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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-26
Mrs. Frank Gerardin, Wife
OF Artist. Dies Out West

Notice of the death Of Mrs. Frank
Gerardin, Oct. II, at her home in
California, has been received by Mrs.
George Matthews, of this city. Mrs.
Gerardin is the wife of the noted In
diana artist. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
ardin were residents of Richmond for
many years before moving to Cali
fornia. They left here because of the
i'll health of Mrs. Gerardin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-26

while on parole in Indiana came to
New York ans held up a station agent
at North Pelham, tied him and left
him behind q stove. McMullin, he
added. pleaded guilty to this crime
and served four years in prison for
the offense.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-26
DUTCH GOVERNMENT STUDIES
AMERICAN ARMY ON RHINE

THE HAGUE, Oct. 26-The Dutch
war department has decided to study
American army methods and, with the
permission of the United States gov
eminent, has sent a commission of
official observers to the American
army on the Rhine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-26

To Fortify the System Against Grip
Take GROVES L. B. Q. tablets Gaxa-
tive Bromo Quinine tablets) which de-
stroy germs, act as Tonic and Laxa-
tive, and thus prevent Colds, Grip and
Influenza. Ask for GROVES L. B. O..
tablets. Look for E. w. GROVES sig
nature on box. 30c-Advertiseme
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-04
VERMONT SHOULD
AID THE EAST
Campaign Is Being Continued 10 Raise
Money for Suffering Humanity

Campaign Is Being Continued 10 Raise
Money for Suffering Humanity
The campaign 10 aid the suffering
peoples u the Near East is being con-
tinued in Vermont. and while. owing
q the severe weather conditions, Il has
been impossible 10 organize many II
the counties and the towns. all Yer
m -nters are urged TO make their con-
t-ibutions ether to their county or
town chairman or direct 70 the state
Chairman.
Elsewhere in this paper an adver-
tisement appears which tells about the
work being done. Read the adver-
tlsement," suggests Roland f. Stey-
ens, state chairman. "and every owner
of IN automobile and all those who
have a desire TO own an autobobile
will tax themselves 10 cents for each
Lorse power Of the engine in the car,
knowing that their contribution may
save life Who would not contrib
ute, and contribute literally when such
small units of a contribution mean
food for the hungry and the saving Of
honest lives, nearly exhausted for tine
reed Of food.
Il want to see Vermont raise S70,-
600 for the Near East Relief. We can
do this and not one contributor viii
deprive himself Of an essential. He
will have his three meals every day
and his real, clean bed TO sleep in CIV
ely night. With his contribution he
is making it possible for the Christ
ian people Of the Near East countries
people who have suffered long and
to the limit Of suffering-to have some
nourishing food and clothing to cover
their nakedness.
who is there who can refuse TO re-
spond TO this appeal. am sure every
Vermonter viii willingly do his part
and that he will do il without delay
hat the money may be FASTENED across
.he water TO these suffering people"
In case there is no organization in
he readers town for the collecting of
to the Near East cause
lie should enclose the money in an en-
'elope and address it to Roland f.
stevens, State Chairman, Near East
Relief, White River Junction, Vt. If
check is to be sent make it payable
o the Near East Relief.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-04
Estate of WILLIAM +. CHISHOLM
Order Of Notice Of Allowance Of
Account

Z A1NOuil
State Of Vermont, District of Man
chester IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District Aforesaid: To all persons
interested in the estate Of William r.
Chisholm late of Winhall in said Dis
trict, deceased, GREETING:
Whereas, said Court has assigned
the 25th day of March next for ex-
aiming and allowing the account of
the executor of the estate Of said de-
ceased and for a decree of the residue
Of said estate to the lawful claimants
Of the same, and ordered that public
notice thereof be given TO all persons
interested in said estate by publishing
this order three weeks successfully
previous to the day assigned, in the
Manchester Journal a newspaper pub
lished at Manchester in said District.
Therefore you are hereby notified to
appear at the Probate Office in Man
chester in said District, on the day as
signed, then and there to contest the
allowance of said account il you see
cause, and to establish your right as
heirs, legatees and lawful claimants
to said residue.
Given under my hand, this Goth day
of February, 1920.
47-3w EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-04
ARLINGTON

