Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 307, 7 November 1921 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, NOV. 7, 1921.

CHARLES AND EMPRESS ARE BELIEVED SAILING ON WAY TO BOSPHORUS (By Associated Prpsw) BUDAPEST, Nov. 7 Former Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary, and bis wife, who were last reported to be

at Galatz. Rumania, awating the Brit-; ish light cruiser Cardiff to carry them to exile on the island of Madeira, were believed today to have passed out of the Danube river Into the Black sea, on their w;ay to the Bosporus. With the former king-emperor being carried to the Island in the Atlantic ocean 400 miles from the Moroccan icast, after his latest spectacular attempt to regain hi3 lost empire, the national assembly at a special session yesterday enacted into law a bill dethroning him and ousting the entire Hapsbuig dynasty. Permission has been given by the Portuguese government, for the deportation of Charles and his family to Madeira. They will probably reside at Funcbal, where living quarters pre available in the wing of an unfinished sanatorium abandoned by German financiers because of a disagreement with the Portuguese government.

ADMIRAL AND LADY CHATFIELD ARRIVE WITH ARMS GROUP

Church Lays Cornerstone With Ceremonies Sunday

About 100 persons attended the laying of the cornerstone of the Church of God and Saints of Christ, local colored church, Sunday afternoon. Rev. Robinson, of this city, and Elder Taylor, of Newark. New Jersey, complimented the members of the church on the state of the local institution and on the new structure. Work on the building is nearing completion and it is expected that the new church home will be ready for occupancy by the fourth Sunday of this month, at which time dedicatory services wil be held. Elder R. T. Tribble and the mem

bers of the church have issued a!

statement thanking Bell Hayes lodge No. 2. A. F. and A. M., under whose auspices the services were held, and 'hanking the members of the band for their numbers Sunday.

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Mrs. Rebecca Long Dies; Is Buried at Philadelphia Mrs. Rebecca Long, formerly of Richmond, who has made her home since 1903 with her daughters. Mrs.

F. H. Lincoln and Mrs. n. A. aioore in Phiiarteinhia died at her late resi

dence, 1222 W. Erie avenue, Philadel

phia, Saturday. Nov. 5 fane was tne widow of Josiah C. Long and is surk her tven daughters. Inter

ment was made in West Laurel Hill

cemetery. Philadelphia.

Music Memory Posters

Attract Much Attention

posters of the music memory con

test have been drawn by the school hiiriren nf the citv and are on display

about the city, are attracting much at

tention from the citizens according to members of the contest committee. The drawing of these posters was supervised by Miss Florence Williams, chairman of the scrap book committee.

Admiral Lord Chattield and Lady Chatfield. Included in the groups of arms conference delegates -nd advisors who are now constantly arriving in Washington for the opening sessions of the parley is Lord Admiral Chatfield of Great Britain, who will act as one of the advisers to the British delegation. Lady Chatfield accompanied him from London.

Tuesday night. The returns will be furnished by the Palladium. A program will be given during the evening. Light refreshments will be served. All Masons and families are invited to attend.

George Matthews Attends School for Collectors George Matthews, deputy collector of internal revenue, will be in Indianapolis attending a school for newly appointed collectors at Indianapolis.

he said Monday. He added that a large number of deputies would be at the school. He will be found on Saturdays at 524 South West A street, phone 3281, this city, he said.

COMMUNISTS BY BIG VOTE KEEP POWER IN PETROGRAD RIGA, oNv. 7 The final count in the election for members of the Petrograd soviet shows the following alignment: Total 1,430 members non-partisan, 267; Communist, l,16u; Mensheviki. 2, Social Revolutionary, 1.

PRUSSIAN DIET ELECTS NEW COALITION CABINET BERLIN. Nov. 7. The Prussian diet has elected Otto Braun as premier to succeed Herr Stegerwald. The new cabinet will comprise three majority socialists, two centrists, a democrat and two representatives of the people's party.

ATLANTIC SUPERSHIP OF 20 YEARS AGO JUST SHIP NOW NEW YORK. Nov. 7 Uke a ghost, the old Hamburg-American line steamship Deutschland, 20 years ago the

queen of the ocean lanes, pulled into . New York harbor Sunday for the first time in more than seven years. The ship now is named the Hansa, and manned entirely by a German crew. , "J

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Will Get Election Returns At Masonic Club Tuesday Members of the Masonic club and their wives and friends will receive election returns in their club rooms

Phone 1215 and a representative will tell you about the Crown Fuel Saver. Attached to your furnace it makes a re

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Called by Death

IIAGERSTOWN, Ind., Nov. 7. Mrs. Rela Replogle died Saturday night, h iter a long illness at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Moses Keever, east of town. The funeral services were held at the church of the Brethren, one mile west of Hagerstown Monday. Interment was in a nearby cemetery. A daughter. Mrs. Replogle, and one son, John Replogle. two grandehilditn and two great grandchildren, survive.

NEW MA1DSON, O., Nov. 7. Michael Ebling. 85 years old. is dead at his home on South Main street. He was born in Germany and emigrated to this i-ountry in 1851. He was married to Margaretta Gauch in May 1858. He is survived by two sons, George Ebling id" Miamisburg and Add Ebling of

ilichmond, and one daghter, Mrs. Katej

Uuse. He also leaves seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. One son died at the age of 26 and an

other .son at the age of 10 years. Funeral services by Rev. Smelker will be. held fit the U. 15. church Wednesday, uiternonn. !

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