Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 233, 14 July 1919 — Page 9
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1919.
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WILSON W TRY FOR THIRD TERM, DECLARES LEWIS
Camden, 0.
Candidacy Would be Based on Achievements in Paris, Says Illinois Senator. WASHINGTON, D. C. July 14. Former Senator James Hamilton Lewis, of Illinois, who, when be was in the senate was administration spokesman, gave Washington statesmen and politicians a shock by the interview with him published yesterday, in which he predicted President Wilson would be a candidate for a third term. It was not so much former Senator Lewis' prediction that the president would seek re-election that startled the politicians as it was his declaration of the basis on which Mr. Wilson probably would rest hia candidacy. New Political Alignment On this point Mr. Lewis said:
"The message of President Wilson to
ine uniiea states senate creates a
new aJignment of politics in the United
States. It ends both old political
rartles.
"The question of today is, shall the
Lnlted States continue to be a govern'
nient apart from the world, or a world
government.
"If the opposition to the peace treaty and the league of nations shall force
Wilson to be a candidate to vindicate his work in Paris the people will rot regard him as a third-term candidate, but as a first-term candidate oa the new issue for America." Notwithstanding the fact that former Senator Lewis called at the White House the other day, to confer with President Wilson, his statement is not accepted as authoritatively setting forth the president's Intention to run again.
Mrs. Glen Jefferson of Hamilton Is spending several days with her mother, Mrs. Eva Wall Ralph Garver. who has seen active service overseas Is home again Miss Hattle Brower was a Cincinnati visitor Thursday Joe Scott of Fairhaven was in Cam
den Friday Ray Davis of Richmond
spent the week-end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kenwortny
and daughter, Melva, visited Camden friends Thursday Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kenworthy will have as Sunday
guests their son, Charles, of Cincinnati, their daughter, Mrs. Milton Jones and family of West Elkton and niece,
Mrs. Nellie Graham and dauguters, Dorothy and Maxlne of Hamilton Lin McShane was a business visitor
in Cincinnati Thursday Mrs. Helen Phares Mallne is spending the
week with her father. E. J. Phares and sister. Mrs. Carl Sturgenbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Duck wall and son, Har
old.' and Mr. and Mrs. Jeah Wetherby
and son, Roy, are back from their camping trip Mrs. George Riner of near West Elkton was guest of her
sister. Mrs. Jennie Clark, Beveral days
the past week Miss Lydla Jane Elston was an Eaton visitor Friday after
noon Ira Swisher and wife of
Richmond were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Scott Ben Fowler
of Cincinnati spent Friday with his
aunt, Miss Mary Earbardt
West Alexandria, 0.
King George Congratulates Members Of R-34 Crew
LONDON. July 14. "I congratulate you all on your safe return home after the completion of your memorable and. Indeed, unique transatlantic air voyage," King George to-day wired to Major G. H. Scott, commander of the R-34. Major General Seeley. of the Air Ministry, wrote: "Congratulations on your magnificent achievement of having been the first to cross and recross the Atlantic by Air." General Syke3, of the air ministry, wrote: "Your successful Journey Is a splendid augury for the future of commercial aviation."
GARBAGE LOCKED
UP, BOARD HEARS Complaints that many Richmond
persons keep their garbage locked up,
and in inaccessible places were made to the Board of Public Works Monday morning by the city trash and gar
bage collector.
Citizens are reminded that they
must place their trash boxes where the collectors can get them, which
means that they cannot be locked unless they are unlocked before seven in
the morning.
The board gave W. J. Pleasant, a
garage operator, permission to cut the curb In front of his garage. South F
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, in order to make a cement driveway.
Report of the Investigations of the
repairs for boilers in the city building, made by the board, was referred to the fire chief, who Is In charge of
the Investigations. City clerk William Stevens was instructed to write property owners liv
ing on the south side of Richmond avenue, between the river and First
street, instructing them to cut their weeds. The city building inspector was instructed to buy two new awnings for the office of the civil engineer. The resignation of the Janitor of the city building was accepted.
