Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 278, 1 October 1920 — Page 3

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND, FRIDAY, OCT. 1, 1920.

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SIGNS OF ECONOMIC IMPROVEMENT SEEN BY WORLD FINANCIERS

fBy Associated Press) ' BRUSSELS, Sept. 30. Distinct and multiplying signs of economic improvement are seen in countries most shaken by the great war and optimism over their future is felt, according to speakers at the International financial conference in session here. Some of those who spoke today before the conference declared that in a few years the world will return to f ctive competition between sellers and that the present contest between buyers will pass. Charles Wautiz, Belgian minis-ter of commerce, asserted the temporary advantages enjoyed by countries allowed to export freely will turn to their disadvantage as a

result of their nrohibitlve rates of

exchange. "Must Be Friendly. "Let us not only dwell together In peace and unity." said Henry Bell,

manaeer of Llovds Bank. London, "but

let us also deal together freely and In harmony." Mr. Bell disclaimed any intention of raising a controversy, but said the question of free trade arose immed lately in connection with a discussion of the situation. He referred delegates to the conference to the declaration of the supreme economic force against artificial barriers to International commerce and expressed the hope the conference would make it clear that behind all question of international trade was the question of durable peace. "It is a great error." he declared, "to consider the success of one nation In trade a detriment to others. Commerce is not a form of conflict, but on the contrary it is that which should bind nations together."

City Lodges

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS A large attendance was present at a special meeting of Richmond Lodge No. 8. held in the K. of P. hall Thursday evening. Short talks were made by Gus HoelscheT, Alex Gorman, and others. The club rooms of the organization will be ready for use within two weeks. The following members were elected to serve as delegates to the convention to be held at Indianapolis. Oct. 5 and 6: Gus Hoelscher. Joe Edwards. E. R. Bolander. John Baker. Joe Maddox. Roy Taylor and George Mathews. Mathew J. Lane, of Liberty, Ind., was present at the meeting. He is a candidate for the office of Grand Outer Guard In the state. EAGLES Appointment of three members of the order with William Schneider, to cooperate with other organizations on an Armistice Day program was a feature of this organization Wednesday evening. Ray Schnelle was appointed chairman of a committee of five which will arrange a float to represent the Eagles in the Armistice day parade. The amusement committee announced that the first of a series of family dances to be given by the order would open Oct. 21. Members and families will attend the dances. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, October 6. ELKS The following were accepted into the membership of Richmond Lodge of Elks, No. 649, by initiation, Thursday evening: L. E. Ripberger, W. C. McCoy. R. E. McCoy, J. B. Griffis, H. C. Oliver, R. P. Sperling, C. E. Green. E. H. Miller, J. H. McCrea, Oren Miller, H. W. Thompson, F. J. Lahmann, E. R. Barrett, H. F. Bailey, W. H. Urban, Fred Butler, F. E. Mills, H. S. Hitz, E. H. Bradfield, Newton W. Long and E. F. Herring, the latter at the request of Meadville, Pa., lodge, No. 219.

HOOSIER NAMED GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF MONON LAFAYETTE, Ind., Oct. 1. F. E Lewis, of this city, superintendent of the northern division of the Monon railroad, will become general superintendent of the entire system Oct. 1,

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Judge Charles J, Orbison, of Indianapolis, will be the principal speaker at the annual rally of St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday EChool to be held next Sunday. Officers and members of the school are Lending every effort to make the attendance 600. This Sunday school is one of the largest in Wayne county.

POLICE SEEK PEASANTS WHO HOIST RED FLAG (By Associated Press) NAPLES, Oct. 1. Police and cara

bineers sent to Sardielio, where peasants had seized property owned by King Victor Emmanuel, found red flags hoisted above the buildings and were received with cries of "Viva Socialism." The peasants fired a few revolver shots at the police and then fled. Three were arrested.

Feathers on hats this year, and they all seem to have them, act as if they were unruly locks. They either fall down into the eyes, tickle 'he ears, or curl about one's nee, like little false curls. This is quite true of most of the new French hats which have arrived recently. Here is a stunning velvet turban of burnt orange with a tuft of paradise dropping in a very sophisticated manner over milady's right cheek.

it was announced here Thursday. He ' will succeed W. II. P'ogg, who wil' be

come superintendent of the northern division In place of Mr. Lewis. MiLewis began his career as a waterboy in 1891 on the West Shore railroad at Buffalo, N. Y. He served as genera' manager of the Wabash Valley railroad for several years until that line was purchased by the Monon several years ago . '

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