Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 82, 14 February 1919 — Page 9

THE . RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM FRIDAY. FEB. 14. 1919.

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FARMERS DECIDE PRICE FOR 1918 TOBACCO CROP

Thirty and One-half Cents Decided on at MeetingAssociation Planned." . NEW HOPE. Ohio, Feb. 14 Thirty and one-half cents was fixed as the basic arerage price at which the 1918 crop of tobacco is to be sold, and a committee was elected to meet with other committees of the county and state to form a tobacco growers' association at a meeting of 200 tobacco raisers here Thursday night. Charles VanAusdal of Washington township Is chairman, and Jacob Sherer, Wilbur Crlstman of Washington township, and Charles Deem of New Hope, are members of the committee. . A. J. Swift, county . agricultural agent, opened the meeting by saying that the farmer needed an organization. Labor and capital had organized he said, and they got what they wanted for their products. Th farmer would never have what he should, for his products, until he formed a similar organization, Swift said, strong enough to curtail production if necessary. Advises Farmers to Hold.

He said tobacco buyers had been

staying away from Preble county for a purpose: that they were naturally

anxious to buy tobacco as cheap as possible and had scared tobacco raisers by saying that there was plenty of tobacco and they weren't anxious to buy. He said the world was hungry for tobacco and that If the raisers could hold onto their crop a few months longer, they could sell at their own price. He suggested that the farmers form an organization to hold their tobacco until the price became what it should be. He suggested a plan by which an

tooacco raisers of the community t

wouia iioia tooacco ana tnose who needed money would be advanced it on the value of their crops, so that they could hold the tobacco for the benefit of all, Samuel H. Gobel of Eldorado, said he believed the farmers could hold their tobacco without any help, and he said he believed very strongly In setting a price on the crop. All the old world was hungry for it, he said, and the time would soon be here when the farmer could sell his product for practically what he wanted to. Jacob Sherer of New Hope said he didn't believe that it would do any good for ihe farmers of the two townships to'organize if those of the rest of the Miami valley didn't. Swift said that meetings were being held all over the' valley and he thought a valleywide organization was possible. With this understanding, the committee was elected, to meet with other committees and get a line on the general situation. Another meeting is to be held within the next few weeks to hear the report. The average price was secured by secret ballot, and the result was found to be thirty and onehalf cents, this being the working

basis on which a fixed price will be

made. West Manchester, Ohio, will have a tobacco meeting for the same purpose on Feb. 17. It will be held in the Odd Fellows' hall. Meetings of committees already appointed will be held at Verona and Lewlsburg soon.

"YERE WE IS, RIGHT BACK HOME'

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Members of famous "righting 15th" wfticn arrived in the c. S. recently. ' The famous colored regiment known as the "Fighting Fifteenth," arrived back in New York recently from service abroad. This regiment won well earned fame for its daring and efficient fighting. And not even the primness, tragedy and fatigue of war could take cue smiles oii tiie faces of these men. The German helmet one of them wears jauntily hints at what happened to the Germans they met.

NDIANA Briefs

INDIANAPOLIS Indiana will probably come in Second in the United States Thrift Stamp campaign, according to Joseph S. Oliver, state director. Total sales were $51,725,906.50, a per capita record of $17.74.

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LITTLE GIRL SUES FOR LOSS OR EYE

GREENVILLE, O., Feb. 14. The case of Anna Virginia Under by her next friend, her father, H. H. Linder, is being heard in common pleas court. November 17, 1917, the little girl was accidentally shot by Jesse Young and Roy Miller, the defendants in the suit, -They were hunting rabbits, and in firing at one, a bullet penetrated the eye of the little girl, whom they did not see, destroying the sight in one eye. The suit was filed in February, 1918, the plaintiff asking for $5,000 damages. Henry McGee was adjudged insane, and ordered sent to the Dayton state hospital. He was a former resident of Brown township, but for several years has lived at Dunkirk, Ind. The commissioners of Darke county and a committee from the Good Roads association spent Wednesday in Urbana, investigating the plan used in ChampaUsn county in keeping up the roads. As that county has up-to-date equipment to take care of the road problem, they made the trip in an endeavor to learn just what is needed in the way of equipment, the cost per annum, etc. They will go to Columbus on Friday to take the matter up with the state highway department.

