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POLICE DEPARTMENT

gctfred.-o1 TO- Lieut. Thomas J. Crystal. De
Bur. own Application. sl.i25: appointed April Is.
1915 - -. -,
monitor duty Oct 20. ~,
enporary Acknowledgements Samuel A Nc
Elroy lin Dist 70 command 18th l. D., Ia adj
ton 10 his own II days. oct. 90; Lieu.s. John
Leonard. l7th. TO c. O Squad. ~ days. oct -
Charles Farley. 3Sd, 20 G o. squad, Il GAYS; oc..
ri. Ptlrnn James !. Mcdonald. sd. 70 ioth. a
operator q motor patrol wagon. II days. Oct. 10:
Herman H. J. Abr, li4th. 10 C. o.. a. motorcycle
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PUBLIC NOTICES
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
DfrpT ~ IEnREC

Albany. October 18th. 1915.
NOTICE OF CLOSING STATE CANALS
Unless sooner closed by ice, the Erie.
Champlain. Oswego. Cayuga and Seneca
and Black River canals VIII be closed to
navigation for tho season at twelve o'clock
midnight Of November 30th. 1916
To the end that the canals may be free
OF all boats by tho closing date above
named. the issue OF clearances FOR through
boats will cease at the various canal ter
mini as follows.
on the Erie canal. for horse-drswn
boats at midnight Of November goth, 1916;
for steam propelled boats at midnight OF
November 2lst. 1916. on the Champlain
canal. for all boats at midnight OF Novem-
Der 10th. 1916. on the Oswego canal, for
boats plying between Syracuse and Oswego.
at midnight OF November 25th. 1916; and
Tor boats bound FOR points on the Erie
canal al midnight Of November 23rd. 1915.
on the Cayuga and Seneca canal, Al mid
night ~ November eth. 1916. excepting
for boats bound for points on the Erie
canal. In such cases the point Of destina-
tion Will govern. on the Black River
canal, at midnight Of November 26th. 1916.
W W. WOTHERSPOON
Superintendent OF Public Works.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
ATTENDANT NURSE -EIperiencsd young woman :
practical useful companion to invalid good dis
position dependable. highly recommended Afiss
shaughnessy's Agency. II Vs, va ~
COOK and ca AMnEIlAfAfD- WAITRESS Two n,
t,n. neat young - Year, last place: excellent
references. city. Nil, shAushnaaAys Agency. II
West i?d 1t
FIRST CLASS Swedish cook wishes DAYS cooking:
reference. sleep home. Anderson. 220 East 5ith
WAITRESS Flint class. take plar, Of butler
quick willing ercsllent references: city country
LA
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TRhNSPACIFIC MAILS

Tho connecting mails close frsgi.,1fcd articles Al
$50 p. M at tie General Pootofnco. New York. as
follows.
Japan. CoreA. China fsroept Shanghai CitJl and
Philippine Islands, via Vancouver and Victoria
- e. close - % oct IL Tor dispatch Ter
Lmpraa ~ japan.
Hong Kong ana sp.ciAliy addressed mail for Neither
lands bat lndies VIA Fan Francisco. cloto al
~ ~ IA OF " lot dlsDAtlA ~ AIksa-
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messenger. Is days. Oct 49, John Sexton i3Stn; 70
isSth 10 Boiler Squad. 80 days. Oct. 20; George
sG .5 70 o. as snsusS,' % GAYS D s
Thomas II Murphy 18th Dist. II days. Oct. 20
., deducted from VACATION without psCr TI,ns
ssrIo 18th / day' Oct %. John J. GRADY. 18th.
dsy. Oct "a: Charles West 2l5th day. Oct IL;
Anthony L. Bcurke. Tfaflc +. 3 days; OCT IS.
full Pay.-Ptlmn Thomas Shields, lotth loh sich
report) T:l5 a. m. Sept. 9. during disability
Thomas J. Mulligan. le5th, IL II ?. m. Sept s. 70
ii.i0 A m, sept 49, while under suspension.
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FIRE RECORD

