Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 307, 5 November 1914 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, NOV. 5. 1914

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for member of congress exactly 32 per cent. The net Democratic loss In the district was within a fraction of 10 per cent of the vote cast In 1912, while the Progressive loss over 1912 was exactly 13 per cent. Gray Shows Loss. The gain In vote for congressman this year was 291 over two years ago, and this gain benefited the Republicans almost exclusively. Comparing the 1912 vote In the congressional contest with the vote cast last Tuesday it is shown that Gray lost a total of 1.976 and the Progressives lost 1401. The Republican candidate, on the other hand had an increased vote of 3668. Republican leaders today admitted that they were surprised that the "Progressive loss was not greater than It was. They were expecting the Democratic loss to be between five and six per cent and they believed the Progressives would lose from twenty to twenty-five per cent.,, of. their

strength of two years ago. An analysis of the results in the eongresslonal race in the various counties of the district Is interesting. In Fayette the Democrats lost 38 votes over 1912, the Republicans gained 410 and the Progressives stood firm, losing only three votes. Gray carried the county by a plurality over Lynch of 124. Two years ago his plurality over Risk, Republican, was 568. Fayette county is where Gray resides. Gray Loses Half. Gray carried Franklin this year by a plurality over Lynch of 561. Two years ago, his plurality over Risk was 1300. The progressive vote slumped off 153. Franklin is one of the strongest of the Democratic counties. In Hancock, another normal Democratic county, Gray had a plurality of 1267 over Lynch this year. His plurality over Risk in 1912 was 1937. The Democratic vote fell off 244. The Republican gain was 396 and the Progressives lost 215. Henry Surprises Lynch. It is a peculiar fact that in Henry county, the home of Mr. Lynch, where he expected a big vote, the Democrats made a gain of 22 votes, the Progressives lost only 190, while the Republi

cans gained only 311. Lynch carried this county, instead of one thousand or more, as he expected, by only 141. In Rush county, the home of James E. Watson and other standpat leaders, where a big Republican plurality was expected to be rolled up. Lynch received a plurality of only nine over Gray, while the Progressives made a gain of 171 over two years ago. The Democratic vote fell off 291 while the Republicans gained only 191. This vote of last Tuesday probably made Mr. Watson sit up and rub his eyes. In Shelby county the Democrats lost 177 and the Republicans made their second biggest gain, 815, and the Progressives suffered their biggest Iobs, 633. Gray was still able to carry this normally Republican county, however. In Union county the Democrats made a gain of 66, the Republicans gained ten and the Progressives lost 62. To further scattered about and scramble up the contents of the political dope bucket Wayne county, the Progressives stronghold of the state, showed the largest Republican gain in the district at the same time giving Mr. Russell a handsome plurality,

476, over Qrf y. The Republican gain was 1166 against a Democratic loss of 791 and a Progressive loss of 440, but at that the Republican gain was not sufficient to make Mr. Lynch finish better than third.

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Deaths and Funerals. MOSS The funeral of Hannah E. Moss will be held from the home at 136 South Eleventh street, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. E. G. Howard will have charge of the services. Burial at Earlham cemetery. WAKING The funeral of Myrtle Waking will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon, instead of this afternoon, owing to a delay in transporting the body to this city. Services will be held at the home, 832 North Tenth street. Friends may call this afternoon and evening. Burial at the Lutheran cemetery. WHALLON Thomas C. Whallon, Jr., 11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Whallon of Indianapolis, died yesterday at Cincinnati. The

body will arrive from Cincinnati tomorrow morning at 11:30 o'clock and will be taken immediately-to Earlham cemetery, where short services will be held. He was a cousin of Dr. A. J. Whallon of this city. BARNES The funeral services of C. K. Barnes were held at the home, 104 Fort Wayne avenue, this afternoon. Ceremonies were held last evening by the lodges of which he was a member. Pall bearers at the funeral were representatives of his lodges. Burial was at Earlham cemetery.

SOCIETY TO PLAN SALE OF STAMPS The Antl-TuberculoBls society will meet at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Commercial club rooms to make further plans for the sale of Red Cross Christmas Heals. Announcement of the meeting was made by Dr. Whallon, president, and Dr. S. E. Bond, secretary, this afternoon. The meeting is to include representatives from all parts of the county. The officials are particularly anxious that representatives from the outlying sections be present.

DIRECTORS OF T ENTERTAIN WIVES

Members of the board of directors of the Y. M. C. A. will entertain their wives as guests at supper at 6:30 o'clock tomorrow evening, preceding the regular meeting of the board. Dr. B. A. Brown of the state committee, will also be a guest at the meeting, and will speak in the. Interests of the state convention, which will be held at Lafayette, Ind., November 20, 21 and 22. Secretary Learner said today thar. he was trying to get H. H. Conley. the general secretary of the Bradford Junction Railroad association, to attend the meeting, and give a talk on the Y. M. C. A. among the railroad men.

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The Italian city of Milan has changed from gas street lighting to electric

ity, generating its current by Alpine Water-falls, neacly one hundred miles away.

Comments on the "House of Bondage," shown at the PALACE today and tomorrow: "It would kindle again the smouldering fires of chivalry toward women and smite a man into a sens' or responsibility." Rev. Alexander Irvine. "I believe that the condition with which the book deals must be generally known before they will improve, and that the publicity thus given them, will be of great value.' John D. Rockefeller, Jr. "To say the book is immoral bcause it takes a great crime against humanity for its theme is to say that the Ten Commandments are immoral it cannot be read and forgotten." The Chicago Dally News.

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value here that's all we sell. It isn't necessary for a man to be shrewd in order to get his money's worth in the store "where you are sure to "Suityourself." Lively New Suits They're brand new ideas they're clothes of today in every way. Tartans and two tones and Roman stripes and plain weaves in conservative or advanced styles. Especially good values at $10 to $25.

Serviceable Overcoats

Our overcoats are built for service as well as "looks." They're stylish, long wear coats Balmacaans, knee length fitted coats, new convertible collar storm coats and shawl collar coats, $10 to $25.

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