Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 80, 14 February 1917 — Page 8
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 1917
LATE AMBASSADOR GOES ABOARD SHIP BOUND FOR BERLIN
(By Associated Press) ' HOBOKEN, N. J., Feb. 14. The train tearing Ambassador Von Bernetorfff on arrival here was Immediate- . ly surrounded by a guard of Hoboken police and government secret service men and no one was permitted to ap " proach without credentials. Count Von Bernstorff and the mem- " bers of his party remained In their ' state rooms for half an hour after the train stopped, about two blocks from the dock of the Scandinavian American line steamship Frederick VHI on v which they will sail for Copenhagen at 2 o'clock this afternoon Surprise Newspaper Men. 1 Then the count and countes3 sur- ' prised the group of newspaper men
photographers and moving picture ' operators who were permitted to pass "the police lines by appearing on the " rear platform of their car. The former ambassador smilingly acknowledge the " greetings of several persons he knew and for five minutes posed good naturedly for the benefit of the camera V men. 7 Although he explained in formal re- ' marks the count refused an Interview. J "I am sorry" he eaid. "but I have nothing to say. It was all said yesterday. ,1 am under orders." At 7:37 o'clock the Count and
Countess Von Bernstorff stepped Into a closed automobile and were taken to
the pier. They had breakfast with
several of their immediate friends on
, board the Frederick VIII.
PYTHIAN LODGE CALLS MEETING
CAMBRIDGE CITT, Ind., Feb. 14. There will be a special meeting of K.
i of P. lodge, No. 9, Thursday evening, j February 22. All members are urged to be present.... Mr. and Mrs. F. C.
Mosbaugh departed Tuesday for Tague, Tex., to visit their son, John, and family.... Miss Alice Bradbury is spending a few days in Richmond, the guest of Rev. and Mrs. N. D. Wolford. ....Born, Monday night, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Park Ulrich, a tenpound 6on, Robert Clayton W. B. Wilson spent Tuesday at Devon, preparatory to his sale Mrs. Will Arnel returns to Indianapolis today, (Wednesday) after a visit with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pitman.... Miss Nellie Koch of .Muncie is the guest of her aunt,Mrs. O. S.
; Manlove. . . .Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harp
er and daughter, Hazel, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheel
er, at dinner Sunday evening. ...The Helen Hunt club met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. R. Krahl. INCREASED INTEREST NOTED AT REVIVALS
SCHOOL MAN DIES
MORNING SUN, O, Feb. 14. This community was shocked Monday afternoon by the sudden death of Prof. J. M. Bogg In Union Depot, Dayton, 0 Monday at 12 o'clock. Mr. Bogg had been out of school one week on account of illness. Monday , morning he started for his home In Valencia, Paaccompanied by Harry Sizelove and C.
E. Paxton as far as Dayton. While waiting for the train collapsed and died before medical aid reached him. He had only been here since September,
but during that stay had made many
friends who are saddened by his sud
den demise.
VIENNA TEMPERATE IN U.S. AFFAIR
(By Associated Press) VIENNA, Via London, Feb. 14. Since the first outbreak against Presi- " dent Wilson due to newspaper dis- .". patches which alleged that a wholesale confiscation of German and Austrian shipping had taken place in the .United States, the press has treated the crisis with America most tem- ' perately. The change in attitude has been due ' to fresh dispatches correcting the former sensational reports. Public interest remains keen, however, in the ultimate outcome of the situation, especially since negotiations between
Washington and Vienna are still progressing without the results being pub
licly known.
club to appear at Manchester
WEST MANCHESTER, O., Feb. 14. The Friendship Club of school district No. 7, Monroe township, will precent a play here next Saturday evening. Feb. 17, at the I. O. O. F. opera house. It is a drama called "Between Two Lives," and was given in their home district to a pleased audience.
GETS WORD OF DEATH
DUBLIN, Ind., Feb. 14. Mrs. G. E. Long received word Wednesday of the death of her brother. Mr. Wagner, at Knightstown. The funeral was held Friday at 10:30 a. m.
BRIEFS
CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our friends and neighbors and especially to the young people of St John's Lutheran church, the South Side Improvement association, The At-
Store for the beautiful flowers and for the many acts of kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved daughter and sister and we cannot help but express our appreciation of the excellent services rendered by Wilson . Pohlmeyer & Downing. J HENRY E. BODE AND FAMILY. 14-lt
CARD OF THANKS We desire to attest to the comforting value of the many expressions of sympathy and kind ministrations of friends and neighbors during the sick
ness and death of our dear son and
brother Ewart. For the many beautiful floral offer
ings and the comforting counsels of the Rev. J. J. Rae, and Rev. Addison
Parker, and for the thoughtful consid
eration of Messrs. Hunt and Walterman we wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks.
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Increased interest marked the revival meetings In two West Richmond churches last night Rev. J. P. Chamness at Fairview Methodist church asked the question, "Whom Would Jesus Bless If He Came to Fairview?" He spoke of the Nazarene's treatment by his fellow Israelites. 'It was hard for Galilee to recognize the greatness of a fellow townsman, especially a carpenter," he said. He will preach tonight on, "An Odd Ques
tionWilt Thou Be Made Whole?" Rev. Milo Hinckle of East Main Street Friends church will preach tonight in West Richmond Friends church. Rev. Francis Anscombe of South Eighth Street Friends preached last night.
