Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 325, 30 November 1921 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, I ND., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30, 1921.'

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SINGE GOD SEES TO AWAKENING OF 80,000 SEEDS IN THE SPRING, HE CAN ATTEND TO EACH MAN, DECLARES BULGIN AT CAMBRIDGE

f?pctal to The TaKadium) CAMBRIDGE CITY, lnd., Nov. 30 A record breaking crowd attended the first revival service conducted Tuesday evening 5n the new tabernacle, which was built to house the evangelistic campaign by the two dav co-operative effort of the whole commun'ty. Although attendance at previous services has ranged from 800 to 1,000. i close estimate Tuesday evening placed the number at an easy 1,200. The choir whs materially increased also with the larger accommodations. While only HO could be Included on the platform of the Methodist church, the choir for the Tuesday evening service numbered 150. The program Tuesday night was in the nature of a dedicatory service.

Trayer was offered bv Rev. Eberhart

BULGIN THOUGHTS I don't think the Apostles Creed was written or seen by the Apostles. It is in reality a disciples creed, proposed about the year 25. A fool says in his heart. "There is no God.' and he is right, for there is no God to the fool. As there are S0.000 kinds of sieeds in the world, and God sees to their awakening in the spring so he can give each man His attention also. Science and astronomy and other things change every few years, but the Bible never changes. The Bible gives a perfect diagnosis and prescribes a dose which cures the disease.

Called by Death

in Company A, 55th Pennsylvania Infantry during the Civil war. Besides a widow, he is survived by one daughter. Mrs. Anna Frolkey, of Indianapolis, and a foster son, Otho Kosier, of Miami. Fla. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.

WINCHESTER, lnd., Nov. 30. The funeral of Mrs Samuel Stevenson, 70

years old, who died at her home in!

Richmond, after a short illness, was! RAYMOND KIRKMAN held in th!- city' Sunday, from the! EATON. O., Nov. 30. Funeral servFirst Methodist church, with burial at! k.es for Rayniond Rirkman. three

son were resdents of this city for

many- years

years old, son of Air. and Mrs. Koy Kirkman. nf neur !NTw Paris wpru

They at one time lived ; conducted this afternoon at the family

4TH ANNUAL PREBLE POULTRY SHOW OPENS WrTH 300 ENTRIES

butter and have so little time to

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and a solo was given by Mrs. Maryi'mnh- 01 mml lrun. Macy, of Dub'in. and sceptics I ask you to stop and As the congregation filed into the, think, read the Bible and that will large auditorium it was found to be L Vm where came from and rozlly warmed against the outside chill j whpr; vo(J arp Roi fo by several old-fashioned stoves which ..IbpIievp tl,p Bil)lp because I a committee had been Industriously , bp,ieve flat it Is just such a book stoking since the labor parties quit ,hat God wouM him. wriften, be. work late in the afternoon. fausp ,0 many waTltpd to know about .. u Building Comfortable. God Tq lpRm abouf 0od througll With all windows m place and with , nature is R lpns, fedious road. Go(1 all roof sheathing on. those who at-lvvrotp ,hp nible po that the iaborer. lended were surprised at the eomlort , ,hf hod rarriPr and fhp -wayfaring found in the auditorium, m spite of the,man gnou,d nof cfr therein . The BibIp haste with which had been erected. ,? ljkp a looUing plass and is the be,t The walls and platform were attrac-( kind of looiin R)ass fhat man pvpr ively decorated with flags and bunt-,,ooked int0 The Bible is the looking Ing due to the all-day labor of a dec-! ,ags of thp gmj, lf vou t (0 d. orat.on committee ot which Mrs. Roy., t, Bjbp v m -p vourseIf topeland was the chairman. t you p The huge Jackson township service '..Th , Hebrew. InH a? h'ne JU- KbaC0t ne PU P1 !'-'in and Greek. Those are dead S U i k J"' a?S languages today because after the Bir, a"lSM P ? bunting draped around ,blp WHS wrm God k. d h , r l,n,n " V i M T' f I Bible uld not be 1?:;. !'ZLXi 1 tanged. Science and astronomy and

ai nunisviue ;urs. hievenson is sur-j homPi where he died Sunday

i vy inr uuauanu ano iwo sisiern, was in Hoover eemoterv Mrs. Alma Cox and Mrs. Stella Thorn p- j son both of Richmond. j WILLIAM FRANK HERRMANN GREENVILLE, Ohio, Nov. :io FunHORATIO SILVER eral services for William Frank Herr-