IA fo-2so-as1 West 18th 1t : unknosn: slight
"a iS-i73 Vest tth II Mar BAfthaidi. slight
sy-iS1- i5f Wet 1874 A. Morris hifnor uninz
b l0-SsO Wet ssh At unbnONn. tdrinF
/ ! .3O-1iz EsSt itth - Morris IdnonH. siishi
70 ga Avenue &. unknOnn. H1ning
T. ~
~ ND Brooh Az. TIE BrgiT. George Friedman
slight
zlI-llH.75 Lawrence az. TIE EroaI. unknown ,
N.tW.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS



Kirkwail. Oct is-Aioth Dutch, Now York FOR
Rotterdam. BrlnsWyk Dutch. New York FOR Rot
teriam: nth, Nordic (SwedD. Nev iork Tor
Gothenburg: Saga (Swed). New York for HeSns-
borg r.,-
Blanca Punta Arenas. etc.
Gibraltar Oct lG-Georgos tGrooh. New forh TOT
Piracus
Havre. Oct le-Robet NJ Thompson. New York vi
HortA =.
Torn Annunzista. Oct li-Fods Ital), New Yort-
Chrstlsnia OCT lS-TAnGlocd tNUl. Nov iorh
via kirkull. BerIen. etc.
CristObal. Oct lS-I1'ivrs. New Yort for CntAgena
Almrsnte. CartAgona for Now YORK land both
pgcceeiedl Panama. Now York
SAILED.
Kirkxall, Oct is-NoordAIn Dutch. tfrcn Rot
I%ndOn. oct iG~sAnuh Maru Japl. Nov York
naples. Oct H-Patria tFrl. Now York.
CaIas, OF S-Escaut (Belgl. New lork;
n.rcilles oct l5-IIuuonwood tBtl. Sew York
Amsterdam. oct i5-BAcchus Dutch. NeS YORK.
IArdir oct ls-Iowthsr Castle (B!l. Now YORK
Balboa Oct ls-InmrAp tBD. Nrom New YORK
D. ara NoHoIh. vhpsr..'"ip Ann Now York
HAVE. Oct liking Bieddyn tBrl. NeS iorh
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New York Schooner Ashore

Bahia, Brazil, Oct. 10. The Amer
lean schooner Cora F. Greasy. from
New York August 26 for Rio de
Janeiro. is arround In Sand Bank
Bay. near here.
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South America

points TO commend It 10 the discriminating
traveller ASK for details.
FRANK {. CLARK, Times Bldg. New York
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Hirhest tsmpersturs yestsrdu. 50 degrees IH n
~ !. Lowest Is lat 20 a. M. average 90
sy,,sge FOX corresponding date last year. % A'-
e-see for corresponding date last IS years ~
Humidity.
4. Ii m....ef sp m....T
Barometer RssdlnsG
&. nsoas l p. .SO.oS ] p m 'Ee'
Local Internationally cloudy and cooler To-
DAY To morrow fair and much colder. South and
southwest gales on coast shifting To northwest By
Saturday.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANkBOOkS.

LOST Handbook No 05s Of Bank for sn-
mss. 2S0 an N. New York. Payment stoppei
RlAAAs gstun 70 bAnk
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Wind, FOR Friday ard s,iurisy-Sorth Ausnti'

