Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 29, 15 December 1916 — Page 11

PAGE ELEVEN PRESS OF VIENNA MAY FORM TRUST SAYS SCRIBE CLUB OWEN REOPENS : FIGHT FOR "COR RUPT PRACTICES" NEGOTIATION ENDS HOLLAND'S TROUBLE WITH PORTUGUESE fresh differences that arose in the work of frontier delimitation, which it was in due course agreed to sumbit to arbitration. - The Permanent Court of Arbitration nominated M. Lardy, the Swiss minister in Paris, as arbitrator, and his decision fell in favor of the Netherlands. demic, according to an announcement by The Babies' Welfare association. i The figures for the year indicate the mortality among babies will have been one thousand less than during 1915. During this year, the association, which acts as a clearing house for the care of babies, has reached over ten thousand infants through a widely-varied number of channels.. There are now one hundred twenty-six institutions and charitable societies co-operating officially with The Babies' Welfare association and scores of others call upon its services from time to time. -. j : POWERS TO HOLD SALE CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Dec. 15. Forest Powers, living on the Luclnds Bradway farm near here, will have a public sale of live stock, hay, grain and farming implements on Dec. 18.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 1916

' VIENNA," Dec. 15. "Concordia." a journalistic association of Crmz, con listing of German-writing newspapermen of Bohemia, Salzburg and the Tyrol, has involved Itself in a bitter controversy, and in doing so is throwlng some interesting side lights on the newspaper . situation in Austria, by charging that a definite effort is being made to assemble the press of Vienna In a gigantic trust. Privy Councillor Sieghart of one of the largest of the Vienna banks is the man the "Concordia" is fighting, and the journals claim be, not content with controlling a large part of the Vienna papers, is now trying to extend his sphere of Influence to Bohemia end the Tyrol. The control la being exerted, they claim, through the banks, and they want the new government to take a hand in the Interests of a free and Independent press. Attack Opened on Him Privy Councillor Sieghart, when the attack on him opened, defended himself vigorously, and In a communication to the new Koerber ministry declared, fir6t, that he is not an owner of a large part of the Vienna press, second, that he has no Intentions on

the press of Bohemia and the Tyrol, and, thirdly, that he never had any Intention to create a newspaper trust. "Concordia" returned to the attack with another communication to Koerber, in which the association declared that Councillor Sieghart controlled the Vienna "Fruendenblatt" and its adjuncts; the "Military Press"; the "VIdette;" the Vienna "Mlttagzeltung"; the Vienna "Allgemelne Zeltung"; the Tllustrlerte Wiener Extrablatt"; the "Neue Wiener Tagblatt"; the Austrian "Volkszeitung" and the Vienna "Achtuhr A bendblatt" As to Bohemia and the Tyrol "Concordia" enumerated the purchase or control, through the Sieghart bank, one Prague daily pappr and seven provincial paper- papers which are fifp.r.cially b-' n with many others Jl:iburk'. "rol and Upper Aus-

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FOOT BINDING LAW PLACED IN EFFECT

PEKIN, Dec. 15. The ministry of Interior, prompted by Chinese medical men with western scientific training, has just issued a circular to provincial officials calling attention to the edict Issued ten years ago against footbinding and urging them to put It Into effect. In remote sections the practice is almost as general as it ever was,' and it is no uncommon sight to lee young girls with bound feet even In Peking and other North China cities vhere the practice never was as much In favor as in the south. Missionaries throughout China have fliscouraged the practice to some extent by announcing that girls with small- feet would not be admitted to mission school. Rewards are now to be offered to tamlly and clan chiefs who succeed in lumping out footbtnding among the persons under their patriarchal jurisdiction.

Philomath Events

By Gertrude MeCashland.

Misses Tola Snyder, Dorothy Stevens nd Doris. Doddridge were Sunday morning callers on Miss Darlie Fisher. . . . .Mrs. Daniel Plankenhorn and Mrs. Dra Hendrlx and daughter Thelma, pent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Brant Rose and daughters Mrs. Lawrence MeCashland and son Will-

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Dorothy MeCashland spent Wednes-

Say with Mrs. M. B. MeCashland...

Mrs. Clara Rodenberg is spending this

week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bamuel Garrett near Waterloo.

PAY $12,000 ON TAXES

"More than $12,000 delinquent taxes have been paid aince it was announced that the special collectors would be put to work In this county," Albert Thamness, county treasurer, said to-lay.

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Robert L. Owen, United States Senator from Oklahoma, who has reintroduced his "corrupt practices" bill, limiting expenditures of national campaign committees to $40,000. "No republic can endure," said Senator Owen, "which permits its high legislative and executive powers to be controlled by the use of money on a large scale."

