Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 311, 16 November 1916 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, NOV. 16, 191&

INDIANA TO BECOME DO IF STATE REMAINS "WET

"It will not be many years until all the breweries in the country be manufacturing denatured alcohol ' to replace gasoline and coal," declared Mrs. Mary Harris Armor, "Georgia Cyclone," when she spoke at the East Main Street Friends church last night Mrs. Armor was brought to Richmond under the auspices of the Wayne County W. C. T. U, She spoke to, a capacity audience. "There will be no use for the kind of alcohol that the breweries are now putting out because it will only be flew years until a nation vrldo prohibition amendment will be a'dded to the constitution. The coal supply will soon be a thing of the past. We have wasted our natural resources frightfully. Denatured alcohol will take its place as a fuel. ' Gasoline will also , soon be a thing of the past. Wood alcohol can be used in place of gasoline to run motors. - " , Breweries Make Fuel "With but slight changes, breweries can manufacture the denatured alcohol and there will be plenty of raw material as long as grass grows and water runs." ' , Mrs. Armor was introduced by Timothy Nicholson, known throughout the country as a dry worker. "Thank God, Indiana has elected a dry governor, and it may be possible with him in the chair to put a statewide prohibition bill through the next legislature," said Mr. Nicholson. "Nine-tenths of the territory in Indiana is at present dry and I hate to 6ay that Richmond Is one of the black spots on the map which has not yet abolished saloons.''! ' -J . Mrs. Armor easily demonstrated

that she was rightly named, "the Georgia i Cyclone." "Michigan has gone dry and Indiana will hate to go dry in self defense," said Mrs. Armor. , "If Indiana doesn't go dry in a hurry it will be a dumping ground for all the Michigan 'wet' men., ' "If the north doesn't go dry within the next two years, I never want to hear you brag that you freed the slaves." ' "The South is dry but the North hesitates because it is 'going to cost something.' i "When the North freed the slaves in the South, did it stop to consider that it was going to cost the South something? Every Southerner is glad today that the slaves are freed and that their country is freed from the curse of slavery. So are they glad that it is freed from the, curse of drink. Liquor Men in Hiding. "Liquor men are hiding under the pretense that governments could not get along without the revenue from liquor. Over half of the states in the union are demonstrating that this is a falsehood. "License money is hush money. If the liquor business is not wrong, it has been badly mistreated because of the legal limitations which have been placed on it. , "America must go dry before the war closes. " At the end of the great European struggle; this country will very likely become a dumping ground for people who have forgotten that there is a God. We must bring them back to the right way jot living. If the nation is not dry before that time, -their votes could keep it from going so.',' . ; ,

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Mrs. Herbert 8. Stone, widow of former Chicagoan lost on the Lusiunia, and society member who has taken up business and now Is selling the latest in Winter finery. Miss Helen Mclnerney is shown in one of the rarest creations which Mrs. Stone has to offer. Photograph taken by the International Film Service. . First Day as Business Woman Proves Delightful Experience.

CALIFORNIA COUNT CAUSES NO UPSET IN ELECTION VOTES

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Nov. 16. Twenty-one counties in California re-roaia-ed to be heard from today in the official canvass of the presidential election of November 7, the twenty-one including the most populous of the state, Los Angeles, Alameda, San Francisco, San Diego and Sacramento. When the count was resumed today the highest Republican elector was credited with 118.228 votes, while the lowest Democrat had 132,068, a plurality for the lowest Democratic elector of 13,840. As no notable upsets in the first unofficial returns have yet been noted, state Democratic leaders predict their

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lowest elector will run ahead of the highest Republican elector by about 600 votes.

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ZWISSLER ELECTED BY KNIGHTS LODGE

George ,C. Zwissler was elected F. N. last night at a meeting' of the Fourth Degree - Assembly, a higher body of Richmond Council, Knights of Columbus. Arrangements were made to hold regular monthly meetings at the homes of members after the holidays. A holiday meeting will be held at the home of John J. Harrington, Jr., whose invitation was accepted, last night. F. D. Kiser made a report of a recent state meeting." Other . . officers are Michael Lawrence, F. C.;. W. A. Klein, F. A.; Henry J. Fohlmeyer, F. P.; Rev. Walter J. Cronin, F. F. ; F. D. Kiser, comp.; John J. Harrington, Jr., I. S.; J. P. O'Brien, O. S. , '

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RAZE BIRTHPLACE - -OF COL. ROOSEVELT

NEW, YORK. Nov. 16. The old four story iiouse in Twentieth street In which Col. Theodore Roosevelt was born, Oct 27, 1858 Is to be torn down to make room for a modern business place, it was announced today. Several years ago the Roosevelt Home Club was organized with $1 membership fee to preserve the building as a place of historic interest, but owing to the lapse of payments on a mortgage the property was recently sold under foreclosure.

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LAWS ON SHIPMENT OF INFLAMMABLES j TO REMAIN SAME

WASHINGTON, Nor. 16. Congress will not be asked , to change the law regulating the transportation of Inflammable commodities. This was decided upon at a conference here yesterday between Secretary Redfield and other , officials of "the department of commerce which grew out of the burning of the steamer congress on the Pasif ic coast several months ago. . Official reports In the case of confress showed that; the fire was due to a quantity of sheathing tin between which cans of paint soaked with benzine, had been stored. Secretary Redfield proposes that attention shall be called to the danger of storing excel

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