Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 234, 15 July 1919 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1919.

LUTHERAN CHURCH PLANS TO OBSERVE 75TH ANNIVERSARY A history of St. John's Lutheran church will be prepared for the observance of the congregation's seventyfifth anniversary, on September 21. Rev. A. J. Teeger. of Dayton, pastor for more than 20 years, will write the history. At a meeting of the congregation Sunday afternoon the trustees were authorized to open the two cornerstones of the church building on South Seventh street and remove the articles placed there at the time of the laying of the stones. Information obtained from these, will be used. A copy of the Richmond Daily Independent, a Bible, a testament, Sunday school papers, a copy of the Luthtran Standard, the old church constitution, a history of the beginning of the church, old coins, ten cents in money, and the minutes of the eleventh edition of the southern district were found when the articles were removed. Some of these were placed there In 1846 when the church was built. Others were placed there in 1874 when the church was remodelled. The anniversary will be celebrated for two or three days. MINERS VOTE DOWN 2 3-4 PERCENT BEER TERRE HAUTE. Ind., July 15. District No. 11 United wine morkers of America, in convention here Monday, defeated a resolution recommending that congress enact legislature permitting protests against the high cost of living and branded Eugene V. Debs as an agitator opposed to the

best interests of conservative labor

organizations. The convention previously had adopted a resolution asking the release of all political prisoners but when a resolution was presented today especially mentioning Debs, chairman John Hessler, of the resolutions committee. retorted that the commit

tee had refused to concur in the resolution on the grounds that no person should be singled out for release. Vice President Raney was in the, chair when the resolution was presented asking the convention to go on record In favor of congressional legislation permitting 2 percent, beer. On a viva voce vote Raney declared the resolution lost.

JOINS RANKS OF GOLF CHAMPIONS

Green Uniforms To Be Issued In U. S. Army CAMP GRANT, 111., July 15. While no official announcement that khaki is to be discarded by the United States army has been made, a new uniform of sea green color will be Issued soon. It is reported here. There will be no shoulder insignia, the rank of each officer being indicated by braid on the sleeve. Cloth patches on the collar will show the branch of service. Broad leather belts will go with the new clothes. The historic blue of the American army, which officers wore upon dress occasions, has been abolished. Turnover collars will supplant the close fitting "chokers." West Alexandria, 0. Virginia Dunham of Dayton, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sandford Myers Miss Helen Markey of New York, Is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Markey Miss Amber May has returned home from several weeks visit with friends in Dayton Mrs Mary Rope of New Lexington, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Flo Miller of Dayton Last Wednesday evening being the birthday anniversary of Russell Fudge, he was agreeably surprised by thirty-five friends from West Alexandria and Gratis. Refreshments of ice cream, cake and punch were served Miss Mary Hill and friend from Lockland, O., have arrived home after a two weeks' visit with friends at Detroit, Michigan, and Paulding county, O. . . .Fred Ash worth and sons, Charles and Paul of Dayton, spent Sat

urday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Ashworth. . . .Mr. and Mrs. C. Heaton of Dayton, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sandford Myers. . . . .Mrs. Harry Copp has been 111 the past three weeks. .. .Charles Ozias of Colorado Springs, Colo., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ozias and other realtives. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ehler and family have returned to their home In Union City, Ind , after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Ehler, Jr.

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Miss Marion II oil ins. "v Miss Marion Hollins looms up as one of the star women golfers of the 1919 season by virtue of her feat in winning the Metropolitan title-recently. She defeated Mrs. W. A. Gavin, defender of the title. Misi Hollins is from Westbrook.

Hollansburg, 0. Kenneth and Miss Gwendolyn White are spending a few days with

relatives in Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brown spent Sunday evening with relatives in New Madison. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sinks spent Sunday evening with relatives near New Madison Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lichtenfels spent Sunday afternoon with relatives near Greenville The Camp Fire girls of this place held a picnic Sunday at Glen Miller Mrs. Eva Packer of Grand Rapids, Mich., who has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pitman, returned home Sunday. . . Mr. and Mrs. Luther Moore and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Beatty and family.

