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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-22
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-17
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-17

A 20,0oo-acre rice field is planned
for the Sacramento valley in Cali
fornia next year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-17
CONCERT WI OPEN
COURSE 1T ECONOMY

ECONOMY. Ind, Sept 17.-The iirst
number of the lecture cousSe win be
wednesday night, September -. In
tho n. e. church. Tho Darnelle Con-
cert company Of Ohio Lyceum Bureau
win give tho following program:
Overature, 'The Bridal Rose" La
saIle-O Orchestra.
Dramatic Reading. selected-Mis
SowerA
Mandolin Solo. "Fantaise on Old
Black joe" unaccompanied-Mr. Dar-
nellie.
String Quartet, "Barcarolle," OfIen-
bach-Two violins, cello and piano.
Vocal Solo. Carmen" Wilson-Miss
Russell
Violin Solo. "Nocturne. opusg. .
Chopin-Miss Davis
Frenchhorn Solo. "Traumerei." Schu-
mann-Miss Bussell.
Cello Solo, March and Evening Star
from Tannhauser. Wagner-Mr. Oar.
nellie.
Piano Solo, "Minuet In g." Beetho-
ven-Miss Sewers.
Vocal Quartette, Face to Face"
Johnson-Company
Humorous Reading. Down to the
Capitol" Riley-Miss Sewers.
Banjo Solo. Operatio Selection-Mr.
Darnelle.
Closing March, National Aairs. Oar.
nelle-Orchestra.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-17
BETHEL FOLKS ENTERTAIN
MANY FRIENDS LAST WEEK

Mrs. Mary Money and Mrs Glenn
Moore called on Mrs. Sarah Harlan
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Thompson Of
Cambridge City have moved into the
property Of Mrs. John Anderson. She
viii live with them.
Rev. Case and family have moved
into tho Henry Policy property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boren Of Foun.
tain City spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Van Nuys.
Nyron Hill. who spent the summer
with Harry Spencer and family, has
returned to Richmond.
Mrs. Mary Young and son., Mrs. Black
and children and Miss Kate Marion
Of New Paris spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Spencer.
r. Tharp and daughter Hazel called
on friends at Hollansburg Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Mtkesell
and sons spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Hyde.
Mrs. Jehu Boren and Mrs. Humphrey
Mikesell called on Mrs. Ezra Thomp-
son Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Veal Of Lynn and Hen
~ Policy and daughter. Mrs. Roy L.
Brown, called on Mrs. Adam Hill Sun
day. ~ .-
Ray Policy and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Williams motored to Union
City Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Wallick Of Cambridge City
spent few days last week with Mrs
Adam HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skinner of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-17
OFFICIALS OF OHIO
attend SERVICES

EATON, O., Sept. 17.-Included In
the list Of notables who attended the
funeral Of Ex-Governor Harris Thurs
day afternoon, were: Governor Willis.
Lieutenant Governor Arnold, ex.Gov-
ernor James M. Campbell, Ex-Governor
James NJ Cox and daughter, Miss
Helen; Congressman and Mrs. Warren
Gard, Secretary Of State Hildebrant,
Adjutant General Hough, Judge J. 1.
Allread, Of the court of appeals; At
torney Herbert Meyers of Columbus;
DR.. Sheppard, Of the state medical
board; Judge Comstock, Of Richmond,
Ind; County Representative Swan,
State Fire Marshal Buckley, State
Senator Gilmore, Inspector OF Work
shops and Factories May.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-17

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-17
GLEN KARIN

/ Mrs.. Mamie Keppinger and sons and
Mrs. Etter and daughter of Engelmar
have returned home after visit at
the home of John Flatter.
B Stanley Downing and Mae Horn
were married Sunday at Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thomas and son
Of Indianapolis came yesterday for a
visit with c. c. Thomas and family.
o George Miller has purchased the
George Banks farm south of town. Mr..
Banks will move to Richmond.
Mrs. Geneva Rudicel Is spending a
few days in Columbus. -.. 49,
W. A. Davis bought a carload of
Alberta peaches Tuesday.
Miss Helen Ross spent Sunday with
Miss Flo Davis. :
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-17

