Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 15, 27 November 1912 — Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. THE RICHMOND PAIXAU1UM AND SUX-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2?, 1912.

POLICE LAND HENRY DENNEY NEGRO THIEF

Confesses that He Robbed Birck's Harness Store and Sold Articles to Pay His Gambling Debts.

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burglars were found and nothing was reported to be missing. Misses Weaver, 525 South Sixth street At 7:45 a suspicious looking man walked through the yard. He did not stop nor even look at the house. He made no attempt to enter the house later, and was not seen after that time. Henry Gennett, 1829 Main street No burglars were reported to have attempted to enter the house nor were any suspicious looking characters around the house to the knowledge of the Gennett family. A small amount of damage was done Hallowe'en by some boys.

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DRESSED POULTRY Plenty of Dressed Turkeys, Ducks, Geese and Chickens at Schwegman's Two Meat Markets, Phones 2204 and 1084. 25-3t

SPECIAL SERVICE.

The First English Lutheran church will observe Thanksgiving Day with a service at 10 a. m. The pastor, Rev. E. G. Howard will speak on "American Progress." Special music will be rendered and an offering for the Home for Friendless Women will be received. Friends and neighbors are cordially invited to share In the service.

ACCEPTED POSITION.

Miss Mabel Wilcox, formerly of this city, who has completed a course in the Training School for Xurses, in connection with the Memorial Hospital of Piqua, Ohio, has accepted a position as head surgical nurse in that institution.

PARTY TREASURERS

FILE STATEMENTS

Itemized Accounts Show How Money Was Spent in the Last Campaign. In accordance with the state law all

treasurers of county central commit-1 tees have filed the statements of re-' ceipts and disbursements with the ; county clerk. Treasurers were obliged j to flJe these statements before the' clerk's office closed Monday evening, j

The. Progressive county treasurer, ! John F. Dynes filed his statement the first part of last week. j Albert Oler, treasurer of the Republican county central committee, reported that $1,284.51 was received during the campaign and $1,222.90 expended, leaving a balance of $61.61. Those giving $20 or more were: Sanford Henning, secretary, $491.51; James K. Mason, $25; Nimrod Johnson, $50; S. G. Smelser, $25; George L. Cates, $25; John L. Rupe, $25; Lewis S. Bowman, $25; W. W. Zimmerman, $25; Joseph F. Groves, $20; Perry J. Freeman, $50; Albert B. Steen, $50; George Matthews, $20; C. W. Elmer, $25; Gath P. Freeman, $60; Frank M. Taylor, $25; Paul Comstock, $25; James A. Carr, $20; William F. Bockhoff, $25. A large number gave $5 and $10. Nothing less than $2.50 was received, according to the statement. The expenses consisted of renting of

halls, hiring' bands, renting headquarters, printing of literature, expenses of speakers and the purchasing of copies of the Richmond Daily Times for $205. B. B. Johnson, secretary to Governorelect Ralston was the heaviest contributor to the Democratic county fund. Mr. Johnson gave $174; Webster Parry, $99; Charles Beck. $90; Finly Gray, $25; Frank King, $5; Douglas Kuth, $12; Walter Cook, $5. The total amount received was $410 and the total amount expended was $309.10, leaving a balance of $100.90. "Did not want the office and made no promises," is the statement on the report of Mr. Hanson, candidate for prosecuting attorney who spent twenty-five cents. "Not a cent expended; not a promise made," G. A. Borders, a candidate for county recorder reported. Lee J. Reynolds spent $18.50; J. F. Groves, $40.20; R. L. Sherrow, 50c; James K.

Mason. $67.50; Halbert H. Buckley, nothing and John E. Peltz. $40. The treasurer of the Prohibitionist party reports they spent $68.

Attention G. A. R. Members of Sol Meredith Post are requested to meet at . the Post room this evening, the 27th, at 7 o'clock to attend the funeral service of our late comrade, John T. Alexander. By -order of Fred Bart el. Commander. Official, John A. Markley. Adjt. It

PLAY RAGTIME IN A THEATER PANIC

(National News Association) CHICAGO. 111.. Not. 27. Ragtime music, pounded with hysterical speed.

1 mingled itself with the shrieks of an audience of five hundred men. women

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for exits when fire was discovered In the building occupied by the Erie

Good Nam. Blobbs Here comes Easymark. tbs human banana. Slobbs Why do yoo call him thati Blobbs He's so easily skinned. Philadelphia Record. Modern Announcement. Wanted A governess who ts a good stenographer, to take down the clever sayings ot out chlia. fr'liecende Matter.

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theater. Three explosions shook the structure while the crowd fought for the doors. Anthony Dora, piano player, and A. R. Stoneman. " ' drummer, played with all their might popular airs. The crowds finally measured their steps to the time of the music The musicians were the last to leave the building. The structure was the old Brand's hall, noted In the early history of Chicago. The loss was $50,000. . .

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Fried Oysters at Brokamp Saloon, tonight. "

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