Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 199, 2 July 1918 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1918.

A special patriotic dance will be given Thursday evening at Cedar Springs hotel by Mr., and Mrs. Bert Kolp at nine o'clock. Kolp's five piece orchestra will play during the evening. , Preceding the dance, dinner will be served at the hotel and a large number of guests are expected. Invitations are being sent out this week to

persons In near by towns.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Kittle of

North Twentieth street, are the pa

rents of a girl, Elizabeth Jane, born

yesterday. Mrs. Kittle was formerly

Miss Helen Hall. The B. B. B. Thimble club wllnot mt this wk as usual, but has been

postponed for one week. It will meet

next Wednesday wltb Mrs. cnanea Juergens at her home on South Six teenth street. A meeting of the board of director of the Domestic Science club will be held next Tuesday morning at nin o'clock at the Day Nursery. All men bers are urged to be present. Miss Helen King, of Cincinnati, O., who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. 1 Ed Stigleman for the last month, has gone to Chicago for a short visit. Miss Lydie Hazeltlne will entertlan members of her Sunday school class of Second English Lutheran church at her home. 216 Northwest Third street, tomorrow evening. Miss Virgil Winkler has gone to Kokomo for a short visit with friends. The Tirzah club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Emma Rothermal at her home on Richmond ave. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of Grace Methodist church will

mat tnmftrrow afternoon at

o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. E. Schuh. 105 South Twenty-first street. Dr. Rose Lee Oxer, a return missionary, will talk. Persons who are interested are cordially Invited to the meeting. Paul Ehler Good, of Detroit. Mich., Is here for a short visit wit hhis parents. He has enlisted in the marine corps and will leave next week for Detroit, where he enlisted. Mrs. Hugh Mauzy and children, of Rushville, are visiting relatives and friends here for a few days. Mrs. Harry Thompson has returned to Louisville. Ky., after several weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. Everette McConaha of South Eleventh street. Leslie Sprouse, of Camp. Custer, Mich., was home for a short time to see his sister, Mis Besie, who Is 111 with pneumonia. Sproue expects to be sent over seas at once.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Eaton of North Seventeenth 6treet, have received word that their son, Frank, has landed safely over seas. He Is in the engineer's corps. - Miss Marie Roach and R. TV. Thompson spent Sunday in Hamilton. O., the guests of Miss Elnore Keefe and R. E. Cooney. Forest Murray has returned from

rmdpn. O.. where he has-been spend

ing several weeks with his aunt and

Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams. Mrs. Bryan ' Stafford, 407 North Eighth 6treet, has received word that her husband has landed safely in France. Stafford is in the 146th In

fantry. Miss Dorothy Williams and Ernest Ireta, both of Richmond, obtained a marriage license at Newport, Ky., yesterday, - T otIII MflAl

tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Moose hall.

Mrs. Jesse Genn received word this

morning that her son, Frenk Genn, -had arrived safely in France. The Woman's Foreign Missionary nnliin rt TTMrcf MsfhnHlet rhurrh will

meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Frank Davenport at her home on the National road, east. A full attendance is desired as several matters of importance will be discussed. Mrs. Allen Benner received word yesterday that her brother, Charles L. Ashenfelter, had arrived safely over seas.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bethard, entertained Signaller Tom Skeyhill at dinner last evening at the Country club. Covers were laid for Mr. Skeyhill, Miss Olive Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Bethard.

EIGHTEEN DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES TO UNITE IN CELEBRATING JULY FOURTH

DIVORCE IS GRANTED

This Isn't an ordinary group picture of some children. It's a photo of one cluster of children who romp together

as playmates and who are of eighteen different nationalities. They have been doing their bit in the thrift stamp

campaign in New York and are going to celebrate Independence day together.

EATON, O., July 2. Iva M. Renner was divorced from Clarence B.- Renner, upon grounds of gross neglect, the decree being granted .by Judge A. C. Risinger in common pleas court. The grandmother was given custody of a minor Eon. The couple had been married three years.