Some people seem to regard it as bad form to know something. Evidently Russia's idea of democracy is that everybody should be poor.

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INDIANAPOLIS Sergeant Luther Cordrey, of Indianapolis, stationed in Guam, was the first American gunner to fire a shell against the Germans, The surrender of the Cormoran, a German ship lying interned in the harbor of Guam, was demanded by Cordrey's commanding officer, and when the German refused to comply Cordrey fired at his boat That was on April 7. 1917, one day after the declaration of war. FORT WAYNE James Myrick, his wife and four-year-old son died here within forty-eight hours of influenza. Only three children are left of the family and all are seriously ill of the same disease. SOUTH BEND Stephen Toth, proprietor of a soft drink parlor, was suspected of selling liquor, but police could never catch any liquor going into the establishment. The mystery was solved when Toth was raided and a modern still and 100 gallons of fresh made liquor-was discovered. GREENCASTLE Because of low grades made-y the co-eds last term, DePauw university has ruled that the women students must have the writ ten consent of their parents before they may leave the limits of Greencastl to attend a social function. Fewer "dates" and more work is the stand taken by Dean Katherine Alvord. TERRE HAUTE. Don Roberts, just returned from serving five years of a sixyear sentence in Leavenworth, for election corruption, is taking an active part in politics and may run for mayor. Roberts has been talking to returned soldiers and other vote prospects. FRANKFORT Sergeant Carl Hufford, Just returned from overseas service, saw Quentin Roosevelt fall to his death, followed by four or five Hun planes. Rufford has the decoration of the American Legion of Honor. He is a Marine. GREENFIELD Detectives are in

vestigating the railroad accident here a few days ago, when train No. 148 from St. Louis, ran into an open switch. The switch lock had been

removed and was found in a nearby field, and other locks have been found battered and wrenched.

-A wildcat chase

has been organized to get the big cat which has terrorized people from Albert Himsel's woods near Otwell. MARION Sergeant Frank B. Etter, of Grant county, is the first to appear in the casualty lists from Russia. He died of wounds February 6.

INDIANAPOLIS Carl Phillips fired two shots at his wife, wounding her seriously, and then killed himself. He was a railway brakeman and had been laid off for sixty days.

LAWRENCEBURG Livestock in Dearborn county has increased 200 per cent in the last two years, says C. C. Madison, county agricultural agent. TERRE HAUTE Don Roberts, recently returned from federal prison at Leavenworth, will not be a mayoralty candidate, he told friends here.

The natives of Siam obtain petroleum by digging pits about sixty feet deep and dipping it out with pails.

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VOCATIONAL MUSIC " COURSES GROWING

Thirty-four High school pupils are now enrolled in the vocational music department of the Richmond ' High school. This is an increase of seven over last semester. R. C. Sloan, supervisor of music in the schools, said today that sixteen of the pupils now taking vocational music will be ready to give graduating recitals in 1922. From then on High school graduates who have taken required courses in the department of vocational music will give their commencement recitals as a part of the graduating requirements, it is thought. ' . A comparison of vocational music course and a straight academic course, with state requirements noted, was made recently by Mr. Sloan, in a chart showing the relation of chorus work and English; of orchestra work, and civics; musical history and political history; of science and music theory; of harmony and mathematics, foreign languages and instrumental or vocal work, and the necessary balancing of art with .gymnasium work to secure a perfect working of mind and body. - Enthusiasm in the work has been growing for a number of years, for pupils hoping to pursue music a3 a

profession have welcomed the opportunity to major in it in high school, as others would in foreign languages or mathematics.

Farmer Has Narrow Escape When Tree Falls Robert Bishop had a narrow escape Thursday when he was aiding a neigh-

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