, Miss Esther Trick- and Mr. afid Mrs. Glen Howell were entertained at supper, Saturday evening, by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams..... Emerson Beard and family spent last Thursday and Friday with his parents,

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beard of Dayton. ....Elmer Harehman and family entertained. Sunday. Mrs. J. P. Harshman and son, Charles, and Miss Helen Tyrell of Eaton.. . .Rev. Sara L. Stoner Of Eaton and Mr. Albert -H. Lindsey of Philadelphia, and Rev. J. H. Blackford were entertained Monday, by J. M. Kimmel and family Charles Minnich and fainlly.of Greenville and Clarence Minnich and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Minnich. Eva Hollinger and family of New Madison, spent Tuesday with David Wolford and family Ruby, the small child of Mr. and Mrs. David Wolford, who has been ill of pneumonia,

is greatly Improved.

FAIRBANKS, Olaska. Jan. 15. Official returns from Alaska's fourth election division received today show the following result on the vote at the recent election, for. delegate to congress: ' . "Charles Sulzer, Democrat. 1,688 ; James Kickercham, Republican, 1,681. -- Official -returns' from all the divisions hkve not been received but from official and unofficial returns, Wickersham leads by eleven votes. The official count may change the result '

STUDENTS TO CONTINUE 8M0KING ON CAMPUS

OXFORD; O., Jan. 15. Miami University students will continue to smoke on the campus.. For some time past

non-users of tobacco have been en

deavoring to secure the adoption of a resolution by the Students' Forum, prohibiting smoking anywhere on the campus. Speeches for and against the

practice were made by girl and boy students, but when it came to a vote yesterday the "nays" prevailed overwhelmingly. i i ii i him i an ! m PEDDLING LICENSE HELD NOT LEGAL

STARR PIANO COMPANY RECEIVES HIGH AWARD ON PANAMA EXHIBITS

The Starr Piano company was covered with glory in the Panama California exposition at San Diego, which closed Jan. 1, and Henry Gennett is returning with more than 100 grand

prize ribbons awarded to the Starr

company's 45 sales rooms, according to

a telegram , he sent vtci , the offices

here. ., ,: - . -r '- ; " . .; : .v- The Starr company received all first awards as the leading manufacturers of grand, upright and player.rplanos and- received awards for the phonographs manufactured by the Starr company. The Starr piano has been the official piano of the exposition for the past year, the telegram said.

OFFICERS INSTALLED

OXFORD, O.. Jan. 12 Investigation yesterday brought to light the fact that the Health department of the village went off half-cocked in announcing that farmers must pay $1 for the privilege of . selling meat 1 n , town. There la no ordinance providing for such fee. nor is it proposed to pass one. Mayor Hughes says farmers with fresh meat to sell will be welcomed to Oxford, as they usually sell it cheaper than the meat markets.

AID RETIRED PASTORS

CHICAGO, Jan. 15. More than $8,000,000 has been subscribed toward the fund for retired ministers Of the Methodist Episcopal church, it was announced today by Dr. Joseph B. Hingeley, corresponding secretary of the board of conference claimants.

MELPOLDER TO LECTURE

John Melpolder the Social Service bureau will give a series of Monday night lectures to the juniors and seniors of Earlham college on social service work, starting this week.

FOUTS DIVORCE FILED

Grace Fouts filed suit in circuit court today for a divorce, from Allen Fouts.

BRIEFS

The Swedish match factories have decided to reduce the size of matches owing to the fact that Russia has forbidden the export of aspen wood.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE

By mutual consent the ice delivery firm of Rettig and Johnson will be dissolved on Jan. 31, 1917. Any customers having part of a coupon 'book on hand.. that has boen paid for in advance will please call at the office, 13 South Ninth street, where the unused coupons. will be 'redeemed in cash. ; - - . .. - RETTIG & JOHNSON. Jan. 15,1917. ' lS-3t

NOTICE When ordering your dinner tomorrow do not forget to

have your Grocer or Butcher deliver your pound donation to the Margaret Smith Home. 16-it

Officers were installed Friday by King Soloman's chapter. No. R. A. M. at the JVIasonie hall. Refreshments were served by Dr. U. B. G, "Ewing, who assumed the high priest's seat EXPORTERS GET MAR1CET WASHINGTON. Jan. 15. American exporters of steel products and hardware have captured the Guatemalan markets from Europe within the last two years, according to advices to the department of commerce. Before the war agricultural machinery came from England and other machinery was imported from Germany. SALESMAN TRANSFERRED

NEW PARIS. O., Jan. 15. Joe Fisher, Indiana salesman for the Reinhelmer Quarries company, has been transferred to other work and will be succeeded by R. L. Callaghan. Fi3her is especially well known In Wayne county.

ATTENDS CONVENTION

Mr. George Thomas of the WalkOver Boot Shop left last night for Cleveland, O., where he will attend the International convention of WalkOver dealers.

SOCIALISTS TO CALL PEACE CONFERENCE

LONDON, Jan. 15. The Scandinav-

lan Socialist organization nas received a telegram from American Socialists -asking its assistance in calling an International peace conference at The Hague for June 3, according to a Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph company. The Copenhagen -Social Demokraten eays that there are . good prospects that , the three Scandinavian countries will support American effort In this direction. AMENDED COMPLAINT. , FILED BY . MRS., HOWELL

An amended complaint was filed in the suit of Blanche A. Howell against Margaret Calkins for possesse'.on of a child in circuit court today; Mrs; Howell is. seeking, to gain possession of a child by a former marriage who was adopted , by Mrs. Calkins several years ago'. In the new complaint Mrs.. Howells charges that she never consented to . the adoption and that there are no : court records to show that she did and for this reason she asks that the' adoption be set aside. WOODMAN PREPARES TWO SPECIAL SERMONS

ATTENDS CONVENTION

O: M. Mikesell is attending n con

vention .of tire dealers at the offices ot the Swlnehart company in Akron, O.

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MONTHLY SESSION HELD

The Whitewater Monthly meeting of Friends will be. held at the East-Main Street Friends' church at 9:30 o'clock Thursday morning. The proposition of holding the monthly meeting at night instead Of in th rtav a ha hn

a close facsimile of ajtp ctom for some time will be 'conjsidered. .........

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Two teoecial Sunday morning ser-.

mons have been announced by Rev. Charles M. Woodman of the Allen Jay

Memorial Friends church, Jan. Z8 and Ffih. 4. The sermons will deal with

the relation of the church to the home and to the individual. Special cottage oraver meetings will be tield in the

community, Feb. 5-7. Evangelistic

meetings will be held eacn evening, Feb. 12-16. These services are being planned as part of the simultaneous re-

vival campaign. "

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