Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 183, 15 July 1915 — Page 12
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRA1L THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1915.
10,000 AEROPLANES ORDERED BUILT FOR ATTACK ON GERMANY LONDON, July 15. It became known today that the Admiralty has placed orders with every shop In England and Canada that can make aeroplans in preparation' for a gigantic aerial attack on Germany. The announcement of this movement came coincident with the greatest single air attack of the war, in which thirty-five aeroplanes bombarded the German railway station at Vigneulles-les-Hat-tonchatel. The plans call for the construction of 10,000 aeroplanes, to deluge German ammunition plans, supply stations and routes , with bombs for the destruction by aircraft of the fifteen railroad bridges across the Rhine and the nine across the Meuse, by which the German front is supplies with munitions; and for the creation of a new Cabinet portfolio, to be known as the Ministry of Aviation, which shall have full control of the war by airmen. England at last has awakened to the fact that she must fight Germany scientifically, matching invention for
invention, novelty for novelty, and
strategy for strategy. For many months H. G. Wells has decided that
this was absolutely necessary if the
allies hoped to achieve success .
HORSESHOERS NAME OUTING COMMITTEE
Setting August 14 as the date and Glen Miller park as the place, horseshoers of the county who assembled in Cox's shop last night, appointed committees to complete arrangements for the annual picnic of the Wayne County Horseshoers' union. At last night's meeting Hagerstown,
Boston, Milton, Greensfork and Richmond were represented. The follow1-
ing committees were selected: Invitation committee, E. S. Hunt, Charles Wilson and Walter Cox; program committee, Walter Cox, William
Smith and JoBeph Pyle; refreshment
committee. Warren Dowell, E. H. Hunt and Carl Bague. All the horseshoers and their families in Wayne county are expected to attend this event with well-filled baskets.
ASSEMBLY BALKS AT HIGH RENTAL
EATON, O.. July 15. Because members of the board of directors of the County Agricultural society adopted a resolution asking $50 rental, the third annual Chautauqua session, August 2 to 8, probably will not be held on the fair grounds. Members of the Chautauqua association declare the rental is beyond their financial reach and other suitable grounds will be sought. The use of the grounds was fre for Chautauqua purposes during the last two sessions.
COOPER RE-ELECTED
EATON, O., July 15. Clem Cooper, well-known Washington township agriculturalist, has ben re-elected president of the County Board of Education for a period of five years. Cooper's choice was made by the presidents of the various educational boards in the townships and villages of the county.
New Country Club Building As It Will Appear When Done
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The $10,000 home which the members of the Richmond Country club are having erected on their grounds east of the city,will be one of the most modern and convenient buildings of its kind in the state. Accommodations for golfers are provided. The linkss about the house which are in process of construction are rapidly being placed in excellent condition and it is probable that an invitation tournament will be held providing the building is completed in September, according to the contract.
KNIGHTS HOLD OUTING
About twenty-five automobile loads of members of the Winchester Knights Templar Commandery, No. 53, stopped at Glen Miller park late yesterday afternoon for a rest and refreshments before continuing on their way to Winchester as the last lap of the annual tour and picnic. The machines
banners proclaimed
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BEACH IS POPULAR 1 SEIZED WITH CRAMPS
EATON BOY DROWNS
Swimming was the most popular of sports yesterday afternoon and evening. Crowds of men and women splashed and waded In the cooling waters at the Hawkins bathing beach, while an equal number of the more timid sat on the banks and treated themselves to a psychological cooling. Imaging they were as comfortable as their friends who came from the water with bodies cool and dripping. The Y. M. C. A; pool has also been popular during swimming hours, many men from offices and stores taking a refreshing plungs each day as soon as the day's work is over.
GLEN MILLER AGAIN USED FOR OUTINGS
Glen Miller park la again coming into its own as a picnic ground. Although used comparatively little for outings last summer and the summer before, the park has this year been, the scene of many pleasant outings. Richmond Sunday schools and church societies and lodges in many neighboring towns have held their annual picnics at the Glen, while numerous family reunions have enjoyed the cool shade and the refreshing waters of the park. Parents like to take their children to the Glen, because the youngsters are little bother. They spend hours and hours in perfect contentment watching the antics of the monkeys and in dropping bits of food to the shaggy bears in the deep pits. ATTEND OUTING EATON, O., July 15. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Brown and children, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Reel and daughter Miss Lucile, and F. J. Jackley will go to Cedar Point Monday to enjoy an outing. They will also attend the convention of the Ohio Electrical Dealers' Association.
EATON. O., July 15. When he was seized with cramp Wednesday afternoon while bathing In Fourmile creek. Stanley Curtis. 15. son of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Curtis, near Sugar Valley, sank to the bottom of the stream before assistance could be given him. The body was taken from the creek about one hour and a half following the tragedy. The hole in which the lad met death is ten feet deep and is fed by numerous springs. When the lad went into the water it Is believed he struck one of the fey currents and was overcome. The tragedy occurred on the farm of Edward Stache, southwest of Eaton. With other members of the Sugar Valley Sunday school had been enjoying a picnic in the Stache woods. When news of the death of her boy was given the mother she was overcome, and for a time was In a serious condition. Besides his parents, the lad is survived by one sister Mary, S years old. Funeral services have not been arranged, but probably will be held Friday afternoon a tthe Sugra Valley church.
Anglesey (Wales) Education committee will not enforce the attendance
at school of boy over IS year of age it they are absent owing to argent agrioaltureal exigencies.
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TAKE A JITNEY. TO FAIR VIEW Leaves 8th and Main st 5 and 36 aftsr the hour. Leaves north end of Ridge street In Falrvlew at 15 after L id 15 till hour. The Falrvlew route Is from 8th and Main west on Main to 7th. north on 7th to D street and across Doran bridge west on Richmond avenue to 2nd. and north on 2nd to Charles, -west on Charles to Hunt street, north on Hunt to School street, and from corner of School and Rtdge streets, south on Ridge .returning to Charles and back to 8th and Main streets. Car to Reld Hospital every 30 minutes. Cars on Main between Earlham and Glen Miller ever 10 minutes. Stop a Jitney as you would a street car. You will know them at night by the purple light.
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