Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 192, 26 May 1919 — Page 9

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HOSPITAL PORTS FOR AMERICANS ARE ABANDONED All f T O T A IT

mi u. o. casuals Are iow Home, Hospital Ship Offic ers Keport. (Br Associated Ptmw) NEW YORK, May 26. Bringing an nouncement of the abandonment of Brest and St Nazalr as embarkation ports for American wounded, the hos pital Bnip Mercy arrived here today from St. Naiad re with 38S natlents. Virtually all the wounded hare been returned to the United States, officers of the Mercy stated, and those left Trill be brought from the war area tnrough the port of Antwerp. On board the Mercy was Corporal Otis Speed, of Collins, Miss., who returned blind and despite his handicap the checker champion of the vessel, having defeated each officer of the ship. He sailed last October with the Fifty-second Infantry, was transferred to a depot bridage and while there, his sight failed him gradually. . The transport Otsega arrived from Bordeaux with 24 officers and 987 enlisted men, including A, B and C com panies, and headquarters and medical detachments of the Three Hundred and Eleventh Infantry, for Camps Dix, Lpton, Grant, Pike and Dodge. MONROE FARMERS TO TAKE OVER ELEVATOR Farmers of Monroe township.Preble county, Ohio, will hold a meeting at the central school building on the eve ning of June 2 to consider taking over an elevator. The elevator to be bid for has not been decided, nor are the farmers from other townships barred. The central idea is to have a far mers', elevator for the handling of grain," probably Eldorado or Manches ter. This elevator is not merely to be a place of storage but also a central buying station for supplying fertilizer, farm machinery, or anything the far mer may desire to buy in quantity and which can best be bandied in carload lots to the greatest saving. Ex-Service Men Wanted To Join Navy Service 1 ! Authority has just been received by Navy Recruiter Reber from the Bu reau of Navigation. Washington, D Cto enlist all ex-soldiers or marines and Bend them direct to the nearest Re ceiving ship for detail. The Navy Recruiting office at Main and Eighth streets, under Chief Boat swain Reber and his assistant will be open for any inqpiref s relative to this service. Full information will be given Reber was also authorized to advance all men enlisting, as apprentice seamen to second class seamen In rating. , Auditor's Report On Main Street Bridge Due Tuesday The report on the Main street bridge by field examiners of the state board of accounts, which will determine how much work Isaac Smith, retiring contractor, is to be paid for, and how much will be held over for a new contract, will be mailed from Newcastle to the auditor's office Monday night, and should reach here Tuesday, County Audi tor Howard Brooks said Monday. The report had to be re-tabulated, causing the delay, Examiner Spradling said over the wire from Newcastle. Eldorado, 0. S.-W. Stephens, who suffered a light paralyse. stroke a few days ago, sus tained a second light attack in the H. C. Stayton barber shop, Saturday. He soon rallied and was removed to his home.... Telegrams were received from Hale Agler, Eddie Kimmel and Elmer Holsingcr, last week, announc ing their safe arrival in New York, They will be transferred to Camp Sherman in a few days and later discharged Miss Mildred Crane spent from Saturday night until Monday with Miss Esther Miller H. A Spitler and wife called on Daniel Rich ards and wife, Sunday evening.... Levi Fisher and family, Albert Wehrley and family, William Deeton and family. Daniel Richards and wife, Frank Petry and wife and Mary Shock and sons attended church near Brook ville, Saturday and Sunday '....Ralph Fisher was an Eaton shopper Thurs day afternoon Daniel Richards and family spent Vednesday arternoon with Milo Heath and family.... Mrs. L. E. Horner spent Saturday evening with friends In Brookville Leonard Stayton and wife and Mrs. C. H. Stayton spent Friday in Eaton and Richmond Miss Mildred Beck returned home Saturday after spending ten rtays with Frank Blackford and family Frank Blackford and family and Mrs. Jane Swartiel were the guests of Frank Pence and wife of near Eaton, Eunday afternoon. Ormal Spitler and family spent Sunday .with relatives in West Manchester ..Mrs. Ross Holcomb of Vicksburg, Miss.. Is visiting O. F. Kimmel and other relatives hre Perry Eby and family of n-ar Yankeetown, were the Sunday guests of R. A. Miller and family. Women's Brevities Jerusalem has been rid of mosquitoes, the cause of epidemics, for many generations, by an American sanltorlum worker who obtained her experience in the Canal Zone. The first labor law passed by the New York State legislature provides for the creation of a bureau of women In Industry In the State Department of Labor. Mrs. C. I- Mattln of Topeka. Kan., has been elected president of the National Military Sisterhood. Widows and mothers of fallen Cat nadlan soldiers are to be given a "SOvver Cross of Sacrifice" by the govern- . ment

