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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-26
MANY ENTRANTS
SHOW HANDW0RK
At ARTS EXHIBIT.
Display Opens at High
School Gallery With Re-
ceptiOn to Public-Mrs.
Cathell Heads Judges.

The Art and Crafs exhibit will open
at the high school gallery this after
noon at 3 o'clock with a reception to
the public. There will be several hun
dred articles displayed representing
for the most part, the work of Rich
Tond women ,needle-work, basketry,
aid designing.
Pupils of the high school will have
made jewelry.
rected by Mrs. j. E. Cathell, who will
be assisted by Miss Kiturah Parsons,
and Miss Elizabeth Sands. Other
members of the committee will be
chosen before Saturday, when the Sc
lections will be made
Work has been entered by the fol-
lowing exhibitors: Amelia Knauf and
Nellie l.. Jones of Milton, Mrs. S. C.
Means. Mary L. Means, and Norni
Means Of Centerville, and Mrs. d. L..
Hopkins, Daisy Mote McConlogue,
Floyd Pohlman, Mrs. Ida Carpenter,
Rettig Hasemier, Mrs. B. 3. Johnson,
Clara G. Newman, Ruth Morehead,
Martha A Whitam, Mrs. Edna Heiser,
Mrs. Mary Sand, Miss Elizabeth Sands,
Anna M. Newman, Ella G.. Newman,
Agnes V. Horton, and Mrs. W. II. Han
ming.
The winning articles will be sent to
Indianapolis to be judged with other
exhibits from all over Indiana, and
the final selections will form an ex-
hibit to be known as the Indiana Wo-
mems exhibit at the Panama-Pacific
exposition.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-26
TO Give
CHRISTMAS Tree
FOR C|TY'S POOR
Lodge Names Committee to
Plan Treat for Children of
Needy Families - Nomi-
mates Officers. :.

Following their annual custom, the
Eagles lodge will have a Christmas
tree for all the poor children of the
city on Christmas night. The presents
and candy will be furnished from the
lodge treasury. and every poor child
will be invited to come and have a
good time.
A committee to take charge of the
entertainment was appointed at the
lodge meeting last night, consisting
of James Burns, Matthew Kuhlenbeck,
Frank Quigley, Ralph Wissler and W.
r. Bloom.
Officers for next year were also
nominated last night as follows: For
president: Charles Potter and AL
phonse Weishaupt; vice president.
Charles Ashenfelter; chaplain, John
Reed, Harry Sutton, Frank Quigley;
secretary, August Johanning; treas
urer; Henry Schroeder, Will Vietze;
trustee, two to be elected, w. r..
Bloom, Bert Stevens. Horace Form
Wrade; physician, three to be elected,
M. S. Bulla, S. G. Smelser, w. w. Zim-
norman, J. J. Grosvenor. Previous to
this year only one physician has been
elected, but the lodge is allowed one
doctor for each 300 members and with
the membership now over 1,20O, three
physicians will be allowed.
The election will be held next We'd
nesday evening. and the Australian
ballot system will be used. The polls
will be open from 4 O'Clock to s
o'clock
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-26
L|GHTBOURN CITES
MANS DEPENDENCE
Sermon by St. Paurs Pastor
Follows Special Thanksgiv-
ing Music.

A Thanksgiving musical program
was given at the ST. Paul's Episcopal
church under the direction of Mrs. J.
E. Cathell. Rev. Lightbourn spoke in
his sermon of the dependence of the
people at all times on God and gave
reasons for thankfulness.
Rev. c. Raymond Isley of the Second
English Lutheran church formed his
sermon around the sixty-seventh
Psalm, using for his text: Let the
peoples praise Thee, o God, let the
peoples praise Thee"
He touched on conditions in other
parts of the world and contrasted them
with conditions within the borders of
the United States, declaring that this
country can more readily understand
it's reason for thankfulness this year
than ever before.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-26
CLUBS OPEN FOUR
RED CROSS BOXES

OF the seventy-five boxes distributed
throughout the city by the Federated
Club women for Red Cross contribu-
tons, only four have been returned.
More of the boxes will be opened this
week. and a partial report will be Civ
en-. Mrs. E. F.. Hiatt who had charge
OF the distribution of the boxes, says
that the donations have been very
small
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-26
BURGLARS GET So
At SMITH GROCERY
Thieves Leave Town After
Entering Store Tuesday
Night-Get Change.

