Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 201, 5 June 1919 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1919.

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.UANRINIi ULUB Misses Between Ages of 10 and 18 Will Organize at , Courthouse Friday.

Canning, eewlng and breadmaking classes will b organlied: Friday afternoon at the office of Miss Grace Hadley, county demonstration aeent. in

the courthouse. All girl In Wayne township between the ages of 10 and 18, are-invited to come to the office to Join the clubs. . The Instructors in the township will bo Miss Emma Bond, instructor of sewing in the high school, and Miss Bertha Larsh. Instructor of domestic science in the Garfield Junior high school. The clubs for the young girls will Hot only be Instructive but will furnish recreation. The courses to be given win be completed In the summer months. ... Girls Have Four Rules. The canning courses will consist of demonstrations of the cold pack process. There are four rules which ttV girls are required to adhere to, namely, attend the meetings, which probably will be every two weeks, do canning la the home, exhibit at the annual display, and keep a complete record ot date, labor, amount canned, cost, value of product and profit. In addition, each girl shall write a story of not less than 400 words covering points listed Jn the canning record book. Each contestant shall agree to exhibit at the annual show five quarts of fruit, and five quarts of vegetables, consisting of eight varieties. At the exhibit the awards are made on the following basis: Quality of exhibit, 45 per cent; quantity of canned products, 25 per cent; variety, 10 per cent; and record and story, 20 per cent. Tho sewing course is divided Into three classes and the girls will be put Into the class for which they are ready. If they have done sewing in school or have done soma at home they may be put into tbte second or third class. If they have had none at all they are placed in the first class. One class will be finished this summer. Record Books Kept. In the first year class patches, darning, one apron and the study of materials make up the course. The second year class consists of the making of a cap, a princess slirn overhand

patching and darning on woolen ma-!

lerials. In the third class dresses and tmdergarments are made. A record book is kept in this course also. In the bread-making course quick end yeast breads are made. This work can be completed this summer. Mis3 Hadley stated today that it Is not the idea to make this a difficult course. The meetings are supPosed to be "good time" meetings.

Tho girls in the township are urged'

to take an interest in the work which is a part of the Purdue University extension work. The young girls throughout the county are interested and canning, sewing and bread-making clubs are being organized.

Economists Discuss World Duties Of United States (Br Associated PreaO NEW YORK, June 5. The new International obligations of tho United States under the proposed covenant of the league of nations were discussed at the semi-annual meeting of the academy of political science at Columbia university today. The speakers at the morning ses

sion were Dwight M. Morrow, Senator

Key Pittman of Nevada and George Wharton Pepper.

A general discussion followed after

which speeches were delivered " by

Senator William E. Borah of Idaho,

William I Hansom of New York City, Arthur H. Knhn. Dr. Stephen P. Dugffn end nnonaamn Uavhai &a

Jr. At the afternoon session, A. Mitchell Palmer, attorney? general of the United States; George W. Wlckersham, former attorney general of the United States and Abram L Elkus, ambassador to Turkey, were the principal speakers.

PETROGRAD CAPTURE DENIED IN REPORT

(By Associated Press) COPENHAGEN, June 5 Persistent reports that Petrograd has been captured are "very premature" according to a statement from the official Esthonlan headquarters press bureau here. A report from Esthonlan headquarters on Tuesday says that vigorous Bolshevik counter attacks west and northwest of Gatzchina continue, but have been repulsed by the Esthonians. The battle Is still going on without decisive results. Nothing Is known at Esthonlan headquarters regarding the reported advance of Finnish troops against Petrograd from the north. West of Luga the northern corps of the Esthonian army Is engaged solely in repelling attacks. Southeast of Riga, Esthonian forces continue to advance toward Kreitzburg. according to the report.

RAIL CENTERS ARE V SEIZED BY PETLURA ( By Associated Press) BERNE, Switzerland, Wednesday, June 4 Troops of the army of General Simon Petlura, the anti-BoIshe-vikl peasant leader in the Ukraine, have captured the railway centers of Proskurov and Berdicheff, in western Ukraine. This announcement la made by the Ukrainian press bureau. PEACE "LEAK" IS SUBJECT OF HOT

SENATE DEBATE

(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, June 5. The leak In diplomatic channels through which

it has been charged copies of the un

published peace treaty with Germany

reached certain interests In New York

was the subject of another stormy

debate today In the senate.

Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska,

ranking Democrat of the foreign relations committee, in calling up his resolutions for a senate investigation

of all facts in the case, declared the

statement of Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts and Borah, of Idaho, Re

publican members of the committee, regarding the presence of copies in

New York, constituted a "monstrous

charge." If this charge had been made in the Interests of the public,

he said, and not merely in order to at

tack the treaty, the senators making It would have demanded senatorial in

vestigation. The speech drew replies

from both Mr. Lodge and Mr. Borah.

