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Additional TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES on PAGE 81
PRESIDENT REAPP0INTS
JUDGE w. [. WHITNEY
TO THE BENCH TODAY
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q Circuit Judge William L. Whit. Z
4 ney was formally reappointed X
aIa today by President Wilson. A X
= cablegram to the Star-Bulletin Z
Z brought the news at 9 O'Clock this y
8 morning. 1t said: X
Whitney reappointed judge" x
x The appointment had been GER Z
q tain since Attorney-G General Nc Z
z Reynolds cabled to Judge Whit :
q ney last Saturday asking him If <
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Heavy German Cannon Steadily
Reducing Stubborn Russian Forts

BERLIN, Germany Aug. ITO Official After bringing up
their heavy and directing steady FIRE upon the SCREEN
ing forts in front of Kovno the Germans reducing o
fcatons The outlying front has been captured The
Germans took $40 and 1900 Russians as prisoners
At Novogeorgevsk which also has been stubbony hold
ing out since the fall Of Warsaw the smashing power M hs
big German guns also telling Three of the supporting forts
have been taken
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JAPANESE AlRMEN TO
TRY JAPANESE ALPS

Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpo).
TOXIC, August 1.-THE aerial ser
vice Of the national army is to begin
soon series Of attempts to fly over
the ontaki mountains with aeroplanes,
distance Of from 200 to 800 miles.
The ontaki range 10 the longest noun
tain range in Japan, and 10 known as
the Japanese Alps" This will be
the first attempt ever made to cross
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CO. o, list INFANTRY, N. c. \.

All members of Company d, N. G.
H., unless properly excused by COM
missioned officer Of the company, will
report at the armory at 1880 p. m,
Wednesday, August Is, at which time
a business meeting will be held to
organize committees to arrange for a
company smoker and to take up any
other matters pertaining to the CON-
paIiy.
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Berlin Claims Successful Air
Raid on English Seacoast Towns

The following cabegram from official German sources has
been received: t7nlW
German Admiralty reports German naval airships On
the night Of August 13 renewed attacks English seacoas
towns They bombarded successfully military establishments
at Harwich All the arshps returned safe although sheed
by the enemy
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Local army officers are con-
siderably worried over the pos
sibility Of disaster at Texas
City, where many thousand
U. s. soldiers are quartered.
The post is exposed to the fury
of the storm and disaster is
feared.
Late reports today say that
the hurricane is dying out.
The transport Buford was
due to sail shortly from Calves
ton with troops for the Philip
pines, passing through the
Panama Canal and touching
here. It is considered doubt
full now if she can sail as pro-
posed.
Texas City is only four feet
above sea-level. 1t is about Il
miles from Galveston. In the
big storm of 1900 the mainland
near Galveston was flooded,
and it is believed by army Off
GERS here who have been at Gal
weston and Texas City that the
post is probably under water
now, there being FIVE feet OF
water in Galveston.
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RECEIVER NAMED FOR
MIDDLE WEST RAILROAD

(Hawaii Shinpo by Federal Wirelessl
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 17-6 r.
Bush, the we'll known railroad man,
has been named receiver Of the ST.
Louis, iron Mountain & Miss6ariPa
cific railroad system.
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VESSEL WITH reinforcement
FOR DARDANELLES TORPEDOED:I
GERMANS PROGRESS At KOvNO
OUTLYING FORTS THERE AND AT NOvoGEoRGIEvSK ARE
TAKEN UNDER HEAVY CANNONADING- WASHINGTON
AND BERLIN REACHING AGREEMENT ON PAYMENT FOR
SINKING OF SHIP w. p. FRYE
TAssoclated Press Service ~

IAssocIated FedeTaI Wlfees1l
LONDON, Eng, Aug 17-One of the most serious sea
losses Of the has been suffered by Great Britain in attempt
ing to send renforcemens for the troops which have landed
at Gapo peninsula to aid the attack the Dardanees
The transport Royal Edward carrying soldiers to the Darda
nees was sunk by submarine in the Aegean saur
day. One thousand men were lost
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lard 10 at liberty. Pedro, the murder
ed Portuguese, died instantly, the shot
going through his heart. Booze is said
to have been responsible for the fight
which eliminated In the crime.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At adeIphia-cincinnat 2, Phil
adelphia Q. ....... HI 4
At New York-6rooklyn 8, New
York 2. =.
At Pittsbure-First game, Pittsburg
8, Chicago 2; second game, Pittsburg
6, Chicago 4.
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SLATON BRANDS
.E||'RANkLYNCHlyG, /
ASCONARDS' ACT
Georgia's Fearless Former Gov
ernor Declares Mob Should
Hang-Body of lew Prison.
er Found on Tree Early To-
day, Near MARY Phagan's
Former Home

