Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 102, 10 March 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, MAR. 10, 1920. -

DEMOCRAT SENATORS ANGRY BECAUSE OF PRESIDENT'S LETTER

WASHINGTON March 10. Many Democratic senators agree wHh William 'Jennings Bryan tbat to make Article 10 a campaign issue "would be suicidal.", but . President Wilson's latest uncompromising letter has so disturbed the, treaty situation in the Senate that ratiflcaion now seems impossible and' escape from a treaty issue ln,"Jie campaign appears unlikely. .rTbey fear a split in the Democratic party f.hould President Wilson forcAhe. party, -to take a position against safeguarding reservations. It was regarded as significant that Senator Owen of Oklahoma, a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, declared in the Senate this afternoon that he is unwilling longer to "follow any leader who is leading to the treaty's defeat or delay." Copies of the speech were issued later from the Owen presidential headquarters. As a part of his remarks in the Senate, Mr. Owen inserted a statement from William Jennings Bryan that "ratification without reservations Is no longer within the range of possibility" and expressing his confidence "that the Democratic senators will refuse to assume . responsibility for making Article 10 a campaign issue." Mr. Owen said that he is willing to vote for a ratifying resolution with Interpretative reservations, with Hitchcock reservations or with Lodge reservations. He added that the differences are not sufficiently Important "to Justify delay in declaring peace." He declared that the country is "incensed with all those who delay ratification." This was regarded as a fling at the stubborn president as well as at" those Democratic senators who hesitate to accept reservations because they foar the presidential wrath. Democrats Wrathy. Democratic senators who come up for re-election thi3 year were wrathy today because the president apparently is deliberately forcing delay and defeat of the treaty with the idea of making it a campaign issue, yet they fear to vote for compromising reservations lest the president embarrass them by pocketing the treaty. Except for the president's letter as many as 30 Democratic senators would have accepted the new Simmons-Watson reservation to Article 10 end early ratification would have been assured with ns many as 34 Republicans supporting it. Senator Simmons is still optimistic enough to believe that as many as 28 Democrats will support the compromise reservation despite the president's uncompromising attitude. However, this number would be short of the number required for ratification. Senator Watson believed yesterday that a solution to the treaty controverts had been found at last in the Simmons-Watson reservation, but to

day he believes that the president's letter has caused too many Democrats to back out to make ratification possible. He now sees no chance to obtain ratification.

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CAMPBELLSTOWN. O. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Larsh attended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Wales, at Liberty, Thursday. .... .Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold House and wife nee Mildred Brvin on Sunday morning, a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. House liTe on his father's farm about five miles south of Eaton., .Mr. and Mrs. Frank House and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ervin visited Harold House and family Sunday ....Bert Bear and family moved to the Bell farm south of Eaton .which he purchased and Mr. Stowe moved to the farm vacated by Bear last Wednesday. Earl Campbells have moved to Richmond and Pete Oephart moved to the W. W, Campbell farm. Earl Maddock and family moved to the farm vacated by Gephart and which Mr. Maddock purchased lasfc year. Harvey Maddock moved from E. V. Stamback's farm to the Pleasant Hill neighborhood and Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Stamback moved from Washington Court, Richmond, to his farm vacated by Maddock. Claude Cross and family moved to West Florence and Robert Turner and family moved from Concord neighborhood to the Jonas Treffinger farm vacated by Cross. Winfield Brown moved from near New Paris to the Hattie Letter farm. Charles Moore and family have moved into Will Garr's tenant house. Newton Helms moved to the Elkhorn neighborhood and Mr. and Mrs. Everet

Geeding will live on the Geedlng farm vacated by Helms The Y. P. C. A. met at the home of Heber and Mabel O'Hara Wednesday evening with 17 members and 1 visitor present. The following officers were elected for the coming year: President, Walter Mettert; vice president, Mary Huffman; secretary, Mabel O'Hara; treasurer, Willis Baker. Tne next meeting will be at the home of Clifford Oler on ApriL7 Mrs. Juliet Aydelotte visited the past week with her son, O. T. Aydelotte and family . . Mrs. Madge Haston spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs. Daisy Cooper,... Earl Oler, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Oler of near Eaton and Miss Lida Shaw of near Hamilton, were married last Tuesday and have been visiting relatives; they are expected at the groom's home this week. LYNN, Ind. Mr. an.1 Mrs. Vera Mercer and Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Kinnard were visitors In Union City Friday.... Bob hall who has been sick for the past two weeks is reported as convalescing Russell Martin of Indianapolis spent Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O, IX Martin W. E. Perry and family were Sunday visitors at the homo of Mis. Mary Manning. .. .Dr. Z. H. Hopkins of Arcanum, O., spent Sunday with Mrs. Maude Kienzle... Kev. and Mrs. Scott of Spartalnsburg were calling on friends here Sunday Holmes Martin, of Dayton, O., spent Sunday

