Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 308, 27 December 1922 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, DEC. 27, 1922

RADIOPHONE IS USED BY FISHERMEN AFTER SCHOOLS OF HERRING

(By Associated Press) GOTHENBURG. Dec. 27 The radiophone is becoming a serious menace to the safety of the herring off the Swedish coast. The fishermen out at sea soon will be told from the Gothenburg radio central the exact location of the herring schools. This unique service, which will tend to eliminate wasteful waiting on the part of the fishermen, and will doubtless mean a considerable Increase in the catches of herring. Is the newest commercial use to which the wireless telephone will be put in Sweden, according to plans just comnleted.

While merchant vessels have for

some time been required by law to car

ry wireless equipment, the smaller nsn-

ms; vessels have Hitherto openuea without systems of communication with the land. They will now receive weather reports, forecasts and news, as well as the radio tips regarding the appearance of the herring. Plans are on foot, to distribute news In Sweden by radio telephone. Experiments are being made from Stockholm as a center. concerTbyWthful musicians enjoyed Persons who attended! the concert given Tuesday night by the girls' orchestra and boys' band of the Indiana Masonic Home at Franklin, were well pleased with the excellent program npDcentcii iiv iVia vniithful musicians.

The program of the boy's band and the girl's orchestra were generously applauded at the Coliseum. The proRovs' band. "Chicago

Tribune," (Chambers); "Spick and

Span," (Jewell); "vnos nexn (Bellstedt Jr.); "Shrine of Liberty," (Jewell); "American Patrol," (Meacham); "Cloth of Gold." (Jewell); Girls' orchestra, "New Friendship," (Jewell); "Majestice." (Zamecnik) ; "Bells of St. Mary," (Adams) ; "At Break of Dawn," (Jewell); "Bowl of Pansie," (Reynard) ;. r'Mignonette," (Snyder); "The Booster," (Klein). During the intermission. Dr. Holloway, of Knightstown. chairman of the board of trustees of the home explained the activities of the home. A rule had been madei that the band and orchestra would not be taken from the home during the school year, but at the request of the Richmond Masons, the plans of the school were changed. Members of the organizations were lodged Tuesday night at the homes of members-- of Richmond and Vebb lodges. They left Richmond at 7:40 . Wednesday morning for an afternoon concert at Anderson, then they will proceed to Muncie for an evenig concert. They will visit Marion, Hammond. Fort Wayne, Sou.th Bend, and Lafayette before returning to the home at Franklin. Loyal Reception In the absence of Director Bronson, assistant director Marshall directed the concert. The girls were neatly

attired in white sailor dresses with

black tics, while the boys, even tnsmallest, wore the regulation uniform with long trousers. . A loyal reception was extended to llm vnnnctprc nnrl Ihov thnrmip-lllv

appreciated the hospitality of local Masons and their families. They were

Gasoline Catches Fire

At Garage; Little Damage Washing the motor of an automobile with gasoline Wednesday resulted in a slight fire at the Nash Motors company on South Eighth street. The automobile belonged to Lou Long. The motor was being washed off with the gasoline when some of the liquid dropped on the generator, from which a spark ignited the gasoline. The fire department was called immediately, and the blaze was put out before extensive damage could be done.

Police Court News

NEW COSTA RICAN DELEGATE ARRIVES

NEGRO'S EXERCISES TERRORIZES ORANGE, N. J., Dec. 27. "I was just taking my exercise," said William

Vaughan, a giant negro, when he was arrested, charged with chasing a screaming woman down the street. enthusiastic about Richmond and said they had a better time here than thev expected to have anywhere on their

! tour.

The young musicians staged a parade upon their arrival in the city, and attracted a grest deal of attention from persons on the streets. They were given supper in the Masonic temple, by Richmond lodge, No. 196, F. & A. M.

JAMES GOOD LECTURED James Good, arrested by Officer Hennigar Tuesday for carrying a concealed weagon, was lectured Wednesday by Mayor Handley and released.

His gun was confiscated. Young Good had been using Wrest Seventh street park for a shooting range and some of his bullets had been flying astray, one or two of them hitting some houses, which fated south on West Main street. FINE, SENTENCE SUSPENDED Lloyd Russell was fined $100 and costs and given 60 days to the penal farm in police court Wednesday morning for violation of the liquor law. Fine and sentence were- suspended during good behavior. Russell wa3 caught with liquor by Officer O'Harra.

VIOLATES LIQUOR LAW Thomas Greenway, colored, was fined $100 and costs and given 60 days to the penal farm, in police court Wednesday. Fine and sentence were suspended during good behavior. Greenway was arrested Tuesday by Officers Ray and Hennigar. A halfpint flask of white, mule was found on his person.

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Alfredo Gonzalez.

Former President Alfredo Gontalez has arrived in Washington jo succeed Dr. Beeche as the Costa Rican delegate to the Central American conference. Dr. Beeche resigned.

Circuit Court

MARRIAGE LICENSES A marriage license has been granted

to Raymond A. G. Griffith, machinist, city, and Halsey Thornburg, seamstress, city.

Howard Hiatt, farmer living near

Richmond, and Dorothy Thomas, city, were issued a marriage license Wed

nesday.

John Edward Johnson, wood worker.

of ' Hamilton, Ohio, and Rine Ann

Helms of Fountain City, were granted

a marriage license Tuesday.

A marriage license has been issued

to Arley L. McAdams, sailor, whose

home is in St. Louis, and Georgia Holi

day of Hagerstown.

HAGERSTOWN GIRL WEDS HAGERSTOWN. Ind., Dec. 27 Miss Mary Fern Stewart, 19 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Stewart, of this place, was married

to Raymond Wise, at Centerville, Monday. The Hew M. R, Scott, pastor of

the Christian church, officiated. The Rev. Robert B. Stewart, Indianapolis, brother of the bride, was an attendant.

Chemists have found that about half of the wood used in making paper passes off in the waste waters from the paper plant.

BARNES, CLERK WHO ABSCONDED WITH $750, IS SEEN IN CINCINNATI Guy L. Barnes, who is wanted on a charge of embezzlement following his disappearance with about $750 of Westcott hotel fund's, has been seen in Cincinnati, it was, learned Wednesday. Persons who know Barnes notified officials of the local hotel of his pre'sence in Cincinnati. A. C. Disher, manager of the hotel, went to Cincinnati but said upon his return WedTiesday that he and the authorities were

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