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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-13
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When soft footsteps and hustled
voice. iu g home iu syracuse. y y,
accompanied the coming Co. earth Of %
tiny % that cuCtscd the sweet soul
ut Edna MAY. fate smiled kindtv upon
tn" scene, ana from out of the nun oi
pillow aud coVcrlots and the soitcr
p%tuiusiun of e great muthor love.
q miniature oi marvellous gtft aud 81"
ciuusncss was lifted alou Tor the adj
miiatiou of those who loved her even
IN the vast heretofore And heaven,
vtthal. blessed the birth. for seldom
has little lie grown to greater grand
eur han the mite who nus FIRST saw
the light
1.-the as q fdwn, the girl grew -
her teens ana with the gathering years
came "a lovely form and magnificent
intellect when were dcccutuaiod
largely by a charming character ~
which the personality of pure hea
ana perfect mind shonc forth like q
Jewel IN the sun.
what more fitting thing in an the
world then than that the public shoIld
view the treasure
ip due time. IN fact the public
claimed her, and she wen, upon tho
stage where her appearance before
the foutlights was i|ustantlt the furo-
runner OF a most attractive romance.
She AZ urst struggled forth in cons
paratiNo ohscurity in much The same
way that every diamond secures ~
polish, hut finally New Yurk. the gate
way to world fame hid her welcome.
II seems like Yesterday So Vivid
du's tho picture of her triumph rc-
t.tV. MN. I.H 100. ....t.l ~ .l-.Hfs
IA, great city announcing the uu'n.ng
Of 10 comic opera ia the Casino thee-
tct but non. contained her uarlr
Programs wcr" handed cut ~ to
trst-nlghtcts came To- IN" initial per
Torrance ct the Belle 90 Sew york
hut for an that they contained Edu,
Ma might never have existed
O. Wa tn audience dressed iu RCD.
the vast grandeur uf Gotham Their
.trs w'r. uttuuod for q merry PEE.
lHur' ct m"lud, and their ewes "'ro
iH,ue-'d for the commit t,lc.
The orchestra leader with rapid swing
ct me baton had set their nerves
40 ugi, with the ~.ulNculng strains II
60 Ultiul air aud poised for q nomclt
ipt 10, rpcLiug chorus as "igh'oDu
huud.cd pleasure ockcrs ictuc,l tol
ward ~ their Im,h chalrs Iu marked
expect ucv. rnc.r WAS q ,rlsu al
ovmbal-. Il ulJr" 90 the tru mon" an
then i harmon ing ot trims and
brass inr ~ went the curtain
Tho Belle OF NcW york made it-
opening hld Tor popularity amid q
rrufIsiun uf girls and gorscu.s para
ph"rnallH ana a rare collection Il
songs ami lauEhtor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-13

