Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 305, 7 October 1919 — Page 3
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, OCT. 7, 1919.
POLAND FACING ' REVOLUTION, SAYS JAN PADEREWSKI Country Tottering on the Brink of German Revolution Must Have Supplies. PARIS, Oct. 6. Ignace Paderekskl,
premier of Poland, who is in Paris fighting to obtain from the allies, vital supplies for the Polish nation, stated
Sunday that revolution is threatened in Poland unless the allies take immediate steps to alleviate conditions in the nation. If the revolution materializes, Germany, the premier said, will gain not only control of Poland, but of Russia as well. "Long ago," he added. "I told Americans that though the war be won on the western front, Germany would be the victor unless defeated decisively on the eastern battlefields. The events of today are justifying that prediction. Poland is the sole barrier between Russia's wealth and German ambition. Tottering on Brink. "We are tottering on the brink of Teuton conquest, while all the world, hyponotized by the German debacle in France and Belgium, is plans of conquest to the eastward. "Poland is ready and able to avert
a world tragedy at the expense of its own strength and blood, but first it must have warm clothes for its army to forestall serious trouble. Later, we will require civilian clothing, 500 locomotives, 3,000 cars and also 25,000 bales of cotton monthly to support our textile industries. For these, Poland offers the world freedom to-morrow in exchange for her own life today."
Ohio News Flashes
DAYTON Sergeant Alvin C. York, celebrated war hero of Tennessee, will lecture at Memorial Hall, October 17 for the benefit of the children of the hills of Tennessee who lack educational facilities.
YOUNGSTOWN Edward De Valera president of the Irish republic, was given a noisy demonstration when he addressed a mass meeting Sunday. At a banquet in the evening resolutions, condemning the League of Nations, were adopted.
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PREBLE GRAND JURY MAY COMPLETE WORK TUESDAY AFTERNOON EATON. O.. Oct. 7. Indications to-
house of bishops of the protestant day were the October grand jury
Election of Four Bishops Before Episcopal Meeting (By Associated Press) DETROIT, Mich., Oct. 6. Election for four new bishops, action on the resignation of another and confirmation of a sixth, will be among.the many important matters to come before the
duction of the world's series game on the electric scoreboard in front of the courthouse. The crowd howled with joy when the board registered a 5 to 0 shutout for the Reds. The board is to be in operation this afternoon.
Episcopal Church in the United States
which begins its triennial convention here next Wednesday. New bishops are to be named for Idaho, Utah, Oklahoma and the Philippine Islands, the resignation of Rev. Frederick J. Kinsman, of Delaware, is to be considered and confirmation will
be given the election of Rev. Charles
"Wright, 26 years old, also known as i Summer Burch as permanent bishop
of the diocese of New York. Considerable interest attaches to the case of Bishop Kinsman, the reasons he advanced for his resignation being almost unique In the Protestant Episcopal church. In a letter to Rev. Daniel S. Tuttle, presiding bishop of the House of Bishops, Bishop Kinsman wrote that he could pot agree with some of the teachings and methods of the Episcopal church. He particularly cited Holy Orders and the sacrament, upon which he admitted he had new views after long study of the subject. His resignation war forwarded after
eight years as head of the church in Delaware.
Rose Smith, wanted to send the sol
diers away happy, and as a result has been sentenced to the Ohio Women's Reformatory. She plead guilty of having married three soldiers, "to send them to the front in a happy frame of mind," she explained. CINCINNATI The five cent delivery charge which laundries had been exacting from patrons, will be dropped beginning Monday. However, a number of their prices will be increased.
DAYTON After lying unconscious for 28 days, John C. Ramy, Jr., 14 year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ramby, of Plum street, regained consciousness Sunday. He was struck by an rutomobile almost a month ago and a blood clot in his head was the cause of the long state of unconsciousness. YOUNG STOWN Robbers took Liberty Bonds and jewelry valued at $1,100 and $900 in cash from the Col-
i lateral Loan company, Sunday. This I building is located around the corner
lrom the police station and next door
to where a Sunday newspaper was being produced. The robbers have not been found.
