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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-22
STUDENTS TO GIVE
CHRISTMAS STUNTS
Children in Graded School of
West Manchester Take
Part.

VEST MANCHESTER. O., Dec 90.
II he pupils Of the primary and inter
rdiate departments Will give a Christ
VAS entertainment at the school house
thursday afternoon.
MIR. and Nj ). Leonard Banta of Day
y are visiting his father. David Ban
- Mr.. Banta was married December
TO a sister OF his first wife, who
vas formerly Miss Juday Of Hartford
'iry. They will be the guests of rela-
YES here during the holidays.
Alhert Banta and family are visiting
rlatives at Dayton and New York.
{. S. Cossairt, student at O. S. T.,
= spending the Christmas vacation
.ith his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
iCnry Cossairt,
Shops In Richmond.
Mrs. F. NJ. Davisson was Richmond
hopper Wednesday.
Walter Waggoncr Of Eldorado was
re Tuesday.
Miss Flora Bowman returned home
|londay after a weeks stay at the
ONE of d. A. Petry and family at
|armersville.
sam Troutwine and family were the
|uests Of v TrOutwine and wife last
thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gruber enter
lined Mr.. and Mrs. John Grill and
laughter of Verona. Mrs. Cassie Ban
h and William and Mabel Banta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl COpp Of Dayton
)ent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
lad Mrs. Charles COpp.
Horse Kicks Boy.
tn n >-nnnp con of ttnUa,.
|astine, was kicked by a horse and
|adly hurst. brea king his left leg be-
w the knee and otherwise injuring
m.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John lIixon are en-
raining his parents OF Hicksville. O.
Raymond Gauch of .. :. L. came
,me Saturday to spent the holidays
It'll his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
,uCh. near Wares chapel.
Miss Ruby Guenther and brother,
yrle, were in Dayton Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ssuerman and
lighter of Columbus. O., spent Sat
day and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
illiam Scuerman.
Miss Carrie Miller of Castino spent
iday with her father. Cyrus Miller.
William Scuerman and dranddaugh-
r. Iris. spent Friday In Richmond.
Visit Mary Trone.
Mrs William TrOnc and children
ent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
lry Trone. Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
rnes were evening callers.
MIR. and Mrs. George Troutwine en-
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Troutwin
d family at dinner Friday
|Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Davisson and Mr.,
d Mrs. William Zoos attended the
neral Of Mrs. Julia Foes at Eaton.
Nr. and Mrs. Roscoe Crisenberry
d daughter. Berdena spent Sunday
ernoon with Henry Cossairt and
nily.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Trone entertained
dinner Sunday, Rev. II. c. Cramp-
Of Eaton, Mr.. Worton, Of Dayton.
ti-Saloon League attorney, who talk
both churches here Sunday,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-22
The Forum

ARTICLES contributed for this col
umn must not be in excess of four
hundred words. The identity of all
contributors must be known to the
editor. Articles will be printed in
the order received
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-22

Senator and Mrs James OGorman of New York. debut
party for their daughters Miss Anna Miss
at their residence The wives of Senators Hitchcock Pttman
and Walsh Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs Howard Hume
at the tea table The party attended by all the elite of
Washington. Miss Anna OCorman frock of nile green
charmese with bodice of crystal embroidery Miss
gOWned shell chiffon,
cent passeenerie and both carried old fashioned
lace holders.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-22
PINOT Action Will Stop Your Cough

bmpt Action Will Stop Your Cough.
When you first catch cold GOTTEN
icated by sneeze or cough. break
|lp at once The idea that sit does
matter" often leads to serious com
|ations The remedy which immedi-
lily and easily penetrates the lining
the throat is the kind demanded.
Kings ew Discovery soothes the
|tatiou. loosens the phlegm. You
bette at once. 1T seemed to
|ch the very spot Of my cough" is
OF many honest testimonials. soc.
FOUR druggist.-AdY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-04
CRACOW
(continusd From first PAr.J

