Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 190, 22 June 1917 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1917

SENATOR RAPS RECORD OF MY II. GRAY i .V", ' " 1 unm 1 i" t - 4 - 4 , Fernild Pleads T for Election of Elliott , in Speech at r Fountain, City. , . :'j

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind., June- 22. New Garden township roteri care entbuaiaetlc; greeting to 1 Senator '"'Bert Fernald of Maine who spoke here last night at the K. of P. hall In the1 intereats of the candidacy of Richard N. Elliott,. Republican congressional nominee. .; - ,, .v . "Plans for peace" was the topic the senator discussed. ; He predicted that unless there was a Republican protective tariff on the statute books - at the close of the world war this conntry would be ingulfed with the paupermade products of Europe. -. He said the. American' people must look ahead to -this, time and have a Republican- majority in - congress - before the close of the war. This was one , of the . principal arguments Sena tor Fernald advanced for the election of Mr. Elliott.. , . . , ; Fred White Presides. Fred White of Richmond presided over the meeting, and made an eloquent plea to the people of New Garden' township to subscribe in full, or over-subscribe, the township's quota of the Red Cross war fund. Senator Fernald explained that Republicans In congress were doing everything in their power to support the president In his war measures. He pointed out that "it was Representative Kahn of California, a Republican, who led the fight in the house for the army bill which. President Wilson submitted, and he reminded his auditors that Representative Kitchen, of North Carolina, the Democratic floor, leader, was the man who led the fight against this measure. He declared the clamor being made by Democratic speakers, that the president must have a Democratic congress to support him in this war, was absolutely ludicrous. Pleas - Are Amusing. ."Last year the Democrats asked the voters for their support,, because we kept you out of war,' and now they ask your support because we are at war.' It is really amusing," he said. In reference to the candidacy of Finly K. Gray, Democratic congressional nominee, he said: - . .": "I can not refrain from saying that Gray's career does not stamp him as a man- of progressive tendencies or of farseeing ability,".. said Senator Fernald.. V'aa he opposed increases in the irmy and navy in at least two set and carefully prepared speeches. If he and : other Democrats had assumed the proper course we would be prepared today and the war could be closed much sooner than it will be. . Career Has No Appeal. "Gray's political career does not appeal to the voters of this district as a man that they wish to have represent them in this crying hour of our country's .need, as it would be a long step from the attitude he assumed and the principles he advocated during his public career, to the posiUgn voters of this district and of the country at large expect him to take.. . "On the other hand Elliott is in the prime of life, stalwart and true, and will be found standing with his party in all public questions of the day. "He has given assurance in public speeches and to his friends that he uould first of all stand by the people, which is the highest duty a public man can conceive. I am satisfied after conversation with tn.e leading citizens of the county and district that Elliott will be elected by a much larger majority than Judge Comstock was in the last election. . :

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Where Berlin claims evacuation of trenches by ' British troops in Macedonia and repulse of machine gun squad's attack. Along the Struma between Lakes Butkova and Tablnos (1) the British abandoned advance trenches. Between the Vardar and Lake Doiran (2) a British detachment of machine and automatic guns advanced to the Bulgarian outposts, but was forced to retire.

Family o' Four is Found Dead on Farm

TOLEDO, la., June 22. The entire Ludicek family, consisting of Mrs. Josqph Ludicek, her two sons, James and Albert, and daughter, Helen, were

found dead today at the Ludicek farm, northeast of Toledo, by Joe Buresh, a son-in-law of Mrs. Ludicek. A rifle shot had been fired through the head of each. The weapon was found beside the body of Albert Ludicek, the elder of the dead sons, 21 years old, who, it is believed, was responsible for the tragedy.

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LARGE INCREASES III CORPORATIONS' TAX MADE BY REVIEWERS Following is a list of assessments of Richjmond corporation made Thursday by the county board of review: 1916 WIT Miller-Kemper ' 1 company. I 16.050 $ 16,000 Miller Brothers Hardware company. 126,870 155,270 Miller Harness " - Store... 3.260 2.340 McConaha company 12.640 14,300 O. G. Murray and company .. 400 1,000 Martin Music . . . . Shop 'i 1.980 Murray Theater company 39,640 41,130 Morton Realty , company 20,410 National Automatic Tool company 26,780 50,440 Nicholson Brothers company..... 10,000 10,500 Nicholson Printing and Manufacturing Co 25,630 26,530 L. B. Nusbaum & company 20,290 27,100 Odd Fellows' Hall Building association. 38,920 38,920 Palladium Printing company 30,150 31,150 Pilot Motor Car company 24,090 27,520

Peerless Grocery , company 1,950 Quaker City Candy company v 2,000 3,870 Richmond Candy company ;. 9,170 10,200

Richmond Electric company. , .. 4,700 4,710 Richmond Fnrni-" ' . ture company.. ... 5,050 5,300 Richmond Piano ' company 50 50 Chauncey Cleaning company . 710. 800 Fry Brothers company;........... .6,760 6,700

TOTAL ENROLLMENT IS PLACED AT 9,649,938

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making the nation's final total enrollment 9.649,938,-provost marshal general Crowder announced today that draft regulations will be ready for publication July 1, two months before the first csll to the colors. Details of the machinery governing exemption boards were not, disclosed.

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Persistent reports have been Circulated throughout the Sixth District that Hon. Finly H. Gray, Democratic candidate for Congress did not give President Wilson proper support during the last Session of Congress. That he might learn the truth, Bent Wilson, a manufacturer of Cambridge City , wrote to the President a few days ago, Below is- a reproduction of the letter to the President and the President's Reply. READ BOTH LETTERS

Gunbridge City, June 15, 1917 President Woodrow Wilson, Washington, D. C. Dear Sir: - Reports are being circulated in this district that the Democratic candidate for Congress, Hon. Finly H. Gray, did not give proper support during the past two years to your recommendations for preparedness and other war measures. Will you kindly give me the facts in the matter. Very truly yours, Bent Wilson.

THE WHITE HOUSE Washington June 19, 1917 My Dear Mr. Wilson: I am very glad indeed to reply to your letter of June fifteenth that the Honorable Finly H. Gray throughout his membership in the House has given the present administration the most generous and cordial support. It would afford me the greatest gratification to see him return to the House of Representatives. Cordially and sincerely yours, Woodrow Wilson. Mr. Bent Wilson, ' Standard Manufacturing Co., Cambridge City, Indiana.

MR. VOTER If you want to do a patriotic service in this time of war, vote next Tuesday to send to Congress from the Sixth District a man who will give the President "most generous and cordial support." That man is Hon. Finly H. Gray who has been tried and found true to the President. Why send some other man who has no record and about whom you know little or nothing? Send an experienced man who has made good. TAKE NO CHANGES-VOTE FOR GRAY :i.-Y r '," '-y . . .' ' " . . '. -: - . . s Political Advertisement paid for by the Sixth District Democratic Committee