Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 263, 4 November 1922 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND SATURDAY, NOV. 4, 1922.

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PROHIBITION QUESTION IS LAW ENFORCEMENT FIGHT SAYS WHEELER CLEVELAND, Ohio. Nov. 4. Prohibition under the Volstead law and the 18th amendment has resolved itself into a. question of law enforcement, ' Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel for the Anti-Saloon League, declared today in summing up the dry fight against the wet referendum in Ohio. The prohibition amendment was written into the constitution of the United States after more of education and

preparation on the part of the people and by a larger proportionate major

ity of the states than any other amendment, he said. "It ia so difficult to amend the con

stitution of the United, States that no amendment ever adopted has ever

been repealed." he continued. "It nat

urally follows that the part which was

adopted by the largest majority will

not be the first to be changed or re

pealed. Facing the facts, therefore, the 18th amendment . in all human

probability will remain in the constitution as long as the government itself

stands. "This amendment places upon con

gress and the several states equal

power and obligation to enforce national prohibition by effective legislation. The United States supreme court has

said, after the opponents of this measure had marshalled the best legal argument they could present, that the amendment was binding upon every federal officer, every state officer and

every individual within the jurisdiction of our country. They also stated in that case which involved only the pow

er of congress to define the term in

toxicating liquor and enact the legis

lation to enforce the amendment. Program of Wets

"The Association Against the Prohi

bition Amendment announced through

its headquarters at Washington that

its purpose is: "First: To repeal the national prohibition act "Second: To provide for light wine and beer under legislation adopted in the states. "Third: To repeal the amendment itself. "This program is indefensible because it attempts to defeat the eighteenth amendment by taking away the federal enforcement code which makes it operative. The supreme court has said that it was the duty of congress to enact an enforcement code. Congress did its duty but this organization says it shall be repealed. If it is done there will be no federal law to enforce the constitution. This is nullification pure and simple.

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stated that special music will bo a special feature of each meeting and that an evangelistic singer will be here for the campaign. Two trustees and nine deacons will be elected at a special meeting of the congregation of Reid Memorial church

which will be held on the evening

of Nov. 16 at the church. The trustees ! will be elected to fill the uneiplred terms of the former trustees who were recently elected to the board of elders. . On of the most important social events of the church year at the East Main Street Friends church, the annual banquet of the T. T. F. senior class, will be held next Tuesday night. The organization is made up of married couples and Verlin Hunt is the president. The annual supper of the entire congregation will be held Nov. 23. Guests, including representatives from all classes and organizations in

the Grace M. E. Sunday school to the

number of loO young people, attended

the party given at the home of Rev.

and Mrs. A. H. Backus Friday night Halloween .decorations were used

throughout the rooms. The guests

were entertained with sineine and

games. Refreshments were served.

Called by Death

Fifty thousand refugees art crowding the cities of Hodosto, Silvrin, Exasterson and others

waiting for ships to carry tLem to Greece or other -oitts of safety. Hut the sLIpb are few

and far between and as a result there is terrible suffering among the women and ciuldren. .

Friends Sunday school ing.

Sunday morn-

Rev. E. Howard Brown, pastor of the East Main Street Friends church, will deliver an address on Law Enforcement at Fairmount, Indiana, Sabbath evening. The Go-To-Church band, organized in the West Richmond Friends church on the first Sunday in October with 56 members enrolled, is maintaining a

high standard of attendance and en

thusiasm.

The Enterprise Bible class of the

East Main Street Friends Sunday

school entertained the men's Bible class at the home of 1 1 Parks on Henley road Friday night.

In Richmond Churches

A large Sunday school attendance at the First Christian church is ex

pected to Ereet O. A. Bennett, the

new superintendent, Sunday morning

Prof. George Stump, director of music at Earlham college, will be on the Sunday evening services of St. Paul's Lutheran church with a vocal solo.

Richmond Friends church by the Rev.

