Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 138, 22 April 1918 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND StJK-TELEGRAM. MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1918

SETS FORTH IliS PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE ANHGTION Professor, in Statement, Tells His Views on Social Traditions.

CHICAGO. I1L. April 22. Prof. W. J. Taonas. dismissed from the University of Caicago and acquitted in the Municipal court of disorderly conduct, today gave out a statement in which be sets forth his philosophy of life and action, and for the. first time gives bis explanation of the Brevoort Hotel Incident, where he registered himself aad Mrs. Granger as frusband and wife. The hotel Incident is described as follows. "As to Mrs. Granger, she is a mature and ambitious young woman. Her life is mainly centered in her child and in a self-development which would lead to the development of the child, .-In bar association with me she was, consciously or unconsciously, seeking a means which would assist her to that end. She is Incapable of any of the sentimentalities, which she did not ay but which the reporters wished her to say. "She has also literary ambitions. She baa read a number of my 'life histories' in manuscript, and she stated that when she had previously liven in Chicago she bad known a girt who bad a remarkable history. On her Own account she saw this girl and arranged, to get her history for possible literary uses. She was to bring the girl to my office, but it developed that the girl could not come so far on that day. and It was agreed to meet In the ctty. Not Guilty as Understood. "I registered at the hotel and Mrs. Granger bad such confidence in me that it did not occur to her to questionwhether tbe proceeding was discreet or not. We entered the room and were apprehended before the appearance of her friend. "I am. therefore, not guilty of this charge as It fa understood, but I am guilty of the whole general charge, in tbe senso that I hold views and am capable of practices not approved by oar social traditions." "Tbe Bohemian spends his life in trying to escape from conformity instead of building up a positive organization of bis life. In contrast with these two types the Philistine, tending to accept everything and the Bohemian, tending to reject everything, tbe creative man reconciles his desire for new experience with the desire of society for stability by proTiding" the elements for the creation of a new stability. "I am primarily Interested in problems of crime. Juvenile delinquency, racial assimilation, individual and social efficiency and happiness, etc. I have published volumes in a method of this study. "This method may be called the case method. It Involves the study ELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Druggists refund money if it fails. 25a iii in Service mum m in i OZ1 i r i t 1 1 it i

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MANY ANIMALS Hi ROBINSON CIRCUS One of the surest signs of summer is here: Yes. sir! Richmond is going to have a real big circus; one of those hustling, bustling institutions that rolls into town when all good folks are fast asleep in bed, remaining long enough to raise a tented city, give a parade and two performances .then pack uu the canvas municipality and like the traditional Arab, fade away in the stilly darkness. The famous John Robinson Shows will pitch tents in Richmond on Mayl. This is the ninety-third annual tour of this organization and it is certainly no exaggeration to state that the Robinson Circus is the pioneer of circus entertainment. From the opening of the mighty melange of, novel and extraordinary aerial act3. equestrian feats, acrobatic stunts, animal acts, bicycle, unicycle, of the -life history of individuals, and its pursuit constitutes a dangerous occupation. It involves association with normal and moral persons, indeed, but also association- with immoral women, thieves and bums. It involves the possibility of being seen in places and wwith persons in which and with whom you are not supposed to belong. "The explorer in this field knows that he has a chance of perishing, just as the geographical explorer knows he has that chance. I have committed not one, but many indiscretions in this connection, but I have done no injury to society nor to individuals, according to my standards, except in this case where the state has invaded the domain of private life and has itself done the injury." iim' it nil

