Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 93, 1 March 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1917

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FORMER PASTORS TO FILL PULPIT AT DEDICATION

The only two foraer pastors First English Lutheran church has had will preach In the dedicatory services next Sunday. They are Rev. J. W. Kapp of First church, Cincinnati, and Rev. E. G. Howard, of Vheeling. W. Va. Dr. Kapp will preach in the morning and Dr. Howard at night Words of greeting will be uttered in the evening service by Rev. F. W. Rohlfing, of St Paul's Lutheran, and Rev. C. Raymond Isley, of Second Lutheran. Nusbaum Writes Hymn. lee B. Nusbaum, chorus director, has composed a dedication hymn for the services. The hymn follows: Great King of Glory come And with Thy favor crown This Temple as Thy home, This people as Thine own. lien eat h this roof, O deign to show, How God can dwell with men below. Here may Thine ears attend 'Our interceding cries And grateful praise ascend Like incense to the skies. Here may Thy word melodious sound, And spread celestial joys around. Here may Thy faithful sons And daughters sound Thy praise And glorify Thy name Through long succeeding days. Here, Ixrd display Thy saving power, That we may trust Thee every hour.

Coroners Business Shows Big Slump With Only Two Violent Deaths

MEDICINES, LIKE MEN HAVE CHARACTER

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, Coroner Morrow was the only county official whose business was on the slump during February. He had only two coroner calls: George Medler, 81, Pennville, suicide, February 13; Isaac Paxson, 82, died suddenly of natural causes. Last year during February, the coroner had seven calls. To date this year he has had only seven calls while at the end, of February. 1916, he had been called to investigate seventeen sudden death.s Although Dan Cupid fell behind his leap year record for February, an increased demand for final naturalization papers made up for slack marriage license business in the clerk's office. Only thirty-three couples applied for marriage licenses in February. The same month last year, forty-nine licenses were issued. At the end of February 1916, sixty-one marriage licenses had been issued. To date this year, there have been only lorty-nine applications. Apply For Final Papers. Seventy-four persons applied for final naturalization papers during the short month. The divorce record is about the same as last year, fifteen divorces were granted during the month, making the total number for 1917, thirtythree. Fifteen complaints for divorce were filed, making the. total number of complaints this year, thirty-one. One hundred and fifty deeds were

Here may the list'ning throng Receive Thy truth in love. Here Christians join the- song Of seraphim s above. Till all, who humbly seek Thy face, Rejoice in Thy redeeming grace. Amen. Includes $5,000 Pipe Organ. Extensive improvements, including a $5,000 pipe organ given by Adam H. Battel, have been made to this church during the last few months and the Sunday service will be the first in the remodeled auditorium. The building committee, which is composed of John E. Peltz, E. M. Haas and Frank Haner, has decided not to take an offering for the expenses at the dedication service. Miss Alice Knollenberg will preside at the new organ and Rev. F. A. Dressel, present pastor, will conduct the dedication service in the morning worship.

MISS MILLER RECOVERS

Gladys Miller, 119 Chestnut street, who was scalded last Sunday, is recovering nicely from her burns.

filed at the recorder's office during the month as compared with one hundred and fifty-five during the twentynine days of February last year. The deeds this year represented much larger transfers, however.

Men Organize Community Club

Men of Second Presbyterian church organized a community club last night. Officers were elected as follows: Forrest Davis, President ; W. I. Maseie, vice president; Omar Todd, secretary; E. W. Morris, treasurer; C. B. HoweSj George Davis, Paul Overman, C. B. Trusler and E. M. Byers, executive committeemen. Plans for monthly suppers with programs were outlined.

HOLD HISTORY CLUB AT BOWMAN HOME

HAGERSTOWN, Ind., March 1. The Woman's History Club met with Mrs. Martha Bowman on South Perry street, Monday afternoon. The answers to roll coll were "Your favorite hymn." Mrs. William Porter gave a "History of the Philippines." Mrs. A. A. Frittz gave a brief description of "Manilla and Its Conquests." Mrs. Fritz also gave a reading on "Lodrones or Marianna Islands." Mrs. Martha Bowman read a magazine article describing "Haiti and Jamaica," after which the club adjourned to meet with Miss Clark and Mrs. Unthank Monday, March 5, when "guest day" will be observed.

KNIGHTS TO OBSERVE " THEIR ANNIVERSARY

EATON', O., March 1. Celebrating the anniversaries of the lodge's institution and the establishment of the endowment rank, an exceptionally successful social session was held Wednesday evening in Castle Hall by Waverly lodge, No. 143, Knights of Pythias. The affair was termed an "open" meeting and around the banquet table were seated more than 175 persons.

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RICHMOND PASTORS TAKE ACTIVE PART IN M. E. CONFERENCE

Programs for the District Conference of the Richmond District, North Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, to be held at Greenfield, March 5, 6 and 7 have been issued. Rev. U. S. A. Bridge and Rev. H. C. Harman, pastors of the Grace and First churches of this city, respectively, are members of the program committee. Tuesday afternoon the Richmond ministers are on the program for the following addresses: "What Should the District Superintendent Expect of the Pastors V Rev. Mr. Bridge; "What have the Churches a Right to Expect of the Pastors," Rev. Mr. Harman. Rev. J. P. Chamness, Fairview Methodist church, will discuss, "Decision Day in our Evangelistic Program," on Wednesday afternoon. Other ministers well-known in Wayne county who are on the program are Rev. M. E. Barrett, Lewisville; Rev. R. C. Ballard, Economy; Rev. H. S. Nickerson, Winchester; Rev. Louis Ulmer, Williamsburg; Rev. A. C. Wischmeier, Hagerstown.

Ackerman Joins New York Paper

Carl Ackerman has joined the staff of the New York Tribune. He now is on his way home from Berlin with Ambassador Gerard and is contributing stories to the Tribune from cities enroute. Ackerman, who was Berlin manager for the United Press until diplomatic relations were severed, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ackerman,- of Richmond.

POST RECEIVES SHELL

Sol Meredith Post G. A. R. has been presented with an old iron cannon shell taken from the battle fields at VIcksburg by Charles Caster.

How to Prevent Croup. When the child is subject to attacks of croup, see to it that he eats a light evening meal, as an overloaded stomach may bring on an attack, also watch for the first symptom hoarseness, and give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes hoarse. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.

Smart and Practical Style

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CAROLINA JUBILEES TO PERFORM HERE

The Carolina Jubilee Singers, a musical organization which gained favor in its appearances before the Chautauqua assemply at different times, will give a concert at the Mt. Moriah church Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. In connection with the musical program, Attorney C. R. Richardson will deliver an address on "Equal Rights for Women." The Rev. C. C. Goins, of the Mt. Moriah church will preside. The public is invited.

KRAMER CLOSES SERIES

MILTON, Ind., March 1. - Harold Morton Kramer, lecturer and novelist gave the closing number of the Booster's club entertainment course, at the Booster's ball, Monday evening, before a large and appreciative audience. His subject was "The Modern Grail. The Drama of a Life Redeemed." Ir. Kramer has a varied and remarkable experience and the lecture in which

are woven Lowell's "Visiop of Sir Launfal." The story is that of a carpenter who took a starving and em

bittered wanderer into his home and J reclaimed him from the unworthy. The k Holy Grail is Kindness.

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