Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 75, 6 February 1914 — Page 10

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAtC,AY FEB- 6 1914

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GRAY'S'UAVALPOLICY" OUT OF HARMONY (Continued from Page 1.)

"Mr. Gray, in my opinion, has inulted union workmen of Richmond by his wllfull mininterpretation. of the petition sent to h1 and the accompanying letter. , , all stand for peace, and we know that the United States, as a world power, to maintain peace, must have a large navy. We will all welcome the day when the nations of the world disarm, but until that day we stand firmly for the policy of a navy large enough to insure our national defense and honor. "Mr. Gray says he can not accept the petition we sent him as reflecting the sentiment of the 'laboring people of Richmond.' Without risk of contradiction, I can assure him that if the members of the local Trades Council had taken the trouble to do so, we could have secured the signature of every intelligent, patriotic citizen of Richmond to the petition we sent him." Impugn Gray's Motive. Quite a few union workingmen frankly asserted today that Mr. Gray had resorted to a cheap political trick by attempting to show that he was a peace advocate and the workers of this city had been rebuffed by him because they were "jingoes." Two of them called attention to a press dispatch published in this morning's newspapers that President Wilson had formally indorsed Secretary of the Navy Daniels' program calling for the construction of two battleships this year. "That shows that Mr. Gray is once more out of harmony with the policies of the Democratic party," was the way one of these men put It.

Republican Ward meetings tonight at 7:30. Everybody welcome.

DENIES BULGARIANS KILL DEFENSELESS

Jim Crist, leader of the Bulgarian colony in Richmond, who acted as special representative of his allies during the war with Turkey, today entered a denial to the allegation that his countrymen had killed defenseless men and women. He said his countrymen used the methods of Christian warfare. Attention was called to the death of Grosde Koleff and Marko Isvanoff, two local Bulgarians, who were with the army at Saloniki. These men, so Crist said, were on a 6hip which the Greeks burned. Greeks are attempting to foist their customs on the Macedonians, to which, according to Crist, his nation will fight to prevent.

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Gray Opposes Bigger Navy to Defend Country

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I wed again, a plain ordinary man will do," she said.

BLIND BOY STUDIES LAW. NEW YORK, Feb. 6. William Schlenok, an 18-year-old blind boy, will enter Columbia University to rtridy law. He hopes to be a successful lawyer.

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REVIVAL MEETINGS START IN ELDORADO

ELDORADO, O., Feb. 6. Beginning next Sunday. Rev. Sara L. Stoner, pastor of the Universalist church, assisted by Rev. J. H. Blackford, of Eldorado, and Rev. O. G. Colgrove, of Greenville, will conduct a series of gospel meetings. Special musical numbers will be a feature each evening.

Ellsworth Bass, secretary of the Central Trades Council, Is In receipt of the following answer from Finly Gray, anent the recent resolution of that body favoring an increased navy: "I have your letter of the 21st inst, enclosing a petition signed by yourself. R. G. Leeds, E. H. Harris, L. M. Feeger, W. R. Poundstone and others as representing union labor at Richmond, and asking for the construction of battleships to furnish employment to labor. In response thereto I must advise you that I have already on full consideration opposed this policy and defended the American workmen as against this claim as coming from them, and that I am sustained in the position I have taken, not only by organized labor in this country, but by the organized trade unions of the world. "I have presented your letter and petition both to the United States department of labor and the American Federation of Labor, of which Hon. Samuel Gompers Is president, and I am constrained to advise you that your letter and petition have been repudiated and resented as coming from organized labor, and especially discredited as representing any sentiment as coming from the American workingmen. Outlines Defense. "I quote from my remarks on the naval holiday resolution in the house of representatives, and cite you to page 310 of the current record of congress in a full statement of my defense of the American workingmen as against the construction of battleships to afford labor employment, as demanded in your letter: " 'Child labor, the sweatshop system and many of the villainies against men and society have long been defended upon the ground of furnishing employment to labor, but this is probably its first use to justify a policy of war and human slaughter. I deny that the laboring men of America stand for war. I deny that the laboring men of America are asking for human bloodshed to secure employment. I deny that the laboring men of America are asking for the destruction of human life that they may secure wages. Of all then, let it be said, to the honor and credit of American workingmen, they have first stood for peace and against war.' "The resolution for a naval holiday and protesting against increased naval construction, to which I addressed my remarks, was passed in the house of representatives by an almost overwhelming majority. "I quote from the report of the American Federation of Labor delegates to the British Trades Congress, 1913, as showing the attitude of labor abroad against your policy of increasing the navy to secure employment: "'One of the strongest impressions made upon the minds of your delegates while attending the congress was the prevailing sentiment against International wars: There seems to be a general sentiment that tradeunionists would not be pawns in the game of international war as played by political or commercial interests for financial or territorial agrandizement, and that the trade unionists of the world, bound together in bonds of fraternity, strengthened by the an

