Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 70, 1 February 1918 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, FEB. 1, 1918.

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IIASELY SHIPS 48 HOGS WHICH BRINGIN$2,652 Perry Township Farmer Is Renowned as Breeder of Swine, Says Nate. By NATE EDWARDS ECONOMY. Ind.. Feb. 1. When it cornea to raising bogs, Cbarley Hasely is second to none. Tuesday be drove 48 head of Poland China hogs into the Economy stock yards which totaled up in money $2,652. They were loaded out for Indianapolis market in the evening. Monday and Tuesday there were seven carload of hogs shipped from here The Economy Junior Red Cross is busy every moment when not in school, knitting for the Perry township soldier boys. They have fitted each soldier with a sweater, two pairs of wool socks, wrist muffs and many other articles for their comfort while in camp. ... .Oliver Hiatt, Joe Lamb, Gus Weyl and Frank Pierce were hauling mill feed from the Economy elevator Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Emma Hiatt received a letter from Miss Mira Underhill, who is spending the winter at St. Augustine, Florida, stating that Sir Jack Frost a'nd King Winter had killed all the flowers there. ..The Odd Fellows have taken temporary shelter in the Osborn building.. John Taylor and Jesse Bond brought in a herd of short-horn cattle Tuesday, from east of town The sickehere are Mrs. David Jordan, Mrs. Sumner Beard, Mrs. Laura Barbour and son Vernon, Harry Cain and Harry Williams Mrs. O. L. Hiatt and Mrs. Rufus Williams attended a funeral at Webster Wednesday, and visited Mrs. Cleo Culbertson. They returned to Economy in the evening. Mrs. Stella Hansart, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Williams here, and Mrs. Mildred Ladd of Losantville, has returned to her home at Cadoz, Henry county.... Mrs. W. L. Fenimore has - returned from Muncie, where she visited her son and family for several days. ....Mr. and Mrs. George Ballenger were out on their farm helping Joe Smith butcher bogs Tuesday Frank Cain and Joe Cain were butchering hogs Tuesday. All the butchering work was completed the same day.

Graduate of Purine in Charge of Nursing Class Miss Opal Osborn, a graduate of Purdue University, will have temporary charge of the practical nursing class at the high school when the new term opens Monday. Vocational Director Carman said Friday a graduate nurse will be appointed within a few days. Several applications are under consideration by the board.

MILTON, IND.

The Grange will meet Saturday night. Each member is requested to bring a Btick of wood Mrs. Charles Davis and Mrs. Eaji Doddridge were guests of Mrs. Elmer Weaver when she entertained the 500 Club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Doddridge was made a member of the club. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Lycurgus Beeson Robert Kirtley left Sunday night for Columbus. Ohio, to enter the aviation camp.... The Red Cross had an all-day meeting Friday. Each person brought a lunch, which was served in another room of the building At the meeting of the Rebekah Lodge Tuesday night the following officers were installed: Carrie Newton, Deputy

i Grand Marshal; Rose Murley, Vice-

Grand; Marie Harmier, Treasurer, and Nora Scott, Financial Secretary- After the installation all present enjoyed a raisin pie brought by Mrs. Murley. Mr. and Mrs. Llnvlll Wallace had a a otiAQT Titaala xr T.f we Dan Pata1 and

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or near connersvuie Mrs. Dayton Warren was a Richmond visitor Tuesday.... Mrs. Wallace Warren and Mrs. Gus Kinsinger were at Newcastle Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Morse. Rev. Mr. McCormick preached the funeral Mrs. Ed McConley spent Tuesday with Mrs. Julia Ball... Mr. and Mrs. William Highams and

daughter Minnie of the Bentonville

neighborhood, win spend the weekend with Walter Highams who is at Camp Taylor Ed Wilson and Ed Beeson shipped their hogs to Indianap

olis Wednesday Walter Beck was home from Indianapolis to spend Sunday with his parents.

