Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 74, 28 March 1922 — Page 14

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RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1922.

STATE V. G. T. U. HEAD LEADER OF ECONOMY INSTITUTE SESSIONS

. Interest of 'Wayne County W. C. T.

TJ. members Is-centered in the county institute which - will.' be held in the Methodist church at Economy Thursday and Friday, March 30 and 31. Mrs. Elizabeth T. Stanley, state president of the organization, will be the leader, and is to be one of the principal speakers. The program is one of tho most interesting ever planned for the annual county gathering. Five sessions are to be held, the first opening at 10:45 o'clock Thursday morning. An afternoon and evening session will be held that day and on Friday a morning and afternoon

meeting. Local presidents or the various unions , urge a large attendance of their members. Many persons, it is reported, will go to Economy to attend part of the institute. The program has been announced as follows: Thursday, March 30. Meeting opens at 10:45 a. m. with devotional by Mrs. Emma Hiatt, president of, the Economy union. Organization of institute. Discussion of State plan of work. Miss Mary E, Woodard, corresponding secretary. Activities of county unions by local presidents. Noontide prayer, Mrs. Rosa Kepling-er.

Thursday Afternoon, 1:30 o'clock. 1 Devotional led by Frances Willard union. W. C. T. U. Americanization work. "Need of Social Morality in Wayne County," the Rev. George G. Burha nek. White Ribbon Recruit service, Mrs. Ella Bond, county superintendent. "The Growing Menace of Tobaoto," Mrs. Olive McQuiston. "Better Health," Mrs. Elizabeth T. Stanley. Thureday Evening, 7:30 o'clock. Law Enforcement rally. Music by the Economy union. Devotional, Rev. G. E. Hughes, pastor Methodist church... "Prohibition Mother Goose," playlet. Economy union. . Address, "Law Enforcement," Mrs. Elizabeth T. Stanley, r Yell, Economy. - - Appeal for new members, Miss Woodard. - - - Offering and benediction. Friday, March 31, 9:30 o'clock. Devotional West Richmond union. Our Children L. T. I and Sunday School Work Mrs. Roy Babylon, county superintendent. Child Welfare Work of the Mary F. Thomas Union Mrs. David Roberts. Importance of the Primary Election. "What Can Be Done in Preparation for tha 1923 Legislature" Mrs. Stanley. Noontide Prayer Miss Woodard. Friday Afternoon, 1:30 to 2:45 o'clock. Devotional Mary Hill union. "Strengthening the Volstead ActMrs. Stanley. Question Box Miss Woodard. Our Candidates. Report of Committees. . Closing Prayer Mrs.' Stanley, -

BANKER INDICTED WITH GOVERNOR OF OKLAHOMA; ONE OF HIS DEFENSE COUNSEL

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XENIA BUSINESS MEN

TO SPEAK AT C. OF G. MEETING THURSDAY

Hary Higgins, president of the

Xenla Chamber - of Commerce ana

Frank Dodds, past president of the George Dodds Granite company of that city, will be guests of the local Chamber of Commerce at the big Get-together meeting which will be held Thurs

day evening in the Chamber of Commerce lecture room of the K. of P. hall. The announcement was received Tuesday by Robert E. Heu.n chairman of the advisory committee which is in charge of the program. Dodds and Higgins will discuss the work f the Xenia Chamber of Com

merce, while under the leadership of j Secretary Lewis , C. Tingley. Mr. J Dodd's institution, the George Dodds

Granite" company, employed approxi-j mately 100 people and held 15 mem-, berships at $25 a year in. the Xenia Chamber of Commerce during the administration of Secretary Tingley.

Dr. Arthur Folsom, of Fort Wayne, will speak on "The Forces That Build a City." Dr. Folsom is an international authority on American business and has made a life study of the

power of organized effort in the Duuaing of cities. He has addressed nearly

every important civic association, Rotary and Kiwanls clubs in the middle west. Music and short speeches will feature the remainder of the program for the evening.

Expect Cardinal Dougherty

British Delegates Are Appointed For Genoa (By Associated Press) LONDON, March 28. Delegates to represent the British dominions at the Genoa economic conference have been appointed as follows: Canada Sir Charles Gordon of Montreal and Prof. Edouard Montpetit of the University of Montreal. Australia Sir Joseph Shook, high commissioner In London. Union of South Africa Sir Edgar Walton, high commissioner in Lon

don; Sir Henry Strakosch, and probably Robert Henry Brand, who was

with the British mission in Washing

ton for nine months in 1917-18. Appointment of the Indian delegates has been delayed by the changes in the India office.

townships in the interest of Senator New. All women of whatever party affiliations are cordially invited to hear Miss Barker's address. She is among the most interesting speakers among the women Republicans of - Indiana and her addresses during the present campaign have been received with much favor.

