Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 71, 3 February 1920 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, FEB. 3, 1920.

PURDUE MEN WILL SPEAK TO FARMERS AT UNION INSTITUTE

The Union Roundup fanners Institute will be held Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 18 and 19. at Liberty.

At a meeting of the directors on Saturday .topics were chosen for the speakers, and a two days' Institute was unanimously favored. Two specialists, Claude Harper, sheep, and L. L. Jones, poultry, were secured from the extension department of Purdue, to conduct the second day's program. H. M. "Whitney, of South Bend, and Mrs. Morton Fordlce of Russelvllle, InL, the the regular Institute speakers, who win conduct the first day's program. Mr. Whitney wTIl have for his subjects "More and Better Wheat," and "Small Fruits and the Home." Mrs. Fordlce will speak on "The Farm Woman's Part In Reconstruction" and "Clubs and Their Service to Rural Dwellers." On the second day, Mr. Jones, poultry specialist, will talk on genertil poultry management. Mr. Harper will :ive a discussion on general sheep production problems and also a sumnary of his yearly flock record work which he has been conducting over fthe state during the past year. His Walk will be supplemented with five treels of motion pictures.

Neighborly Church Must Help Science Against Social Diseases

The church's part In campaigns ! clergy and laity, must not stand Idly

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News of the Counties

ECONOMY Ruf us Williams, 65

years of age, died Saturday night at rl 0 o'clock, at his country home where Hie has lived nearly his entire life, af-

ter an illness of only a few days, caused from diseased tonsils. He had been

riuite sicke early in the winter with

fR gathering In his head, and had been rettending meetings whenhe became suddenly ill. Funeral services were (lield at the Methodist church Tuesday pnornlng at 10 o'clock. Rev. Truman fKenworthv of Richmond, officiatine.

Burial at Economy cemetery. Mr. Williams leaves "besides his wife, two

fchildren, Mrs. Frank Macey of Pittstburg, Pa., and Lester Williams, of irfhis place; three grandchildren, his mother, Mrs. Mary Ann Williams, 92 jyears old, who lived with him, and one brother, Daniel Williams of Mar)3on, Indiana. Mr. Williams was a very prosperous farmer and a prominent .church worker. GREENSFORK Miss Wilma Black Ti sited with Mrs. Ella Retz and daughter, Lydia, at their home north of town. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jilbert and daughter spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hatfield. ....Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell have purchased the Isazelle Klenzle property Mrs. Margaret Haler and daughters will move to the Hatfield property, recently vacated by Glen Pickett Robert Gamber, T. B. Gunckel, Ora-Wlse, Omar Dillion and O. C. Albertson went to Webster Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thornburg and daughter spent the week end at Jacksonburg.

against social diseases was outlined

by the Rev. George W. Burbanck, pas-

I tor of St. Paul's Episcopal church, be

fore the ministerial association Monday. His address In part follows:

The church must not lag behind

medicine and sureery. Once upon a

time these were known as the heal

ing arts, now they find greater glory In being known as the preventing arts. The end and aim of scientific endea

vor is to breed a better race of men. Is there nothing that the church can do with medicine and surgery? Will the church pass by while science lingers and serves? The church, or or

ganized religion, has the opportunity

of a life-time to say: "Go, and sin no more". Sin will be reduced when the conditions which favor it have been reduced by prevention and elimination.

"The red-light district in any city hurts that city as much as a cancer hurts a human body. Cancers may be concealed but not cured by smearing powders and rouge . over . them, and red-light districts can be winked at but such methods invite the spread of the disease that gnaws at humanity's vitals. A red-light always means danger, and science says It need not shine.

Science has demonstrated that contlnency Is possible. , Religion has always preached this fact but science has demonstrated it. This corroboration should give us new courage and new zeal. Let religion and medicine stand back to back and fight their way through the mass of encircling opposition and indifference behlnd'whlch the social evil has taken refuge. Church Must Be Neighbor. "You know how the church Is composed as well as I do. The church and the pastor are not one and the same, and If the church is to be a neighbor the spirit of nelghborliness must pervade its entire membership. If there are those among us who cannot do good let them refrain from doing evil. This will simplify the problem before us. "The parent these days 13 a busy, worried person and delegates much that used to be his sole responsibility to the doctor, the teacher, and the pastor. About all the modern parent does is to give the child to the world, and feed, clothe, and shelter him. This Is a good deal, but robins, sparrows.

and Jays do as much for their young. "The birds do more than that, they will attack the foes that threaten their nests, and will give up their lives In idefnese of their young. The average rarent Is the last to heed the cries of warning. He is foolishly optimistic and Is quite willing to defend his

theory that his offspring is 100 per

fect. His own boyhood ought to teach

him more than this.

Fornication and adultery are includ

ed in the decalogue, together with murder and stealing, but the Almighty has fixed His canon, His Immutable law, against any infraction of the code. The church, that is to say, the

by and say: "Such things will always

be because they always have been. "That may be the chorus of the ungodly, but the godly must not join in it. To think or to say such things is to take Issue with the will and purposes of God concerning man's re

demption. The State has said : 'This sin must stop!' Shall the Church say, throughoue her membership: 'It cannot be stopped'? I rest my case, it is in your hands, neighbors.

Tells Near East Story

DISTRICT G. 0. P. WILL MEET HERE FEB. 23

The Republican district love feast will be held In the Coliseum, Monday.

Feb. 23, afternoon and evening. Coun

ty Chairman Woodward said in an an

nouncement Tuesday "provided the

building can be obtained for that day.

Walter Bossert of Liberty, district

chairman, will preside. - All the candidates for nomination on the state ticket will attend. They have been

Invited to deliver speeches. The meeting In the evening probably will be arranged by the young Rprnlicans, although final arrangements have not been perfected. All the counties of the district have promised to send delegations. Republican candidates for the presidential nomination, free to enter Indiana after Gov. Goodrich's withdrawal, began their campaign to win the Indiana endorsement Tuesday. Warren G. Harding of Ohio, has placed his Indiana campaign in the hands of Patrick J. Lynch, clerk of the supreme and appellate courts, who departed last night for Washington to confer with Mr. Harding's manager. Senator Harding wil deliver an address in Indianapolis in about two weeks. Headquarters for Governor Lowden of Illnols, were to be opened in Indianapolis Tuesday. The Wood headquarters were opened yesterday.

Wood petition have been sent out to' a large number of Republicans. NORWAY SNOWBOUND (By Associated Press) CHRISTIAN IA, Norway, Feb. . 3. Chrlstlanla has been cut off from the outside world for the past few days by a heavy snowfall. All the railways are snowbound and in many cases ski runners are bringing food to passenger trains held up by the deep snow.

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Local High School Plans To Enter Discussion Tourney English and history departments of the Richmond High School are making plans to select a local team to compete m the county contest of the state high school discussion league, which will be held In Richmond some time In March. Some phase of the railroad question is to be discussed. Any bona fide

undergraduate, that is one carrying

four studies of five recitations each

in eligible, although he must also be

passing in all his studies.

Indians bought liberty bonds 525,000,000.

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Dr. Lincoln L. Wirt. "Suffering Humanity in the Near East" will be the subject of Dr. Lincoln Wirt, of Indianapolis for two years a resident of Syria and Armenia, who will lecture under the auspices of the Richmond Near East Committee in the High school auditorium at 8 o'clock tonight. The lecture, which will be illustrated, will be free to the public. Dr. Wirt lived for over two years among the starving people of the Near East studying their living conditions, and is said to be extremely well versed on the real needs of the people. An expert photographer went with him into Armenia and Syria and took pictures which will be used in connection with the lecture tonight.

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