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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELE GRAM, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1913

FIRE OF

UNKNOWN

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T AT EATON

.Wind Carried Sparks To Nearby Buildings Damage Was Small.

BLACK FOUND GUILTY

'An Eaton Farmer Charged With Assaulting A Richmond Girl.

RUMOR OF WAR ARRIVES WITH BRYAN IN SACRAMENTO

No Official Confirmation Could Be Obtained Regarding Alarming Stories That Were Circulated.

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1oinr KPKHion and talk on the subiect

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CLEANING DAY BULETIN.

Saturday evening, April 26th, the . ;.. n . t, , . : i r- 1 . . , '

reports. Thus the city authorities are supplied with a complete account of existing conditions. In some cities prizes are awarded

"Cleaning Week" arranged to meetj10 ine wnose reports are of most with the police department. j benefit- Fully convinced of the truth Promptly at 6:15 they were at the of these statements the Commercial City Building to consult with this im-) rinKv ,;.. . ' r . , . , ... . Club s committee are as king the city portant municipal body with reference i to what could be done to emphasize! poIlce force to rve during "Cleanthe significance of the "cleaning" i inS Week" as an 'inspection" commitmovement. i teeHearty approval was expressed for j Each man of the department is acthe cause. All avowed that it was a . ordingly supplied with cards which good thing. The superintendent in be-; cal1 for reports upon the following half of his men affixed his name to a j Questions: pledge, expressing strong determina-j 1. Did you discover that citizens tion to stand faithfully by this im-; generally observed "Cleaning Week?" provement work. j 2. Did you note any yards that Those addressing the meeting spoke were not clean? of the good-will of the policemen in j 3. Did you discover any unsanitary the past and pointed out the valuable ', condition?

PLAN TO ENTERTAIN THOUSAND VISITORS

Preparations Being Made Anticipation of Track Meet.

allowed on the field. An entertainment of some sort will be given on Friday evening. There will be delegations of rooters from all over the state. Shortridge and Manuel high schools of Indianapolis will send at least two special cars and others will come in from all

directions. It is very probable thai a special train will be run from to northern part of the state, to this city. More stress is ting laid yearly a high school athletics and the comin meet probably will bring to the front some very good material for collect team J

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(Palladium Special) EATON, O., April 28. Fire of unknown origin Sunday afternoon partially destroyed a barn in the rear of the Martin Rehfuss property and communicated with another nearby shed, which was slightly damaged. Burning embers from the building were carried south by the wind and a small blaze broke out on the roof of the home of the Misses Wilson. Neighbors climbed upon the house and ex

tinguished the flame. A small amount of hay and other articles belonging to J. V. Gray were consumed in the Itehfuss stable. Painfully Injured. Paul, 8-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Plummer, fell from a swing at the north school building and was painfully injured. The lad fell face downward and one tooth was driven far up into his gum and another broken off. Verdict of Guilty. After a deliberation of four and onehalf hours in the case of the state against John Black, 36, married farmer residing near Eaton, who was charged with having criminally assaulted 15yearold Edith Paxton, of Richmond, a verdict of guilty was returned Saturday night by a jury in the common pleas court. Black's attorneys have filed motion for new trial and he is

out under bond of $1,000. The alleged crime is said to have taken place December 21, 1912, while the girl was employed as a domestic in Black's home. t Seeks Divorce. , Claiming Avilful absence fqr more than three years, Rosa V. Wysong has filed suit for divorce from Charles Wysong, to whom she was married April 21, 1901. She also seeks the custody' of their two daughters, aged 10 and 11. The defendant is an employe at the State Epileptic hospital at Gallipolis. Campbell Funeral. Funeral services over the remains of Frank' Campbell, 57, Who suicided Saturday by swallowing carbolic acid, will be held Tuesday afternoon at the First Christian church, conducted by the Rev. Howsare.. Teachers Meeting. A meeting of the Preble County Teachers' Association Saturday was attended by nearly two hundred and nifty pedagogues. Addresses were given both morning and afternoon by Hon. O. T. Corson, editor of the Ohio Educational Monthly, Columbus, and Dr. R. M. Hughes, president of the Miami University, Oxford.