SCHOOLS OF. OXFORD FEEL COAL FAMINE
OXFORD, O., Feb. 14 Oxford's schools are feeling the effects of the coal family. Miami University has received no coal for tfwo weeks, and has only enough to run about five days. The public schools would have closed a week ago had not the Western College for Women loaned the school board 14 tons.
WILLIAMS FAMILY ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
WEBSTER, Ind., Feb. 14. Miss
Lessie Williams and Frank Williams entertained at their country home near here Sunday evening In honor of their cousins, Miss Pearl Hoover and Gernie Hoover of Tipton. The special features of the evening were musio and games. Dainty refreshments were served to Misses Glaydus Williams, Marie Bond, Mabel Williams, Marguerite Haisley, Lessie Williams, Juanita Hendershott, Pearl
Hoover and Lucile Williams, Messrs
Gernie Hoover, Frank Williams, Cecil Tice, Benjamin Moore, Cecil Williams
Ivan Moore and Clyde Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beeson spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cham
ness of Richmond. Visit with Culbertson Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Jessup spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Culbertson Miss Frances Werley of Richmond, is spending a few weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wills Mr. Stephen Parrish rnd family and Mrs. Davison and daughter Miss Leone spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Royce Parrish of
Richmond Mr. Benjamin Moore epent Saturday night with Mr. Frank Williams Miss Glaydus Clark of Williamsburg spent Thursday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mendenhall. .. .Those on the sick list are Mrs. ' Elizabeth Harris, Mrs. Allen Lamb, Mrs. Sallie Squires, Mrs. Lulu Starr and Misses Mabel Williams and Juanita Hendershott Mr. Andrew Flatly spent Friday evening with Mr. Harry Hunt.... Miss Marie Wills of Richmond, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wills.
ASK AMBASSADOR TO REPORT SOON . CBy Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 14. Another
Inquiry was sent by the state department today to Ambassador Elkus at Constantinople to develop why he had not been able to report about the marooned Americans detained in Asia Minor. Since the break with Germany no word has been allowed to reach this country either from Constantinople or Sophia.
COST TOTALS BILLIONS
COME TO WEDDING
Mrs. D. C. Shellabarger and daughter. Miss Marie of Covington, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. William Freshour of Piqua; and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Shellabarger of Pittsburg, Pa., are here to attend the wedding this evening of Mr. Rodney Foulke to Miss Frances Peirce.
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When arranging flowers In vases, put one grain of permanganate of potash in the water; it will then keep perfectly sweet and fresh.
Continued From Page One.1 4 a plea of not guilty and the hearing of her case was set for Friday. It is stated that a young white girl has furnished sensational information concerning resorts alleged to have been operated by the Hazzard woman and by Hawkins. White Women Visit Place.
At the latter place, it is said several white women have been frequent visitors and, the police have been informed, some business men have visited this place. Warren Finn, colored, operator of a shoe shining stand, pleaded gnilty in city court this morning to having committed an offense with a white girl at the Hawkins place and received a fine of $25 and costs. The police assert that a colored woman recently robbed a white man of $17 after enticing him into the Hawkins place. "I already have sufficient evidence that Kate Hazzard conducted a resort at the 'little green house.' The infor
mation I have shows that quite a few married women frequently met men at this place and that young girls also went there. So far as I have been able to ascertain this place was only frequented by white people," Prosecutor Strayer said today. Go After Red Light. The raids on the Hawkins place and the Muey place were conducted by Chief Goodwin and Officer Vogelsong. Prosecutor Strayer declared today that when he completed his social evil crusade Richmond would have no "red light" district The Hazzard woman following her arrest emphatically denied that there was any truth in the report that she had been receiving police protection.
(By Associated Press) LONDON, Feb. 14. Germany's war cost to date has reached the total of 60,000,000,000 marks says a telegram from Berlin forwarded by the correspondent at Amsterdam of Reuters.
SOCIAL SERVICE
Continued from page One ing news and misstating facts in order to crystalize sentiment against Melpolder and the board; Roasting Wat Forecasted. One of the board members yesterday is understood to have said Melpolder was to have a jury trial last night and the Palladium was to be roasted to a turn. President Giles was disposed to be fair with a Palladium representative who called upon him to make a legitimate request for news of the meeting. He declined to say anything, although intimating the board might feel called upon to issue a statement later to its subscribers. He said tie public was not entitled to information concerning the meeting, as it was private. He said the board was acting within its rights when it held a secret meeting.. No Application Made. He gave as his personal opinion that
"when a man blocks the system he should go." He didn't link this up with the present situation. By inference, the representative understood that Melpolder had not been discharged, that the Palladium had been scored and that none but friends of the board and secretary were present. Treasurer Jordan became indignant when he was approached in search of information. He said he refused "to be a party to any personal fight," which led the representative to believe that this charge had been made
in the meeting. He refused to make a statement con
cerning: the meeting and apparently resented the Inquiry. ; He accused the Palladium of conducting a campaign against Melpolder "for, personal reasons." He accused the Palladium of being unjust to Melpolder and the board and, in effect, charged the newspaper with distorting news to reflect upon them. Room Given for Inference. He was asked to cite an instance of misstatement, which he did. He admitted he had not seen the story in question, which led the representative to believe that the charge had been made in meeting. He could not cite another instance. He was told Melpolder had admitted to a representative of the Palladium that the story only had inferred what he objected to and that the inference was inspired
by a telephone conversation with Mel polder. ; , ; Other board members were called but declined to make a statement Melpolder was called and told thai the Palladium would be glad to print the statement he made to the board He eald he could not say anything ox that score as the matter was in tht hands of the board.
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