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MORE RIOTS IN GERMANY EXPECTED AS DELEGATES B ALIO AT SIGNING THE TREATY

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' Crowds discussing news from Paris In Berlin street. Serious rioting in Berlin and other big centers of Germany are ex. pected hourly as the German peace delegates continue their defiant attitude and refuse to sign the treaty. The German people want them to sign the treaty so that the fatherland may settle down and begin its reconstruction. The picture shows how the people gather in groups to discuss the news from Paris. A leader and a few firy words are all that are needed to turn these neoDle into a mob . , -

Economy, Ind. The Rev.'O.' M. Frazer left Monday morning for Akron. O., where he spent the night' with his son, George, and went on to New- York state for a week's business trip...... Mrs. Grace Edwards returned home Sunday from Montpelier where she assisted in car ing for a sick relative tne last week..' ..Miss Mildren Swain of Lynn is the guest of Miss Margaret , Loop this week Mr. Anderson is the relief man at the C. and. O. station during Mr. Cain's absence.... John Coombs is ill. . .Leander Chamness and wife of Williamsburg spent Sunday with their son, Clifford and family..... Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Frazer entertained at dinner Whlttler Beard and family Misses Mary Byrd and Hazel Fletcher were home, from M uncle for the week-end...... .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bushman and daughters. Helen and Mildred of Moorland were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Cranor Sunday and after dinner they all drove to Richmond to attend the funeral of Robert McNeil Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hiatt entertained Mr. and Mrs. Mundell. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Dickson of Indianapolis and Frank Uhderhill and family of Greensfork Saturday night and Sunday. .. .Dr. Howard Ballenger and family of Chicago started Saturday to drive through to Hageratown to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ballenger, their parents.... Mrs. Alice Study 'of Richmond spent the past-week with her sister, Mrs. Emma Clark, and returned home Saturday with her son. Will Study.... Miss Hazel Mendenhall left Sunday morning for Spiceland where she will be the guest of her friend. Miss Irene Pennington during commencement week. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Parker received a telegram Sun

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Paris, show scenes following the presentation of the terms to the German representatives. Count Brockdorff-Rantzau. one of the delegates, is just stepping: into an auto. Marshal Foch is in constant day stating their son, Harry, had arrived at New York. .. ...Mr. a.au mti. Petro, Mr. and Mrs. Erman Swain spent Sunday with relatives at Modoc ... .J. B. Swain returned homo, from Reid hospital Wednesday and is recovering nicely. .. .Owing to the betiter Home association meeting Wed nesday the Simatha society will meet Thursday afternoon io finish work. Members are requestedto bring needMembers are requested to bring needLycan of Richmond were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Greenstreet Saturday and Sunday .Mrs. Nan Cook is spending the week-end with relatives at Richmond. Mrs. Raymond Daugherty and children of Richmond spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. McCann and grandmother. Mrs. Huda Haxton. . . .Earn Replogle of College Corner spent Sun day here with his family.-. . . Mrs. Tur ner is the guest of her son, O. Turner and family.... H. E. Cain and family left Saturday morning for a two weeks' vocation.- They will visit his mother at Champaign, I1L. ...Mrs. Will Smith and son of Spiceland spent a few days here, with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jessup....Mrs. Walter Jessup, two children and maid. Miss Johnston of Iowa are here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jessup of Economy. . . . , . Mr. and Mrs. John Oler are the parents of a daughter, Catherine Lucile .... Albert . Atkinson and family and Martha Atkinson. Lewis Weyl and wife were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atkinson Sun day. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Greenstreet en tertained at dinner Friday evening Vernon Marshall and family, Dr. Loop Stewart and daughter Miss Martha.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Ott Thornburg of Lozantville visited their parents. Mr. nd Mrs. Elvin Pleasant Thornburg Friday. ....Ellis Lester of Modoc spent McCann. .. .Miss May Kimbal is the Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William

