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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-14
OIL AND GAS

Development in the eastern fields
dfrered very little at the close from
, mat OF the early part OF the week.
Inc only exception was the compile
ton Of the Ohio Fuel Oil Company,s
40. lS on the Edward Gebhart farm.
located on Blue creek, Elk district,
kanaWha county. The first twentv.
four hours after the welr was drilled
into the Weir sand 1T placed 30 bar
reis 70 its credit. In all other dis
tr1cts light wells were the rule, with
the usual number OF dry holes. The
nest the salt sand development al
Spencer, Roane county. could do was
the completion OF a fifteen barrel
Epumper. Taken as a whole the com
5pletions in this district during the
last "a: week We're very satisfactory. More
dry holes than producing well 8 were
completed and as a result. number
OF locations have been abandoned. Al
lew weeks ago the Spencer district;
promised TO develop into an active
pool ss1' 81
at Everett. Union district, Tyler
county, w. r: Kearns & Company
nave drilled their test on the 10. w.
Williamson farm through the Cow run
sand and will have a five4barreI
pumper For the present at least this
brings eyelopments work In that dis
5tr1ct to "a standtsill ss III FL
In Buffalo district, Brooke countvs.
located two miles northeast of the
Beech Bottom pool Collins, Bostwlck.
q Company have drilled their test on
the James Smith farm three screws
.into the Bereas srit and have no show
fora producer. This test is purely
O. wildcat and was expected to show
"a north asst extension to the old Beech
Bottom pool. ss
On Little Tenmile creek, sardis.
;distA ct Harrison count y, the Carnegie
Natural Gas Company has now.driled1
It's test on the James f. Dye farm
through all sands and has buster.
On Nettle run. Grant district Wetzel
county. the Nettle OIL Company has
abandoned its test on the Hart Broth
ers farm. The well n was drilled
through the Big 1njln sand and found
neither oil or gas. In Grant, Greene
and Church districts there is some
new work starting: During the last
week. the South Penn OIL Company
and the DOMAIN Consoli dated OIL Com
pany completed fair produceTs In
Grant district
Test Wells Due In the Sand.
In q number OF istrictsS there arei
a number OF test wells OF more or.|
less Importance due IN the sand. Oni
Turkey run, IN TenmiIe district. aart
risonS count Ernest RandolDh ii duel
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-14
Doctor Call Brings
Out the Fire
Department

oWosSo, Mich. Mar 8 IF a phys
ician had been called instead OF the
ire department., Herman Schlaak
might be alive today Sch1aak was
seized with an attack of heart fail
.ure and told his wife to call a doc
tor She ran to the telephone. de-
liyered her message to the central
girl and hung up the receiver. The
operator understood nothing but the
location and that it was an emer-
gency Of some sort. So she sent the
fire department up. When the APP
sparatus arrived from across the city
:Schlaak was dead.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-14
WINDOW GL Ass NEWS
FROp1 VARIOUS POINTS
AS Told in Brief by the Glass
worker, an Official Trade
Publication.
lGIassworker.l

