Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 172, 2 May 1919 — Page 15

-THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM 5HTOAY, MAY 2, 1919.

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SOLE SURVIVOR OF NOTED RAGE

QUARTETTE HERE

Goux Has Helped Win War Since He Finished in 1914

at Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, lad. May 2. Jules Own, winner of the 1918 Xndlenapolla 600-mIl race, fcaa armed la Indianapolis to begin attire preparations for his campaign to capture . premier laorels in the flTe-ctntary Liberty Sweepstakes, May SI. With him came Albert PrTot, his mechanician In prerlous BOO-mlle raoes. Prerot, howerer, will not ride with Goux this year, his back harm been injured by a high explosiTe shell while drlrlns a car In the sanitary, corps on the Chemln des Dames. Goux wears a wound stripe also, baring been struck by a shell splinter In his left hand during the bombardment of Belfort in 191 S, where he was stationed as an artillery lieutenant. He serred as artillery lieutenant during the entire war, baring fought all orer the French front with a battery of 220-mOUmeter guns, the French hearles. Wearing on Nerve. Quizzed about his rlews concerning the war, Gonx said the struggle was begmnmg to wear on erery Frenchman's nerve toward the end, and America's active participation In the conflict did not come a minute too soon. "It was too long," Goux stated, "considerably longer than a flve-hun-dred-mile race." This Is the first time that Goux has visited Indianapolis since 1914, when lie won fourth in the Indianapolis 500mile race, after having been cheated out of first place by tire trouble. Since then a world war has been fought and won. Els companions of former visits to America are gone, and his return to this country awakened many tender memories. In former years Goux was a member of one of the most remarkable racing combinations ever assembled, an allstar aggregation noted for its unity of .thought and action, and the personal affection between Its members. It was composed of Goux, George Bofllot, greatest racing driver of all time, Paul Zuccarelli, the gifted Italian who helped design the celebrated Peugeot racing engine, and . Johnny Altken, who watched over the affairs of the foreign delegation in the capacity of coach and mentor. . Zuccarelli Meets Death. Zuccarelli met his death while practicing for the Grand Prix at Le Mans, in 1913, bowling squarely into a peasant's cart that appeared suddenly in the road from an opening in a hedge, the driver being deaf and dumb. Boillot's strfrit ascended in a halo of glory when its master essayed unequal combat with five Boche aeroplanes in 1915. Altkenisuccumbe'd to influenza, and Goux is thus the sole surviving member of the former all-star cast. : Goux brlns; with-hlra a -mall 150-cuble-inch Peugeot that he has assigned to Andre Bofllot, brother of Georges Boillot, who is coming over

on a later boat. This car, though small, is lightning fast and in perfect condition, having never been raced. It was built for the 1914 Le Mans races that were called off due to the outbreak of the war. Goux regards the car so highly that at times he has considered driving It himself, though his present purpose Is to drive one of the speedway's " Peugeots that were campaigned by the late Johnny Aitkn. Goux Is dubious regarding the condition of the speedway cars, and expects to give them both a thorough overhauling, virtually rebuilding the two cars into one. With this he expects to have an entry that will go through the entire BOO-mlle grind without the necessity of lifting the hood. Those who remember the care that Goux and his associates bestowed on their cars on their previous visits to Indianapolis, and recall their exquisite mechanical skill, feel certain that Goux will roll to the starting line with a finely groomed racing creation under him that will prove worthy of his best efforts and be in the forefront of the fray from the time the starting gun Is fired.

LATEST VIEWS OF FIUME, WHICH ; ITALY IS DEMANDING

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The attention of the world la centered Just now on the Adriatic seaport of Fiume. The Italian Feace delegates haw quit the conerence because their demands that this city be given to Italy have not been granted. President Wilson has stated positively that he will not yield to their demands. One of two developments is expected soon it is thought; Either the present delegates will return with new instructions from their government or new representatives will be chosen.

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Corso Vittorio Emanuel in Flame, above, and Italian battleship Iberto in harbor of FiumT

Eldorado, 0. Mrs. Blanche Bondbrake returned home Sunday after a two weeks' visit with relatives in Arcanum and Dayion... ...Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harp left Saturday for their home in St Paul, Minn after an extended visit with relatives here.... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eyer and son Philip, took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eyer and family, Sunday. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Miller and Mr. and Mrs. David Wolford and daughters spent Sunday with D. E. Hollinger and family of northwest of New Madison... .Everette Juday and family and Pete Swerer and family spent Sunday with Walter Rautsaw and family.... .William 'Benner and wife of Campbellstown, John Wehrley and wife and Morrison Wehrley and wife of West Manchester spent Sunday with William Ervin and wife. . . . .Rev. A. C. Barnhart and family entertained Ed. Burckhardt and family and Rev. Geoffrey of Dayton, Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs: Joseph Brown and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Kyle went to Richmond Sunday morning to see Mrs, Brown's sister-in-law, Mrs. Alice Miller, who died, at that place Friday. Mrs. Miller is a sister of Frank Kyle of this place.... Mrs. Gertrude Moore