Three of the indicted bankers and one of the governor's attorneys. Above, Fred G. Dennis, former bank commissioner, left, and John P. Cook, former president Guaranty bank. Below are John H. Rebold, oil operator and vice president of the Guaranty, left, and C B. Stuart, a member of the governor's counsel.

A criminal term of the district court will be called within a few weeks, it is stated, to try Got. J. B. A. Robertson of Oklahoma and Fred G. Dennis, former state banking- commissioner, and several prominent business and financial men of Okmulgee on charges growing- out of the

Okmulgee bank scandal. The governor" and Dennis are under indictment charged with accepting a bribe to allow the Guaranty State bank to operate after it was in an alleged insolvent condition. The other men 1 were active officers in the Guaranty bank and a bank which later purchased the Guaranty.

TOWNSHIPS NOTIFIED

OF WOMEN'S G, 0. P. MEETING ON FRIDAY Mrs. Almira Starr Freeman and Miss Elizabeth Comstock, committee

in charge of the meeting of Republican women which will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock on the third

floor of the Pythian temple, have sent announcements of the meeting Into all townships of the county. Miss Eleanor Barker, of Indianapolis, head of the Indiana women's organization for United States Senator New, who will be the principal speaker at the meeting, will arrive in Richmond Friday morning and it is possible that she will visit some of the

Five Inches of Snow Reported In Minnesota (By Associated Press)

CROOKSTON, Minn., March 28. Nearly five Inches of snow fell in this

section yesterday and last night dur

ing the blizzard which swept across the river valley. The storm was ac-

companled by a strung northwest gal which piled up the Enow in hugs drifts. 1

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JOY GULB COMMITTEE MEETINGS ANNOUNCED

Plans for membership growth in the Girls' Community Joy club were discussed by the club's lookout committee, Monday night, in the Community Service rooms. The entertainment committee of the club will meet Wednesday night in the community Service rooms, at 7:30 o'clock. All members of the commitlee are requested to be present. Plans

for the entertainment of the next meeting, April 5, will be arranged. Members of the initiation committee also will meet Wednesday night at 7:30. nt the home of Mrs. Joe Mills, 101 South Tenth street The refreshment committee will meet with Mrs. Will Rendt, at the Jenkins jewelry tore, Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock.

Famous Picture Memory Contest Conducted for the Community by Richmond Community Service

. Michael Angelo' 1474-1564 Florentine School Italy, during the Renaissance, has been compared to a caldron into which all the human passions, good and evil-, had been flung, with underneath it the fire of an impetuous race, that after long smoldering had leaped up with an impetuous force. The seething tumult of these contending passions is reflected in the work of Michael

A poetT architect, sculptor and painter, Michael Angelo was absorbed in one , thing only man. He conceived him as a sombre giant and represented him in eloquent gestures, vehement attitudes and with a formidable tension of the muscles which almost touches the limits of possibility. He plays with the human body as on an instrument, drawing from it piercing or strident tones. And just as it i3 within the power of music to call up sensations, which we feel deeply yet can not put into words, so Michael Angelo's figures carry our imagination far beyond the

meaning of the names attached to them. "The Creation of Man" is a portion of the ceiling decoration of the Sistine

chapel of the Vatican. The ceiling en

tire represents scenes from the Old

Testament and this one in particular

shows the Creator giving the breath of life to Adam. The vast work of this decoration was done by Michael Angelo

alone, even to the mixing of his pigment. For four years he labored under the most strenuous difficulties, climbing up and down to the scaffolding, lying on his back or hunched up in the most uncomfortable positions. It

is said that for months after, because of eye strain, he was compelled to hold

NEW YORK, March 28. Cardinal Dougherty, returning to America from Rome is a passenger on the Olympic due to arrive here late today from Southampton and Cherbourg. Others to arrive on the Olympic are Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt widow of the former president; T. R. Madden of the Submarine Cable company; Mrs. Shirley Kellogg, actress; Col. Charles Skeaks; Sir Francis Tripple of London and Mr. and Mrs. W. Gill Wylie and family of New York. The Olympic i3 also bringing 15 mmber3 of the Oxford-Cambridge lacrosse team which will play a series of games in the United States.

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Illustrated talk on the pictures in the

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