nual visitations of delegates irom each country to the other, would enter their most protest protest against being rendered as food for the cannon and other implements of war at the behest of their despoilers.' "I also quote from the report of G. W. Perkins, labor delegate from the United States to the Trades Uunion Congress held at Zurich, Switzerland, 1913, as showing the intense opposition of labor in continental Europe against the policy of military extension: " 'Everywhere in Europe and especially continental Europe, there is a strong protest and terriffically bitter feeling against large standing armies. The expense for the maintenance and the upkeep and overhead charges, in Germany especially, is something ap

palling, and constitutes the reason which actuates largely as a protest against the standing army.' "In conclusion, I beg to state that In view of my acceptance of membership on the committee of naval affairs, upon the nomination of the ways and means committee, the endorsement of the Democratic caucus and election by the house of Representatives, especially by reason of my position relative to the increase of the navy; and in view of the overwhelming sentiment in the house of representatives favoring the policy of a naval holiday, for which I stand, and In view of my position, being in full accord with the trades union of the world, and in View of the repudiation and resentment of your position by the American Federation of Labor, and In view of my own personal knowledge of the sentiment among the laboring people of Richmond and the people generally throughout my district, I can not accept your letter and petition as voicing the sentiment of labor in my district as favoring the construction of battleships to afford employment. Most sincerely, FINLY H. GRAY. "Washington, D. C. Jan. 28, 1914."

Tells Public Service Board of His Part in Car Strike

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RUNDY HALL MEN NAME COUNCILMEN

Bundy Hall dormitory men, Earlham college, have selected the following to

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SUSTAINS DEMURRER Special Judge Upholds Ruling on Petition.

The demurrer fled by John Dodson, guardian of Ethol Paul, in the case of Sarah Myers against Essie Paul, was sustained today In circuit court by Special Judge Comstock, who was appointed to decide the legal question on a petition presented recently by Ray Shlveley, attorney for the plaintiff. The case is ended as far as the circuit court is concerned, and only an appeal can place the case at Issue again. The case is that over which two prominent members of the Wayne county bar recently engaged tn a fist fight. The decision of Judge Comstock settles the question as to whether the grandchildren of Moses Myers have a contingent remainder in the entire estate, in favor of the grandchildren. Ethol Paul, whose guardian lied the demurrer, sustained by Judge Comstock, is one of the grandchildren.

ALLEGES WIFE WAS " UNFAITHFUL TO HIM Charging unfaithfulness, Shirley Herring filed a complaint today tn cir. cult court asking divorce from his wife, Alminla Herring. Herring and his wife were married in April. 1912.

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Masterson, accused of being the leader of the alleged sluggers of the street car company, testified before the public service commission at Indianapolis yesterday in the hearing of the Terre Haute street car controversy.

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NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given to the citizens of Richmond. Wayne County, Indiana, and all others concerned, that the undersigned, being duly rrualifed according to law. will make application to the Board of County Commissioners of said county, at the next regular session, commencing on the first Monday of March, 1914. for a renewal of my license to sell intoxicating liquors at retail with permission to allow the same to be drunk upon the premises where sold, in accordance with the provisions of an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved March 17th. 1875, and all amendments and additions thereto and all other laws of the state now in force in relation to such business. The precise location of the said premises for which I desire such license, and a specific description and location of the room in such building, is as follows: Being the ground floor room of a three-story brick building located on lot number three (3) in that part of the City of Richmond, in Wayne County. Indiana, laid out by Bickle and Uti and lying east on Fort Wayne avenue and west of Fifth (now Eighth street in said city. Said room being more particularly located and described as follows, to-wlt: Beginning at a point on the east side of said Fort Wayne avenue in said City of Richmond, where the line which divides lots numbered three (3) and four (4) in that part of said City of Richmond as laid out by Bickle and Laws as aforesaid, intersects said ea6t line of said Fort Wayne avenue, thence southeastwardly sixty (60) feet along said line which divides said lots numbered three (3) and four (4) as aforesaid; thence at a right angle to said line twenty-five (25) feet, (the same being the full width of said lot number three); thence northwestwardly sixty (60) feet along the line which divides lots numbered two (2) and three (3) in said part of said City of Richmond as laid out by said Bickle and Laws, as aforesaid, to the said east side of said Fort Wayne avenue: thence south westward ly along said east side of Fort Wayne avenue twenty-five (23 feet more or less, to the place of beginning. Said room being known and designated as being number One Hundred and Ninety-three (193) Fort Wayne avenue, and being in the Second Ward of the City of Richmond, in Wayne township, Wayne County, state of Indiana. HOMER V. M'LELAND.

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