Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 37, 24 December 1919 — Page 20
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THE ' RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND 8 UN-TELEGRAM' WEDNESDAY, DEC.- 24, 1919.
FUNDED AMERICANS TAKEN JO HOSPITAL III EASTERN RUSSIA
(By -Associated ' Press) ' WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. Transported 4,000 miles from the far -weetern
front In Russia, more than 200 wounded American soldiers arrived recently In Vladlvoetock and -were received in new military hospital of the American Red Cross, only a few days after the anniversary of the signing of the Armistice, which brought' the activities of - the American expeditionary forces in franco to an end. "The hospital which was taken over from the British Naval authorities by the Red Cross will accomodate 300 patients. The civil hospital, which the Red Cross maintained previously has been closed. . Eight girls from.' the - Red Cross Petrograd children's colony, - located on Russian island, ; have been brought to Vladivostock to enter hospital training. They were driven from Petrograd two years ago by the Bolshevike and formed a part of the, small army of children under the care of Red Cross in Russia. ,
bought fifteen ears of corned beef, cheese, olive oil, and other goods, eight cars of which found their way to this city. This Incident happened at the Montaure camp, while . other . cases originating at Lyon, Bordeaux, Versailles and Is-Sur-Tille are pending. -,
Anonymous Letter Charges
Third Party interested in - Shooting of Freda Lesser
FRENCH BROKERS ARRESTED. ' J- Sy Associated Press) PARI$. Dec. 24. Eleven brokers have been arrested by officials of the treasury following an investigation of the scandal attending the Bale of American army stocks.-. One broker
8TRIKER8' TOT8 GET GIFTS. PITTSBtJRG, Pa.. Dec. 24. A bag
of candy and an orango will be the Christmas - gift- of - many- local - relief
committees to the children of the striking steel workers in the district.
While the distribution will not ; be universal, it will be so general as to bring cheer to scores of little for
eigners whose fathers answered the
call of the national steel strike com
mittee and since that time have been
out.
GERMAN PARTY 8EEKS RELIEF
FROM HUNGARY'S WHITE TERROR
(By Associated Press)
BERLIN. Dec. 24. The Vorwaerts
and Erhelt publish an appeal from the
board of directors of the German-Austrian "Social Democratic party to the
working classes of . other countries,
particularly those of the Entente nations, "to demand that their govern
ment call a halt to the 'white terror
In Hungary."
GIVEN RECEPTION (By Associated Press)
LA PAZ," Bolivia." Dec." 24. General
Ismael Montes. Bolivian delegate to
the peace conference in Paris, return
ed to this city today -and was given
an enthusiastic welcome by the cnam
ber of deputies. ...
to asylums for the Insane. - " would interest you to know that there Letters relating to the trial have' were three persons In the party July been - received from all narta of the ; that resulted In Freda Leaser's
(By Associated Press),. LOS ANGELES. Cat. Dec. 24 Con
tinuation of the attempt of i the defense to establish the Insanity of
Harry New was expected with the re-, sumption today of his trial on the charge of having murdered his sweet
heart, Freda Lesser.
Testimony already introduced, much
of it true depositions of residents of
Indianapolis,' the defendant's former
home, showed the professed beliefs
of many persons that New was of un
sound mind. They have detailed many actions, from fondness for killing
rattle snakes to sudden anger at a pet cat In the jail where he is a prisoner in support of their conten
tions. . ' '
E. W. McCumber, formerly a prison
er In the Los Angeles county jail, testified rto New's alleged peculiarities in the institution but on crosB exam
ination said the defendant "played a pretty fair game of poker" Other
evidence adduced was that two of New's relatives had been committed
United States by Judge Gavin W,
Cralgr "One anonymous -letter- on scented note paper and apparently written by a woman came from De-
troit,: Mich. It read: "Perhaps it
death. Don't convict . an Innocent
This letter was given county authorities for Investigation because of persistent reports that a third party
was present or at least witnessed the shooting of Uew's sweetheart. . 5 FRANCE DAMAGED BY STORM (By Associated Press) PARIS. Dec. 24. Unseasonably warm weather has prevailed through
out France recently. at severe -windstorms have caused a . number . of wrecks in the English channel, thei -Mediterranean and Atlantic Greatsdamage has . been done In Northern France, houses being demolished in the Lille district. -.
UfllNIi RdrtTsi Be!
LtusaMunneior redness. Soreness, Granulation, Itching and
ng of the eyes ox iiMoriN. Motoring
UK I
If tO Burning of the
rtM&y RtsMdy Co., Cbicettf o
Once Again
WE Thank Youi Here's hoping that Santa slides down the chimney Christmas Eve, and fills your largest pair of hose full and running over with all i good things. That each day of the coming year be for you a harvest day of happiness and success. WE Thank You for being one of those whose friendly business prompts this friendly greeting, and to remain. Yours Ever Cordially.
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The management and em wish all their friends and customers a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year for IQ20
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Feltman 's Shoe Store Indiana's Largest Shoe Dealers 18 STORES 724 MAIN ST.
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Overstocked entirely too much merchandise in our Ready-to-Wear Department
Friday, December
2 6th
We Begin Our
E JANUARY SALE of '
This means that you will be able to buy the very best Coats, Suits and Dresses for less money than they have ever been shown for in Richmond. We expect to make things so interesting that you cannot afford to stay away.
Sale Begins Friday, December 26th Ends February 1st
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