Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 291, 19 October 1918 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, OCT. 19, 1918

WANTON RUIN IN WAKE OF HUNS, SAYS CHURCHMAN

Devastation Follows Trail of Enemy, Bishop of Arras Tells Americans.

NWV YORK. Oct 19. Destruction by the Germans of more than S00 churches in his own diocese, "for which there was no military necessity, was described here today by Rt. Rev. Eugene Louis Julien, Bishop of Arras, who, with Rt. Rev. P. W. Keatlnar, Hishop of Northampton England; MonsiRnor Alfred Baudrillart, rector of the Catholic university of Paris, a member of the French Academy, and other French dignitaries, is on hl3 way to Baltimore to felicitate Cardinal Gibbons on tho fiftieth anniversary of his consecration to the Episcopate. "The cathedral of Arras was burned In July, 1915," declared Bishop Julien, "and today is a ruin, but we hope to . repair it. "I am glad to know that France find America are of one opinion in their determination to bring Germany to her knees. The force of public opinion i3 assurance to the world that its leaders cannot be tricked into negotiating a premature peace. 'Unconditional surrender, of Germany is inevitable." The Bishop of Arras, in telling of the devastation wrought by the enemy, eald that before the capture of Bapaume by the British on August 29, the Germans placed clock bombs throughout the city, timed to explode when the allied troops arrived. A member of tho French Chamber of Deputies, a friend of his, he said, was killed by one of these bombs in the Bapaume city hall, "thus confirming the stories of German violation of the laws of war." "The French people are delighted 4vith the American soldiers," said Bishop Julien. "They find them brave, enthusiastic, generous, singularly religious and a wonderful example of Blncerity and practical piety to tho French Catholic population. The Knights of Columbus are doing most excellent work."

Women Can Wear Mens Clothes in Nebraska LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 18. Neither the law of God nor the law of man at least in Nebraska prevents women from wearing men's clothes when they are engaged in war work. Attorney General W. E. Reed ruled today. Attorney General Reed's opinion was given to the Rev. W. B. Longpre of Maxwell. Neb., who wrote Governor Keith Neville a letter saying the wearing of men's garments by women was against Biblb doctrine and asking if it was contrary to state law. Governor Neville put the question up to the state's legal adviser and the opinion followed.

Oxford Goes Over Loan Quota by $178,000 OXFORD, O., Oct. 19. Oxford village and township went over on the Fourth Liberty loan yesterday afternr.on with a total of $178,000. The village quota was oversubscribed about twenty per cent. Honor flags will be unfurled on High street today.

A deserte. from the army in times of war may be shot, but this penalty is not always imposed.

SEVEN DEATHS IN LIBERTY FROM FLU

LIBERTY, Oct. 19. Mrs. Charles Weidner, 53 years old, died Thursday of double pneumonia following an attack of Spanish Influenza. Mrs. Weidner and her husband, who died in August, had charge of the Union County Infirmary for a number of years. She leaves no family. The remains were taken to Greenwood, lnd., Friday for burial.

CANNING SEASON CLOSES TODAY

II. W. Gilbert, Wayne county federal food administrator, Just' received Bulletin No. 187, which provides that Saturday, October 19, is the closing of the 1918 canning season. , It will be necessary for all retailers of sugar to tajie their pink slips, which, are retailers receipts for sugar sold for preserving purposes to the wholesalers and obtain sugar on them in time so that the wholesaler will have an opportunity to cash in his certificates with the state authorities not later than October 31 as the refineries will not accept the certificates for sugar after October 31. Therefore, It will be necessary for all gro-

Mrs. Cassius Muchmore died at her home south of here Friday morning from Spanish influenza and pneumonia. She is survived by a husband and several children.

Seven deaths have occurred in thi3 county up to date on account of the prevailing Spanish influenza. It is reported that there are 300 cases of influenza in the county.

Mrs. Prentiss and Mrs. Marratt, sisters living on a farm near here, are both very ill of the influenza. Harry Quick, a brother-in-law of Mrs. Prentiss, died this week of the disease. Mrs. Anna Garrett arrived Friday from her home in California. Adam Hoim of this place, Inventor of an automatic garden hose, will probably dispose of his interest soon. For a time he has carried on the shop himself, but during the past year he has been in ill health. It is understood that he has been offered $5,000 in cash for an interest in the invention.

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cers and retailers of sugar to get their receipts in within the next few days. The domestic allotment of sugar la the same as heretofore, two pounds per capita a month, and it must be bought semi-monthly, which is onehalf the allotment the first to the fifteenth of the month, and the second allotment between the 15th and the last day of the month. In other words, the consumer can only buy sugar twice a month. The government requires the groceryman or retailer of sugar to make his report twice a month.

Don't build a;fire until necessary.

20,000,000 Emergency Rations for Belgians

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19. Arrangements have been made by the Belgian Relief Commission with the British Quartermaster General for 20,000,000 emergency rations to be furnished immediately to the rescued civilian population in Belgium. Herbert Hoover, chairman of the commission, announced today that the rations would come from the stores of the British army in Beligum, and would be paid for by the relief commission. : .'

PRIEST ILL WITH PNEUMONIA

OXFORD, Q., Oct 19. Rev. Timothy C. Bailey, pastor of St. Mary's Catholic church, is critically 111 with pneumonia. Among Protestants and

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We must expand or disband. This is Red Triangle Day

The home association that does not keep stride with the forward mirch of pr232nt opportunity will be condemned. There are millions of men who have been living under association enviromnts and are coming home. They will expect big things of the home association, and are prepared to do big things in it. Are W3 to b3 ready for them? The home association can never again be what it has been. A petty local policy is suicide. The world has given us the challenge

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For every man at the front there should be one at the hom i bise. Oie thotnan 1 m ambers at the ho ne bue h the goal for which an Army of 103 men and boys will .campaign, n.axi: fVjJaisdiy a id 1 'ktirsiiy, Q:lob2r 23rd and 2Uk. The spirit with which Richmond enters into this moyenisnt-to care for the hom3 boys as well as the boys in the field, will be the measure oi ner patriojism aa 1 pabiic sp.rit.

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MEMBERSHIP RATES CoEfritiitiiig Members r'$25.00 or more Sustaining Men.bers 15.00

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