is entertaining her cousin, Guy Rada-

baugh of Gas City, Ind.....A tractor,

said to belong to Kirkhoff & Neff, of Eaton, ran into the ditch near the Bonebrake farm, south of town, Mon

day evening and turned turtle. According to reports the tractor was being' driven to ; Eaton and the driver loet control with the above named re

sults. The driver escaped and the machine seemed only slightly damaged. The tractor was extracted from its position Tuesday afternoon and continued on Its way...... Mrs. I F. Schieser and children returned home Sunday after spending a couple of weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Diesler of Bucyrus, O....Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Beard and daughter Elizabeth, and Freddie Miller spent Sunday with A. A. Miller and family of near Lewisburg. . . .Mrs. Ed Bunger called on Mr. and Mrs. M. I Coovert Friday evening.... Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Thompson and Mrs. E. A. Holcomb and daughter Mary spent Friday afternoon In Richmond.

and son Ray were in Richmond Thursday....... Harry Bell of Indianapolis spent Sunday here with his parents. . . Mrs. Shrawder and daughter Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers spent Sunday at Pershing with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bertsch....Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Morris were in Richmond last Friday.... The Mothers' club met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Oler..... Mrs. George Knight returned to her home Dayton, Ohio, last Wednesday, after a week's visit here with relatives and friends.. . .School will close here May 2. They will have a picnic dinner but no special. exercises will be given.... Those from here that attended the concert at Richmond last Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Herbst, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Demaree, Mr. and

Mrs. Bert Slant, Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Fricker, Mrs. E. S. Morgac, Misses Mella Floyd and Mary Hoover and W. E. Floyd.. ..A surprise party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank KInneman Tuesday evening, April 22, in honor of Mr. Kinneman's forty-fifth birthday anniversary. Those present were Miss Martha Smith of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sumwait and Robert KInneman of Cambridge City, W. H. Riser and family. Harry KInneman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ogborn and daughter, Mrs. Raymond KInneman and son, Miss Dorothy Walton and .Frank Golay, all of Dublin. A two course lunch

eon was served and the evening was

spent with games and music. .. .Har

vey Petry and children of LewisvUlo,

pant Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

George Wikr...Th BideWee club

mat Tuesday evening with Mrs. XL B.

Johnson and daughter Stella Mr.

and Mrs. S. R, Money entortained at

dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. O. D.

HaQ and daughter Rildred, Mr. and

Mrs. o. H. Morris and son George and daughter Mrs. Ruth Stewart and A. P.

Money and son Auburn.... The Francis Asbury class of the. M. E. church met last Wednesday afternoon frith Mrs. E. S. Morgan..... Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Riser, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Riser of Cumberland, Ind., spent Sunday

here with W. H. Riser and family. . . .

Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace entertained at dinner Sunday, Frank Clark and fam

ily, south of town, Orvllla Hlnes of

Fountain City, Mrs. Dunham of Colum

bus, Ohio, and W. H. Wonnell and

daughter. .. .Preaching services at the

Friands church next Sunday morning

and evening. At the M. E. church in

the. morning. The Union Christian En

deavor will meet at the TJ. B. church each Sunday evening at 6:45 o'clock

during the month of May. . . .Mrs. Cora

Bhawley Is very alck. . . .Orlando Wlssler will sell his household goods at public sale Saturday, May 3, at 1 p. m. He Is planning to move west soon... Mrs. LeRoy Dunham returned to her home In Columbus, Ohio, Monday af

ter a few days visit here with rela

tive!. . Mrs. John Broother of Dublin, who

baa been vary m for the last four weeks, la able to be around again.. . ..

Mrs. rean McFarland of Richmond, spent tha week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, John Brouthers of Dublin.

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NEW MINISTER AT LIBERTY INSTALLED

The Rev. A. F. Davis was Installed as pastor of the liberty Presbyterian church, at the meeting of the Whitewater Presbytery,-held Thursday afternoon at Liberty. Dr. J. J. Rae of Richmond, moderator of the Presbytery, preached the sermon; the Rev. J. R. Bardelmelar gave the address to -X. the minister, and Dr. Ira Lambert of RushvUle gave the address to the people. Three ministers were received Into the Presbytery. They were the Rev. F. B. Sterns, who takes charge of the church at College Corner; the Rev. Mr. Herald, who is to take charge ol the church at Connersville. Edward B. Severin of Aurora, a graduate of Lane seminary, was ordained as evangelist. He leaves soon to work among the miners and lumberjacks of Oregon. The Presbytery accepted the invitation of the Brookville church to hold the September meeting at that place.

Dublin, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson and Mrs. Frances Whorton were in Newcastle Saturday. . . . .B. R. Money has accepted a position as clerk in Mr. Porter's grocery at Hagerstown. He may move there later. . . .Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas Henly invited a number of their relatives and friends to dinner Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wheeler, who have been living In Hagerstown but will soon leave for California to make their future home. ....Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Abbott of Hartford City spent Sunday here with Mrs. Mary Brown and family... Mrs. G. E. Moore

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