The town meeting this year was one
Ct the most momentous in many a
year as a question that has been in
the minds Of a great many for many
years has finally been settled and a
start made in the right direction. The
question Of high school for this place
was decided fayorably and il was vot-
cd to appropriate S35, 900 for that pur-
pose, spreading the payment for the
same over q period Of ten years. At
FIST it is expected that two year
course only will be installed bat later
Of ii is hoped that full four year
course win be established.
The folding are the officers elected
II the coming year:-Moderator, J.
X. Batchelder; clerk, Elizabeth p.
Howard; treasurer, z. c. Woodwork;
LIST constable. Daniel Walsh; 2nd con
stable, Harold Cole; auditor 3 years.
Reuben Phillips; school director FOR
years, Rev. s. Roosevelt; lister 3 yrs,
Myron Cole; road commissioner. +. J.
Sinclair; .selectman 3 years, Geo. d.
Howard; grand jurors J. W. lyman,
7. c. Martin and 3. l. Hard; oyerseer,
Richard keough; tree warden, 81. r.
Kilion; law agent, J. X. Batehelder.
4 tax Of 500 as voted. a part Of this
70 apply on the new school indebted
reeg-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-04

on dollar Of the Grand List
1 Art. 9. To see what sum the town
would appropriate for permanent
highways.
II WAS voted 10 appropriate 81 900
for this purpose.
Art. 4. TO see If the town would
instruct the seleetmen TO appoint road
commissioners instead Of electing
them by ballot
This article was voted down by
ballot.
Art. 6. To see If the town viii vote
5000 to skinner Post for Memorial
Day expenses.
This article was unanimously adopt
cd.
Art Z To elect town officers for the
year ensuing.
Under this article the active work
Of the meeting commenced, and the
following is a list Of the officers elect
ed:
Moderator, +. {. Archibald; clerk,
Miss Alice +. Bennett; selectman for 3
years, II. l.. Adams. Mr.. Adams was
opposed by X. b. Gleason, the present
incumbent d. II. Dyer, not desiring
the Office longer; lister for 3 years,
S. y. Taylor; highway commissioner,
Earle II Fisher. He was opposed by
Jay w Thompson. School director
for years, F. c. Archibald; overseer
Of the poor, Harry Hubbard. He was
opposed by John Wright. Treasurer,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-04
TOWN MEETING DAY
Is MANCHESTER

\ Fair sized Crowd Turns out {,
Transact the ToWn's business. The
Female Voters not out 10 Great
Strength. Town Votes "ies" on
License Question.
A bright day greeted the voters on
Tuesday when their annual gathering
took place al the Opera House.
Promptly at ten o'clock the meet
ing was opened and the warning read
and AT once the moderator and clerk
were chosen. The regular business
Of The meeting was then taken up and
the various articles in the warning
were disposed Of in the following man
ner:
Art. 1. To hear the reports Of town
officers.
The reports Of the officers as printed
was received.
Art. 2 To vote tax to defray the
expenses Of the town for the year en-
suing.
The tax budget as prepared by the
auditors did not contain the amount
required by law TO be raised as a state
tax for this year, only zoe being es-
timatcd where the law says that 40c
shall be raised. This with an addi-
tional l0c for schools, making Soc
for that department, brings the whole
amount Of tax to be raised up to $500
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-04
HELP THEM NOW
II May BE too Late Year, a Month
or Week from Now

White River Jet, VT, Feb. 81, 1920.
Vermont Near East Relief Headquar-
tiers received to-day an appeal by tel
egram from the Vermont members
who are about to sail for Constantine
pie to aid in the Near East Relief
work.
"On the eve of my departure for the
Near East to serve, as best | may, the
suffering peoples Of the Bible lands,
wish TO make this personal appeal for
my friends and TO citizens generally
in my native state to do all in their
power here at home to support the
cause in which | have enlisted. The
appeal of the starving thousands Of
Armenia and other countries Of West
ern Asia must not, cannot beignoredb by
the Christian people of America. Re
ports reaching National Headquarters
of Near East Relief show that hun
dreds of thousands of adults and at
least two hundred and fifty thousand
little homeless children are in need of
our aid. Without food supplies from
America thousands of these people
must perish from starvation.
IL deem it privilege to have this
opportunity TO do my share in saving
the lives and ministering to the well
fare and upbuilding of these people.
You at home should also feel that
your part, the most important of all,
is likewise a privilege. You may not
be able to go, but at least you can
give. On your generous hearts every
thing else depends"
(Signed) MAUDE J. MARSHALL,
and other Vermonters sailing Feb. %.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-04