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roller skating .and other notable specialties and ffentures, presented on elevated stages, together with all the other deeds of. agility and daring which go to ma ke up a big circus, acts follow acts wfthi a precision and skill that is astoundirv? to say the least. An important Apartment of the big show is a largo and diversified menagerie of rarve sand costly specimens of animal life from all quarters of the gloeb. Masonic Calendar Tuesday, April 23 Richmond lodge No. 196,. F. & A. el. Called meetipg, work in Master Mlison degree. Wednesday, Ap:&l 24 Webb lodge No. 24. F. & A. II. Called meeting, work in Entered Apprentice degree; commencing at 4 o'clock. Luncheon 6:30. r i T n n TT. DEAFNESS, I nR4n noises. easily cured in a few days by the new 'Kreack Orlene." Scores of wonderful cure reported, COMPLETELY C17RED. Asa 76. Air. Thomas WimsJ ade. of Borden, Hants, writes: 'I ami delighted I tried tho new "Orlene"1 for Jthe head-noises, I am pleased to tell iou. ARB GONE, and I can bear am m41 as ever I could la my life. I tblnfc iB- wonderful, as I am seventy-six years old. and the people here are surprise i to think I can hear so well ag-ain at my age." Many other equally good reports. Try one box todayv which can be forwarded to any addijiss upon the receipt of money order i.r $1.00. There is nothing better at ay price. Address, "ORLEjNE" Co., Railway Crescent, Vilest Croydon, Surrey, England. till on ii ui i initio tm i II I I I I w 1 1 I I I,. 1 1 I

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EIGHTH IN STAMP SALES WASHINGTON, April 22 Indiana stands eighth among the states In the sale of war savings stamps up to April 1. The sales in Indiana on that date bad aggregated $5,940,245.15. Miss Marie Dahn, of New York, is the finger print expert of the navy bureau of identification.

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Boxing Boats to Be Stayed Here May 13 Jack Leslie of Indianapolis, heavyweight colored battler, will enter the ring here again on Monday night, May 13, his opponent yet to be selected, according to Joe Fox, promoter, who is arranging tbe bout. Fox has just returned from a trip to Detroit and Cleveland where he made final arrangements , for the events, and announces that probably within the next six months Richmond fight fans will have an opportunity to witness a bout for the colored heavy

or middle-weight championship.. The Langford-Leslie bout still hangs fire. Fox Is trying to arrange the bout, but as yet has been unable to get In touch with Langford or his manager. Tbe colored scrapper is in Panama. Fox is also trying to get Harry Willis or New Orleans, the man who knocked out Langford in : Panama last week, to come here for a bout. Willis Is a comer, and if Leslie can make a good showing in his next bout here he may get a chance to go against Willis. MILTON, INB. Rev. F. C. McCormick preached in the interest of the "Men and Millions" movement Tuesday night at Bethel, Wednesday night at Fountain City. Thursday night at Whitewater and Friday nignt at Dublin Born to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Williams at Seattle, Wash., Thursday, a girl, who has been named Elizabeth Gene Williams Clarence Helmsing of Cambridge City moved Thursday on the Eliza Marlatt farm east of town.... Mrs. Benton Wissler entertained Sunday her mother, Mrs. McMath of Centerville and Miss Erma McMath of Richmond....' Mrs. Emma Fulghum of Richmond and Harry Robert were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kinney.... The Eastern Star initiated Mr. and Mrs. John Dora of Cambridge City at their meeting last evening. .. .Otto Crownover has purchased of Wlllard Wil liams the land connected with the

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home and Mrs. Crownover has been given the home by her father, Mr. Williams, Mr. Crownover and family will move Into their home In the near future. . . .Mrs. Jos. Kenney has a letter from Miss Barbara Kern, who has been spending tbe winter with her niece, Mrs Ewing Newcomer, at Uniontown, Pa., stating that she will be home soon.... Misses Hat tie and Mary Sells, Mrs. Will Miller and Mrs. Ruth Hoffman were at Dublin Thursday night to attend the entertainment given by the Red Cross to celebrate their first anniversary. .Mr. and Mrs. William Huddleson of Ablngton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Leverton Saturday. .. .The women of Washington township more than doubled their apportionment in the sale of Liberty bonds. They sold over J17.00Q worth.

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