with his mother, Mrs. F. Martin, who is spending the wintor with Mr. and Mrs. Newton Reed. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Hire, of Fountain City were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Southworth.... Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cutler, of Richmond are spendni a few days with Mr. and Mrs. T. X. Nichols. HANNAS CREEK. The Reverend Fred Stovenour of Portland, Indiana, will preach here next Sunday, March 14 Everett Littles entertained Chester Beets and family Sunday.... Mrs. Harry Ardery and Miss Alma Eppert were In Richmond last Saturday..... Irvin LaFuze and family were the Sunday' guests of Hilbert Orebaughs, of Kitchel Mrs. Bertha Greggerson entertained her sister. Miss Hazel Davis, last Saturday and Sunday. Miss Davis Is teaching school at Riley, Ohio.. ..Everett LaFuze and wife attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Daniel Wales ft Liberty, last Thursday Lawrence Tappen, who has been residing in Liberty for some time, moved to his father's farm near here........ David Maze waa in Brownsville one day last week to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Maze. Mrs. Effie Hale and little son Kenneth, who visited relatives here for the past few days, have returned to her home in Hamilton, O Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Orbough, who have been ' visiting relatives here and at Kitchel, started for their home In Colorado Wednesday Chester Beets moved to the Bertch farm Monday... Sugar camps are being opened and maple sirup Is abundant, with high prices. GREENSFORK, Ind. The funeral of Mrs. Martha Dean, who died Saturday night at her home in Greensfork, will be held Wednesday morning, at 10 oclock, at the Methodist church. ....Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Brown, of Fountain City, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stanton and family... ..Thelma Stackhouse returned Monday morning after spending the week end in Centerville.. .Irma Stackhouse entertained her Sunday school class Saturday evening Mrs. EJd Stanton returned to Richmond Sunday evening after spending Saturday evening and Sunday at home Mr.and Mrs.

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Martin Thornburg spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thornburg. FAIRFIELD, Ind. The W. F. M. society met with Mrs. A. L. Preston Friday afternoon. A very good meeting was held and at the close the hostess served pineapple tapioca and cake... Miss C amine, a singer of Illinois arrived here Saturday to help In the revival services at the M. E. church: . . . Mrs. Theodore Oeschle of Indianapolis formerly Miss Ruth Cromwell, came Friday for a week's visit with her sister, Mrs. Bart Whitney '. Charles Mills, Jr.. Is quite ill with the measles at the home of his grandparents. Rev. and Mrs. Mills Miss

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Young folks last Friday night Ralph Martin gave a dance at the Red Men's hall Saturday night Miss Blanche Cromwell entertained at dinner Sunday. Bart Whitney and family and Mrs. Ruth Oeschle of Indianapolis.... The commissioners of Franklin county met at the "Old Mill Race" bridge Saturday and decided to fill it in, Instead of building a new bridge.. ..The contract has been let for the building of a concrete bridge over the Logan creek. .. .Miss Pearl Cromwell is ill with measles at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lenard Veal.... The Bible class and Ladies' Aid society served lunch at the Britton sale last Tuesday .' David Logan and Mrs. Whitney are under the doctor's care Herbert Ward and family were in Conners-

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Will Change Economic Note to Suit France

(By Associated Press) LONDON. March 10. French criticism of the proposed economic memorandum to European countries has been considered by the supreme allied council, according to reports, and Buch alterations as will meet French objections have been agreed to. These Include an engagement to maintain the authority of the reparations commission to give or withhold permission for German revenues to be mortgaged to possible neutral lenders to .Germany until Germany's treaty obligations to France are fulfilled. It is understood the council has notified the Bucharest government it will recognize the reunion of Bessarabia and Rumania. Members of the Rumanian delegation deny reports emanating from Reval yesterday to the effect that 150,000 Bolshevikl had crossed the Dniester river and would soon enter Bassarabia.

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STRIKE CAUSES COAL DEFICITE (By Associated Press) PARIS, March 10 A deficit of 20,000 wtons of coal daily will be the result of -the miners strike In northern France -according to the Petit Parlsln which "says a restriction on consumption will -be Imposed to remedy the situation. The government it is said will request railways to reduce the number jof passenger trains, pending a settleincnt of the trouble. The secretary of Sthe miners federation has declared -the strike to be purely local.

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The following children and their families were present: Mr. and Mrs. William Lamott of Muncie, Gale Smoker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smoker, Lewis Garrett and family, and O rover Morgan and family. Large baskets of excellent eatables were brought to the old home and all en-

Joyed the anniversary dinner together. ... .A birthday surprise was given by about 20 of the friends of Oscar Smoker last Thursday evening. All enjoyed the evening and Mr. Smoker had a very happy birthday celebration.... Rev. O'Conner delivered two co-related sermons Sunday morning and evening on the "Method of Progress". Five members were received Into the church Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. William Conkle, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Thomas and son.... Owing to the district conference to be held at Knightstown this week, the Woman's Home Missionary society will not meet till Thursday, March 18, at the home of Miss Bessie BuhL. . . .A new meat market has been started in town by O. K. Dunbar. William Wickard, who operated a meat market here for several years, Is assisting the Dun bars In cutting meat.... Dick Stlnson received severe burns on his face the latter part of the week from an explosion of a radiator over which he was working Mr. and Mrs. Howard Meets

left Monday for their new home near Charleston, West Virginia Mrs. Helen Locke and Charles King of Indianapolis are here for a visit with their sister, Mrs. Harry Anderson.... Mrs. N. O. Worley of Trotwood. Ohio, Is spending several days with her granddaughter. Miss Louise Stafford, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dear-

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