Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 154, 11 April 1919 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1919.

OHIO TO GARNER LARGEST WHEAT CROP ON RECORD

Preble Among Counties to Show Increased Acreage Other Ohio Notes. COLUMBUS. April 11 "The largest wheat crop ever produced in Ohio will be harvested this year If the present favorable condition! continue." states N E. Shaw secretary of agriculture, la commenting on the Joint crop report of the Ohio Department of Agriculture and the U. 8. Bureau of Crop Estimates, issued at Columbus. The condition on April 1 was reported at slightly over 104 percent, compared to a ten-year average condition on April 1, of 80 percent.The first estimate of production expressed In bushels will be issued on May 1. From present indications this will be between fifty-five and sixty million bushels or better. The December report, the last one issued, showed a total acreage planted of 2,608,000 acres, or an increase of 11 percent over the previous year, and a condition of 104 percent of normal. The damage from winter killing and Hes

sian fly up to April 1 was practically negligible, being only a little over one percent for the entire state. No Snow Protection. During the greater part of the past winter the crop had little or no snow protection, but because of the mildness of the winter and satisfactory moisture conditions, the crop suffered practically no setbacks and is now making splendid growth. The crop was sown under the most favorable conditions and had made a fine root growth before cold weather set in. The high condition is general throughout the state.

PREBLE ACREAGE OAIN3

COLUMBUS. O.. April 11. Accord

ing to reports just issued by the state bureau of agriculture, counties in the Miami Valley are in fair shape to break all records for winter wheat re

sults.

The report shows that Montgomery

county has an Increased acreage this

year of 5 percent over that of 1918

The increase in Butler is seven per

cent; Greene, three percent; Preble,

five percent, and Miami seven percent

The condition of the crop on April 1

as compared with former years is as

follows: Montgomery, 100 percent

Butler, 107 percent; Greene, 107 per

cent; Preble, 99 percent; Miami 105

percent.

IN THE LEGISLATURE

COLUMBUS. Ohio. April Jl. Both

branches of the legislature are ex pected to adopt the report of the con-

ference committee on the taxing sub

divisions changing the date for the

special election on which to approve bond issues and tax levies from May

23 to June 10. The conference com'

mittee also advanced the date on which preliminary steps for the elec

tion must be taken.

Vote on the Crabbe prohibition en

forcement bill has again been post

poned in the senate until next Tuesday because of the illness of Senator

Ititter of Miami county.

Action on the Fouts highway bill

also was deferred until next Tuesday

by the senate highways committee on

account of opposition by the governor

to the tax levy provision which per

mits a violation of the Smith one per

cent law and also would permit the cancellation of pre-war contracts on

account of increased material costs There are said to be other objection

able features also which the commit

tee will attempt to Iron out with the

governor before recommending the bill for passage. A report reached the

committee last night that the gover

nor might veto the bill if passed in

its present form. Inheritance Tax Law.

The Joint taxation committee is ex

pected to have ready for introduction.

this week a direct inheritance tax law,

provisions of which were agreed upon by the committee last night. Widows

are allowed $5,000 exemption and bro

thers, sisters and cousins, $4,500. On

an estate of $200,000 a widow would

pay an Inheritance tax of $4,600; bro

thers, eisters and cousins $12,750;

tt rangers and corporations, $16,500. OHIO DEMOCRATS MEET

COLUMBUS. April 11. Chairman Homer S. Cummlngs, of the Democratic National committee, accompanied by W. R. Holllster, secretary of the National committee, arrived here Wednesday night from IndianapoMs to attend a Democratic organization meet-

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ing Thursday and address a non-partl-son mass meeting here Thursday night. The meeting marked the beginning of the work for the 1920 presidential campaign. OVERRULES MOTION. GREENVILLE, O., April 10. In the matter of County Surveyor John Fer-

ron and Contractor Harvey Manning charged with presenting false vouchers. Judge Jones overruled the motions to quash the indictments. The

men are charged with presenting false

voucners In connection with the "Heller ditch improvement" and receiving payment for the same.

