Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 22, 7 December 1916 — Page 15

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, DEC. 7, 1916

RETIRING OFFICIALS

' LOOK INTO FUTURE

When the terms of County Treasurer

Chamness, County Recorder Parsons and County Commissioner Doddridge expire, January . 1, the Progressive

party' will no longer be represented In the elective offices of Wayne county. All three of these men have returned to the Republican party. Benjamin , Parsons was elected on theh Progressive ticket In 1912 and Chamness and Doddridge were elected on the "Bull Moose" ticket In 1914. Mordecal Doddridge has tended to his duties as commissioner on the side and he will continue farming. j "I will remain in Richmond at least until school Is dismissed next spring. I am not ready to make public my plans at this time," said Albert Cham ness today. "My plans for after January 1 are still hanging fire. 1 will probably take a month's rest and then enter some kind of business," said Parsons. Albert Steen, sheriff, who was elected on the Republican ticket In the 1914 election will give up his office January 1." His plans are not definite but he Is considering moving to California." '' '

BENEDICT HOLDS

OPEN CONSISTORY

Gives Up Inheritance Miry Smith, the Chicago stenographer, who returns to city ; today, after fifteen months on farm as daughter of wealthy couple. Miss Smith was offered a home and $10,000 as an inheritance for her companionship. Photograph by the International Film Service. ...

ROME, Dec. 7. Pope Benedict held a public consistory today in the Hall of Beatification above the Atrium of St. Peter's in the presence of several thousand persons. The ten cardinals

created on Monday and also Cardinal Freuhwirth, apostolic delegate at Munich, and Cardinal Scaplnelli, former papal nuncle at Vienna, who were created cardinals in 1914, entered the hall, after which the pontifical procession went in bearing the portable throne.' The pope blessed the kneeling assemblage.

AID CONDUCTS BAZAAR

WEBSTER, Ind., Dec. 7. The Lalies' Aid society of the M. E. church nill hold a bazaar at the church next Saturday afternoon and night, Dec. 9. an elaborate program is-being prepared for. the evening Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson attended the funeral of Mrs. Thomas McCoy in Richmond Monday. .. ;Mrs. J. E. Henlershott spent WedneBday with her mother, Mrs. Christina Atkinson, at ler home in Richmond. .. .Word has keen received here by relatives of the

lenous limess or Mrs. Jessie Acnen-

fcach, whose home ia in Tipton, Ind., ind who is afflicted with smallpox. 3he was a freauent visitor here.

50UNTY HOLDS TITLE AS CROWS'

ROOST

Again -Wayne county has jumped Into the national limelight. A recent report of the Federal Department of agriculture says that the

largest crows' roost in the United

states is located in this county. The ixact location is not specified. It is sstimated that between ten and fifty Ihousand crows spend part of each rear in a five acre tract of woodland.

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ASKS FOR GUARDIAN . DANISH SHIP SINKS

JONES LEADS FIGHT

FOR ROAD

County Highway" Superintendent Jones received notice today of his appointment to the . legislative committee of - the Indiana Association of County Highway, Superintendents of which he was an. organizer. .

Yankees to Have, New Ball Park

ADVANCE $1,5COKX) . ON WAREHOUSE STORE

CHICAGO, Dec. 7 Federal .officiate

Investigating trxreasea ia food prices were prepared today, to . continue their examination of Chicago, hankers. A preliminary investigation , . revealing that one bank had loaned more than $1,500,000 on warehouse receipts will result, federal officials said, in an effort to determine just how much money is advanced for the purpose of aiding commission brokers in holding foods from the market

FARMERS MAY REFUSE PRODUCTS FROM CITY

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. 7. A new angle to the food boycott question lias developed here. As a result of .the localfboycott on butter and eggs, which is 'fostered by the Woman Suffrage Association, local merchants are facing the probability of a retaliatory ban by Kentucky farmers against all products manufactured in, or offered for sal? through this city.

EOSSE BUYS POTATOES

CHICAGO, Dec. 7. Wholesalers here today announced they had contracted with Benjamin Bosse, mayor of Evansville, Ind., for carload lots of potatoes and other food products to be shipped to Evansville and sold directly to the public

DEWEY OFFICER SICK

BERKELEY, Cal., Dec. 7. Captain Carlos Gilman Calkins, navigating officer on Admiral ; Dewey's flagship, the Olympia at Manila Bay, is at the point of death today at his home here. He has been ill for several months. Captain Calkins was retired from active service about ten years ago.

