Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 312, 13 December 1915 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, DEC. 18. 1915

LONDON IS SILENT ON RELATION WITH KING GONSTANTINE

v LONDON,, Dec. 13. While unofficial ' dispatcher fom Athens, Paris and ' Rome today, indicated that the Greek attitude with reference to the allies had grejfcjfcr improved, the government '.iecUned to make any statement on hediplmatic situation in the east this afternoon. .Jn; respons to an inquiry in the - house of commons, Lord Robert Cecil, under tecitary of foreign affairs, said : that the foreign office "Vas not in a position to ake a statement on the position .of Greece And the entente powers. ABked whether he had seen an interview quoting King Constantino as say- ; ing that the - allies had landed in Greece without . the king's consent, replied: "It would be improper to discues the. relations between King Conv stantlne and the ministers."

COIJNERSVILLE TRUCK

WEBB LODGE TO MEET

"Webb Lodge, No. 24, F. and A. M., will hold its annual . meeting Wednesday evening, at which time officers for the coming years will be elected and reports of the years activities submitted. ' vA:'.

TWIN GIRLS ARRIVE.

STARTS ON SATURDAY

v' .) A neWj.'bus line operating from Vthe

' Richmond auto station will be started

Saturday.1 when' Q. I. Lyons puts a

new truck Into commission running between. Richmond and .Connersvllle. It is planned to make one trip dally.

including Centerville, Germantown,

...Cambridge City, and Milton, leaving .."Richmond at 9 o'clock each morning, .,; and leaving Connersvllle dh the return -trlp'at'3 o'clock' in ythe afternoon. This .-'running? order mayv.be reversed, 'Mr. i -Lyons said. "The truck is owned joint- ' .ly by W. E. Reagean of Knightstown, '"Mid Mr. Lyons,, and has. a seating cajgacity of , eighteen persons.. - ,,. - CAR HITS TANK WAGON

. A tank iva'gbn .owned by the Indian uRefining company was struck by a i' trolley car west of town Saturday and tt slightly damaged, but none was hurt. t.The trolley car ran .into the rear of .the wagon, bending' the axle and ; smashing the cage on the back used for carrying measures.

Mrs. Russell Suits of 227 South Seventh street, presented her . husband with twin girls on Saturday night at Reid Memorial hospital.; Both mother

and children are thriving. - "

KAISER'S SON-IN-LAW PRAISED BY, SOLDIER

POLISH WOMEN FOR PEACE

ROME, Dec. .13 A pathetic appeal asking the pope to intervene in the

cause of peace was presented to the

pontiff today. It was signed by Polish and Hungarian women.

Experiment have shown that -acetylene light will make plants grow larg

er and more rapidly than those sub jected only to sunlight.

A Lexington (Ky.) woman has presented her' husband with nine children in; eighteen1 months, five-: at' one birth and four at a second.

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An army chaplain on the Western

front has just related ' this ancedote

Duke Ernest August of Brunswick, the son-in-law'bf the Kaiser, recently visited' a, company of soldiers from his state in the trenches atfd talked to two 'reservists who did not know him. He' askedi the men' how they were satisfied with their, new ruler. and. one of them, a printer, candidly, said: , "I was against the elevation of the young Cumberlander to the throne of our. country, because I believed him to be more English than German, but he seems to be a real patriot and a pretty good fellow."

WIRE AND RAIL SERVICE 1 -NOT INTERRUPTED BY STORM

No trouble has been reported by either ' the Western Union or Postal Telegraph company's with their wires In this -vicinity although the Western Union reported considerable difficulty in the neighborhood of Danville, 111. . The Home , Telephone ' company's wires are all clear, and the storm has not affected its service. The storm which started . Saturday did not Interfere with traffic on the Pennsylvania or C. & O. systems. All trains have been running on time.

SNOW COVERS VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. The first real snow of the season today blanketed northern Virginia and the District of Columbia to a depth of three inches, slightly impeding railway traffic and interfering with telephonic and telegraphic communication.

OFFER NO TERMS TO DULL MOOSE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.Developments today indicated that po direct offer of peace will be made by the Republican national committee to Colonel Roosevelt and the Progressive cohorts. The guiding spirts of the committee Intend to lie low in the hope that the first overtures, for the consolidation of the ranks of the old guard and the faction which split away In 1912 will come from the latter. .

CHARGES ABANDONMENT.

Divorce complaint was filed today by Lillie Gentry against Smith Gentry charging abandonment and failure to provide.

GERMAN ATTACHES TO LEAVE DEC. 28

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. Captains Karl Boy-Ed and Franz von Pappen. the German naval and military attaches who have been recalled by their government, will sail from New York, on Dec. 28 for Germany. This was learned on reliable authority today. It was stated that safe passage has been pbcured.

TWENTY-FIVE ASK AID.

Twenty-five - calls for aid were made at the office of the township trustee today. The sudden cold snap has fallen heavily on the poor people of the city and most of the demands this morning were for coal. The Social Service Bureau has also received numerous calls for relief.

Store Opsin .Every Night Until Xmae. JENKINS & CO.

IPiHe Sale Of Horses, Cattle and Hog Feed and Implements, fin miles north of Holl&nsburj or Vi miles east of Whto water, or 9 miles northeast o Richmond. JACK KNOLLENBERG.

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