Indiana News Brevities
SHOALS Omar Cannon, 30 years old, was killed Monday afternoon, by falling slate.' He was married. ANDERSON Willis S. Ellis. Democrat, elected superior Judge at the last election, and whose election was contested by his Republican opponent, Lewis Kimberlin, was declared reelected by Ola Armfield, special Judge sitting In, on the suit, Monday.
COLUMBUS Charles Clark, 81 years old, mayor of Columbus in 1878 and 1879, is paying a visit here, after having been away for over forty years. NEW ALBANY The grand Jury
Monday began the investigation of the murder f William Engel, Evansville deputy sheriff who was shot and killed here August 13, while helping take two prisoners to the reformatory.
STEAMER GOES AGROUND
NEW YORK, Oct 7. The steamer Lexington, bound for Providence, R. I., with several hundred passengers,
was rammed by a submarine Monday night In Hell Gate. The steamer headed immediately for the Astoria shore of the East River and a score of launches and row boats immediately put out to her. Later the vessel docked safely.
FIVE HURT IN RIOT
OAKLAND, Cal. Oct., 7. Five men, including W. P. Woods, police captain, were slightly wounded Monday afternoon in rioting consequent upon the attempt of the San Francisco-Oakland Terminal Railways to resume street car traffic at the beginning of the sixth day of the strike.
Six hundred women were executed for witchcraft In France in 1609.
Preble Farmers Meet To
Organize Equity Union ELDORADO, O., Oct. 7. Farmers, of Preble county have announced a series of meetings, to be held throughout th
county beginning Tuesday evening, for the purpose of organizing a Farmers'
Equity Union in the county. The meetings will be conducted by Frank Blackford of Eldorado, who will explain the organization of the union. Following are the dates for the various meetings: Lanier high school building, Wednesday, October 8; Campbellstown high 6chool building, Tuesday, October 7; Dixon high school i building, Thursday, October 9; Eaton
court house, Saturday, October 11.
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which convened Monday morning
would complete its work either late this afternoon or Wednesday forenoon and file its report.
The jury organized yesterday Dy electing John W. Hoffman, of Eaton, foreman. Twenty-five witnesses were summoned to testify before the body. Team Closes Season. Eaton will close the local baseball season with a game here next Sunday with Liberty. The locals were defeated here last Sunday by Trotwood, 11 to 0. Football Team Organized. Organization of a football team in
Eaton is under way ana it is expected the first game of the present season will be played here Sunday, Oc-, tober 19. Compromise Effected. Compromise was effected in a suit brought in common pleas court by Ray Brosier against W. B. Francis to recover $130. Partition Ordered. Partition of realty in the village of College Corner was ordered in common pleas court in an action brought by Joseph M. Jenkins against Mark J. Fuhrman and others. Receiver Appointed. In a receiver action that has been pending in common pleas court a number of years, Benjamin Hubbard and
others against Elmore 'l nomas ana
others, John V. Dye, ot n-aton, nas been appointed receiver to succeed his father, the late Edmond S. Dye. Big Crowd "Sees" Series. Another big crowd was on hand Monday afternoon to see the repro-
New Turkish Ministry , Made; Paris Worries (By Associated Press) PARIS, Oct. 7. A new cabinet has been formed In Turkey in succession to the ministry of Damad Ferid Pasha, which resigned recently, the new grand vizier being General All Riza Pasha. The rescript of the Sultan defines the mission of the new cabinet as be
ing to arrange or the holding of elections and convene the Parliament. The Constantinople Dispatch carrying the foregoing announcements gives the names of the remainder of the cabinet as follows: Minister of Foreign Affairs Mustapha Rechid Pasha. Minister of War Djemal Pasha. Minister ot The Interior Damad Pasha. Minister of Justice Mustapha Bey. Minister of Public Works Hamed
Abouk Pasha. Minister of Agriculture Hadi Pasha. Minister of Instruction Bald Bey.
A Montana man has invented a chicken coop equipped with apparatus that drops a spot of coloring matter on a hen's back to show when she has laid an egg.
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