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, Fourth Urged by London Press

(By Associated Press) LONDON. July 2. Criticism that the arrangements for the celebration of the Fourth of July in London are somewhat informal and inadequate to the occasion which there is every reason for Great Britain to commemorate worthily is made by the Daily Chronicle. The paper questions whether the central function which the King and Queen will attend a baseball game quite strikes the note of the moment and suggests that if 10,000 troops now in England marched through the streets and were reviewed by the King the impression created in the heart of the empire would be even greater than that produced by a baseball match in the suburbs." , With reference to the evening meeting at which Winston Spencer Churchill, minister of munitions will be the principal speaker, the Chronicle says: "Col.-Churchill, who is half American, can always be depended upon for

Week's Coal Production Decreased 610,000 Tons (By Associated fr:ss.l WASHINGTON. Julv 2. Bituminous

coal production declined during the week ending June 22 as compared with the previous week's figures made

puDlic today by the Geological Survey show. Production for the week is estimated at 12.016,000 tons, a decrease of 610,000 net tons compared with the preceding week. Shipments from Alabama and Ohio showed the greatest decrease, 12 and 7 precent, respectively, while central and west.

era Pennsylvania shipments decreased I four percent. j

a striking speech, but he is not exactly one of our elder statemsn. It is no reflection on him to suggest that if his efforts were supplemented by such a speaker as Secretary Ealfour, former Premier Asquith or Viscount Grey, the opportunity would be met much more adequately." MEX BANDITS KILL ' FOUR AMERICANS (By Associated Press) HOUSTON. Tex., July 2. Four American citizens were killed by Mexican bandits near Tampico, Mex., last Saturday while carrying the payroll of the Mexican Gulf Oil company, ac

cording to advices to the company's general' officers here. Leslie R. Mill

ard of Beaumont. Texas, assistant

cashier, and L. A. Dunn, R. M. Cooper

and Alfred E. Esparcia, whose home address is not known here were the bandits' victims. ... . ... Private telegrams to Millard's relatives today stated the four men were shot and killed instantly.

Old Center W.C.T.U. to Have Home Coming The Old Center W. C. T. U. will have its annual home-coming meeting on Sunday, July 7, at Center church. The early part of the day will be spent in renewing acquaintances, In a Gold Medal contest, and there will be an address in the afternoon by the Rev. Mr. Graham of Lynn M. E. Church.

MARINE RECRUITS FIND TIME FOR FUN BETWEEN HOURS OF DRILLING FOR WAR

FINAL ARGUMENTS IN MURDER CASE

WINCHESTER, Ind., July 2. Final arguments were being made today in the case of Derilu3 Trout charged with poisoning Charles V. Milholland at Gaston last February, and it is expected that the case will go to tho jury tomorrow. All evidence in the case had been presented when court adjourned last night.. Trout took the stand in his own defense yesterday and related his story of his acquaintance with Milholland. He said that he had helped Milholland repair a chimney at his house on Saturday before his death on Sunday. According to Trout, Milholland told

him to get some strychnine to kill cats. Trout declared he bought the poison at the Kelly drug store in Gaston. He said that he did not see Milholland but once on the Sunday that he died and that was at the Van Atta restaurant. Trout said that Milholland asked him what kind of cough syrup he used and he replied: ' "Whisky and quinine.' " He wanted me to get him some whisky and I refused." Mrs. Trout, wife of the defendant, said that Milholland took the strychnine home with him after he had used part of it for poisoning oats.

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Germany Wants New National Anthem (By Associated Prss.) AMSTERDAM. July 2 A plea for a new natonal anthem is made by the Lokal Anzeiger of Berlin. "It is ridiculous," it adds, "for Ger: mans to give the noblest expression of their patriotism to the tune of 'God Save the King.'"

Mrs. A. M. Weiss and Miss Geneva Snedeker have gone to Camp Mills, N. - ,Va ...111 T Tt"l

1,, wucrs luey in visit, ucv n naa who is located there. Members of the Delta Theta Tau sorority will give a movie party tomorrow evening in compliment to Miss Mary Parks who leaves the latter part of the week for Washington. The Missionary society of First Baptist church will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Russell Cox at her home, 627 South Thirteenth street ' Mr. and Mrs. Dorey Jackham of Milroy were here on business yesterday. .

" The Penny Club meeting for this week has been postponed , because of a death.

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Fatty Arbuckle, movie comedian, entertaining marines, above, and marine

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