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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
Three BarrymoreS
Give $4,000 for
5h Ave. Hospital
Noted Players Endow Room
for Stage Folk in New
Structure.

With nearly million dollars In hand
the drive for the projected Fifth Avenue
HOSPITAL had reached nearly a third of
the sum necessary to make the lnstitu-
ton possible. Yesterdays contributions
amounted to $l33.621. which brought the
total amount collected to ss6s.655.
One OF yesterdays contributions was
check for $4,000 from Miss Ethel
Barrymore (Mrs Russell G. Colt and
her brothers, Lionel and John Barry
more That sum will endow a room In
the new hospital In perpetuity In the
name of the Barrymores for the benefit
OF stage performers who may be In
need of hospital treatment after the
new institution shall have been erected
by next July at Fifth avenue and 106th
street
Yesterdays record contribution was
received from Mrs. William ri. Yawkey
of IL East Eighty seventh street, who
gave 100000 to the building fund. Mrs.
Yawkey Is the widow Of a mine owner
and lumber dealer who at one time was
owner of the Detroit American League
baseball club. Mr.. Yawkey died about
eight months ago. and his widow gave
the money to endow two rooms, one In
his name and one In her own.
The youngest contrib. tor was Samuel
Milbank, the ten-year-old son of Mr.
Albert G.. Milbank of 1928 East Thirty
seventh street. who gave the building
fund $50. all his savings with the ex-
ception of savings bank nest egg of
thirty-three cents.
DR.. r. A. Benson of the Children's
Dairy Association and the Mi, bank fam
lily physician. is head of one of the
teams which Is raising a 100000
building fund to complete the new hos
pital. The .dllbank boy heard the ply
stefan discussing the drive with his par
ents. Yesterday he obtained permission
from his mother to donate his entire
savings. He presented the sum to Dr.
Benson.
MY bank roll IL all gone" he said
but l don't care, for I want TO give
something to the children's floor in the
new hospital"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
TEA FOR BARONESS D'EsTE.
She and Capt. Baron d'Este VIII
Sail for Frnnce To-day.

Capt Baron Charles d'Este and the
Baroness d'Este. who was Miss Lily
Vingut of New York. will sail for France
to-day on board the Lorraine. Baron
d'Este. who Is an officer Of the French
Army. Is on leave for two months.
On Thursday Mrs. Charles A. Clapp.
Miss Mary Louisa Anderson and Miss
Georgiana Hartman Owen gave a tea
for the Baron and Baroness at the Plaza.
The guests included Mr. Tom Skael
Australian author. who also will sail to-
day on board The Lorraine Commander
md Mrs. Benjamin ID M'Corm Ms
Henry p. Dawson, Miss Mary Bowler.
Mrs. Reginald Rives. Miss El amor
stewart Mrs. J. Beaumont Spencer.
Miss Edith Allen Clark. Mrs Walter
Graham Eliot, Mr.. and Mrs George NJ.
borden. Mr.. George Sharpe, Jr., and
Mrs. A. F. Bowen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
BACHELORS DANCE DEC. 5.
Organization of Men Announce
Schedule of Seasons Events.

The Bachelors. an organization OF
men. who combine the diversion of sup
pers and dances with charitable work.
have reorganized for this season. Then
dances and suppers will be held in the
Vanderbilt Friday evenings December B..
10, IL and "a and January z. The
committee includes Messrs Richard
Peters, Horace c. stebbins, Hamilton
Fish, Jr.. William Rhinelander Stewart,
Jr., Percy r. Pyne I'd. Frederick 8
Allen. Francis w. Crowninsheld and
Alfonso de Navarro.
The dances are the Oldest OF the kind
in New York. and reason for their
popularity is that the full receipts for
the membership tickets are given to
home charities. Last season The Bache-
lors distributed $1,000.
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TAKES BRIDE FROM CHORUS.

Miss Marcelle Barnes. who has been
helping to make Broadway Brevites'
one of the most enliyening attractions
the Winter Garden has had became
Mrs. Samuel Smith yesterday afternoon
and at the same time Mr.. and Mrs
John c. Barnes of Hartford, Conn,
gained a son-in-law. Miss Barnes has
contributed her beauty and talent to
the chorus OF various Broadway pro-
ductions and has many friends in the
theatre. Mr.. lie Marie. producer Of
broadway Brevities," was one Of the
first to know of the romance of the
actress and Mr. Smith. who Is New
York representative OF big waist house
He offered his home at 166 West Sew
enty-second street for the wedding and
there 1t took place The bride was in
the company as usual last evening and
husband in the front row.
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ATTEND NAVY CLUB TEA.