W II. Roberts: Collector. David D.
Netals lsi constable, J. .. Purdy, 2nd
constable. Edward Hanley; cemetery
commissioner Tor years. C. Il. Annes;
auditor for 8 years. W. II. shaw:
grand jurors. David VetGi and 4 b.
Gleason; law agent, r. C. Archibald.
tree warden. h Hanlcy.
Art. 5. To see what salary shall Be
paid the Town Clerk FOR the ensuing
year
II was voted that the clerk be paid
the sum Of $500 and furnish Office and
fuel.
Art. 9. To see II the town will APP
point a person to prepare soldiers
record for the town Of Manchester.
The Town Clerk was chosen 10 pre-
pare this record.
Art. 10 and II. These were the ar
ticles relative to license.
The result Of the vote was a sur
prise inasmuch as a heavy "yes" vote
was recorded for both articles. name
ly: III yes" and 50 mo" on Art. 10,
and I27 Eyes" and as mo" on Art. II.
Arts. ~ and Is were dismissed.
The sgw ue .s,saa ,.s.. s.. F.fl......
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-04

/ Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Adams were in
Granville Thursday.
Charles White who has been board
ing at Chester Reeds the past year,
died Saturday night at the home Of
Thomas Brooks where he was moved
last week, aged GO years. He has
been in poor health for some time.
The funeral was held Monday at 2
O'Clock, and he was buried in the No.
Rupert cemetery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-04
NORTH RUPERT

o. p. Black returned Sunday from
Boston.
Mrs. Bert Adams is visiting her
daughter in Swanton.
Merritt Leach has returned from
Manchester where he has been nurs-
ing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wildwood spent a
few days recently in Rupert and Gran
vile, N. Y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12

ed. and is bound 20 maintain in all
has experience the spirit OF peace.
Peace That the World Gives.
IN the text Jesus said that the
world gives peace. This may be
questioned by some az first thought.
but e IS "a fact that there IS pleasure
in sin. The world does give what
we may fairly call peace. although
temporarily.
Now Jesus says that there is a
difference between the peace OF the
world and the peace he gives. The
world gives only 70 the lowest part
OF man, the flesh. The world never
gives except for pay. therefore
really never gives. wv hatsOever a
man sOweth that shall he also reap.
A man Who yields % the world must
remember that the world is a Shy
lock. and will demand the pound OF
flesh. Furthermore, the world new
er satisfies John Ruskin has said
that the satellites OF the flesh belong
TO the bitterest experience OF men.
There is "A momentary pleasure in
sin to the normal man but this
pleasure does not reach the deeper
nature Of man, and cannot therefore
satisfy.
The Peace That Jesus Gives
Jesus Christ said that he did not
give as the world gives, and running
the parallel, we may say that he
gives 20 the highest part of man.
that is. he gives 10 the spiritual. In
the last year and a half Of our
Lords life he was in the midst OF all
kinds of opposition but he always
n aintained a spirit Of quietness. His
/ spirit prevailing over the flesh; and
lie would have his followers have
the same experience.
Jesus literally gives his peace to
the world. asking nothing in return.
He said, II give unto them eternal
] life" and Come unto me all We that
labor and are heavy laden, and I will
give YOU rest"
This peace Of Christs satisfies. The
| Psalrnist said. He satisfeth the
| longing soul. and fiUeth the hungry
soul with goodness" This peace en-
abled Job to saw in the midst Of his
many troubles. BLESSED be the name
/ Of the Lord " President William
| Mckinley as he Law dying repeated
the words. NE arer my God TO Thee,
! nearer to Thee"
Peace Tested by Jesus Himself.
This peace is Gods own peace
! Whatever commotion there may be
/ on the earth. or indeed in the uni
verse. God Is calm and at peace. and
/ this peace was the peace that Jesus
I Christ himself tested on this earth.
MY peace 7 give unto YOU" That
! reace sustained him before the mob
/ that attacked him in Gethsemane,
when he stood before PLATE. and
Herod: as he gazed on the crowds
about the cross mocking him, and
said. Father. FORGIVE them. for they
! know not what they do"
Those who are not Christians
should first experience the peace
with God. which is secured iv faith
/ IN IesuS Christ and afterwards have
/ this peace Of God. the peace Of
I which Jesus spoke in the text.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12