r.-.c,,., for Special Loealftiu-Entern Rev
-, c.,.r.n, cloudy and somewhat cooler day
18th rain IN north to-morrow. fair ana muen
colder.
Tn. district Of Columbia Maryland and Virrnis-
Partly cloudy and ,oaDewhAt cooler TO-DAY 10 NOR
row. fair and colder.
Delaware-Pa,tly cloudy to-day: tc-moro"' tn'
and colder.
Eastern P.nnsylrani. and New Jersey-ParlJ
cloudy and somewhat cooler to-day: to-moro"' TAR
and much colder, NJ, a.. 60 ,oorr,.,
Southern New Englhnd-hdn D-oS' toH''iO''
fair and much colder NJ, ,,or,n,
Northern New Enslsnd-Rain today; 10 morro''
Moth md south C,roins-Fdr ard somewhat
cooler to-day: tomorrow. lair and ccolet.
100 fsir cooler IN north and central portions.
Al,bams-IncrcAsing cloudiness TO-DAY. Iou0"c'
t1 local rains much cooler a. night pr0osoS irq''
In north and central portions. to-morro"' iai'
o' Ms.tssppiMIScsl rain, aud cooler to-day. much
cooler TO, night with frost in interior; tn morrow
ii Tsn me rans and cooler today. much
cooler in west frost at night thrg.shS 2, s.ss p'O0-
Eeltuciy-Iocal rains and much colder to-dsy
pro5,bly hoAvy frost at night: to-morro"' far ana
Indsn.-Rsin IN south and rain or snow in north
to-day much colder probably heaD ltoe' D-hisH''
tomorrow. fair and slightly warner. 49,, ,o,d., ~
Western Pennsylvania-Loca rains shd eo.o zoo IJ
day much colder al night. 10 morrow" iar ~lu eool.
Lover Michigan-Rain IL Southeast ana ran o'
snoey IN north and west portions to-day, oodef' 10
morrow fair and slightly warmer.
louisiana-Fsir and colder today n-morV"'
f,ir no< so cold IN north portion -.
Upper Nchgan-Cloidy and code, o-aay, proo-
,bly local SHOWS. TO morrow. i1r ana warner.
Ohic-Iocsl rains and colder 70 Inuo. ooiH,'
.o-night with heavy frost II weather clears n-inof
row. fair. . 49, a. d.. 20,
West yirinis-IocL rains and colder o-dD' To-
Western New York-Rain today. colder To- night;
TO morrow. fair and colder.
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TYPEW RITERS.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED.

Non -yisible. 4 months. S. yhibles. ) months 81.
Initial paymcnt spplies u purchased.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE Co. INC,
s45 Broadway al Leonard s.
$50 Brosdsay at sd ST. Tel ,f0S
100 W. I'D ST.. at Tines Square Franklin.
so Nassau st. al Maiden Lane
10 Rarclay 81 Telephone 69S1 Cofilsndi
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG ISLAND.
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING.

JORDAN'S
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Tel. 1892 1898 Bryant 1888 West 45tb 81
Experimentation.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Cleans b.,
compressed air. steam, hand or on foor. 1855
Iel lAl-3Sth-
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Male.
CORRESPONDENT EXECUTIVE ABILITY :
\ TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE; CAPACITY FoR
VOLUME AND DETAIL. 500 MONTHLY. u. L.
TRIBUNE. HARI.EM
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Local ofrel,I Reoord.-Ths following Official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows tho cnnlsS
IN tho tenporature for tho last twenty Tour hours
IN comparison with the corresponding dsr Z" lS'
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DIAMONDS.
MULTIGRAPHING.

DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD for cssn adncs
free. BENNETT. lI5 Broadway. third door.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

Hawaii. via San Francisco close at $50 m DC,
10 for dispatch per Manoa
Vest. Vi. Vancouver and Victoria. b {. close at
?, 80 IN Oct 20 FOR dispatch va Nias.rt ,u
Cores aud China. via san Francisco. close At II 30
. IN Oct q for dispatch per Persia Mnu
Shanghai and specially sdressd mail FOR other
Japan. Corea aud China. via Seattle. close at $50
!.paa corea, china tsSeept Shanghai city) and
Philippine Islands via Vancouver and Victoria.
p c. close Al $50 IN oct IS Tor dispatch per
Guam via San francisco close a, 1850 p m No,
Hawaii. Samoan Il Islands. Aa.iiai. teroep, VEST
and specially addressed mail for New Zealand.
via San Francisco. close at 1880 m Nov for
Tahiti. Muquesas Cook Islands. New Zealand and
uiTA ~ sncsps weo wa san r., aTAMHs s close
ARRIVED.
, THited STATE D..l o9Ds.hssseqk &C. Ah.,
Punch; Edyo Co, With passengers and mdse. Bar
Casiaue IFr). Bordeaux Oct ?. to tho Com
pAsnio GenerJo TRANSFORMATIONS. with mdse. Bar
Bfo,und DAM. Ari.r, Sept rs, to Bennett
lcor Dutch, Rotterdam Sept &C. to II Bull
fro,eus, New oflesn. Oct "a, to tho Southern
Pacific Co. with passengers and mdse. quar- at
II Ori-nt,. Galveston OCT Is. to the Southern
Pacific Co. with mdse; Quar- at e55 m
Edith, Demerara Oct g. Barbados and ~ Lucia
o. Dominica and Antigua 10 and 81 Thomas -.
10 the Quebec S. Co with mdSe. Bar a. II 80 IN
Macon. Norfolk OCT H.. % Barber & Co. with
md,s IN transit Quar- at 40 m.
Jefferson Newport News and Norfolk. 70 the
Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers and mdse.
Quar- al 40 m
sarp,os tNofl. Gibraltar. to Bonham & Boyesen-
Quar- 5.55
Ailanion (Bf). M,rseillss Sept "a and Alnrria
Oct l. 10 James W Eiwell & Co. with mdse. quar-
II Is y , So,
Fruit, Co with passengers. mails and mdse. Bar
al ii 81 .
SAILED.
sismeo Prince (Br). Brost: Mama Hita. BATH
more; jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News;
Brilliant TAmpico: Cisla (Nor). Havre Buffalo
ORR Hull Apache, Chlrleston and jacksonville.
Cedric (Brl Liverpool. MEXICO. Havana, Egyptian
Transport (Br), Bordeaux: Princess Anne. Nonolk
and Newport News. III Cid. Oa'rston' EspershA.'
Havana Pawnee. PHI adolyhiA
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MIuTIGRAPH TYPEWRITER LETTERS SOC
$3.50: 600. sl75; 10000. 50 GEO r.
wEArIIERFoRD. 10 broadway Equitable BldsD.
Room 1881 Rector t5tj
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Next
Twentv-four Hours.