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Wednesday evening Mrs. Robert Huffman Thursday afternoon
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Earnhart and daughter Maxlne, and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Downara at- j tended the funeral of Everett Barnard ! in Liberty Monday afternoon . . Dwight Tappan came from Indianapolis to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Tappan. .. .The following made up a party and motored to Cincinnati Sunday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Swafford and two sons. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith and two daughters, William Leonard and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gwynn of Oxford Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ramey of near Smlthfleld, entertained the following guests at dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. John Brattin and Robert Stanley of near Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ramey from near Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sheets of near Five Points, Mr. and Mrs. Will Ramey and Lawrence Sells of near Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. Worley Ramey of Concord, O., Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Ramey of Abington. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adams from
near Kitchell were Wednesday evening visitors in Liberty.
Lewisburg, 0. Melvin Ithinehart and wife of Circlevine, O., visited during the last week with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Keltner.. . .Charles Yohe of Troy and his sister, Mrs. Emma Paine of Dayton, were visitors hero" Saturday. ; . .Born to James Cummins and wife, a girl; to Charles Laird and wife, a girl Blake Ozias of New York City is the guest of his parents. E. J. Ozias and wife.. ..John Redman of Fort Dodge. Iowa, visited with S. L. Bunger and other
relatives from last Thursday until Monday. .. .Lewis Kisllng and family cf Richmond. Ind., were guests of Charles Rooketool and wife over the Fourth. .. .Clarence Floyd and family spont Tuesday afternoon in Dayton.. . . Amy Floyd of Dayton spent Sunday with her parents, John Floyd and wife C. C. Banta was called to Indianapolls Wednesday by the death of his brother, Asa Banta. .. .John Dye and family of Eaton were guests of friends here Tuesday evening James Tucker played with the Pryor Jazz orchestra of Eaton at Connersville, Ind.. the Fourth W. V. Homan and family visited A. E. Bunger and wife of Greenville, Sunday Mrs. John Crlckenbarger has been ill for the last few days but Is improving Mrs. Guy Hartman of Middletown spent Monday and Tuesday at the J. H. Paullus home Ralph Severs spent the last week in Columbus and while ihere passed the state bar examination successfully. .. .Mrs. A. R. Bierly. west of town, suffered a broken leg Tuesday afternoon as a result of a fall from a load of hay G. M. Kumler
was In Jeffersonville. Ind., Louisville, Ky., and Cincinnati Monday and Tuesday on business for the Duvall Coal Dock company. .. .The Trinity Evanpelical Lutheran Sunday school will hold its picnic at Glen Miller park at Richmond, the last Wednesday in July. .. .David Wirewitter of Dayton, is spending several days with his brother, Arthur Wirewitter and family.
Thomas Williams and wife were the dinner guests of Mrs. Earl Campbell,
of Eaton, Saturday evening Mrs
Mary Burtner and Mrs. W. F. Schenke attended the funeral of Mrs. Lucinda
Shank, of Dayton, on Saturday. .John
Farenholtz and family spent the week'
end at Indian lake.. .Alfred Sweeney,
wife and baby, of Dayton, spent sev'
eral days with her parents, William
Burtner and wife Miss Lula Rich
ardson came up from Oxford and spent
the weekend with her sister, Miss
Jenle Hisman Dr. J. B. Lucus. At
torney P. A. Saylor, Dr. E. C. Smith
Earl Chambers, and Alfred Schell saw
the Wlllard-Dempsey fight at Toledo
on the fourth .... Frank Copp and wife
and Mr. and Mm. Walter Furry at
tended the funeral of Edward Trick at Eldorado on Friday. . .Mrs. O. A. Gale
and daughter, of Eaton, and Mrs, Harry Stever of Gratis were the Saturday guests of Mrs. Minnie Camp
bell and family Henry Becker and
daughter. Miss Altha, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Becker have returned from a visit with Michigan relatives. Misses Clara Smith and Orpha Fritz spent
several days in Columbus last week attending the Methodist centenary exposition .... Perne Coff man, of Dayton, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Coff man S. A. Small and family have been entertaining Mr. Small's mother this week James Russel of Peru, Ind., was the week-end guest of his grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Bowman John Ehler, Sr. and wife are entertaining their granddaughter. Miss Bonie Ehler. of Union City Joseph Coff man and sons, of Dayton, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Coffmon Roscoe Bowman and wife of Richmond, Ind., were recent guests of his mother Mrs. Lucy Bowman Charles Coff man and wife and daughter spent Tuesday in , Dayton with Mrs. Coffman's mother,' Mrs. Eliza Corwln..Mrs. Thomas Williams was the Tuesday guest of friends in
Dayton Mrs. Carrie Chlnn of Okla
homa is visiting her sisters, Mrs. T,
Dlninger and Mrs. Ella Coffman, after bringing the body to her husband to
Eaton for burial. She was accom
panied by two of his sons. Mr. and
Mrs. J. V. McMillan, of Marietta, sis
ter of Mrs. Chinn. attended the funeral Mrs. F. E. Rinehart and Mrs. S. F. Wilson were guests on Wednesday at luncheon at Rike's and theatre
party In the afternoon.