Lynn called on Mrs. Olive and Han.
nah Skinner Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Spencer spent
Ger. near New Madison.
Mrs. Walter Moore and Mrs. Nina
Cofield entertained number of ladies
Wednesday afternoon.
Henry Policy and Mrs. Roy L. Brown
returned to Mrs. Browns home at
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-17
GlEANERs 70 MEET
!: IN next SESSIONS
. ON SEPTEMBER q

r 80 AA.xys19& Ne
: 1lDl'AlSt's, - ln1, 2 80:
,and MrA, Georee baker vIsa.eu .n
IMr. s1d Mrs. Bert Euoank 10 hacn-
Imond. Sunday.
Mrs Martha Cook Of near Chester,
|vfsitad her sister. Mrs. Kate Cook,
kc..S.-
NJ .rA NJ Charlie Philips visited
ir.1.tive. near EIdeater. SUNDAY.
The MiddIeboro Order OF Cleaners
|vill have the next meeting Sept. z3.
lat the school house
Mr.. and Mrs. Annie Tschasn and
I~or- ~ Richmond. snent Sunday with
-. ~ 80 = ~. Msi,aca aiaweke
anu ~. =. :. I..enS r. s,S >.n,,v
~. ~. 80 - NJ ws1t.r Rrook and
lS.r,,Iv 10th ~ cantaryille. spent sun
ldav vifh their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
JIsaac Brook. So -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Roll Of New Paris,
fepent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Elm
i1yra.er1
nso~.. v.rc.Av fel, out ~ = wagon.
a us hna :, ~. Las in.. ahove
k+he snEi.
Mra. Goldfe Evans and son have
returned home, after few days' visit
with relatives in Richmond.
Mr., and Ms. Brooks entertained
taf Sunday dinner. Mr., and Mrs. VIM.
icn.rrI,r NJ and Mrs Charlie Clopp.
~ - 1 ~. EraS ra,Iar Mrs Efta
~ n.. anu ~ nssta r,enn NJ A,on,o
.SaarI,;r en NJ lame 1ames and Alonzo KeI
ler. ali Of Weaver station; Mr.. and
mrs. Eliza Sparklin, Miss sallie John.
tson Of Greenville; Mr.. John Garrett OF
!Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ed.
wards. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Town.
send. Mr. VIII carrett. Of near Rich.
i,rcrd. ond Mr. and Mrs. John Van.
Zart Mr. Norman Garrett. OF Rich.
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harter OF
Ridgeville and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Duke of Webster, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gunn
Mr. and Mrs Fred Gunckle motored
.o M,rnh.star crrdav
NJ .rd NJ. Gam nannar enter.
+ained the following xuests at Sun.
day dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Haw.
kins of Elwood; Mr.. and Mrs Steven
Hawkins of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs
Ross Marene and son of Upton; Mr.
and Mrs. VertelI Evans and son, Mr.
iand Mrs Rert HAWKINS and family
Mr. viii Morev ana Mrs Mvers. all OF
.Richmond: and Mrs. Nancy Hawkin.
and Mr.. John Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas served
dinner to the following guests, sun.
Gay: MT. ana MITE Cnafne OuAo ane
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-17
The Micawbers

Like Dickens quaint character,
too many business men are prone
to sit around and wait for some
thing to turn up" -.
And when it does 1t not infre-
quently has the shape and sem
blance Of bankruptcy proceedings.
Live business men make things
turn up.
They assert their right to thrive,
and do. -.--
They recognize the value Of
newspaper advertising. -. 7e-
They employ. It as an effective
weapon and grow and prosper.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-17
BEGIN a-hOUR DAY.

BAYoNNE, N. J., Sept. 16.-The
1000 employees of the Standard Oil
Co., of New Jersey, are now working
on eight-hour shifts. The recent strike
trouble here has been adjusted salts
factorily to the men. The employees
OF the company in Baltimore and
Parkersburg, w. Va, are also given
the eight-hour day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-17
Anyone Can Stop
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-17

Beilsfontaine. O.. after spending few
days here.
I Mr.. and Nrs. T. Constable entertain
ed Rev. Case and family Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24
7. N. C. A. NOTES

