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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
FOR SAKE OF BABY
Leave BOOZE ALONE
JUDGE Tells MOORE

When Attorney Frank Strayer. sit
ting AZ special city Judge In q chicken
stealing case, which lasted two days.
finished his lecture late yesterday aft
ernoon. both defendants. Barry Moore
and Charles Long. . well-known stock
buyer. were In tears.
Judge, the last thing I do before I
60 to bed tonight will be to tell my
wife that have taken my last drink
Of BOOZE" Moore remarked huskily.
Strayer acquitted Moore. He fined
Long 81 and costs and sentenced him
to serve a day In jail. Long CON-
pleted his sentence at midnight, and.
the police say. q short time later was
found on the streets in q somewhat
intoxicated condition and was ordered
home.
Moore and Long we're accused Of
having raided the henhouse of farmer
Tom Ryan. There was NO proof that
Moore had taken any Of the chickens.
Long had been on q spree for some
time prior to the raid on the Ryan
henhouse. Character witnesses assert
ed that they regarded Long % . very
dependable man and thoroughly hon
est.
In sentencing the two men Judge
Strayer gave them . heart-to-heart
talk. He told them they should BE-
ashamed Of themselves. and he urged
both Of them to cut out booze. !,
"The idea of you. with . fine family
and the prettiest baby In the county.
running about drinking booze" re-
marked Strayer. turning to Moore. and
tears began to flow down Nooee's
tanned cheeks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
PENNSY LINES HIRE
ADDITIONAL CREWS

Freight business through Richmond
over the Pennsylvania lines has in.
creased to such an extent within the
last so days that members of freight
crews furloughed three years ago and
living in the vicinity Of this city have
been re.employed.
Though there has been some in
crease in the local business 1t Is not
a material increase. The indications
however point to It becoming better
within the next few months than 1t has
been In the past.
, Expectation Of grain is q prominent
factor In the increased business.
About eight men in addition to those
given furioughs three years ago are
now working and If the amount of
freight In motion reaches further ex-
tension the furloughed men will con-
tinue to be given first employment be-
cause of their experience.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
Two TEuT0NIC ARMIES
SWEEP THROUGH sEnvIA
WAR BULLETINS

BERLIN. Oct. 1.-THE repulss Of
Anglo-Trench attacks along the west
ern front 10 announced by the Ger.
man war Office In IN official state
ment today. In the sooeee Of Auberive
In Champaign the Germans captured
II officers. 600 men and machine
guns. The German success In upper
Alsace resulted In the capture Of flvs
French officers. 31e men. machine
guns and 3 mine throwers. Attack
BY the French In the vosges were al
repulsed.
The German army In the vosges 10
PEELED an attempt Of the enemy to ad'
vance at Schrat6smenle. Another
Bulgarian army has invaded Servis
near Negotin. the war office announc
ed. Negotin 10 on the Danube neal
its junction with the Timok More
passes on the Serb Bulgar frontier
have been taken by the Teutons and
their allies. Further progress for the
German forces south Of Semendria ID
reported.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
CARRY
COX FUNERAL TRAIN

Automobiles will be used to bear
the coffin of Alfred Cox. who died in
Dayton yesterday and the members
Of the cortege to the church at Rich
Square. north Of Lewisville, Indiana,
where services will be conducted at
o'clock Sunday afternoon. The pro-
cession will leave Richmond about
noon because Of the condition of the
roads.
The body has been brought to the
home, 122 North Seventh street. where
friends may call at any time until II
O'Clock Sunday morning. There will
be no services at the residence. Mr..
Cox was the father Of DR.. N. 8. Cox
of this city
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
PUBLIC HANGING
ATTRACTS CROWD

MURPHYsBORO, Ill.,, Oct. 16.-
While nearly two thousand persons
craned their necks and crowded each
other In jovial carnival spirit, Joe De-
Berry, colored, confessed murderer of
his benefactress, Mrs. j. H. Martin,
climbed to scaffold twenty feet high
in the public square, delivered brief
address to the crowd below, and then
paid the death penalty for his crime.
Fellow citizens" said the man in a
clear voice that could be heard in the
most remote part of the public square,
II am guilty of the crime Of murder,
and deserve the punishment that is
going to be given to me-"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
RUSSIA TO RESPECT
ROuMAnIA'S RIGHTS

