Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 145, 19 June 1922 — Page 3

500 YOUNG LUTHERANS ATTEND CONVENTION AT TRINITY CHURCH

Hre hundred young Lutherans attended the animal convention of the Dayton-Richmond group of the Associated Lutheran Young People's Societies of the, Miami yalley, held in the Trinity English Lutheran church Sunday. "It was one of the largest convention congregations we have ever had" Bald Rev. O. T. F. TresseL pastor. The feature of the afternoon service was a pageant given by the Junior Luther League of Trinity, entitled "Luther's Coat of Arms." This -was followed by an address by the Rev. Luther E. Minneman, of Hartford City, on the subject of "Tho Youth, the Future of the Church." The Rev. E. C. Billing, pastor of the First English Lutheran church of Detroit, Mich., made the address of the evening session,1 the subject being "The Luther League That Makes Good." The key-note of his address

was that the Luther leagues need in

formation, Inspiration and perspiration. Special Music Featured

Special music also featured the entime program. The work of the or

ganist and the choir of Trinity church

were especially enjoyed. There was

also a vocal solo given by Miss Rhea Crandall which was well rendered, and an instrumentl trio by Mrs. Loland Rosa, violinist. Miss Marguerite Deuker, 'cellist, and Miss Edna Deuker, organist. The question box for the convention was in charge of John Moses, of Enterprise, Ohio. Aside from the regular expense of the young people's convention an offering was taken to raise the balance of $165 still due on two delivery trucks which the church bought Boms time 8K0. for the Wernle' Ornhans' Home

and the money was raised.

i ne taaies or tne cnurcn servea a cafeteria supper for those in attendance at the convention in the basement of the church.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1922.

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GIVE5 AWAY WEALTH TO CEASE WORRYING.

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WARNS AMERICANS !

AGAINST NATIONAL i DEATH IN ADDRESS CBv Associated Prwss-) EYAXSTON, m, June 19. Unless Americans lean "the way of life in

human Justice." they will die nation

ally, aa miserably as the nations that have gone before. Chase S. Osbora.

former governor of Michigan said in a commencement address today at

Northwestern University. "It

the exploitation of the ignorant and weak. We must get on to our knees

and promise to do so no more and keep on praying and praying. Then if we shall do penance and practice humility, justice and honesty, we shall be forgiTen and shall flourish and be happy. No people can strike or abuse or absorb or ride or rob others without suffering loss of vitality in all of its manifestations. There is never Injustice without retribution.

Births

GREEN'S FORK. Ind. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burg, a son.

THREE DIE IN MEXICAN RIOT. CITY. OF MEXICO, June 19 Three persons were killed' and two injured

shall I last night when syndicalists attacked

be a part of your sublime task," he i the San Augustin textile factofy at said, "to blaze a new trail of life and ! Atlixco, state of Puebla, following a

K. of P.'s of Williamsburg Hold Memorial Services

John Doukas, wealthy confectioner, and his daughter, who agree that it Is better to give away wealth before it causes worry, tf was tweDty-nlne years ago when Doukas came to the United "S'ates penniless When. he started on his first job be made a ow thi if ever were to find wealth he would give it away, and that is itst nat he .s doing.

cal U. B. church was conducted Sunday. Dr. Dutton also preached and conducted communion service. Judgement Awarded. Judgement for 1.088. on a note, was

awarded J. E. Mings again&t John E. j pnd Daisy Sizelove in common pleas j

"WILLIAMSBURG. Ind.. June 19 I court. Duffield & Travis, party de-

"No one ever wholly perishes from the j fendants to the suit, were given judg

hair, and careful research has failed

to reveal any historical reterence to

Indians with bobbed hair.

lead the march.'

"Delilah did not eap the Titan's power by cutting off his hair. She danced cheek to cheek with him in a sensuous wriggle. At least the modern Samsons are undone In that way. The hair story Is allegorical and true. "The white race is predatory and

epiphytic. When it is not preying

upon and beinK supported by the

blacks and browns and yellows, it slashes its own vitals in unwitting social harikari for the chance to gorge itself in economic cannibalism. During the last 100 years the white race composing the recent allied powers seized three fourths of the area of th earth and placed two thirds of tho

population in tributary slavery. Not Right Principle "The Genoa conference, the meeting at Washington, the council of Ver

sailles are as those of yesterday; met

in distrust and not In contrition; for

safety first; not for right and justice and humanity first. "There has been created a distinct

college caste. Young people are

afraid to say they have not attended a university. Too often a diploma is a social certificate rather than an indication of equipment to lead in life.

