Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 249, 30 August 1918 — Page 6

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THE fUCHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, AUGUST SO, 1918.

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Saving White Paper The government is enforcing strict rules to curtail the consumption of news print. Newspapers are prohibited from - sending persons whose subscription is not paid a year in advance, and other regulations govern the amount of paper a newspaper may use. These restrictions are generally accepted as merely, the forerunner of still more rigid regulations. Newspapers are co-operating cheerfully with the orders of the government, but many of them are wondering why the government does not clamp down the lid on the extravagant consumption of white paper in the Congressional Record. Under the "extension of remarks" privilege, a member of Congres may insert anything in the Record from a campaign speech to an obituary notice, and few representatives, sad to say, refrain from taking advantage of the opportunity. The bulky Record, containing a reproduction of the debates In the two houses, plus the verbiage which members insert under "extension of remarks" Is sent all over the United States, consuming a vast amount of white paper and burdening the mails with sacks that should not have been dispatched out of Washington. Conservation should be practiced by our representatives as well as by their constituents. If the people are asked to practice economy in the use of paper, to which they comply cheerfully, why should the government persist in using tons of paper daily to publish uninteresting records of debates? Why should it permit departments and bureaus to issue reports and statements that no one reads?

What the Country Expects of Mr. Ryan The New York Times says: The appointment of Mr. John D. Ryan as an Assistant Secretary of War, with the understanding that he is to have full charge of the aircraft program, is a step in the right direction at least. It is not an ideal arrangement, and time alone will show whether it is a solution of a vexed problem. An air department, with an executive like Mr. Ryan at the head of it and invested with independent authority to carry out his plans, wa3

urged by those who had made a -study of that problem. The British had made a' great success of such a creation after much experimenting with ways and means, and it seemed to be the part of wisdom to follow their example. We assume that Mr. Ryan, who is a man of energy and not afraid to take responsibility, will have a free hand. His appointment is an admission that the old reorganization, made in response to justifiable criticism, was a failure. It

had been intimated that in place of an air ministry or department a new Assistant Secretary of War would be named to take over aviation. Mr. Ryan is an excellent appointment. He has already familiarized himself with the details and difficulties of aircraft production, and he will enter upon his new duties with a flying start. The pace must be swift if he is to win trie race against time. No man is better qualified to make the attempt. Everybody employed in the existing organization will wish him success, and the country expects it of him. The law affecting aircraft production as a War Department industry has not been changed by Mr. RyanVappointment. He may find himself impeded by "red tape" and lack of co-operation may thwart him and chill his zeal, but public opinion demands that he be not interfered with or embarrassed in the execution of his trust. He will have the powerful support of the president, who is personally concerned in Mr. Ryan's success, since Mr. Wilson has steadily declined to countenance an air department. Perhaps he has been right. It remains to be seen. Mr. Ryan's personality will count for much. He is a man of ideas, and as an organizer and executive he has no superiors. We believe there will be a jnarked speeding up in aircraft building undpr his eye and hand, as there has been in the case of shipbuilding since Mr. Schwab took the helm. The country will not concern itself about the unrealized promises of the past, the cross purposes, the omissions, the crudities, the blunders in policy and execution. It is looking to the future, and, knowing that a fair start has been made in the production of airplanes, it confidently expects Mr. Ryan to make a record in performance.

HE'S COMMANDING HUNS IN UKRAINE

How a Hero Died in France

From the Stars and Stripes, France.

E was smiling, but pale, when they wheeled him In a black haired youth of 20 and he was still smiling when they tenderly transferred him to

a cot after the doctors had counted seven machine gun bullet wound3, one In his ankle, three in his side and three in his che3t. When a Y. M. C. A. man brought writing paper through the ward he took a piece and asked for a pencil. An attendant found him dead half an hour later with this beginning of a letter in his hand: "Dear Mother: We made an attack on the Germans today and drove them five miles. I am in a hospital tonight. I was slightly wounded In the leg."

Moment usiaBaanaaaftBaBBajaBBBaaaB9tjaaBJBjBBBBM "Great headquarters witnessed the i meeting of the two August sovereigns." Berlin Tageblatt But what will they be la September? j All Incomes over $5,000,000 a year ;will, under the new schedule, be taxed 75 per cent.. This will be a great hardship on column writers. "Ever cince 181 he has been a conspicuous figure In the U. S. senate." American. B. C. or A. D.? After getting his first check In a ' Broadway cafe he was doubtless glad to boat It lack to the well known ocean. A Broadway check is worse than a torpedo when it comes to spurlos versenkt. Cheerful thought: Maybe those boys mingle with us often. Re careful what you say. Like as not ther's a sea wolf dining at the next table. Don't let him hear all you know about the war. We ore learning much from the draft even how to put some of our creditors Into a deferred classification.