Charles M. Woodman, the pastor, will bo "What Is Truth?" The subject presented at the vesper service will be "Our Estimate of Personality," based on the question, Who art thou? Woman's day at the United Brethren church will be observed at the Sunday evening services when Dr. Alfred T. Howard of Dayton, Ohio, president of Bonebrak Theological seminary of the United Brethren denomination, will speak. Dr. Howard was a missionary to Africa for five years,

and served in the same capacity for 15 years in Japan. For eight years he was foreign mission bishop of the United Brethren church.

Dr. David E. Kendall, a representa

tive of the evangelistic department ot the Board of Home Missions of the

Methodist Episcopal church, is to be

the speaker in an evangelistic campaign which will be conducted the first month of the coming year by the Grace M. E. church. He will arrive on the first of January and will hold

meetings each night. Rev. A. H

Backus, who made the announcement,

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ANOTHER SPEED RECORD NEW YORK, Nov. 4. The Maure-

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the speed record between Cherbourg breakwater and Ambrose island light,

covering the distance in five days, sev

en hours and thirty-three minutes.

This is one hour and forty-seven min

utes better than the previous record,

also held by the Mauretania.

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MRS. REBECCA BEARD WINCHESTER, Ind Nov. 4. Mrs Rebecca Beard, 86 years old, is dead at the borne of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Alpheus Beard, after a lingering illness. She Is survived by a grandson, Ora Beard, of Portland, a sister,

Mrs. Henry Pickett, of Lynn, and a brother, John Benson of Kansas City.

MRS. RUSSELL COLE

WINCHESTER. Ind.. Nov. 4. Word

has been received in Farmland of the

death of Mrs. Russell Cole. 36 yean

old who died of heart disease at her home in Washington, D. C. She ia survived by her parents and two sons.

Mrs. Eliza Mulvany, of Farmland, is a grandmother.

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A study of world conditions em

bracing discussions of the Near East.

China, India and other non-Christian

countries will be made by members ot the West Richmond Friends Bible school. Speakers for the course wi'J be announced later. There will be no Parish Night program at the First M. E. church next Thursday as that will be "Richmond Night" in the Billy" Sunday campaign in Dayton and all the churches will join in this excursion.

On next Sunday morning the pastor

of the Second English Lutheran

church will begin a series of sermons

on the Lord's Prayer. The first ser

mon will be based on the preface ani

first petition. The series will be con

tinued for several weeks.

A Community social consisting of

games, a community sing and a gen

cral good time will be held at the West

Richmond Friends church Friday eve

ning beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Refreshments will be served, each man being asked to bring four apples and

each woman, six doughnuts.

On Thursday night the Rev. Gilbert P. Symons, rector of Christ church at

Olendale, Ohio, win assist the local rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church

in presenting the needs and opportu

nities of the church. All members of t he parish are urged to attend the meeting which will begin at 6 o'clock.

"The personality of Christ and the Platform of His Minis-try" was the subject for disoussion at the Thursday night prayer-i meeting at the West Richmond Friends church. The sub

ject was taken from the fourth chap

ter or Ldike. Much interest is being shown In these hours of Bible study. The nursery being conducter by the E. R. class of Reid Memorial church during thel morning church servioa.

is gaining in popularity, as it becomes better known. Each Sunday morning two of the members of the class take charge of all the babies and children under six ytlars of age whose parents wish to attend church without them. Last Sunday morning two young couples came with their babies and said it was the first church service they had been able to attetnd together since the babies had been born. Mrs. Anna Chessman is chairman of the committee in charge of the nurs!ry, which is conducted in the kindergarten room in the" basement of the chureh.

The hour for the m.etlng of the

Christian Fellowship circle of the

West Richmond Friends church has been changed from 6 o'clock to 4 o'clock on Sunday afternoon. Last

week a business session was held with reports from committees which

have made plans for the work of the

year.

Delegates who attended the Young

People s conference at Crawfordsville

will have charge of the. opening ex

ercises at the East Main Street

The Missionary committee of th-s

West Main street Friends church will have charge of the closing exercises

of the Sunday school on Sunday morn

ing. Mrs. Charles Cosand will speak

on the subject. "The Condition of Christianity in India at the Present

Time."

The subject of the Sunday morning sermon to be preached at the West

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