The police reported today that
Tuesday night burglars broke into the
grocery story of Charles Smith, North
Fifteenth and f street, and secured
about $3.50. OF this amount $3.50 was
in Canadian quarters and half dollars,
the remainder in pennies and nickles
of American coinage. It was thought
that the thieves could be traced by the
Canadian coins but apparently they
left town after the robbery. Entrance
was gained to the store by breaking
the glass of side door and unfasten-
ing the latch.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-26
ST. JOHNS CALLS
ANNUAL ELECTION

Members of ST. Johns Lutheran
church will elect new officers at a
Congregational meeting tonight Con-
gregational business will be brought
up and settled. There is nothing OF
importance beyond the election at this
evenings meeting. The election will
include the church organization itself
and the boards directly affiliated with
the main organization.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-26
CLASSES TO MEET.

The carpentry class under Mr.. Kauf-
man. and the cooking classes that meet
at the night school on Friday nights,
will meet at the regular time. All the
other Friday night classes met last
night, as the school will be closed for
the Thanksgiving holiday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-26
BOMBARD ARRAS.

PARIS, Nov 26.-It is officially an
nounced that the Germans are continu
ing the bombardment of Arras and it's
suburbs An attack on Missy has been
repulsed with severe loss to the Ger
mans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-26
DISCUSS EARTHQUAKE.

Earthquakes In Bible Symbology,"
will be the subject of a lecture by Jo-
Oeph Cooch. at the X. of =. Temple,
Sunday afternoon at } O'Clock. This
fl the third of series of free lectures
TO be given under the auspices of the
International Bible Students of Day
ton. y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-26
TO HOLD FUNERAL

The members of Eden Lodge No. 80
daughters of Rebecca will meet at 211
South Eighth street, at o'clock to-
night to attend the funeral of their
lodge brother, Frank Kitson.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-26
The Weather

FOR INDiANA-Fair, colder in north
rain in south portion tonight or
Friday, colder Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-26
PLEADS GUILTY

Mrs. Fred Brokamp today entered
plea of guilty to charge Of intoxica-
ton and was fined 81 and costs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-26

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@cimno6clts. rcpartemcnt.

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aaoinm olg SciImitfcl fiir arcbo.

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0icnltaa, Oeu Il. gIpril 1914.
galtimoreiS 9SrutcIt.

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9Hreau brr WcGHroc Der &nrlSummihdrc.
Baltimore Wio. III
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9nourm mcrocn ale &crioneu mo SSorpcr'
idniicn incorporiri ooer pollilhe, pel0e ~
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Yin Die 9amen.

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Srpartcmcnt ing Diicu.lime GerbcNcrnnacn.
Inter gcpnricmcut ocs StaotSugcnicnte.
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iioc gucmc. uQn 0ambura Sildnc DIS 6og'
glOcnne init moocrucm Niaicrd 5u plldcrt
ncu an piluncru iul0 ncu 8u bcicgcu. Nue
Gcrioncn nuo GorpOr0lioHcu ucrocn oce0alo
aniOciorocri GrnububAciHc iiir auc grbe
TEN 5u 0cu mo oicic nor ocnt i6. Nidl 1911
50 bccuoclt oic in rgcno elmer sSelle Que
slnorabuna ooer 9uirciBung bciagicr Sira6c
n0ibiQ MAIDEN modicn. uaOocm lie dui lulWt
9sciiG 8cpilailcrt men gcpilaiicrt ooer neu be-
leat IT,
t9lprf3 20 "a. .Niai6) Staot Snqenicur.
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gr6citcrfa6rcr 6abcu oUr Der reiCn ynnoes-GOm'
mon iir mouitrclIc 9c3icbungct mcldc perphci
ioa ocn oaucrnoen 6rc0c wiidcn aopitol lno grocit
6erbci5ufbrcn oilsgciogt Die onrh Striies genonne
ucn &ort6ciIc 0naen ocn Arbetern balo peoer ncrlo
rcn; mr sic 0urA GomproniiB cr5cltcn cicn oauern0
g2cnn 0cic @ndt 05cncingut Der 9rbcIterdlat oc9
9on0cs mcrOcn f0nnte wiiroc ooS Sono rci icn iilr
3mongsi6eosgcrdtc mo oic Ginicbnlg pom tono9cn
5dicosgcridtcn nad 9lrt lno Don Der SeOelting oe@
.9mocs Scidts mo Der itootIideu 0bergerldlte
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Nu5cAc.
gnrrau Der WchBroc ocr &nris0ummiiiarc.
Baltimore, Mio