PETROGRAD. Oct. 16.-Russia has
no intention Of violating Roumania's
neutrality by sending troops through
that country. 1t was officially announc-
ed here today. The following state
ment was issued by the foreign office:
"The Wolf agency 10 circulating .
story that Russia intends to violate
the neutrality OF Roumania In order
to attack Bulgaria. The fallacious
character Of this, assertion 10 obvious.
The German maneuvpy 10 evidently
aimed at distracting the attention d
RoumantA from the danger threaten.
ing her from Germany, who would not
scruple to violate Roumania's neutral.
ity. either to establish communication
with Bulgaria or to enter Russia by
the south"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
open REGISTRATION
FOR MEMS MEETING

To expedite the local registration
and as nearly complete 1t as possible
before the convening Of the National
Conference of Men Friends which will
be held on Oct. 2O-22. an opportunity
to register will be given all the mem
bers OF the Friends church in Rich
mond during the services Sunday.
The total registration has reached
40 and within the addition OF the
local men who will register tomorrow,
the 200 mark will be reached before
the delegates begin arriving next
Wednesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
TURKISH GUNS
SHELL ALLIES

CoNsTANTINoPLE. via Berlin and
Amsterdam, Oct. 16.-Turkish guns
have silenced the allies artillery which
were bombarding the Turks positions
on the Gallipoli peninsula. it was Of
ficially announced today. The follow
ing statement was issued by the Turk
ish war office:
AT Sed-el-Bahr our incendiary
bombs set the enemy's trenches on
his right wing on fire. The Anglo
French artillery that was shelling ouI
left wing was silenced by our guns
Elsewhere everything was quiet"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
'sYOU ARE NEXT"
: -CITY'S BARRIERS

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 1e.-An iron
cross Of the third class has been
awarded Fritz sehindter; court hair
drssssr 70 the King Of Wuerttembura,
Ter bravery shown by him while bar
bsrtno German soldiers under fire In
The trenches. 1900 Z.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
GEN. VILLA STILL LIVES

WASHINGTON. Oct 15.-A tele'
gram was received at the Villa agency
here shortly before noon today from
General Villa at Casas Grandes. timed
at 1:15 o'clock this morning. Villas
confidential agent declared this tele.
gram showed that the report that the
chief of the Convention forces had
been slain were false.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
DuMBA LEAVES ISLES

FALMOUTH, Eng, Oct. 16.-The
liner New Amsterdam with DIR. Dunn
ba. the retired Austrian ambassador
on board. sailed today for Rotterdam
The military authorities permitted DR.
Dumba's baggage to accompany him
though no passport had been secured
for him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
WILSON 70 BACK
ARMY PROGRAM
WITH CONGRESS
Party Lines Oblitersted, But
Middle West Expected to
Oppose More Money for
Army.
Commoner Believes Ade-
quate Defense is Subter-
fuge to Set Up False Sense
of National Honor.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-With the
announcement Of the general terms Of
the army and navy program. % ap-
proved by President Wilson. the opsn-
ing gun has been fired In what
promises to be the most bitter fight
In congressional history in recent
years. Already 1t 10 certain that the
struggle will find party lines obliterat-
ed.
1t will be the. sea coasts against the
great middle West. although It win be
by no means q unified battle ON sec
tional lines. It already II very evt
dent that the great agricultural sec.
ton Of the country will not accept the
greatly increased expenditures for the
army and navy on the mere say SO Of
the heads OF those departments that
the increase IL needed. = fsl-
Although former Secretary of State
Bryan, who left here for New York
today. has declined specifically to
critictse the defense program until
after 1t has been openly approved by
President Wilson. he has made no ef
fort to disguise the fact that he IL op
posed to 1t. And he will be expected
by the opponents of greatly increas
ed army and navy to lead their fight
when congress meets.
Bryan's Attitude.
Bryan's attitude was summed up to
day when, in commenting on the agita
ton for heavy increases n the army
and navy, he said:
"The suggested policy Of prepare1
ness contemplates not merely the ap
preparation Of large sums Of money t.
get the country ready for war. but the
setting Of false standards OF honor
the encouragement1 Of military spiri,
and the cultivation Of internationa
the =. IN Il rgs5ps' r ssse.ssi..s; ssEsss
lONsF11g the moral standards Of oul
copptfy and : return p the sFagssl
g [sf.sss ea1e( eSlel Z sas e assa' =
President Wilson, however. Will 1eal
the fight for his program as complet
ed by his war and navy secretaries
It has already been made very plaiI
that he will base his entire argumen
on his belief that the only way thi,
country can prevent war is to be read!
for defense. The slogan Of the ad
ministration forces, 1t was said today
will be: IAN adequate army and nav!
for home defense; not for aggression.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
FEARS
OUTCOME Of
BALKAN CRISIS
SeFvian Troops Sd1 Hold
Back Germans IN Regi0n
Of Semendra, Say Dispatch
es from Nish.
10000 Bulgarians Fighting
with Allied Armies for
Bridge Connecting Nish
Railroad Bridge.