II y
The flint summer stop has been
scheduled to begin July and last
two consecutive weeks.
President J. NJ. Neenan. Secretary
Charles Bryant and Treasurer Thorn
as Reynolds were reelected on the
first ballot by the National Window
4 Glassworkers last Saturday
The plants OF the Union Stopper
Company and the Athens Glass Com
pany. at Morgantown, w. Va. are
running full time, and the same good
news comes from the Economy
Tumbler Company's plant. Prospects
IN general are reported bright
It is reported that the American
Window Glass Company will today
close down the two remaining tanks
at Hartford City and Kane, Pa.
a general disposition to curtail
production is manifested in hand ana
machine plant arrangements, and
several plants are expected to block
fires before long.
Affairs at the Baker Brothers
plant. Okmulgee. Okla. are reported
moving along very smoothly at pres
ent.
The closing OF the Shreveport,
La. window house, February 81, af-
ter It had been IN operation for about
Two weeks. came as a great surprise
TO the workers, many of whom were
given railroad transportation to find
ether Jobs.
The plant OF the Dubois Bottle
Glass Company, Falls Creek. Pa, IS
expected to be in full blast by the
22nd of this month.
The huntington lumber Company,
Hunting q 1lnI ngton, w. Va. resumed opera
tons March L, after four weeks.
close down. operating day time only.
1t is rumored that the old window
glass factory at Huntington, w. Va.
1ssgtc be started in short time.
The a. III. Kelsey and Company,s
plant at Newark, o., is running about
as usual, with one furnace and the
men on half time.
The Camp Glass Company's plant
at huntington, w. Va, resumed ops
erations last week after having been
closed forErepairs since February 2 s..
heacompanY is getting better glass
since setting blocks.
CONSERVATION work is soon to be
started. it is reported, on the big new
and modern factory building Of the
Point Marion Novelty Glass Com
pany, which will be located on thci
site OF the old Artistic Glass Conf
pany.
night shift is to be added to the
green#tank at the GlaSStown works
of. the Whitall Tatlm Company. OF
Mil1villc. NJ s.
The AIillville bottle works, Inter-
national Glass Company and Com
mercial Glass Company. vial manu-
facturers, are said to be operating
steadily
The Fostoria, o., specially plant
of the General Electric Company.l
was sold last week to syndicate OF
.Fostoria citizens for SIS, 900.
The Mt. Jewett. Pa, tank of thel
Consolidated Window Glass Com
pany. will be put out of blast next
SATURDAY. March 2O.ys 5
The off-hand lamp chimney shops
of the Star Glass Company's factory
ut Star City. w. Va. are schedule to
60 to work next week
subscriptions to the increasedE
amount OF stock OF the Mound Cityd
Cut Glass Company. are said to bel
coming IN rapid ly. new and larger
building is to he erected.
Plans are said to be under waystol
Sabuild the burned g lower plant or
the Salem Glass Works. AZ Salem
NJ
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-14
SWORD OF HONOR.
(By Associated Press. \

8@- E71H N15ysl1AbSUEIlL6UT1 - 6ss.14 3 ~ Nv
BOuLOGNE. France. Mar.
13.The sword of honor that
will be sent to the Belgian
headquarters this month. It
is the work of the sculptor,
Pierre Feitu, and the hilt.
richly stud ed with jewels. is ~
In the form OF a mans figure.
bearing an insert ption, written
by AZ: Jean Richepin Of the
Acad emic Franchises n
.Dauntless. spotless. straight,
Ny soul. Q King. is thy souls
mate.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-14
lRobert sW.-7WooIeY.

hoDerr w. Wooley, who was re-
Gently appointed to succeed George
Il. Roberts as director of the 10. 81.
mint, is a well known news and
magazine writer. He first came into
prominence as special investigator
Nth Congressman Stanley in the
steel trust Investigate ton. Later he.
became auditor for the Interior de-
partment, the position he just left.
In the last presid campaign he,
served In q literary capacity, writing
many partisan articles for the news
kperssandsmagazines. n
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-14
KILLED AFTER ATTENDING
BILLY SUNDAY MEETING

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 13.-Re-
turning from Billy Sundays after
noon service at the tabernacle yes
terday, John Moo uistian stopped to
wash his hands In the factory OF
Carl Greibman and Sons. IA Arch
street. fell down a flight OF stairs
and broke his neck. McQuistian, an
:employe OF the firm. was dead when
John "A. Haley. a bookkeeper, hap
nened upon his body. He lived In
street near Front. s NJ
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-14

Live bees are allowed to pass by
letter post within the United King
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-14

The discovery IN an Austrian cen1-
etery OF glass mirrors dating from
the second or third century upset the
theory that the ancient depended on
polished metal to see themselves.
Luxembourg covers 1000 square
miles, and has a population OF $780,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

