Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 115, 27 March 1919 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM THURSDAYMARCH 27, 1919.

DISCHARGES ARE GIVEN QUICKLY AT IU CAMPS Men From Overseas Retained Only 48 Hours Before Release, Says Baker. (Br Associated Press) WASHINGTON, March 27 Upon his return to Washington today from a trip through the country visiting army demobilization centers In company with General . March, chief of staff. Secretary Bakes said he had found the average time of discharge for men from overseas after their arrival in camps In the United States was 4S hours. The secretary told of one small camp where the men were released the day of arrival, and that In none of the camps visited did the period exceed six days. Mr. Baker gave a detailed description of the processes of demobilization. Including tho examination of each man by from 10 to 13 doctors, to determine whether the men had suffered any Injurious physical effects by reason of their service with the fighting force. No Complaints Heard Each doctor, tbe secretary said. Is a specialist In a certain line, and where an ailment is found a board of review, consisting of three doctors, make further examination.

The secretary said he had talked with a great number of soldiers both In the camps and on the trains and that he did not recall a single instance of complaint because of failure to receive full pay. During bis visits to the camps, the secretary noted that agents of the Department of Labor and other government agencies interviewed each discharged man to determine whether he

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REPUBLICAN WOMEN OFFICIALLY ENTER NATIONAL POLITICS

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Liberty Woman to Speak at Temperance Celebration Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley, of Liberty, vice-president of the Indiana Woman's Christian Temperance Union, will be a speaker at the first annual celebration of the prohibition workers at the Masonic Temple, Indianapolis, April 2. Other speakers will be Mrs. Culla J. Vayinger, state president of the W. C. T. U., Virgil Hlnshaw of Chicago, L. ESellers of Indianapolis, Isaac N. Grisso, prohibition state chairman A number of Wayne county women will attend. The meeting is being arranged by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, the Indiana Dry Federation and

the state prohibition organization. One of the features of the occasion will be "The Burial of John Barleycorn." The "funeral hymn" has been written by the Rev. Charles M. Fillmore, pastor of the Eastern Heights Christian church of Indianapolis. Indianapolis clergymen will act as pall bearers.

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The recent establishment ot a the Republican women's national headquarters in Washington br executive committee marked the

Scene in headquarters just established in Washington by Republican women's national executive committec, above, and Miss Mary Stewart, secretary of women's committee of Republican congressional committee. entry of women officially in national politics. The upper photo shows a typical scene .in the new headquarters. Left to right are: Mrs. George W. Reinecke, executive secretary; Miss Flora Payne Whitney (standing), volunteer secretary to the chairman, and Mrs. Medill McCormick, wife of the Illinois senator and chairman of the committee. This body is getting hearty co-operation from Miss Mary Stewart, secretary of the women's committee of the Republican congressional committee.

Monroe School Notes

Middleboro, Ind.

Clem Alexander and family spent Sunday with John Brady and family of Gettysburg Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jeffries and daughter visited Will Jeffries and family Sunday evening... York Little of Great Lakes, 111., spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Little Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dwlggin3 and son of south of

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Chester, Ind. Ms Harry Forbes attended a birthday dinner given In honor of her mother. Mrs. Wm. Jordon In Richmon Wednesday Frank Williams and family spent Sunday afternoon with Michael Kendall and family.... Mrs. Margaret Bierner called on Miss Margaret Kendall, Mrs. Harry Newman and Mrs. Gearge Carman Tuesday.... Mrs. Alsio Crawford spent Tuesday afternoon with Miss Carrie Boerner and Mrs. Martha Kendall and diiuhter Anna The "Booster" class of the M. E. Sunday school gave Rev. Ulmer and family a pleasant surprise at the parsonage Tuesday night. Tho guests follow: Rev. and Mrs. Ulmer, Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Duke, Mr. and Mrs. Rich Cutter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Forbes, Mrs. James Webster, Mrs. John Shaffer, Mrs. Passy Avery, Mrs. Charles Rtaloy and daughter, the Misses Ruth Ulmer, Ethel Wilson, Roxie Shaffer, Pauline Forbes, Florence Webster and Masters Harry Forbes and Charles Avery. .. .Miss Opal Skinner entered the Richmond Business College last week.

