Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 268, 21 September 1917 — Page 2

PAGE TWO THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, SEPT. 21, 1917

CARELESS CHURCH BLAMED FOR WAR BY DRTEBBETTS Mission Board Secretary Gives Reasons for Great v Conflict.

Dr. Charles Tebebtts, secretary of

the American Friends Board of Foreign Missions, an address on "The Church and the World Situation" at the Yearly Meeting of Friends Thurs

day night, declared that the world today Is "suffering the penalty of a dis

obedient and careless churcn, mat

failed to carry out God's word."

The evening services were In charge

of Rev. Milo S. Hinckle, who until last Sunday was pastor of the East

Main Street church, and the Board of

foreign Missions. Dr. Tebbetts said that the whole

movement of the world for the last

century "necessitated the present greatest of all conflicts," and that It was not caused by the "mere shooting , Of a prince." One reason, he said, was the Increased population. People were too crowded in Europe. Another the" In- ' creasing of mechanical inventions. There is no hope for a better nation, and a "decent" world he said, until God's voice is heard and the peoples - of the earth obey him.

New Paris Attends Farewell at Eaton

NEW PARIS, O., Sept. 21. All New Paris paid honor to the town's three men who left Thursday morning from Eaton, O., to enter the National army

Practically all business was suspen-1

ded while a large aeiegauou u"UcU by the New Paris band, accompanied the three men, Reid Clark, Elmer Holsinger and Harry Wefler to the station at Eaton. A double quartet of singers from all four village churches also furnished music.

WOODWARD ASKS RELIEF SUPPORT

Economy Pays Honor to Boys Who Leave

ECONOMY, Ind., Sept. 21. Harry Parker and Walter Bond were- given a send-aff they will remember, The schools marched in a body as a guard of honor Thursday morning, to the C. and O. station to see the boys off for the training camp. Dinners, socials and suppers were given in honor of our soldier boys the past week. They have the heart of the whole township with them for good luck and a speedy ending of the war A class of high school pupils are learning typewriting as follows : Anson Lindsey, George Frazer,, Arthur Beard, Edwin, Frazer, Malcolm Hasley, Harry VanScholack, Thelma Gaskill. Ruth Drake, Mary Weldy-, Irene Ballerfeer and Anna Beard Katherine Pusey and Jessie Secrist are "batching" at Joy Hall. . . . Ed Martin returned from a few days stay at Kokomo Thursday. . . .Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Hiatt attended Yearly Meeting Thursday.. .The William Lamb funeral which was held at Sugar Grove Thursday afternoon was a large one. There were friends-and relatives from Richmond, Webster, Williamsburg, Greensfork, Muncie and other towns present. Rev. Arlie Colline, Farmland, conducted services.

Burial was in Sugar Grove cemetery.. .....Prof. Bramfiel stated Thursday morning that several of the H. S. boys , were out of school helping sow wheat and filling'silos, while a large number of girls were staying at home to help their mothers conserve food. They will receive school credits just the same ..John Petty, southwest of town, has completed two large silos and will fill them this week. . .Thos. Stewart, who loves fried chicken, sweet potatoes and watermelon, made . a trip to Possum Hollow Wednesday to pay an annual visit to his brother, Jake, who runs a sorghum mill as a side-line with farming. The cane mill yards were filled with sorghum 6tock ready for the grinder. . . .Mr. and Mrs. OIlie Weyl, Mrs. Everett McCoy and Pete Beckman were at Richmond, Wednesday. . ..The Red Cross society has been busy the past few days and the result Is 116 finished garments and 13 pairs of bed "slippers.

The future of Quakerism depends on the fullest support possible of the Friends' reconstruction units, Walter C. Woodward, general secretary of the Friends in America declared in a talk before delegates to the Yearly Meeting. Whether the . future message of Quakerism is to be believed depends upon the maintenance of the reconBtnirtinn units he 6aid. If the gov

ernment officially recognizes the units

service, to them, 'then the financial burden will be very great. Friends have agreed to support these units if the government will officially recognize them and assign Friends to them. It is up to Friends then to support the units to their utmost ability. Mr. Woodward outlined the program of work to be done and pointed out that

Friends started to do tne renei worn hpfnrp the United States entered the

war, thus showing that the work was

started, not for the purpose or evading the selective service law, but to relieve suffering.