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
MARIETTA, Georgia. august 17.-
The body Of Leo. NJ. Frank, iynehed
early this morning by the masked
band of IS men which took him from
the prison farm at Mllledseville last
night, was found at $3.50 this morning
hanging to tree near ! road.
He had been hung within sight Of
the former home Of Mary PhaHan, the
factory girl Of whose murder he was
convicted under circumstances that
aroused countrywide notice.
Frank mad been brought 100 miles
from the prison farm, taken In an
auto at high speed. II 10 learned that
a portion Of the crowd wished TO mutt
late the body.
The body was cut down and an In
quest will be held.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, August ~.
THE lynchfng Of Frank was the act
& towards and an outrage upon Geor.
gia," declared Former Governor Sla-
ton today. II was Siaton who com
muted Franks death sentence to life
imprisonment few days before leay.
ing the executive chair.
"All engaged in this lynching should
hang" declares Siaton, who is visit
ing the exposition. Good citizens
everywhere will condemn the act"
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BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

At cleveland-First game, Detroit
10. Cleveland 8; second game, Detroit
7. Cleveland 3.
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RzEEEEzzRRszzEEE.
PRESIDENTS SECRETARY
ENJOYS STAR-BullETlN

x Augustus E.. Murphy, clerk of =
4 the local federal court, has re-
n ceived a letter from Joseph Tu-
4 multy, secretary to the president, :
n thanking Mr.. Murphy for a sup
x ply OF literature descriptive OF
X the Hawaiian islands. Among :
R the literature was a copy OF the
n Panama Canal edition of the
y Star-Bulletin, which was greatly
NJ appreciated by sir. TCnuhy, ac-
u cording to the letter.
q
~ E10RERE RRa zNzR g g /
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Galveston Cut Off From Main
Iand-Hurricane ISolates
Austin, San Antonio, Hous-
ton and Beaumont
FEARS FELT HERE FOR
SAFETY OF u. S. TROOPS
Many Soldiers Garrisoned at
Texas City, Where Inrush-
ing Seas May Cause Disas-
ter-Gale Reported TO Be
SubSiding

tAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
DALLAS, Texas, Aug. IL
The great storm raging on the
Gulf coast is doing much dam
age, but so for no casualties in
the menaced cities and towns
have been reported.
Galveston's connecting link
with the mainland. the big
causeway built after the disas-
ter of a number of years ago,
snapped last night when the
battering Of the waves tore
away 100 feet Of the heavy con-
struction.
Together with the wind and
waves from the Gulf of Mexico,
further furious rains have fall
len. Five feet Of rainwater is
reported in the streets Of Gal
weston.
Austin, San Antonio, Hotls-
ton and Beaumont have been
isolated by the storm, which
has torn down telephone and
telegraph wires.
The transport Mcclellan
broke from her noorings and
drifted half q mile seaward but
is believed to be safe.
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CYCLONE AND FLOOD IN HAYH'

[AsSociated
PORT AU PRINCE Hay, 7Tc
cent revolutionary disorders have added the horrors of eons
O.
Of
The = q 81
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
''Do I LOOK
LIKE GUTTER :
JOHNSON ASKS

% look like . euittsr!" vas DE
tesoo statement Of Henry q. JohHooa
when Questioned concerning the future
action d, the plaintiff In bringing the
MISUNDERSTANDING case to trial again
after the jury repeated disaoEosment
this afternoon.
Mr.. Johnsoo woald. not discuss the
case further but int1maAed that. the
court VIII be aske4 immediately - set
the case for roetrial
Mr.. Jesoup. attesae5 Ter Hasenesess
also said that the case would undouot.
edly be Get for trial lmnediateU. He
said that II WIS the prsssnt intenttoas
to keep the case In Wayne county al
though subsequent action to take q
change OF venue = probable. The pub
licity Sivea the proceedings OF the trial
and the pFe5udice that has been. raised
wt1l b the Srounds for asking Q change
OF venue providing 1t Is decided def
nitely.
In event Q new trial II not asked.
the caao VIII continue on the books IN.
til future action IL taken In dismissine
the case. which will have to be done
by the plaintiff and At the eobt Of the
plaintiff.
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U. 5. TO nETALIATE
!. AGAINST ALLIES BY
NEW LAWS or TRADE