Governor Johnson suggested that j the session be opened to the public. The party which met Mr. Bryan con-1 sisted of Governor Johnson, Democrat- j ic leader Tom Fox and State Senator J Caminetti. To newspaper men Mr. Bryan said

he had made no plans and it was impossible for him to say just what he would do. In explaining why no delegation of Democratic legislators were sent' to meet Mr. Bryan Senator Caminetti said, "we as Democrats decided that we would in no way embarrass

either Secretary Bryan or Governor

position they occupy in the maintainance of civic order in our city.

They were encouraged in the

forcement of the laws providing for the same. The example of a prosperous American city was recommended where each police is furnished with a digest of ordinances, with instructions to see that they are obeyed. It would benefit Richmond to follow the plan Los Angeles recently adopted for its protection. Six clergymen were

j put on the rolls of the police force j there. Their services as special j officers are free. They are to wear i stars and are empowered to make ar-

j 4. What evidence was there that

children were helping in the

T , , . ' . . , . ' i rests. These minister-policemen are i ,m ,.. Johnson by going out to meet the sec-1 . , ' anie reports.

the

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5. What yard did you find especially clean and fcet.utiful? C. Is Richmond, including the parks and public grounds, as clean as it should be? 7. What improvements for the cleanliness and beauty of our city has this opportunity for inspection suggested to you. It becomes the loyal citizens of Richmond to see that they oonseienciously co-operate with these tamest

officials in helping provide for credit-

Preparations are being pushed r.t

Earlham for the state high school track ! meet to be held May 17. It will prob-; ably be the biggest high school meet j

i ever ncid m tne state. There are 110 1

high schools in the I. H. S. A. A. and j many of these will be represented. J Preparations are being made for at j least two hundred athletes and for a ' thousand visitors. The whole college ' will be given over for the day and t verything possible will be done for ' the entertainment of the rooters and i

visitors, i ne atnietes win occupy Buiuly Dormitory Friday evening. Those who come early will see a baseball game between Earlham and Hanover. Additional grandstands will he erected. No one but officials will be

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AUSTRIA PREPARED TO START A WAR Naval and Military Preparations Are In Progress To " Support Her Demands As To Scutari.

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Vienna as to the possibility of continued peace In Europe. Austria is feverishly making was preparations while in her Balkan policy she has the support of all Europe, except Russia. Russia is working in behalf of the Balkan league in the London conference and has been attempting to keep the ambassadors from drawing up a drastic program against Montenegro. Aside from the Balkan issue, howTr, the European situation holds an tl!teHor menace. It might offr an opportunity for an open outbreak of the growing hostility between Germany and France, and it is this view which is giving the most alarm. Prices on the Berlin bourse were off today in consequence of the war scare.

By, washing good coal out of the culm banks in the Pennsylvania anthracite region more than fifty million tons of salable fuel have been obtained in the last twenty-two years.

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retary of state has to say and we will act in a non partisan manner." The Democratic legislators reserved a suite at the Hotel Sacramento for any conferences Mr. Bryan might desire to have with Democratic leaders. At the informal breakfast at the executive mansion Mrs. Johnson, the governor, Mr. Bryan and his secretary were the only ones present.

PRESIDENT IS WAITING. WASHINGTON, April 28. President Wilson will take no further action in the California-Japanese situation until he receives word from Secretary Bryan as to the latter's success in Sacramento. The president today declined to discuss a report that Governor Johnson had consigned him to a warmer region, and had admitted that the entire alien laud law situation was designed to put the administration in a hole.

They are commissioned not

only to safeguard the young by the en- ! forcement of the juvenile laws, but j also to arrest and prosecute parents.

who neglect their children. Police officers have opportunities to observe the physical conditions of the territories they cover. No other city employes have the means afforded them to become perfectly familiar with the needs of certain districts. Several cities, appreciating the value of knowledge thus obtained have made inspectors of all patrolmen requiring daily

Favorable answers to the above

questions should be secured for seven days and might be possible for three hundred and sixty-five. Mrs. F. W. Stephens, Chairman Printing Committee.

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LOCAL CARS TO BE SENT TO GERMANY

An order was received yesterday by the Davis Motor Car company for an assignment of cars to be sent to Germany. The cars will be shipped to New York, from where they will be sent to Munich, Germany. The foreign agency will act as distributors for the local concern abroad.

A St. Louis deaf mute husband and his wife have juse celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. They have never indulged in a word of disputation.

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