davncd on him. He Thought some
record of his last DAYS IN this world
of toll and tr.huiation might hc intcr-
"sttng 'o Hopper. IT.. IN case the
Jungle pet forgot his lines and bit
fathers head on
by permission uf Mr. Hopper. who
happily survives. extracts are here.
with given from IN. diary
Feb. 10. Director Dillon says ~.
viii have a itti. surprise for me to-
morrow Must remind Mrs. hoppcr
To- buy som. aruica
Feb. il-Asked Dillon what IN"
surprise ~. lie asked me To- wait an
he can tell Miss Tinch.r and me 10.
gcthcr. liz wants 10 hear vs. both
laugh at once. Renewed my accident
insurance today.
Feb. i2-Dillon wanted tu know Il
| had made my viii Too busy TO teal
me what the surprise.
Feb. Ia Made my viii
Feb. il-Dllon away. Miss Tin IA.
ct saws she hears they are guing
run US through a roe crusher. Nj
contract does o call for this. and I
shall protest.
Feb. l5-Dnlon broke the ncws
Fay and | nave got to run all ovc u
set. with q lion after as | don't be-
licvc It can be u real lion. Dillon -
kidder
Feb. 16-1, Is 4 real lion ! saw n
Feb. l1-Saw 1t again some fate,
fascination draws nv to its cage
Feb. iS-Took FAY to see the lion
II Nawned AT MS. II u yaWns ~ me
IN the picture | shall spoil 500 i"ct
Of film.
Feb is-Thc lion roareJ. Am NJ
going ~ Visit, II any more.
Feb 2o-iIad many memories a..
my old pals on Broadway, and tho
happy days I have spent at IN.
Lambs club
Feb. 2t-Had a daN IN and spent
IL with my vii. and child one never
knows.
Feb. s2-Ftrst lion scene Get Tor TO-
morrow. ! wish ! were not so pluri -.
Still. Fay saws ". got something On
her. Nv clothes are thicker
Fen 22 Lion seen. postponed
Lion too cross. | wish his trainers
would bc nicer To- him.
Fc5. 26-Lion been cross Tor %
days.
Feb. Dillon says lion feeling
better, going 10 make scene. can't
waste anN NOR. time Ia her waste
a comedian. I suppose.
March I-Dinou turned the lion
loose after Fay and me. told ne To
keep ahead of him. and register fright.
We did. ! didn't have To think about
registering fright. either. only abort
Keeping ahead Of the lion Dilloh
does all he can TO make things easy
March g. More lion scenes. Dillon
say the ones Yesterday didn't have
enough pep 7 don't know whether
II was Fay that didn't move ias
enough, OF the lion.
March 81 had To- stand at one I'd
~ a osth-tuh and ~; Pa" out of IT,.
Will. the lion 'tood At the other srd
II the tub aud looked at me | hope
Fay never finds ou, how neal sh"
came To- being dropped on a concrete
floor. Sh. probably would blame me.
Anyway. wore through. | have lost *
pounds. and Dillon Is happy. He ssS =
| my act.as WIS wonderful lie docsN't
know the difference between acting
ana plain action
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-13

The many things which
We read about and
nfc ~ immediate I'm.
portancc a. the cNp.c-
tant mother. IL a splcn
did external remedy
called M
Frieni.'' This II 40.
piled over the muscles
Of the stomach. II Il.
deeply penetrating In
iis influence. Mothe,s
evcryw tell of it,
son'h ne effect, how n
alliys pains incident %
stretching Of cords,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-13

Santa Pc y N, Npril ll.-T The o.-
lowing uuttrioS have beer appointed
uN tho governor
William u Huhson kely. SooorrH
county Dlompt Hghtowcr Houdu
Lincoln ,uutr ASa Morton. Iov,na
tom Eddy count
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-13
HENRY M~ORGENTHAU
WILL RESIGN POST

Washington NprIl o. iI.rrt $40
gouthnu. American ambassador go
Turkey. said after 4 conference WIN
President Wilson that ho wts DnuaIO.
'rIug rcsiguinr his post but that b.
bad mot had opportunity to discuss enc
question with the president ,ua thos'
.nr, Vts not certain vhcthyr h' would
return to tous'antIuuplo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-13

Hector Turnhull rs tn. author =
FOR the Defense. the Iasky- Para
mount production IN which Miss Fan
rir ward VIII star. lie also wrote
The Cheat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-13

Climbing Np~e-. UntIc, -u'klc and
'Irinatis VINES. = ,c0r- Dbl. Nlhu-
pucrqu" .r,s'nhou-'-. Phone 400
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-13

The most popular Characterization
uf Miss Blanche sweet include thos"
of % ragamufhu an anarchist an All
dict To- drugs ~ q mcsmcrists sub
lr,t Her newest role Is that Of -
lady Iu the laskN- Paramount pi"
tlri2ttiou of Henry seton Morriman's
novel. u he SuWers."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-13
4 Fine Aid For
moth0r.to.be

We arc nj: greatly indebted 10 those
who tell their experiences. And among
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-13

Dustin faiuum and u number az
hotsomcE are seen chasing about the
screen 90 their heads III the Pallaa-
Paramount release. Ben Blair The
scene shows not Tn. figures Themselves
hut thcir reflections In u Ci"ir stroatN
IN. splendid photography fooled
even the operators. who believed that
pant ct the nlms were upside down.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04