THE HAGUE, Dec 15. Negotiation and arbitration, as' the preferable alternative to a colonial war, have .finally removed what was for: man; long years a source . of friction between Holland and Portugal. ; ; These two small countries, so famous three or four centuries ago as colonizing pioneers and who stDI hold important colonial possessions, concluded a boundary treaty as long ago as the year 1904 for the settlement of longstanding frontier disputes in the island of Timor, but the terms of the treaty have only Just been put into execution by the transfer to Portuguese hands of the district of Maucatar and, on the other hand, the cession of the Noimutl, Tahakay and Tamiru Ailala districts to the Netherlands East Indian government. - Timor, which Is situated due south of the Philippine Islands, in the Malay Archipelago, is owned, half by the Portuguese and half by ths Dutch, and the existence of such features as the Portuguese enclave of Moimutl, and of the Dutch semi-enclave of Mamatar, has at times led to armed collisions between the respective local authorities. These anomalies are now done away with by the definite mutual transfer telegraphically reported by the governor general of the Dutch colony. The long delay In the carrying out of the treaty was largely due to

CUT DEATH RATES AMONG CHILDREN

JOCKEY JOINS ARMY

BERLIN, Dec. 15. Rastenberger. the premier among German jockeys who won almost 50 "firsts" this year for the Royal Graditz Stable and who cleared nearly half a million marks for his employers, has at last been drawn into the army. He is now in training as an artilleryman at Fran-fort-on-the-Oder.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15. Deaths among babies in New York city wers considerably reduced during 1916 as compared to previous years notwith; standing the infantile paralysis epl-

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A Greek sponge f Sherman's dive to a depth of 262 feet in the sea is believed to be the world's record for a man unprotected by any sort of diving apparatus.

CORNS LOOSEN, LIFT RIGHT OFF

Nothing But "GETS-IT Will Do This to Corn and Calluses. If you've ever had corns, you've tried lots of things to rid of them salves that eat your toe and leave the corn remaining, cotton rings that make your corns bulge out like pop-

Yo Cart HH Corn Muerr. Step FooEai Around I Uw-CETS-irToatahtaa See th Coma Vaaiaa. eyes, scissors and knives that make corns bleed and sore, harnesses and bandages that fill up your shoe, press on the corn and make your foot feel like a paving block, What's the use? Why not do what millions are doing, take 3 seconds off and apply "GETSIT." It dries, you put your stocking on right away, and wear your regular shoes. Your corn loosens from the toe, it lifts right off. It's painless. It's the common-sense way, the slmplest,eaBlest, most effective way in' the world. It's the national corncure. Never falls. "GETS-IT" is sold and recommended by druggists everywhere, 25c a bottle, or sent on receipt of price, by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, 111.' Sold In Richmond and recommeded a the best corn remedy by A. G. Lukln, Clem Thlstlethwalte and Conkey Drug Co.

WASHINGTON Theatre Monday Night, Dec. 18 Another Whirlwind of Pun Fast and Furious. The Whirllest and Glrliest of all the Mutt & Jeff Plays. "Mutt & Jeff's

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An absolutely new spic and span Glittering and Glorious production. The funniest of cartoon comics portrayed by the funniest of comedians. , PRICES 25c to $1.50 . Seats on sale Saturday, 10 a.' m.

Washington THEATRE WEEKLY PROGRAM

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SATURDAY The Vltagraph Blue Ribbon Feature The Chattel Featuring E. H. SOTHERN Comedy Frank Daniels " SUNDAY And Monday Afternoon Wm. Fox presents GEO. WALSH in "THE MEDIATOR" Frank Daniels in Comedy. Pathe Scenic MONDAY NIGHT Mutt and Jeffs Wedding TUESDAY The Bluebird Feature "THE MEASURE OF A MAN" Featuring J. Warren Kerrigan Pathe News Every Saturday, Sunday and Holidays shows will be run continuous from 2 p. m. to 11. p. m. ORCHESTRA MUSIC Afternoon Continuous from 2 p. m. Evening Continuous from 7 p. m. ADMISSION Adults, 10c; Children, 5c. You can park at the Washington.

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Gladys Corrieli Character Comedienne with Funny Gongs and Stories

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Follis Sisters and Le Roy In the Gingersnaps a high class Singing, Danc- - lng and Talking Act.

Richmond's Best Talent Will Also Co-operate with This Most Wonderful Program

Every Cent - For tine little Children Seats Now On Sale Murray Theatre Prices Same as UsualNight: Lower floor, 30c; Loge Seats 35c; Balcony, 10c and 20c Matinee 10c and 20c For seats phone 1699 "

ARCADE "THE HONOR OF THE LAW" (Presenting Irene Howley) "FOOLING UNCLE" (Comedy) "THE CURLING IRON" . "HANS UND FRITZ"

Is there a doctrine of Free Love A double Standard of Morals for Man and Woman PALACE Sunday

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