Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 166, 24 May 1918 — Page 14
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND, SUN-TELEGRAM, , FRIDAY, MAY 241918
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ROSE P. STOKES IS FOUND GUILTY UNDER SPY LAW
Jury Convicts on Three Counts - She Faces Term
in Prison.
KANSAS CITY, May 24. Mrs. Rose
Pastor Stokes, charged with violation
of the espionage act, was convicted by
a jury. In Federal Court laat night.
Mrs. Stokes was convicted upon all three counts in the indictment against
her. After conferring with Francis M
Wilson. United States District Attor
ney. . and Seymour Stedman, of Chi
casro. Mrs. Stoke's counsel, Judge Van
Valkenburgh announced that he would defer sentence pending a motion for a new trial. He set June 1 as the date
for hearing the motion. ' '
The case had been given the jury at
2:25 in the afternoon.
The closing arguments for the de
fense were . made by Seymour Sted
man, her attorney. Mr. Stedman declared that the ad
dress of Mrs. Stokes before the Wom
en's Dining club of Kansas City, which
was the basis of the charges against
her. was intended for mature minds
and was theoretical. He pointed out
that the . testimony had shown Mrs
Stokes was knitting for soldiers just
previous to her arrest.
"She stands today as the most
subtle,' vicious German propagandist
in America," declared Francis M. Wilson, the United States District Attor
ney, In summing up the government's case. . "I do not charge that she is a paid agent of the Kaiser." he continued, "but I do say she is a frenzied fanatic on Socialism." Conviction carries with it a possible penalty of a fine of not more than $10,000, or 20 years' imprisonment, or both, on each count.
! FOUNTAIN CITY, IND.
Mrs. Rebecca Brown is seriously ill. . '. .Miss Iva- McNutt of Richmond spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. N.,Hatfleld spent Sunday .with . T. Death and family. .. .Mr. and ' Mrs. Jesse Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Harrison were the Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Adams of Richmond were the Sunday guests of James Clark and family. . . .Miss Alice Fahren who is attending Richmond Business College spent Sunday with her parents. .. .Miss Marie Keene was the Sunday guest of Omar Clark and family Miss Clementine Overman of Richmond spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Overman. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parker of Indianapolis were visiting relatives here Saturday... .Mr. Jesse Parker of Hollansburg was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams Saturday and Sunspent Sunday with relatives at Webster. ...Miss Faye Kenin entertained at her home east of town Friday evening Misses Gladys and Louise Study and Messrs. Robert Thomas and Winston Huff.... Mrs. Gilford Hunt and two children of Connersville are risking relatives here.... Mr. C. C. Fulghum is in Buffalo on business.... The Sunday guests of Lum Foreman and family were Ben Foreman and family of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Showalter and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brittan Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark are visiting relatives at this place. .. .Miss lnes Swain entertained her Sunday school class at her home Saturday afternoon. Those present were Misses Gladys and Goldle Gifford, Ruth and Vera Pitts, Faye Kern and Lois Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kiever of Muncie were here visiting relatives. .. .Mrs. James Fall and children of Richmond were visiting here Monday.
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NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT
State of Indiana. Wayno County, ss:
Kutat or Charles Alorarce, deceased. ' Notice la hereby given that the un-
deralxned has been appointed oy the Vayn Circuit Court. Administrator of
the etate or diaries Morarce.
cased, late of Wayne County, Indiana.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent. HARRY C. IJOAN,
Administrator.
1 Mn and Mrs. Garland D; Williamson kept open ' house at their1 beautiful home in Rldgeville Monday afternoon and evening, in honor of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Over 100 people called to offer their congratulations and many beautiful , presents were recived by the couple. A num
ber of out of town guests were present especially from Winchester where they were married and where they resided for several years. A striking feature of the anniversary was that Ave people were present who were at the wedding fifty years ago, three being from one family, namely : Postmaster B. S. Edger, Mrs. H. T. Qemans and Mrs. J. W. Macy and Mrs. A. J. Stakebake and Mrs. C. S3. Magee all from . Winchester. Mr. Williamson was born In Pennsylvania, while Mrs. Williamson was born In this county. He served In the 12th Ohio Volunteers during the Civil war. He practiced law for many years In Winchester and Rldgeville. At present he Is postmaster. The couple are well known and have a host of friends who wish them many more pleasant year.. . King's Corporal Joe Cullen gave an address at Deerfleld laBt night at which the crowd could not be accommodated. Ht will speak at Rldgeville Wednesday night and at Winchester Thursday night. He tells in his peculiar dialect of the war on the west front as he sees . It which holds his audience at strict attention Mar-. rlage licenses have been issued to Orvllle Dixon of Greenville, Ohio, and Hazel Stout of this county, and Ralph Hutchlns of Farwland and Florence E.
