Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 283, 14 October 1916 — Page 33

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, OCT. 14, 1916

ASK PERMISSION TO MAKE ISLAND FOR $40000,000 NEW YORK, Oct. 14.--Thera will com before the War Department at Washington for approval a plan to build new artificial laland In New York harbor which with the bonding on tt will cost $40,000,000. ' The proposal to make this alteration of the face of nature was made by a group of wealthy men and the New; York Harbor Line Board haa just held a hearing here on the question. The. Board's .recommendations will be forwarded $o war Secretary Baker. The new Island would have an area of 440 acres and cover the Red Hook Shoals. On the made land, one mile long and a quarter of a mile wide, would be built . transshipping sheds and warehouses, railroad tracks, high allpa for barges carrying freight trains and on the Brooklyn side eighteen piers. The plant would be run along the lines of the great Bush Terminal. Opposition Develops At the bearing opposition developed from representatives of the Bush Terminal and of a proposed new terminal at Bayonne. N. J., while prominent shipping men appeared both for and against the project i If the War Department's decision Is farorable. the men behind the pro

ject must then get we consent State Legislature to lease the right to the shoals and then put In a suecesstul bid tor the lease. There is tome sentiment for having the City of New York Itself build the new ter, minal and In any event tje group pushtag the Idea expects to Incorporate w their lease a clause providing that the State Sd get the terminal after a period of years. ; PHILOMATH EVENTS J OF PERSONAL NATURE ttt nt k TH IniL. Oct. 14.- Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Murley and Mf tera Ruby and rnac ok mujUr .l-m nht nnd Sunday wun

lieu Dtuii ... . . - 1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Doddridge and fam

ily.... Mr. and Mrs. noan riuuborn and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burris and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lute Arnett and daughters in Richmond Sunday.... Mrs. M. B.McCashiand called on Mrs. Mary Webster Saturday afternoon. Makes Business Trip. Mr. John Lelstner made a business trip to Connersville Friday.... Mrs. Neva Doddridge and daughters visited the school here Friday afternoon ....Mrs. Grant Rose and daughters visited Saturday and Sunday with relatives near College Corner.... Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Plankenhorn entertained relatives from Richmond Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher and daughter Darlie, Mr. Elmer Deere and Misses Irene Evans and Gertrude McCashland, spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Doddridge and family.... Mr. and Mrs. Milo Harris and. family visited Sunday" with Itufus Stinson and family. MRS, KINSEY FALLS .. AND BREAKS ARM

; MILTON, Ind., Oct 14. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stover and family,- of New Lisbon, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hale. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Doty and family, were also guests. In the evening, Messrs Doty and family. Stover and family, Chas. Hale, R. W. Warren, Edw. . Wilson, Harry Doty and Prof. L. E. Thompson, formed an auto party to 'Centerville to attend the Christian church revival services.... Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mueller have returned from Lexington, Kentucky, where they attended the races.... Mesdames "Kate Nicodemus of Campbellstown, O.. and Mrs. Ira Swisher, of Richmond, visited Mrs. Nlcodemus' brother, Dr. Sweney, Sunday. Dr. Sweney is better and was

able to be out on the street Monday . .. .Miss Emma Gingrich's school.

primary at Milton, was opened Tues

day for school. It had been closed over the illness of John Schepman's

children with spinal ' menengitis. .. .

The Ruth's circle of the M. E. Sunday school served the dinner for the

registration board, Monday. ...Mrs. Mrs. M. E. KInsey, of Connersville.

fell and broke one of her arms, near

the Bhoulder. She formerly lived here

ana is the mother of Mrs. Lute Lants

CAMDEN, O.

Mrs. Katherine Hanger, of Green

bush Is enjoying a visit here with

friends. .. .Mrs. Stanlpv Shuev nA

son Bruce of Cincinnati, are guests

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. G Shuey. Returns From Eaton.

