Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 175, 9 June 1916 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND STJN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1916

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM

AND SUN-TELEGRAM

; Published. Every Evening Except Sunday, by " . Palladium Printing Co. IPalladium Building, North Ninth and Sailor Sts. ! R: G. 'Leeds, Editor. ' E. H. Harris, Mgr.

Entered at the Post Of flee at Richmond, Indiana, as Second Class Mail Matter. "

THE PALLADIUM AND VACATIONS Subscribers of the Palladium leaving the city daring the summer months should , arrange to have the Palladium follow them. - Addresses will be changed as frequently as may be required without extra charge. Orders may be given to any carrier of the Palladium or sent to The Palladium circulation department. Subscriptions less than one month are payable in advance at time subscription is given. Subscriptions must be entered for a definite period. The Palladium can not be responsible for errors made if instructions are given over the telephone.

Fort Wayne Celebration The city of Fort Wayne is holding a centennial celebration this week. It is paying honor to the state in which it has held a high historical place. In fact, Fort Wayne was a flourishing

village and town long before Indiana was accepted into the" Union." The Fort Wayne celebration is calling to rriind events that transpired when this section of the nation was young.

History shows that Wayne county was established six years before the territory became an integral part of the Union. Richmond was incorporated in 1916. This year then calls for a centennial celebration not only of the state, but

jalso of Richmond. It looks now as if there would

be no centennial :celebration v in Richmond and Wayne county this year. '

Other counties of the Sixth district have jheld or are planning centennial celebrations. ;Little Brookville, rich in historical lore, held a jcelebration last week that attracted general at-

tention for the pretentious manner in which it

was carried but. . Richmond it seems, lacks" enough patriotic pride and love for the state to keep in line with othei; Indiana cities. A : centennial celebration held this autumn would redeemthe. city irif; the eyes of other Indiana cities. ' "" - "Listening-in" Devices -The tapping of telephone wires in'New York

in order to obtain certain evidence sought by

Mayor Mitchel in regard to a supposed conspira

cy has brought about such discussion of the act

of "listening in" on wires and has developed the

fact that there is a means of listening to telephone conversation without direct connection

with the telephone wire. '

Some of the persons whose wires had been

tapped by the police complain that their conver

sations are still being overheard, though the po

lice: have withdrawn, and a story has it that the German secret service uses a device that does not

call for a cutting of the wires. New York scien tists were asked about the existence of such contrivance, and while most of them were skep

tical, one, an electrical engineer and inventor, said two devices of the kind had been used with practical results, though it is not possible to use

them at a great distance. Thus it is that the difficulty; of holding pri

vate and confidential conversations steadily increases.' Dictaphones, i wire tapping and such

methods of breaking into supposedly secret discourse grow more and more numerous. It is even threatened by believers in telepathy that mind reading, even at long distance, is eventually to be possible and terror another thus added to life. In such case safety and secrecy will not be possible even in the middle of a forty-acre lot. Even people who have no dark secrets may feel a certain reluctance to having their thoughts and opinions snatched from them and megaphoned abroad. They are likely to feel as if they might as well be in heaven, where minds are supposed to be transparent and their workings plain to all beholders. The Star.

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COLLEGE CORNER YOUNG PEOPLE RETURN HOME FROM COLLEGE

JTENNX EAGLES. So many movie stars there be Thai names of some would not be missc J. . But yours, dear, girl, we're glad to see ,. :": ,; ' May It ber ioJvsuponthe llatt: : t . s Find o pcir of movie fans girl and man. , AX8WER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. Upside down tn front of man.

I ELDORADO, OHIO t : , j Miss Naomi Shewman was a Sunday guest of Clem McKee and family. .Charles Beatty and family spent Sunday with William Beatty and wife. Charley Minnich and family of Green'ville. Mrs. Oren Moore and children, Edith Henderson and Florence Agler Were Sunday guests of Clarence Mih-

nich and family Warren McClure and wife of Richmond, called on his

mother, Mrs. Martha McClure Sunday afternoon. Visits in Brookville. George Beard and wife spent several days, with Leora Blackford and family, near Brookville, O H.'Mastin and wife and A; H. Mastin and wife were Sunday guests of Ervin Wilt and family of New Madison.

