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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03

true submarine form hoodwinked the
batters and he was invariably as cool
as the sole Of a polar bears foot
Iron Man" Joe was sleeping sickness
to sluggers all the way round.
Born in the coal mining district OF
Illinois and starting life as a miner
this phenomenon has watched the
arrival OF forty-nine summers, not sc
| bad, is it?
Here's luck to the Iron Man.
long may he continue the onslaught
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03
CURED HER
RHEUMATISM

Knowing from terrible experience the
suffering caused by rheumatism, Mrs.
j. z. Hurst. who lives at sos e. Olive
St, B125. Bloomington. III, is so thank
full at having cured herself that out of
pure gratitude she is anxious to tell all
other sufferers Just how to get rid of
their torture by simple way at home.
Mrs. Hurst has nothing to sell. Mere
~ cut out this notice, mail IT to her
with your own name and address. and
she Will gladly send you this Valuab BILE
information entirely free. Write her
at once before you forget--Advertise -
ment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03
SENATORS IN ACTION
WITH LOCAL GIANTS

Richmond Senators will get into
action again at Ratliff park, West
Fifth and School streets. Sunday af-
ternoon, against the Richmond Giants
The Senator's are now using the park
for all their home Sunday games and
can accommodate fair sized crowd.
Having won from the local K. of c.
nine last Sunday, the Senators are out
for the secondary championship of the
city and thus far. they have a good
claim to it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03
NRON NAN
NoE NsGlNNvTV
HAS PITCHES
SeOFES StoNAl- BAL
Foa VHIRTS
NE AR 6. .

victories and his ability to pitch win.
ming double headers.
In the year OF 1900, the Iron Man
lead the National league pitchers,
hurting Al games for Brooklyn and fin
ishing with an average Of .769-in 1904
he led the inimitable Christy Mathew
son with a percentage of .S14.
A rise ball that was delivered in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03
X. of c. Ball Nine Goes to
Euerton Fer Come Sunday

knights Of Columbus baseball team
will go to Dverton Sunday to meet
the baseball nine of that place Hens
Ter probably will pitch for he K.
of c. team He has been successful in
the starts he has made for the Knights.
Most Of his games are four and five
hit affairs. and this is a factor in his
success.
The X. Of c. players will practice
at rha Fairgrounds Friday evening ar
o'clock. They will leave the club
Sunday morning at II o'clock for
Eyerton
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03
Hamilton Kinks to Appear
Again on Liberty Diamond

LIBERTY, Aug. 3.-Hamilton Kinks
will make their second invasion of the
Liberty camp Sunday in an attempt to
win from the fast-going Greys. The
Kinks were defeated here few weeks
ago, to 8, in hot game of ball. but
they are reinforced for Sundays
game. They are expected to draw
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03
Chips and Slips

A company of soldiers were having
target practice, and Private Murphy,
who had repeatedly missed, was ad-
monished by the captain:
You can do better than that, Muir
ply. Now try it again, and don't
finch"
Murphy fired, but as usual missed.
What was the matter with that
last shot?" And the captain appeared
peeved.
Murphy looked up and answered:
81 dunno, sir 1t was all right when
it left here"
Fred Toney refuses to play with the
Boston Braves, after being traded by
the New York Giants, saying that he
has $4,000 and does not need to play
ball.
Ralph SINNERS, former New York
I Giant outfielder, has been traded to
! the Toledo Hens by Manager McGraw
! for Lee King.
Chicago White Sox have filed a
protest with President Ban Johnson,
| of the American league over Tuesday 5
| game with the New York Yankees.
! They allege that the Yanks stalled
! through an inning, in order TO pre-
! vent the Sox from winning. 1t was al
! the end of four and one-third innings,
when it started to rain. OF course,
if the four and one-half innings were
completed, the Sox would have won.
Indianapolis is back for a home
stand of "a games, after a long road
trip, which was not altogether success
full. The Indians open with Milwau
kee for four games.
Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia
teams went on a marathon Wednes
day. finally ending with q to tic
at the end of Is rounds of keen base
ball. A few errors were committed
but they played baseball
Although the st. Louis Browns had
|, lead which looked comfortable Wed
nesday, just one day will make a big
difference in the standing. Pniladel
phia trounced the Browns Wednesday
ard the Yankees won from Cleveland
= cutting the St. Louis lead to one game
. They hit for the CIRCUIT Wednes
day. Hauser. MCGOWAN, Miller, Phila
delphia Athletics: Williams, st. Loui:
Browns; Meusel, New York Yankees
MOkan, Philadelphia Phillies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03
Kills PeskY
Bed Bugs
p. D. q.