The masses have a mortgage upon

the life of every university graduate. The only way it can be discharged is by paying to the people morally, ethically, philanthropically and physically. "The strong cf the world are accursed because they have wasted

disagreement with the owners of the concern.

MARSHALL MAY SURRENDER i CINCINNATI. 0 June 19 Albert Marshall, dance hall proprietor, who is being sought on a charge of kidnaping his wife, Mrs. Clara Marshall, from a golf links here last Friday, has returned to Cincinnati and Is preparing to surrender himself on that charge tomorrow, John W. Cowell, his attorney, said last night.

FORMER PREMIER DEAD . (By Associated Press)

BRISBANE. Queensland, June 19.

Sir Robert Philip, twice premier of Queensland, is dead. He was born in Glasgow in 1S5L

FIVE PERSONS KILLED . IN AUTO ACCIDENT ROYAL CENTER; Ind., June 19. Five persons were killed when an anto- ( mobile was demolished last night by

a Pennsylvania train at a crossing near here. The 'dead are: Edward i Carson, his wife, Delia Carson; his ' son, Jesse Carson; Mrs. Mary Carson, wife of Jesse, and Harry Dempsey, son of Mrs. Mary Carson by a former marrlage. All were residents of Onward, Ind.

THREE PERSONS KILLED IN TEXTILE PLANT RIOT By Associated Press) MEXICO CITY, June 19. In an attack by syndicalists on a textile factory at Atlixco, state of Puebla, three icrsons were killed.

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themselves physically and morally by

earth; the influences of a lire, even in this world, are eternal," declared Frank Strayer of Richmond In an address at the memorial services conducted by the K. of P. lodge here Sunday afternoon. The speaker likened the memorial services to other attempts of people from time immemorial, to perpetuate the lives and examples of their worthy citizens. Monuments and statues to eminent citizens and rulers are an

other example of the same desire

Union itself is a monument to the sol

diers and sailors who had a hand in its establishment. The address was given to a large audience flanked by automobiles before a stage erected In front of the Frank Reynolds residence on South Main street. It was preceded by a parade to the cemetery, where a memorial service was conducted by the K. of P. lodge. Music for the service was furnished by the K. of P. Saxophone band.

raent for $413 against Harry Charles, another defendant in the suit. The two notes figuring in the case are secured by mortgage upon some realty.

Poincare to Press Treaty Ratification (By Associated Press) PARIS, June 19. Premier Poincare,

The ! it is understood, has decided to press

parliament for immediate ratification of the treaties negotiated at the Wash

ington conference, without reservations of any character. Rear Admiral Lacaze, former minister of marine, who was charged with the task of studying the treaties, especially the naval limitations pact, has reported to the premier that in his Judgment there will not be any pronounced opposition.

GENUINE PALM BEACH SUITS, $15.00

Most isn virsf frfsr wc Bovs 803 Main Street

That is what you'll say, once you own a Marmon. You'll get the utmost in motoring, yet at low cost, both in initial price and maintenance. Why delay? Learn now what you are missing.

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Superintendent of Schools To Teach at University EATON. Ohio, June 19. Superintendent of-Schools John O'Leary and Mrs. O'Leary left Sunday for Oxford, where tey will remain several weeks, while Mr. O'Leary is engaged in the instruction of mathematics in the Teachers'

Training college in Miami university,;

which position he has filled the last s-everal years. Conduct Conference. With Dr. J. H. Dutton, district conference superintendent presiding, the fourth quarterly conference of the lo-

BOBBED HAIR OBSTRUCTS LAKE GENEVA PAGEANT LAKE GENEVA, Wis., June 19 The bobbed hair fad has proved an obstacle to the sponsors of the Lake Geneva historical pageant Hundreds of girls are to take the parts of Indian maidens, but most of the girls in this neighborhood have bobbed

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Four-piece Ivory Bedroom Suite, including bed, dressing table, chifforette and dresser; former S?iS2.5:!!:... $85.00

Three-piece Fumed Oak Bedroom Suite, including dresser,

bed and chifforette; the former

price $135; sale price

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Wc Also Offer the Following Bedroom Specials

Steel Beds, full size, during June brid3

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Solid Oak Dresser,

heavy French plat

mirror,

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Two-inch continuous post heavy filler

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LIVING ROOM SUITES

Three-piece genuine leather Living Room Suite, spring edge and cushions; former price $162..00; onr;.bI!ie..6.a.1?..sii5.oo

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DISTINCTIVE DINING SUITES

A rare opportunity for Bargains. Remember, all Wednesday bargain day items are for Wednesday only. All bargains go back to the regular price on Thursday. Tehphone orders accepted. Read over this list of unusual bargains.