WITH THOSE IN ARMY AND NAVY

This column, containing news of Richmond and Wayne county oldiers and sailors, will appear dally In the Palladium. Contributions will be welcomed.

Corporal Harry M. Brown, who has been serving on the Russian front, notified his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Brown that he has arrived in the States, and will be home soon. He was in Company F, 339th infantry.

Brown was abroad for a year, and was stationed for a short time In England before going to Russia. Mrs. Ned Cook of Pearl street has received word that her husband has landed In the States after ten months with the 113th M. O. R. shop overseas.

gineers, and arrived on the Fourth of July.

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R. R. In Good Shape The best mail boxes and roads of any out of the city were found by Postmaster C. B. Beck on Route "B." which the postmaster inspected Monday. However, some box approaches were inconvenient and a number of boxes were not regulation In type. In some cases boxes are nailed to telegraph or fence posts, and these boxes must come down and be placed on special poles well planted and steady, the postmaster warns. Broken pulls and handles on boxes on all the routes cause the carriers great inconvenience and loss of time.

ALLENBY GETS D. S. MEDAL

Virgil Appleton, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Appleton of South Ninth street, arrived in Richmond Saturday following twelve months' service with Company E. 22 Engineers in France. Appleton landed at Hoboken on July 4. He received his honorable discharge from Camp Sherman, O.

Word received from Private Norman Crump of the 113th Mobile Ordnance Repair shop, announces his arrival in this country. He was overseas for ten months.

Horace Neal has arrived in Richmond following several months of foreign service. Neal was stationed in France. Mr. and Mrs-. Herman Austerman have received word that their son, Joseph B. Austerman, has arrived at Camp Merritt, N. J. He was overseas for eleven months with the 22nd En-

LONDON, July 15. General E. H. H. Allenby, commander of the British forces in Palestine that took Jerusalem in 1917, Is one of a large number of British officers awarded the American Distinguished Service Medal, according to a list published today in the Official Gazette.

Bill For Improvement Of Highways Is Introduced WASHINGTON, July 15. Improved highways between county seats will be constructed by the Federal government If a bill Introduced in the House by Representative T. W. Sims of Tennessee, Democrat, is enacted into law. The measure provides the expenditure of $25,000,000 under the supervision of the postmaster-general. An average cost of $10,000 is contemplated by the bilL

Connersyille Service Men To Build Community House

CONNERSVILLE, July 15: Connersville post of the American legion,

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it was the first to be organized in the state, has a membership of 200 former service men. Community building In which members of the Post may have their club rooms is discussed at the regular weekly meetings of the soldiers. The building may not be erected this year, as many of the service men have not yet returned.

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Summer Days fa MICHIGAN Summer days are days full of sport in MICHIGAN. Full of the breath of fragrant forest of the cool air of the Great Lakes; full of the urge of rod and reel, paddle and portage, sail or motor, dive and splash. Full, too, cf romantic trails through woods, along the shores of inland lakes, following romping streams. Full of things to do and gay, interesting people from all over the country to do them with. A beautiful land, for your summer holidays is Michigan a land out of the fairybook of the things you like best to do a land which satisfies that hunger for the great out-of-doors, for Nature, for sport, for rest. Michigan this summer for your vacation. The United States Railroad Administration invites you to travel and offers Summer Excursion fares. Ask your local ticket agent to help you plan your

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Two Aviators Killed In Plunge At Dayton DAYTON. Ohio. July 15. Captain William F. Jones, a licensed pilot, was killed, and his mechanician. George D. Buzane, an automobile racer of national fame, was injured so seriously that he died at the McCord Field Hospital less than an hour after a new type of airplane they were testing fell 300 feet. Engine trouble had developed a few seconds after the aviators left the ground. Captain Jones was riding in the front seat of the plane, and the mechanician in the rear cockpit. The engine was "cutting out" to 6uch a degree that the plane was in a "stalling" position, but before this could be corrected it had dropped into a tail-spin, officers at the field explained. In another Instant the plane crashed to earth.

The lumber production in 1918, according to tables recently published by the United States forest service, shows a total of 32,760,000 feet.

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