Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 318, 19 November 1920 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. INI)., FRIDAY, NOV. 19, 1920.

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EftTONEtEGION POST

DENIES CHARGE OF

RENT PROFITEERING EATON, O., Nov. 19. Officers of the local American Legion post have issued a public statement denying a nimor" that the post was asking an exorbitant rental from local school authorities for use of. the armory for t school basketball games this winter. iThe statement declares that rental iof the. armory at $25 a night barely Irays the expense of heat, light and janitor, at the present price of fuel.

' rer night. It requires a ton of coal to j

jnroperly heat the Dunaing out- msm, iefflcers say and more in severely cold 'weather. As fuel prices decrease, the 'rental price -will be decreased, the statement adds. The post declares it has no desire .or intention of making a profit from ithe rental of the armory, which some time, ago was placed in the custodianship of the post by the state adjutant igeneral's department. In seasons past. 4he local high school basketball team !as staged its games with visiting i-teams In the armory. The statement (declares the. school authorities have not made request for rental prices or (for dates.-. , ... - " " ' ' ' Lewlsburg Boy In Service. "Ward Foley, 17, of near Lewisburg. -who about, three weeks ago disappeared from home, and whose whereabouts was unknown, in a letter to his parH?nts. Mr. and Mrs. John Foley, advises Hhem that he is in Rockford, 111., in

;an army camp, following ms enuiOnent in the service. Fritz Funeral Saturday. Mrs. William Fritz, 73. died Wednes-; day night at her home, southeast of .Xewisburg, after a long illness of a complication of diseases. She is survived by her husband, two sons and cne daughter. One son, Ozias Fritz, Is cashier in a bank in Lewisburg. The .other son resides in Dayton, and the daughter lives at the family home. Tuneral and burial will take place Saturday afternoon from the Lutheran church in Iewisburg. Burke Divorce Granted. k' Married 41 years ago in Cincinnati, ','John Er Burke was divorced from 3lrene M. Burke In common pleas court i Thursday, upon grounds of wilful abBence. The decree was granted by U Judge 'A. C Risincer. The divorced Wife is living In Cincinnati. Allow County Funds Monday. Action upon allowances for deputy, .clerk and assistant hire of the several ' county officials will be taken next iMonday; by the-county commissioners. (Action was to have been taken several

days ago but was adjourned by the commissioners until next Monday. Lackey Suit Settled.. Suit involving a note for $9,900 and a mortgage on 145 acres of land In Somers township, brought by James M. Lackey against Charles and Helen Hamlin, James C. and Ella Brinkley and V. V; Eby, was compromised, settled and dismissed Friday from the common pleas court. Dlehl-Loy Suit Opens. Trial of a suit brought by Walter E Diehl, of New Lebanon, against Robert C. Loy opened today in common pleas court, before Judge A. C. Risinger and a jury. Diehl is suing for $283, which he alleges represents a commission on a sale of a farm for Loy. Attorney E. E. Duncan of Dayton, is representing Diehl in the trial.

Rockefeller Foundation Gives France Health System (By Associated Press) PARIS. Nov. 19. The Rockefeller Foundation, which has been assisting France in its fight against tuberculosis for the last three years, has turned over to the complete control of France an elaborate anti-tuberculosis organization which has been developed in the department Eure-et-Loir at a cost of 4,000,000 francs. The organization,, the most complete for its purpose in France, consists of 24 dispensaries, four complete isolation services, a . departmental sanitorium and a modern departmental laboratory. In addition to this, the Rockefeller Foundation has start

ed among the children of the department an organization known as the Modern Health Crusaders, a system of child education and having for its object the prevention of tuDerculosis by the thorough teaching of hygiene. Although it will not be possible to

duplicate the Eure-et-Loir system, it will be used by the other departments of France as a general model. The Rockefeller Foundation is assisting the French people in their campaign against consumption in 38 of the 87 departments and work probably will continue for the next 15 months or two years.

FREP CITY OWNER OF ONLY ONE CHAIR, IS GIVEN TRUCK LOAD fBy Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 19. For many months the little city of Coulogne In the Aisne region of France, possessed but a single chair and It was the property of the mayor. It was officially known as "The Chair" until Junior Red Cross of America sent to, that city

a motor truck loaded with chairs and

tables that had been made by the boys SleemnS SlCRUeSS SoreOuS

oi America in uieir manual training . I schools. Last year thousands of these J hTOUgllOUt Lentrol LUTOpe articles of furniture were sent to the! (By Associated Press)

GENEVA, NOV. 13. A" Kino, oi Bleep-

Says U. S. Money Would Bar Any French Invasion (By Associated Press) , BERLIN, Nov. 19. Deputy Schlittenbauer, a member of the economic commission of the Bavarian Diet, suggests that participation of American capital in the Ruhr district should be Invited In order to circumvent any French attempt at occupying this region. He proposes that this German industrial district should be organized into a single economic unit, in which American capital should be given a 25 percent Interest Such American holdings, he states, would suffice to head off any French invasion.

ities to be spreading throughout' eastern and central Europe and the International Red Cross .is seeking to have preventative measures adopted. In Switzerland, statistics show 991 cases of the malady have been treated in the first half of the year.

WilhelmNotToBeTried; According to Bonar Law LONDON, Nov. 19. tt seems now to be finally settled that the former German emperor is not to be tried In contumaciam. The question was asked the other day. of Premier Lloyd George in the

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Colonel H. S. Todd and BicknelL of 'ing sickness is said by medical author-

the Red Cross, recently went to Chanv ery to adjust some difficulties that had arisen to block construction of the Quentin Roosevelt Memorial Fountain, the details of which had been entrusted to the American Red Cross by the late ex-president Roosevelt. At Chamery they learned that the mayor resided in Coulogne and when they having left the city's only chair at the town hall. All were forced to stand throughout the visit. An exchange of views quickly adjusted matters pertaining to the memorial fountain and as the Red Cross representatives departed for Paris they promised to relieve the solitude of that town chair. Soon afterward the van load of Junior Red Cross furniture was sent to Coulogne and the next' time Colonel Todd visited the

little city, it was proudly pointed out that the entire company gathered to confer with him, was seated and the gratitude was voiced to the American lads, who had contributed the needed tables and chairs.

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house of commons by Charles Frederick White, liberal member for West Derbyshire, whether, "in view of the fact that Holland has refused extradiUon of William Hohenzollern, the. supreme council would summon him for trial and, in the event of bis non-appearance, would arrange that he shall

be tried in his absence, so that the' promise that he would be tried in Ixmdon might be fulfilled." A written reply was made by Andrew Bonar Law, leader of the bouse of commons, saying: "The government is not prepared to adopt this suggestion."

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