Italian Rennaisance Dusty Walnut Dining Room outfit, 66-inch oblong table, buffet, five diners and one host chair, upholstered in fine hair cloth; former price pr?r...s.air $199.00

Queen Anna Dining Room Suite in walnut, oblong table, 60-inch buffet, five diners and one host chair; former price $230.00; tha special price during our June r;...1? 155.00

Golden Oak Dining Room Suites, table, buffet and six chairs; former price $00.00, sale price

855.00

We Also Offer These Separate Pieces in Dining Room Furniture

6-foot Solid Oak Table at

$15.00

Quartered Oak Buffet at

S28.50

HOLTHOUSE FURNITURE STORE 530 Main THEY'RE COMING 50,000 STRONG

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Wednesday Domestic Bargains

$1.00

For 6 yds. BLEACHED MUSLIN, even thread, smooth finish. For 8 yds. UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, clean, easily bleached. For 5 yards CAMBRIC MUSLIN for fine sewing, limit 5 yards.

H1 AO For 2 yards 81-inch BLEACHED iJH.UU SEAMLESS SHEETING, very

special.

$1.00

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For 6 yards Best Standard APRON GINGHAMS, all colors

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$1.00

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G?- AO BED SHEETS for single beds.

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Second Floor Specials HOUSE DRESSES Entirely new, made of "good Percales with tie belt, neatly trimmed, $1.75 values Wednesday, $1.00 PORCH DRESSES Made of checked Ginghams. Organdy trimmed collar and cuffs, $4.00 values Wednesday, $2.43 STREET DRESSES The materials are fine French Ginghams in a variety of models, regular values worth up to 7-50 Wednesday, $4.98 RATINES The most wanted fabric this season. We show a beautiful line of Plaids for sport wear, also the plain colors to match. Price range per yard 60c, 98c, $1.75, $1.93 FRENCH GINGHAMS Imported Ginghams, a beautiful range of patterns in all of the wanted shades, 75c value Wednesday, 50c Other assortments of new Ginghams just received, the width is 33-inch, the prices are, Yard, 25c and 35c DOTTED SWISSES My, how they are selling, and here is where the goods are to be had, any color combination you desire Wednesday, 98c and $1.98 SILK DRESSES Just 20 in the assortment, all taken from our regular line, values up to $20.00 Wednesday, $7.98 BLOUSES Pongee Blouses for summer wear, assorted models, values up to $4.00, all sizes , Wednesday, $2.98 SUN UMBRELLA Can be used for sun or rain, beautiful handles, assorted colors, $7.50 values Wednesday, $4.98

CORSETS Summer Corset, made of fine net, Just the thing for hot weather Wednesday, $1.25 LADIES' CHEMISE Envelope style in white or pink, fancy trimmed or tailored top ' Wednesday, $1.25 LADIES' UNION SUITS Athletic style, bodice top, fine dimity or nainsook, pink or white Wednesday, $1.00

TOILET GOODS SPECIALS

Colgate's Big Bith Soap, 4 for 33c Jergens Royal Palm Soap, 3 for 25c Jap Rose Soap, 3 for .28c Kirk's Hard Water Castile Soap, 4 for 29c Colgate's Tooth Paste 22c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 43c Williams' Talcum Powder 16c

Colgate's Talcum Powder 20c Three Flowers Face Powder ..75c Love Me Toilet Water 89c Palm Olive Shaving Cream 29c Palm Olive Shampoo 43c Kotex Sanitary Napkins, 12 in box 60c

CHILDREN'S SOX Half or three quarter length, all colors and styles Wednesday, 25c, 35c, 50c LADIES' HOSE Pure thread Silk, black, brown, grey, white, all sizes Wednesday, $1.25 LADIES' UNION SUITS Pink knit Union. Suits, either shell or cuff knee, bodice or builtup top , Wednesday, 79c

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