perber s. 06aoen, rp,ierc % lpiere
bIiber BET imellem benz a. bbibgIg=
benoe er Ru1nmet omfring benz
garme,l ffroger 6e fGr iau ranfe
Stan11ner, MI TEMPER be, - Ell
@egn af @niiter iufer r1tnot | 2uf=
ten, @e0en er utaaleIig, bet
g%nitrer preogbenbe oberalt, bele
Blantagen er Get eneite Slobob.
4openbe, 6an1en6e Slammer /
fejen6e Sl1,gt bitter Tom faloenoe
M%anbebenoer rs / Mprfet; bet
br111er | 2uften1 Ell Slot tr9f=
fen6e @il6ges Ipitrer 4ul6elien, -
oe fommer in0 / 2piet, blan6es
lbirrer run6t - og gaar MI lige
ober 8aalet. Siercne frummes
en- &egn al @nilter fal0er fra Sc
bnne6e 2egenuer 49, ct bil6t 5frig,
0g - pc CT DGt ~ gddet poo 900
bebet mes / SlDen. -
Set btager og fnager. Grocer
ne itaar iom nggne forte Stabe !
Sen, blafren6e SIS. Sorben er
gle6en6e, tbi Der ligger Sag al
Mffe %oberalt, % Mife bren6er. -
2angiomt langiomt fempe1
Mprfet n6e fra Se0en fig naranerc
og nermere til 8aulet. 49,
SSlben maa obergibe Zig, % for
iibfte Sang bplber to longe Sl6ar-
me me6 faa6 @iften Sc ieirrigt trent
tre6en6e Mgrfets 2egioner:
Saa illttter Sc ogioo, - og / ct
Get ct 5pring nnlter Soften fig
ober Sen ofbren6te 8lontage. -
Sitter er ser Mprfe oberolt. -
Wo6 9eor6 glammer &pbette inbe
Il 9e6e1t. --
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
Sen itore @ilbmDie.

NV I@u@C StAOAtu!t.
Sfffe ale11e noget al Set ejeubom:
meliglte, men iiffert og1aa noget a
set imuffelte / banif Motnr CT ser
itore Bilbmoie, ifriber Bernbori
SEMEN | ~Gi0en"::> Og oog ct ser
1aa nfien6t.
l1ber9rt lom Sen ligger / bet hi:
Sc 2an6ifab, bar, SEN ol6rig bab1
en- 2iteratur til at belpnge Jig Jon
Sens mere 5legtning, Se0en. Sci:
Ter ol6rig er Sen bleben tbungen inb
/ Set ltore Yl1blifums 8ebioIthef
lom en- Matl1r, gibe116e Dor SANDS:
Oe1 tit Serprng. Sen bor fun
ligget / p6c @nion1beb, bre6enbe iio
1l0 ! Milebi0oe, fun itreifet al 8eno=
iDsi els ltrioe Sin0e.
Den ltore Gtl6mo1e. Set De6oer
fig MI, at SEN mart er SEN lille.
Man gnaper fig langere pg lengere
ino fra olle Cider, langlomt, men
flittigt, ol6rig gibenoe fortabt. &bert
Gfteraar pippcr Mugen op ct Sfriet
lp11gere u6e, men flt11 ct @friot.
9ette ct @1gens Sago.
5preot fiber be11 fig ir1o ober
2Dngens 5un0. 9e11 bor DC ltore
bglgenbe &ornn1arfer bog fig. Ser
for giber SEN alorig fortobt, nejes
mes liot, bbor SEN ei fan fao 1tort.
Si1iibit bil bel &l1genS Sop 1npoes
og 1laaes ian111en fra ollie Gi6er !
en- bplgen0e Spmne: Sg 90 CT otter
ct @tpffe al oen ifipnneIte Natur
gaoet tobt.
Deen erbnu ct ser lotlgt igjen.
5almoni Ell beretter, at 6en Itore
8ilon1oie beliggenOe nor6beit .fo1
Malborg 1trnffer Jig oper ct Mreol
al 70 &bo0rntfilometer
gn6nu fan Sen lange :Iigge
Sre6 og lptte til 8inoens itigen6a
og fal0en6e @pnge1l / ..2pngens br
NorienS Sop, Sniefternes ipin0eu0e
5ummen, fin egen opbe 5tilbeo.
8il man babe BET rette Billeoe al
8ilbmoien / BET b%en6ips1elife 2on6.
fab, nlaa man lie Sen fra Sc. bpj(
Site Baffer. Sp moo 6en 1ioit(
8affebelbning ligger Manndgadr:
oene> og 6erfra ifraaner bn 2an6e:
megtigt imo6 5p6. Gbr1t for MOI
sc. itore, fla6e Mbaas=ggne meo lei
be &Dnas lon1 Ell bDb Stare of lift
bbtbt 5plb, og 0erefter et10e1ig Mo.
fen.
Com en- mprf, br1tn .5tribe ligge1
Sen bag ggnene, tonen6e mprft frem
bag sc lp1e grag.
Sen er BOG life lau mprff, ion
man Set feter set. Men Set err set
at ben grenier al for alt set lpis
ODER Gngene. 90 lom 6enne m6rf'
CREME for Sc lolbeloenoe, lp1
Gngorag en- Moie11 liffert giennen
Marbun6reoer gaaet inb / Solfebe
btoifbeoen. Mangt % n1eget a
Solfeiagnenes' S%fpgeeii0er er fnpt
tet til Woier, inart tr1te11be fom ser
mgrfe 5tribe 6ernbe, mart ipotter1
Sc fom Mofebran6ens S1ammer Sci
bopen6e tegner Jig moo Ben lDi
5ommernotsbimmeI.
yn er NatnrmDltiffeng &omonti
gaaet al Gtoen. Maar Moien n,
trt1ter frem / Grniel, ba En- set mel
en- realiitiif Grit, iom 6a for foe
Mar ii6en en- tor1n= og iluofuli
Ginternat to Manb bleb 6er116e.
Sen ltore @il6moies nor6lige Sc
(oet CT Ben, leg fienoer beoiD fal
beles ! tire &rrfer. Sen gitlige o.
beitlige @ranie er bier iipr t1oge
for fig, me6 noget af iin egen go
tur. ]
] Mo0 gt bar man @aaielunerne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
HELLIG lord
Pris $I.25