Among those attondinN Navy Club
membership tea at the home of Mrs.
Charles A. Chids. 26 East Flfty-slxth
street, yesterday. were Mrs Frederick
Pierson. Mrs. Henry Clay Frlck. Mrs.
Charles Clapp Mrs. Arthur Mouiton.
Mrs Mary Livingston willard Mrs.
Daniel wordon, Mrs Edward y. Rrei-
t1r, Mrs. Charles Hillhouse. Mrs.
John Woodbury.. Mrs. a. b. TwombIy,
Mrs. n. Pearce, Mrs. J. Aymar Mrs.
Arthur Rye, Mrs. Robert Todd. Mrs.
Roach Miss Julia Arthur and Captain
Jackson. Naval morale officer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
EDISON REUNION
AT YAMA FARMS
Messrs. Ford, Burroughs and
Fireseone Join inUentor.

NAPANocH. N. Y, Nov I2--Instead
of their usual automobile to"r during
the summer Mr.. Thomas Edison, Mr.
Henry Ford. Mr.. John Burroughs ami
Mr.. Harry Firestone are holding their
reunion this year here at Yama Farms
They will enjoy not on'y each other but
the otter interesting people always to b =
found at the Farms. Among those now
here are Lady Eaton Mr.. Clrl Ackeley.
sculptor and naturalist Dr. Lyman
Underwood. DR. Carl Lur1holz. explorers
Miss Ethel Newcomb pianist Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Andrews, heads of the com
ing expedition to Asia to investigate pre-
historic man DR. +. d. Turck. biologist.
ana Mr.. Jan Sickesz. Dutch pianist.
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ChapIins Divorced;
Wife Gets 100000
and Drops Name
Mrs. Mildred Harris Chaplin
Agrees Not to Use Husbands
Name Professionally.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. l2.-Mrs.
Mildred Harris Chaplin was granted IA
divorce from Charley Chaplin in the
Superior Court here late to-day.
Mr.. Chaplin. whom Mrs. Chaplin
charged with cruelty. was not in court
out was represented by attorneys.
1t was stated that a property settle
rent involving about 100000 had been
made out of court and an agreement
reached by which Mrs. Chaplin would
not use the name OF Chaplin profession
ally. Thus ends the romance of the
most famous comedian OF the pictures
and his pretty wife, who also is we'll
known screen actress.
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TENOR GIVES RECITAL.

George Reimherr. tenor. gave song
recital last evening In Aeolian Hall.
His programme comprised Old operate
airs. folk songs, japanese songs by
Koschak Yamada. sung In Japanese;
German, Russian and English songs.
Mr.. Reimherr has n voice OF agreea bic
natural quality which he impairs by
an excessive use OF nasal resonance.
He sang some of his numbers last even
ing with understanding and style.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
WEDDINGS FOR STAGE FOLK.
Two Actors Obtain Licenses "a
Marry Actresses.

Cupid was busy yesterday among per-
'ormers of the stage. Marriage licenses
were Issued at the bureau In the NUM-
cipal building to two coup'es. each
member Of whom was a player.
The first pair were james A. Nc
Grath, actor, i6 years old Il 1866 Cedar
avenue. Morris Heights Mass, and
Myrtle Mackey Bellair. actress, rs
years Old, Of POI Sherman street. They
said they would be married next
Thursday.
The other couple was Herbert WILL
cox Mayer. vaudeville artist. 81
years old, who lives at the National
Vaudeville Artists club on West Forty
sixth street. and Josephine Lombard
actress. q years old, OF the Hotel New
ton. They were married Immediately
after obtaining the license
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MAR RTE D.

Friday. Novem.
Der a. 1880, AZ III East 7O'h st. New
York city, by the Rev. Charles r. Far.
nnni % e c'on s,ravs sna ~
Henry Aviland Griffin.
WICK-u NDERHtLL.- Wednesday, Mo-
vernber TO- 1920. ~ the Church OF the In
nn'iou. aNih e. ard Madison av.. by
Ne REV. w. Percy Silver. Helen oakley
daughter OF Mr.. Frederic Edgar Under
hill, 20 Mr Henry Wick. I'd r-
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sHILDKRAUT AS sHYLOCK.

Rudolph Shidkraut one OF the best
known of present day Shylocks. offered
his conception OF the character In THE
Merchant OF Venice" at the Jewish Art
Theatre Thursday night The play was
produced under the personal direction of
the star. The Yiddish actors perform
snce was followed with great interest by
an audience that included David Belasco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
MATTHEW SMITH.