Rev. W. R. Gobrecht, who graduated

from Central Theological seminary

Thursday of this week, has been call

Jed as pastor of St. Paul's Reformed

church of this city. Rev. Gobrecht s

home is in Hanover, Pa., and he has occupied the pulpit in St. Paul'c church in this city on several occasions. He will preach his first sermon here next Sunday. 8uit for Divorce. H. K. Moyer vs. India Laura Moyer is the title of a divorce case filed Wednesday. The plaintiff states he was married to defendant! in February, 1918. and that at the time of his marriage he had two children and his wife had three. He says that shortly after the marriage his wife began teaching her children to abuse him and that on four occasions she took $50 and promised to leave, but always failed to go.

The meeting of the returned soldiers Tuesday was a very enthusiastic one. Dr. A. F. Sarver. chairman.

told of the purpose of the meeting

and the boys promised their undivided Bupport in carying out the work started. The purpose of the organization is two fold, first, to form a union of all returned soldiers- in order to boost

the Victory loan campaign, and the second, to formulate plans for the organization of the Veterans of the World War. The next meeting will be held April 16. TO GET SERVICE CROSSES. CAMP SHERMAN, Chillicothe. O., April 11. Five war veterans of the 37 th division, former Ohio National Ouard, were presented with ' distinguished service crosses by Major General Edwin F. Glenn, during a parade drill of troops here yesterday afternoon at five o'clock. The awards, all for meritorious conduct on the battlefields of France and Belgium, were given the following: Captain Fred C. Redick, Sergeant Carl M. Smith, Corporal Newton Rex, all of the 146th infantry; Private Robert L. Baldridge, ambulance company, 148th Infantry, and Private M. Dillen, 148th infantry.

Ohio News I in Flashes j

CLEVELAND The 145th Infantry and the 112th Engineers left after their reception here to parade in Zanesville and Columbus before they are discharged. SPRINGFIELD Charles E. McDove and Ella Atkins had known each other only for twenty-four hours when they were married at midnight Tuesday. McDove is 29 and his bride 42. MIDDLETOWN William Harris became angry when he didn't get his change right away from William Fordyce, taxi driver, and threw rocks. Now he is under arrest, charged with assault and battery. CLEVELAND Her brother had

been reported dead since November, but Miss Hilda Johnson came to see the 145th parade anyway. She screamed when she saw her brother, husky and happy, marching in the front ranks. She stayed with him the rest of the day. CINCINNATI Over 500 firemen out

of the city's force of 600, resigned as a result of Mayor Galvin's refusal to reinstate four of their number, discharged for being members of the union.

CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES

Morning Sun, 0. Monday morning a steeple jack removed the ornament from the church steeple. It had been plown to one

side by a storm and seemed in danger of falling Rev. R. A. Jamison and S. M. Paxton atended the meeting of Presbytery in Oxford Tuesday... Miss Lois Nelson was home over Sunday A good attendance was reported at Sunday school last Sunday. The superintendent, Mrs. R. A. Jamieson, had announced that the roll would be called and 145 answered out of an en

rollment of 198 Thursday Asa Mc-

Creary and Arthur McGaw attended

the funeral of a cousin near Dunreith Ind. He was instantly killed while crossing the railroad tracks in his machine The Women's Missionary society held their regular meting on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

V. A. Brown.- After the program a reception for new members and a luncheon and social time was en-enjoyed.

EATON. O., April 11. Abe Smith,

Civil war veteran, died suddenly

heart disease at bis home here Wed

nesday evening, while seated in a chair

conversing with members of his fam

lly. He had been in his usual health

during the day. He leaves his wife

and three daughters. Funeral .arrange

ments have not been completed, but

they probably will be held Saturday.

He was 77 years old.

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