AT EDW. BLAUMULLER.
Rejseskildringer fra PalRsti-
ma med over 100 Illustrationer.
$50 Slider i stort kvartformat.
Ingen vii fortryde at fplge
Pastor Blaumuller til Diet helli-
ge Land og besQge de historisk
Mendte Steder i hans underllol-
dende Selskab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

Gn 2an6manb fommer in6 / en-
elegant Sobebita6sreltauration %
tager li6t beflemt 8lnbg.
Saa benoenoe ban fig til Ell al
@ielterne % ipgrger::
.Ser optrq6er 10 ollie Menneifer
! STOLE, bborpaa tan man Henoe Op-.
.b%arterne?"
@ia1ten ibarer::
uDe er p0rnl"
-------s------
~ @frip efter 8rppennmnrer af
bette 8Iab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05

Billige'
Luthers refOrmat0-
riSke Skriffer

1874 SzDER. IS.
Pris IS Cents.
oyersat af j. KAPER.
Med Forord af DR.. FIR. MEL
SEN.
Denne Bog err Diet bedste eks-
isteRende Udvalg af Luthers
Varker = i Ell meget smuk I'd
styrelse.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
Har Dyrene SjRI?
Pris 40 Cents.
AT tn. KITTELSEN.

AT tn. KITTELsEN.
En- elegant Mappe, indebol-
sdende 20 store farvetrykte Tegg-.
ninger af. den geniale kunstner
Enhyer vii faa sig Ell sund
.og god Latter over hans ORR
ginale Opfattelse af Diet store
Sp9rgsmaal: "Har Dyrene Sjel?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
Dung Rhua DH
Pris SO Cents.

AL y.
Kinesiske Typer og Skitser.
224 Slider. Meget elegant ud-
styret med mango 1llustratio-
ner.
Disse Boyer, der allie er nye
og fejlfrie, udsalges saa langt
Oplag HAYES, til vedfdjede me
get billige Priser, portofrit til,
sendt mod Indsendelse af Be
leebet til
G. RASMUSSEN Pun. co.
72o-24 s. 18th Street. ,8
Minneapolis nIinn.
4 = - = = = : EAI.t.4 ISL. IL,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-05
Under N~ordenVindens
Sv0be.
Pris $500

Pris $500
At KNUD RASMUSSEN.
200 Slider i stort Formal.
En- Rakke glimrende Skid
ringer fra Forfatterens Re.iser
i GREENLAND.
Med Liv og Hum6r %fortnller
han Ell R@kke Historier fra
GrGnlRndernes daglige Liv
liver for sig ell lille Roman,
skreven med vidunderlig Frisk-
he'd og indgaaende Fcrstaaelse.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-10