EATON, O.. Nov. 80. Funeral andimann, "1 years old, who died at the!

burial of Horatio Silver. S2 years old, home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Civil war veteran and father of Rep-(Frank Herrmann, Sunday, were to be resentative Harry D. Silver, took I conducted at 9 o'clock Wednesday

place here Tuesday afternoon from j morning from St. Mary's Catholic! the Methodist church, following his church. Burial was to be in the death Sunday at the home of his i Catholic cemetery, northeast of town. ! daughter, Mrs. Luther King, near! i

EATON. O., Nov. :;0. With approximately 300 birds entered in competition for awards, the fourth annual show of the Western Ohio Poultry

Burial , Fanciers' club opened here Tuesday

in the opera house and will continue! until next Monday night. The show ! will be open to the public all day and j fveninir TifYt Snndav it announced. 1

Preble county. It was organized several years ago, but. four jears ago it took the name of the Western Ohio Pouliry Fanciers' club. Robert F. Stephens of Eaton, is secretary and C. E. Waehtel, Ingoniar, is president. Grant Crabill Divorce Edward Crabill has been granted a

divorce from Elnora Crabill in common pleas court. Judge A. C. Risinger granted the decree. Ask Fund Transfer Application has been made to common pleas court by the trustees of Twin township for authority to transfer the sum of $291.14 from the Cass

road fund to the poor fund. Jennings Trial Dec. 5 Thomas Jennings, under indictment

E. Swinehart, Lutheran minister, , oT Farmersville, according to records of probate court. . : ' To Conduct Sale. Annual rummage sale of the Civic league w ill be conducted the last three days of this week. An immense stock

j of articles of practically every de

scription has been accumulated for the sale, which will be conducted in the council chamber in the city building. Settlement Effected. Ivan Ixng, local man, arrested recently on an embezzlement charge entered against him by the Wolf Creek Sales company. Dayton, has ' effected a settlement with the company and the case against him has been dismissed.

Judging of the entries will begin at j for pocket picking, will go on trial noon Thursday. The judging and j nPc. 5 in common Dleas court, acc.ord-

i awarding of nriz.es will be done byline in nresent arranmmmii Ttu

C. J. M linger of Lafayette. He will ar-tl-ial was to have taken place Nov. lX.!inf? vei,s-

j rive here Tuesday and remain until but it was postponed and reassigned j Saturday. f0r Dec. 5 by Judge A. C. Risinger.

Barred Rocks and Rhode Island j Jennings is at. liberty under $500 bond Reds are the most numerous breeds j for his appearance for trial, exhibited in the show. All breeds of j Couple Are Married.

Women throughout. Mongolia have been directed to dispense with wear-

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officiated. Burial was in Mound Hill nageTSWWn DOOIOWCR !' f narrea ttocn ana ignorn are a s- Komana r.. App.e .larmer. cm t armcemetery. The decedent was a native VZ P -1 Vy'd- !hl h.A include the , ersville, and Melva Johnson daughter

v j warn m mr mm m iiiiii v 11 una t-i f 'rn -.jriiTfwr . . 4 - i ft i j-i n n a - f . mvj nil I'i'j

of his life He' is survive i,v nnp ! HAGERSTOWN. Ind.. Nov. so ! White Orpington, Dark Cornish Game were married Nov

son and three daughters. His wife John Horine, bootblack of this town, jtind Pit Game. died many vears ago j returned Monday from a pleasure trip i p,an Special Awards. iin which he visited Japan. Australia.! Asiflp f'onl regular premiums offerDAVID KIRK I New Zealand and other countries. Hep(1 wi" be expended in special EATON,' O., Nov. .30. Funeral and i had been away for several months. awards. All birds in the show are burial of David Kirk. 72 vears old I ! confined in standard wire show coops. father nf Mrs Ardine Tuet-or ivhr ! SH.H ! NOTRE DAME TEAM I the property of the club. H. C. Duvall.

