Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 185, 16 June 1917 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1917

CAPTAINS NAMED TO TAKE POLL OF WOMEN VOTERS

Franchise League Completes Organization in All Precincts of City. ' ' " ' The Registration Committee of the Woman's Franchise League has com

pleted Its organization for taking a poll of all the women voters in the

city. f A chairman has been appointed for 1 each ward and a caDtain for each pre-

i cinct, with as many lieutenants as

i are needed to do the worn, in aii I thro will he about 300 women be-

! ginning this work Monday, June 18,

: and finishing Saturday, June z. -I Honse to house calls will be made. . Information will be given about registarinr and a card of several items

filled out for every woman of voting

age In Richmond. One item covering the kind of work women can do in a i war emergency, will furnish a tabui lated list of women workers which may be" useful later in Home Defense. ' Two Meetings Held. Two ward meetings were held this ' afternoon for instructing captains and lieutenants. One with Mrs. S. W. Hoggin, chairman of the sixth ward, and the other with Mrs. J. B. Unthank, chairman of the seventh ward. ' The list of Chairmen and Captains follows: First Ward, Mrs. S. C. Markley Chairman. Precinct Captains Miss Margaret Knollenberg. Miss Lillian Shofer. Miss Vera Crome, Mrs. E. E. Christopher. Second Ward Miss Carolyn Salter, Chairman. Precinct Captains Miss : Eliiabeth Williams. Miss Carolyn Salter, Miss Edna Marlatt, Mrs. Clara Graves. Third Ward Mrs. Melville F. John- , ston. Chairman. Precinct CaptainsMiss Jean Dunlop, Miss Florence Bond. Mrs. J. F. Probst, Mrs. Frank Rogers. .. Fourth Ward Miss Florence King, I ar.d Miss Annette Edmunds, Chairmen ; Precinct Captains Miss Florence : King. Mrs. Carrie Posther, Mrs. TV S. Porter, Mrs. Martha Johnson, Miss Annette Edmunds. Fifth Ward Mrs. E. W. Shirk, Chairman. Precinct Captains Mrs. H. H. Huntington. Mrs. A. W. Roach, Mrs. J. F. Probst, Mrs. Frank Druitt, Mrs. Richard Study. Mrs. W. S. Clendcnin. Sixth Ward Mrs. S. W. Hodgin, Chairman. Precinct Captains Miss Dorothy Dilks. Mrs. Harry Dalbey, Mrs. William A. Bond. j Seventh Ward Mrs. J. B. Unthank, i

Chairman. Precinct Captains, Mrs. j. Edgar Williams. Mrs. G. M. Chris- . man, Miss Edith Moore. Eighth Ward Mrs. C. L. Ladd, Chairman. Precinct Captains, Mrs. Roy Brown. Mrs. Harry Williams.

City Statistics

Deaths and Funerals. LYBARGER Mrs. Mary Lybarger, 74 years old, died suddenly last evening at her home i n Easthaven ave. Hemorrhage of the lungs was the cause of death. Mrs. Lybarger leaves four sons and one daughter, all of this city. The funeral will be at 10:30 Monday morning, from the home, and burial will be in Earlham cemetery. Friends may call at any time.

LOSES EYE IN FIGHT

Frank Reed, of Lynn, who is Baid to

hare been injured in a fight at that place yesterday, was brought to Reid

Memorial hospital ' last night. His

right eye was found to be so badly in

jured that it had to be removed.

NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSIONS CHANGE OF DATES A change of the dates previously advertised la made pecoeemry. doe to anticipated heavy traffic. Excursion dates will be as follows: Tuesday, July 10 Tuesday, July 24 Tuesday, July 31 Tuesday, August 14 Ask Agents for Complete Information. THE OHIO ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO.

BOARD OF REVIEW RAISES VALUES ON RICHMOND PLANTS

' Assessments for a number of Richmond corporations were made by the county board of review today. Although several of the assessments made today were lower than those for 1916, the assessments today are in keeping with ,the general increase for those made during the week. Firms 1916 1917 Wayne County Lumber company $ 5.720 $ 6,240 Dickinson W'all Paper company. .. .... 1.500 1,450 Central Transfer Supply company 4,800 Davis Motor Car company 40,000 61,610 Dafler Moser company 1,020 2,160 Entre Nous club. : 410 480 Elliott Reid company. 30.2SO 30,280 Emmons Tailoring company 500 450 Dr. Emmons Throat and Lung Healing Co 440 340 Fosler Drug company. 3,740 3.040 E. A. Feltman company 5,450 4,750

MERCHANTS DONATE ARTICLES FOR BALL

Richmond business men have donated everything that is to be sold at the Red Cross ball tonight Flowers, Cigars, candy, chewing gum, cigarettes and ingredients for punch have been given. C. A. Miller's orchestra has offered their services for the evening. Miss Ruth White is pianist. The following firms have donated for the dance: Groceries McLeland, J. M. Grubbs, Rettig, Berheide, Eggemeyer, Phoenix, Husson, Starr, R. J. Schuermann, Duning, Elliott, Cooper, McCarthy, I. R. Howard. Cigar stores Beeson, Engelbert, Engle and Eaton, Feltman, Meyer, Piehl, and Twigg. Drug Stores Conkey, Hoover, McDonnell, Qulgley, Ross, Toler, Westcott, McDonald, Thistlethwaite. Confectioners Hewbank, Finney and Greeks. Florists Lemon, E. G. Hill, Joseph Hill, Ruch and Knopf.. More than 2.000 flowers have been donated by these houses.' L. -M. Brownell will take charge of

the check room.