lose the Germans must be further
weakened. and. in addition. will soon
have TO turn their attention 10 the
Russian offensive against Silesia and
Cr2cow
On the other rand. German experts
believe that defeat for the Russians
would enable ;he German generals
to unite all their forces for another
blow against the allies in the west
However. the battle must last for
some days and the opposing troops
may be counted upon to tight with
with the same intensity as they did in
the previous conflict when the losses
in killed and wounded and missing
reached enormous numbers.
No News From Egypt
There has been no news for some
days OF the ighting in the Caucasus
or in Egypt. but throughout the whole
of Africa more liveliness is antici-
pated. now that General Christian De
Wet has been captured and General
Louis Botha can carry out his orig
inal plan OF moving against German
Southwest Africa: the first Austral-
ian and New Zealand contingents
have been landed in Egypt for opera
ttcns against the Turks. and Portu-
guese reinforcemente have reached
Angola 10 take the offensive against
the Germans on their African bord-
ers
The political event of the day was
the announcement by the premier OF
Italy that nothing had interviewed 10
prompt Italy TO alter her policy Of
neutrality.
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FINE ADDRESS FOR
ROAD SCHOOL DELEGATES

Sprclal ulsratCh d. the fntelurenrrr.
MOkdANTOWN. ". Va. Dec. a.
Dr. T. = Hewes. OF the federal bureau
Of public roads. today addressed the
second annual road school on bond O..
sues for highway Improvement en-
very clear cut manner. He explained
the annuity. sinking fund and seria
bond systems. and proved beyond
doubt that The latter o. 10 be- preferred
in tbs state. inasmuch ne under this
system there a. no burden placed
upon postoriiy This lecture vas iu-
valuable. and win doubtless result I'm
savin gof thousands of dollars to
every cplnty I'm the state represented
o. tho meeting OF - state road bu.
rcau.
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RYAN PAID
lconanu.d from Flr.. P.E.1

chief OF detectives. and some OF his
men chance TO resign.
Bertsehe Was Go-Bet~een.
Ryan paid his protection money. ne
said. through Barney Bertsche, a Chi
cago ward politician. recently shot in
downtown revolver fight with two
detectives. When I first came to
Chicago in 1911 paid $500 a month
for police protection" he said. For
my end I usually got from $4,000 10
$4,000 monthly. Once / cleaned up
$4,000 in three months. Business
slumped during the newspaper strike
because the newspapers wouldn't
print our advertisement and the peo-
pie couldn't read them.
Detectives came here from New
York that year and showed me a coun-
terfeit warrant that they said they
we're going to take me back on unless
! settled on a $500 bond I had
jumped. That was from a job / did
In Boston. When the detectives from
Boston came for me IN New York. 1
fixed II 80 ! was arrested BY the New
York police on a manufactured charge
50 ! would not have to 20 back to
Boston and probably 90 to the peni-
Tertiary. ! was released on s. 500
bond and skipped to Chicago.
Held Him Up.
Those New York fellows knew
had jumped bond and knew Il would
b. easy TO hold me up. Well. guess
% was
When ! refused 10 pay up they
threatened 20 tell the states attor.
ney. 30 IN the end gave them $1,000
the $500 thcy asked and $500 for
expense That bond hasn't been
settled yet
n can't kick on the police not civ.
ing me the protection I paid FOR.
though
During the year and a half I was
IN business here ] never had 20 70 10
the police stallion Whenever there
was complaint against me the DO.
lice always tclephoned they were
coming over with the complainant
and { would take the afternoon on
a partner would BE- shown. and OF
course the complainant could not
Identify him
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Whereas. the Governor OF the State
Of West Virginia has Issued a procls-
a. the foot and mouth disease. And.
Whereas. said Infectious disease has
been discovered in Belmont county.
Ohio.
Under and by virtue OF the authority
vested in me by the Commissioner OF
Agriculture OF the state OF West Vir-
ginis.
will require strict compliance by
the dealers receiving milk from Belmont
county. OF the following rules with re-
spect 10 their shippers.
First. No milk shall be received
from any farm that ~ closer than ten
miles from the infected area.
thoroughly sterilized before the milk II
put into them and sent direct into
Wheeling.
Third. The wagons. horses used and
the persons engaged in and about the
transportation OF the milk must use
every prccaution 10 Prevent carrying
the disease into Wheeling
Fourth That each herd and the
premises be inspected under the super
vision Of the Consulting Veterinarian.
s.Ei.iiiith. Ihat such assurances and atm
OF Agriculture OF the State. will be exc
cuted and delivered. and that such 9th
made By the Department Of Agriculture
will be strictly complied with
sixth. Hucksters or peddlers who
,,.,.N,ei over Belmont county gathering
nitted 10 drive into West Virginia. or
send their product into the state.
seventh. The shippers will be r.
CURED 70 certify In accordance with n
form supplied by the Wheeling Health
Depar tment. such form 70 be attached
% each can shipped. that their dairy
mas been inspected by the Consulting
Veterinarian
Eighth II any shipper OF any pro.
duct from the county OF Belmont. In the
state or Ohio into West Virginia vIo-
lates any OF the provisions or rules iaid
down by the Department OF Agriculture
OF the state of West Virginia. he viii
immediately quarantine against and no,
alowed 20 ship his product into the
tsigncd) l.. y. REEFER.
Consulting Veterinarian
10 Department Of AFri-
culture OF the STATE %
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COY. WITHDRAWS
tcOntinusd Prom First Psr.J