Just think, 35c box of P. D. 0.
(Pesky Devils Quietus), makes a
quart, enough to kill million bed
bugs, reaches, feas or coolies and
stops future generations by killing
the eggs and does not iniure the
clothing.
Liquid fire to the bedbugs is what r D. @. is
like, bedbugs stand as good chance a snow
ball in Justly famed heat resort. Patent spout
free in every package of P. D. O. to enable
you to kill them and their eggs in the cracks.
7. D. Q. can also be purchased in sealed bottles
double strength. liquid form.
Sold by A G. Luken Drug company.
Advertisement;
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03
LOCAL TRAPSHOOTERS
AT DAYTON THURSDAY

Five members of the Boston c. &
o. gun club left Thursday to partici-
pate in a shoot with the Triangle gun
club at dayton. The following men,
representing the best trapshooters of
the Boston club, made the trip: Bert
Packer, B. Hamilton. w S. TraylOr,
George Homrighous and Z. NJ. Harter.
The men are all of Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03
EXoNERATES
JOE LYNCH AND BUFF

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Joe Lynch,
worlds bantamweight boxing cham
pion, Johnny Buff, the former title
holder and their managers have been
absolved by the state boxing commits
sion, it was announced today, of wrong
doing in financial arrangements fol-
their recent title contest. The boxers
and their managers were suspended
after the bout pending investigation OF
charges that Lynch had guaranteed
Buff $780, for defending his title.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03

large crowd of fans to the scene of the
second meeting of the season.
Liberty will have Rosson on the
mound and will use new catcher
namely King, who has had consider
able experience behind the bat.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03
LongtOwn Next InUasion of
Whitewater Baseball Nine

HOMETOWN, Aug. 3.-Whitewater
will play the Longtown baseball nine
here Sunday afternoon. Fans are
looking to the coming of Whitewater
with considerable interest. The visit
ors are strong and able to put up a
good game of ball
Brown and Burt form a good battery
for a successful baseball team and
they are expected to give the locals
considerable trouble. Lewis will prob
ably hurl for Longtown
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03

A BASEBALL GAME PROPER!
There will be no kidding this time.
cambridge City is sending their ball
team to Richmond for their third
game at Exhibition park, and they
will be ably met by the Richmond
Eagles when the Jumps" calls things
at 5 O'Clock. The Eagles are going bet
ter and the c. C. team is rated just
as strong as they have been all season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03

Instead of stepping into the lime
light with a home run in Wednesday,
game at Cleveland. Babe Ruth con
nected for three safe hits out Of four
times to the plate. Two of the drives
were doubles which were exceedingly
helpful to the Yankees in winning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03

The players on the Harvard eleven
have been subjected to booing from
fans in the Harvard section Of the
stadium, but in the future, only Har-
ward men and their friends may enter
the home section for anY home game
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03
uER SEVERE BACKACHE ENDED

No one should suffer backache. rheu-
matte pains sleep disturbing kidney and
bladder ailments when Foley Kidney
pills may be so easily had. Mrs. ]. D.
Miller Syracuse, New York, suffered
with kidney trouble and rheumatism.
Finally I got Foley Kidney Pills and
after taking two bottles, my backache
is gone and where I used to lie awake
with rheumatic pains. I can now sleep
in comfort and enjoy a good nights
.rest" A. c. Luken Drug Co, 626-62S
Main St-Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03

They hit for the CIRCUIT Wednes.
day. Hauser. MCGOWAN. Miller, Phila-
delphia Athletics: Williams, st. Louis
Browns; Meusel. New York Yankees
MOkan. Philadelnhia Phillies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
SAYS BIBLE IS ONLY SOURCE OF
TRUE RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION
Glass of Twelve Children Admitted Into Full Churc,
Membership by Rite of Confirmation at Beth
lchem Evangelical Lutheran.

