Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 160, 18 April 1919 — Page 10
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1919. SUBMARINE IS FAVORITE FOR diana university student, who can eat ward Siler, at Muncle, say federal ofonly through a silver tube in his side, ; (.leers. Operations involving at least because ol a locked throat, following nnn hav hpn attributed to th which the fighter on whom they bet was "killed" and the victims, frightened, left their money In the hands of FAMILY OF WOMEN TENNIS STARS SHINING EARLY IN SEASON " V typhoid fever, returned from the Mayo Sanitarium where he had been sent IT----'-, men. It is alleged they Induced their victims to bet on a fake prizefight. In ! the operator.
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Provides Practical and Comfortable Method of Visiting Arctic, Says Explorer. fBy Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Apr. 18. In the way of modern methods of transportation as a means of reaching the North Pole, the submarine comes first in the estimation of Vilhjalmur Stefanssen, the Arctic explorer. Next comes the dirigible balloon, and finally the airplane. "The submarine appears to me to be a perfectly practicable way of reaching the pole as well as a comfortable way, for one could carry all the necessary comfort," said Mr. Stefansson on his recent visit here while discussing arctic exploration with friends. "I seldom have seen a stretch of ice extending more than thirty miles without coming to open water. Under the circumstances there never would be any difficulty in the matter of getting to the surface. Also the navigator would bo assured of calm water when he came up in these ice hemmed bltB of water. "The submarine already has been used for getting to ice bound ports by passing under the ice. They may be provided with wheels bo as to go along the channel bottom. A large Hubmarine will only weigh about 600 pounds on the wheels when submersed in this manner. In constructing an under ice submarine the periecope and much of the above deck construction would be done away with and in place of it would be a deck coming to a ridge similar to a roof
which would cut through thin ice when coming to the surface. Ocean ice is mushy and I have seen a whale come up through a thickness of six or seven inches of ice."
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Left to right: Mrs. Ethel Sutton Bruce, Miss Helen Baker, Mrs. May Sutton Bundy and Miss Florence Sutton. It isn't once in the well known blue moon that tennis enthusiasts pet a chance to see such a family of tennis stars together as the one shown above. The name Sutton is known wherever tennis is. At a
recent title tourney at the Coronado Country club, at San Diego, CaL. the three Sutton sisters played and showed their skill once more. Mrs. May Sutton Bundy won the singles, beating Miss
Helen Baker, Pacific coast champ. Mrs. Bruce and Miss Sutton won the doubles title from Miss Baker and partner, who had beaten Mrs. Bundy and partner. Mrs. Bundy, although the mother of three children, retains her internationally known and feared skill on the court and her two sisters continue their spectacular work.
by several hundred interested citizens, with the report that the specialists said they could do nothing for him. MARTINSVILLE Four days before the drive opened, Morgan county went over the top with her subscription tq the Liberty loan. The banks assumed the entire loan, and will sell the bonds to the people. The quota was 5394,000. PETERSBURG Farmers in northern Pike county along White river are aroused over the finding of there sticks of dynamite, wit ha fuse which had been lighted but put out by the water, floating beneath the big concrete watergate, which holds high water from thousands of acres of farm land. INDIANAPOLIS A gigantic swindling scheme ;was uncovered by the arrest of L. S. Scott, Hugh McGann, Billy Schoeber, Joe Engleton and Ed-
FIGHT BOLSHEVIKI WITH LIQUID FIRE
English Farm Laborers Get Big Pay Increase (By .Associated Press) LONDON", April 18 Construction of a tunnel under the English channel to connect England and France which, according to government announcements, will soon begin, is a centuryold scheme broached to Napoleon by the celebrated French, engineer Mathleu. Napoleon favored it but nothli'g csmo of the plan owing to war iii-l Nf poleon's downfall. It was not until Napoleon III came to the French ll.it'iu' that actual preliminary work was undertaken, with the approval of the French ruler and Queen Victoria. Then came the Franco-Prussian war and th scheme again lapsed. Shortly after that war a convention was signed between France and England setting forth the conditions under which the tunnel should be constructed. On the English side boring operations were begun near Dover at a depth of 160 feet and a seven-foot tunnel was bored for a distance of 2,000 yards. Strong opposition on grounds of military strategy developed in the British parliament against the project and again It was dropped.
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TNDIANA IL Briefs
GARY The jury trying Alonzo Sargent, engineer in charge of the Ha-genbeck-Wallace circus train which was wrecked with the loss of more than sixty lives, disagreed after eight hours' deliberation. Sargent admitted going to sleep while in charge of the train, but said it was after twentythree hours' continuous duty, and his counsel sought to prove that he was the victim of a disease which brought on sleep.
German government soldiers with liquid fire and hand grenades ready for Bolsheviki mob in Berlin street. The Weimar government which is struggling valiently to down Bolshevism in Germany is using desperate means to quell Red riots and prevent the Bolsheviki from taking charge of things. Liquid fire and hand grenades are used in addition to rifles and machine guns when the fightingbecome3 bitter ,
FORT WAYNE A thief crashed in a heavy show window worth $200, in the front of the Patterson-Fletcher store, to steal $45 worth of clothing. He escaped.
MUNCIE Mr. and Mrs. John Black, parents of Michael Black, boatswain's mate, who tried to smuggle his French sweetheart across the ocean, disguised as a negro stevedore, said that their son met Mile. Black when he rescued her from two Algerians in a lonely
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GARY A huge crowd which gathered at the station today to greet and
parade with Walter Petkey, returned from France, vas disappointed when
his mother met the rain and insisted that her boy go home with her at once. The mother had three sons in service, one of whom, John, is recovering from wounds in France.
COVINGTON The body of Lieut. George CofTmg, of this place, killed in an airplane accident near Edinburg, SrntlnnrT has arrivpd in this country
j and will be here the latter part of j the week, his parents have been in
formed. BLOOMINGTON Earl Scifres, In-
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EASTERN MEETINGS
William Dudley Foulke attended the meeting of the League to Enforce Peace, of which he is a member, and
also the annual meeting of the Penn
sylvania Civil Service Reform association with which he is connected,
in Philadelphia, April 10 and 11.
The meeting of the League to Enforce Peace was held on April 10. William Howard Taft and President A. L. Lowell of Harvard university, both members of the executive committee, were present. These two were authorized by the officers of the league to send a cablegram to President Wilson that if the Monroe doctrine were not put into the peace treaty it would in all probability not pass the senate and would endanger the league. The
: cablegram was sor.t that night, not
only to President Wilson, but to representatives of England. Italy and other rations in the peace conference. The next morning word vis received that the Monroe doctrine had been
! put into the peace treaty. Mr. Foulke said that "it was probably too early for the cablegram to have been re'ceived; nevertheless it was a good ! thing."
Former Ambassador VanDye, to Holland, and Hamilton Holt who have
Just returned from Europe, addressed
the league. Mr. Holt discussed the situation at the peace conference. The annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Civil Service Reform association was held April 11. The annual address was made by the. president of the association, Richard Henry Davis. The subject of Mr. Davis' address was "Fitting the Man to the Job." A series of resolutions pertaining to civil service reform were passed.
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Chopped Off Hand to Evade Draft; Sent to Prison CAPE GIRADEAU, Mo., April IS
! Albert Whoeling. a farmer of Holcom, Mo., who pleaded guilty nere late yes- ! terday in the United States district j court to having chopped off his left j hand with an axe July 21 last, to I evade military service, was sentenced
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