The following is taken from a
a correspondence 10 the Times-Pica-
vune from the state fair a. Shreve-
port: The greatest victory fell to
John Robert Reid. Of Tal.uiah. the
rig club champion Of last Year. He
developed the herd he had then and
aided 20 it, challenged adult breed
ore and more than held his own.
The Atlanta junior champion which
he bought for $500, finished second
here 70 Mccall 7. who was placer
fifth at Atlanta. bit ne did much
better with the pigs he raised HIM
self He was in the money in sew
e-al classes, and then took first WIFI
iunios yearling SOW and with senior
SOW mig in succession, and won the
Junior SOW championship. Then h'
took two Of the biggest prizes 10
the get Of sire and for the produce
Of a dam. That gives some IDEA 0
the kind of swine the Louisiana boy
are showing they can breed an
raise"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04
= ohio civ OF Toledo,

80 : CIGaey makes oath that n
IL sea.or partner Of the fTrl OF ~
SAS,"y G 60. doing business N the
80: lido County and State atore-
s liz 81 sr t'' ts5t sa-t frn WIN Pay t.
80 ..,.i = one EDnED. DOLLARS. = tor
stah and eve.y cas. Of C7GaT TrTn,f IL;
{ rpI CT-RF FRANK J. CHENky
sv.N.a to before ne and suo3cr.oed
,rc,e-~a. this sth dav OF D.ceU-
n, 1856. ~ ". GLEASOS
ISsaD 80 t-tnr-
HIi.s .S,s through the Blood on II :
N:mccus Surfaces o. the system seHH
''' = CHENEY s: CO, Toledo o.
Sold ~ all druggists: 7Sc. ,.,o,
Halls Family H.-.e toT
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04

STATEMENT OF ownership, manage
~ mi, e.. Of Tae Manson Journai,
puoN,asi weekly at Tsluiah, La. Tor
OcLober, 1916. r-r,,,.L
Publisher. w L. Rount-ee' a., uiaH'
La: Editor, George Spen;e Ialiulan'
La. Managing Editor ara bls.I ItS
Manager. w. L. Kountree, a.!-Lan'
Ia: Owner. J. P. Scott, -. joseph
La. Bondnolders, etc. none. ,,.-,
". l.. ROUSrR EE, Ploiisne'
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04

DIED-John c. Ellis, age 6S, at
Alton, La, Friday. Nov. ;. Re
mains vii. be buried at TaIIu.Ah
Cemetery this morning.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04
NV little SOL . ~ a very sever

NV little SOL . NJ YER severe c"'u'
WAS recomuendeu n y Chamberlain
-ough Remedy, AMI N.tnre small bot
10 was finished he was as well as ever,
writes Mrs. II. silks, 30 bowling Street
-vdrcv, Australia This remedy Is TO-
.alo IS ~ i-.lsTe-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04

Just received fresh mlnce meat
nackereI, pig feet, raISins, Patty
Cake tour. buckwheat -four. meat
patty, can raisins. Our fail stock
vii b. in soDn.-W. A. GILPIN.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04
A Gard to Owners
of Rural Telephone Lines

We are anxious see that all lines owned oS
other parties and connected with us are KEEP IN
Of rural lines are responsible for their upkeep'
we want to cooperate with them
All lines require thorough overeauling oeca-
sio,allv if the best service is to be obtained. we
recommend that every line connected with Us 90
overhaued at least year and that at ieas' one
experienced telephone man assist in this work inc
cost of this work when divided among all the pa"on'
of the line makes the amount paid oS each na
VI ' .h;s COG, will he more than offset by the
improved service.
u.he oxvna,s Of rural telephone lines in this Sec
,, are exner;encine trouble with their service, we
iii nnreciate their talking the matter over with our
Manager or writing us fully We will glaois 10
what .-e can toward helping you improve u'e N0"
dition of your lire.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04

Mr.. Percy /. RQuntree. If Vidal
ia, La. IS az expected visitor u
Tallu.ah this morning..
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04
POLICE Jury ::iDINGS
TaIlulah. La, Nov. l, 1915

The Police Jury this day convened
in regular sessi \, Hon. A!eH. Clark
President, oresiiing, watts j.
represented. On motion Of Mr.
H.w4s. reading of the minutes OF
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04
Happenings Of Loca! Interest
Picked up around
Town.

