Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 264, 10 September 1912 — Page 8

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THE mCHMOJO) 1&1LAIIUM AA'D SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1912.

ENGLISH MASSES ARE PROGRESSING E. G. Hill Tells Commercial Club of Observations Made in England. 1 That the common people of England are cradimllv catrtno-

w ovwwu0 UtVIV VJ. rights and privileges and that the movement in that country could be compared, in a way, to the Progressive movement in the United States, wag the substance of the address deU t A,

"'wbu ueiore ue regular meeting or the Commercial club last evening by E. O. Hill, a member of that organization, who recently returned from Europe. Mr. Hill's subject was "The Growth of Democracy in Cities of Croat Britain." The rights of the common people lire being recognized by the aristocracy of England," said Mr. Hill. "Lloyd George is doing a great deal of good work in that country, and is the leader of the masses, and the champion of the oppressed. His reform movement is gathering impetus constantly. The large estates are be'ing cut up into smaller estates and Ithe property rights of the common ipeople are being established." ; A report of what the Commercial Club has done in the water works matter was submitted to the organization by Henry Gennett, chairman of the public service committee. The report explained the work the club did in this matter, what suggestions it had i made to the board of public works and the city council, and what it intends to do In the future towards assisting the city in securing an equitable franchise. Mr. Gennett's report rwas concurred in by the club. ' A social hour was spent during which refreshments were served, following which the members were entertained with a program and a smoker.

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writes, lUHmuenam a uuugu xveiueuy ,1s the best for coughs, colds and croup and Is my best seller." For sale by all dealers.

TRAIN 21 WRECKED tTwo Killed in Collision with

Switch Engine. (National News Association) PITTSBURGH. Sept. 10. Two persons were killed and six others injured when a switching engine collided with the first section of Pennsylvania passenger train No. 21 near Derry, Pa.,

early toaay. me aeaa are nagman James Quick of the passenger train, J. E. Baird, engineer of the switch engine. All of the Injured passengers will reoover.

Lewis Niewoehner, directory clerk at the local postofflce, has returned from Boston where he attended the meeting of the national association of post office clerks. He is president of the insurance department of the order. President Taft addressed the convention last Tuesday, this being the first time that a president of the United States addressed a postal organization.

11USBAUM PRAISES ORVILLEJARROLD Writes Managers of Concert that the Indiana Tenor Surpasses Caruso. Lee B. Nusbaum, who is in northern Michigan and who will not return in time for the Harrold concert at the Gennett on Thursday evening, writes the managers of the recital from Petoskey: "I see by the Richmond papers that Mr. Harrold will be at the Gennett Theatre on September 12th. "As now arranged we will . not be at home in time to hear him, a matter we regret very much. I last heard him in his first nubile appearance in

"Rigoletto" in New York. His suc

cess was the talk of the country at that time. "This was on Saturday afternoon, and we heard Caruso at night, and I am frank to say that I liked Harrold

the better of the two. That was some

time ago and the critics say he has

steadily improved since. I hope he

will have a good house as he Is, with

out doubt, the greatest tenor America

has ever produced."

LADIES' AID SOCIETY

OF FIRST M. E. CHURCH

City Statistics

Marriage Licenses. Luther Cook, 24, waiter, New York City, and Bessie Evans, 26, city. John P. Weesner, 62, carpenter, New Castle, and Anna Feesner, 55, city. Deaths and Funerals. ROTHERT The funeral of Katherine E. Rothert, aged seventy two years, who died yesterday morning at ten thirty o'clock at her home, five miles benth of the city, will be held Thursday afternoon. Brief services in English will be held at the home at twelve o'clock and two o'clock services at the St. John's Lutheran church with Rev. A. J. Feeger in charge. Friends may call any time. Burial in Lutherania. Mrs. Rothert is survived by one son, William Rothert, two daughters, Mrs. Henry Aufdermash and Mrs. Christian Menze. Cox Harley Cox aged twenty-four years died Tuesday morning at his home 231 South Eleventh street of brain fever. He is survived by a wife, a child and a mother and father. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Friends may call Wednesday afternoon from two until five o'clock and in the evening from seven until nine o'clock. DILKS The funeral of Ethel W. Dilks will be held Thursday afternoon at two thirty o'clock from the Dilks home in Spring Grove. Burial in Earlham cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday afternoon and evening.

The Ladies' Aid society of the First M. E. church will meet tomorrow after

noon, Wednesday, with Mrs. L. E.

Turner. North 21st street. All the la

dies of the church are urged to attend

ITALIAN WARSHIPS bombard city Several Persons Are Killed and Wounded Buildings Are Demolished.

(National News Association) CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept 10. Italian warships off the coast of Asia Minor resumed their activity today, bombarding the port city of Scalanova, fifty miles south of Smyrna. According to advices received here an Italian fleet appeared suddenly off the city at the sight of which many residents fled. It was thought that the battleships were looking for Turkish merchantmen, but suddenly the Italian ships opened fire and later steamed away. It is reported that several were killed and wounded. A number of buildings were demolished. The Island of Samos lies off Scalanova. The city lies a few miles south of the famous ruins of Ephesus.

ATTENDED REUNION.

Mr. A. M. Roberts and brother of this city attended a reunion of the Roberts family at Maxwell, Indiana, Sunday. About two hundred persons enjoyed the festivities of the day.

BwarI Beware of the man who knows too much, especially If It happens to be yourself. Life.

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