In Yesterday mornings service In
E.thlehem Lutheran Church a class
of twelve children was admitted INTO
fun church membership by the rite
az confirmation Before large audi
.nce. the pastor. Rev. - y Sauer'
smoke. in part. as follows.
"Religious instruction is instruc-
tion in the Bible. God Is the author
OF the Bible For ;hs reason hibIl-
cal instruction is intallible. ReS!sIous
instruction. taken purely from the
Word OF God, cannot deceive us. The
Hibl. then. is the textbook for true
religious instruction. Dn not mag
Inc that you can obtain religious in
structlou any other way than by
hearing and reading the Word or
God II YOU do. you VIII To de-
cetycd We believe that the Rlhle -
not read as much as IL ought I" be.
notwithstanding that it is the only
source OF true rellEios instruction.
IL ought to be read daily. DO not
think that this Is lost time No one
would he less we'll on financially and
physically. IL he read the Bible every
day and he would he much better
off spiritually.
The Lord. however. has not only
given us eyes by WE'CH VIC Gun sec
TO read the Bible. but ears also by
which We can hear the Word
preached. The very fact that tho
Savior commanded His disciples 70
preach and teach the Gospel pre-
supposes that 1t should be heard. for
surely He does not want the Gospel
preached to empty pcws.
Taking fast hold OF religious In
struct!on should he done Just as
early In life ms possible. 1t Ia a
shame 10 Idle away our youthful!
years and devote the best period OF
our lives to the service OF the devil.
and think our declining years are
good enough for the service of the
Lord.
after religious instruction has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
HE TELLS OF WORK OF
PRESBYTERIAN HOME
Rev. william MegEinson sres'''
Srca for Additional space hn"
school Facilities

4, Porter street PreShE'eE
church Yesterday. Rev. william Nee
ginacn. president % the Presbyterian
0rphanaEo. declared that the Presby-
terian orphans Home, belonging 10
the synod 81 Virginia, - property
valued at over $3.50 600. Resides mo
ground actually occupied hy the
MINT. tho-c Is q Farm Of i:o acres.
There are four dormitories. hous-
lug la2 children Boys and girls are
evenly divided, The boys department.
is always ful and applications for
admission stacked up, waiting for
vacancy.
we conduct our own standard
GRADED school. employing only Arst-
grade teachers" ne said. We teach
eight grades. including first-yeaf
hixh school 1t IS the hope OF the
board to put In the entire high school
course as soon as sufficient means are
obtained.
The orphauaSe viii bs nineteen
years old in July. The churches In
the synod have generously support
ed the home for many years, but The
plant has been built mp through pEi-
vate subscription. and the enhance
mcnt and sale OF real estate. The
synod has not contributed anything
toward the construction Of the plant,
We need additional space and school
facilities" he said,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
DECLARES MAN WHO DENIES GOD
VIOLATES ALL MENTALITY LAWS
DR.. Dixon Baltimore Pastor and Brother of Noted
Writer, in Sermon Here, Says Heart, in Opposing
Lord, Acls independently of Head

StrtsSing that a man who says
there is 40 God violates every law Of
sound mentality. Rev. \. {. Dixon.
pastor Of Calvary Baptis, Church.
Bal timore. aud ii brother Of Thomas
Dixon noted author and former
clergyman. preached IA stirring ser
mon In First Baptist Church here Las,
night
DR.. Dixon declared that man who
denies God cannot say IL with his
head. II his head is normal. anl he
says II In mis- heart because 1t is his
wish aud not his thinking" ''rh.
heart. in it's opposition to God" n"
SAID seems TO act iudcpe ndcntly OF
IN" head. All through the Bible |
ma personality back OF material
things. doing with them very much
as ne picases'
Think Without prcIudicc.
,"ntuinS. DR. Dixon said. in part:
IN" fr"ethinker is ono who claims
to TANK with mind un(ett.rcI by
cause am frceihinkrr. Christian
Ivy encourages the most independent
thinking What think you asked
IhriSt NOR" than once All Hc asks
is that you think without prejudice.
rms is scientific age. which means
mat we believe in knowledge gain
ed and verified by exact observation
and correct thinking" In other
words we believe in the BaConian in
durtivc method OF treating facts. We
would explain facts not by any pr
conceived theory, but we would a.,
factS explain themselves. Learn tn.
cries from facts and not facts from.
theories
am a Christian. Therefore. because
] am scientist. Here are three facts
Which compel me To be a Christian.
90 CHRIST Himself is a fact can
not explain except on the ground that
itc was not produC; OF the age in
which he lived. hut of preceding
ages. as He said. come down from
acarcn, Tor the purpose Of redeem
ing this world rom sin ANY other
explanation OF the fact OF Christ in
history is utterly inHdeuuatc. His
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10

