Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 129, 11 April 1918 — Page 2

PACE TWO

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UNION COUNTY " GOES OVER IN LIBERTY DRIVE i ' ' ' .'' '' ' ' ,' " ' '' Among First in State to Subscribe Quota toThW UbcrtyLoan. . LIBERTY. ApriTnWbite one of the smallest counties in tbe state, Union county has already over-sub-ecrlbed Us quota to the Third Liberty loan. The county's quota was $180,000, and on Thursday the amount subscribed was J205.00O. The county was one of tbe first to report to the state that its quota bad been subscribed. Arthur Borrldale, 23 years old, died at Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.. following an illness of spinal meningitis- Ho was the first Union county soldier to die in service. The body was brought to the home of his mother at Liberty, and burial was held Monday. Services were conducted by Rev. CharlesWhitr man of fie Seymour Methodist church, at the Uberty Methodist church. The funeral was one of the largest held here for many years. According to an elder brother of porridale, who was with him during his illness, the soldier received the most careful treatment from the surgeons and nurses at the hospital, and the rumor that soldiers in the hospitals are neglected, he stated to be without foundation. Mrs. John Shert. widow of John Short, who was superintendent of the Liberty high schools a number of years, is dangerously ill at her home here. Hampton Stevens. 93 years old, is very sick at . his home we&t of this fity. 30 PREBLE MEN TO BE DRAFTED EATOfT, O., April ll Their names being next in order, it is expected the following young men will make up tbe list from which Preble cocnty's thirty men. under the second call for draftees, will be selected: Charles Thujn. Eaton; Albert Harris, flaton; Charles Harsbman, Eaton; Dnvr Murray. Eaton; Henry Bucher. Eaton; Clarence Kehr. Eaton; Nelson Weatherly, Eaton; W. Jordan, $aton; Edward C. Neal, Eaton; Glenn Longnecker, Eaton; E- B- Hut, Verona; Leslie Huffman. Lewisburg; A it bur Farra, Lewisburg; Roy Silvers, Camden; Andrew Myers, Richmond, Ind., rural route: William H. Haller, New Paris; Earl Copp, West Alexandria; Harry Moots. Lewisburg; Wilbur Fisher. Camden; Edgar Bunger, Lewisburg; Carl Stacks, College forner; John Horrlgan, Covington. Ky.; Walter Shurte, New Paris; Ernest Hensley, Hilton. Va.; Charles E. Werts, West Alexandria; Clifford Piper. Camden; William E. Moore, Campbellstown; Frank Snyder, West Manchester; Jacob Schull. Camden; Vernie Castle, Gratis; Roy T. Roebra, Toledo; Frank lrvin, Oxford. Charles Murray, restaurant man, and Charles Baker, butcher, boib of this city, were severely injured late Tuesday night In an automobile acci-

near Johnsviile, when a Ford car they were riding in skidded and turned over in the road. . Baker's injuries consist of a broken collar bono and bruises on the body and face. Mirray'a left shoulder and arm are wrenched, . two ribs on the left side fractured ana ne " is bruised on tbe face and body. Tbe accident happened when Baker, who waa driving the car. turned to the side of the road to avoid striking an object and as he

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Wile Struck Him With Whiskey BotUe, He Charges Because bis wife was habitually drunk, and at one time hit htm over the head with a whiskey bottle, another time struck him with an iron poker and on several occasions struck him with -her fiats, according to tbe allegations made In his complaint.

George Morris baa filed suit for di

vorce In the circuit court. Morris said that he was married in 1913 and that since that time hia wife has been Intoxicated many times and has refused to prepare bis meals, continually . neglecting her household dutieseVERSTT THOMPSON HELD Everett Thompson was arrested Wednesday night by the police on an affidavit awom out against him by neighbors. Thompson was charged with assault and battery on is wife.

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Here Is YOUR Boy going over the top, his gun in hand, his jaw set, his heart on fire. It is the most dramatic moment in the life of this soldier and in the life of this nation. His heart and mind are set on xme thing VICTORY victory over an enemy who stands for acts and ideas which this soldier despises which he is ready to give his life to destroy. We here at home hate these things, too. We are pledged to their destruction to our last dollar and our last man. But this soldier can actually get-his-hands-on-them and root them out of the world forever if we will lend him a hand.

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He stands for the aspiration, the conviction of a hundred million people translated into action. He is doing ' what the rest of us are dreaming. Only through him can we win the Victory. But He Can't Do It With His Bare Hands! He asKs you to badft him up with guns, shells, tanKs, airplanes. Let's lend him a hand by lending our dollars. Then no power in the world can prevent him from winning the Victory.

He Is the Symbol off the Liberty Loam

Lend Him a Hand!

Buy Liberty Bonds,

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The long fighting ages of the world have never seen a better soldier than this boy of yours your son your husband your brother your friend. He stands for the sons of America, hundreds of thousands strong, soon to be millions. He is doing his part we must do ours!

IL.EE B. NUSBAUM GO