Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 36, 23 December 1914 — Page 10
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23, 1914
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POULTRY FANCIERS SET EXHIBIT DATE New Organization Takes Over Interests of Old Association.
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Tho first nnnual exhibit of the j Wayne Fanciers' Poultry Show will!
bo held in tho Colonial bulldinK on; South Seventh street, January 11 toj tA ioir. Th new organization has i
purchased the interests of the Greater;!! Richmond Poultry and Pet Stock asnoclation, and will increase the scope : of tho show this year in many ways. , The catalogs which have just been J Issued bv John Thursday, secretary, contain an attractive list of premiums i
including cash prizes, cut glass, pen
nants, ribbons, oil paintings, ana poui- , trv foods and remedies. ii The awarding of prises will be made y by the comparison system on a point, basis as follows: First to 4 points, l second to 3 points, third to 2 points, and fourth to 1 point. ; Birds entered singly may compete ; in pen classes also. An entry fee of ; 1 1 i;: cents will be charged for each if! bird in pen classes and $1.00 for single in birds. The entries will close Jan. 9. In The fiivi Annual Fanciers' banquet! If will bo held, in the Knights of Pythias f hall on South Kighth street, Friday evening. Jan. 15. i
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POST OFFICE PUTS CLERKS IN SERVCIE
Department Issues Extraordinary Order to Handle Heavy Mails.
An order received from the post office department at Washington today gives the office permission to use the men in the service for any purpose. Several of the carriers and clerks will deliver parcel post outside their
working hours. This is
against rules in normal seasons. Each train is bringing heavier loads of parcel post matter, and
Hi Christmas greetings in letters and II nostal cards. The office expects to-
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of congress. The galleries were packed with admirers of Mr. Hobaon and they cheered him time and again. Speaker Clark was indulgent with the occupants of the galleries, but he warned them on two or three occasions that they must refrain from voicing either approval or disapprov-
EARLHAM SHARES IN ROCKEFELLER FUND
gress than of those who voted against the measure. The amendment will be much stronger in the Sixty-third conggress than in the present. In fact, it stands a very fair chance of being adopted in the new congress.
senate today is in favor.of the amend-; BY LEASED wiRt. ment. Whether we hae a two-thirds j NEW YORK, Dec. 23. The sum of vote there or not, 1 do not know." t $io.5S2,5!l has been donated by the " S John D. Rockefeller general education This country now owns 8.000 islands !,! miioros supporting a population of 10.000.000. 1 bard to 103 universities and college The commerce of these islands ex- in 33 states, according to a prelimi-
val of remarks uttered on the floor of Ceeds $300,000,000 or more than that j nary report made public today. Tho the House. j of the United States in any year prior ; complete detailed report of the work
There was a faint hiss in one or tne ; to 1850 of tne joard during the past year wiu
je issued at the first of January. A Christmas Gif for all the vear a 1 To Indiana fell $230,000. including
p.muunir' from si.do to $12. Ouioiev's. i Karlham Webster Franklin and
galleries as Representative Bartholdt of Missouri, who has bitterly opposed Prohibition, arose to deliver his address. Hobson Fights On. "The fight goes on. It is not lost by the action of this temporary setback. It will but spur us on to further
efforts," said Representative Hobson
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Bring this coupon and contribution to any newspaper office, or mail coupon and check to George H. Eggemeyer. Send in something for this purpose. Let the amount be small cr large, it will help. Don't neglect this opportunity.
morrow afternoon to be the heaviest j today. He added that the question of period. Arrangements are being made j nation-wide prohibition would be sub-i to deliver parcel post Christinas pres- j milted to the next congress. It is' ents on Christmas day. There will be doubtful, however, that another vote one city delivery and windows w ill be j Will be allowed within a period of left open in the -worning for rural pa-1 two years, and in this event, Hobson
says, the Prohibitionists will majce liquor an issue in the 1916 campaign.; Sees Dry iVctory. Senator Sheppard of Texas, author of the senate resolution providing for a constitutional amendment for national prohibition, today declared the result of the vote in the house last night to be a real victory for the pro-
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tional house of representatives declared for nation-wide prohibition." he said, "but of these who did vote a far greater proportion favorable to the resolution will return to the next con-
j trons. Ill If their statements are true in some If i instances we know they are not they
have suffered losses disproportionate to the advantage they have gained."
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BY LEASED WIRE-1 HOT I'KRPAM. Dec. 23. New Uer-'j man .in si lied out at the Krupp fai-tor ;mkI fresh troops are being: rush'il into Belgium. The youth of ! the new troops shows that Germany is aliv;il drawing upon her boys to fill her depleted ranks. Seventeen thousand soldiers have ' reached Heyst, near the Dutch frontier. This is a line which the Germans will fall back on if they find they cannot withstand the offensive oi the allies in Flanders. Most of the soldiers arriving at Heyst are between IT and is. No civilians are allowed to enter or leave Heyst under penalty of death. 100 FAMZL1ES SHIVER AS TENEMENT BURNS BY LEASED WIRE YORK. Dee. J.'.. -More than mi" hundred families were driven out ijit ihe. cold, and man;: persons overcome l.y smoke early today when a waist lactory took fire in the heart of the tenaraent district. Police and firemen herded the people together and drove iheni into the furnace room of eu ice house about a block away to prevent them from freezing in their scanty attire. The loss was $25,000. Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake, delicious
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RUSSIANS FALL BACK
TWENTY-FIVE RULES
BY FREDERICK WERNER, Staff Correspondent The International News Service. BERLIN", (Via Amsterdam) Dec. 2?,. Withdrawal of Russian forces from their positions before Piotrokow to Opoczno, a. distance of twenty-five miles, is the chief news of importance received from the eastern theatre of war today. Opoczno being east of the I'iHea river, the German military experts believe that the Russians intend to make another stand behind that stream as they have farther north behind the Bzura. Opoczno is on a branch of the railroad running from Ivangorod through southern Poland. This is the only line still held by the Russians, and if the Germans succeed in cutting it they will trap the great forces that have been operating against Cracow north of the upper Vistula :.nd against the Germans' entrenched front from Cracow to Czestochowa. The military experts believe that
the next sanguinary battle in Poland
will be in the neighborhood of Opoczno but their interest centers today in the western theatre of war, though the situation there is discussed in only guarded fashion. The announcement that Emperor William has gone to the western front is the cause of the renewal of interest in the fighting in France and Flanders. Allies Wait Too Long.
That, the allies would take the offensive in the west as soon as they thought the Germans were having a difficult time in the east was generally recognized here. That they waited too long, however, is the the declaration of Major Mohrat in the Tageblatt. "When the allies got started it was i too late for them to press their ati tacks to a successful conclusion," he i says. "We had already won our vicI tory in Poland, removing any further ; menace there, and were able to take ! the proper steps to defendour positions In the west. "It will be noted that the French claim to have taken many trenches.
BY LEASED WIRE. PARIS, Dec. 25. Three and four day furloughs were granted today to many British officers, who will spend Christmas at home in the British Isles. Short furloughs are also being given to French and British privates. It is believed that, for sentimental reasons, there will be very little fighting on Christmas day.
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