Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 27, 11 December 1913 — Page 11

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND hUN -TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, DEC. 11. m;

THIRD GRAY LIS UP Oil Rir COUNTER Brother Quincy May Be Appointed Connersville Postmaster.

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FORSAKES SOCIETY FOR JOLO MISSION

PLAYS WAITING GAME

Hon. Finley and Judge George Hankering After Nomination.

A report is bring generally circulated throughout the Sixth congressional district that Congressman Finly Gray Ih seriously considering the appointment, of his brother, Quincy Oray, as postmaster of Connersville, an office which has a $1,100 a year salary appended to it, which looks exceeding good to the Gray Brethren. It is generally believed that Congressman Gray sees no reason why this political plum should get out of the family. It is hinted, however, that is Quincy Gray is to be attached to the federal pay roll, announcement to this effect will be withheld until the Fayette county and the district Democratic convention are held next Hpring. for Judge George Gray Is seeking renomination for his judicial office, and the honorable Finiy Gray is hankering for his third nomination as congressman. Would Be Faux Pas. Both the judge anfl the congressman are keen enough politicians to realize that slipping the Connersville postoffic.e to Quincy prior to the spring convention would be the French term of faux pas, which, translated into the American tongue, is a boneheaded or Alerkle play. Quincy Gray is engaged in business at Connersville and formerly was in the automobile business at Rushivlle. It is said he has the same taste for public office that is possessed by his two brothers.

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The official seal of the corporation of London was formally "broken" on the 1st of December and a new one substituted. The old one had been In constant use for 532 years. It had only one predecessor, which was destroyed In 1381, because it was "too small, rude and ancient." The seal, which was used for the last time on the 1st, was of silver, about the size of a dollar. It is5 much worn and blurred. It probably was used 1,500 times annually, or 708,000 times altogether.

.Mrs. Lorillard Spencer, for years one of the leaders of New York anil Newport society, will not be successful in the mission on which she has just started, according to military experts who have been in the Philippines. Mrs. Spencer, accompanied by Miss Virginia Young, a ProtestantEpiscopal deaconess, has sailed for Liverpool, enroute to Jolo, the capital of the Suiu group. There she hopes to establish schools and inculcate Christian religious and industrial ideas among the savage Moros. who are the most fanatic of Mohammedans. Mrs. Spencer has promised her son that if at the end of a year she finds that she has made no progress she will return to America.

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Chester Bundy, Otis Hall and Donald Sutton were home from Earlham Sunday. The Whittier class was entertained Saturday evening at the home Miss Mary Gilbert. The guests of the evenign were Miss Marjorie Floyd and Chester Bundy. Rev. Par via Bond returned Saturday evening after attending the funeral of his father at Farmland. Miss Mabel Yoris, of Indianapolis was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butler Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ozro Swain was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hall Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Hill entertained Rev. Parvin Bond. Chester Bundv and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hill at dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Long of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Money.

kecovered Irom inflammatory rheumatism. . Mrs. Stanley Duffy's'Son, of Mount Vernon, lud., writes "My mother was a trreat

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Dr. and Mrs. C. E. McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klliott were entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner Sunday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hayes. Mrs. J. C. Johnson was in Lewisville Saturday. Oliver Gilbert of Kansas spent Saturday with Mr. and frs. James YV. Sweedy. Robert. Lanning and Rupert Woodward spent the week nd with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hold in Greenfield. Carroll Ogborne and Miss Bessie Kinnimun were married Saturday evening at the home or the Rpv. If Floyd. The will reside in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Ozro Mason and son, Donald, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mason. Miss Lucile Johnson enterrained the Hildegrade club Tuesday evening. Miss Evelyn Hayes read the story of "Thf Three Weavers." C. O. Williams, county superintendent, visited the schools here Tuesday. Miss Bernice Frlcker spent Wednesday with Madge Bilby. Rev. and Mrs. Ziegler spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bride. The monthly social or the Epworth League was held last Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Msr. Fred Herbst

Methods of Underworld to Get Into Jails Are Many and Varied

can do t break ir.to ia:l. annual report of the po':

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regularly , r..ploed by tie uudt-rworiu to for.e entrance ii:;o the cuy and county institutions of confinement F.e-

The 'at i sid s These there are others hich e depart- j ingenious crcoks employ, '.'ho do not

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1 Regi'..u!iis wi-h. ""arson" the category j of n : i rm.-. rors r.'ns don thrown i the alphabet to "wife desertion "

Seventy-six p-rons in the city be-1 come intoxicated, have a fight or .. t into trouble of .-om? kind each month. . according to the monthly reports of the police d-part inn.-. which wiS! lieadded to u;c the total fitures tor'

tue annual r-port. seventy-six is an average drawn from trie number of arrests mad during the last cloven months of the present yar. The number varies oniy little from' month to month. Twenty-two more, arrests lune been. m?.de already thi.-; year than last. The total for IHIL" whs ' 4t. For eleven months of lf13 reports of the police department show; 84, which, with thf C4 this month: brings the total to nCS. ; Dragnet Increases Total. The dragnet v. i.k-h lu.s been haul-' ing in suspicious characters durina December, will cause the number of arrests tor this month to run above ' the average. Of the 7t', each month who reach Police Chief (iurmoa and ; try to explain their (;mi;:ct. or' one-half, hear Mayor Zimmerman unit- 1

ter "SI find pleaded guili Last year this offense.

costs" after they have y to public intoxication, i perons were slate. t for During the f.rst eleven

months of 1?1". 411 persons have been Socked tip on the same charge. Twelve persons a month leid to the temptation to smite another person on one cheek to see if lie will turn the other, or return the blow with a stone or an open knife. In most cases a tight results, and the persons are charged with "assa ult and battery. One hundred and twenty-seven have been arresttd on this charge. Drinking Caused Downfall. According to tie police records the third greatest temptation after drmkand lighting, is to gamble So Lit- this year 1M men have roiled the bones or indulged in so mo other form or pa-ti:ne destined to separate them from their money rapidly and effectively. Two persons nave been arrested on the charge of forgery.

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