SINGLE CONCERT TICKETS WILL BE A SCARCITY

Coliseum Likely to Be Sold Out Before Cincinnati

Symphony Date. From the sale of season tickets for the Peoples Music Course there will be a few seats left in the Coliseum for single admissions to the various concerts. The season ticket capacity of the Coliseum including all the reserved seats Is only about 1,400 and Indications are that nearly that many season tickets will have been sold in the six weeks remaining before the opening concert, which is by the Cincinnati Symphony orchestra, Nov. 7. Even if there are a few seats unreserved by season ticket holders they will be the most undesirable in the Coliseum and will be sold at more than $1.25 for each concert From Distant Points. Interest In the seat sale continues to mount. Inquiries have been received from points as far distant as Conners-

vllle and Newcastle and indications are that parties of music-lovers from all communities in Eastern Indiana will

attend all five of the concerts. "We may not be ablo to attend all the concerts but we want to be sure of a good seat when we can come," wrote one woman from Cambridge City.

men we realize that you couldn't

A new mail-sorting machine recently installed in Chicago's postoffice does the work of thirty men.

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Committees Named : By Yearly Meeters Members of the temperance committee of the Indiana Yearly Meeting.

their term to expire in 1920, were appointed Thursday as follows: Merton Johnson, New Lisbon; Cornelious R.

Small, Fairmbunt; Loretta Dllle? Muncie, and Mrs. Joseph Comstocft, Wa1 V. TJ f

Bible School committee, term to expire In 1920; Deborah Edwards, Grant City, Ind., Clarkson L. Cates, Greentown, Ind., and Belle C. Baily, Richmond.

Elevator Company Loses $3,500 When' Wheat Price is Set

NEW PARIS, O.. Sept 21. Failure of the railroad company to furnish the Richards Elevator with cars to move the wheat they had purchased caused owners of the elevator to lose about

Talking Machine to Preble's Seleciives

EATON, O., Sept 21. To furnish popular diversion for Preble county selectives now stationed at Fort Sherman, Chillicothe, Spring Brothers' company of this city, has presented

to the quota an expensive Edison phonograph of the new army and navy

model.

A. H. Chrlstman, local hardware dealer, presented to each member of the detachment which left Thursday

a safety razor outfit.

$3,500 when the price of wheat was fixed at $2.20 a, bushel.

FIFTIETH'S ANNUAL REUNION

NEW PARIS, O., Sept. 21. The annual reunion of the Fiftieth Ohio Vol

unteer Infantry will be held, at New Pari3 during the first week of October. New Paris is the permanent meeting place of the reunion. '

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We Always Have Exactly What We Advertise"

IfWe Can't Sell Reliable JEWELRY We Won't Sell Any Every business man likes to sell all the goods he can and in that respect we are no different from the rest.' We like to sell Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds, etc., but we will not sell unreliable goods' of any kind, in order to make a sale. V Dickinson reputation for selling good goods at reasonable prices has become established through 67 years of honest and fair dealing. Ve prize it highly and are scrupulously careful that every piece of goods we sell upholds that reputation The Military Wrist Watch . If you buy it here you can rest assured that it will not be a cheap unreliable watch which we are selling just for the sake of making a sale and hoping-we will never see it again and not be obliged to keep it in order. No that's not the Dickinson way of doing business. We guarantee evry Watch we sell and the Wrist Watch you buy here will be one that you can rely upon for a lifetime as it will be right. Buy your Jewelry at Dickinson's and it will be satisfactory. a

O. E. Dickinson 1 "The Best Place to Shop After All"

offer us the wonderful attractions you do unless they were grouped in a course and we want to help you make this course a success so we may have other good things in the future," she continued. ' - The sale is on at Martin's Music Shop, In the Westcott hotel building.

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