Members of the efficiency club of
the various Sunday schools of the
city met last night in the Y. NJ. c. A.
in the boys department to arrange
further plans for the work among
the Sunday schools. w. Z. Kamaio-
pill, associate director of the bows
department, presided at the meeting
and explained to those present the
purpose and results of the efficiency
tests which have been given at the
y. NJ. G. A. during the past year,
The fees for admittance into the
league were fixed at $500 and it was
decided that all applications should be
in before Dec. 3. 1t is expected that
at least 10 Sunday schools of the city
will become members of the club. Lit
erature concerning the tests and it's
features will be given to each member
of the league. Medals will be given to
winners at the end of the year.
Trinity NJ. E. Sunday school rep
resentatives were present and report
ed that the efficiency work which has
been in progress at that school for
a few weeks is proving a great sue
cess and the school is charging
Dan 'yle will address the high
school Bible classes Wednesday even
ing in the boys department of the Y
NJ c. A. supper will Re served pre-
ceuing the address.
Junior Bible classes will DE given a
special address at their regular meet
ing Friday evening at the y. NJ. g.
A. in the boys department by DR..
Charles a. LippincOtt, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church.
Special work was given TO the ad-
vance gymnastic squad OF the Y. NJ.
G. A. last night at the association
gymnasium under the supervision Of ].
B. Miller. physical director.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24
1TNEY GIRLS ORGANIZE
Westminster Sunday School Glass
HOLDS Social and Business
Meeting

THE Jitney Girls" members of
Mrs. Brayton's Sunday school class
OF the Westminster Presbyterian
church, were entertained Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Grace
Row. 72S California av. The term
"Jitney Girls" was chosen as the Off
cial name Of the class, of which the
following officers were elected: Helen
Boswell. president; Bernice McManus,
treasurer; Helen Mccarthy, secre-
tary.
Games, luncheon and a musical
program We're the principal items of
entertainment. Lucille Farber gave
a vocal solo, accompanied by Alma
Boyer. The club will hold it's next
meeting on Tuesday night, Dec. 8, at
the home Of Alma Boyer, ia Harri-
son av.
Mem bers of the class who were
present at the social were: Helen
Boswell, Bernice McManus, Alma
Boyer, Lucille Farber. Grace Row.
Mable TRACER, Helen Mccarthy and
Marjorie McCabe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24
Music Lovers
Enjoy Work of
Local Talent

Lovers OF music were given a treat
OF true artistic merit at the concert
under the auspices Of the business
women's Bible class at the First NJ. E.
church Tuesday evening The pro-
gram was completely made up of To-
cal talent including a number of the
best known artists in the city and
proved to be OF a highly entertaining
nature. This was the second annual
concert by the class. and the proceeds
will be used TO carry on the social
service work.
Mrs. Gertrude Miller Trash. whose
talent as a reader is assured, present
ed, ''FanchOn the Cricket" giving
IL in three parts. The piano mum be- S
were giVAR by Miss Maude Weber
Max Mirt6da gave two groups Of or
gan numbers. His 'Reverie." by St.
Clair, won instaIr recognition. Sew
/ eral groups of beautiful songs were
given by Mrs. Laura CrOSman Schell
and Mrs. w. II. Swintz. The closing
number on the program was an en-
semble, the Ave Maria" by Mrs
Schell, soprano; Miss Weber, pianist
Frederic Ingersoll, violinist, and Mr.
Miranda, organist.
Following were the selections given:
(a) Toccata in + (Sxith Organ
Symphony .......... Widor
lD) Revere .............. ST. Clair
(c) Gavotte IN b Flat .... handel
Max Miranda.
Liebesfreud ......... Kreisler
Miss Maude Weber
(a) The Pine Tree .......
........ Mary Turner Salter
CD The Star 1900. James II. Rogers
Nc) Morning .......... Obey Speaks
Mrs. Laura Crossman Schell.
Part I-FanchOn the Cricket
............... George Sands
Persons represented:
Fanchon, who has been raised by
her grandmother, Old Fadet.
and who is believed to be a
witch.
Old Fadet, a witch.
Father Barbeau0 a rich peasant,
owner Of the Twin Farm.
Landry, proud and noble.
Didier. weak and selfish
Madelon, proud and ignorant.
other peasants.
Mrs. Gertrude Miller Trash.
water NastalI ......... Cyril Scott
Miss Weber.
(a) The Spirit Flower .
.......... Campbell-Tipton
CD The Wind and the Leaves. .Leoni
Mrs. W. II. Swintz.
Part II-Fanchon the Cricket.
Mrs Trash
(a) Passionate (Second Suite) Rogers
CD Allegro Appassionata (Fffth
Organ SOnata) 49,. Guilmant
(c) EVensong (By request)
~ ........ Johnston
(d) March from Tannhauser CIV
Hequest) .-.-........ Wagner
Max Miranda.
Part 1II-Fanchon the Cricket
Mrs Trash.
(D) Whispering Hope Hawthorne
Mrs. Schell and Mrs. Swintz.
Reading-Selected
Mrs. Trash.
IarIa ;..:..-.... Bach-Gounod
Mrs. Schell, Miss Weber. Mr..
Miranda and Mr. IngersoU.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24
WILLIAM MORGAN DIES
AT ALPENA, MICHIGAN

