Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 21, 6 December 1917 — Page 12

PAGE TWELVE THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, DEC. 6, 1917.

WAR TRADE BOARD PICKS FRIENDLY FOREIGN FIRMS List of Non-enemy Companies in Latin-America Is Prepared. WASHINGTON', Dec. 6. The war trade board went actively to work today on a classification of non-enemy firms in Central and South America, to Berve American merchants barred from trade with 1.600 concerns blacklisted, except under special license, by order of the board last night. The order, which calls the list officially "The enemy trading list," is the first section of a record which eventually will include the names of firms in most countries in the world Including the United States., By its provisions, which were . promulgated under the authority of the trading with the enemy act, merchants are forbidden to trade with firms specified except under special license, which, if given, will be issued apart from the regular export and import licenses. Central and South America was dealt with first because, the board announces, a large number of firms in

Hoosier Happenings

PROSECUTOR IS ATTACKED LINTON, Dec. 6. William R. Vosloh, prosecuting attorney for Green county, was assaulted on a downtown street and injured painfully by William Stevenson and Stanley R. Bennett. The attack, it is believed, Jollowed action by Vosloh to have a

the southern republics have been actively aiding Germany's cause and financing German propaganda in the United States. All those named in the list are charged with secretly or openly assisting America's enemies. The action of the board in undertaking the preparation of lists of nonenemy firms in Latin-America is to minimize as far as possible inconvenience to American merchants. The con-enemy list to be compiled from information received from consular officers will serve as a substitute and pains will be taken to determine that those named are cot acting as agents for those blacklisted will not, however assume responsibility for their financial standing. The announcement of the blacklist said that it had been issued at the instance of Americans engaged in foreign trade who sought government guidance in their observation of the law. It will be extended to other countries as rapidly as additional information is obtained. Additions and various changes will be published twice a month.

parole on which Bennett's wife is at liberty revoked. ' WILL CARE FOR DEPENDENTS ; SOUTH BEND, Dec. 6. Dependents of soldiers now in the service of the United States will be taken care of by the St. Joseph County Chapter of the Red Cross society. A fund of $25,000 has been raised for this purpose. STAR FOR EVERY PUPIL ANDERSON, Dec. 6. The students of the Anderson high school are making a service flag with a star for every former pupil who is now in the service of Uncle Sam. RED CROSS SEAL SALE LAWREXCEBURG, Dec 6. Red Cross seals to the amount of $600 probably will be sold in Dearborn county. Lawrenceburg's allotment is $250. COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS BLOOMINGTON. Dec. 6. A community Christmas tree celebration will be held on the public square under the direction of Prof-George Schlafer, city director of recreation. The Christmas tree will be lighted even7 night during the Yuletide holidays.

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"THE ADMINISTRATION SAYS:" 1. Eat less beef, mutton and pork; use any of this kind of meat not more than once a day. 2. Do not waste an ounce; utilize all left-overs. 3. Save the country's domestic animals the supply is running short. Use one ounce of meat less per person per day and our allies will have meat.

THE ADMINISTRATION SAYS: INSTEAD OF MEAT Eat vegetables, salted and fresh fish, cheese, milk eggs, poultry and game. Eat peanuts, peanut butter, beans, dried peas, nuts.

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Praise of Kaiser in Gotham Text Books is to be Taken Out

NEW YORK, Dec. 6. German text books containing laudatory references to the German emperor, or the . history of the Hohenzollerns will be eliminated from the course of study in the high schools in New York City, it waa announced today by Lawrence A. Wilkine, who is in charge of teaching modern languages in the schools. A meeting of eight teachers of German, whose loyalty is unquestioned, will be held on Friday for the purpose of deleting questionable passages in the text books. Mr. Wilkins also announced that steps would be taken to prevent the possibility of, teachers of German spreading Teutonic propaganda in the high, schools. He said it was not difficult for a teacher to deviate from the textbooks and bring into the classroom the discussion of a subject that might lead a student to receive false impressions.

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PURDUE ELEVEN'S CAPTAIN ENLISTS IN FLYING SECTION

LAFAYETTE. Ind., Dec. 6. WiHiam Jennings Berns, plucky captain of the Purdue varsity eleven, today enlisted in the ' aviation department of the United States army and will likely be seat to the flying school at Columbus, O. He has been a tackle, on the Purdue team for the past three years and has been a leader of his class. ' He was to have been graduated next June. His home is at Linton. Ind.

Fire Truck's Speed Limited by Court

ANDERSON. Ind., Dec 6. The state law limiting the speed of motor vehicles in cities applies to fire trucks as well as other vehicles, Circuit Judge Pence has ruled, and Anderson's fire trucks will not be allowed to exceed twelve miles an hour in making runs to a Are. The ruling was made' in court in toe case of J. P. Sears 'who sought Judgment for damage done his property when Fire Chief Alcord ran into bis porch while making a run to a fire. He was awarded $30.

One Thousand Stars in Purdue's Flag

LAFAYETTE. led.. Dec. 6. Purdue university will soon raise an immense service flag to the top of the flagpole on the university campus. The flag will contain 1.000 stars, and will be

one of the tersest in the United States. The flag is being made by the girls of Purdue, a committee having been appointed for that purpose. Professor Carolyn Shoemaker, dean . of the women's department, has charge of the work.

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