Matthew Smith. who was member
OF the old Beard of Supervisors OF Kings
County for two terms and for years
active in Democratic politics OF the
Eastern district in Brooklyn, died on
Thursday OF pneumonia at his home,
il3 North Eighth street. He was Y
years Old. and is survived by a son and
four daughters.
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JOHN c. WEAVER.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov John c.
Weaver, a civil war veteran. said to be
the last survivor OF the six men who
carried President Lincoln to the White
Ho,se after ne had been shot In Ford's
Theatre. Washington, died here to-day
at the home Of his daughter. Mrs. Anna
Jury. He was born In Pottsville in. 1882.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
ALUMNE LUNCHEON

Members OF the Mary r. Hillard So
riety who form the alumnae OF the
vestover School at Middlebury. Conn.
held their annual luncheon yesterday In
Delmonico's. Miss Hillard presided
There was an attendance OF 125 mem
bers who Included Misses Elizabeth
Harrison. Isabel Rockefeller. Helen
Taft. Geraldine McAlpin and Anne
Hamilton
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THE REV. q. A. SPACE.

PENN YAM, N. T.. Nov. f2.-The Rev.
z. A. Space. secretary OF the New York
state Baptist Association, president of
Kouka College. from 1907 TO 1910 and
vice-president of the board OF trustees
OF the college. dropped dead in his home
at Keuka Park this morning. He was
65 years old.
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TO WED IN PALESTINE.

LONDON, Nov. 12.--Arrangements have
been completed for the marriage on De.
cember 6 Of Edwin Samuel. eldest sor
or Sir Herbert Samuel. British High
Commissioner to Palestine. and Miss
Hadassah Grosovsky. daughter OF the
Rev. Mr. Grosovsky. ACCORDING 20 p
Jerusa lem despatch. Miss Grosovsky
was born ard educated ir Palestine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13

at her home, 1853 Lefferts place. that
borough. Mrs. Preller was the widow
of Charles A. Preller. and had been
president of the. Shelterng Arms Day
Nursery. She was of New England
ancestry. and is survived by a sister,
Miss Sarah FeIlowos, OF Brooklyn In
ternlent Will be al Troy. N. Y.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mrs Effie Mason Dufourcq was mar
ried yesterday In the home OF her
sather. Mr.. Henry J. y. III. Mason. 2rs
Vest End avenue. to Mr.. william
Baker Stephens. whose home for some
limo has been the Claridge Hotel. In
he marriage license, which was OBJ
tanned just before the wedding. the
bridegroom said the wedding would be
his third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13

Hartford county. Md. for the forthcom-
the hunts with the Meadow Brools
Hounds there will be Mr.. Harry l. Mich
olas. the NJ. F. III. of the Meadow Brook
Club; Mrs. Nicholas. Mrs. James A.
Burden, Mr.. and Mrs. William Goadby
Loew. the Misses Evelyn and Florence
Loew and Miss Ethel A. Carhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Towne will
give dance tonight at +05 Park ave-
nue. for their debutante daughter. Miss
Eleanor Towne. In advance dinners
will be given by Mr. and Mrs Eric z.
Swenson. Mr.. and Mrs. Sven A Swenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Hammond. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Longfellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan have
come from Newport TO 22 East Forty
seventh street. where they have taken an
apartment for a term OF years. Their
former home at East Seventy-ffth
street has been purchased by Mr..
Clarence H. Mackay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic c. Penfie'd Will
sail for Europe next week TO pass the
winter In the south of France. They
have leased an estate near Mentone.
They win return to New York about the
middle of April.
Mrs. Ogden L. Mills will not pass the
winter with her mother. Mrs. William
x Vanderbilt In the sorth OF France,
but will remain In this country. Mrs.
Vanderbilt will return from Paris after
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Townsend Burden
have taken Mrs Benjamin Knower's
house at East Seventy-seventh street
Mrs Knower has lived in Hartford fol
some time.
The marriage of Miss Katharine Bis
sell, daughter OF Mrs. Joseph Bissell. To
Mr.. Lawrence lie Vale Jones. Jr., wi
be celebra ted January In st. Patrick's
Cathedral. Archbishop Hayes officiating
Mrs William K Vanderbilt I'd and
Miss Mrriel Vanderbilt will return to
ess Fifth avenue from French Lick
Springs, Ind. next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Cushing Hop
pin. who have lived for some time al
SIS Park avenue. have taken a fur
nlSneu al al n eANSh1S.
Mrs. Henry NJ Ti'ford and Miss An
nette Tilford will return next Tuesday
% "a West Fifty-second street from
Tuxedo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Hooker are al
The Plaza for the winter. Mrs Hooker
Is in mourning for her mother, who was
Mrs Charles Forrest OF Hartford. Conn.
Mrs F-~'ce Colier u '~r"edo Park Ia
at the st. Regis Tor the Y''74er. Mrs
vernon r. Bailey gave a luncheon there
yesterday.
Mics Marga~e' wilson, daughter OF
'he President has taken an apartment
It 100 East Eighty-second street.
Mr. and Mra Malcolm Stevenson have
rented an apo tre' = at 1s1 East Seventy
ninth street for the winter.
Mrs William B. Osgood Field VII re-
>1rtfn In Lenox until after Christmas.
Mrs Henry C'ews has returned from
White Sulphur Springs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
LUNCHEON TO Mn. Ju-ssrR.Np.

