Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 79, 11 February 1919 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM : TUESDAY, FEB. 11, 1919.

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UNITED POLAND NEARS FREEDOM STATES PREMIER

Union of People Shown by Elections, Paderewski De- . clares in Statement.

(By Associated Press) WARSAW, ' Feb. 11 Poland has reached the first rung in the ladder of freedom, Ifnace Jan Paderewski, the premier and foreign minister, said in a statement today. The union of all parties in Poland, be added, was shown by the result of the elections and by the fact that the . elections were conducted peaceably.. "How united Poland is at present," M. Paderewski said, "is best known by the result of the elections, which was against the Socialists, and It is a matter of record that not a single person was injured during the elections. Poland has many enemies, but she is destined to become a great and prosporous state. -. Prosperity Near. "She has at last got her foot on the first rung of the ladder. Her prosperity is much nearer than our en. emies would have the world believe." Premier Paderewski is bearing up well under the tremendous strain of the last two months. He lives at the Hotel Bristol, of which he is part owner, and spends very little time at the ministry of foreign affairs, but works IS to 24 hours a day at the hotel. He reads and signs virtually every document of importance relating to the Polish government, but he carries the burden cheerfully, saying; "The work has got to be done."

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Charles Hollingsworth attended the sale of his nephew near Pershing hist Friday.... Rev. Lee Chamness of Williamsburg preached at the Friends' church of this pace Sunday. He was

entertained at dinner Dy Mr. and Mrs. Jehiel Bond..., Jess Gibson made a business trip to Michigan last week. He will move to that state soon for future residence. Robert Meyers was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. fFharles Meyers Saturday Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Palmer were visitors in Richmond Friday. ...Mr. Joseph Borton , Mr. Richard Brown and Mr. Virgil Fulton were Richmond visitors Saturday. . . . Miss Frances Harvey of Richmond, spent the wek-end with her parents of this place. .. .John Crowe went to Richmond, Saturday. .. .Mr. and Herbert Jay of Richmond fjpent Sunday the guest of F. D. Jay.... Mrs. Delphi a Hollingsworth was the guest Saturday of Mrs. Pat Breen of Greensfork.... Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beeson were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. I Baldwin, ,. ,Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Myers of Greensfork ccalled on C, W. Augspurger of near Fountain City Saturday. .. .Miss Elsie Gibson is spending a few days the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gibson.; ..Mrs. Hannah Jay was the guest Sunday of Mrs. Walter Beeson.... Mrs. Louie Deinree who has been ill is better at this writing. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Bud Deinree were calling on friends at Centerville Sunday, ,. .Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams were guests Sunday of Katie Williams...,,. Mrs.l Katie Williams and daughter, Mary, visited Walter Williams and wife of Hollansburg, Ohio, Friday and Satur

day returning home Sunday. .. .June

Jarrett vivsited her mother Mrs, Lizzie Jerrett south of Richmond over the wek-end. .. .Mrs. Lizzie Jarrett visited Mr, and Mrs. A. T. Jessup Sunday... .Mr, and Mrs. Clark Myers were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Myers of Greensfork. ;. .Rev. Morrow of Williamsvburg preached at the M. EL church Sunday afternon. . , .The Ladies Aid Society of M. E. church will serve the lunch at Luther King's sale.

GLASS ASKS FOR BOND INCREASE

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.SeereUry Glass today asked congress to Increasethe amount of Liberty bonds authorised but unissued to 110,000.000,000, and to give him broad powers to determine the Interest rate and other term of the Victory Liberty loan, to be floated late in April, He also sought permission to issue - not more than $10,000,000,000 treasury notes, maturing five years, and asked that the war finance corporation be authorised for one year after the declaration of peace, to make commercial loans on exports to facilitate foreign trade. : ' : - ' In a letter to Chairman Kitchin, of the house ways and means committee, Secretary Glass outlined the broad policies which tho treasury hones to follow in dealing with war loans and other national financial subjects of the readjustment period.. The secretary submitted a draft of a bill, which would carry out the treasury's recommendations. ;.'.-

MEMORIAL TO AUTHORS

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 11. Georgia authors are to have their memory kept green by a grove of trees to be planted in Piedmont Park, Atlanta, by the Atlanta Writers' Club, the Ameri

can Forestry Association was notified

today. The first tree to be planted will be in memory of Jacques Futrelle, who went down on the Titanic. '

SENIORS TO HOLD RECEPTION

OXFORD. O., Feb. JL The faculty of the Western College for Women has issued invitations to the annual reception in honor of the senior class, to be held in the college parlors on the evening of February 21, This is one of the notable society events of the year at the Western.

