Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 302, 29 October 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. FRIDAY, OCT. 29, 1920.

TRIAL OF ALLEGED EATON AUTO THIEVES MAY CLOSE FRIDAY

; EATON, O., Oct. 29. After opening Monday morning in common pleas ' court, it was expected the trial of R. ; L. Estis and William Mills, under Indictment for stealing an automobile from the garage of S. C. Richie in New Paris, almost two years, ago, - would be completed and placed in the ' hands of the jury late this forenoon or early this afternoon. Submission of testimony and evidence in the case was closed Thursday afternoon, after which 26 special , charges submitted by the defense and one special charge by the prosecution were read to the Jury by Judge Mannix, of Greenville, who presided at the trial. H. R. Gilmore, assisting the i prosecution, presented a part of the state's argument to the jury, followed by H. I Rising er for the defense. At the opening of court this mornTing, B. H, Tlvenen of Mattoon,1, 111.. - chief counsel for the defense, was to present his argument, followed by Trosecutor Phil Saylor for the state. Judge Mannix was then to read his . charge to the Jury and turn over to the Jury the case for deliberation. Kimmel Talks on Ballot. "The Ballot" is the subject of an addres to be delivered by O.. P. Kimmel, superintendent of the county orphanage, at an all-day meeting of Preble County Pomona grange, to be held Saturday in Camden. The meeting will be featured by conferring of the fifth degree upon a large class of candidates. The annual election of officers also will be held. Election Supplies Ready. Ballots and all dther supplies necessary to conduct the election next Tuesday in Preble county are in the hands of the county election board, according to C. O. Fisher, board clerk. The ballots and supplies will be issued here by the board Saturday to the presiding Judges in each of the 39 voting precincts in the county. Secure 200 Members. Upward of 200 members have been secured in the membership drive opened this week by the Preble County Farm bureau, according to those directing the drive. Ten solicitors from outside the county, 6ent here by the state farm bureau organization, are at work. Lyons Trial Postponed. Owing to the Mills-Estis case occupying common pleas court, the trial of LeRoy Lyons, to have opened today, was postponed. Lyons is under indictment for assault and battery. The case lias been hanging fire a considerable length of time. O'Leary With Red Cross. In a published list of newly-elected directors of the Preble County Red Cross chapter, the name of John ; O'Leary, superintendent of. Eaton schools, was unintentionally omitted from the list.

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City Lodges

" ' Eagles. Plans for extending the present building of the Eagles out to the sidewalk on South Seventh street Is being considered, and a committee to act upon the matter will be appointed at the next meeting.

It has not been decided whether of-

tice rooms will be built, or whether

NEW YORK. Oct. 29. New York harked back to the traditions of the last century last night when Its his

toric morougniares, nroaaway auu . ", " ' , " ' vir. -.,a,.a tno addition will consist of club rooms

of thousands marching behind Calvin i Equipment that has bSea provided for

Coolidge, Republican candidate for vice president. Leading the column, Governor Cool

idge rode in an automobile from;

dldates wiir take place at the next meeting, Thursday, Nov. 4. . .

members, in the basement, will

moved to one of the other floors

The lodge will give a family dance on Thursday, Nov. 4. in the club

Worth Etreet and lower Broadway to i rm8 11.nly. mf mbera and their fam-

the Union League club on Fifth ave

nue. where he left the car and watched the passing procession on a reviewing stand erected oyer the sidewalk. Leaving this point of vantage long before the parade was over, the candidate went to Carnegie hall, where, before an audience which taxed its ca

pacity, he took issue with those who

ilies will be invited,

Plans for the minstrel at the Washington theatre for two nights, Nov, 8 and 9. are progressing nicely, according to a member, Friday. K. of P. Lodge deputies from every K. of P. order in this county will meet at 4:30

p. m. Saturday, at the local temple, to

R. V. LAW TO SPEAK TO AUTO DEALERS

' R. V. Law, president of -the Indianapolis Automotive Trade association and president of the R. V. Motor Car company, will deliver the principal address before members of the Wayne County Automotive Trade association at its meeting in the salesroom of the McConaha company, Monday evening.

Clem McConaha in an anouncement

Friday said the forthcoming meeting

1 will be of importance to members who

are urged to attend. Possible changes ir. the constitution and by-laws for the

purpose of taking care of local conditions will be discussed.

condemned Senator Harding for re- appoint a . county deputy. It is also

United States Navy Honors Birth by Rites Saturday : WASHINGTON, Oct. 29. Assistant Secretary of the Navy Gordon Woodbury will be the principal speaker Saturday afternoon when the Sons of the American Revolution unveil a bronze tablet on the John Paul Jones statue in Potomac park here in commemoration of the birth of the United States cavy. . It was on Oct. 30, 1775, that the Continental congress, composed of representatives of "the twelve united colonies" directed the purchase of two small naval fh'Ps- carrying 20 and 36 guns respectively. They were the nucleus of the present navy. Other speakers Saturday will be James H. Preston, of Baltimore, presidential general of the Sons of the American revolution, and Rear Admiral Colby M. Chester, U. S. Navy, retired. Detachments of sailors and marines will participate.

"Dolf von Disternbrook," reputed to be Germany's best police dog.

"Dotf von Disternbrook," the 1919 German grand champion police dog, the first of his rank ever sold outside of Germany, has just been purchased by Mr. P. A. B. Widener. The dog just arrived in this country with a special veterinarian and attendants. He was photographed at the sixth annual specialty show of the Shepherd Dog- Club of America, held on the magnificent Widener estate, Lynnewood Hall, at Elkins Park, near Philadelphia. The dog is thought to be the best of his kind in the country.