LONDON. Oct. 1.-Two great
armies. one Austro German and the
other Bulgaria.. arc sweeping through
PROSTATE Servia to form . Junction
near Kragujevata- It 10 rspetted
from Bucharest that the archives Of
the Serb capital are being removed
from Nish. News very interesting to
the entente powers II coming out OF
the Kalkans. King Constantine OF
Greece Is said to have sent IN auto
graph letter to King Ferdinand Of Bul-
gaFia bearing upon the future policy
Of Greece In Balkan a1kairs-
Engiand's declaration OF war AGAINST
Bulgaria last night II expected 70 BE
followed by o similar declaratioa On
the part of France and possibly Italy.
Germans are Held 0aess.
Servian troops are still holding back
the Germans In the region Of Semen
dra- The war Office announced that
IN attempt made by the Germans yes-
terday to surround the SsTvian lett
wing near that place IVES ropuleed.
the attacking forces suffering heavy
losses.
Bulgar troops are pouring into the
chik and Krjashevata. supported By
ponderous Krupp guns furnished by
Germany.
southward from Belgrade and
through the Moraya valley are sweep
ing the Austrians and 0eSmans. The
German drive against Poaharevata
having been successful. the Teufooic
troops are now struggling 10 gain poO-
session Of the Serb forts defending the
junction Of the railway from Belgrade
and Oe0eD4re- - $. y ..,s.i--
Naeisnssn n llns.
| Field Marshal Won MAcksnsen. the
German conquerer Of 0alicia. 10 at the
front. He 10 surrounded by . group Of
the most brilliant German army OFF,
GERS that figured In the mighty often
sive against Russia
British. French and Servian troops
are reported to Be engaged In battle
with Bulgarian forces which attacked
today on the region near the Itarba
bridge on the Salonika railrosd. The
Bulgarians are said to have two divi-
sions. forty thousand men, and consid-
erable artillery. The scene Of the
reported battle 10 only . score Of miles
from the Greek border.
1t 10 possible that more than one
Bulgarian army has invaded Servia.
The presence Of the Bulgar army on
Serb territory near the Roumanian
border 10 regarded as . political man.
euver Of high consequence. II will
undoubtedly exercise strong influence
at Bucharest However. II was gen.
orally supposed that the grand army
of the Bulgars would strike father
south, most likely at the Salonica-Nish
railway from StTumnitxa-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
RECEIVE PETITION

A petition for the improvement Of
the Homer Farlow road, In Center
township. was received by the county
commissioners and viewers were ap-
pointed. n. +. Myers Of Richnoul,
Richrad Davenport Of RlchmoaA ana
J. H. Pierce Of Centerville were ap-
pointed to act ~ viewers On the rcd
to report to the county conmisseenoet
for final action.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16

Local Foreeast-Increasing cloudi-
ness tonight and Sunday. Rain Sun
day or Sunday night.
General coHdttions-The southwest
ern storm is increasing in size and is
already causing rain In Colorado, Ne.
braska. Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas.
Unsettled weather, with rain. Is ex-
pected to reach eastern Indiana within
the next "a to 48 hours.
w. E. Moore, Weather Forecaster.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
STOP BURNING LEAVES
ON ASPHALT STREET