Never was the world OF mankind
needing peace as today. and the
same might be said OF the individual.
The late war was but an emphasis
on this lack OF peace, and although
the collision OF forty millions Of men
IS not now heard, men are still
struggling physically In many parts
Of the world, and the political, social
and religious world is still in great
confusion.
The peace Of the text is not peace
with God. AS has frequently been
said by students OF the word of Cod.
there is a peace with God" and a
peace OF God" We believe that
the peace Of this text is the latter.
The disciples of Jesus probably quite
fully understood what the peace
with God" was. but they did not
know the peace of God" Peace
with God" is quite legal; while the
peace referred 20 here has 70 do
with mans experience.
Quite uniformly through all the
history of Christian experience, we
have testimony TO this. The Psalm
ist saws, Great peace have they that
love thy law" The prophet Isaiah
Lad the same idea when he said,
Thou wilt keep him IN perfect
peace whose mind is stayed on
Thee" Jesus sometimes spoke TO his
disciples that they might have peace
although they already had peace
with God. Paul wrote 10 the Philip
plan Christians Of the peace of
God that passeth all understanding, "
and prays for the Thessalonian Chris
tians that the God of peace give
them peace" This peace spoken Of
in all these passages was certainly a
peace Of experience, and the Chris
tan does very wrong who permits
himself TO be perturbed and agitat-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12

mans merit. but out OF a heart Of
grace. for the sake OF another. even
Christ.
III. Mcphibosheth is Found CIV.
4. 81
This lame mar was found in the
house OF Machir in LOdebar. This
srikingly illustrates the sinners
condition. The sinner Is utterly un-
able 10 walk uprightly before the
Lord. MephibOsheth was in the
house OF Machir. which means
sold" This IS exactly the sinners
cOndition-sold unto sin and Satan.
Lodebar means mo pasture. This.
too. suggests the sinners condition
of soul which nothing can satisfy
but Cod The sinner MANNED and
enslaved by sin has an aching
void" which only God and His
grace can satisfy.
". McphibOshcth's Sense OF Tn
worthincss CIV. $50
When he was brought into the
presence of the king he reverently
fell upon his face. Every sinner in
the presence Of Cod feels unworthy
OF his saving grace.
Y. David Restores to Mephibos-
beth the Forfeited Estate OF His
Father CIV. 9-1O)
He not only restored this estate,
but provided a means Of tillage. God
not only receives US into His fam
lily as children and restores 10 US
the estate forfeited by Adam, but
provides for its culture and develop
ment.
VI Mcphibosheth at the Kings
Table wv. 11-13.)
This act Of kindness on the mart
OF David was done out OF the sin
cerity Of his heart. This Illustrates
Gods kindness 10 US in Christ.
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F or Next Sunday
Copyright MAJ

than's sake. When Mephibosheth.
Jonathan son. was found. David
ordered him 10 be brought 20 him
and restored 90 him his grandfath-
cr's estate. Being unable 20 Guilt
waite 10 on account of inhrmitv, ne
arranged that il be cultivated for
him. Not content with this he or
dered that Mephi bOsheth should eat
az his own table as one OF his sons
This example of David's nobility
teaches Us that those who are
blessed and prOspered should stop
~ inquire as to whether there are
not some deserving ones whom they
can help. IL may be that children
OF some old friends who rendered
as help I'm former days need care
and help. Then, too, some faithful
ser ant Of God could be cheered
De simply done as an act Of charity.
but in recognition of some lasting
obligation in view of help rendered
by their fathers in bygone days.
This was the case with Jonathan.
He had sacrificed much and endan-
sered his life for Davids sake.
The chief value OF this lesson
viii be realized by making il liv-
ing story illustrating the plan Of
salvation. David's making inquiry
for some one upon whom he can
bestow kindness illustrates God TAX
ing the initiative In providing sal
vaticn for lost and needy souls This
is clearly suggested ia David eX-
preston show the kindness Of
Cod Mephibosheth did not seek
David's help or sympathy Quite
likely he had a fear and dread for
him like the sinner has in many
mated with the Lord. He did not
make this provision because OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12

the promise OF a successful year.
II they give proper attention % bus
mess. a child born or this day viii
be clever and perseverinE and vii.
advance in life.
Mondays planets pressaCe a lively
and progressive day, with all mat
ters under the favorable impetus OF
Mars, the energizer. II accentuates
the spirit OF enterprise and quickens
the powers and faculties Jupiter
lends his friendly offices. heighten-
ing the financial prospects. There
is some hint Of treachery or dupli-
city. but the menace IS not a very
powerful one. There may be inter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
ZION SERVICES.

