Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 29, 15 December 1916 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 19i6 PAGE THREE

FRIENDS CONSIDER BUILDING TO HOUSE GENERAL OFFICES

WTien Walter C. Woodward, general secretary of the Five Years Meeting f Friends, opens up his office on the fourth floor of the Second National Bank building, January 1, Richmond will be the seat of all principal offices of the denomination. Already the American Board of Foreign Missions and the Board of Publications of the meeting have offices in the banking building. Prominent Friends said today that Jt Is likely that at the Five Years Meeting here next fall, there will be a discussion of locating all other offices of the Five Years meeting in Richmond. At present the board of Young Friends activities is located at Dunreith, Ind.. end the Bible School board is locate 1 at Fairmount, Ind. There has also been talk of building n central office building for the FIvj Years meeting in this city but there have never been any definite plans discussed by officials of the meeting. However, if it Is decided to make Richmond the Beat of all offices, it Is generally conceded that the central office building will become a reality sometime within the next fifteen years.

W. C. T. U. WILL MEET

EATON, Ohio, Dec. 15. The local W. C. T. U. will hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. F. Miles, East Main street.

Wintry for Chicago, Mayhap, But Not for Breath of Summer

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Here you are, girls how to be healthy, beautiful and full of "pep": One little dip in the cold and foamy surf of Lake Michigan these flna winter mornings and, well just see what it seems to have done for Mrs. Dahlia Silva Bingham of 4753 Winthrop avenue. Mrs. Bingham not only considers the. surf a beauty maker, but a health improver and a voice builder. She uses the water In conjunction with some of the exercises lately expounded in the Chicago Evening American by Dr. Emily Noble. Not only that, Mrs Bingham . finds plenty every day In Martin Delaney's columns to add to her regimen.

FUR FARM PLANNED BY LAGRANGE MAN

UUittANGE, Ind., Dec. 15. H. B. Kchhidler of Lagrange, has written to ScfTftary of State Edward Jackson, r.f'kins if 'it is possible to obtain private (Oiitrol of the Ontario mill pond for vaiting muskrats and establishing n fur farm." In his letter Mr. Schlndler says: "Water rights for water power are granted individuals, and in the building and improving of them many acres of valuable land are made useless. Now, I realize that a tremendous amount of national wealth ' it brings, but I am merely trying to show where private control of trapping rights on such territory would not only conserve the fur supply of the country, but would increase the rational wealth of this country many fold."

' AMUSEMENTS AT LOCAL HOUSES

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There was a mere slip of a lad last night who received one of the greatest expressions of appreciation ever demonstrated by a Murray audience. He. played most any kind of a musical instrument and was equally proficient on all. Long after the curtain had been rung down, the vigorous applause insisted that the little star of the Gallerlni four give just one more number. Skipper, Kennedy and Reeves put over a singing act Intermingled with not a little mirth. Johnnie Small and the Small sisters tripped and sang with youthful abandon. The bill was introduced by Noble and Brooks and Darto and Rialto.

COLECT CHRISTMAS GIFTS

OXFORD, O., Dec. 15. Club women of Oxford are collecting toys, clothing and eatables to brighten the Christmas of the inmates of the Children's Home, Hamilton.

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1 1 DEGREES BELOW AT EDGE OF CITY

A cold weather record for the winter in Richmond and vicinity was established today when the official government thermometer at the water works pumping station, northeast of Richmond, recorded 11 below zero at an early hour. In the city the temperature was about 6 below early this morning.

ENTENTE GIVE HEED TO PEACE PROFFERS

LONDON, Dec. 15. Commenting upon the brief statement njade yesterday in the house of commons by Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor of the exchequer, regarding Germany's peace offer the Manchester Guardian sayB: "Two things appear to emerge from this brief and dignified statement first, that the government will not refure to consider on their merits any proposals that may be made to them:, secondly, they will not allow the general character of the terms on which alone they will consent to conclude peace to remain for a moment in doubt, That is as it should be."

BAN UPON LIQUOR AROUSES PARISIANS

PARIS, Dec. 15. The decision of the government to prohibit the consumption during the remainder of the war of alcoholic beverages, with the exception of wines and beer, has caused consternation in the liquor trade, although it is but the logical culmination of a series of restrictive measures which have been taken since the outbreak of hostilities, such as the suppression of absinthe in March 1915, the doubling of the tax on spirits last June and the granting ,to private individuals of the privilege of distilling spirits from the produce of their own lands.

A census of the volcanoes in the world shows there are 672 in all, of which 275 are active.

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DROPS 8EL0W ZERO

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 15 Below zero temperature was experienced in central Indiana today. At 6 o'clock the offical temperature was 1 and degrees below zero. An hour later it was zero and at 9 o'clock had gone to 3 degrees above. A a southwest wind was blowing. The forecast was fair and slightly warmer today and Saturday.

LIQUIDATION AGAIN STARTS AT OPENING

NEW YORK, Dec. 15. Liquidation of special stocks was resumed at today's openirig, with further losses of 2 to 4 points in shipping shares. Continental Can., New York Air Brake, Utah Copper, Lackawanna Steel and International Paper. - U. S. Steel was the center of interest on its Initial offering of 20,000 shares at 112 to 113, as against yesterday's final quotation of 113. Rails were again the chief sustaining features, with marked strength in Reading and Southern railway.

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TEIPER TELLS STORY OF MOTHER'S DEATH

BUFFALO, N. Y., Dec. 15. John Edward Teiper resumed today on the witness stand the recital of events that occurred prior to and immediately after the murder of his mother.

Mrs. Agnes M. Teiper, and his brother, Frederick., for which he is on trial. Direct examination by his chief of counsel, Edward R. O'Nalley, was expected to continue until adjournment today, . thus leaving , the defendant's story with th.e jury over the two-lay adjournment until Monday. '

The United States, has more telegraph offices and more line mileage than any other cation. Germany is second in rank.

MADRIGALS Will Give a CHRISTMAS PROGRAM To Be in College Chapel under the Direction of Miss Wittwer ' They Will Give a Concert Next Saturday Evening, December 16 ' -Admission 25c

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That Tammany Hall has proposed to Ambassador James W. Gerard that he retire from the Diplomatic Corps next summer to become a candidate for the mayoralty of New York Is the story being circulated in political circles here today. Ambassador and Mrs. Gerard are on their way back to Germany on board the steamship Frederick VIII. It is not known what view Ambassador Gerard takes of the proposition. It is said that even were he favorable to it, much would depend upon developments in the war situation and upon Am-

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