Hays of Lozantville County Supt. Lee. L. Driver spent Sunday at Camp Taylor, where he visited a number of Randolph county boys Miss Anna Tooker entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of Lieut, and Mrs. Frank Fouse, Mrs. Nannie Reynard and the Misses Ola and Mary Fouse and Mary Pike were guests. .. .The Misses Ruth Saunders and Lucile Hanscom spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Crain at Union City Mrs. Lida Baldwin of Anderson is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Browne and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fugate The Tri Kappa Soriority met last night with Mrs. A. L.' Hodgson The M. E. church choir gave a party last evening in honor of Mr. Oren Sloan and Miss Edith Absbire who are to be married Wednesday evening. Many presents were given to the couple Miss Gertrude Bailey has returned from a visit with friends at DePauw. . . .Merdames
Charles Miller and Lee Maher were the guests .of Mr. and -Mrs. Raymond
Moore Sunday. .. .Louis Bennet of
Dayton, Ohio, was the week-end guest of Miss Kathleen Smith.
PULLMAN BUSINESS . WIDER GOVEHNi.'EUT (By Associated Press.) ,. ' CHICAGO, May 64. The carrier business of the Pullman company has been taken over by the governmeut and will become a part of the railroad system ; under . government operation, according to announcement today by Cllve Runnells, vice president of the company.!. . -viJ i; The government, it la ''stated, will pay the Pullman Company a rental for its carrier Industry based on the 3 year average earnings prior to June 30, 1917. - It la Undented the government will not interfere with the manufacturing part of the company. "It is true our carrier business now is under government control," Mr. Runnells said, "but we have no fear the government will treat us unfairly. All departments of the Pullman Company are making a better showing
than , a year ago. The government regulation providing that all upper and lower berths be filled before another sleeping ear is added to the train has effected a considerable eeonomy in the company's operation cost; In the manufacturing end the company Is - working on government shell contracts and freight car ordersi
IMPLEMENT DEALERS WARNED.
(By Associated Preas) WASHINGTON, May 24. Retailers of farm equipment have been warned by the department of agriculture, that while - they - are not required to get licenses undev the new license system for the far implement trade, theix supplies from wholesalers and Jobbers will be cut off If they attempt profiteering. J
j Oil-burning ' locomotives are now used in twenty-one states, on fiftythree railroads, and one 32,000 miles of track in this country. They, consume 42,000,000 barrels of oil yearly;
I HAGERSTOWN, IND.
The prince of Wales has a very dis
tinct leaning toward music. While at
the front he has often attended the
soldiers' "sing-songs," and on several
occasions he has been persuaded to sing a solo.
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Mr and Mrs. Chester Life .will go to ' Indianapolis to reside soon. They wilt store their household goods and Mrs and Mrs. Joha; Harry will 'move into their residence. . . .Lennord Cusbner, son of Mrs. Augustus Weidman, was his mother's guest from Monday morning-until Tuesday morning. He Was enroute from San Francisco, Cal., Jo Washington, D. C, to report for army service... .Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Dailey and baby son, John, of Centeryllle, and Mr: and Mrs. Paul Ferris, of south of Milton, kere guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hussey of near here. -.Andrew Jones, of Richmond, was the guest Sunday of his brother-in-law, John Thomas Hunt.... John Clark spent the week-end at Lake James with a' friend .... Mr. and Mrs. Chas Northcott entertained at a family dinner Funday at their home on E. Elm street. Miss Mildred Northcott, Victor, Harold and Beatrice Northcott of this place, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Northcott of Richmond, Mrs. Ella Lamb and brother, Will Northcott and
their mother Mrs. William Northcott pf Economy, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sherry! of' '. Cambridge City. . . .Rev. Mltcbel, pastor of the M. . church at Modoc; preached at the M. E. revival here Tuesday night. . . .Lester Hanscom and mother, Mrs.' Alice Hanscom of Modoo spent Tuesday night here with relatives: . . .Hagerstown gardens were .refreshed by a splendid and much needed rain Wednesday afternoon. . . .Tony Hardig and family have
moved from William Dlngwerth'a residence on Plum street to the residence vacated by Mr. and Mrs. William
Hamilton on S. Elm street, and Lewi! Kirby and family have moved Into the residence vacated by Tony HardiJ and familr.
Girl workers in the danger building at Woolwich arsenal. London, are not allowed to wear Jewelry, so they weal bright colored ribbons as shoe laces.
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