Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 292, 19 October 1917 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, OCT. 19, 1917

HEN YARDS IN PERRY ARE FULL OF FINE STOCK

Nate Lists Farmers' Wives Who Have Big Crops of Poultry. By NATE EDWARD8 ECONOMY, Ind., Oct. 19. There

are several big poultry raisers In good J

old Perry, toynsnlp ana it wouia not do to leave tie farmers' wives out In these specials and here are their names and the number of hens and pullets they have reserved for egg production the next year: Mrs. W. E. Oler, 400; Mrs. Harry Cain, 200; Mrs. Paul Oler, 300; Mrs. O. L. HIatt, 100; Mrs. Emma Clark, 100; Miss Grace Garrison, 100: Mrs. C. Oler, 100; Mrs. Tom Cain, 200; Mrs. Will Conarroe, 200; Mrs. Ollie Murphy, 300; Miss Dora Peirce, 100; Mrs. Edna Replogle, 300; Mrs. Marsh Lindsey, 400; Mrs. Ulysses Manning, 200; Mrs. Allie Weyl, 200; Mrs. John Franklin, 200; Mrs. Harry Marshall, 200; Mrs. Gus Weyl, 100; Mrs. Albert Weldy, 200; Mrs. C. D. Hunnicutt, 200; Mrs. H. Oler, 200; Mrs. Louis Oler, 100; with many more that have flocks ranging from 25 to 75. It will be seen by the above figures that Economy 'will not be looking for an egg famine this year... ..While Mies Pearl Garrison, Montpelier, was visiting here last week, on one trip from Economy east of town she found five four-leaf clover leaves.... Mrs. Emma Clark is satisfled that there is big money in poultry. By the last of this week she will have sold $200 worth of eggs and young fries in the last twelve months. ....Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cain spent Wednesday afternoon in the City Beautiful, Richmond Wednesday afternoon two Richmond men dropped in to have a friendly chat with Nate Edwards. They were A. J. Korthaus and Kent Lemen. War news was discussed without stint Miss Ida Lamb was out of the post office Wednesday and Miss Blanche Fenlmore worked In her place. .. .George Barnard tiled hi silo Wednesday afternoon. He was the last man in this part of Indiana to do so.. ..At the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cain, south, of Economy, a surprise was given their daughter, Gertie, by the L. 17. B. church C. E. society, Sugar Grove, Tuesday night. It was one of the largest social events of the season. There were sixty-five people in the bunch of surp risers with hearts brimful of joy and , armloads of good wishes for the surprised one. Music, recitations, games and buns and pumpkin pie eating finished up the evening's social .... Bud Ladd, negro, who resides near Losantvllle, was remembered with a surprise . on his birthday anniversary. .. .A whole jitney load of E. H. S. pupils made a raid on Tom Cain's cornfield Wednesday afternoon to pick seed corn. There has been enough corn selected and graded to plant Perry township twice over the past few days. ...Will Conarroe, the chicken man, hauled two loads of poultry to Greensfork this Thursday and Friday, paying 19 and 20 cents a pound... It is said that history repeats itself about every twenty years. Some twenty years aeo several farmers had their fodder with the corn on, cut into short pieces with a big power cutting box and the old method is going to be tried again this fall by a few up to date farmers. . Miss Vergle Stanley and Miss VenBerlen, who visited Mrs. Howard Stanley a few days the first of the week, have rteurned to their homes at Richmond .Lon and Nate Edwards have been batching the last several days, and Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mra. Al Barbar dropped in with a big basket of the best lunch, which was made up of peach and custard pie, apple sauce, cottage cheese, peaches, apples and rose cake. It pays to batch when remembered with such an outlay of eats....Jard Denney and Ora Johnson have just finished a log cutting contract for timber men. They finished Wednesday.

Struck by Enemy Shell

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This ambulance, on the way from the lines with wounded, was struck by a German shell. The force of the shell turned the ambulance completely over. The wounded in the ambulance were killed and the driver badly Injured.

SUGAR FAMINE IS IMMINENT IN NEW YORK CITY

Sales Limited; Curtailment of Christmas Supply of Candy Threatened. NEW YORK, Oct. 19. With wholesale sources of supply virtually shut off, and refiners unable to get the material. New York is threatened with a sugar famine. Many stores have been without sugar for several days and those dealers who have a supply on hand are limiting sales to a few pounds to each customer. Alarmed at the scarcity many housewives went about the city today buying a pound or two and carrying It home as fast as they could find It. Prices have gone up and some sales as high as 15 cents a pound have been reported. Henry Moskowitz,. the newly appointed city commissioner of markets, planned to meet with refiners, wholesalers and retailers today in an effort to arrive.at some solution of the problem. Meanwhile householders have been urged by the commissioner to practice rigid economy In the sugar supply. Many restaurants already! have abolished the sugar bowl and cus- j tomers are served one lump apiece. The coal shortage Is also causing concern. The real trouble, however, according to one of the largest coal companies Is that there is an unequal distribution on the part of wholesalers and retailers, which has enabled some dealers and customers to lay in larger supplies than are actually needed. It was said by this company that New York city's supply of coal exceeds last year's by 229,000 tons. CHICAGO MAY GET RELIEF CHICAGO, Oct 19. A nation wide shortage of sugar which threatens to curtail the supply of candy for the Christmas holidays, will be iess felt in Chicago than elsewhere, according to wholesalers. The promise of relief for Chicago, it was stated tndav la tha

result of a "gentlemen's agreement'