WARRINGTON. Nov. le.-Grsa4
Britain sad FFanes are s1pectsd to
naiptain an pnyisldint attitude In
thar intsrferAnee with Amsrican trade.
Ceafl1satialt aAvtoss sscAlvsd frum
AnhAssaAoiS Fase., ct London and
sharpe ct Paris. ind3ests th4t neither
nation IL w1lliAS To make any concss-
eions @ 2, rsault Of the latest protest
81 the gn4fsd 6tatoa
Admlnfstrataon officials admit that
they are greatly. Disappointed. They
had hoped that the sllies would realise
thetr unless oOncegeions RPe made. q
Qatfon-wtd0 depnan4 for retaltatory leg
islatton BY congress- would result. But
It 10 already apparent that the slhes
are relying on the BryaA afbltsati6n
treaties to tie up the Mutation until the
Win up t6stse present. offitisls
have decliued 70 cay whether demand
Tor arbitration would interfere with re-
taliatoty feEislati6h. experts on inter.
national law balieye It could not They
say that while the general principles
complained Of by the United States are
proper subjects for. arbitration. the
United States has q perfect right 60
lsoislAts IN any way that may be re-
CURED to Protect it's interests. And
legislation, even though It
was In the nature Of BLANKET embar-
90, could very properly b considered
as ip the nature OF protection, these
lawyers say.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
ECONOMY

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Durbin visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Durbin near Hag-
erstown Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Stewart visited RI. and Mrs
Rhoads OF near Williamsburg. Mr..
and Mrs. James jackson entertained
at dinner Sunday the following rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Trueblood
and daughter, of Eden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shell and son Noble. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanna and son Hugh. Calvin jackson.
Miss Maude jackson Of Fortville. Ray
Melton and Virgil Thurman Of Ko-
komo. The dinner served was good
old fashioned chicken dinner. i. =. Tot
Cranor was at Richmond Saturday
with load Of calves. !. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Gibson Of Richmond, were here
Sunday. Miss Ruth Jackson spent
Sunday at her parents home. Joe
Lamb shipped out . carload Of his
hoge Monday for the Cincinnati mar
ket.. Miss Mary BallsnEer, music In
structor In the Economy schools. had
the high school choirsteS meet ct her
homo Monday night. >. Hunters Win
have to walk the narrow path IN this
part Of Wayne county when the hunt
ing season opens, a. some OF the farm
ers are reckless sportsmsn,. >. .Dyram
Cole and EllswortA Conley an wpFk
Ing at HagerstoNn.. Huflio iIaAtS
and family returned 70 their homs III
;Iagerstown Sunday evening. !. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Charles Of apicsiEnd,
are yisiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stewart
Beard this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
frank 0resustrset entertained ak din
ner Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. n e. Veal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenn shtvely and son.
a. tV.A -
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SPARKS
[csntlnusd From Page one.]

[csntlnusa From Page one.]
the same az II no trial had bean held.
The case 10 now at tissue and will be
set down tor trial within q short time
tlnlass the attorneys On both sides
agree to compromise. which 10 con
sidered Improbable. Henry y. John.
son and Wilfred Jessup. attorney for
the H. G. HassmAsr company, sah
sitter the jury was d.
charged that the case would be set
down for trial within short time
The attitude Of the jurymen as they
appeared Ia the jury box after they
had been summoned by Judge Sparks
this noon, showed that they had been
wrestling with the evidence all morn
Ing. ~--... ......, f..
In spite Of the fact that they had
been locked IN the room for Is hours,
it 10 considered remarkable that only
of the jnrymen stated that they "didnt
waste much time in halloting for It
didn't ssem to do any good" 49,, e.
He said that the men were SO set
Ia their opinions that argument ssAna-
ed Of no avail. This resulted In the.
astonishing fact that NO change ras
Vote Indicates Victory.
The vote In favor of the defense IL
taken ~ 4 victory by Charles Shiveley.
attorney for the defense and the fact,
that the Jury disagreed iss taken as
partial victory for the plaintiff. ac-
cording- to the statements OF the att0r..
neys. -------. ,--- J.
Bailtff Marley was called iAto the
jury room this morning to fiji the fife
In the stove and the foreman at that
time informed that 4 deadlock enisAAA.
Marley iInmedtately informed the at-
toTneys and a conference was held. -
To avoid all technicaIities thet
might arise, It was decided by attor-
neys to call Judge SPARKS. He prom.
Used to come irnu1ediateiy from his
court at Rushville TO Etve instructions
to the Jury. He arrived at 11:4b
o'clock Reporter Hoiaday was called
out Of the CaselAy- Harness ease,
which u IN progress In the other court
room, to prepare the record 20 that
they could " signed ~ the 1udge %
soon ~ hei sFE1yeA. 11
Judge comstock had bssn instructed
by Special Judge Sparks to raceivS q
verdict q any tins the Jury was ready
to report but no arraaf4pnant Was
made conc&fnin9 Z disagreement. Il
wAs this technically which deAyAa
tia reporting Of the jury this morning,
-Four ballotA were taken this morntng
after breakfast. s-s@ 80 IL
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
FRANCHISE LEAGUE.
DISTRICT nEETIl6
HERE ON SATURDAY