The police department received a
telegram Tuesday afternoon from
Coroner James w. Small of Alpena,
Mich. stating that the body of Will
liam Morgan. thought to be a former
South Bend resident. was waiting at
Alpena for instructions from relatives
as 20 burial arrangements. No de-
tails as TO the cause of death were
given in the telegram.
A William Morgan formerly lived
at $40 r. Wenger st, and il is very
probable that il is he 10 whom the
telegram refers. Relatives say that
ne was last heard from at Medina,
y. Y. about six weeks ago. The Al
pena authorities have been requested
TO send more complete details as 10
identification.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24
YOUNG TEUT0N SAYS
GERMANY WAS PREPARED
Municipal Ledger Left Navy TO Avoid
War Which All Knew Was
Coming.

Max Schmidt, a young German who
was one Of the guests at the Hotel
De Gink, the municipal hostelry,
Tuesday night, made the assertion
while he was being booked that the
sailors in the German navy knew that
war was Imminent a year before hos
tilities started, and many resigned to
escape war service.
Schmidt served three years in the
navy, resigning two years and a half
ago and coming 10 America to avoid
the war. which he says, was certain
10 come soon. At that time. he was
getting six cents a day. out OF which
he had 10 furnish his own shoe pol
ish, besides tobacco. beer and other
luxuries. Two OF Schmidt's brothers
were killed in France in engagements
last summer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24
LODGE NOTES

One hundred and fifty people en-
joyed a big turkey dinner given last
night by South Bend circle, No. 276,
Protected Home circle, at Eagles
hall.
The result of the business session
was the launching of a mem oership
campaign which viii begin at once
and run until Jan. /. The local cir
Gle will try for the state banner which
is given TO the circle acquiring the
most new members before Jan. i. The
circle won the banner last year which
they still have and hope to keep it for
another year. A medal Will also be
offered by the supreme lodge a. Shar-
on, Pa. The inner circle degree
which is the highest degree any mem
Der of the lodge can hold, Will also
be given.
A banquet will be held following
the closing of the campaign when
supreme officers from Sharon will be
present to address the local members.
During the business session seven can
didates were initiated and five apph-
cations were balloted upon.
A dance with card playing took
place following the business session.
Wilson Roose. past great sachem of
Elkhart, gave short talk last night
at the regular meeting Of Montauk
tribe, No. 426. Red Men, at the Red
Men hall on $. Michigan ST.
Arrangements were made for the
Interurban meeting TO be held at Elk
hart Dec. S, when the local degree
and drill teams will appear in full
uniform to take part in the work. A
special car will be chartered for the
members. One application was re-
eeived during the business meeting.
A smoker was held following the
meeting.
Initiation OF four candidates and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24
ELDER CLUB To
JOIN FEDERATION
Gus HaSIanger Elected PreSi-
dent of New Civic
Organization.

Gus Haslanger was elected pres
ldent and the members Of the
Elder School Civic club voted TO iOfn
the civic federation at a meeting held
tuesday night at the Elder school. A
constitution and bylaws were adopt
"a giving the people of that district
the hrst permanent organization Of
this kind they nave had in several
years.
other officers elected at the meet
Ing follow: X. VI. Johnson, first vice
president: George Hahn. second vice
president; DR.. G. G. Bondurant third
Vice-president: Rev. A. +. Thomas.
fourth vIce-presIdent; Mrs DIT. H +.
Nitou, NTH Vlce-Dresldent; Mrs. Floyd
%. Jellison, secretary; Elmer ID. Rex,
treasurer r. r. Lang was elected
president OF the promotion commit
tee and George Gall was named as
the representative OF the club IN the
civic federation.
To Meet FOrtnightly.
Regular meetings of the club will
be held from now on every two weeks
on Thursday night. the first one TO be
held on Dec. 2. The first meeting of
the year Of the people of the Elder
school district was held three weeks
ago and at that time arrangements
were made for a strong organization
Besides the business, the follow
ing numbers were on the program:
Piano duet. Alice DOran and Esther
Archarn beault: reading. The Story Of
Thanksgiving" John Raybuck; quar-
tet, Gelbrich Whitmer, Logan ReinOel
George Heintzleman and Ray Friess;
reading, When Papa Is Sick" Maud
Alexander; saxophOne solo, Max Nc
CullOugh; athletic games, directed by
+. b. Barnes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24
PYTHIANS HOLD
SESSION AT ELKHAR7
Floyd O. JeIlison Makes Principal Adj
dress at District Convention
Grand Officers Present.