- COLLEGE CORNERy Jane 9. Miss Titian DouglaS," w"fcO"was operated. on et'ehrt sttiw i improving.. Mrs. Chas. Douglas was in Cincinnati threes days last week. ....Misses .Mabel Earhart, W'ales Brown and Alta Barnard were in Oxford Saturday evening for "Students' Night.". .. .Mr. Leffler has purchased a new Oldsmobile. Takes Trip to-Brookville. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wysang and Mr. and Mrs. Will Esley motored to Brookvilie, Ind., Sunday Misses Gladys Pultz and Nelle McDill, who have been attending Miami, have returned home for the summer Miss Esther Wilson of Richmond, Ind., is here visiting friends Mrs. Jennie Stout was in Cincinnati Thursday.. .. .Miss Elnora Richardson of Liberty was the guest of Mrs. D. Tony Sunday. Miss Barnard Here. Miss Alta Barnard of Middletown is here visiting her sister, Miss Dales Brown Miss Bina McGary was in Cincinnati Thursday Dr. and Mrs. Mosbaugh were in Cambridge City for the week-end Miss Modena Bates of Oxford College was hera Tuesday aad: Wednesday,- visiting -her 'father, T. B. Bates.. .. .Miss Dales Brown ..en

tertained the "What Not" club Tuesday. Mrs, Earhart Make Visit.: " Mrs. William Earhart was a Richmond visitor Saturday Misses Gladys Pultz and Mable Earhart leave Wednesday to be guests at a house party at Covington, Ky., given by Miss Margaret Wach of that city.

AMBITIOUS PULLET AGED FIVE MONTHS LAYS BIG EGGS

J. L. Townsend, Spring Grove, claims to have the prize chicken of the season. One of his wWhite Rock pullets began laying eggi when she. was only five months old. So anxious was the chicken to begin its life occupation that the first egg was double yolked. Mr. Townsend said that it was the first pullet he had ever heard of that began laying eggs so young.

PROSPERITY AT ELDORADO SHOWN BY PURCHASE OF AUTOMOBILES

ELDORADO, 0., June 9. Mrs. Wm. Oswalt and son, Ossian Foland, and Mrs. Bert Eddins spent from Tuesday until Thursday with Samuel Rice and wife near New Madison Mrs. Emerson Beard and daughter, Elizabeth, spent Saturday and Sunday with Allie Miller and family Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wenger are the proud parents of a baby boy, born on Monday of last week. Buy New Automobiles. The following have purchased touring cars in the past few days: Frank

Beard, Maxwell; Glen Howell, Briscoe, and Wm. Keskler, Overland. Wm. McCabe is also getting a Dodge touring car Mrs. Maggie Mundhenk returned home Sunday evening, after spending several days with Roy Mundhenk and family at New Madison Earl Hatter and family of Hollansburg and Mrs. Andrew Barnhart were Sunday guests of Albert Taxis and family at Dayton. Baby Born to Blairs. Carl Emerck and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday with Charley

Drill and family at New Madison Glen Rowe and wife of Indianapolis spent Sunday and Monday with John Rowe and family Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Blair are the parents of a baby boy, born last Thursday.

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You're not going to let poor luggage mar your otherwise ideal vacation. You're not going to let your whole wardrobe be polled simply because your lug gage was inferior and wouldn't" stand the wear and tear of the "Baggage-Bang-Up-Brigade." You want Miller's luggage because it is built for hard service and plenty of it. It is an insurance policy for your belonings. All sizes and grades of Steamer Trunks, Wardrobe Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases. line's 827 Main St. Phone 1811

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