LATEST MAN KILLER' USED BY HUNS

Scientific tarbarlsm Is not efficien

cy.

The feeling In Austria against Emperor Charles Is very bitter. . The other day a man ran behind the ruler'fl carriage and yelled, "Fie, tie!" says a report. Wo could have thought of something worse than that to yell if we were very angry. But then. It may be a severe remark hi Austrian. The Cermana are trying to make the world safe for hypocrisy.

BANISH NERVOUSNESS

New German machine gun.

This photo shows the latest man killer invented by the Germans in an effort to devise something that will halt the advance of the allies and stave off defeat of the kaiser and his crew. The machinegun is designed to hurl small shells with great rapidity and is now in use on the western battle line.

fWmTn-Tn, Ctn Railroad Company Mast .

UK13 ! Give Engineers Back Pay

A Scottish farmer, being elected a school manager, visited the 'village school and tested the Intelligence of the class by his metaphysical questions. His first Inquiry was, "Now boys, can anyone of you tell me what naething is?" After a moment's silence a small boy in a back seat rose and replied, "It's wat ye gi'ed me t'other day for holdin" yer horse!"

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A teacher could not get a little girl

to remember the number four. She would count "1, 2, 3, 5." Finally In desperation the teacher asked her If she had a cat at home. The little girl said she did. "Then run along home" and count the cat's feet, then come back and tell me how many she has," said the teacher. The little girl returned to the school room promptly. "Well, did you count the cat's feet?" asked the teacher. "Yes, ma'am." "How many has It?" "Two In the front and two in the back." A rookie was reading an article on the kaiser which compared him with Nero. ''Who was Nero, Bill?" he asked of a fellow-rookie. "Wasn't he a man that was always cold?" "No," was the reply, "that was Zero, another guy altogether."

The ?3.700 back pay which Carl

Christy, Pennsylvania railroad engi

neer, will receive, will be paid by the company. The decision was handed

down by the Railroad Board of Ad

jusimenis, rxumner une. its repre

sentatives were in Richmond tc make a personal inspection of the site of the wreck that caused his dismissal.

The right to vote carries with It the duty to vote. Register, Jty; Oct. 7.

Local Spanish War Veterans to Attend National Meeting Joseph Cook, Conrad Weist. Frank Keller and John Hamilton, members of the Spanish American War Veterans of Richmond, will go Saturday to Baltimore, Md., to the national encampment. Conrad Weist and Frank Keller are

delegates from the Richmond camp

Denver, Brown, Number 20. Josepn

Cook Is state vice-commander and an

effort will be made to make, him state commander, 4 Vi

DUGLE RESIGNS

LIBERTY, Aug. 30. Clarence Dugle who for two years has conducted the Hanna's Creek School, and who was engaged for-the coming year, has resigned to accept a position in the office of the Traction company at Rushville. Dugle has been- a resident of Liberty for two years. Harry Ardery has been secured to take the placo left vacant by Dugle's resignation.

PALLADIUM .WANT AD PAY

Count Kirchbach. Count Kirchbach is the new commander of the Germans in Ukraine. He succeeds Field Marshall Eichhorn recently assasinated. General Count Kirchbach formerly commanded the tenth reserve corps but has not been mentioned sinco he was wounded four years ago.