@irran Der @cbBroc ocr @nrls0ummlarc
Baltimore, Mlo. 49,
Wcrirncllc NuncbUic NIT ocr NulDtill
,,Grrprinlc lor cunirnriinA Stnrm sratcf
Dsans, Olcftrlcnl Nonpnito, Combination Nnrb
nno Ontcr uuo Strmlnpne Concrete 3eolis
III Clifton Nari," fir 0as @drl Department,
Baltimore .HarOlano, 0orcjiiri on ben ,goaro
Of q(lunr0S, care Of Toe GiiO &egilier" 6nih
hauS Baltimore Wlarnlun0. pcrocn bis
Miitiucd ocu i5 glprll 1914, II lbr Sormii'
laQS. I'M Niircnu ocs i.Rc0liir0iors. W
uebercinlllmming ulit oeH &.dgcn nno Spcii'
iiiaiiuHcH cnigcgen acnommcit Die I'M Vhfcau
Der Gari Ncb6r6c. GruiorGill Bari. baltimore,
learnluno, acQcn Gcponlrnn9 bon 5000 jn et'
ianocu iiuo. ucmc bc &iidra6c ocncbel M
ncrOnlb 8chn ti0) 1a0cn ndd SfoinuI9 oet
9nQcb0ic Buriidhc5abli lpcroen
ScOcnl 9lu0choic niuB Elm ccriNblriet 0Ded
dcs Gciers ion Nciragc bon elniuneno lSl'
0OOO0) Collars nui cine aClc0rnN None
G0ni" Qc3oacn 8ablhdr on ole Srorc oce va
nors mo Siaoiyai0s bon baltimore, pel9engi
Sic Gontralt.@c06roe 6cbdd iiA oaS 8cdt
Dor elm obcr aue 9lupchoic 8u netiucrlcn.
Scr eriol0rcdc Nieicr nuB n Der nhli0fil
Sornl NnrQihait iur Sobc her Soniraiilunhe
fir Die oeirclic SriiuunQ leines uehcrculom'
mcns iiclcn bic pom Stdoi'@rolnraior 80 pc'
Sm gtiuaac ocr ec65roe Der @orteommi'
fare .,..
0eneral' 'Superntcnoeni
(eeS) So6n 0nbert
una @rdilocHt Der 9oniraii'SeDoroe'
(9lpril5-li)
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IS miro Uicrmii Delanni acGcbcr oaB 9err
0brlnopber Ia QcmdB Der an 40. SUM 1908
unicrScc0ncicu &er0roHWg 9ir. 90. NblNnlil
AZ 3araQrapb II Quc ,am o. gioUcmbcr 1911
amcnbirij. nm Gcloubnlb nanaeiu6l bat oas
Nnmcicn GOropelf9dc NOuO0ers mo Olcnlc1l
Strobc ais Nlcol SGmcl5crci (SWbirunas'
9ro5cour) 80 benubcn
(9lprti 131t16) C5cbduoc- Nuipciiur
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gcfGnntmadJnnecn.
gloii5 M ee6ammcu.

