Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 270, 24 September 1917 — Page 7

PAGE SEVElf NEARLY THIRD OF FOREIGNERS BOUGHT BONDS Tomorrow Will Be the Beginning Greatest J OS Pennsylvania Railroad Publishes Figures on Liberty Purchases. J

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, SEPT. 24, 1917

Thirty-two percent of foreign-born employe of the Pennsylvania rail

road subscribed to the first Liberty Loan, according to a statement Issued

by that railroad.

In making the investigation It was 'earned there are men of forty-two

nationalities employed on the Penney!

vania railroad. Members of 30 alien races were Included among the buyers

ef Liberty Bonds. . The Italian race furnishes the larg

est number of foreign-born employes, the number being about one-third of

all the alien born. About 32 percent

of the Italians bought Liberty Bonds

Forty-three percent of the Irish

born employes subscribed to the Loan. Thirty-six percent of the English born

and thirty-six percent of the Russian and Polish born employes Invested in

Liberty Bonds. Germans Bought Too The statement shows the interest

ing fact that 32 percent of employes of German birth were subscribers to

the Liberty Loan.

Two Japanese and two Chinese were found to be in service but none were recorded as subscribing to the

loan.

Other buyers of the bonds Included such diverse nationalities as Swedes, Slavs, Spaniards, Bohemians, Swiss, Roumanians. Norwegians, Hollanders,

Danes, Cubans. Finns. Greeks. Aus

tralians. Portugese. Serbs, Syrians

South Americans. West Indians, Ar

abs, Armenians. Persians, Africans, Ukrania. Costa Ricans and Croats.

The inquiry brought about the fact

that since the fall of 1914, tne fenn-

sylvanla Lines East of PittsLurg have sustained a net loss of 7,977 employes of foreign birth, as a result of men

returning to their native country for military service, or have taken posi

tions at higher wages brought about by economic conditions caused, by the

war.

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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davis, formerly

- of this place, ars the proud parents

of a fine baby boy Paul Miimirn

son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Milburn, has

returned to Stanton college, taking

with him as a fellow student, William

Hunt of Richmond.... .The funeral of

Mrs. Dan Shalley of Missouri, was

held at the home of her sister, Mrs

Dora Hutchins, at 2 o'clock. Tuesday . evening Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ball of

Fountain City, spent Sunday at the

home of John Moyer and wife.. . . .Mrs.

Charles Boyd pent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Winfield Plehe The stork

bas been very liberal this week. He

' left a fine baby girl at, the country

home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds

west of town, and another with Mr.

and Mrs. Jess Williams A number of people attended the social given at the town hall Wednesday night In

honor of the soldier boys who are leav-

, ine for the training camp .Mr. and

Mrs. John Newman and daughter spent Sunday with Roscoe Reynolds

and family near Fountain City...

Mr. and Mrs. Addison St. Meyers of . Winchester, spent Wednesday night with their sen Carl, who left for th training camp Friday.. .. .Mr3. Lon

Parker had her tonsils removed ThurS' day and is getting along fine.

The South produces 1,450,000,000 pounds of cottonseed oil, 60,000.000 pounds of peanut oil, 10,000.000 pounds 4t KnttA., am4 1 AAA AAA

pounds of margarine.

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Improvement.

Mrs. Rose Dedisman, 23 S. W. Sec

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be better than It had been for a pret

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The First Pair of glaases should be rery carefully fitted. Our fitting is scientific.

DR. GR0SVEN0R OcnKst

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One Exceptional Value goes at only

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In this lot there are instruments appropriate for every home. They will fit in with the finest surroundings and be an everlasting source of pleasure to the purchaser. Then there are some that are just the thing for beginners and the prices on these are ridiculously low. All in all, the lot comprises the most wonderful selection ever offered in any Starr Sale before and the prices have been cut to the very quick to enable us to clear our floors for the holiday displays. Whether you want a piano or a player come in and see what we have. We know we have the goods and that the prices are so low you simply cant resist if you are at all interested. We can't tell you of all the advantages of coming. You must see this superb selection to fully appreciate the values. There are both Pianos and Players in Every Style and Finish Come! Railroad fares will be refunded to all out-of-town purchasers within a radius of 35 miles from Richmond. Come this is the greatest sale we ever held come. v

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Corner Tenth and Main Streets Richmond, Indiana