w..h,nron Oct ie-Ins Southern gtprm. Itrf
having Joined forces with the Central Wet as
turbsnee now appears ~ q weak depr7sion Oh
vide area covering the great central 'aueSs anu
the lake region. and general and heaT rains nave
fallen throughout the entirs district east OF ns
Mississippi River eIcept IN tho er. Gun sHD0'
uhero the rains were local and hsht
Temperatures arc .ononnaly high in tbs East
and South. but TO the westward Of the low pressure
system there Is quite an extensive ara OF III"
pressure. accompanied By cold weather 'hat covers
The entire plsiss district ard the Missouri Valley;
This cod We,,h.I = a Ito ~. re. porons Of
Ts,Is viii be- rain Friday IN the east Gulf
,,st,s Tennessee the Ohio Valley and from hs
lake region eastward with probably SONS no" ~
the upper lake rasi1n followed sy "a sn .ogtk At
l,ntic states the weather viii 30 fair Friday ana
Saturday. ,, r-.1.x r,,h,
sst.. With llsh frosts Friday night In the INTERIOR
Of Tho latter district ard hs.U frosts or freezing
Vii ss much colder FridE mint and sstgr.
d,y in tho loser lake region uo mlaoie Az ~.
states and New England and on SATURDAY IN '''
''q storm TsiTinss se displayed on The An.n.'
Ontario and east Lake Erie.
Wind, for Friday ard saturdsy-sorth Ausntie'
,outhe.st 70 south gales. with rain; miodie ~.
l.nt,c. south gales with rain. followed n5 iAf
Saturday: south Atlantic moderate 10 iresn sou'4i'
s,cent moderate east and southeast on the fiondA
coast, fair weather east Gull moderate soutn" w.
,,,rs no-thweet and fresh. fair weather. cooiet
over north portion west GUT. frsh northTss, Aia
norm ,h 90 nor,hvcst winds Friday, cloudy
i nS much colder, probEby sDbv huues over norm
ao,-ion lower Lakes fresh southwest 70 west NHu'
FRIDAY, cloudy and colder
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WASTTD-Tool makers and general m,chinists
=. / A T.. Poughkeepsie. y. Y
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Humldlb.
Barometer Reading.

.m1 lip inf So. m..'.H
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City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals.

