Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 141, 25 April 1921 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1921. sang a solo. The Mount Moriah Colored Baptist church quartet sang. Regular meetings of the home department are . held on the .first Tuesday in each month, at tbe Y. M. C A. The organization is to b known in tbe future as the home extension department. atic service. Rear Admiral Philip Andrews, commander of American forces in the Adriatic, left onboard the Olympia.. but will return to this city for members of his family, who have been staying here. Mrs. Belle ingersoll Answers Death's Call LIBERTY, Ind., April 25. Mrs. Belle Ingersoll, 59 years old, of near I-iiberty, died Sunday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Earl Bowman, of Parker, Ind.,' following an attack of heart disease. She bad gone to that place to take medical- treatment. Survivors are her husband. Leander Ingersoll, assessor for Harrison township, two daughters, Mrt-. Maud Husted, of near Liberty, ami Mrs. Alpha Bowman, of Parker, and one sen, William, of Akron, O. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Hanna's Creek church, conducted by Rev. Fred Stovenour. of Portland, O. Burial in West Point cemetery. East Relief and China Famine Fund TO MEET REGULARLY Home department workers of the city met 'for discussion and consideration of future work, at the First Presbyterian church, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. T. P. Keplinger, superintendent of the city home department, presided. Speakers for the meeting were Mrs. H. S. James. H. W. Jamison, cZ Xenia, O., Mrs. Jessie Cornell, of Cambridge City and E. Harrison Scott, of this city. The Rev. J. J. Rae led the devotional services. Miss Marie Deuker To Bare the remnant of the Armenian race, especially tbe orphans, and to help the starring millions of China, I agree to aire each month for .- a. year, the Amount indicated by my check mark (X) below. Suits for Boys Big Stock at Low Prices CHILDREN'S WEEK OPENS. LOGANSPORT, Ind.. April 25. Children's week will be observed in Logansport this week. The city has been divided into districts, with a chairman in each. Every boy and girl between 6 and 21 years old not in Sunday school will be listed and an effort made to interest them in Sunday school. My contribution to be applied as follows: American Cruiser Leaves Venice to Return to U.S. . By Associated Press! VENICE, April 25. The American cruiser Olympia, flagship o American naval units in the Adriatic, left Venice for Spalaio on Saturday. Later she will go to Naples and then return to America definitely leaving the Adri i i ' vl5 per Month .". . .".V "Iff per' Month Hf.:YV: 5 per Month J j a yr J .per, rMontfi .j..; ; ; r a -per Montb ; .-TTT-;;- -per Month Near East Relief ... -. China Famine Fund Name . Address qfjiirpnia (RE) Date Make checks payable to Charles Jordan, Local Treasurer. Note On account of the present emergency, it is requested that as large a part of the subscription as possible be paid in cash and that payments on subscriptions to the China Famine Fund be completed before July 1. There are more schools in Germany. than 500 music

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APPEAL TO RELIEF IN LAUNCHING DRIVE : TO RELIEVE STARVING Relief for the starving and suffering of China and Armenia is the plea of the Wayne county relief committee, which opened its county campaign for funds, Monday morning. The drive is to continue for two weeks. Contributions should be mailed or taken to tbo Chamber of Commerce headquarters in the K. of P. buildjng. To the appeal that was made last year, there has been added that of China. Action is necessary at once to save lives, according to Mrs. A. W. Roach, county chairman of the two reliefs. Reports on conditions in Arme. nia read: TThe end of the war found the remnants of the Armenian people herded in refugee camps crowded underground in cities struggling alone highways robbed, homeless and destitute. A portion of them found refuge in the Russian Caucasus, where, during the Russian Revolution was farmed : tbe small republic, of Armenia which held tbe allied, line- against Turkish advance. '-''-By-. far, -the larger number of Armenians,"; however, fied, or were exiled in the opposite direction southwest in Cilicia, Northern Syria and the deserts of northern Mesopotamia. - . Render Relief. "Wherever in the Near East there are destitute Armenians, Syrians,

Greeks, Jews, Assyrians, , or others, needy and oppressed, regardless of race or creed, relief is being rendered. Many rooms of contribution bttel or much is provided by the two relief organizations. Every person that can afford to give any amount of money is urged to do so at once. Printed in tiiis issue is a blank which may be filled out and mailed to the Near East and China Relief committee, in care of the Chamber of Commerce. All checks are to be made payable to Charles W. Jordan, treasurer of the Wayne county committee. No solicitation is to be made, other than the sending of letters to persons

who contributed to the Armenia fundi

last year.

Sister Mary Eloise Dies on Chinese Mission, Message Sister Mary Eloise, one of the five sisters who departed last October for China with Sister 'Marie Gratia, formerly instructor at St. Mary's Catholic school hereT died there a few days ago. says a message received here today from St Mary's of the Woods at Terre Haute. Sister Marie Gratia is superior of the group of five who departed for mission work in China. No details were given regarding the cause of the death of Sister Mary Eliose. SUNDAY LABOR COSTS AN EYE HARTFORD CITY. Ind., April 25.

As the result of an accident Sunday,!

when a piece of wire fence he was stretching broke. A. W. Binker. a farmer living four miles north of the city, will lose the sight of his right eye.

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