mace by all parties TO the trouble
Mr. Patterson said
The strike II a mistaken system BE-
he declared. nevertheless IL IA tho
only recourse Of the men. The on.
orators made a mistake in not meet
ing the employees Governor Am
mons made mistake I'm using the
militia President Wilson alone saw
ihe point when ne directed the fed.
tral troops not to take sides and not
20 escort strike breakers"
Mr. Patterson severely criticized
the workings Of the state troops un.
der the Meyer decision and said he
mad prepared for submission 10 the
legislature a bin providing compul.
sorry arbitration
Would Certainly Fail.
You believe the Ncwlands &C;
would fail hereY"
Certainly NJ is not compulsory.
These operators believe In the divine
right Of legal rights"
Tn attack the acts Of the militia and
the powers conferred BY the Meyer
decision. Mr. Patterson said:
That decision has done more 10
demoralize society where these Ia.
dustrial disputes arise than any other
agcncy 7 think where you out The
hVea of community az the will Of n
mere soldier and suspend the opera.
ton ~ The courts. that the soldier IA
more Than human m he does not
abuse g."
Mr. Patterson declared that IN con.
Terence The operators had spoken In
contempt of their employees a. lauiess.
easily led. ignorant. unable 20 speak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-04
MOTION PICTURES
''Buy In-wheolinR District- Movemsut
Boosted on Screen by Motion
Picture Company.

Through the courtesy Of the west
Virginia Animated Advertising Com
puny. the buy In wheeling District
movement D. being boosted In motion
pictures. Several screens SHOWING
screens IN this district Including many
depicting the manufacture Of various
local products. are being exhibited al
TIE Princess theatre Ia h. an Interest -
tuE collection Of screens. and will later
o. khihitcd Ia other local motion pic-
turc theatres
Tho company ie furnishing this rer-
vice free Of charge. VI. ". ~ Bangor. Il
former local broker. is head OF the COM
uauy.
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cattle from which II is produced ~
beef. the sex OF the animal. and A
general description. Following this
comes the certihcation OF a graduate
veterinarian or consulting veterinari.
an OF the department OF agriculture.
Charleston. West Virginia.
one point that the officials wish to
pc nrmly impressed on the minds of
the consumers is: "All beef or dairy
products. or other products of Belmont
county coming into this city, are per-
fectly free from this disease. and no
deleterious effects can result there
FROM This resolution was offered
yesterday by c. ID. Vernon. dairyman
or this city. Consumers were wont 10
become excited yesterday when they
realized tina; the dread disease had
been discovered again. Pasteurization
OF all milk or dairy products. however,
VIII eliminate all danger OF infection
here.
Destroy Shipments
DR. Refer stated last evening. and
he was seconded by the assistant
prosecuting attorney. who acted in the
absence OF the prosecuting attorney,
that no pains would be spared TO keep
the city and this part Of the state free
1900 eAAo Va Ndd oHAhnOQc ltNtI. w mole
shipments will be destroyed II neces-
sary.
kilograms received yesterday from
State Commissioner OF Agriculture II.
r. Williams. from Charleston, ordered
DIR. Refer to enforce the proclamation
of Governor Hatfield of few days
ago, even II that enforcement meant
the entire embargo against the trans.
portation of any farm or live stock
products
This stringent action came following
the discovery of two cases of aphthous
fever at the farm of ]. r. Lucas, near
the Harrison county line. in Belmont
county. The state veterinarian OF
Ohio. Paul Fischer. is working through
out Ohio. and has secured several as
sistants who are assisting him in the
work OF quarantining Belmont county.
The state authorities have taken the
matter up I'm that county, and will use
every effort to cope with the situation
IL is thought that within a few days
the disease will be overcome and the
natural conditions established.
The following are the rules adopted
yesterday afternoon at the meeting,
and which will be forwarded TO trans
porters this morning. together with the
affidavit blanks. Local merchants and
dealers are warned not TO receive ship
ments unless these rules have been
compiled with:
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being by all parties. groups and clas-
ses. since at the present time the soil
darity OF all elements was essential
The government would consider u
entirely improver, ne said. to con-
slider solely the policies Of any one
party. and accordingly requested the
patriotic cooperation OF all mem
bers OF parliament, that II might pos
sess the strength necessary to accom-
plish the hard task before II.
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Special Dispatch to the inteIligencer.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va Dec 3.--Au-
gustine Kicker. restired mine foreman.
Is dead at his home in the East End. lie
was suddenly stricken with heart dts
ease and dropped dead while sitting In a
chair reading a newspaper. His widow
and ten children survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-04
Pep For the
Whole Family

