Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 37, 24 December 1914 — Page 8

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STEALS MAIL SACK At MILTON STATION Unknown Thief Makes Valuable Haul before Evening Train Arrives.

TRUSTEES EXAMINE NEW HEATED HACK

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TE LEGR AM. THURSDAY, DEC. 24, 1914

Wayne Works Exhibits School Wagon With Improved Heating System.

MILTON, Ind., Deo. 24. While a number of nersons were waiting for the evening train at the L. E. & V. station last night, someone took the

mail sack, containing the firHt class' The hack matter from the truek lust outsirlp thp'P'a.v at the

door. The thief has not been apprehended. O. A. Borders, station agent, had loaded the sacks on the cart and had then gone inside to sell some tickets. About ten minutes later he came back

find discovered the theft. No one in-1 constantly, f-ide the station had noticed the thug's ; register in

Township trustees who were in the city yesterday inspected a new stylo of school hack put out by the Wayne Works.

TREMPS GETS TITLE AS SCHOOL LEADER Centerville Friends' Church Elects Officers of Sunday-School.

which was placed on discourt house will be shiu-

ped to various parts or the country within the next few weeks. It is built along the same lines as the school hacVs in use in Wayne township now, but has several improvements. One is a heater which replaces the inside slove. The heater is suspended under the hack ami takes in fresh air

The heat is supplied by a the floor of the hack, the

operations. The contents of the sack 1 only part of the apparatus visible was valuable consisting of Christmas i from the interior. The hack can be (hecks and much loose monev. -kept at a temperature of seventy de

ls 'working on a grees by chains regulated by the dri-

Tfce town marshal

,e but refuses to say whether he i cts local talent or not. A tramp1 ri v. loitering around town earlier!

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The inventor of the heater, a Craw-

fordsville man, has opened negotia

tions with the Wayne Works for the

. manufacture of ::,000 to 5,000 of the Takes Cold Easily. 'heaters to be supplied to the StudebaTlave you ever considered why you j ker corporation at South Rend. The thould take cold easily? It is not due ,' order is held up pending a contract ton s nsitive skin? That is the usual j which the South Pond corporation is eimse. If so, take a cool but not cold, negotiating for with one of the warr-Mii-nno bath every morning before ' ing countries of Kurope. This contract breakfast and rub with a dry towel un-j is ftn order to supply r.,000 transporta-

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I blowing committee of the Friends' church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Haworth Wednesday afternoon and elected their officers and teachers for the ensuing year George Karly. Andrew Tremps Will Vffif - FTed Tease' Mrs" Garrett, Mrs. Heilderbrand. The officers elected were Earnest Tremps, superintendent; Ross Roberts, assistant superintendent; Miss Esther Wiser, secretary; Miss Cora 1 romps, assistant secretary; Andrew .Tremps, treasurer; Miss Esther George, organist. The teachers selected were A. P Bond, Miss Callie Tremps, Will Dvnes, Miss Minnie Chamberlain, Mrs. Wili Dynes, Mrs. Hilderbrand.

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til the skin is dry and warm. Theu

when you take a cold get rid of it as quickly as possible, and to accomplish this you will find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy mots excellent. Its remarkable ures of bad colds have won for it a wide reputation and immense sale. For sale by all dealers. Adv.

tion wagons with facilities for h In winter. It is understood the ons are for war purposes.

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sued s-ful Christmas eiit 'i tain-

was t'.iveit by members of the

Kurlhr.m Height church last night, ; umbr the direction of Mrs. Robert '!'. Wilson and Mrs. Frank Simcoke. ; children of the Sunday school took I

most or the parts m a cantata. While full of laughter provoking incidents, the story centered around universal Chris' tu as food cheer, and carried with it the message of Chist's coming.

NOTICE.

Big roast ostrich lunch and

j ovster dressing and celerv at ! A. C. Bettelon's, 20 North 9th PLAY ?treet 23"2t

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TBY LEASED WIRE. WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. The department of agriculture has removed the foot and mouth disease quarantine from thirty-eight counties in Illinois and modified it in eight others, and lifted it from Connecticutt, excepting Hartford and New Haven counties. New quarantines were placed on Tioga county, New York, and Tuscola county, Michigan.

BRITISH SOLDIERS HOME FOR HOLIDAYS

rBY LEASED Wl RE. DOVER, Eng., Dec. 2 1. Hundreds of lii'tish officers and privates arrived here today on transports from !'iap.ie to spend Christmas at home in England. Short, furloughs have been granted over the Christmas season and the British railways have a creed to carry all soldiers ot their hemes free of charge. The Prince of Wi les has arrived from France and "iil spend Christmas with King George and Queen Mary at Sandringha in.

Free lunch tonight, turkey with ovster dressing. Harry Minck's, Cor. 6th and N. D.

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DENY DEATH RUMOR BY LEASED WIRE. ROME, Dec. 24. At the Austrian Embassy denial is made of reports that Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria is dying. The Vatican denies that a death-bed blessing has been sent. A persistent rumor to the effect that the aged Austrian Emperor was dying was circulated here last night.

Friend Oysters, New York Counts. Ed. Roser. King George V has traveled more than any other living monarch.

EASTHAVEN STARTS CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY Dance of Patients Open ProgramEmployes Present Play. The annual patients danrp hi.i

at Easthaven last night. The patients are not allowed t dance among themselves but dance with th ..,

entertainment for the 200 employes of the institution will be provided tonight bv thfi .nm.U, -n.-l ..

f e comedy is in three acts, and the list of characters is as follows: Jim Hortnn fr I ,.., . r.,.

Adams. Dr. Hannon; Paul Briscoe, Mr. I

husl, wintnrop Briscoe. Mr. Skinner- ' Mrs. Alberta -Briscoe, Miss Gibson; ; Evelyn Briscoe, Miss Parry; Norah ' O'Neil, Miss Boyd; Eleanor Horton, ! Miss Irvine.

Presents have been provided for all the patients and these will be distributed at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. At noon a big Christmas dinner will be served, with turkey and plum pudding. In the evening the employes will give their annual Christmas dance.

FIRE IN TENEMENT BRINGS DEATH TO 20

NEW YORK, Dec. 24. Trapped on the top floor of a tenement house by a fire whlcli shot rapidly through the building, five persons were suffocated to death by smoke today. Twenty families were sleeping in the tenement, about one hundred persons in all. Most of them were car

ried down the single narrow tire escape by the extension ladders. r The fire started in the basement and spread rapidly, cutting off the

Biairways. soon the iper vlndows

ui me rive story tnt" with the heads of r and women. Some ' clothing to the roof.

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--trk ten men 'n tr.slr night

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PORTUGAL COLONY REPORTS INVASION

BY LEASED WIRE. LISBON. Dec. 24. Official dispatches from Angola state that the second riorman expeditionary force which has invaded Portuguese, West. Africa, consisted of 1, 000 men with artillery. I'iKhtinp is still in progress there, it is said.

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