Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 334, 7 December 1914 — Page 19

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, DEC. 7, 1914

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AUSTRIAN TROOPS PUSH SOUTHWARD

BY LEASED WIRE. VIENNA, via Berlin and Amsterdam, Dec. 7. The Austrian army which invaded Northern Servia and occupied Belgrade has begun to push southward. Official announcement to this effect was made today. "There has been a further advance of the Austrian army of Invasion In Northern Servia," says the statement. "The Servians are not making any resistance. We took three hundred prisoners without any fighting. "To the west and southwest of Arandjelo plain tho Servians are making fierce attacks." TURKS ADVANCE CONSTANTINOPLE, via Sofia, Berlin and Amsterdam, Dec. 7. Turkish field headquarters in the Tchorokh Valley (Trans-Cacucasia) reports that the Turkish advance has reached a point east of Batum. "Our advance northward continues without check," says the announcement. "We have diverted troops In the direction of Ardagan, where the Russians are In retreat." (Batum is on the Black 6ea, 160 miles west of Tiflis and fifteen miles inside the Russian border. Ardagan is 60 miles southwest of Batum.)

Fighting Renewed on Belgian Soil

Live Subjects at R. B. C.

J. T. Pickerell, manager of the Indiana Business College at Muncie, spent a few hours ot the college Wednesday rvening. j. li. Campbell made a business trip to New Castle, Friday and reports that everybody is coming along nicely, Frank Stenger, principal commercial department went to Cambridge City and Ijewlsville, Saturday to liok after some business for the school. The contest in rapid calculation is reating a great deal of enthusiasm among the students. The captains of the two sides are Carl Blomeyer and Tennis White. Their standing so far is i votity-three points and eighteen I dints respectively. Mr. Blomeyer's side bids fair to stay in the lead. Edgar O. Hirschheld Is doing the bookkeeping and office work in the Mi'i'ke of the Fetta Water Softener T'ompany. Mr. Hirschrield was awardd a certificate of proficiency In bookveeping by the II. M. Itowe Company ! Italtitnore, Maryland. A letter has been received from T. II. 'earce who is a stenotypist in the of-

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SCALE- OF MILE.S

A North of Arras, where Germans are reported to have become very active with artillery fire. B 120,000 Germans reported to be conducting a hostile assault in desperate attempt to cut way through allied lines. C Dixmude where German front is said to have begun a general retirement. D Armentieres, which has been subjected to a severe German bombardment. E Courtrai, which has been turned into a hospital city, where 5.CC0 of the wounded have been unable to secure proper accommodations. F Bethune, a target for German bombardment. G Section between Bethune and Lens, where French report victories.

l'ce of the American Steel anS Wire company at Anderson stating that he is getting along nicely. The pic ture of the world's champion stenotypist was sent to the school by the stenotype company. These stenotypists won the high honors at the recent International Shorthand contest at Atlantic City. Pauline Wrerie who is employed by the Hoosier Manufacturing Company

of New Castle reports that she is getting along nicely and wishes to be remembered to her friends.

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club Wednesday afternoon at her home south of here. The time was spent at needlework. Those present were

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Mesdames Caley Duke, John Fowble, O. D. Acton, Ed Stldham, Cheater Banfll, Thomas Wood, Chaney Williamson, Andrew Hoover and Mrs. Borshlem. Several neighbors and friends gave Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sleek a very pleasant surprise Tuesday evening. Several people from this place attended a miseelloneous shower given in honor of Miss Alsie Vorhees at her home Wednesday evening. Mrs. SImms entertained the Friends Missionary society Tuesday afternoon. The time was spent at quilting. Those present were Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. Clark, Maggie Kendall, Ada Mdrow, Ida Pickett, Leah Kendal and Anna Kendall. Miss Adelaide Kemp is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Martin have returned from Greenfield, where they were called on account of the serious illness of her sister. Mrs. Minnie Nichols called on Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds Tuesday. Mrs. Jennie Nichols spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Huffman. John Fowble moved to the Miller farm last week. Mrs. Mary Ryan of Richmond, a former resident of this place is very sick.

NORWEGIAN SHIP FOUNDERS IN GALE

F BY LEASED WIRE. LONDON', Dec. 7. The Norwegian steamer Waterloo, of 1,283 tons burden foundered in a gale off the Lizard early today with the loss of all her crew, save three members.

JHE colossal figure in the foreground, "Water," is , one of the horizontal compositions typifying the four elements by Robert I. Aitken. In the background can be seen the sculptor's model, from which the assistants made the enlargement These four figures will be placed at the level of descent into the sunken garden of the Court of the Universe, the central court of honor of the Exposition.

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