STARR FACTORY MAY GET ORDER FOR WAR WORK Fred Gennett Goes to Washington to See About Balloon Contracts.

Fred Gennett, secretary of the Starr Piano company, Is in Washington consulting with the war . department in regard to a contract for the manufacture of balloons to be used by the army for observation purposes. If the equipment of the factory is adapted to the manufacture of balloons or can be adapted to such work without great difficulty, the company intends to make a determined effort to get the balloon-making contract. Fred to Report. Henry Gennett, president of the company, said today he expected Fred Gennett would return from Washington tomorrow night and report on

whether the company could take over

the contract.

President Gennett states that in the

player piano department of the company certain materials are used which enter into the manufacture of balloons.

"We would like to secure for Rich

mond some of this war contract busi

ness from the United States government, and if possible we will get the balloon contract." Gennett said. "At

the present time no Richmond manufacturing concern is handling any government contracts." -

WAR DEPARTMENT TO MAKE SURVEY OF PLANT WASHINGTON, June 16. -The war department will make a survey of the factory of the Starr Piano Company at Richmond, Ind., for the purpose of determining whether it can readily be transformed into a government balloon factory. - Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Chandler, of the signal corps, has .. been ordered to Richmond to make an inspection of the plant.

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"PAT LYNCH" TO SPEAK , FOR ELLIOTT. IN MEETING TO BE HELD AT MIDDLEBORO

P. J. Lynch, of Newcastle, will speak at Middleboro Tuesday night, June 19 in the interest of R., N. Elliott, of Connersville, Republican nominee for Congress.

JAPAN AND ENGLAND REFUSE TO JOIN U. S. IN NOTE TO CHINESE

WASHINGTON. June 16. Japan has taken action similar to Great Britain in refusing to associate herself in the American action urging the rival factions in China to compose their differences, it was said today at the state department. No reason was given for the action of either nation, but it is assumed that neither felt that the American action would be successful.

TEETOR SELECTED TO PRESIDE OVER JOHNSON MEETING

Charles N. Teetor, of Hagerstown, Ind., has been chosen by the county Republican Central committee to act as chairman of the rally in the Coliseum next Friday night Richard N. Elliott, Republican candidate for congress, will be present and will deliver a short talk to the voters. Senator Hiram Johnson, who will be the principal speaker of the meeting will arrive here next Friday morning and will be the guest of William Dudley Foulke during his stay in the city He will be Introduced by Foulke at the meeting Friday night.

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Sale off Bayer

Bakery

All of the property of the fully equipped bread bakery of the late John C. Bayer, and operated by him at Nos. 28 and 30 South Sixth Street, in the City of Richmond, will be sold at public auction under order of court at 1:30 o'clock P. M. on Wednesday, June 20th, 1917. Sale to be made on the premises. Sale will be made of all the machinery and equipment for the operation of said bread bakery, together with all materials and ingredients for the baking of bread. List of Ppopcpty Included in the property is 450 barrels of white bread flour, and one Studebaker auto delivery truck in good condition, which can either be used in connection with the business or for other purposes; also dough mixer, breaks, rolling niachfne and trough, proof boxes, 500 bread pans, flour sifter, three steel bread racks, one frame bread rack, bread shipping baskets, one gas engine, bread boards, one grindstone, cake wagon, ice box, moulding table, bread scales, oven peels, 6 wagon baskets, wrapping table,.' Victor scales, wax wrapping paper, white wrapping paper, stool and truck, large number of bread cases, two desks, office chairs and office equipment, including loose leaf ledgers, one bread wagon, one horse and set of harness. Bakery In Operation Siuce the death of said John C. Bayer, said bakery has been conducted under order of court, and is in a flourishing condition. Sale will be made of the business as a whole with the right of purchaser to use the trade name, or if said business cannot be sold as a whole, the same will be sold by individual items. Corporation Stocks For Sale In addition to said bread bakery, and the equipment and stock thereof, sale will also be made of the following property: 15 shares of stock in the Richmond Athletic Association; 1 share of stock in the' Wayne Ice company; 25 shares of stock in the South Side Improvement Association; a large number of old coins and shin plaster. Terms off Sale All sums of $5.00 and under, cash in hand, over $5.00 a credit of not to exceed six months will be given, the purchaser executing his note therefor bearing 6ix per cent ilterest after maturity, waiving relief and providing for attorneys fees, with sufficient sureties thereon. All inquiries relative to sale of said property should be made to First Hwal Ewk 01 Richmond, Indiana, Administrator ROBBINS, RELLER & ROBBINS, Attorneys. T .

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