Chester, Ind.
Miss Blanche Carman spent Thursday and Thursday night with Miss
Marie Schutte in Spring Grove... Mrs
Maggie Boerner visited Mrs. Mary
Misses Anna, Emma and Clara Ken
dall were guests of Mrs. Michael Kendall Thursday afternoon. .Mrs. Harry Forbes was hostess for a meeting of the Booster class at her home west
of town, Thursday afternoon. .. .Nineteen members were present and Mrs.
Oscar Lamb and Mrs. Harry Meeke were guests Relatives from Iowa and Idaho have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Newman Mr. and Mrs. Shonnaugher of Richmond are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Lewis Tlce and family this week Harry Crltchfield has bought the William Pickett farm.
TO STRIKE AGAINST TREATY, (By Associated Press)
ROME, July 14. The Intranslgeant Socialists have published a manifesto proclaiming a general strike on July 20 and 21, as a protest against the peace treaty.
Junior H. S. Buildings To Be Best Of Kind Plans for the new Junior high scaool building are well under way. Mr. Perkins, of Perkins, Fellows and Hamilton, the Chicago architects in charge, was in Richmond Monday going over the plans with Superintendent Bentley. The plans, which represent the most modern ideas in school buildings. Include separate gymnasiums for the boys and girls, large Bwimmlng tanks, and several other inovatlons that will make the schools the best of their kind. They will be made to accommodate one thousand pupils each and will hold the seventh, eighth and ninth
grades, said Bentley.
It is estimated that there are a thousand regularly ordained women ministers in the United States.
GIVEN TRADE NOTICE.
fBy Associated Press) COBLENZ, July 14 The inter-allied Rhineland commission today issued a notice to civilians in the occupied areas that trade would be reestablished immediately with the interior of Germany.
Brand Whitiock Named - U. S. Minister To ltdy . -, ' K 1 PARIS, July 14. Brand' Whitiock has been named as American Ambassador to Italy. i : Brand Whitiock at present hold the post of Minister to Belgium, to -Which he was appointed In 1913. Mr. Whitlock's appointment as Ambassador to Italy has been under consideration tor some weeks past. He succeeds Thomas Nelson Page, who recently resigned.
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THE RICHMOND MAIL ORDER GROCERY HOUSE Observe closely our ads in Tomorrow's Papers 301 National Road, West Phone 3141 At present we are paying 4te per dozen for Egos Exchange of Bonds and Thrift Stamps tor Groceries, etc, at mall order prices
Connersville, Ind, Paul Hines was he guest of friends in Arlington Wednesday morning. . . James Weyer of Indianapolis, transacted business in Connersville Wednesday Carlton Temple of Midland, Mich., is spending the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller Miss Nondas Moore Is spending a week with Miss Thelma Moore in this city Miss Genevieve Qulnn of Indianapolis is the guest of relatives In Connersville for a few days... Carl Vandiveer, of Glenwood, was the guest of friends in this city Wednesday evening Miss Isabelle Stelle of Milton is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Frost at Huber Station for a few days Misses Mary Oldham, Ivor Rlngold, Inez Lyons and Cahl Oldham, Ernest Witt and Chester R. ' Irecon motored to Richmond, Wednesday and visited friends Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Bullard and daughter Elizabeth, have returned to their home in this city after a visit with relatives and friends in South Bend
and Benton Harbor, Mich Forest Elliot 6f Sheridan, is the guest of his brother, M. E. Elliott, for several days.
..Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright have
gone to Dayton, Ohio, where they expect to make their future home Miss Vivian Cortlyou has gone to
Franklin, Ohio, for a two weeks visit
with her brother. W. E. Cortelyou and family Mrs. Walter Knollenberg
and children, of Circle, Wyoming, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hanson at their home east of the city
Mayor Drebin was the guest of
friends in Rushville. Wednesday.
