Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 137, 26 April 1916 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, AVEDJfESDAT, APRIL 26, 1916

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LONDON, April-26 Thre separate attack, en by warships and two by aircraft "have been delivered against the British coast by the German within the fast thirty-six hours. In the naval engagement in the ' North sea -following the German' bombardment of Lowestoft, one of the. British destroyers Is reported have been badly damaged, af though ttje damage done to the cruiser by shell dropped Is said to have been alight. . -A German shell penetrated the boiler room 'of the destroyer causing some of the - boilers to 'explode. ' The total casualties In the British squadron are placed at -front-twenty to thirty. The raid over Cssex and Kent last night is shown by official information given out

ANNOUNCE PROGRAM FOR EATON CONCERT

' Tie high school press today Issued programs for the concert of the R. H. 6. orchestra to ,be gives at the opera house in Eaton, 0 Friday night of this week. Six orchestral and four tolo numbers comprise the program. Soloists' are Mies Luclle Reel, contralto; Mr. Edwin Price, tenor; Mr. Dale Owens, violin; "Mr. Robert Longman, cornet, y

- by, the admiralty to have been as extensive as that over the east : coast. Mori than : four German ' aircraft took part - and dropped . many bombs. 01110 G. 0; P. PICKS BURTON TO MAKE RAGE COLUMBUS, O., April , 26. Former Senator Theodore burton was emphatically endorsed by the Republicans of Ohio for the presidential nomination;' and Woodrow Wilson won an enthusiastic recommendation -for renomination by the Democrats at the primary yesterday. ' - . Senator .Warren G. Harding and Governor Frank B. Willis led the ticket for Republican delegates. William Cooper Proctor of Cincinnati and John J. Sq,llivan of Cleveland apparently were -elected by smaller majorities. The so-called "irregular" candidates defeated were Matt Glaser of Cincinnati. Dr. S. O. Giffin of Columbus, and Ralph W. Tyler, negro, of Columbus. Democrats selected' as their dele-gates-at-large former. Governors James M. Cox, Judson Harmon, James E. Campbell and Senator Pomerene, overwhelmingly defeating Frank S. Monnett of Columbus, who was opposed to the renomination of President Wil

son.

KNIGHTS INSPECTED BY GRAIID OFFICER

Knights of St. John were inspected by national officers In SL Andrew's ball last night. The St. John Bercaman cadets were also inspected. Miss Clara Moorland gave piano and vocal solos between s the drills. Father Frank A. Roell gave a short talk on the value of the Knights of St. John to the church. Following the inspection the ladies of the auxiliary served a lunch.

CIIRISTiAtr IIOFIIEINZ DIES AT AGE OF 70

After V an illness of . more than eighteen " months duration,' Christian Hofbeinz. one - of the oldest German residents of the city, died at bis home, 316 South Ninth street, this morning. He was seventy years of age. A resident of Richmond practically all his life, Hofheins was well known. Previous to bis illness " he bad been employed with the Hackman and Klehr f oth and Mather Brothers companies. He worked for the Pennsylvania railroad for over twenty years. ' He had been a member of the St. John's Lutheran church for more than fifty years during which time he took an active interest in church affairs. Besides his wife, Caroline, four sons and four daughters survive. Funeral arrangements have not been announced. It is requested that friends omit flowers.

To signal time to vessels in the harbor, Lisbon has erected two lights which are automatically Illuminated live minute3 before each hour and extinguished at the hour.

Tight-Fitting Bathing Suits Barred; Bare Feet O. K. for Chicago Beaches

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Here you are girls the very latest in beach costumes. One suit that which is tight-fitting is, in fact a little bit too much of. the latest. For such costumes will not be permitted on the municipal beaches. But the other the blouse and bloomer effect, will be the rage. Observe: Women will not be hampered by shoes and stockings in their swimming. Bare tootsies have received the sanctidn of the law.

EIKENBERRY SUED.

Complaint on promissory note was filed today in circuit court by the Mather Brothers company against William E. Elkenberry, demanding $160.

PLAQ PLEDGES

OF LIQUOR LAUS

INDIANAPOLIS, . April ? 26. Plank, calling for enforcement of liquor laws, - denouncing - the He, publican party for omission on this question" and favoring arbitration for labor disputes, were written , into the Democratic state platform . shortly before Its presentation and . adoptien by the convention today, ui result of activity of "independent" Democrats. . The resolution making up this platform omitted specific - refer ence to actren of President Wilson In international affairs but endors- ' ed him and his policy, praised the Democratic tariff, currency, income tax, trade commission, labor and other legislation of Congress. yt r': Laws Art Praised. The laws, of the general assembly were ' declared ' achievements in constructive legislation. The legislation was urged to enact additional good roads legislation but Jittle else was said about proposed state laws. "The Democratic party in both state and nation stands ready to give an account of Its stewardship," declared Governor Samuel M. Ralston, striking the key-note of : the Democratic State convention here today. "By its works it Is willing to be judged by a free and an eminently fair minded people." Reviews Administration.

Governor Ralston launched immedi

ately into a review of Che work of the Democrats. s ; - "The Democrat party pf this state has given the people widely constructed legislation in a hew highway law,

a state-wide primary-law, a flood prevention law, a law. regulating child labor, a tenement housing law, an arbitration law, an anti-lobby law, a teach

ers' pension law, a rural loan association law, a'public service law, a worfc. man's compensation law, a vocational

law; and many other statutory enact;

ments as instrumentalitiesvor good gov eminent for the people," he said.

The Governor referred to attacks on the Public Service Commission, asserting they were the consequences of

pioneer work.

The Governor praised President

Woodrow Wilson and Vice-President

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Thomas B. Marshall "our brilliant son " He praised the national tariff legislation, -currency legislation and the administration's conduct of international-affairs.

"The assault on Americans on the

border by Mexican outlaws does not call for interference . by our ' nation

against th,at government," he said. "I would not give one American boy for all -the - greaserr south of the ' Rio Grande, nor for all the gold Americans

might amass from Mexican speculations."

GOES TO PORTLAND.

' Rev. Somerville Light went to Portland, this afternoon. He will attend the reception that is to be given there tonight in the? Methodist church for the pastors and district superintendent of the Methodist churches - of this district. .: ...

"GLASS EYES ARE SCARCE;" . J WATCH GOOD ONES WITH CARE

.Watch your eyes and don't let them get punched ' but because -glass eyes are scarce. This is the warning message of the. Richmond, eye specialists. Although there is not an absolute famine of glass eyes yet, they are getting very scarce and are rather difficult to secure. This is due, of course, to the war. "Germany, a valuable source for such articles, has been shut off -and many of those made in the United States are shipped to Europe to replace perfectly good eyes that have been badly injured or shot out in battle. With the scarcity, prices have gone

up. although the rise. In the' price of artificial eyes has not been much-out of proportion with the general rise In prices.": The specialists here: say that they are expecting the supply to increase in the near future as the American factories are increasing, the outputs.

SUIT IS DISMISSED.

The divorce case of Mary Murphey against Robert Murphey was dismissed this morning from the circuit court docket at the cost of. the plaintiff.

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