PARIS Nov. l2.-Prern'er ard NINE
Leygi'es give n fnrev'ell luncheon to-day
10 Jean Jules J's~e-nrd, French Am
bassador TO the Unitcd States ",,S Mr,e
Jusserand Many rotab bio nersons we've
present. Ambassador and Mime T,sse-
rard will sell for New York on the La
Savoie Tomorrow
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DINNER FOR MISS TALBOT.

Mrs. Victor Cumnock will give din
ner and dance for her niece. Miss Grace
Helen Talbot. tonight at 81 West Sixty
seventh street Several extra guests
have been asked for the dance.
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MRs. JOSEPHINE w. PRELLEn.

Mrs. Josephine w. Prellcr. who was
member OF tho board Of managers
OF the Church Charity Foundation OF
Log, Island. and the Faith Home for
1neAables In Brooklyn, died Thursday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
WASHINGTON.

The marriage OF Mrs. Lily Lykes
powe daughter OF Mrs Lily L. Lyle
yes of BIRMINGHAM and B'ount
Servings Ala. TO Mr.. Nelson Shepard
OF Washington win take place next
Wednesday Afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13

Secretary Of State Colby was the
"rincipa' guest 1T dinner given by
D.. rncobo varei'. MI lister OF Uruguay.
4 the Pan American Building last
right
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
IN Me M ORIAM

DE I.ACY.-In loving memory OF my beloved
grandfather. Peter DO Lacey. Died No
vember 10. 1915. y. I.
O'BklEN.--In loving memory OF Frank
OBrlon who died November Is. 1910.
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Miss rd'th Bacon. debut"nta daugh-
ter OF Mrs. L. 8. Pacon. was hostess at
luncheon Yesterday to n group OF the
seasons n b'tontps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13

Mr. John Barton Payne. Secretary of
tho Interior. has returned from a visit
~ Cincinnati
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

In a party that will leave to-day for
Hartford county. Md. for the forthcom-
the hunts with the Meadow Broob
Hounds there will be Mr.. Harry l. Mich
olas the NJ F. II. OF the Meadow Brook
Club; Mrs. Nicholas. Mrs. James A.
Burden, Mr.. and Mrs. William Goadby
Loew. the Misses Evelyn and Florence
Loew and Miss Ethel A. Carhart.
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LOST AND FOUND

A, reward win be paid for information
leading to recovery OF 1919 Maxwell
hlar', touring our body, car No .9t37s3. motor
from 113 East i25th St, N. Y. C., Novem-
Der o, between and p NJ. SHERWOOD
ADJUSTING BUREAU, SO William st. John
3646
A reward VIII be paid for information lead
body, motor No. 4304J52, license No. 25eei6
n. Y. Stolen from i76 9Th av., ". Y. c.. No
vember 8, between II and r. NJ. sHER,
WOOD ADJUSTING BUREAU, 6s William
". John 36i6.
A reward win be paid for Information
leading 10 recovery of a 1920 Chevrolet
black sedan body. motor No. 1880. license
No; 234s10, n. 7. Stolen from Atlantic ay
about p. VI. SHERWOOD ADJUSTING
BUREAU. 6s William st. John 1916.
LOsT-Paisley handbag. steel embroidered
containing jewelry and money. on TIE day,
Nov: 8. between e. 55th st. and New Ro-
cheile. Finder please return TO THOMAS. III
=. 55th st. Reward.
LosT-In, taxi, from St. Regis Hotel.
Wednesday small brown leather hand
bag containing toilet articles Initials G.
Regis Hotel. receive reward.
LoST-Nov. 10. case containing spectacles,
tortot' e-shell frame, between Harlem and
Chambers st. Please return 10 BERG. $50
TOsT-iower set OF teeth. gold plated. be-
tween Tooth. 18TH sts., Broadway and
Riverside: only useful to owner: liberal re-
ward. Telephone Cathedral. 7o7o. Apt. sc.
l oST-In taxi, Thursday. pair tortoiseshell
spectacles. Finder please send to IL w.
18th, HAMPTON. Phone 7160 Watkins
Suitable reward,
tOST-Bunch OF black clipped ostrich plumes.
near l25th st. Notify Mrs. w. w. MICH
OILS. Scarsdale, n. Y. reward.
LOST-Pocketbook. sum OF money, marine
license. auto license; liberal reward.
FIELD. 80 Monroe place. Bklyn.
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DIED.