been obtained. Il Is important that
1t Is retained. II requires as much
effort to retain as II does 10 oh
tain. when person has acquired
a certain amount OF funds. but makes
no further effort. those funds viii
soon begin To diminish. The same
holds good In regard to religious tn
structiou. or any Kind Of instruction.
II YOU would retain tn. Instruction
YOU obtained. you must constantly
and faithfully apply the Word of
God.
We are living in an age when
people are diverted from the Chris
tion religion upon the slightest pro-
vocation. 1t docs not require siren
uous abuse and persecution, but
simply sheer OF an imagined derog-
atory remark. to Influence some Dco-
pie to hesitate and even withdraw
from church. Let not such conduct
influence you. Adhere to the in
structions YOU have obtained and
continue to increase them by faith
ful use of the Word Of God Re true
t" your Lord and Savior. Jesus
Christ
such religious instruction is a
great comfort. Il assures us that.
for Christ's sake all our sins arc
forgiven. III IS true th9t Wc have
tranSErcssed the holy law 81 cod.
but ii is also true that Christ has
fulfilled the law for MS and Wis
fulfi!imcnt becomes our fulfiilmcnt by
faith. But TIC forgiveness or our
sins Is based on Christs suffering
and death. lie died for our trans
grcssiohs. The hnowledE. OF this
truth causes us To Tear our graves
as lt'lc az our slcepjnS couchcs.
The Christian is not afraid 10 die.
because his religious instruction re-.
moves ali fcar
The glorious goal % religious In
struction Is eternal l.fc. Nothing
short of this tho Christian will real
lie when he lays OF this body OF
clay"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
DEITY DWELLS IN MANS
REDEEMED SOUL HUNLEY
Pastor Of Hanover Avenue
Christian breaches on In
dwelling Christ

Taxing "a hs subject "Tno In
dwelling Christ" R.y. i. ~. HinIev
preached yesterday morning in Han
over Avenue Christian church. in
part as follows:
The glory of the divine presence
is here enhanced by III. sun NOR.
wonderful disclosure that tho r..
deemed soul Of man b-uom-A tho
dwelling place 81 deity. Former
ages had been "a preparation for this
Fellowship was lost hy mans nrst
disohcdicnce and the fru!t or ,hur
forbidden tree. who's. mortal iaSt.
Drought death into tho world and AM
our woe the fair vision Of that glory
remained with tho race. even in tho
gross darkness OF subScrucn, a.r,
TO lure man upward and onward TO-
wards the inheritance which he had
eFstwhile lost, 'un,N one greater
man restore us and regain the bliss
ful seat
Gods grace was revealed in the
promise OF the coming Rcdccu.r.
Light advanced as the pages Of nu-
man history multiplied. Hu, man
was not able at once 10 receive tho
'u!iness OF the divine disclosure. God
!urcd man onward by visions and
a
the lost glory given In ancient ira
dlt!oAs and. At length. written into
the inspired record
Gone are the tabernacle and the
temple; and gone. too. Is that mobiles,
"i all the forms Of earth. The Son
OF God no longer walks the stony
pathways "f Galilce What then? Has
God withdrawn his presence from, tho
world Nay. rather has He come in
RULER measure OF which the former
manifestations were illustration and
promise. He now prefers before alt
temples the upright heart and puro'
as Ills dwelling place
The deepest truth OF the Christia n
religion Is that Of the indw.llinr
christ. Christ performed a work for
man that he might perform a work
in man. II Is here that the objectiy.
becomes subjective and the historic
in Christianity becomes experimental
or else religion degcneratcs into the
mere external and mechanical"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10

claim. buttrcSsed by His character
and confirmed by His works. sustaius
mas explanation of the unique per
sonality and mission Of Jesus. 90
the Bible il fact which can be cN-
plan only on the ground that IL tx
literature written at the command
Of God, under the guidance Of God
ana preserved through the ages BY
tn" providential care of Cod ~
third fact is Christian experience.
which can br explained only on tho
ground that Christ IL God incarnat.
aud the Bibl" il the inspired word OF
''"d. hat Christ aud the Bible have
don" in transforming bad men into
good mon. and ia making tn. high
est civilization this world has ever
seen ar" their credentials OF Deity
and Inspirations.
treason Very TniIibIc.
Again I'rccthinkcrs nearly all
claim I" b. rationalists Thcy think
that reason needs no revelation To
guide 1t. Yet they are compelled to
admit that reason is VERY caIlihlo.
h"caus" it is 50 often influenced by
ignorance, prejudice. passion. selfish.
ness and sin: that reason. therefore,
needs 10 u" enlightened or II viii
!ead us into the ditch ChrIstianity
appeals 10 an enlightened reason.
Come now. let us reason together
Ft''h we '-oru. fdn! reasoned before
fcIlN of righteousness. temperance
and Judgment to come and the tenn
p"rari!E enlightened reason OF Felix
responded 10 the appeal. so that he
was convicted in conscience and trcr-
hicd.
Now. If our reason is enlightened by
revelation. II constrains us 10 he
com" Christians. am a Christian.
therefore. because | am Il nationalist:
am willing that my reason shall be
eultEhtcueh by revelation from God.
Indeed. the Christian is the only tru"
nationalist The man who refuses TO
have hiS reason enlightened by n rev
citation from God Is an irrationnlis,.
He shuts his eyes against the light
and s;umhlcs on In the dark with IN"
sun blazing In tho heavens above him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
I Ry United News.1