Mr. }. ". Crump. q WaveTy,
La, was in Taliu.ah enc day Of the
pas: week.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04


agalrs. me PARISH en-. Z
E'ent, ard, On 'Ao-'-.'
way, sane were o'-S'0
me Necessary u % .
pToprate- :: ,a-,. s.''' 49,
IN '""-''' 90
CONTRACT for pa,n,'R
bridges .: ;He paris" - 10 ~.
/ D. r. 6e;h'a %" 49,
terms. ;o-"l,. rs -
burn a. ScA.eS' '-',, 49, -
N" stee., ali s'e''''' - -'' 900
rs o"n eNpenN' al t'-''''' ''.-
and . properly anu ''''' 49, 49, '-'..'
a. the '-ae. oT'iS' al - $3.50 %
est ~, exceeding ~
running loot am '''- '17 -
u DC USED. =.
On H.2AoA .. ". -''.'. -
: following q i'''1''I' =
adopted.
Sc. !. be i oFua''.'''
Ice jury u Nai:S'h &, 's'., o..
, VAR session a'SS''''.-'''
DeTsoA oTe2"!HH u ~ 1'.
-. aoAX me ?~o''~ ''''' -
by moving I'acI''' a. 80
any person "Ju''''- ''''
ny moving P''"' ''O'9
= an! pT'S''' 49, - go -. l-..u~
i or DFiiErS o' -'''S P1'''" ,.l
9. togE'nE wax ms y = W. -,
q = Eu..ty Of i '''.',-s''' -
at tonvetson' sna" D. '~''',.', - s.,
tine u not more '''1'
collars or "hp''S''''''V.'' NJ
Ne than tn'rty GAYS VI '0''''
TX oiscTe''o" VI LAX .,:,,4
III Sec. :. BE i lu' '''e' -,
&C. ETC. that 'he u''-''e' "''''
req Uso'e' -, IN ohio,
-. a.! TIoia'oFS u ''''' our
no road ordinances ''u =.
-o- pToceed also "s "''''' "'' go .t-,.
:; CIVIL acton lo' u@'''AN -,
a. OF thi7 oous lot eAe''' ~..,
ing anu r1p"'''''" $780,
7'o!aUo"S' ,u -
4. On '"o''o' % W. -s.,a
Of 1oI""'nR te''' u'O -; H.
on be l. reSo.'eu ~ -. .
:air OF Mau'9o" l a. '',' " 100 ooo ~
:. l,-,bv ,,n-,
be ana 'ne 7a'"e .;o nI,,,
eat pT'ated 70 ass''' '"' Is n.,,;,
ATTY FAIR ASs'c'a''o"' '"'' :: ;,
'eat TINS fo''ce "u'' % q h,,;I3;n,
o-L nurchase of the necessary OUilGlHI
y" -a,narant exhibition and ia
grounds Of said association.
n Be it further resolved that I
Re- said appropriation in equal ihSta
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04

Ms. Geo. Spencer IS visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Carnea. Goldman, al
Goldman, Ia.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04

The shower" tn ladies' are
talking about would ~. be out Of
place-for weather such as We have
been kaving lately.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04
Sheriff Sale
State Of Louisiana. Parish of Madison
Nluth judicial District Court.

p.rhn & Orendorf Implement &.
vs. No 2QOs.
post Pros. ard c. II. ard II. K. Post.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04

POST Bros. ard c. H. and II. K. Post
~ v.-t;a an order Of sale to ne
l,-.rt,j from the Honorable Ninth
r,s.ri. District Court for the Parish
., Mali, n aforesaid, in the above en-
,.r,ad caIse. | viii proceed TO SELL a,
,.,n,i, ., ton. az the front door If the
/ r,Yr, H .se in the town of Ta.!ulah. IN
Madison Parish, Louisiana, on tn" tAiTn
SATURDAY.. tn 18th day OF November
\ D. 1916. between the hours pre-
.,-,ced by law. al! the right, title and
interest of Post Bros. and c. RI. ana
4 R. Post in and to the following Ge'
sc-ined property, to-wit:
One 10. If clover seed, consisting OF
about eleven sacks " twenty-five bush
sls and one lot of clover hay from sand
amount Of seed, seized in the abo''
SUIT.
Terms Of Sale: Cash with benefit o
; a. gra. sement.
Al. SEVER, JR..
D, Sheriff Madison Parish, La
' S..,.f's Ouce. TalIulah, La, Nov
30 1t. ii.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04

