Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 311, 11 December 1915 — Page 12

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7? BT COLLY -I THINK THAT NEW COOK b H1TTHH' UP THIS STOFF -rrb HALF EMPTY TvlriCE ffcTEROAY.' COUNTY NURSE PLAN DROPPED FOR THIS YEAR The public welfare committee of the Federation of Women's Clubs, with Mrs. William Dudley Foulke as chairman, held a conference with members of the Anti-Tuberculosis society in the Commercial club rooms yesterday afternoon and stated that It would be unable to carry out its recently announced intention to contribute two or three hundred dollars to the securing of a visiting nurse. About eight persons attended the meeting. D. W. Dennis presided. Seventy-five per cent of the proceeds derived from the sale of Red Cross seals now being sold through Wayne county under the direction of Mrs. Foulko, will be used to defray the expcnue of employing a nurse who will act in the capacity of an assistant county health officer. The nurse may not be secured this year but will be employed as Boon as possible. She will work under the direction of the EXPECT GRAND JURY TO END WORK TODAY It. Is believed that the grand jury will complete its work about 3:30 this afternoon. It will undoubtedly return an Indictment against Arch Knapp for the murder of a colored man In Hagerstown, and it is understood that the jury has also been receiving evidence in regard to blind tiger operations in Ha&erstown. COLLEGE PRESIDENT BEATS UP STUDENTS ItUSSEIWlLLE. Ark., Dec. 11. A number of stritcing students of the Second District State Agriculture college are today nursing broken heads and blackened eyes, following their attempt to chasti se President Charles E. Scott with a razor strop. The students are on the second strike within three months as a protest against Scott's strict discipline. A number waylaid Scott last night, but were badly worsted in the melee, as Scott .s of powerful physique. AUSTRIAN CRISIS REACHES CLIMAX WASHINGTON, Dec. 11. The critical relations of this country with Austria were believed to be rapidly approaching a climax today. The United States note which Ambassador Penfield delivered to the Austrian foreign office calls for immediate disavowal, reparation and promises that hereafter Austrian submarine commanders will observe international law. Secretary Lansing admitted bis, but he refused point blank to fliscuss what Ambassador Penfield said in regard to thp note reception.! Other officials Intimated, however, i that the Austrian government is seri-j outsly concerned over the general tone of the note. It is understood that Ambassador Penfield cabled that the Ancona note will be made the subject f a cabinet conference immediately. WAR BULLETINS AIR CRAFT RAID ANCONA. ROME, Dec. 11. Two persons were killed and ten injured at Ancona Friday by an aerial bombardment carried ant. by Austrian aeroplanes. Four aeroplanes flew from warships off Ancona. and dropped a number of bombs on the city. The aircraft then returned to the warships which sailed northward into the Adriatic. SINK BRITISH VESSEL. LONDON. Dec. ll.The British steamer Busiris was sunk' by an Austrian submarine in the Mediterranean Dn Friday three hours after it had sailad from Alexandria. She crew was permitted- to launch the steamer's boats and these arrived at Alexandria tarly today. I For retail dealers there has been instated a machine that will take coal frSm a pile and pour it into bags for handling at a rate of twenty-five tons

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N IT! VARIED WEATHER BRANDS ARE OFFERED CHICAGO, Dec. 11. All brands of weather, including temperatures ranging from 10 below zero in the Canadian northwest, to 70 above on the east coast of Florida, with a dash of snow here and there and heavy rains and sleet in .many sections, were dished up to the people today over the vast expanse. of country between the Gulf coast and Minnesota and from the western section plains country to the Great Lakes. There was considerable delay to all telegraphic and telephone business over a wide area from a disarrangement of circuits, caused for the most part by sleet storms, but the railroads have not yet begun to feel the effects of the disturbed weather conditions. A disturbance which made its appearance in Kansas two days ago moved slowly southward to Western Arkansas yesterday, moved northeastward into South Missouri during .the night and was today whipping its way up through Illinois and Indiana,, bringing with it heavy rain and sleet in the southern and central sections and snow in the northern end of those states. In Eastern Kansas and Oklahoma the storm was doing business with the aid of strong gales. Government experts estimate that of the 26,000,000-horse power, which it Is possible to develop hydrotelectrically in the United States, 19,000,000horse power lies west of the Rockies.