! mtl1ind1 ! William Bolander of Springfield, O., and Harry Endsley of Hagevstown, Ind., spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Endsley Miss Bernlce Anderson spent from Thursday until Sunday with relatives in Richmond Miss Florence Boren spent the week end with Miss Fay Southard Bert Ccfield and family of Cincinnati, spent from Saturday until Monday with Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Cofield, on their way to the lakes In the northern part of the state. They will return here Friday for a few days again.... Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Anderson spent Sunday afternoon with Clarence Clabaugh and family.. A. E. Hyde, Mrs. Hiram Hyde, Mrs. Jacob Zimmerman, Mrs. Benjamin Thomelson and daughter Emmagene of Mason City, HI., have been visiting Eli Hyde and family for the past few days Mrs. Nina Love is spending a week in Richmond visiting relatives Mrs. Ray Polley and children of Richmond are staying here for a few days with her mother Mrs. Edward Roberts and children spent from Saturday until Monday with John Roberts-and family in New Madison Charley Hill and famHy, who made the trip through to New York in their auto returned heme last Friday after a two weeks visit with Mrs. Hill's brother. ....Edgar Hill and family have purchased a new Ooverland car..... Mr. and Mrs. Dan Horn spent Sunday in Lynn with Leo Horn and family Eli Hyde, A. E. Hyde, Mrs. Hiram Hyde, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Thomelson and daughter Emmagene spent Sunday with Frank Hindsley and family, near New Madison, O. .. .Mrs. Milton Harlan who has been spending a week with her son, D. C. Harlan of Pershing, Ind., returned to her home here last Friday Berl Hyde and family of New Madison, O., spent Sunday with Eli Hyde and family Mrs. C. O. Harris and Mrs. Mont Harris and son Ralph Of Winchester, Ind., and Mis3 Charlotte Hartley of Muncie, Ind. spent last week here with relatives. On last Monday Mr.nd Mrs. Jehu Boren entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ell Hyde, E. A. Hyde, Mrs. Hiram Hyde, Mrs. Thomelson and daughter Emmagene, Mrs. Zommersan. Miss Wyvona Hyde, William Hyde and Dale Roberts. Next Thursday the Bethel Ladies' Aid society will furnish dinner for the sale of Mrs. Jesse Brown, two miles west of Bethel.. .Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harlan are spending this week fishing at the reservoir at Celina. O.. . . .Thos. VanSweringen, who sold hi? farm a few days since, has gone near Indianapolis to hook for a location Mr. and Mrs. George Baker of near Richmond .spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knoll A. E. Hyde, Mrs. Hiram Hyde, Mrs. Thomelson and daughter Emmagene, Mrs. Zimmerman of Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Ell Hyde and Miss Wyvona Hyde and Dale Roberts ate dinner and supper Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Mikesell and family Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Hill and daughter. Miss Etta Hill, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clabaugh of near Arbi spent Sunday with Clarence Clabaugh and family A. E. Hyde and his mother, Mrs. Hiram Hyde, ' Mrs. Zimmerman; Mrs. Thomelson and daughter Emmagean came from Mason City, 111., in their automobile to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hyde. One should not sneer at politicians. The desire to hold office is a noble ambition, if you are not fit for anything else. . The right to vote carries with it the duty to vote. Register by Oct. 7.

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DUBLIN, IND.

Word was received here Tuesday evening of the death of Mrs. Hlnes, widow of . the late Junius Hlnes, at the hospital In Richmond. The remains were brought here and laid to rest Thursday afternoon.... .Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Carlson, of Centerville, spent Sunday here with relatives Fremont Harris, of Bridgeport, 111., and his daughter, Margaret, of Indianapolis, called on relatives and friends here Sunday and Monday..... Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sparks have returned home from Franklin county. Mrs. Charles Evans and daughter, Lillian, went to Liberty, Ind., Saturday to spend a few days with Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Leonard Champ is attending Chautauqua at Richmond this week and is the guest of Mr. apd Mrs. Ralph Champ Warren Peters of ghelbyville, spent last Sunday witji Miss Nellie Morris Everett Spencer and family moved to Indianapolis last week. Mrs. Frank Smith and two children are spending a few days with her mother, north of Richmond. ....Lewis Schuneman of Franklin county spent Saturday and Sunday with his father, William Schuneman and family Mrs. O. L. Morris and son George attended Chautauqua at Richmond last week and were the guests of Mrs. Clarence Reid... Reu

ben Macey of Fountain City, and Mrs.

Lulu Pitman of Hagerstown, were the guests Of Mrs. Louisa White one day last week... John Copeland has bought the home property of the late Mrs. Emma Day, now occupied by George Byba and family. Mr. and Mrs. Copeland will soon move to town The Bide-a-wee club met with Mrs. O. D. Hall Tuesday evening of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark and children of Cambridge City spent Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace William Shrawder and family and Mr. and Mrs. MyerB spent Sunday with

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bertsch near

Millville Mrs. S. P. Snyder was

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called to Richmond: Friday by a telephone message staging that-her sister Mrs. Frank McCoy, was badly burned while canning tomatoes A letter was received from Raymond Schuneman telling them that he left Fort Snelling, Minn., August 12, and was sent to Camp Deven, Mass. He

was well and getting along fine and Be thinks they will be going over soon O. E. Huddleston and family and Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Huddleston motored to Centerville Sunday to see Mrs. Kate Jay who has been very sick. Mrs. James Thompson has returned home from Connersvllle where she was called two weeks ago by the serious Illness and death of

her aunt, who passed away last Tuurs day Mrs. Martha Vanausdall o Liberty, Ind., spent from Friday untl Monday with her brother, W. H. Won nell and niece and daughter. Mr. but Mrs." Ed Huntington and family of nea: Liberty, were their guests Monday.

HOLMES STORE SOLD

EATON, O., Aug. 30. Eaton Is t lose one of Its business houses th store of John'T. Holmes, deceased The stock of the store has been cold to Cincinnatians and will be remove to that city.

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