4 psoeran, has ben pgeonre1 for
The oe1tA district enavonf1oo 6 the
Wo0aa's rfancAieo Leagno. which
Will - held Saturday moe1ine ~ a.
ternoon In the parlors Of the Hotter
Westcott-. Al noon Q luncheon WIN -
served and any one Who desires - At
tend may procurs dckets Of Mrs: Paul
Ross or any member Of the League.
Tbe oekees are my cents. The Dro-
gram follows:
l0:s0 .. m.-Electjon Of district chair
man and business matters. Ad-
- Dress Our Organization" Miss
Harriet Noble. chairman Of the
state organisation committee.
LNncheo0.
$50 p, m.-AAdresa, '-suftraee.-
Mrs. Virginia c. Meredith of
Cambridge City. Special music
arraAGed for BY Mrs. ]. p. Hill.
Address. "Bristow-Mondell Res
olution." President Robert L.
Kelly of Earlham college Spe-
cial music. Enforcement OF
resolutions.
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DlGclainas \ Racol nx Over
lures From Central Powers
to Conclude Separate
Peace With Teutonic Allies
FIGHT ON TO THE END.
Only Victory for Allies viii
End War, Preach Prenjer
Announces IN Statement to
Press.


international ksws 9esvIoe 9tafs Cor
PespondSnt.
PARIS. Nov. 1D.-"Trance has ~
coived no peace proposals whatever
from any sourcs. We hold thu view
that this Is no time to discuss peace
terms. The war must 90 on until vie.
tory has been obtainsd."
With the uneQuivocal words Aristide
BRAND, French premier snd foreign
minister, who received me today. def.
initely disposed Of the latest crop Of
Austrian-G German peace rumors. When
asked to state his opinion of the orr.
nm Of the runners and why peace was
lnpossible at this time, Premier
BRAND said:
Can't Trace Rumors.
Suggestions are thrown out In this
city and In that. BY whom r. only .
matter OF conjecture. They have no
useful purpose. They lead to nothing
They cannot lead to AnythinE.
ut 10 common knowledge among the
Allies that Germany's resources are
declining and these rumOrs OF peacs
may be straws which show how the
wind Is blowing In the central en-.
pires. But ! repeat that France does
not stand for premature peace. The
French people would not accept It.;
the army would not hear to It until
cur objects, which include. notably the
liberation Of invaded territory. com.
prisiug Alsace and Lorraine. and the
smashing OF German militarism. are
attained
1--WE are now In the full flush Of our
armed strength. The spirit OF our
glorious army was never higher. The
nation behind the army II solidly fitted
for the prosecution OF our aims, ana
oil Frenchmen feel complete victory
will crown the deathl4ss efforts OF our
arms II only we unfalteringly pursue
our purpose.
"Why then this talk Of peace?"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
CHICAGO CUTS OFF
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-The Chicago
Board Of Trade. it was learned today,
has cut Oft the grain quotations from
the New York Consolidated Stock Ex-
change. Officers OF the b ,ayd dsclined
to discuss the matter except to admit
that the quotations to the exchange
had been stopped. Several years Ako
the New York Consolidated Stock Ex-
change was cut off by tho Chicago
board bscause Of alleged bucket shop
affiliations on the part Of some OF the
exchange houses. but quotations were
resumed soon afterwsRd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
MARION Ep,roa Stopped.

MARION, Ind, Nov. 10.--While oc.
cupying an automobile participating in
2 etudsbaker reliability test through
Hartford City Monday, Managing Edit.
Or Sid A. Weinschenk Of the Marion
Chronicle. was stopped by the town
marshal on q charge OF speeding. Al
though not ct the wheel Of the car.
Weinschenk assumed the blame and
was cautioned by the marshal who said
he would not make m arrest because
tho mayor was cut OF town. The party
proceeded 1t rAdHoed speed.
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Tia fr4t theatre saestins for the
season will b held . week from this
coming Sunday ct the Gennett the
atre and atraAgemerts are nearing
compilation for the event. Colonel
George w, Bane Of Lexington. KY,
VIII be the speaker. Colonel BAfie
has apoksn Ia R1oAmend on previous
occasions ana It II presumed that
many people will be Ii attendance at
the Initial mestins, -
Tha lAusinal pEogfafn has not bean
arranged. 6eef4tArys Learner OF the
Y. M. c.. A.. aaid today. IT, t{7
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
sAIvElEY CONSIDERS
JURY, VOTE VICTORY.