krkerrrau1. A. NJ. McAfeo, w. J..
nunham, Mary y. Noble, I7abella
= ..'~rpr0 ~ go prciier. 7. W. r.
Dwvcr Franklin r. Quinn. John s.
Laura shaffer. Wilbur ~
y Silver Stanley l..
Gahagan, 7. Alfred S0mrft r. rwfcinh.
Green, Thomas w. StOwcu. Ro-alie n.
Hickson. Stephen A. Strehrigh, Robert w
Hurley, 10 cph Stuyvcennt, VI. +.
Jacobs, Timothy +. Thur fou. A~ra r.
Ioveph, Alfredo n. Thurston, John IT,
Nissan, Anna s. goppin, Sueie v.
Ercmcn'z. James Al Tucker Mary T..
Lewis. Miriam r.. u NOiz, Jacob
Murray, Mary X.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Towne will
give dance tonight at +05 Park ave-
nue. for their debutante daughter. Miss
Eleanor Towne. In advance dinners
will be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Eric r.
Swenson. Mr.. and Mrs. Sven A Swenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Hammond. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Longfellow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan have
come from Newport TO 22 East Forty
seventh street. where they have taken an
apartment for term OF years. Their
former home at East Seventy-ffth
street has been purchased by Mr..
Clarence II. Mackay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13

a lingering Illness, Miriam
Ellis. beloved wife OF Richard V. Lewis,
at Iryington-on- Hudson, on Friday, No
vember Il. Ser, ices AZ the home az 20
O'Clock on Sunday, November II. inter-
rnent private. NIndlv omit floMers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09

First Christian Church, Cambridge
Clty-Pastor. the Rev. E. s. Conner:
Sunday school superintendent, C. P.
MARBLES: Sunday school at $3.50 a. M;
preaching, 1890 a. m. A program for
afternoon and services in afternoon.
No night service.
All day meeting. Each member
bring well filled baskets. Dinner in
basement. Each member requested to
be present to reorganize for coming
year.
Fountain City Christian Church
Pastor. the Rev. Owen Livengood.
Sunday school at $50 a. M, c. L.
Wright superintendent. Preaching at
10:45 a. m. and 7 D. m. by the pastor.
Special music and song service. Union
Christian Endeavor, 6 p. m. Christian
church.
Cambridge City First Baptist Church
Pastor, the Rev. Ray Collins. Sunday
school. $3.50 a. m, Clifford Oldham,
superintendent. Preaching at ]0:40 a.
m. and Z p. m. B. Y. P. U. at p. m.
Williamsburg Methodist Church.
Sunday school, $50 a. m. The new
officers and teachers desire the loyal
support of all members of the church
and Sunday school. No preaching ser
vice Sunday night. All members are
urged to attend the Friends revival
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-09
Ohio News Flashes

DAYTON-Edward Hall. IA years
old. is held in the Juvenile ward of the
county Jail on the charge of stealing
six motor cars, valued at $1,000. All
Of the machines were taken for Joy
riding and were recovered.
HAMILTON-The city council has
increased the gas rate for domestic
consumption 5 cents thousand cubic
feet and arranged for a special cleo
con February 10. to vote for the
issuance of $650,000 in bonds for a new
electric light plant and equipment.
CLEVELAND-Searc for Mrs. Lii.
liam Wilson, for whom warrant has
been issued, charging her with having
received a part of the $4,000 admit
teddy embezzled from the city of War
rem by Charles B. Kitsler, former city
treasurer. took a detective to Chicago.
CINCINNATI-A lone bandit. armed
with a revolver, entered Joseph H.
Brands drug store and ordered Brand
10 hold up his hands. The robber took
ST from a cash register.