Ociunbhcits ScHdroc.
Gmc HrHiung uon 0ebnmmcn 5nr sieenN'
rnun miro am Sicnitan oen ~, Mai 1914,
9in0miii0pS llhr. In Dem bureau ncs Se-
paricmcnia gir fG. 9ScIi SaraioGd SlrdBc. dOs
Qcb0icn mcr0cn @rhungcn pcrocn am lclbcn
I0pc uno sur ichcu Siunbc in ocn oonnils
SiBcn abacbaicn pcrocn Sir ole notligct
TBrmulnrc aorclirc man. Sccrclntnt Sldie
0cparimcnt Of 0cai6 tG gscit SARATOGA
Gircci Baltimore Wiurplano.
tApri4,2l 2s .Niai5)
cporiemcnt iHr Biicntiac @er6ciieTnnsrn.
ilnscrSepaucment oee @taotSnncnlehts.
3ulti imorc. .. grpu 1914.
gln vile, Dir cs nu1cbt!
Gs miro bicrmi acmdB oen 4bhnlien Sc .
ulo SO oca Baltimore Sinoirepariere heanlll
qcm0bt 0nB Die &ildiicrunQe eommllton ott
Slaoi VA iimorc ro9 0em i6 Nai 1914 he'
qinncn pirn Die na0acnarnlc SirdBe inii mo
btrECm Macriaf 5u pi,0lier1. zen 8u plallefR
un0 ucu 3u bccQcn gluc sBerinnclt lti0 Gpti
rurutiunea iucr0cu ocaGulb AMI lelnr0eri 0r'
Gububi6cinc fit nuc glrheiltn 80 lblcn MO
bicic uor ocm iG. liai 1914 so heenocn, oic
in irQcrn elmer g9cIie Die glnl9rabnn9 oocr
gluircbung na0acnannicr Sirabe ooer enes
L0ciles 0criclbW noidi9 mOOct muclien. na0'
Dem ic ani iol0c 9Scilc 0cptnctt ncn aepllas
fcri obcr rcu bc.cgi ~.
sic obcn cuudDre Sirahe iil 81,
6cntre Siraee pom Ger St FanlsSiraBe DIS
s. 81. NlcGaB,
Stnots NngcIleur.
I'm guiira0c ocr &ilalieunae Sommlllon ocr
d. Gcisb Compton,
&oriiber mo conlu.lrcnoer Sn9cnlcur.
(Aprl .1t.1S.25)
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galtimare Iieat eei, nad suaIi Nalrea. enOId wie.

Baltimore licet Jest uad 5w6li Salrcn, cnSlid mic
Der oui ser @loppe Ger groBcn 9aicballSigos 3woll
,Sa6re long mibtc baltimore, 0aS emit olwdl leilc
Orioles in gaiB 9mcrifa 6erbmt par id nit Salc'
boll 5ueiicr aoiie begnii9cn. 0rd oic grlmolm9 e.
ncr 0ritcu oroBen Siga Der v6eoralo" bat oe Staot
ocr 0}onuncute cet enolid mieoa ertaliges Salepau
ilel befonmcu lluo cs mir0 gerpirost 2500O Bale
iaa.eu6iiaiten mo9nten geiteu Jladuittaa Dem Or
0iuuasipiel in oem nenen ,Serropn %arf" an Der ~
StraBa bel
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NliIher0inn ". (Nriineiel0.

IS narb ant H. glpril 1914 0u0erona q.
Orhnciclo 9Siiiuc oce OcrIiulbcncu Wicinbnro
~ Niriuclclb im suffer bon SO Sn0rcii in ocy
9eobnuug ibrcr To6iCr glr. 1918 glnlnno'
glucrnc. Ncruan0tc mo 6rcnuoc Der SAINT
lie iinO dhhnQepou cingcluocu Der Nccroi
puuO am Sicuiin0 NOmmiitdq5 . ll0r. bon
obipcr gNobWna aus bci5uluoDncu
(2lprf8-tO