Miss Lucie Gifford spent the weekend with her parents at West Middletown. .. .Loren Kisling was absent

from school Thursday to attend the funeral of his uncle The third and fourth grade will sing at chapel exercises next Tuesday morning.. The attpnrtancp nt tho fifth anil civtVi crrtirld

ws imrvi thi -(,t T.iwoii Roopj Richmond, were guests of Mr.

threw his shoulder out of place Fri-; Mrs- Luther Starbuck Sunday afterday morning while practicing jump-1 noon Howard Hodgin spent Sating. The doctor set the shoulder and ' urda' night and Sunday with Mr. and he is again in school Erma Crai? Mrs- T- J- Addleman Mr. and Mrs. has withdrawn from school on account illlam Penn of Crete, and Mr. and of moving The following pupils Mre- James Penn of Cincinnati, spent moved into this district and are now j Sunday with Hector Urton and family. attending school at Monroe: I. Hart! Mlss Arma Cook called on Mrs. in the first grade: Glen Hart in the j w- H- Ccok and daughter Wednesday sixth grade, and Miss Dorothy Flaig, ! afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bowho was previously a freshman of - an called on Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant New Madison... The Farm CroDs class! Soaney Tuesday evening Mrs. A.

has been pruning at the Harrison Min-

nich home for the last few days

Greensfork, Ind.

J. Little and Mrs. Alva Clark visited

Mrs. Clinton Jones Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Coblentz and Miss Jane Eubanks spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jom Hughes Mrs. Clarence Reid of Richmond spent Thursday with Joseph E. Reid and family. Mrs. Lora Boyd and daughter Olive were afternoon guests Mrs.

Mary Jeffries spent Saturday and

Mrs. Lnlu Smith and sister Mr3. Laura Bovells spent Tuesday in Hagerstown, visiting friends Stephen Parrish spent Tuesday with Mr. and

Mrs. William Feasell. .There are sev-! g1lnj ,.. fr nTw1 rrc n-t ah.

eral cases of mumps in the schools. . . dington at Richmond Isaac Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Mrgil Brock are helping vlsited Joseph Reid and family Mon. in the revival meet nga at the Christ- d Mr and Mrg sleweke ian ch.irch this week. The Rev. Chas.were guestg of Mrs. Cora Weller on Schultz of Newcastle has charge of Thursday evening Mrs. Clem Alhe meetings . The Rev. Chaa. Shul js , der was tn t , t k f has been calling on members of his n , ronerecation the nast week Mr her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Banney, at congregation trie past ween. . Mr. and Gettysburg Wanis Pemberton vis-rv8-withStL?rf )tlZ ?fn?2 ited Luther Starbuck Sunday. . .Clyde 1 fVnl ' Thomas and family spent Sunday with Albertson and family Margaret A11 nA in , T Cause, Kenneth and Blanch Cates have rank H? fam'ly.:: "?rs:

Mr. and Mrs. Hector Urton... Mr. and

been having the mumps Martha Alice Feasell is improving Ths fifth grade of the Greensfork school sent letters to the school children of San Diego, Cal., and received letters in reply this week. .. .Erma Nicholson spent Tuesday evening with Vera Snyder. Mrs. Laura Bowell spent last week with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. William Fox, in Newcastle Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oler of Economy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Dean and family. Mrs. Oler and Mrs. Dean were former schoolmates Olive and George Paulin of Richmond spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Bond. Ralph Wilson of Sugar Grove, spent Monday night with Kenneth Nicholson.

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Jones Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vernouff and daughter visited Mrs. Mary Vernouff Sunday... ..William Lintonf Indianapolis, and Miss Ruth Crampton of Richmond, called on Miss Esther Boyd Sunday afternoon Church services Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock Oscar Hawkins and family spent Saturday with Mrs. Charles Mayer at Richmond Mrs. Cora Weller and daughter called an Mrs. Mary Hawkins Sunday afternoon.. .Miss Olive Boyd spent Tuesday afternoon with Miss Halcia Reid Miss Mary Hawkins called on Mrs. Hector Urton Sunday afternoon.

Preble County Soldiers Arrive Home with 37th

EATON, O. March 27. Preble county boys arriving in New York with the Buckeye contingent from overseas, included Clifford Flora, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Flora, of this city; Everett Ashworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ashworth, of near Eaton, and Leonard Walr, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wair, of Dixon township.

Dublin, Ind. Paul Dill who has been seriously ill from a relapse of flu is slowly improving Mrs. Louisa White of Mt Auburn was Sunday dinner guest of Mara. Garner and daughter Everett Money, who has returned from France and is at Camp Taylor, came home Sunday evening on a seven days' furlough Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cox attended the funeral of a relative at Knightstown Monday.. Mrs. Sarah Howren and daughter. Lillian, entertained at dinner Wednesday, Rev. Mr. Stoner and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Herbst.