Special announcement Services at the
Castle theater sunday from 10 20 y a.
m. on account of the placing Of the new
pipe organ in the Lasalle tEeater. There
win be a special pipe organ prelude from
10 10 10 80 with pictures and sacred
hymns on the screen Subject Of address
az 10 so, The False Prophet and the
Rider on the Black Horse" At 3 p. m
az the Progress club parlors, 212 Lafay-
cite blvd, blackboard Bible talk All
welcome Rev. Van b. Shumaker. elder
IN charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
The Horoscope
SUNDAY AND MONDAY,
SEDT fg1q

Sundays horoscope holds forth
the promise OF an interesting day.
but one requiring strict atten ton 10
the affairs in hand II they are 20
be turned 10 successful issues. There
may be obstacles 20 overcome ard
anxieties 20 suppress. Consider the
signing OF all writings with care and
think OF safeguards.
Those whose birthday il is have
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

Broadway Corner Broadway and Car
rou -ts Rev T. Garfield Johnson. pas
TOR Residence 1fI1 =. Carroll ST. >unda s.
school 40 $50 "a. m- Samuel q. Leb-
man. superintendent
CluIr-u-s day program az 1o-G5 g. nl. .
NouE- Peoples Alliance az G.t5 p. ~
Tor 10 IS. Staneld director " school y
Religion viii speaN- preaching nj 80
- u hv Or StIfsl8. PRAYER meeting
"Wednesday evening no $50 choir re-
lear-1l Friday evening az go
ZIon Evangelical Church-Cor. Wayne
and Sf Peter SIS. 81 G01euey pastor
sunday school at g 10 a. M. Charles
IS c.rr. superiutel delr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
ROOTED IN CHRIST.

As We have therefore received
Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in
Him: rooted and built up in Him.
and established in the faith as We
have been taught. Astounding there
in with thanksgiving. 2:
s and Z
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12

esting developments n 5-uest.-.
social or romantic way
Those whose birthday 10 ls have
the auEurv FOR an active and success
~, year with interesting even
within the domestic circle A chit
born on this day viii Do bright and
active and may marry happily
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
METHODIST.

First-Rev. Joseph \. Greene, ID. D.,
pastor. Sunday school no 20 a. N Ken
neth =. Beers, superintendent
Public worship 1910 a. M. and .ao
r. m At the morning hour the pulpit
win be occupied by T. a. Muncie Lp-
worth league $3.50 r. m. class meeting
as p. 10 az the evening hour the pull
pit will be occupied by Robert w. Fen
ton
st. Psurs--Ees. James =. Gardiner.
n. D, pastor. sunday school nc y. 90 o.
IN. o. A. FuikersOn. superintendent.
Morning service at 1915 O'Clock, ser
mon boy Rev F. Campbell Morgan, noted
English evangelist. no sunday evening
service; prayer meeting on thursday
evening
Grscs-Corner Michigan and Tut sta.
Rev B. d. Beck. pastor Class meeting
az s AS a. no. sunday school at . .5O d.
m: Glen Whiteman. superintendent
worship sermon 10.4j The Bible FL
nancial Creed" by pastor $3.50 p. M
EpwrOth league. 30 r. m worship ser
mon, BALKAN, the Brioed Prophet by
pastor; p. M Tuesday. quarterly con-
ference.
Trinity Blaine and vassar avs. Rus
sell /. Phillips. pastor. Residence N@l
Cleveland av Sunday school at 80 a.
~. Mrs ". L. owen. superintendent.
LEVEL Heights Miner and Francis
SITS. Rev. 9. j. Jordan, pastor sunday
school rs, Jesse Gearnart superinteno
eRt
stuu Memorial Chcrch. Cor s. M.chi-
can and Victoria SITS. Charles III Lee.
son, ID. C. l.. pastor sunday school nc
> 80 a. "a. John $. Edwards, superiuten-
dent
German-Lafayette bivd. and Wayne
AZ Rev. Fred II KOehnemanu. pastor.
sunday school at $50 q. N; Charles J..
Stark. superintendent
German worship 10 80 a. m. "nas
Himmelreich"; z 2. m. Epworth league.
Edward stark. leader, 100 p. ma. w"r-
ship English Robert Morrison, mod
Apostle
wesleyan 10 F. Broadway Rev
Glen e. Payne, pastor Residence ltu,
< Rush 81 sabbath school at 80 o.
N. VI e. Porter. superintendent
River Park Seventh ct, south or
Nishawaka av. Rev. g. l.. Ruiison. pas-
tor sunday sChoo, at $50 "a. E, MAJ
ghnI Bah. superiut endent
Epwortb Memorial-Corner Olive St
and Lincoln way N. Frank $. Iii hufu Do,
pastor sunday school $50 m- g. W.
Hopkius. superintendent.
Morning worship 1O-AJ IT,. sermon.
"ehrist IN You. the Hope OF Glory ,
evening service $50 M. sermon "Ihe
Christian Yoke
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END GOOD IN EVIL.

Train yourself TO find the good in
what seems evil, 10 make Of disaster
an opportunity for your courage. TO
master suffering by patience, 10
learn from sorrow sympathy.-G. :.
AIrrria