HEHETs are good for the whole
family. They serve alike for old and
young They renew the WORKOUT or.
gsns Of the old folks and build up
and strengthen the undoveioped stom-
achs Of the children. They prevent
indigestion and aid weak stomachs
The spearnint favor makes them easy
10 take. They relieve an stomach
trouble and keep everybody IN good
beautiful condition.
heNETs are soid ln family size
boxes 81 al DRUG stores Tor 2sc The
smaller Zoe sire 10 for individual uss
Get Dor and start using them today
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The Bellaire tabernacle was crowd
ed to the doors last night. Nearly ev-
cry seat In the large auditorium was
taken long before the services OPP
ened. with an eager crowd to hear
Evangelist Hart preach on the Sins
OF Card Playing and Theater Co
ing" and for over an hour he held
the vast throng spellbound. while he
pictured the evils that had arisen and
the families that had been ruined
by these two popular amusements.
In beginning Mr.. Hart stated he
would preach Two sermons. dividing
the subject into two sections. In
picturing the evils arising from the
two popular SINS" the evangelist
cited his hearers to the text, BE not
deceived. God is not Knocked" (Gal-
atians 7:6).
You cannot deceive God. you may
deceive yourself. your family and
your friends" said Evangelist Hart.
AS there is a law in the material
world, so there is a law in the spirit
ual world. The Christian should live
an exemplary life so that the COM
munity would be dearer to him than
the outside attractions. You cannot
participate in these worldly pleasures
and keep up your love for the spirit
ual The sower OF the flesh has no
more right TO expect a harvest OF
spirit than a farmer has a right TO
expect a harvest OF oats from a field
ot barley. The Judge on the bench
Il sentencing the criminal for SOW
ing the flesh"
No Christians.
The speaker here said that there
were perhaps people in the house who
would not believe what he said. but
ne said that no true Christian would
pstronize these theatres-they might
md professors OF religion there, but
nos Christians. lie stated theatres in
a great many instances elevated
crime and in many Instances were
wholly sensual. Theatr managers
must put plays on the stage TO please
the people. Tragedy, to be popular,
must deal with awful crime.
he stated here that Shakespear-
ian plays had and always would be a
failure from a financial standpoint,
although they had been presented by
the best talent OF the country Popu-
lar comedy .fdicules religion, he
claimed. and shows crafty villainy
better than simple truth. Here he
called attention TO the attire often
worn on the stage which he claimed
would be grossly indecent in other
places. He stated that the theatre
must be indecent or die.
Moving pictures shows were IN
sparingly condemned and parents
warned TO keep their children from
such amusements.
It does not seem to me that the
Issue Ia a debatable one. Wherefore
come out from among them, and be
ye separate. said the Lord. and touch
not the unclean things: and I will
receive you. and will be a father unto
you, and ye shall be My sons and
daughters. saith the Lord Almighty
Talks Of Cards.
Here the speaker took up the sub
ltect OF cards. He stated that the
card dated back 10 the years 100 In
China. where a wicked king had them
invented TO amuse his many wives
and keep them from Rrumbling.
Later Il was introduced into an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-04
MANY HEAD OF
CATTLE KILLED
BECAME INFECTED WITH APH-
THous FEVER IN VERY Pc
CUliAR MANNER.
Great Care Being Used by Belmont
County, State and Government Of
feisls TO Prevent Disease
Spreading.

