Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 137, 20 April 1921 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1921

RANDOLPH COUNTY FARMERS INSTITUTE OFFICERS ELECTED

WINCHESTER, Ind.. April 20. Officers have been elected for the Randolph county farmers' institute as follows: President, C. C. Fisher; secretary. C. E. McKinney; treasurer, Philip Kabel. . Speakers will be selected by these men for the fall festival and to make all other necessary arrangements. Washington Ko!p Dead Washington Kolp, 64. unmarried. Is dead at his home north of Stone Station of heart disease. He is survived by three brothers and one sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Starbuck, 82. is dead at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Wagner, in North Jackson street. Joint commencement exercises of the McKinley and Lincoln schools, vras held in the McKinley auditorium, Tuesday evening. Lutz is Paroled Charles Daly. Randolph county clerk, has received word of the parole of H. E. Luts, who was convicted in the Randolph circuit court, and sentenced to the penal farm, charged

with passing fraudulent checks. Fortnightly Club Meets The Fortnightly club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Otho Moorman. Current events were discussed and an elegant luncheon was served to members and guests. Attend Washington Meeting Mrs. James P. Goodrich and Mrs. Miram D. Moorman of the Winchester Chapier, Daughters of the American Revolution are attonding the annual conference at Washington, D. C. this week. Annuls Fogle Marriage Judge Bales itcs annulled the marriage of Bertha Fogle and William Fogle. and has granted a divorce to Iva Dudley from Clayton Dudley, on a charge of habitual drunkenness. Real Estate Transfers -Minnie Jones to Mary S. W. Cox, lot 34, H.. P. and N. addition, Winchester, W. D., $1. Bertha Prior Pierce to Stewart H. Clark, lot 283, original plat. Union City W. D., $12,000. County W. C. T. U. Institute The Randolph county institute of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held in Saratoga M. E. church, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. The principal address was given by Mrs. Mary Woodard, of Fountain City. Other addresses were given by Mrs. Jennie Canada and Mrs. Philip Kabel, both of Winchester, on Americanization and moral and spiritual development of the club. A large crowd attended, many being from Winchester.

Compel Moroccan Tribes to Pledge Allegiance (By Associated Press) MADRID. April 20. Joint military and naval operations against native tribes began on Tuesday along the northern Moroccan coast; the cruiser

Princess of Asturias four gunboats J

and two auxiliary vessels co-operating with a force of 1,200 infantrymen, mostly natives. The naval column

advanced along the coast and did not J

encounter any resistance until it reached Punta Maza and Punt a Co tellas. Late in the afternoon the operations ceased and General Berenguer, high commissioner to Spanish Morocco, visited the new positions taken by the infantry and received Kabyle chiefs

from the neighborhood, who pledged j allegiance to Spain. During the op-! erations airplanes from Tetuam made;

scouting nights and co-operated with the land forces.

TYROLESE PREPARE FOR PLEBISCITE VOTE

Earlh

E. T. Albertson took charge of the ioint meeting of the Earlham Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. Wednesday norring in the absence of Dr. M. A. Monline. who vas to have conducted services. The illness of Dr. Hon-T'-f's wife necessitated his return to Dayion. , Mr. Albertson took as his f-xt, "You Are the Sum Total of Your Choices to Date'' and laid emphasis on ihe importance of invironment in de'crmining one's life.

The Earlham Press will be issued on Monday beginning with the next issue because of the fact that the printers will not work on Saturday afternoon after May 1. The freshman class will give a party in the gjTn next Saturday afternoon which they say will be a sure "blues chaser."

(By Associated Press) VIENNA, April 20. Tyrolese have begun their pilgrimage to that prov

ince ior me purpose or laaing pari

tne pieoisote to oe neia mere next

month by which the province will express its sentiment regarding fusion with Germany. Those eligible to vote in the plebiscite are getting ready to leave their homes in all parts of the Austrian republic and authorities at Innsbruck have made preparations to entertain great throngs of visitors. All who intend to go to Tyrol have been instructed to bring blankets, as a billeting system along military lines has

been established. The voters will be carried by railways for third class fares, which will be refunded by the province. Governor Schaffl. of Tyrol has issued a statement declaring the province "must again take the front saving Austria as she did when she checked Napoleon's eastward sweep in 1809. ,