CONFERENCE

3 touch with the developments In th sessions with the Germans and has completed arrangements for operations of the allied army of occupation should the Germans refuse eventually to sign the treaty. week-end guest of her brother, Rus sell Klmbal at Okeana...... Charles Hunnlcutt and daughter, Mrs. Marga ret Stewart wil lattend the reunion at Splceland Wednesday of all former students of Spiceland academy.. . .Mr. and Mrs. Albert Atkinson attended the funeral of Mrs. King at Sugar Grove Saturday. Mrs. King taught school at Sugar Grove Beveral years ago. .. .Charles May and wife of Richmond and their guests from Nashville Tenn., were guests at A., W. Swain home Friday. BORAH ASKS LEAGUE MADE PARTY ISSUE By Associated Prs WASHINGTON. May 26. A plea that the Republican party accept the question of a peace league as a party issue, and oppose as a unit the league covenant was . reiterated by Senator William E. Borah, Republican, of Idaho, in a letter he made public here ast night The communication addressed to D. E. Dunne, Wickita, Kan., commending the Sedgwick Republican club for resolutiozts t denouncing the league covenant was similar in content to the letter recently sent b ythe Idaho Senator to"& Boston paper. "No political party can live," Senator Borah wrote, "which refuses to take a position upon the great problems of national existence. And the Republican t party, which was organized to destroy human slavery and preserve the union is the party above all which should be vigilant to protect the untrammeled independence and the unchallenged sovereignty of this nation. If it fails to do so some other political party will take up the task." The Idaho Senator declared the Democrats already had taken a party stand in favor of the league. INJURIES FORCE HIM TO GIVE UP ATLANTIC FLIGHT Capt C W. Morgan. . Capt. C W. Morgan, who was to attempt the trans-Atlantic flight from St. Johns, N. F with F. P. Raynham in a Martinsyde plane, has been advised by physicians that he must not fly again. He was cut about the face when the plane crashed to the gTound in attempting to follow Harry Hawker and Mackenzie Grieve in their start Physicians say he may lose his sight as a result of the accident Raynham intends to obtain a new aid and continue plans for the flight.

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JERUSALEM LOGICAL

CAPITAL OF WORLD, . SAYS DAYT0I1IAII - A- ' ' '-. Dr. C. E. Kerney of Dayton. Ohio, gave an instructive talk. "Will Jeru salem become the World's Capital" in Vaughan Hall yesterday afternoon. He pointed out that Jerusalem stands supreme among all the cities of tiie world in Its Influence upon the hopes and destinies of mankind. . "It is the chosen city of the one true God, the center of his worship and laws and revelation with a mis sion to reveal him to the world, the one great light in a. world of darkness," said the speaker. "Here his prophets taught Here was the temple that expressed his eharacterand here was the training and the prophecies that led up to the great central fact of human history, the com in c of Jesus Christ, the scene of his life, his suf ferings, his cross and his grave. "The Jews have been persecuted in all the earth for more than eighteen hundred years because they crucified Jesus, the greatest Jew that ever lived but the time of their punishment is about over and we see favor returning to them since the Berlin Congress of Nations in 1878 and just forty years later on March 27, 1918, we see them become a nation and recognized as such by Great Britain and the United States. This means that the prayer1 of all Christian people. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as It is in heaven,' will soon be answered, for, God's promise is that the law shall go forth from Mt, Zion and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem, soon to become the world'B capital , and from this capital city will flow out to all te nations of the earth God's great blessings to all mankind through his chosen people, the Jews, mentioned in the eleventh chapter of Hebrews. . Modoc, Ind. . Harold Beall and Chester Hodson were at Ft Wayne Thursday looking after places in school. .... Mrs. Maranda Edwards and son Piene were at Newcastle Friday morning Mrs. Will Stock went to Bradford. Ohio, Wednesday to spend a few weeks with her mother,.. ....Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hiney were at Richmond Thursday shopping. . . .Miss Lora Jones is spending a few days at home.... Rev. Mitchell will give a memorial service 'at Huntsville, Sunday, May 25, and at Modoc Sunday evening. Mrs.- Mitchell is seriously ilL Her mother, Mrs. Garrett of Richmond is with her. BOARD ORDERS BILL FOR REPAIRS PAID The bill of a local contractor and builder, for repairs to the city building, which was referred back to him last week by the board of. works, was presented In a revised form- Monday morning and ordered paid. The board adopted a declaration resolution vacating the alley between lots 53 and 54 of the S. Sanders addition, on the west side of North Eighth street at the request of the Jenkins Vulcan Spring company. The engineer was authorized to employ George Pease In the engineering department, and was ordered to purchase a tar kettle for repairing tarvia streets. A complaint of a leaky fountain on South C street was referred to him. The city attorney was ordered to file affidavits against a man who is said to have violated city ordinances repeatedly by digging up the alleys and streets by his home without permission. 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION For ages manv

World War Veterans To Plan For Memorial Day Every world- war veteran of Wayne county Is asked to come to the meeting Monday night of the Wayne county World War Veterans' association, in the circuit court rooms in the courthouse. ' Final plans for the Memorial Day program and other matters of importance will be discussed. Frank Strayer. head of the local organization and of that of the Sixth District has received a letter from Judge Raymond Springer of Rushville, state headrurging that

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