Miami Loses Chance for Ohio Championship

OXFORD, O., Feb.. 11. Whatever chance Miami University's baseball team may have had for winning the Ohio Conference championship this year, have gone glimmering. The

team has now lost two games Denisori and Mt Union and unless better ball is; played the two next games will be lost, one with Wittenberg here Saturday evening and the other with Wittenberg in Springfield the week following. As goal throwers the Miami boys are dismal failures. Coach Rider told them yesterday that it the diameter of the basket was increased to about five feet, he believed they could get a point occasionally. Last year and the year before Miami held the state championship.

Greensfork

Shoppers in Richmond Saturday were Mr, and Mrs. Omar Brown and son Edward, Ivan Starbuck. Fred Brown and son Hallis, Mrs. Boyd Bond and son Lewis, and Mrs. John Ernsburger Misses Elmeda and Blanche Linderman of Richmond spent the week-end here with their parents ,.Mr. and Mrs. William Porter of Richmond, Ernest Porter of the Great Lakes training station of Chicago spent the week-end with Mrs. Sarah Barton and Mr.- and Mrs. Wil-

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liam Roller, . MUs Elise . Clements spent the week-end with her parents near Williamsburg. .Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Nicholson ' purchased a new Ford touring car -the past week. . . . Miss Agnes Smith, teacher in Dalton school returned Saturday to take up her work after the closing of. the schools for three weeks on account of the influenaa epidemic, v.. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Underbill and daughter Lena and Elisabeth and sons Arnold and Adelbert shopped in Richmond Saturday night.,. .Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marton had as their guest for the weekend Miss ' Sadie Bond of Centerville. . . , .Martha Alice Feasell is . ill. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wickett and George Jones of Campbellstown, O.. were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith last Sunday. ' They were accompanied home by Mrs. Mary Hill.. . .Miss Edna Altto " of the, Richmond Business College spent the week-end with her parents,, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Crook..,. Miss Ira, Nicholson entertained with a 6 o'clock dinner Friday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merrittee Nicholson, east of Greensfork: The guests were Prof, and . Mrs. Roscoe Shaffer . and daughter Florence. Miss Katherine Pussey, Miss Dora . York, Mrs. Delia Fisher, Miss Marie Spannegal, Mr. and Mrs. Meritt Nicholson, Miss Iva Nicholson, Miss Isabelle Ktenzle. ... Russell Yates and family of Hagerstown moved here Saturday to Emma Lamb's house on east Pearl street. Yates will take up his new duties as the section boss. on the Pennsylvania railroad Mrs. Ellen Fox has the influenza. ...Mr. and Mrs. Marion Myers entertained Rev, and Mrs. Mor-

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ris of Williamsburg to dinner Sunday. ....Mr. and Mrs. Lute Hatifield entertained to dinner Sunday Rev. Chas. ShulU, Mr, and Mrs. George Sowers and family. .-..Mrs.-George T. Linting of Indianapolis returned home after three weeks' stay with her mother, Mrs. John Martindale. Mrs. Martindale has ben seriously ill, but is improving. .... .Mrs. Rose Myers spent the week-end in Richmond the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weaver. She returned back here Monday morning.... Mrs. Ralph Yunt of Richmond was called here by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. James Kiser.... Rev. and Mrs. Morris rendered , a beautiful selection at the morning servicces at the Methodist church Sunday morning. .. '. .. .Mrs. Emma Lamb of Muncie came here and took her household goods to Muncie Friday. ....Mrs. Martha Brown of Richmond returned to her home after a few days visit with her sister Mrs. William Wise.

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