Mr. and Mrs. Norton Wilson of Indianapolis spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Wilson.. ..Mrs. Alpheus Huddleston returned home Saturday from a three-weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ellabarger at Indianapolis .... Miss Frances Watson of Lewisville spent Saturday with her aunt Mrs. Frances Whorton Miss Genieve Jamieson of Pershing spent Tuesday afternoon with Miss Lillian Howren Mrs. Mary Woodward returned home uesday evening from Indianapolis where she has taken treatment for her eye. She is much improved. .. .Mrs. Arthur Conner was on the sick list last week. ....David Mullin is very sick.... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garthwait and daughter Frances,' Harry Hatfield and family of Indianapolis and Mrs. B. F. Hatfield motored to Richmond Sunday and spent tbe day with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Klmmer Miss Bernice Fricker of Earlham spent the weekend here with her parents Mrs. Frances Whorton spent Monday in Cambridge City with Dr. and Mrs. PIerce.,..W. H. Wonnell and daughter and Misses Elizabeth and Ida Williams spent Sunday with Joseph

Zeigler and family. . .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart gave a dinner for their children Sunday Mrs. Lucy O'Connell attended the funeral of her cousin at Indianapolis last Friday... ..Mrs. Forest McKee arrived here Monday evening from Detroit. Mich., for an indefinite visit with Dr. and Mrs. C. E. McKee.... Mrs. M. V. Ramsey left Friday for Zionavllle for a few days visit with her daughter and then will go on to Hamburg, Iowa, to make her home Mrs. Chrisman and Mrs. Alice Snyder were in Richmond Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Bunner of Charlottsville epent Tuesday here with George Stant and family Mrs. Daisy Phiefer and daughter, Martha, of Browntown, Ind., came Tuesday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hatfield Oran Hale of Richmond spent Sunday with Fred Clifford and family.. Mrs. Oswald and daughter, who have been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schroth, returned to their home In Illinois last Friday Mrs. Sallie Smith was in Indianapolis last Thursday and Friday visiting relative and bought seme millinery goods.

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Whitewater, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morman of near Fountain City was the guest of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Corrle White spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kincheloe and son Harold .... Mr. and Mrs. Dork Wallingford called on Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt Sunday afternoon Miss Mildred White spent Sunday afternon with Miss Mildred Coppock. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stetler and family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Alexander Sunday.. . . Mrs. Erma Anderson of Bethel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Curtis First team of Whitewater high school defeated the first team of Spartanburg Tuesday night. The score was 48 to 16.

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Mrs. Joseph "E. Reid and daughter, Halcia, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Reid, west of Whitewater. Mrs. Pleasant Seaney and Mrs Clyde Thomas called on Mrs. T. J. Addleman Monday afternoon Prayer meeting has been changed from Thursday night to Friday night... Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis of south of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Jones Mrs. Mary Hawkins visited Mrs. Cora Little Sunday afternoon.. .Sarah Leavell of Winchester, is visiting Frank Pogue and family Mr. and Mrs. Artie eaford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Little and son York Mr. and Mrs. Frank Broadbury of Abington spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant Seaney Eldon Boyd spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Boyd and daughter Olive. . . . . WillBrown and family called on Will Jeffries and family Sunday afternoon Miss Hazel Banney is visiting John Banney and family at Gettysburg.. .Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jordan andMiss Zora Little of Richmond call

ed on Miss Winifred Little Sunday afternoon Mrs. Mary Ann Pemberton visited Mrs. Mary Van Zant Monday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Danner have gone to Tipton on

account of the serious illness of their grandson, Gath Marine Mrs. T. J. Addleman called on Mrs. Stella BenMrs Floyd Bogan visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKee and son near New Paris Sunday Mrs. Cora Little called on Mrs. Minnie Clark Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. John Cook called on Sylvester Cook and family Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Little and son York and Mr. and Mrs. Artie Teaford were calling

on relatives at Winchester and Fountain City Sunday O. H. Little and family of Richmond, Mrs. Orville Boyd and daughter Olive called on Mrs. Miriam Little Sunday afternoon.. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend and daughter Inez called on Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Townsend Sunday afternoon... Mrs. Mary Ann Pemzerton called on Mrs. John Coblenz Tuesday afternoon. Several from Middleboro attended the "Shepherd of the Hills' at Richmond James Urton visited Mrs. R. W. Pituson at Richmond Saturday.

....Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tschaen called on Frank Pogue and family Sunday afqternoon Mrs. Lora Boyd and daughter Olive and Halcia Reid called on Mrs. Clinton Jones Wednesday afternoon.. .Miss Esther Hodgin spent the week-end with Mrs. Lora Landwehr at Richmond.. .Mrs. Mary Hawkins called on Mrs. Mary and Miss Anna Cook Monday afternoon.. .Mr. and Mrs. Ed James of Winchester, oent Saturday night and Sunday with

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