MANY LOCAL MASONS : ARE INTERESTED IN NEW FRANKLIN HOME

As arrangements for the consecration at the Indiana Masonic Home at Franklin. Ind., of the Scottish Rite World ,war memorial building on Sunday, May 1, are progressing, the indications are that there will be a very large attendance of Masons from this county and vicinity, according to LeRoy E. Browne, county chairman of the arrangements' committee. It is stated that there is a great interest among "blue lodge" Masons in this section for the reason, primarily, that the Indiana Masonic Home at Franklin isvan institution erected and maintained by the Master Mason lodges of this state. This all-day basket dinner event In connection with the consecration exercises will give an opportunity for thousands of Master Masons and their families and friends to visit this home for the first time. The Scottish Rite World War memirial building is a large three-story structure, erected and paid for by the Scottish Rite of the Valley of Indianapolis, costing $150,000. It contains 63 dormitory

rooms for aged Masons, together with sitting rooms, and dormitory rooms for nurses and attendants. War Vets Honored. Special memorial features are in eluded in the entrance to the new

structure, in honor of 676 members of the Indianapolis . jurisdiction St the Scottish Rite who served in the World War, including thirteen members who gave their Uvea for their country. ' In addition to the inscription above th door, there will be tablets placed by

the four bodies comprising the consistory of the Scottish Rite. Advice from Indianapolis is to the effect that the Pennsylvania system will run special trains from that city, the first leaving at 9 o'clock, and a second train at 11:30. .Interurban lines are planning to run special cars every hour from Indianapolis. A special invitation has been sent to each one of the soldier-members of the Scottish Rite, who will be the honor guests of the day.

He in the fact that a group photograph is to be taken of the club. This picture is to be sent to the Kiwanis club magazine for publication. Another

I picture is to go to the Cleveland inter

national Kiwanis convention headquarters as publicity. Every member is requested to wear his Kiwanis badge. Most unique of all programs yet

presented before the club will be given Thursday. Musical numbers and short talks are to be sent to the banquet room by wireless, from the Palladium.

16 HURT IN MOVIE PANIC CAUSED BY FIRECRACKER VALENCIA, Spain. April 20. Sixteen children were injured, four seriously, in a panic after the explosion of

a firecracker during a motion pictnre performance here last evening. The theatre was filled with women and children when the firecracker was . . thrown into the building. The criminal escaped. .

Wireless Demonstration at Kiwanis Meeting One hundred per cent attendance is insisted upon for th Kiwanis club meeting Thursday noon. An officer of the club eaid Wednesday that any Grasshopper or Woodpecker, members o the two divisions . into which the club is divided in its attendance campaign, who is absent from Thursday's meeting, can expect most any treatment as a result. Reasons for such drastic statements

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WILL DECISION RESTS ON EFFECT OF GAS

CBv Associated Press) MARTINSBURG, W. Va., April 20. The effect of carbon dioxide upon a person in close proximity to a wall of a room, compared with its effect on one nearer the center of the room is being considered today by Judge J.

M. Woods, of the circuit court. Upon j

the court s decision rests the title to an estate. Sometime ago George Sheig and his wife were found dead in a room of their home. They were asphyxiated by carbon dioxide from hard coal. Sheig's body when found was resting near a wall while the woman's body was in the center of the room. Mrs. Sheig's beneficiary instituted the court proceedings in an effort to gain title to the estate, claiming that Sheig died before his wife. The case is against the "Unknown heirs" of Sheig. In presenting the argument for the beneficiary, counsel submitted a written opinion of L. J. Desh, of Lexington. Va.. a chemist in which it was held that carbon dioxide, emitted from a stove rises to the ceiling and in cooling follows the walls when dropping by its natural weight to the flor. The chemist suggested that a person near the wall would be affected sooner than a person in the center of the room.

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We have just completed the installation of our new fountain, which is one of the finest in the state the only one of its kind in Richmond. This fountain has a mechanical refrigerating system and is absolutely sanitary. At your service daily with ten flavors of Ice Cream. Come in and refresh yourself. Prompt, courteous service.

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