President Bavis Of the board Of pub
lie works said today that the burning
of leaves on the asphalt paving OF
North A street was positively for.
hidden and that future offenses oi
such nature would result In prose.
cutions on charges of wanton destruc'
tion Of public property.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
Sir CARSON QUITS
CABINET POSITION

LONDON. Oct 1.-THE parna'
mentary correspondent of the Daily
News today declared Sir Edward Car
son, the attorney general, has G1ven
M his office. The report had been
previously denied by Sir Edward. The
The correspondent said announce
ment of his action had been postponed
IN the hope that he may be persuaded
to withdraw his resignation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
.HuRL BACK GERMANS

PARIS. Oct. 16.-The French war
office today announced the repulse Of
. German counter attack during the
night In Lorain against hte trenches
which the French troops occupied yes
terday. The official statement also
reported that German attack in the
vosses early this morning was com
pletely repulsed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
EXCHANGE PRISONERS

LONDON. Oct. 16.-Germany and
England have agreed to IN exchange
of disabled prisoners who are; unfit
for military service. The age limits
of prisoners are II and S. years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
FORMER RESIDENT,
DIR, D. \. Van hUYS,
DIES At ANDERSON

ANDERSON. Ind. Oct. 1S.-Dr. D.
H. Van Nuys. 70 years old. died last
night at 1918 o'clock at his home
here. just forty-eight hours after the
death of his wife. Mrs. Catherine Gus.
ter Van Nuys, who was Is years old.
Dr. and Mrs. Van Nuys died at exact
ly the same hour and from the same
cause, death in each case resulting
from bronchial pneumonia.
The funeral Of Mrs. Van Nuys, which
was to have been held at 2 o'clok yes
teriay was deferred because Of the
critical condition of DR.. Van Nuys. A
double funeral will be held.
DR.. Van Nuys was born November
81, 1886. in Switzerland county. In.
diana. He practiced medicine for
fifty-one years near Falmouth. Rush
county. His sons, Fred Van Nuys, of
Anderson, Democratic floor leader Of
the state senate, and DR.. F. D. Van
Nuys of Cincinnati. were at his bedside
when he died.
DR.. Van Nuys was former resident
Of Richmond. He removed to Ander-
son about twenty years ago after hav.
ing practiced his profession in this
city several years. Van Nuys came to
Richmond from Falmouth, Rush coun'
ty His son, Fred Van Nuys, now q
candidate for the Democratic nomina.
tion for governor. attended Earlham
college while a resident Of Richmond
and was later city editor of The Pal.
ladium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
APPROVES WAR EoIcr.

LONDON, Oct 16.-King George to-
day approved the proclamation OF war
against Bulgaria at q meeting Of the
privy council.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
Weather Forecast
United States Report-cioudy (,
night and Sunday. Probably rain.

Temperature
.1NOOH OIL
Yesterday
maximum 5000. ...... .......... 62
Minimum .................. Sc
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-05
-O--O-

Judging from the kaiser's first int
terview during thewar we are of the
opinion that he has been reading prof.
German neEspapers o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-30
TAKE YOUR CHOICE n
AZ ROUTES TO- I
CALIFORNIA !

Roek Island Linca have issued Z
small folder describing in dctafl the
% most popular and intsrestino
routes to the California ExposItiosa
Each route is accompanied yby. .
map--teIiinx 1T glance Just what
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planning a trip West. you win need
tails Folder.
We have also published an authsu-
a, list NJ hotels and boarding housoe
In California---with rates--in foct vo
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20 the Expeditions that about oil yOu
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Both Exposi,ioos included ~ ~0e
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Write. phone or drop in for 1el0esa
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-30
'THAvv' NEVER
DEMEN1tD'
Ahenist Says Cham
payne Made Him
Shoot White