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RICHMOND POLICE HUNT FOR THIEVES Richmond police were on the lookout today for men who looted the safe of the Cafe Lumber company at New Castle early this morning and who are believed to have headed in the direction of Richmond. All Richmond banks were instructed to notify police headquarters if any effort was made to cash Indorsed checks, totaling $275, and made payable to the Safe company, which are included In the loot secured by the robbers. The raiders, after blowing the lumber company's safe, took all the checks and $30 in cash. COUNTY BOARD MEETS At the suggestion of the members of the county board, County Auditor Bowman is to arrange a conference for next Saturday with representatives of the state reformatory, Jeffersonville, for the purpose of planning purchasing of supplies, on the part of the county, such as are made at the reformatory. The board ordered the vacation of the Von Pein road, in Beallvlew, without the assessment of any damages. It was also decided to confer with the Traction company officials in regard to repairing the Cambridge CityMilton bridge. A contract was let for an adding machine for the clerk's office on a bid of $160. The fine watch is protected by a pneumatic pad. 1c

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BT IT LIKE TOAiK "YOO A QUESTION.' JUNIORS ENTERTAIN R. H. S. SENIOR CLASS Frequent applause by an audience which numbered about 600 people attested last night to the success of the musical and minstrel show given in the high school auditorium under auspices of the Junior class. The entertainment was one of the most enjoyable ever given by a high school class. While held primarily in honor of the Senior class, all the other students and parents of the students had been given a cordial invitation to attend. The program consisted of vocal and instrumental solos, violin and piano, orchestral numbers and other selections. Costume dances and solos were features while the minstrels also scored individual success. SCHROER WILL DISPOSES ESTATE AMONG RELATIVES Cecelia Schroer Hutchinson, of Chicago, was made a legatee of the will of William Schroer, deceased, according to the terms of a codicil to the will filed in circuit court for probate. Miss Hutchinson will share in the distribution of the estate to an amount equal with the nieces of the late Mr. Schroer, who live here. Earnest Pointer and wife are the chief beneficiaries of the estate, receiving $1,900 for themselves and $700 for each of their four children. Mr. Pointer is a street car conductor living on West Second 'street.

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DROP INDICTMENTS INDIANAPOLIS, Ind-Dec. 11. Indictments against 105 of the remaining 118 defendants charged with election conspiracy in Marion county were dismissed by Special Judge Eichhorn in criminal court here this morning on motion of Prosecutor Rucker. Those against whom indictments are still pending include Herman Adam, city weight and measure inspector; Samuel V. Harris, superintendent of police; Roy A. Pope, Weyland Sanders and Martin Houlse, police sergeant; Charles Brinkley, Hugh Costelo, Irvin Harding, Hawshaw Henderson, William Kissel, James Lucas, Dan Moses and Lee Stringer. WORK ON LEGISLATION. At the next meeting oL the county board of education a member will be appointed from Wayne county on the state legislative committee, which was authorized by the state trustees' convention at Indianapolis this week. Every county in the state is to be represented on the committee which will work with a district committee to formulate bills for the next legislature. GRANTED DIVORCE. Mrs. Lephart, who resides on State street, was granted a divorce from August Lephart in circuit court today and was awarded the custody of two children. She is to receive $4 a week from the father for her children's support. Lephart was recently arrested on a charge of assaulting his wife.

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PENFIELD DELIVERS NOTE TO AUSTRIA WASHINGTON, Dec. 11. Ambassador Penfield at Vienna notified the state department today that he bad delivered its note to the Austrian foreight office, protesting on the sinking of the Ancona last Thursday. Secretary Lansing announced receipt of Ambassador Penfield's cable and added that note will be made public Monday morning. SCHOOLMASTERS ELECT Re-election of officers of the organization was made at noon today at the annual meeting of the Wayne County Schoolmasters' club. The officers are: President, N. C. Heironimus, Richmond;; vice-president, E. E. Oldaker, Cambridge City; secretary-treasurer. C. O. Williams, Richmond. About fifty members were present at the luncheon served at the Y. M. C. A. An after-dinner address was delivered by the Rev. J. J. Rae, who spoke on the dignity of the calling of the schoolmaster. G. A. R. TO ASSEMBLE Members of Sol Meredith Post. G. A. R., will meet at 7 o'clock Sunday night at the Westcott hotel, to march to the home or Joslah B. Gilbert, Civil war veteran, 102 North Fifteenth street to hold services.

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-SAR! 1,000 KILLED IN EXPLOSION IN BELGIUM HAVRE, France, Dec 11. A thousand men were killed in a terrible explosion In a Belgian powder factory at Graville. St. Honorine, near here today. Most of the victims were wounded, but many of these were so badly hurt they will die. Practically all the windos in Havre were broken. CHILDREN RUN CHURCH KOKOMO. Dec 11. Children of the Main Street Christian church now hold services of their own. Services along the line of those conducted by the older members of the congregation are held each Sunday morning at the regular hour in the basement of the church. They even have their own pastor, chorister, pianist and a lookout committee of twenty members. Big Variety of Recipe Boxes and Books BARTEL & ROHE A Bank Account Is Your Best Friend plus 3

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