EtHH=..e Hah#NlH HatE#H
- 8osboft. @tubent: nSeit
i6 Sic geleben, babe i6 mundJs
ldlafloie Na9t gebabt, gndbtses
Srdulein."
Trdulein: .Nun; oafiir f9lafen
Sic ia ben gqn5en Sag.
Mirtli9? 5rennotn: .Qber
tpie toEntelt Du Di9 nur nit eitem
Manne %berloben, Der Did UNI oreiz
fa4e 9auptesldnge i~iberragt?
8raut: nSut ni9ts er liegt mir
ia oop melit gu 5uBen!"
Yetnupe eDenburt1g
Mus einem 5elbpoftbrief: Wtit De M}az
i@in'gepebre gannite nit Define grobl
@labbe berlei9t mod antreten, aoer
tpenn Der 42er iein Maul uffreibt,
oa bite E Waiientin0 y.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-10

Die idneulten g0ael fins Sic
2onooner gnten. Sic fliegen i'm
San0um6reben bon einem gnoe Ser
Groe 5llm anoern. gl6er gliiflider-
weiie baben 1ie aud) Don alien So,
geln 10 5iemli6 6ie fiir5clte Sc.
bens6auer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
BANK, GETS PERMIT.

A building permit has been issued to
the German-American Trust and Saw
ings bank to remodel the room in the
business block on the northwest cor
ner of Ninth and Main streets. which
has been occupied by the Western
Union Telegraph company, and two
rooms on the second floor The cost
of the improvements will be $3.50.
Deitrick and Hasecoster are the con-
tractors.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
HOWARD SPEAKS
ABOUT BETRAYAL
AS BAD BARGAIN
Pastors Sermons Near Close
of Holy Week Deal With
Last Moments of Christ on
Cross. ....

"A Bad Bargain" was made the
subject OF a sermon on the betrayal
of Jesus by Judas. by Rev. E. G. How.
ard, pastor of the First English Lu-
theran church last night. Rev. How
ard said that 1t was undoubtedly a bad
bargain for Judas and as a result he
suffered more than anyone else.
At st: Pauls Lutheran church Rev.
Conrad Huber preached on the sub
ject, with Christ in Sweet Media
ton" He told first of the great need
for meditation and then showed the
benefits to be derived.
!. Davis Describes Cross.
Rev. E. E. Davis, pastor of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, in the
fourth Of series of sermons on
on The Cry of Forsakeness.'
No service was held at the Second
English Lutheran church last night
but worship will be resumed tonight.
Special services were observed at st.
Andrews Catholic church last night
at 1880 o'clock. when Father Roell
delivered a sermon, explaining the
purpose and influence of Holy Week.
A morning sermon and mass were
also held at 8 o'clock today. The first
services were also held at st. Mary's
Catholic church today, when mass
and short address were given this
morning. There will be service to-
night at 1870 o'clock, tomorrow morn
ing at 8 o'clock and the Way Of the
Cross at PAS o'clock tomorrow after
noon
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
APPLICATIONS
FOR FREE LOTS
EXCEED SUPPLY
Melpolder Swamped With
Requests and Turns to
Giles to Obtain More Sites
for Applicants.

Applications for tWenty-four lots for
gardening have been received at the
Central Charity bureau, and many
more are expected within few days.
Application blanks were distributed
this week among the school children.
Over one-half the applicants for lots
are persons who had gardens last
year.
Secretary Melpolder has more appli
cants than he has lots, and has ap'
piled to Superintendent j. T. Giles,
chairman of the school garden com
mittee, for assistance in locating more
lots. 1t is anticipated that all who
donated lots last year will be willing
to give them again.
The supervisors are N. c. Heieroni-
mus. West Richmon; J. w. Outland
Northwest Richmond; D. D. Ramsey,
north end. John Thompson east end,
A. d. Cobb, south end.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
DEATH CALLS MANY
OF EARLY SETTLERS
Executive Committee Meets
Soon to Plan for Annual
August Session.