NEW YORK. June So.--Altee .
four.hour verbal attack during V11ch
the skeleton OF Stamford WHlt4lb ~.
legged orgies with the girlioA Uvo1bn
Nesbit was ratified. and hitter -
tacks made on Harry X. ThsvAU en6n-
lily tree, u. Charles p. Haucso1o IN
the stand today In the Thaw oan1oy
trial. He was unshaken In his 49,.
mouy that the slayer Of WHINE -
sane. DIR. Bancroft was on the Noo
Hampshire commission that 6poa1
Thaw sane. ssssst (.
Deputy Attorney General ys0ak
Cook led the attack for the STATE, No
used almost every tactic known 70
court procedure, attempting q, In
peach the witness professional
knowledge Of paran0ia. In trying q
shake the physician's testimony.
Cook did succeed In drawing efoO
the witness that . paranotae nlGAt
live for months or years witholk
showing any signs Of tho 6ioeaoo
until ut the moment he had commit
ted aone horrible crime.
But this was Offset BY Dr. Dan.
croft's nat statement that the Goayoe
Of White was not suffering froR pa
anoia and never had been-evo0 a
the night he shot White 70 1eath
nine years ago. The doctor eoA6,
without reservation. that Thaw stn-
ply lost control Of himself through
his wine excuses the night he kllod
the architect.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-30
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

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e4is. Shoe Machine 5iis calave ras.
/ \ : Centennial is; chief Cons SIS;
Calumet q Hecla SIS. CHM iii.
Copper Range 81; Davis Daily IN
paly West ri. East Butte isfs First
Nat ess. Franklin 10: Greene Can.
3oL Indiana ca. Graaby IS. Hell
vetia so: Hancock 17A.; Inspiration
81. Kewcrnaw ga Lake -, ~. Mary
81: Zinc 80 Michigan IL Majestic
ss. Miami IS Mohawk 70; Mayflower
AZ North Butte 32ts Nipissing Ct.
SID STi pomsn mimic IS 6.e xsis 81 oR Old CO..
ony. 4; Pond Creek Is-a. Ray Cons.
"a. sup, Il Bos. "a shannon Q; shat
tuck Ell. Tamarack 36Mb Tennes-
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-30
WHEATLEY HOME
TO OBSERVE TAG
DAY,/WEDNESDAY

The Phyllis wheatiey Home for
Aged Colored Women will hold q
tag day. wednesday. on the down
town streets. over 800 young women
having volunteered their services for
the day.
The home. now located 1t No. l76
Elisabeth-st. east. WAS founded In
1897. and Incorporated In 1901. In
1919. a. q result OF tag day. all In
debtedness on the li-room building
wds wiped out The present capac-
ity OF the home r. inadequate ia
meet the growing needs OF the insti.
tuition. and the building also needs
extensive repairs. The board OF
managers hope that these repairs
may be made possible through the
receipts of tag day.
The volunteer solicitors wednes-
day will wear arm badges and carry
plainly marked money boxes and
tags. These young women viii stand
on the corners OF principal thorough
fares. and In the entrances to public
buildings.
Mrs. c. s. Smith. No. IS Aiexan.
drine-ave. east. IL general chairman
Of the day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-30
VIEW YORK CoTrox M.RkEr.
SLASHED IN ROW
IN RESTAURANT

When a man with an open knife
In his hands rushed into Frank
BiIesky's store at No i33 Hastings
St. Monday afternoon. followed by
an excited crowd, Bilesky grabbed
his revolver and starting firing at
the ceiling. A neighbor who heard
the disturbance, sent in riot call.
Man shot at Hastings and Win
der" came the word over the police
wire.
Detectives Grove and School
grabbed the flyer and broke few
speed records getting to the scene.
The trouble started when Isadore
Finesilver ordered Isadore Green
berg out OF the formers restaurant.
at No. 40 Hastings-st. In the argu-
ment that followed. Greenberg. II
Is alleged. drew knife and slashed
Finesilver on the head Finesilver's
cries aroused the neighborhood.
Greenberg ran across the street
into Bilesky's store, and the rest
has been told.
The officers took the principals to
police headquarters for examina-
ton.
What did you want TO Shoot for ,
You weren't hurt" one Of the on
GERS said to Bilesky.
NO. but I had fine chance TO
get killed" he replied, still shak.
ing.
Greenberg was locked up on a
charge OF felonious assault