Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 249, 30 August 1918 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1918.

PAGE TWO DRY COMPROMISE PREPARING FOR MORE RETREATS BY HUNS An excellent investment and a patriotic duty Start today to buy War Savings Stamps ADOPTED BY SENATE MEMBERS This unusual photo shows Gen. Von Der Marwita, with his chief of staff, Colonel Von Tachinchwitz, going over a war map near tha western front. They are preparing details of further retreats by their Hun forces, inevitable under the steady pressure and hammering of the allied forces.

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National Prohibition to Become Effective July, 1919 in United States. WASHINGTON, Aug. 30. National prohibition moved a considerable step forward Thursday In Congress.

Without a record vote being taken

or renuested. the senate late Thurs

inv nrinntprl the leaders' compromise

on "bone dry" prohibition, effective July 1, 1919. and continuing during the war. and until the American

troops are brought home and demobil 4 trt

Th .i-mnrmi nTi amendment by

Rcnatnr shpiirmrd of Texas, prohibi

tion leader, to the $11,000,000 emer-

ironrv agricultural appropriation uui

Is expected to remain in the measure under the harmony agreement of wet and dry factions, although technically subject to another vote. Passage -of the bill itself was planned today, and the measuro will be returned to the house, which Is expected by prohibition advocates to accept the senate provision. Adoption of the compromise legislation came after today's debate, spirited between champions and opponents of prohibition, but with many marks of lack of Interest, including vacant teat3 both on the floor and In the galleries because the compromise was regarded as insuring approval by the senate. Opposition is Defeated. ' Efforts to materially change the Sheppard substitute were futile. Amendments to advance and defer the effective date, and to extend the time tnr fta nnoration asainst beer and

wine, were overwhelmingly defeated.

record roll calls.

That there was any agreement

nmnntr the leaders acalnst having rec

ord votes was denied by Senator Sbep-

Tinrd nnd other advocates ana also op

laments of prohibitory legislation. The

general understanding, it was declared, extended only to support of the compromise amendment and to avoid instructive debate or parliamentary tactics. Senator Thelan of California made a vigorous fight for a longer lease of

life for tho wine and beer industries. He offered amendments making the effective date for the prohibition June 30, 1920, instead of a year previous, as the amendment provides, and also applying the later date to wines alone. Both were rejected overwhelmingly by viva voce votes and sufficient senators did not support Senator Phelan's request for a roll call. Another Phelan amendment, drowned in a roar of "noes." would have extended the effective date for wines six months longer, or until Dec. 31. 1919. With "wet" and "dry" members evidently observing their agreement to unite on the Sheppard draft, the senate also voted down without a roll call an amendment by Senator Trammell, of Florida, to move the effective date ahead of Jan. 1, 1919, as provided in the bill before the compromise agreement was reached.

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BEGIN WORK ON ROAD

OXFORD, O., Aug. 30. Hennessey Brothers, of Piqua, are ready to begin the work of paving the Coleraln pike from the corporation line of the village to a point one and eighty-one hundredths miles southeast of town. Brick will be used. The improvement will cost about $50,000, and will be paid for by tho county.

MISS HATFIELD WINS

CHICAGO, Aug. 30. The most brilliant golf thus far exhibited In the women's Western championship at x..dlan Hill Club was played Thursday by Miss Elizabeth Klotz, of the same club, although she lost to Miss Frances Hatfield of Milwaukee, Wisconsin champion, the on!y nonresident player left in the contest, one down.

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I WILLIAMSBURG, IND.

Mrs. Charles Trice had as her din

ner guests Sunday in honor of her nephew, William H. Holland, of Arkansas, the followinE: Walter Hol

land and family of Whitewater, Ind., Charles Holland and family cf Bloomingprove, Ind.. Mrs. J. B. Holland of Fairficld.Mr. and Mrs. Oran Cates and sons and Master Henry Sells of this place, and Mrs.W. H. Passmore of Milton., Ind Mrs. Edna Huddleston and Miss Ethel Frazer called on Mrs. Elsie Cloyd Monday afternoon. ....Mrs. W. H. Passmore returned to her home in Milton after making a phort visit with her sister, Mrs. Charles Price of this place Mr. and Mrs. Ora Smith and children were

the Sunday guests of J. J. Smith and family of Greensfork Miss Winifred Compton is visiting friends in Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Cloyd entertained a number of out-of-town guests Sunday Edward Plehe of Richmond, was the Sunday guest of his brother. Winfield Plehe and family of this place. Tho right to vote carries with it the

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