Federal Troops Arrest Governor of Mexican State (By Associated Press)

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 29. Carlos Green, governor of the state of Babas-

co, was arrested in San Juan Bautista, capital of that state, upon orders from General P. Elias Calles, minister of war. His arrest followed a proclamation by the national, senate that t.e governor's office was vacant because of Green's responsibility for the shooting and killing of the deputies and the wounding of four other persons at the. state capital of Tabasco, on Monday last.

JOINS HANDS WITH FARMERS IN STRIKE

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. Oct. 29. Delegates to a farmers' conference here who are supporting a crop holding movement, said Thursday they hoped the policy committee named at opening session this morning would outline a program for some such movement. They declared they were convinced that in view of the announcement of the Federal Reserve board, the farmers could not hope for aid from the government. Others attending the meeting expressed the view -that congress might be called upon to assist the farmers who declare that many of them face ruin unless they can obtain sufficient, credit to tide them over the present period. Labor Joins. Organized labor joined in the conference today, being represented by Frank Morrison, secretary of the American Federation of Labor, and by William H. Johnson, president of the International association of Machinists. Mr. Johnson announced that he had been authorized by Warren S. Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, to say that the engineers' organization was ready to co-operate with the farmers. "Farmers and laborers are suffering from the same evil," said Mr. Johnson, "and if we only co-operate we can solve them all. We could secure control of the banks by co-operation and change the complexion of congress." Mr. Johnson charged that "certain men" had got hold of the government and were manipulating it for the benefit of the few but explained that he was not referring to any particular administration.

jecting parta and retaining parts of

the league of nations covenant. Tonight's meeting was Governor

Coolidge's first public appearance In-

New York since his nomination, ana great crowds turned away from the doors of the hall where he spoke, joined with the paraders to making the metropolis ring with cheers of "Coolidge night." Speaking after Nathan I. Miller and Senator James W. Wadsworth Jr., respectively candidates for governor of

New York and United States senator,! Governor Coolidge declared the Unit-

ed States is determined to do its part in the upbuilding of civilization, although he said no one could predict what sort of an association of nations would result from America's leadership. LEGION TO AID RED CROSS. SEYMOUR. Ind.,Oct. 29. The Jackson county Red Cross chapter will be assisted by the American Legion and

other organizations in the county in its drive for 2,500 members to be made next month. The money will be used to employ a county health nurse.

SPANISH CABINET DECIDES TO LIMIT ARMY OPERATIONS (By Associated Press) MADRID, Oct. 29 Military operations in Morocco will be limited for the present to the consolidation of gains already made, it was decided by the cabinet at its meeting yesterday.

Socialists and Labor Are United in France (By Associated Press') j PARIS. Oct. 29. Decision has been reached by the administrative commission of th Socialist party and the Orr3l Confederation of Labor to cement relations and demand that the , loBEue of the rights of man to join 1 with th-m in order to take action j against intervention in Russia and to 1 establish definite peace among the J peonies. Meetings with this purpose i

in view are planned in all sections of France.

URGES FARMERS OF IOWA TO HOLD BACK PRODUCTS DTiS MOINES. la.. Oct. 29. Iowa farmers hae been urepd to ho'd from nnrkt their commodities for the present, by E. C. Cunningham, secretary of th Iowa state farm bureau. He ftnnounced that h based his attitude on the recent changes in market 1-rices of farm commodities and chareed that markets have been ixcmilated. "There is no iustification for the dec?'t in priees." he declared. Mr. Cunningham caid Iowa farmers v-ere not. "ad verse to accepting their rbaro of the loss tliat must be shouldered to eet business back to what is em3idered normal, but oats should r-i-ie 0 cents a bushel and corn $1 a bushel."

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probable, that arrangements will , be made for a county meeting here about the middle of November. A 15 assessment for each member

was voted at the meeting Thursday night. This money is to be applied toward the building fund payments. It should be sent in by Jan. 1. 1921. Elks. The Elks are planning a Hallowe'en dance for Wednesday, Nov. 3. to begin at 8:30 p. m.' Members are to come in costume, and prizes will be given for the most appropriate. Refreshments will be served. This will

be a subscription dance. Harry Holmes, Robert Tomlinson and Paul James are the committee in charge. MoDse. W. D. Fansher was elected secretary of the Wayne lodge at the last meeting. Regular business will be taken up at the next meeting, Monday, Nov. 1. Ben Hur. About 75 couples took part in a Hallowe'en danco given by the Ben Hur Thursday night. A special meeting is called for Friday night. P. O. Bowers of Crawfordsville, Ind., the home office, will be present. All members are urged to be present. Initiation of can-

Mexican Labor Troubles Involve Entire Country MEXICO CITY. Oct. 29. Reports from various parts of Mexico appear to reflect a serious labor situation. Vera Cruz. Pueblo, Quaretaro, Tampico and Progresso dispatches slate that ' more men are striking dally, and the same condition prevails In the federal district. Newspapers. In commenting on the situation, are pessimistic, and refer to a possible nation-wide general strike.

Great Britain is expending 000,000 a year on highways.

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Sylvia Pankhurst Given Six Months Imprisonment (By Associated Press) LONDON. Oct. 29. Sylvia Pankhurst. arrested Oct. 19. charged with attempting to cause sedition In the

navy by editing and puDiisning an issue of the newspaper The Workers' Dreadnought on Oct. 16, was sentenced Thursday to six months' imprisonment on conviction of the offense.

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