Gets Boche and Croix De Guerre

NEW MOVEMENT IS BEGUN IN MEXICO

EL PASO, Texas, Feb. 1. Rumors of a new movement against the Mexican government in the state of Sonora were current here today. Jose Obregon, a brother of General Alvaro Obregon, former .. minister of war, is said to be the leader of the new movement which it is reported, has been joined by a large number of Yaqui Indians. The suppression of this revolt was

said to be the reason for sending 1,000 J

federal troops to Sonora from Chihuahua, several days ago.

Czernin Assures Wilson of Austria's Sincerity LONDON, Feb. 1. It is known positively, according to a dispatch from Berne to the Daily Mail, ihat Count Czernin, the Austro-Hungarian foreign minister, through private intermediaries, has sent message after message to President Wilson, assuring him of the sincerity and guilelessness of Austrian diplomacy.

MARTIAL LAW

12 IMPLICATED IN KIDNAPPING

MARSHFIELD, Mo., Feb. 1. Claude Piersol, convicted of the kidnapping of Lloyd KeetB, who probably will be removed today to the state penitent! ary to begin his 35-year sentence, made a new confession last night ac

cording to Sheriff MacKey today. Piersol, according to the Eheriff, declared that a Springfield attorney ad

vised with the kidnapping gang, even

drawing up the contract specifying the amount each was to receive when the ransom money was paid by J. Holland Keet, the baby's father. The confession is said to name 12 persons. Piersol again declared he was not the leader of the kidnappers but that orders were issued by a mysterious person known as "Riley."

Continued From Page One.' "The tide for which President Wilson has so long and so patiently cut. the channel is beginning to flow at last. A cleavage between the German people and tbeir rulers stands revealed, but as yet the cleavage is no more than an incipient one." On the other hand, the Daily Mail, argues that if revolution Is talked about in Germany, it is because the German government wants it to be talked about It says that it is virtually true that no strike can happen there in war time unless the government sees profit in it. The Daily Mail

i regards the movement as really an

appeal to British and French workmen to strike and says that if the appeal succeeded the Germans would immediately suppress their own strikers and renew the war with increased energy. Refer To Wednesday. In their late editions, the morning papers print further items on the strikes received by way of Holland but all apparently refer to happenings on Wednesday. The Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung, says that the shipyard hands at Dantzig struck on Tuesday. The strike began in the Schichau ward and the strikers were joined by 4,000 workers in the government yards. Up to Wednesday the workers in the armB and artillery plants at Dantzig had remained at work. The general commanding the Leip

zig district has posted placards in that city threatening to send all the strikers to the fighting front. It is reported that the German government up to this time has prevented the strike from extending to the railways and tram-ways and the workers employed in the production and distribution of food. ,

LITHUANIANS TO MEET

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1. Means of relieving starvation in Lithuania and of promoting the future welfare of that country, after the war, will be the principal questions to come before the convention of the Lithuanian national

council of America in New York, Mar.

13 and 14. Delegates representing approximately 600,000 Lithuanians now resident in this country are expected to attend.

SHULTZ TO PREACH

JACKSONBURG, Ind., Feb. 1. Rev. C. E. Shultz, of Newcastle, will conduct services in the Christian church here Sunday morning and evening. Special musical numbers will be rendered.

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corps, who formerly lived in New! York. He has won the croix de guerre j for winging a boche airpiane on the !

western front while he was a corporal In the Lafayette escadrille.

IS PREBLE COUNTY MAN

EATON. O., Feb. 1. J. D. A. Morrow, Preble county man, has been appointed an assistant to Fuel Administrator Garfield, according to advices received here by friends. Mr. Morrow is a son of It. E. Morrow, of Jackson township.

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Thrift Day

Gov. Goodrich by proclamation, has set aside Sunday, Feb. 3rd, as Thrift Day. Sermons will be preached in the various churches this coming Sunday on Thrift. Go to Church Sunday. Monday has been designated as a special day for buying Thrift and War-Savings Stamps. Save and Serve. A Country Worth Fighting For is a Country Worth Saving For. BUY W.S.S.

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