LONDON. April a.-Princess Mary
and Niscount I.ascelles-that re.
mains their official designation dc.
spite anything you may have heard
about marriage ceretncny-have
arrived in London to spend a
few days at Chesterfield House.
TO be their home Of the future.
They will spend Easter with King
George and Queen Mary at Windsor
Castle. and Will probably spend a
day At thu Wetherby races.
The princess does not plan any
elaborate social program for "A few
weeks, hut Will launch ii brilliant
season as hostess following the re-
turn of the King and Queen from
Belgium At the end OF May. This
social season will he opened with n
dinner party. followed By ball.
There will then be series Of
smaller dances. and the program
Will reach its climax with banquet
in honor OF the Prince OF Wales upon
the la;ter's return from his trip
through India and Japan.
VIII Sec Running Of Derby.
The princess and Viscount Las
cclies also plan To attend the Derby
and the Ascot and Goodwood races.
Chesterfield House. to which Prin-
cess Mary and the Viscount will 60
Immediately upon their return 10
London. is the town house Of Wis.,
count Lascelles. ne OF the most at
tractive features OF Chesterfield
House Is its white marble hall with
marble staircase. ending in n broad
landing. where tho princess, II is ex.
pected. will receive her guests or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
FLYERS PAY TRIBUTE
TO SLAIN COMMANDER
Try Associated Press.1

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. April Q.
Post Field aviation officers paid n
last tribute OF love and respect to
their FORMER commandant late this
afternoon. when from four airplanes
high in the sky they cast hundreds
Of roses 90 the wind. showerinp with
flowers the castbound train taking
the body OF Lieutcnant-ColoncIP paul
Ward Beck. OF the air service, to Ar
lington National Cemetery for burial.
Colonel Beck, as he was known
TO his officers and men, was killed
early last Tuesday morning in the
fashinoab'e home OF Jean r. Day.
wealthy oil man and attorney, and
yesterday a coroner's Jury exoner-
ated Day, because. Its verdict said.
he was justified in taking the Of
ficer'S life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
BRILLIANT SOCIAL SEASON
PLANNED BY ROYAL COUPLE
Princess Mary and Vscount Lascees Return to London
to Make Chesterfield House Their Home. After
Stay at Windsor Castle

party nights From this landing. one
rnters the ballroom. Special attcn-
lion is now being given 10 the en-
largemcnt Of this ballroom. so that IL
may accommodate huge gatherings.
and society is already busiIy pulling
strings for invitations to the func-
uons 10 be held there
n" Of the doors to the ballroom
leads on 10 a much smaller apart
ment known in Niscount LasCelIos
bachelor days as the music room
but tho music must find new nuar
terS. for this room is to become III.
boudoir OF the princess.
The state Dining-Hoom.
o!ose by Is the elevator. or '.lift.''
II is one Of those small. intimate.
case-like affairs OF the push hutton
variety. which dispense with the
necessity OF maintaining an ac-
credited elevator operator.
On the ground floor is the state
o'hihE-room. an apartment with long.
CRIMSON brocad" curtains at its mans
WINDOWS 1t might pass for q pic
tlre gallery, for its walls are covered
with rare old masters
The drawing room, decorated in a
rich. Louis Nv. design in gold on
white Background. is noted for its
beautiful furniture, covered in hand :
worked upholstery. This furniture
according TO snarket reports, cost
Niscount Lasae.les just 100000 or
about Sl30.003.
seen from the outside. in the heart
OF I-ondon's fashionable Mayfair Dis
trict, Chesterfield House Is certainly
not attractive, 1t is chiefly notable
FOR its size. The architecture is
rather fat and unlmposIng. But the
interior. London submits. is easily
worthy OF q princess