High School To Come In New First State Class The Richmond high school will easily come In the new first class according to the rating proposed by state 6chool superintendent L. N. Hines, eaid euporlntcndent Bentley, Monday. To be a first class school the state requirements would be that all grade teachers have thirty-six weeks training, that all high school instructors be college graduates and that the school year be nine months In length. Richmond comes up to this requirement In every case and with the grade teachers requires eighteen months training. Instead of thirty six weeks.
Try 'em for breakfast and get converted iPasr300 No corn flakes hkc cm
Greenville, 0.
Mr. and Mrs. George Katzenberger
have returned from a visit in Ann
Arbor. Mich Rev. Lawrence Blottman of Sidney visited relatives in this
citv the past week Mrs. C. R. Left
wich and daughter Myra are spending
the week with Dayton relatives...
Attorneys O. R. Krickenberger and John F. Maher attended the meeting
of the bar association at Cedar Point the past week Miss Helen Dunham entertained the members of her club Tuesday at her home on Grey avenue. ....Dr. Arthur Bachmyer and family
of Cincinnati were week-end guests of
Mrs. Andrew Huber of East Main street Mrs. Charles Beihaut and daughter Ina Virginia are home from a
week's stay in Lima Lee Mcrar
land and family are here from Chicago
for a few weeks' stay with relatives
Mrs. Fred Berner, Mrs. James Hopper and Mrs. Ralph Fourman left
Tuesday for a trip through the east.
They will visit New York, Niagara
Falls and several other points before
they return. . .Miss May Frances Kolp
entertained Miss Freda Manier of v er
sallies the past week After a few
days' stay here W. J. Irwin, Jr., returned to Akron Sunday.... Ed Long
enbaker and family of Columbus will spend two weeks visiting relatives
here Lieutenant E. F. Powell, who is stationed in New York City, is spending two weeks visiting relatives in this city Mrs. John Lynch and son James are home from a visit with Detroit relatives Mrs. W. C. Davis of Tolu, Ky., is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. C. Elliot of Grey avenue Mrs. Will Mann and daughter of Kalamazoo, Mich., are here for a visit with A. N. Wilson and family After a visit with his parents here Ralph Dunkle returned to Chicago Sunday. . . Mrs. Rose Minnich Anderson and son are here from Jacksonville, Fla., to spend the summer John K. Speicher, son of Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Speicher of this city, returned to New York Monday after a two weeks' visit here. ....Mrs. L. B. Jackson, of Sapulpa, Okla., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Crawford Albert Suter and family left Monday for an extended stay at Manitou Beach. .. .Mrs. Richard Faulkner has returned from a visit in Akron Mrs. Jessie Little James of Youngstown Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ray Nauss...Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Monger are home from a visit with Columbus relatives. .. .Mrs. Otto Burns entertained a number of friends Thursday evening at her home on Vine street.
DunlapsviUe, Ind. The Fayette County Medical association held the regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Talbott at Rose Corner farm last Thursday evening. Covers were laid for Doctors J. M. Sample, H. M. Smelser, B. R Smith, O. E. Dale, J. S. Leffell, J. E. Booher, S. E. Gordin, R. H. Elliott, J. H. Clark. F. J. Splllman and J. L. Brown Mrs. Frank Gannett of Indianapolis is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lafuse Mrs. J. M. Talbott and Mrs. Robert Hubbell visited relatives at Fairfield, Friday... ..Mrs. Charles Brookbank entertained at dinner Wendesday. Mrs. Martin Groce and daughter, Elizabeth Jean, J. M. Talbott and son Robert MesserB Ernest Ermer of Indianapolis and Edward Drake of Richmond, visited relatives here Friday.
Greenwood, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Leonard of Cincinnati, were here Wednesday for a brief visit with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bryant and little daughter, Harriet Ethel, came last week from Troy, Ohio, for a visit with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryant and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eaton and little daughter Mildred, were in Liberty
FOUR TRANSPORTS DOCK
(By Associated Press) NEW YORK. July 14. Four transports arrived here from Brest, with 15,600 troops, the Finisterre bringing 2,976; the cruiser Pueblo, 1,689; the cruiser St. Louis 1,483, and the Imperator, 9,452.
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