Miss Nettie Gardner returned Wed

nesday from a visit in Eaton.... Glen Stevens Is home from Dayton for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

rank Stevens. Heber Peeling. George Brower and Donald Fowler were over from Dayton to spend Saturday and Sunday.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Lee Danser were in Cincinnati, Thursday, attending a Jewelers' meeting Mrs. Elva Johnson, left Frriday for a visit with her son, Harry Johnson and family at Knox, Ind.... Mrs. Anna Windate spent part of the past week in Dayton. Visits In Cincinnati : ' Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hewilt were Cincinnati visitors, Saturday Miss Louise McFall was home from Trenton to spend Sunday.... Henry Garrott of Chicago spent Sunday here with his wife who Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Julia Fisher.... Ed. Fowler was a Cincinnati visitor, Saturday . . . .Bruce Phares was home from Dayton to spend Sunday.

British Honduras is a natural greenhouse, where almost anything will grow, but there Is little or no agricultural Industry, the natives Importing nearly all their food.

On Lockerbie Street

I tell ya folks, I've read a lot, I've read some things I've plum forgot; I've studied writin' all my days, I know its larnin' and all its ways, I know of Wordsworth, Bryant and Poe, And other poets I guess you know ; But the greatest one your heart'U meet, Is the one that lived on Lockerbie Street. Old Jim Riley is writin' yet Up above where the angels set. He's writin' stuff about the same old things That he did before he got his wings. Perhaps he's writin' 'bout Elizabeth Ann, In a bran new tale of "The Raggedy Man." But, folks, I tell ya your heart'U meet Things Jim wrote on Lockerbie Street. Claude Miller

NEW MADISON FOLKS MOTOR TO MILTON

NEW MADISON, Ohio, Oct. 14. C. E. Conover and family motored to Milton, Ind., Sunday and spent the day with Mr. Conover's parents. Harry Clark and family accompanied them as far as Centerville, where they spent the day with relatives and friends.... S. R. Roberts and wife were over Sunday visitors with relatives in Greenville. . . .Mrs. A. H. Bohm visited with relatives and friends In Greenville, Saturday. O. G. Murray and wife were Sunday visitors In Lewlsburg and Eaton, Sunday Ad. Hill and wife and Joe Toobey and wife visited with relatives

in Lynn, Ind., Sunday.... R. P. Brunett and family visited with relatives In Eldorado, Sunday.... A. E. Hill and family spent Sunday with Mr. Hill's parents, J. E. Hill and wife near Palestine.,.. Mrs. Walter Ratliff and little son, Ralph, returned to their home at Troy, last Saturday Rafter a.vjtsit of a week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Max.... Harry Barnhart and wife and Mrs. Wes. Barnhart were In Greenville. Saturday.

FRED PUQH 8ELLS PLANT TO BIRL FOREMAN

EATON, Ohio. Octll. Fred Pugh has sold his vulcanizing plant on North Cherry street to Birl Foreman, who has already taken , charge of the business. Foreman was one of the several canditdates on the ticket for the republican nomination as sheriff.

RUSSIAN CAPTIVES START MOVIE SHOW BERLIN, Oct 14 Twenty captured Russian officers Interned in the prison camp at Burg, near Madgeburg, have

organised a moving picture company

with the consent of the German mill tary authorities.

The strange company has a capital

of $500 and is doing an excellent busi

ness. The bunding for the theatre Is situated In the center of the camp

and has been donated by the German

army administration. It contains 250 seats and is sold out twice daily. An

admission fee of 12 cents is charged.

The films are furnished by two German

companies at a nominal rental and the program is changed twice every

week. Four German officers act as censors.- -

MADERO STUDYING IN INDIANA SCHOOL

NOTRE DAME, Ind., Oct 14. Gustave Madero, son of the late President Madero of Mexico, is one of several Mexicans enrolled in Notre Dame, but unlike the rest of them be could easily pass for an American. Alfredo Moralas, a full-blooded Mexican, Is attracting considerable attention because of bis fast work on the football field.

Paradise, by Tintoretto, is the largest painting in the world. It Is 84 feet wide and 33 feet high; it is now in the Doge's palace, Venice.

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