Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 250, 1 October 1915 — Page 11

THE AKIOXD PALLADIUM AND SUK-UGLEGRASJ. FRIDAY, OCT. I, Iviia

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More Greek Troops Galled to National Colors . . - - .. . -- .

HIT BY MACHINE CHILD ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURY

EATON. O.. Oct. l: -Virgil ; Bru

baker: five-year-old - ton of Mr. and

Mrs. Jesse Brubaker, who reside three miles southeast of Eaton on the Franklin road, narrowly escaped death

Thursday morning when he was run

down by an automobile driven by

Clarence E. Grauder, who resides near

Oreenbush. Two wheels of the machine passed over the lad's head and suffered a broken nose and other in

juries to his head and body.' The

boy's wounds bled profusely, and for

a time it was feared he bad been fatal ly injured. Shortly following the ac

cident, . however. be -. regained con

sciousness and his chances to recover are said to be good, barring develop

ment of concussion of the brain. He

was attended by Dr. J. C. Ryder.

The accident occurred In front of

the Brubaker home when Crauder at

tempted to pass two other automobiles. Earl Kinsey, carrier on

Route 10. had driven . up to the mail

box at the Brubaker home and was

conversing with the .injured lad and an older brother, Crauder was coming toward Eaton and .was. behind another machine. He. drove his machine to the left side of the. road .around the one in front of him, and then between the mail carrier's . machine and the mail box, where the boys stood. When the boy was struck .he , was dragged several, feet before Crauder 's machine could be. stopped. ..

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John Turpen.gent for a brick contracting company of Columbus, O , was in town Tuesday accompanied by his sister Mrs. Mary - Steinhilber and daughters Margaret and Clara Steinhilber of Greenville, O. Rev. H. L. Lott of East Springfield, Pa., were guests of D. A. Poe and wife from Monday untid Wednesday. Mrs. Sarah Jane Ford has as guests Monday Mr. and Mrs. Sherman .Ford and Mr. and Mrs. Lanning of Hartford City, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. John Huffman and Mrs. Ella- Gates. Mrs. Alice Richards was au afternoon visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Crisenbery and daughter Berdena, spent Saturday night and Sunday at Chilllcothe, O., the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Zimmerman. Mrs. A. L. Riley and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Radabaugb and daughter Bell,

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: Greek Troops on the March Through a Frontier Town in the Mountain.

A further large number of troops have been called to the Greek colors according to dispatches from the Balkans. The

reservists of the classes of 1886, 1887 and 1888 are to report on October 1. Despite the fact that the Greek-Bulgarian controversy

.seems to be in a way of amicable settlement, it is not at all impossible that Greece will enter the waf against Germany.

attended a meeting of the Rebekah lodge at New Paris, Monday morning. Mrs. Elizabeth Cloyd is spending the week in West Alexandria with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cloyd. Dr. G. F. Brown of Dayton called on local friends here Tuesday. Charles Nelson of Greenville, is visiting relatives at this place. Myrtle Trone spent Thursday and Friday in Greenville the guest of Dr. jO. P. Wolverton and family.

Masonic Calendar

Friday Webb Lodge, Nb. 24, F. and A. M. Called meeting; work in the Fellowcraft degree, commencing at 7 o'clock. Saturday- Loyal Chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated Meeting and social.

CENTERVUIJS

Miss Myrtle Charman entertained a number of friends at her home on East Main street Wednesday in honor of Miss Jessie Mae Coleman of Tullahoma, Tenn. Refreshments were served -to the following: Misses Pearl Horner, Rosella Mathews, Letha Dunbar, Gladys Stevens, Norene Mean6, Ethel Reichard, Mrs. Rubia Omealia, Messrs. Frank Ryan, Paul Mathews, Julian Dunbar, Keith Hatfield, Turner and Parcell. Miss Lois Means returned home Thursday after a two weeks visit with friends at Kokomo.Mr. Gaar, the Cambridge City nurseryman, gave a talk to the high school -Thursday on "Beautifying the Home." He also demonstrated to the Botany classes means of combating the spread of the San Jose scale. Services for Mrs. Josiah Colvln will

be held Saturday afternoon - at Elkh6rn. , Marcellus Beitzell - is ill with ptomaine poisoning. .The first six grades of the school have an enrollment of 109 pupils with no absences so far. The first issue of the Old. Trails Echo, the newspaper to be published in Centerville wUl be printed Thursday. Announcement was made today by Superintendent Schell that the Schools would observe Riley Day, next Thurs-

Among the new fish in New York's aquarium is the batfish, with a head like a bat and two large fins used for walking on the bottom of the sea; also a gagfisb, which gasps so for breath that it seems as though every moment would be its last. It is said that heretofore few sober men have bebeld either of these creatures.

TURKS DENY KILLING AMERICAN CITIZENS

WASHINGTON. Oct 1. Denial that Armenians are being slain by the wholesale as reported to the state department in the confidential' report's of the American consular representatives in Turkey has incensed officials here. These denials, coming from Turkish and German. sources, are declared at the state department to be entirely untrue. The department, however, cannot make public its reports. The as signed reason is that they might violate neutrality. The real reason, officials quietly point out. Is that publication of reports whose authorship would be evident from the contents would simply mean signing the death warrant of the consular representatives. Many of these are not American citizens.

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