WILSON'S

PLURALITY FIGURED

AS 2,392

SANTA FE, N. M., Dec. 7. Presi

dent Wilson's plurality in New Mexico

was 2,392, according to the official

count made public today.

The vote was: Wilson, 33,553;

Hughes; 31,161.

INVENTOR IS DEAD

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dec. 7.

William Hatterotn, a caaiornia pioneer and an associate of Alexander Graham. Bell in the latter's early ex

periments with the telephone, died

last night at his home here.

COKE PRICE IS HIGHER

PITTSBURGH, Pa., Dec. 7. Spot

furnace coke has reached $8.00 a ton

on the Pittsburgh market for the. third

time this year.

CUTS OUT SPECULATION

C. Summer Beard, candidate for reorder on the Prohibition ticket in the recent election, had no camgaign expenses. , j .

CLASS PLANS FOR PARTY

At a meeting of the Senior class of Ihe high school yesterday, arrangenents for a Senior Christmas party rere made.

TYLES

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George H. Eggemeyer filed petition in circuit court today to have a guardian appointed for Violet M. Wilson. The petition states that the woman is confined in the Home of the Friendless. ,

KELLY IS UNABLE ' TO SEE PINCHOT

President Kelly of Earlham college, who returned from St. Louis this morning did not get to see Gifford Pinchot to ask him to speak at a farm conference to be held in Richmond in Jan

uary or February. Mr. Pinchot had

LONDON, Dec. 7. Lloyds reports the sinking by submarines of the Danish steamship Nexos, 1,013 tons gross, and of the Danish steamship Julia Benito. The crews of both vessels were landed. ,

COMPROMISE ON SUIT

Twenty witnesses from Randolph county made a trip of no avail today when they appeared in circuit to testify in a replevin suit for $400 brought by William Manor against L. L. Ford. Manor and Ford reached a compromise agreement and the suit, which

not reached St. Louis when President ! was venued. here for trial today, was

Kelly left there at midnight.

President Kelly attended the meeting of the Commission on Christian Education, which is part of the Council of Federated churches which is meeting in St Lonis this week.

dismissed.

An attachment for a camera-carrying cases that also carries tripods when folded, has been invented by an Iowa man.

PITTSBURGH, Pa., Dec. 7. The Na

tional association of Sheet and Tin

Plate Manufacturers, comprising about

95 per cent of the manufacturers of the sheet and tin plate goods in the

country, today anounced the placing in effect of a new contract, which is de

signed to eliminate speculative buyers

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

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Makes the most useful Xmas Gifts and will be appreciated more. Our store is full of useful Gifts. Shoes and slippers for the whole family and prices to suit every purse.

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PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

Beautiful Lasting Gifts

Our showing

Our selections

are here ready for your early shopping, this year surpasses anything in the past.

are unusually large and our prices are the lowest. Our store will be open every evening until Christmas and we urge everybody to shop early to insure an early selection.

Bracelet Watches The gift that would please her most. Our selection is large, and the prices low specially priced at $5.00, $7.50, $10, $12.50 and up to $25.00

LaVallieres What would be more appropriate to give a lady than a LaVallier. - We have a fine stock of solid gold LaVallieres set in Diamonds or Pearls priced from Solid Gold from $2 : UP Genuine Diamond from $4.75 up. Extra special, beautiful Diamond LaVallieres at $22.50. Worth $30.00.

French Ivory Toilet Sets

Our showing of French Ivory goods is one of the finest in the city. Toilet Sets $5.50 up. Manicure Sets, $2.00 up Military Sets, $4.25 up Trays, Hair Receivers, etc. See These Before You Buy

. I Extra Special Diamond Rings at $6.50 A few choice- small Diamond Rings, worth $8.50 to $10.00; for special sale

AM S. VIGRAN

512 Main.

Lowest Price Jeweler.

Phone 1295

718 Main.

Richmond, Ind.

And Added Display at $12.50 Fred's Feature lines and modern methods makes it possible for us to offer clothes of such good character at our prices. You never enjoyed greater values.

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