died in Miamisburg while on a visit I STARTS PRACTICING AGAIN

to his son, took place here this afte-- SOUTH BEND, Ind.. Nov. 30. That

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noon from the United Brethren i the Notre Dame football team may

also were to be seen on the platform

Appreciates Work. Dr. Bulgin preceded his sermon with! a speech of hearty appreciation fori the loyal and co-operative efforts of the citizens of the town who assisted j in the speedy erection of the tabernacle. j The speaker also extended a welcome to the Cambridge City Rebekahs, Red Men. Women's Relief Corps and the Odd Fellows, who were guests. of: honor for ihe evening. He said, "I j wish to welcome the Old Fellows es-1 pecially for what they are and fori

-lirat th.- titonrl frr" TI a nionl innoH

particularly the money given for the K,.t.ern ?" was suns . - , i ! OP trio co.-rvi.-vn

support and education ot orphan chil

dren.

other things changes every few years

but. the Bible never changes. The Bible gives a perfect diagcosis of a case and prescribes a. dose which cures the disease. Put. it to the test and see. You have a piece of God with you. How serious a man should feel when he walks along the streets of Cambridge City when he realizes tha he is a piece of God; that he has in him a spark of God from His anvil, lf a man is made for two worlds he is a fool to live for only one world." Sings Solo. A solo. "Where Will You Spend

by Harry Box

alter the sermon

The sermon Wednesday night will

Dr. Bulgin announced that a delega- ""J"- . mee, tion would attend from Richmond or as JeP"s Divine Wednesday evening. He aroused ap- . The regular practice drill of the preciative laughter when he referred ! J"V,T c,rUS composed ot school

t I viiuui en ui int.- t il... wa.i utiu ,v tfuiirs-

, day atternoon in the tabernacle, the

children being released at 3:30 bv di

rection of Superintendent A. H. Hines. It is planned to organize a junior choir also to supplement the adult choir. Members of the junior choir will be

1 drawn from boys and girls of high school age, and drill hours will be on

(Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. It

is possible that a boys' quartette and

j A caterpillar does not breathe j through its mouth, but through holes ; in the sides of its body. There are

Comfy Slippers

to Richmond as a Cambridge City sub

urb. The delegation referred to is from the Second Presbyterian church. Eight autos will start from the church at 6:15 o'clock with at least 39 members in the delegation. The party will meet at the church at 6 o'clock and will be headed by the minister. Rev. H. J. Sarkiss. Chorus Sings

auditorium they were greeted with a g,ee cIub may be agnized also.

song by the 150 voice chorus which gave a number of songs preceding the sermon. "When The Roll is Called TTt An nr'' i-1 rna i- V"i i o rr 1 ii

forth With a vnlnme that filled thei"ine f)f thp 0n each sid auditorium and inspired all present to j .

join heartily when Rev. Percy James, choral director, challenged the aud-; ience to pit their skill against the; choir. I "I Ive You," a solo by Harry Box, and a special' number by the choir. '. "When the Veil is Lifted" were sung immediately before the sermon. ; The text of the sermon was Hebrews 1:11, and from Job 34:4. "God is more than a God of na-j ttire," Dr. Bulgin said. "Some people doubt God being able to save men. I cannot understand it. God has S0.000 different kinds of .ed.:, and each of them goes to sleep in, the autumn and the Almighty pro-j vids each with a wintering dress. He then has another suit ready for them! for a new existence in April or May. Some of fu fellows will not come into the resurrection of the just but will come into the resurrection of! the ungodly. You infidels and seep-; tics should sit down and take notice. Think of God. who is running! litis universe. Remember that there are many worlds traveling this way, and that way. and have been doing for l.OOo jears and yet in all that: 1inie there has never been a collision. "I know in these days when you mi n have to think of your bread and

church, followed by burial in Mound

Hill cemetery. The Rev. A. C. Barnhart officiated. Two daughters and one son survive. NATHAN S. PARSONS GREENVILLE, Ohio, Nov. 30

Nathan S. Parsons, 8 years old. Civil war veteran and retired merchant of this city, died at his home here at

S:30 o clock Monday morning. The mining industrv in the Philip-

Mr. Parsons was a member of Jobesjpine islands employ more women than post G. A. R., of this city. Ho served 'men.

v! assisted by contributions or collec-

Admission to the show is free

nlav one more football eame this sea-'tions.

son was indicated by the sudden re-1 to the public at all times, sumption of practice Tuesday. Coach! The fanciers' club is made up of Rockne did not appear on the field j breeders and fanciers ofpoultry in and would give no reason for the ses- i " " '

sion. The team went through a stiff workout. The players are full of ginger and pep and are clamoring for one more game.

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