Floyd O. Jellison OF this city gave
the principal address at the evening
sessiOn of the district convention of
knights Of Pythias held at Elkhart
Tuesday. Several hundred knights,
including a large delegation from
South Bend and Mishawaka, attend
ed the convention.
AT the afternoon meeting, +. b..
Zigler OF Elkhart deli red the ad-
dress OF welcome and Guy Dausman,
deputy c.. G. OF the second district,
responded. Frank ]. Heller, grand
prelate. made the address of the af-
ternOOn.
Besides Mr.. Jellison, Grand Chan
cellor Remy of Indianapolis. Mayor
Ralph GaylOr OF Mishawaka and
Gen. William b. Gray made addresses
at the banquet in the evening. Music
was furnished by the Conn SaXOphone
quartet and the Golden Rule quartet
both OF Elkhart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24
FRANKLIN SCHOOL WANTS
PORTABLE GYMNASIUM
Civic Club Discusses PrOpOsitiOn-Wm
Call Special Meeting to
Take Action.

More room for a playground and
a portable gymnasium Will be asked
for the FRANKLIN school, according 10
a discussion at a meeting OF the
Franklin Civic club al the school
Tuesday night. Tho matter was
merely discussed at this meeting and
no definite action was taken. but
Pres't Glen Granger will call a spe-
cial meeting next week 10 consider
the proposition further. A special
committee 70 take up the matter with
the city authorities viii be appointed
at that time.
Erwin Purucker was eleced 10 lead
the Boys club, which will be organ
lied under the supervision OF the Y
NJ. c. a. Shepherd LETTER gave his
first talk on civics. his subject being
The City Council and City Court "
Other numbers were: Victrola mu-
sic; piano solo, jeanette Eichler:
German play. nth grade; drill by
first AMI second grades; music, led By
Mrs. Shoepel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24
ANOTHER FIRE AT OIL
C0MPANY'S PROPERTY

Another fire, which might have
reached serious proportions II II had
not been discovered in good time. &C.
CURED Tuesday morning about $50
O'Clock in a pit on the Grand
Trunk siding 10 the lndepend-
ent Tank Co, on w. Marion
ST. and just adjoining the main tank
building. Central and hose house No.
2 responded and with chemicals sue
ceeded in confning the blaze to the
pit which is used for making connec-
tiOns bteween the cars and the tank
house. IL is thought that the pit was
set afire by sparks from a passing
engine. The damage was small.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24
LOCAL GIRL APPEARS
in CHICAGO MUSICAL

Miss Helen Guufoyle. $50 W. La
sale av.. who has won splendid rec
IGNITION as an accomplished pianist,
appearel on the program at must
cal given Wednesday at Chicago in
the Congress hotel. The affair was
given BY the St Mary's club OF that
city which is composed OF students Of
81. Mary's. Notre Dame. Miss Gull
foyle viii spend Thanksgiving At Chi
cago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24

accepting Of nine applications for
mem bership comprised the work at
the regular business meeting of the
Beech Tree court. No. 211, Tribe Of
Ben Hur, at Beyler hall, last night.
Following the business session a
dance with special music was given.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24
LOCAL GUNNERS STAR AT
HAMLET SHOOTING MATCH

Fred T. Vergin and Charles Brede-
nus. 10th or South Bend. starred in
he miscellaneous shooting match
seld at Hamlet. Ind. Tuesday. The
wO men arrived home last night with
light turkeys and six ducks as prizes.
there were 20 turkeys and so ducks
siven away.
Experts were at the match from
aporte. Walkerton. Gary. Michigan,
1ishawaka and South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-24
BRYAN HEADS ASSEMBLY
AND BIBLE CONFERENCE

William Jennings Bryan was made
president OF the Winona assembly and
Bible conference at Winona Lake,
Ind, Tuesday. Articles OF incorpora-
ton were hled Tuesday with a capital
stock Of 100000 and il is provided
in the articles that no Indebtedness
for borrowed money in excess or s10,-
900 ever shall DO incurred.