Belmont county Is again under
stictest quarantine This action
came yesterday after the dreaded
aphthous fever. or what Is commonly
called the foot and mouth disease.
was discovered on the farm of ]. n.
Lewis. In Belmont county. near the
Harrison county line Mr.. Lewis re-
sides at Lamira. O., in the southern
part OF Richland township. Mr.. Lew.
ISIS farm is peculiarly located. max.
ing IL necessary to drive his cattle
across the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
tracks In taking them to and from
the fields to the barn.
IL is thought that droppings from
the trains became lodged between the
crossties, that some wire or some.
thing cracked the skin about the
hoofs OF Mr.. Lewis's cattle. and the
infection Tin these droppings became
Embedded in the injured hoof. This
Is the only plausible cause the au-
thorities can get for the breaking
out OF the disease In this portion of
the state again.
As result OF the discovery. this
same registered herd. OF thirty-three
head. were killed by order of Paul
Fischer. state veterinarian for Ohio.
With the herd were killed thirteen
hogs also OF registered stock. In
spectors are working in this part OF
the county and will make all investi-
cation that is deemed necessary 10
check the possible spread of the
disease.
Placed In Trenches.
The men who killed the cattle wore
rubber coats. boots and gloves and
trenches had 20 be dug into which
the cattle were placed after they
were killed after which quick lime
was thrown over them so that there
would be no outbreak OF the disease
among the other stock. There are a
number OF cattle in the vicinity OF
tho farm in which the disease was
discovered but great care is being
taken in order that they will not get
the disease. There Is also more
stock on the Lewis farm but Il has
all been infected and is pronounced
free from the disease.
As result of the disease invading
Belmont county. IL has again been
placed under quarantine by the state
authorities and the ban has again
been placed on hunting in the county.
No shipment of cattle can be made
from the county. A farmer can Kill
his own hogs. but he is not allowed
ID sell any OF them. A farmer who
has also arranged to sell some of his
stock to butcher can do so. but the
butcher must kill same on the farm.
The strictest watch will be kent
on the county in order that the dis
ease may not spread. No shipment
OF milk Will be allowed to 20 10
West virginia and as a result their Is
liable TO be scarcity OF milk in this
city. When a farm is placed under
Quarantine the children cannot even
ATTEND school The loss of the stock
VIII not be as great to the owner as
10 the state. The cattle and hogs
were appraised and the loss will be
borne one half by the state and one
halt by the United States govern
ment.
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Zimmerman Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains or
Mrs Elizabeth Zimmerman were held
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
Thomas Grter kOOntz was In charge OF
the services. which were at the home OF
the deceased's grandson. Charles Hustled.
lnterment was In the Peninsula Gene
terry.
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Hughes Funeral.

The last sad rites over the remains of
the late Rachel Ebeling Hughes were
held yesterday at the Latter Day saints
church. Following the services inter
ment was in Greenwood cemetery.
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ITALY Is NEUTRAL
Continued PROM rtr,, P.r.l

Journ Deputy COmandiui said that he
wished 10 ask the chamber TO send
greetings TO Heroic and unfortunate
Beleium. The whole chamber. in.
GLIDING the president. the ministers
and the people in the tribunes, arose
and shouted "Hurrah. Belgium"
Not Directly involved.
Premier Salandra said in his state.
ment that the European conflict
broke out suddenly without involving
Italy directly. and in spite Of her II.
forts 10 avert the war for the sake of
peace and civilization. A careful
study Of her treaty obligations and
the causes Of the conflict convinced
the government that Italy was not
called upon 20 participate. and she &C.
cordinrly declared her neutrality. In
view Of the necessity Of protecting
Italian interests. however. \ declare.
ton Of neutrality alone was not sur
hcient to safeguard the country
against contingencies which might
arise IN consequence Of such an enor-
nous upheaval
Will Change Map.
The political division Of the CONT
uent or Europe. the premier pointed
NN.H WIZ Ef-I aINH NNNNN W Nf IMnuIa
hec. Italy. he added. has vital in
tsrests 90 protect. and Justly aspires
TO maintain her position a. a great
power and TO preserve intact her po-
licics. She must therefore b. watch
ful. powerful and ready for any even
tuahtv Thus the supreme task OF
the government was to bring the
army ard navy 20 state Of prepared.
ness since. whom lay ceases to Eov-
crn. tho only safety Of a nation b. m
force Italy had no plans Tor ACRES
sion but must be ready 90 protect
horfclf against aggression on the part
of Others
The premier announced that cco-
nomic conditions had been ameliorat-
cd. Tie asked that the people be
ready 20 make any sacrifice and that
conflicting political and economic
aspirations b. cot aside for tho time