Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 53, 3 March 1922 — Page 10

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1922.

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PARIS IS AWAITING OUTCOMEDF DISPUTE lOVEBPAPER'SPOLICV (By Associated Press)

PARIS, March 3. All Paris is await-, ing the outcome of an effort by Louis l,atzarus. retiring editor in chier or the Ficaro, to obtain satisfaction from, the new editors of the newspapers for the, Initial editorial.-to which he took, offense. ' . , ... M. Latzarus first challenged Alfred Capus. but the latter, who is 64 years old, told M. Latzarus' seconds he had long ceased to be even amused by such challenges and that, anyway, it was customary that the younger man should be challenged when two were jointly -involved referring to Marquis Robert De Flers, aged 50,his co-editor. Later when the Marquis helard of the incident, he promptly sent his seconds to M. Latzaru3, who ha3 not yet lf-plied, as far as known. Both M. .Capus and the Marquis De Flers are members of the French academy, and the former is well known as a .drama-

I tist. The Figaro an influential morning newspaper was taken over on Feb. 28 by M. Coty, a perfume manufacturer, and a group of associates. When the purchase was first announced M. Latzarus attacked the new proprietor in bitter terms, and described him as a r.idical- socialist belonging to the "party of which Caillaux was formerly the acknowledged chief." At the fame time Eiouard Calmette, son of the former director, Gavon Calmette, vho was shot' dead by Mme. Caillaux, announced his resignation as general secretary of the Figaro. DORMITORY BURNS AT OXFORD COLLEGE OXFORD. Ohio, March 3. Fire oris inatina; in n. overheated furnace da-, M royed Fenton . House, a dormitory i for romen,: and endangered the lives ! t'f many young women and faculty 1 members Thursday morning- . Dr. Clara Schreiber, faculty member, i v as aroused from her slumber and es j raped in scantv attire. Miss Marcia 1 V.'atkins. Pataskala, Ohio, distinguish-, c d hereelf as a heroine when she car-j l ied Miss Rodman Hayes, BloomfiehL i Ky., down a flight of stairs. Mis? ' Mary Lake, of Springfield. Ky.. and; Miss , Ruby Richardson, Cincinnati, were assisted by firemen from a sec- j end story window. They were nearly i f suffocated by smoke. Three others ; rscaped down a ladder held by Louis Rockhold, a workman. j A number of young women lost j all their personal belongings, although ! nearly all the furnishings were sal-, vaged. -. j Members of Delta Tpsilon f rater- j nity, Miami university, whose chapter j bouse is across the street from Fenton House, assisted in saving property. ; Miss Marie Lecuyer, professor ol , French, lost heavily, as did also Miss Madeline Bryant, violin instructor, j Two valuable violins, however, be-! longing to Miss Bryant, were saved, j WOMAN ARRESTED I IN LIQUOR PROBE Mrs. Lorena Dunham, wife of Alfred Dunham, was taken to the Home for the Friendless Friday morning, to , be held pending further investigation of charges that she was violating the liquor law. Mrs. Dunham was arrested at her home Friday morning. Officers had found a coil and cooler J for a still in her garage at 2 o'clock i Friday morning. Search of the house j when ' Mrs. Dunham was arrested ( )rought forth a tin lard can which had : served as the boiler for the still. Mrs. Dunham's husband. Alfred ; Dunham, was arrested Jan. 30, fined $100 and costs and given a 30 day sen- j tenre-to the penal farm, on conviction, of violation of the liquor laws.' The; titilt he had at that time was confiscated and destroyed. Announce Earlham Honor Students Honor students of the Earlham ser.-j ior class were announced Friday niorn-i fnz bv Dr. A. D. Hole. Scholastic standing during their four years in Karlham were taken into consideration j in making the awards. I Miss Julia Sherow of Millbrook, New York was awarded the Bryn Mawr rrholarship for next year. The honor mulents in order of their rank arc Julia Sherow, Clyde Caldwell, Mazel Ouieg. Margaret Timberlake. Clara Pierce. Ruth Blossom, of Richmond; Walter P. Yarnall., Cleon Dewey Bookout. Those receiving honorable mention were Josiah Cox Russell, Leslie Pennington, Leon Cox and Lunella Winslow. ; Circuit Court

BEGINS SENTENCE. I Ravmond Daugherty, formerly of j Fountain City, was sent to Michigan City Friday in charge of a deputy! sheriff to start serving a sentence of, one tueight years for stealing, chick-, ens. '" ' , AWAITING TRIAL ' . .. j Homer. Tyler? colored, ,Jz; .in the county jail awaiting trial on a charge of wife desertion. Tyler was brought back from Cadiz. Ky.. by Sheriff Wad-; man. Thursday He had been gone hince May. . j ASKS POSSESSION I ;One suit, was-filed in circuit court: Friday. It was brought by Eben Louck and Theodore' Hill, against Ed Miles lor possession of, real estate and damages.. ' ' .-, ; To Replace National Theatre at Capital . WASHINGTON. March 3. Plans to replace the new National theatre here with a 12-story building occupied on ihe ground floor by the theatre, were announced today by the management. The National was one of a number of theatres closed recently for repairs after investigations which followed the Knickerbocker disaster. The manage went? announced that the. worlc St demoUKhingrthe present lructure to make room for jthe new building would start about May 1, soon after completion ofritr current 'program -which has beeii resumed. -.The !fat ional wb icb . is the - third or . fourth theatre" to occupy, its site, was built in ' 1885. "-'-"wrv--

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Chas. Tangeman 5 Beckman & Kreimeier . . : 5 Chas. Johanning 2 Ben Vigran 2 J. H. Brookbank 12 Farmers' Grain & Coal Co .85 Ed. Hill Cigar Store.. 5 Thistlethwaite Drug Stores 5 Mark Pennell 5 Mark Shofer 1 F. H. Lahman 1 W. S. Evans . . . 2 M. J. Quigley 2 Sherman Brown 5 Lee B. Nusbaum Co 10 B. N. Johnson, Jr 2 Weisbrod Music Co. 5 Paul Comstock 5 Paul Ross 2 Chas. Kreimeier 5 Himes Bros 5 August Goebel ... . 1 H. R. Kohler 1 Frank Essenmacher 2 M. A. Ryan 1 Arthur Smith 1 Chas. Roberts ............... 1 Jack Brown 1 Herbert Smell 1 , Elmer McGaw ........... 1 R. B. Jones ... 1 R. A. Erk .... 1 U. G. Cook . . . . . . 1 J. J. Getz ... 1 S. D. Ramsey 1 C. V. Carr 1 Ben Mattis ............... 1 John H. Nicholson ; . . .' .10 J. Will Ferguson . ... . . ....... 2 ' Ray E. Jones 5 Gardner, Jessup & Hoelscher. . .10 Dempsey Dennis ... 1 2 Dr. Geo. R. Hays 3 G. S. Means 1 Gath Freeman 1 Hans Koll 3 McKinley & Greulich ......... 2 F.E. Mills .......... 2 David L. Reid ............... 5 Harry Gilbert ...10

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