Drive On "Percent" Beer

Promised Prohibitionists

FOOD SURPLUS

IS ENOUGH TO SUPPLY WORLD

Coming Harvest Will Supply

Needs, Declares Hoover European Crops Increase. (Br Associated Freasi PARIS," Jane 5. There is a sufficient surplus of food Indicated from the coming harvests to Bupply Europe and meet the needs of the world, unless unexpected castrophe sappens to the world's harvests, according to a statement issued today by Herbert C. Hoover, head of the allied relief association. The bread budget balances, but the surplus of the American crop of wheat and rye this year will be needed. The statement says that most of the trading In wheat and rye will be in the hands of the governments. Other figures gained from the survey made by the organization and various governments indicate that the sugar crop in Eastern Europe this year will be 65 per cent, of pre-war normal, the wheat and rye crop 77 per cent, and the vegetable harvest about

normal. Since the war, it is estimatr

ed, Europe has lost 18,400,000 cattle, 39,000,000 hogs and 8,000,000 sheep.

Tribune Editorials Evidence In Suit

DRAFT OFFICIALS

IN INDIANAPOLIS

(By Associated Press) " MT. CLEMENS, Mlctu, June 5. Depositions from officials of the Standard Oil company and the international Harvester company were among" those introduced today In the libel stilt of Henry Ford against the Chicago Tribune. Editorials which the plaintiff contends show pro-Germanism on the part of the Tribune also were read by Attorney William Lucking. The depositions were from Frederick David Asche who was a director of the Standard Oil company ol New Jersey at the time of publication of the alleged libelous editorial "headed "Ford is an Anarchist," and who since 1917 has been vice-president of the company; Milton M. Eames, assistant secretary of the company; Arthur F. Corwln, who was vice-president of the Penn.-Mex. Fuel company in 1915; President Harold F. McCormisk of the International Harvester company, who was vice-president of that corporation in 1916; and George A. Raniiey, secretary and treasurer of the company, and Mrs. Elinor Medill Patterson, part owner of the Tribune.

Greeks Occupy Cities i In Western Asia Minor

(By Associated Fressl WASHINGTON, June 5.-Delegates attending the annual convention of

the Anti-Saloon League oi America were promised today by Senator Sheppard of Texas that sale of any beverages containing even a trace of alcohol would be prohibited by laws now being framed for enforcement of nation-wide prohibition. "We are not 2.7 per cent Americans," said Senator Sheppard, who made a plead "not only for a saloonless America but for a saloonless world.

Austrians Surrender Town To JugoSlavs (By AsBoolated Press) COPENHAGEN, Wednesday, June 4 A despatch received here from Klagenfurt, capital of Carlnthia, Austria, quotes an official report which says that Volkermarkt, a town fifteen miles to the northeast has again been abandoned by the Austrian forces defending the town against Jugoslav troops which are invading Carlnthia. Tho retirement, It is said, was ordered so that the town might not be exposed to danger of destruction from the fire of the Jugo-Slavs.

Yeomanettes Admitted

To American Legion

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. June 5. -The American legion, recently organized by men of all branches of the war service, has officially recognised the yeomen as part of the nation's combatant forces by granting a charter for the organization in this city of Betsy Ross Post No. 1, the first feminine unit to be included in the legion. The post will be entirely composed of feminine naval reservists in the District of Columbia.

Alsace-Lorraine Council Meets Under French Rule (By Associated Press) STRASBOURG, June 5. The superior council of Alsace and Lorraine

held its first meeting under the new French regime on Monday in the building formerly occupied by the German ministry of the interior of Alsace and Lorraine. Alexander Miller-

and, governor general, in a speech In which he paid tribute to the people of Alsace and Lorraine, said no abrupt change In the laws of the two province was contemplated. The promise you make when you're over-enthused always comes home to roost.

Your grouch hurts you worse than it hurts those about you.

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Sheriff Clelment V. Carr. former

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of the draft board officials of Indiana. A banquet at the Claypool hotel in the .evening, following a business meeting .and talks by prominent officials of the draft service, was the program for the day.

(By Associated Press) SALOXIKI, June 5. Greek forces yesterday occupied the towns of Eivali and Rhira, on the gulf iof Adramyti, on the west coast of- Asia. Minor, about 65 miles north of Smyrna, according to an official statement issued at Greek headquarters. A Turkish detachment of tro)3 made an attack on the Greeks at Aivall, but were repulsed, losing four men killed. The Greeks did not suffer any casualties. The Turks on retiring set fire to their barracks, the statement says.

Crop Failure Causes Many Deaths In India NEW YORK, June 5. Deaths are occuring in India in appalling numbers because of failure of the crops, according to Rev. Dr. R. A. Hume, who has served the National Missionary Council of India for 42 years and who arrived here today on his first furlough in eight years. He brought with him a message from the viceroy to President Wilson.

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DINNER FOR BRAZILIAN. LONDON, Wednesday, June 4. American ambassador and Mrs. John W. Davis and other prominent persons including tho prince of Wales, attended a dinner given by the Brazilian minister tonight in. honor ot Dr. Epitacio Pessoa, president-elect of Brazil.

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Sugar

Coffee

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Best Cane Granulated 10 pound cloth bags ' Very special SI. OO Per tag

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Fresh Blade Salt Rising Bread Every Day

Pride of Queen City Reg. 50 seller now Will be higher 2 pounds 75

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Fresh Made Potato Chips Every Day, 5c, 10c, 15c Packages

BAKER'S COCOA 1 lb. cans 45d Pound

TOMATOES Large can 15 can

CORN STARCH Argo full lbs. 3pks. 25

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