COX-William Harvey Cox, aged s.
years, died at his home, lis Richmond
avenue, Monday afternoon. Death was
due to dropsy. Besides the widow,
Mrs. Martha Cox. one daughter, Mrs.
George Hosier, of New Castle survive.
The funeral arrangements have not
been announced. Friends may call
any time
kLINGER-The funeral of Mrs.
John klinger was held from the St.
Marys church this morning The Rev.
Father Cronin officiated at the church
and the Rev. Father Duffy at the
grave. The pail bearers were Fred
Selm. Charles McManus, David Multi
gan, George O'Brien, Linus Moore and
James Mitchell
Marriage Licenses.
Charles Schols, %, junk dealer, to
Evelyn Bottorff, So
Fred w. Bode, plasterer, to Maye
Georgetta Robinson.
Warranty Deeds
Richmond Lake and Park company
to Charles O. Parker, 1923 r. L. & P.
company, SIS.
Edith jackson to Albert A. Town
send ct al, 20 Sarah Sanders.
William T. Schooley to Albert A.
Townsend, % Sarah Sanders.
Alfred c. Underhill to Thomas Ray
Duckworth, PIT 5, J. H. Morris sub
urb, $1,000.
Alice Kuhns, ct al, to Amos Outland
PIT. N. w. 2, Is, IL, $500.
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USE RESERVE BAGS
FOR HEAVY MAILS

Richmond citizens are mailing both
early and heavily, according to Post
master Beck. The post office force is
by no means swamped, he said but
the office is being operated under a
successful system which enables the
clerks to keep ahead of the influx OF
parcel mail.
Yesterday morning there were two
double stacks of empty mail pouches
and big pile. Both stack and pile
and every pouch which has brought
mail into Richmond, besides 80 or 40
taken from the reserve supply had
been used up in dispatching mail this
morning. Outgoing mail will be heav-
Ter than incoming mail probably until
Saturday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
mrs. DENNIS SELLS
1000 XMAS STAMPS

More than 1000 Red Cross Christ.
mas seals were sold In the post office
lobby in two days by Mrs. Emma z
Dennis, vice president of the Wayne
County Anti-Tuberculosis society
Mrs. Dennis expects her sales to be of
greater proportion for the third day
when she closes her desk tonight
Instead of finding the long hours
tiresome, Mrs. Dennis finds them fill
ed with interest, she said. She has
been thrilled by the Christmas spirit
of the citizens of Richmond, - they
have given evidence of it in the post
office.
1t has been men, not women, who
have mailed the greater number of
parcels, she said Men have come in
day after day, with armloads of parcels
increasing in number
The sale in the post office lobby will
be continued Thursday. Friday and
Saturday by girls of the Campfires
here. The Campfire girls who start
tomorrow morning will work in pairs.
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CLEANERS INSTALL
CORPS OF OFFICERS
AT SOCIAL SESSION

Officers for the Richmond Order OF
| Cleaners were installed at a public
| meeting In school house, number s,
on the Middleboro pike, last night.
The following officers will serve dur
ing 1917:
Ernest Davis, chief cleaner; Albert
Hayden, vice-chief cleaner; Charles
Miles, secretary and treasurer; Mrs.
Albert Hayden, chaplain; Mrs. Lille
Baird, lecturer; Edgar Bennett, con-
ductor; Mrs. Agnes Miles, conduct
ress; Fred Davis, inside guard; Harry
Lands, outside guard.
Charles Little of the Middleboro or
der acted as installing officer, and
Lawrence Cook. also of the Middle
boro order, assisted him
Following the installation services
a musical program was furnished by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jeffries and
Mrs. Lille Baird gave several read
ings.
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SHOP IN RICHMOND

ECONOMY, Dec. 20-George W.
Jrhnson VIZ Thursday night guest OF
viii WadmEa . {. John and Harry Will
iams We're at West River Friday. :. g.
Event Clark Yves transacting business
at Richmond Wednesday.
Euy Christmas
Several ladies from here were at
Richmond Friday trying to trade
money for pretty things for Xmas
presents. :. Seward Beard attended
to legal business at Richmond the
first OF the week . . School examina-
ton is running without hitch ...
Gus Weyl sent batch of Jersey
cream to Richmond which brought
$14.00.
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PROMISES DECISION
ON PLEA TO DISMISS
SUIT AGAINST BOPP

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2O.-Franz
Bopp, German consul-general here, and
five OF his six co-defendants awaited
the decision today of U. S. District
Judge w. II. Hunt as to whether their
trial on charges of conspiring to vic.
late neutrality, involving alleged plots
to destroy steamers and munitions OF
the entente allies, will be continued
or dismissed. A motion to dismiss the
cases was made yesterday by the de
Tense at the conclusion of presentation
of evidence by the government. Fol
lowing the arguments Judge Hunt said
he would reserve decision until today
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Tell a Man
When He's Good
Once OUers