Mortality of old settlers has been
very heavy this year. accordig to Wal.
ter Ratliff. who has been an officer
in the old settlers organization for
several years.
"The months of March and April
have been especially hard on the old
residents Mr.. Ratlif said. I'VE have
no statistics of the mortality this year
but from reports believe there are
many deaths.
There are not as many very old
people in the county as formerly, that
is persons more than ninety years
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
.PRINz EITEL'S Grew
FILLS COAL BuNkERS

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, April L.
The crew of the German raider Prinz
Eitel Friedrich we're busy at work
early today at the task of filling her
bunkers with coal ostensibly for a
dash to sea. These operations went
on throughout the night under the
glare of arc lights.
There still was much uncertainty as
to what the Germans would do. opin-
ion of persons identified with the case
being equally divided as to the inter
ment and departure.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01

A decree Of divorce In favor Of Mrs.
Marie Siegel against Henry SIe9el
former department store owner In New
York, has been signed. It provides for
no aIimony. She is given permission
to use her maiden name, Marie
Vaughan, or her first married name,
Marie v. Wilde.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
shy ITALIAN CHILD
MAKES EASTER GIFT

A bright-eyed little Italian girl
shyly entered the office of the Cen
trail Charity bureau this morning, tug
ging a halt bushel basket with her.
In the basket were a hen and nine
eggs.
This is your Easter present. she
said, holding the basket to the heighth
Of the table. She then told Secretary
Melpolder that her father, who had
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
EXPLOSION KILLS WORKER.

NEW YORK, April 1.-One man is
missing. several others reported In
jured and a number of girl employees
had escapes from death when . fire
following an explosion spread through
the five-story building occupied b.
the Nicholas Althaus Cigar Box COM
pany on East Seventeenth street. Ths
explosion occurred in the vaHnish
room in the basement and the fire
spread with great rapidity TO the upper
floors.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01

Hotel men say that on rainy days
their guests are peevish and require
twice as much attention as usual
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
TRY YOUTH FOR MURDER.

DANVILLE,. April 1.--Walter Sew.
ard, q, was placed on trial here to-
day charged with the murder of Chal-
mers Cashdoller, another youth. last
December. The prosecution alleys
that Seward shot Cashdoller while the
latter was buggy riding with a young
woman to whom both had been atten-
live. Jealousy is the alleged motive
md Insanity will be the defense.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01

old. Many of these died last year and
the year before"
Caleb J. Harvery OF Centerville,
president, and the members of the
executive committee will meet soon
to make plans for the old settlers
picnic the third Saturday in August.
The picnic will be held in Forest
Shade park in Centerville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
CARRIES CREW DOWN
By Tad

LONDON, April 1.-The French
steamer sunk by . submarine In the
channel was later identified % the
Emma of Havre and according to the
two soldiers landed At Dover. was tor
pedoed without warning. The Emma
sank in three minutes carrying down
II members Of her crew.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
LAND DEALS FALL
IN LAST QUARTER

A report n ade by the recorders
office for the past quarter shows that
fewer persons participated in land
deals the first three months OF 1915
than in similar period Of 1914. The
amounts this year probably exceed
matter of estimate. The mortgage
record shows that the financial strin
gency was felt on the part of persons
of small means and not by land own
ers. More mortgages on land we're re
leased this year than last and fewer
new ones we're filed. The report OF
small chattel mortgages was reversed
and the increase this year was forty
per cent on chattel mortgages filed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
GIVES DEGREE WORK.

Whitewater lodge will give three de-
gree work on Friday night
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01

been given work through the bureau,
was the donor.
-. The secretary, refused the. gift,
thinking It was the result of grateful
ness on the part OF the father in spite
of the fact that the family is needy
and worthy one.
Papa said to tell you It Is not for
work you found for him but for your
Easter present" the girl said. Il can't
keep it now because have to go to
commune" She set the basket on the
floor and ran down the hall and out
Of the building. h
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01

Applications for the REMEMBERING Of
three houses bearing the fateful num-
Der Is have been declined by the rec
ord committee of the London county
council.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01

OF 100000 tons of sugar used in
Great Britain in a recent year, halt
the supplies weer derived from coui.
tries with which Great Britain is now
at war