Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 141, 1 May 1916 — Page 7

THE -RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, ; MONDAY, May 1,1916..

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SHIVELY TALKS BEFORE (. OF P. " AT CAMBRIDGE

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., May 1. Knfghtg of Pythlag lodge, No. entertained members of .their families in the K. of, P. hall Friday evening. Three hundred persons were in attendance, among whom were three charter members, Lee Pitman, F. C. Moscaugh and Jesse Pauf. Charles 13." Shlveley of Richmond, who becameaffiliated with this . lodge in 1875, and Who began the practice of law in this city at the age or 21, in an interesting address paid high tribute to this his lodge home. An' interesting feature of the program was the girls' quartet of Dublin, with Mle Elma Henby, accompanist. Other features were readings ' by Miss ... Bessie Buhl of Centerville; a "duet by MIsb Virginia Kabel and Master Harold Hughes. . A banquet was served by the com'mlttee, W. E. Austin, George Barrett, A. H. Wiseman and Albert Boyer.

CHAUTAUQUA DATE FIXED FOR LIBERTY

LIBERTY, Ind.,: May. 1- Dri E. R. Beard, local secretary of the Lincoln Chautauqua association; has received word from Chicago that the Union county branch of the association will be held this year fom August 25 to 30. The program has not been announced.

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WINNER OF FIRST 1916 RACE TUNES UP FOR BIG EVENT

Miss Alice Mazaryk, said to have been put to death in Vienna for par. ticipatlon In revolts against Austria. This photograph was taken when Miss Mazaryk was working arnong Bohemian immigrants at the. University of Chicago settlement. '

The Barnard college addition, which was given by Jacob H. Schiff In commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary on. his arrival in this -country, will cost nearly $500,000. .

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Made confident by winning first important race of 1916 season, Eddie O'Donnell is tuning up on the Indian 'apolis Motor Speedway for the Sixth International Sweepstakes Race there May 30th. He won the Corona race, at California this year, a race which cost the life of Bob Burman, and by winning this, O'Donnell vindicates tha confidence that many have in him in the belief that he is one of the coming stars at automobile racedom. H will drive a Duesenberg at Indianapolis. . .

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HAGERSTOWN. Ind., Slay 1. HagerBtown high schQol alumni association held its sixteenth annua banquet and reception to the 1916 graduating class Friday night .in the Odd Fetows hall, and elected the following officer for the ensuing year: President-Howard G win. Vice President Miss Ruth Allen. Secretary and TreasurerMiss Vera Roberts. Hicks' orchestra of Richmond furnished the music. :- In the initiation of the 19 1U class a

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dog and pony show was given, Paul Working acting as ringmaster and Lothair Teetor as assistant There were 129 guests at the banquet. Howard Gwin waB toastmaster and there were talks by Dr. C. Canaday, Frank Ault and Gladys Barr. ' ; Among those present from a distance were Miss Ivy Chamness and Willard Stahr, home from Bloomington; Stewart Smith, Fred Leavell and Juanita Hall, from college, Indianapolis; Mrs. William Graham, Dayton, O.;

Auditor L. S. Bowman and daughter,

Miss Olive, Richmond; Dj. and Mrs. Clifford Canaday, New Castle; Frank Ault, Chicago; Charley Ault, Auburn, Me.; Gladys Barr, Mooreland; Prof. Colwell Miller, Mrs. Carl Kohring, Attorney .Joshua Allen, Richmond, and Miss Mabel Covalt, Mooreland.

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TOWNSHIP LACKS FUNDS TO BUILD

EATON, O., May L With the defeat of a $7,000 bond issue by voters of Camden, school matters in that village

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plicated situation. After centralization of the village aifd township schools

have been decided, voters favored a bond issue of $60,000 for a new building. When bids were asked on the construction, the Jowest was $7,000 above the estimated cost, and the last issue was calculated to provide the deficiency. The outcome is not determined, but it is probable new bids will bo asked or the plans altered.

MEET POSTPONED

LIBERTY, Ind., May 1. The annual county field meet was again postponed because of inclement weather. The date was first set for April 22, but was postponed'because of rain until Friday, April 28. It was again postponed, be

cause of rain, making It impossible to, use the track for dashes and distanceraces. The affair has been postponed I Indefinitely.. - ; j

The upstart who says trade U vulgar Is usually slow when it cornea to paying his bills. . , .

ATTEND STATE MEETING

LIBERTY, Ind., May 1. Those in attendance from Union county at the State Democratic convention at Indianapolis were the Hon. L. J. Cully and the Hon. John Kauffman, also J. E. Stevens, chairman of the Union county central committee, and Sheriff E. E. Post. Mrs. Stevens was made and assistant secretary of the convention.

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