Attention is called TO the ad OF
the Tallulah Hardware & Furniture
Co, announcing their agency for
Free Sewing Machine. Call and IN
spect the machine; in has many ad-
vaHtageS.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04

The Police Jury held IS regular
meeting Wednesday, tn proceed
ings Of which appear in col5 issue.
Attention is called - the cad md
bridge ordinance pass! by that
body.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04

Mr.. /. ". Spencer went = the
fair at Shreveport Thursday IN the
interest Of the louisiana Delta ar
Association. he being assistant sec
retary of that organization.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Happenings Of Loca! Interest
Picked up around
Town.
Mr. J. W. Crunp, q Waver.y,
La, was in Ta!iu.ah enc day Of the
pas: week.
Mr.. Percy /. RQuntree. If Vidal
ia, La. IS an expected visitor 70
Tallu.ah thi: morning
The honor roll ioy second month
for Alton school IS herewith
published. CorneIa ke!., 80; Man
tey!..e Ke.I, -.
Ms. Geo. Spencer IS visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Carnea. Goldman, al
Goldman, "a.
/ The shower" IN, ladies' are
talking abou. would ~. be out Of
place-for weather such as We nave
been ka:iAg lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. I. Leeves, anu
little daughter. Pauline, Of S,J.ey,
La. were Visitors yesterday a. the
home Of Mrs. Leeres parents. Or
| and Mrs. q. ". Gaines.
The Police Jury held is regu,a'
| meeting "Wednesday, tn proceed
ings Of which appear in c"l5 issue
Attention is called - the cat an
bridge ordinance pass. by tina
| body.
| Mr.. /. ". Spencer went = IN
| fair al Shreveport Thursday IN IN
| interest Of the louisiana Delta IA
Association. he being assistant Sc
Rotary of that organization.
Attention is called TO the ad
the Tallulah Hardware & Furnltu
Co., announcing their agency I
. Free Sewing Machine. Cal! and
|, spect the machine; in hai many a
} vantages.
} Nessrs. Myles Hopkins, D.
} O'Kelley, and w. G. Fulton, all
, St. Joseph, La, were in Ta!luIan
Z wednesday last euroute to the Il
I at Shreveport.
Inst received fresh mlnce me
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-04
SATURDAY., tn 18th day OF NONtinDH

S..-.F's Office. Tallu!ah, La Nov
l.t. ii.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-23
For Real Safety First
Don't Mention Straps

The dealer approached and the
scribe vacated. Strange how some
folks get all fused up about little
things The next Main street dealer
visited relieved his pent up emotions
by a volume of profanity. Another
man further up the street made a mo-
ton in the direction of his pocket and
as this is time of preparedness and
mobilizing, the reporter took the hint,
and disappeared around the corner at
Eighth street.
The next man Immediately went to
the phone and called 4741 and asked
DR.. S. E. Smith If he had any extra
rooms out at Easthaven.
The reporter had to have a Sign
of Summer" story and as he knew
that strawberries we're selling at sum-
ner prices, he dropped in at a grocery
store and asked the price of straw
berries. The clerk thought that he
was referring to~a straw hat and in an
effort to reach the scribe he upset
box of eggs. The interviewer stayed
long enough to see that there were
no young chicks in the eggs and then
beat it back to the office and told the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-23
BY CUB"

