Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 245, 28 July 1919 — Page 7

BRINGING UP FATHER

By McManus

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EATON FARMERS PLAN TO LAUNCH GRAIN ELEVATOR Organization of Co-operative Association Discussed at Meeting Held Saturday. EATON, O., July 28 Plans were laid In a meeting bere at the courthouse Saturday evening for organization of a branch of a proposed farmers' county oo-operatlve grain elevator association, the locaj branch to take In farmers in the Tlclnlty of Baton. Fifty representative farmers were present at the meeting. . Frank Blackford, of Eldorado, one of the leaders In the proposed county association, addressed the meeting and presented a clear and concise explanation of the co-operative plan. A list of names was obtained among

inose at we meeting from which a

committee will be selected to canvass

farmers In the Interest of organisation

of the local branch. The committee will report at a later meeting. Branches to be Independent. Blackford explained that each branch or local organization that will make up the county organization will conduct Its affairs Independent of the other branches and the county association. Each share of stock In the locals will be $100. the mftTiTwntn somber of shares to be sold to be determined by the members. No one member can buy more than the maximum number of shares. After payment of the yearly expenses of the elevator, each member will receive a guaranteed 3 per cent, dividend upon each share of stock. The remainder of the profits will be distributed pro rata, the distribution being based upon the amount of business done through the elevator by each member during the year. The cardinal point will be that buying and selling

be on a safe margin and speculation I by storing grain for higher prices not i be countenanced. Any individual member can. without objection, hold i

his own grain for higher prices if he so desires. After organization of the county association, when the various local branches have been organized, a business center or exchange, will be established In a larger city Dayton, O., or Richmond, Ind., for Instance, and through this will be carried on the operations of the various branches and locals within a radius most convenient to the exchange. This will include any branch or organization within or without the county that had been regularly established under the co-operative plan. Lima has an exchange that serves all of northwestern Ohio, Blackford said. Explanation of the national organization was given by Blackford. It Is comprised of a president, secretary and seven directors. It is in charge of publication, education and organizaof locals and has a corps of organizers Within the national body are 700 locals. Other Towns In Line The program In Preble county Is to establish an elevator at each of the 14 railroad points In the county. Blackford said Monroe township al

ready has an organization with 48 members, with O. J. McKee as president and Frank Schlosser as secretary. He declared that within the next year the Monroe township organ izatlon positively would take over one elevator at West Manchester and one of two elevators at Eldorado, both In the township. At New Paris Wednesday a meeting will be held to start a movement for formation of a branch In Jellereon township. Early In August a meeting will be held at Campbellstown to organize Jackson township. Move- ' ment Is under way for a branch at Ingomar, Lanier township, and much Interest Is manifested, it Is said. Dixon township will not be organized, as it has no railway, but the farmers will have an opportunity to Join any of the locals they may choose. The same will hold good in all localities similarly 6ituated. Camden has had In operation several years a co-operative elevator conducted by a farmers stock company. The co-operative elevators as planred for Preble county would handle feed, fertilizer, seeds, coal, twine, cement and Buch other Hues as fanners usually require. . - , v v

THE SPIRIT OF THE BALKANS GROWS RESTLESS (ONE REASON FOB HURRYING THE LEAGUE TREATY.)

Smoking For Minister .

. Is Debated In England LONDON. July 28. Whether minis

ters should smoke is arousing discus

sion among clergymen as a result of a Question asked at a recent convention of Methodist ministers as to whether

It' is Christian-like for ministers to smoke. -"It all depends on what you smoke," said one minister. "I smoke a cigar to the glory of God." Rev. F. C. Spurr. Fegents Park Methodist church. confessed he smoked a pipe in his study, but didn't think it wise for ministers to smoke In public. Another favors it for the reason that a good smoke helps to get a man's soul. "Personally I haven't smoked a dozen cigarettes in my life,' said Dr. F. B. Meyer, "and that was In Turkey where it would have been an act of great dis

courtesy not to smoke with your host. But I don't object to smoking if by so

Second Suit Is Filed Against Oil Company

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company, Alpha Holiday, of Muncie, Ward Painter of Middletown, J. H. Mellett, former mayor of Anderson.

association, Ltd., in which many lo

cal persons are officers and stockholders .was filed Friday in Muncie. It is brought by Samuel Simon, a travelling salesman of Indianapolis, and asks the appointment of a receiver. Allegations are that the company Is insolvent, and that Liberty bonds were sought in payment for stock of the company. Defendants to the ac-

Newcastle, and H. O. Bell of Muncie.

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BATHING SUITS TAXED The clammy hand of TJncle Sam's

taxation has fallen on the summer

pleasure-seeker with a vengeance. Two cents a suit is now charged on all bathing suits rented.

N EWCASTLE CHAUTAUQUA.

NEWCASTLE. July. 28" A musical pageant. "War. Victory and Peace" by Kryl's band, was the feature of Sunday's Chautauqua program here. Two concerts were given during the day. A debate between Leslie M. Shaw, former secretary of the treasury, and Dr. Charles Zueblln of Boston, formerly of Chicago university, on "Government Ownership of Railroads" featured the program Friday.

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Newcastle To Ask Increase In Tax Rate For City NEWCASTLE, July 28. Authority to increase the city tax rate will probably be asked of the state tax board by members of the city council. Increasing cost of labor, supplies and material make it impossible for the city to get along on the revenue of last year, which was $74,000, according to the city heads. Members of the finance committee of city council and heads of the city departments have started work on the annual budget New York state now has 525,000 motor cars, or more than 10 per cent of the 6,000,000 in the United States.

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