Copyngh
to
OF effort his fraies?
former do tho
do nota ordinary
we'll wha re o bad?
q reach his
urcn o an incen to do
s hill
fairly tinge
preston
You fomex experience out
thing
thoughts Of people,
~ think 1t lit
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
INSPECTORS EXAMINE
BRUCEVILLE MINES

BRUCEVILLE, Ind, Dec. 2O.-In.
spectors form the Indiana bureaus OF
mines were busy today in the work.
ings of the Oliphant-J Johnson mines
where an explosion yesterday caused
two deaths and the injury of many
miners in an effort to determine the
cause of the blast Of the fifteen men
badly burned in the explosion the con.
ditions of but one, Hughie Walker, a
Is year old boy, was considered ser.
ious.
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The Rev. Hugh Latimer Hurleson,
S. r. B., has been consecrated mis-
sionary Bishop Of South Dakota, at
the Cathedral OF st. John the Divine,
New York City. Bishop Daniel S..
futile, of st. Louis, Presiding Bishop
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
assisted by Bishop Samuel P. Edsall,
Of Minnesota, and Bishop David P.
Greer, of New York, was the conse.
orator.
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FACES LONG SENTENCE;
ENDS LIFE IN JAIL

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec 2O.-Win
ialm Trcschier aged So years, convict
ed of manslaughter for the killing OF
Charles Harris, bartender, and sen
fenced to Michigan penitentiary from
two to tWenty-one years committed
suicide in the county Jail here today
He was to have been taken to the
penitentiary tomorrow
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
HORTON CONSIDERS
BRIDGE INSPECTION

County Surveyor-elect Howard Hor-
ton announced today that within the
near future he would take up the pro
position of the county's inspection of
work on the Main and South G stree
bridges. Mr.. Horton will have general
charge of the inspection but he will
probably have to have an assistant Or
two
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20

other tributaries of the Ohio river tc
assist in relief work in time Of flood OF
disaster and to enforce navigator
laws. The trip up the Monogahela
was made in company with the United
States army corps of engineers in the
Pittsburgh district.
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MAY ESTABLISH GUARD

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 20.-Repre-
sentatiyes of the United States Coas.
Guard service today inspected the
Monongahela river and conferred with
Pittsburgh steel manufacturers in re-
gard to establishing coast guard cut
ter service on the Monogahela and
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COAL MAGNATE DEAD

BLUEFIELD, w. Va, Dec. 90
!enkin Jones, vice president of the
Pocahontas consolidated colleries COM
pany and the last of the pioneer oper.
tors in the Pocahontas Field, is dead
at his home near here. He was II
years of age.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
APPOINTED AS TRUSTEE

Announcement was made today that
Joe Cowing of Rushville had been
re-appointed by Governor Ralston as
trustee for the Eastern Indiana Hos
pital for the Insane at Easthaven.
His term begins on Jan. l and con-
tinues for four years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
BOY SCOUTS TO MEET

Boy scouts will map out next years
York tonight at a meeting to be held
n The city council chamber at 7:3O
,'clock Several tentative plans tor
OF activities will be considered.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
COLEMAN CONTRACTS
SECOND MARRIAGE
WITH MISS MAE BESS

Orlie E. Coleman, proprietor of a
pool room in the Murray theatre
building. and Miss Mae l.. Bess, di-
vorcee from Knightstown, who has
been employed by tailor here for
several months. took their second
rlunges in matrimony yesterday,
launching their skiff at Covington, Ky
Mr.. Coleman formerly was con-
ductor for the Pennsylvania railroad
He left its employee when he suffered
the loss of part of one hand. He has
been married before. Miss Bess is
the daughter >of Knightstcwn physi-
cian Her maiden name was restored
when she received her divorce.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20

Boats passing through the hydraulic
lift lock at Peterborough, Canada, are
lifted a total distance of sixty-five feet,
iE one and one-half minutes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20

Switzerland, in proportion to its pop
ulation, spends more on poor relief
than does any other country.