Detween tne western Beet Sugar Manufacturers and wholesalers that this city shall be taken care of first. Reports from various cities received here indicated that

are held by retailers and that in many

uciicio cue iciusmg 10 sen more than one pound to a customer. . The sugar beet harvest is now under way in the west and the product will begin to be marketed about the last of next week. Chicago dealers expect to have shipments of the new sugar within ten days but many sections of the country, will get none of the new crop, it is said for 60 days or more.

Trustees of Church Break Precedent of Over Two Centuries

'NEW YORK, Oct 19. In consenting to hold a special assembly of Jews In America on Oct. 28, at the Spanish and Portuguese synogogue at which plans for raising a $10,000,000 war relief fund will be completed, the trustees of the congregation broke a precedent of 250 years. This synagogue has the distinction of being the oldest in America and never before in its long history has the edifice been used for any except religious purposes. Unlike other meetings, which have been held by the Jews to discuss war relief, there will be no collections or money solicited at the assembly, which is to be solely for the purpose of planning for the future.

Kaiser's Auntie is Dead at Age of 84

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 19. Princess Henriette Elizabeth of Schleswig-Hol-stein, aunt of the empress of Germany, is dead at Kiel. She was 84 years old.

Princess Henriette of Holstein was married in 1872 to Dr. J. F. A. D'Esmerlch, who died in 1908.

M. Schaumasse, of the Nice (France) observatory, has discovered a new comet.

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SEES SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE OF 70,000J,1INERS President of Illinois Federa- . tion Believes Strikers See Futility of Efforts. CHICAGO, Oct 19. Hope for the early settlement of the unauthorized strike of nearly 70,000 coal mlnere in Illinois, was held out today by Frank Farrlngton, president of the Illinois Federation of Miners, who said the men are beginning to release the futility of trying to force Dr. Harry A. Garfield, national fuel administrator to grant increased prices of coal at the mines. Mr. Farrlngton is to meet Pit committees of the miners in Springfield today and in a telegram to Dr. Garfield he expressed the hope that the men

would be back at work by next Monday. In the meantime, word was awaited from Washington for a decision by the national fuel administrator on the request of operators to raise the price of coal at the mines upon which depends an increase in the wages of the miners. During the four days the miners have been on strike, a shortage of nearly 1,200,000 tons has been created which will be felt according to dealers as soon as present stores are exhausted. While federal Administrators and union mine officials were redoubling their efforts to get the men back into the mines, hospitals and charitable institutions of this city are said to be facing a serious shortage. J. P. White, president of the United Mine Workers of America and advisor of the national fuel administrator, has gone to his headquarters at Indianapolis in an attempt to induce the miners in Indiana and Ohio as well as Illinois to resume work.

Honor System to be Used in "Y" Sports

Athletics at the Y. M. a A. will be played on an honor basis during the coming season according to Physical Director Schwan. , Representative association teams In basketball, swimming and . probably bowling will be organized by the association and each member will be required to sign a pledge to support the association rules as referring to "amateurs," to abstain from the use of intoxicants or tobacco in any form. A number of association members have already signed the pledge sheets and the basketball team will be organized as soon as possible.

TWO TRUCKS ACCEPTED

WASHINGTON, Oct 19. In the presence of many distinguished officials and others, Secretary Baker today accepted on behalf of the war department the first two heavy-duty war trucks to be completed under designs prepared by the quartermaster's department, the automotive products section of the Council of National Defense, and the society of automotive engineers.

ANARCHY GROWS THROUGH RUSSIA

LONDON. Oct 18. The Times today devotes a column to a dispatch from its Petrograd correspondent describing the "state of anarchy spreading throughout the Russian provinces." ; The dispatch mentions agrarian disorders In the districts of Mchilev and Saratov; rioting In Kharkov resulting In the arrest of fifty ringleaders; street fighting in Kursk and illicit distilling at Veronesh, which led to wholesale drunkenness and the severing of communication between Tashkent Turkestan and Petrograd. "In Petrograd," the correspondent adds, "conditions are little better with the police searching for 18,000 cr juinals. Questionable resorts and ni&ht clubs are multiplying. Gambling is enormously on the increase, at one resort the minimum stake being 20,000 rubles. There are many accidents in the streets from motor cars colliding ' and tram cars being derailed. Robbery is increassing. In fact no one seems to care about anything."

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