% Although we had hoped for vAf-
dict. we consider the action Of the
jury elaAr victory for the B6ntlagAs."
said Charles Shiveley. attorney for the
defense. after the jury had been dig
charged attsr disagreement. ..'The
vote OF seven to five IT, favor OF the
defense II clear victory for US"
Mr.. Shiveley refused to comment
further on the case except to cay that
compromise was out Of the question,
and that they would be ready for an.
other trial 1t any time the plaintiff
called for It. This was also the opin-
ion OF John F. Robbins.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
BENTlACES BELIEVE
JURY'S ACTION MEANS
VICTORY FOR SISTER

William Rentlags. one Of the broth
ar and heirs of the late Louisa Rent.
lage, after the jury In the Hassmsler
Bsntlage trial had been discharged for
Inability to reach q verdict. was ~
happy o. though . verdict In favor Of
the defense had been returned.
II consider the action Of the jury
tho same - 4 vArdict IN our favor =
Mr.. Rentlage said to = newspaperman.
'uThe majority, Of the Jury supported 10
from thu first ballot to tha last," be
added.
Members of the Bentlage family
were showersd with congratulations
by their friends and by people with
whom they have no acquaintance, fol.
lowing the discharge OF the jury. ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
HUNTERS INVADE
FIELDS AND WOODS

! The hunting season for birds opened
today and hundreds Of Richmond
sports took to the fields at IN early
hour. In fact. many started out last
night. FL,
County Clerk Kelly statsd that never
before had the demand for game
licenses been SO heavy and sstimAt4d
that there would be more men out to-
day than ever before on thu opening
Of the season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
purs APPLES IN HAY.

PETERSBURG, Ind, Nov. 10.-Flnd-
ing that he had filled his CELLAR With
apples, Grant Selby. well known apple
grower, hit upon a novel plan OF stor-
ing his large crop. Selby baled large
strawstack which was going TO waste
on his farm. and made an alright
room with the bales, by stacking them
and placing mortar between them. In
this queer dark-as-nisht room Selby
ia saving his apples for a better market
price.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
FUNERAL IS PRIVATE

The funeral a. Miss Marjorie StiSsl
man. atsd ~. Who dieA II, the home
Of har cs4san n Califsfnia. will b
held privately at the home Of Charles
Clawson. 80 eouth Eishth str4st ri
2:30 o'clock Thsrsday afternoon. Miss
atteemAn' died o. November .. OF
acute dilltattpn Of the heart. She was
born In Richmon6 IN 1891 ana lived
most ct haE lite In this city. .
Eiends may ea1 at tho Clawson
residence this evening. Burial IN
EarlhRms e1snstesy. =. :. g. .
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
KATE SCOTT GIVES
TALK TO ". +. C.

Mrs. Kate Scott. department presi-
dent, and Mrs. Angle McDivitt have re-
turned from Rpshville. where they at
tended the annual twelfth district con-
yention OF the w. r. C. which closed
yesterday with Connersville selected
as the place Of the 1916 meeting and
Mary Smith OF Liberty chosen as
president.
Mrs. Scott delivered an address yes
terday. Ritualistic work was exempli-
fled by the Rushville corps was fea-
ture Of the convention. Delegates
were selected to attend the national
convention which will be held In
Kansas. City next September. About
LEO members were present at the con-
venton. ~ a
In most Chinese cities the finest
shops are those for the sale of ccff:ns.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
DIR. RAE LECTURES

The second shop meeting OF the
week was held at noon today at the
factory OF the American Seeding Ma
chine company. Rev. J. J. Rae, pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian church,
was the speaker and delivered an ad-
dress for ten or fifteen minutes. The
quartet Of the shop. under the leader.
ship Of George Hodge. furnished the
music.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
ART CLASS MEETS

Thu Art Study club INST In the art
gallery OF the high school this morn
int in periodical session and listened
to Instructions and opiaions relative
to the paintings now hung In the gal.
lery for the annual state exhibit,
which will close on November %.
About twenty persons were present at
the meeting.