Mentioning straw hats to mems
furnishing dealers is somewhat SINH
lar to waving bright red flag at a
bull this year.
This was found to be the fact today
when scribe approached several
local dealers in an effort to get a
story On THE Increase of the Straw
Hat Business over that of Former
Years"
None of the following notes were
taken in the stores because the scribe
had to make too hasty retreat for
anything like that but they were made
from memory after running several
blocks from the scenes of action. Here
is the reply received at the first in
terview:
The straw hat is a frost. 1t is only
space filler on the shelves and
good space filler it is because it does
not have to be replaced. I've decided
that / am foolish man for putting
up my money against the imperial
fist of Jack. Frost. To mention
straw hat to a customer on a day like
this would be the same as driving him
from the store. Even the mentioning
of the name of a straw hat is sign
for an outburst of rage. No man is
safe with the word on his tongue"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-23
Another Wonderful
Recovery From
Kidney Trouble

For nearly nine years I was a great
sufferer from what my doctor said
was Kidney trouble and my blood was
out of order; enduring all that time
excruciating pain In my back and
across my bowels. I was drawn down
so that l could only walk with my
hands on my knees. My doctor said
he could do nothing for me- I tried
many kinds Of medicine but all to no
no avail. A friend told me about DR..
kllmers Swamp-Root, and as l had
tried everything else that l heard of,
/ bought bottle of Swamp-Root and
1t did wonders for me. prize 1t high
er than any other medicine and / shall
recommend it to my friends. l wish to
add right here that after using Swamp
Root for two months I began to
straighten up and am now sound and
we'll, and feel like might live long
time yet to tell what your medicine
has done for me.
Yours very truly.
T. c. CLAY.
100 Sugar st. Marion, Ohio
State of Ohio
Marion County
& Personally appeared before me this
10Th day of December, A. D.. 1914, T.
c. Clay, who subscribed to the above
statement and made oath that the
same Is true in substance and in fact
Charles W. Haberman,
Notary Public,
Marion Co., Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-23
MILITARY CLUB
lContinued From Paqe One, I

obligation of a citizen where he has
or hat not had military training.
1t Is proposed to give the members
OF the club, young men ranging in age
from 16 to 25 years, instruction in the
rudiments of military training. All in
terested are requested to go to the re-
cruiting station and talk over the
proposition with Sergeant Bond.
The club is being offered to meet
the preparedness demand which is
sweeping over the country. The train
ing would be under the direction of
Sergeant Bond and local men who
have seen service in the United States
army. Emphasis would be laid upon
the physical development side as much
as on the discipline side.
A similar club has recently been or
ganized in Marion and it grew so
rapidly that it seems as though
limit will have to be placed on the
number of members.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-23
SOCIETY DELEGATES
ATTENDING VERBAND

Joseph NJ. Waterman and John H.
aabing are the delegates of the ST.
'Joseph's Benevolent society who have
been attending the meetings of the ST.
Joseph's Stats Verband in Indianap D.
pills since Sunday. Rev Frank A.
Roell, pastor of the ST Andrews
Catholic church, is also attending the
convention.
Among the members of St. Joseph's
Benevolent Society who with their
wives attended the session Sunday
are: Joseph Schepmann, Albert J.
Felthaus. John Zwissler and George
Zwissler. George Maurer also attend
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-23
RAE TAKES KELLY'S PART
IN PAGEANT TOMORROW.

Rain or shine" the delayed Shake
spearean pageant VIII be held tomor-
row.
In the event of clear weather the
celebration will be held on Earlhma
campus in the afternoon, beginning al
3 O'Clock, and in the evening, begin
ming at 7-45. In the event of inclem-
ent weather the pageant will be held
In the Coliseum, afternoon and even
ing.
II was announced today that be-
cause Of the unavoidable absence from
the city Of President R.. L. Kelly of
Earlham college, who was to have
played the part of Shakespeare, that
part will be taken by DIR. j. j. Rae,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church
Those who appear in costume at the
afternoon pageant are asked TO appear
in the audience in costume at the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-23
MILTON MAN GIVEN
PLACE ON PROGRAM

Members Of the Christian church
here have received programs for the
1915 Bethany assembly to be held at
Bethany park, Brooklyn, Ind, July 26
to August IS.
In the program of speakers appears
the name of the Rev. F. c. Mccormick
Of Milton. He will speak August /,
and his address will be on THE Work
and the Rewards of the Rural Minis.
ter"
w. R: Motley of Richmond is a mem
Der of the 1915 permanent committee
on adult activities.