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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, AUG. 24, 1921.

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W. E. Borah.

GERMANY, DISARMED, HAS ADVANTAGE OVER ALLIES , SAYS BORAH

United States Senator William E. Borah believes that Germany, despite

her crushing defeat in the world war, j

may win the economic supremacy oi the world unless the other big nations curb their enormous expenditures for armaments.

In a statement prepared for "The, Nation's Business," published by thei United States chamber of commerce,!

the Idaho senator declares the threat

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based upon the fact

that the burden of j

armaments nas been lifted from the backs of the German people. Germany, defeated and disarmed, is paying thirty-three billions in reparations for the World war, but the United

States, Senator Borah declares will pay a greater sum for armament

at her present rate of expenditures for national defense. "Despite her military defeat, Germany, by reason of the short sighted and blundering policies or the allied and associated powers, may yet secure economic dominance of Europe." Senator Borah says. "Defeat has resulted in Germany's being deprived of her army and her navy, i The burden of armament has been forced from the

backs of the German people. They may now devote their energies and their talents to agriculture, to industry, to the arts, to the things which constitute the real wealth and strength of a people. Their genius will find expression not in arms or on the military field, but in improved machinery and co-operative industry. Every ounce of effort which they put forth will be along lines which produce something, which add wealth to the community, which make for contentment and prosperity to the people, which insure greater physical prowess and a higher brain power. "On the other hand, the allied and associated powers are currying a vast

burden because of their great armies and navies. These burdens are being increased upon a stupendous scale. Hundreds of thousands of their people are to be engaged in lines which produce nothing, add no wealth to the community, make not for health, growth and happiness, but for display, parade and possibly for destruction and death. The German people are compelled to preserve their energies for things which count. The allied and associated powers are burying their people under intolerable taxes, discouraging industry, sterilizing human energy and breeding discontent through their everlastng plans for increased armaments."

PRIMARY VOTE BY PRECINCTS

MAYOR

PRECINCTS

First Ward, 6th First Ward, 7th .... First Ward, 8th First Ward, 9th Second Ward, 10th . . Second Ward, 11th . . Second Ward, 12th .. Second Ward. 13th . . Third Ward. 14th ... Third Ward. 15th . . . Third Ward, 16th ... Third Ward, 17th . . . Fourth Ward, 18th . . Fourth Ward. 19th . . Fourth Ward. 20th . . Fourth Ward, 21st . . Fourth Ward. 22nd . . Fifth Ward, 23rd ... Fifth Ward, 24th ... Fifth Ward. 25th . . . Fifth Ward, 26th . . . Fifth Ward, 27th ... Fifth Ward, 36th . . . Sixth Ward, 28th . . . Sixth Ward, 23th . . . Sixth Ward. 30th . . . Seventh Ward, 31st. Seventh Ward. 32nd. Seventh Ward. 33rd. Eighth Ward. 34th . . Eighth Ward, 35th . .

COUNCILMEN-AT-LARGE

Totals 1758

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will meet in Washington what we all) earnestly hope will be the most im

portant international conference the world has ever known; a conference inspired by the hope of human betterment and at the same time tempered, as I believe we will find it tempered, by the recognition that cold realities must be given their proper weight and proportion. Predict Effective Action. : . "We are not going to make a Utopia of this world by any processes of treaty and covenant. Recognizing this, the forthcoming conference, I am firmly convinced will devote itself to working out measures capable of enforcement, effective in their operation, to which men and communities will

be welling to submit themselves in the hope of an advancement of human institutions." In the process of economic readjustment through which the country is passing, Mr. Crissingen asserted it is highly important that bankers and busness men unite in any program ade

quate to present necessities. A bank which hoards money and refuses to extend credit on proper security he declared, could not be justified while merchants must be willing within reasonable limits to sacrifice profits heretofore gained and take losses which will be inevitable if business is to be restored to a normal basis.

MITCHELL TO PREACH . LAST SERMON SUNDAY: GOES TO CALIFORNIA

Andrew F. Mitchell, pastor of the South Eighth Street Friends' church, will preach his last sermon as pastor

of the church, next Sunday morning. Rev. Mitchell has been pastor of the church for the past four years. Rev. and Mrs. Mitchell will leave Richmond, Sunday night or Monday morning. Future pastoral work by Rev. Mitchell will be with the Friends church at Lindsay, Calif. Before accepting the local pastorate, he was for 11 years pastor of a Friends church at Long Beach, Calif. He succeeded Franci3 Anscombe in the local church. Children Live There. An attachment for California was formed by Rev. and Mrs. Mitchell during their residence in that state before coming to Richmond. Another factor in their decision to go to California is that two of their children live in that state, and another in Oregon.

. Arrangements have been made for Prof. Louis Jones, a member of the

Earlhara faculty, to fill the pastorate for at least the next four months. If, however, no resident pastor has been

secured by thai, time, and providing the congregation and Prof. Jon are agreeable, it lssaid to be tiuite'possible that Prof: Jones, will; fill, the pastorate until a regular pastor shall have been obtained. - ' '. START MILK CAMPAIGNS. COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 24. As a result of joint activities of the Ohio

Farm Bureau Federation, the extension service of Ohio State university, and the National Dairy Council, tnilk-for-health campaigns probably will be conducted in all Ohio cities" of large population. " "

Sure Relief

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E LL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION

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Councilman Fourth Ward. Rudolph J. Behringer 78 Edward W. Davenport 177 Robert E. Graham 93 George C. Steinkamp 264 Roy T. Van Zant 90 Councilman Fifth Ward. John P. Heery 66 Verne Pentecost 167 John Starr, 400 Ira M. Tucker 93 Councilman Sixth Ward. William A. Dunham 55 Louis E. Fahlsing 201 Watson O. O'Neal 193

Frank C. Roberts 123

Councilman Seventh Ward. Frank Benn 298 Cornell Hewson 109 Councilman Eighth Ward. Henry A. Schweizer 17 Arthur R. Smith 134 Councilman Eighth Ward (Democrat). Frank A. Brown 36 William Kellor 34

BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, WILL BE BENEFITTED

CRISSINGER

(Bv Associated Press) MEMPHIS. Tenn., Aug. 24. Effects of the coming disarmament conference upon business and industrial problems will be "little less than miraculous" if the assembly is viewed in the proper frame of mind by the American people, comptroller of the currency Crissinger declared in an address today before

the Cotton States Merchants Association, in convention here. "We are coming." Mr. Crissinger said, "upon the time of definite conscious and specific measures of world reorganization. We have passed the era of inspirational excesses and are getting down to brass nails of practical facts and feasible accomplishments. Within the next two months there

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".una, Morocco, nave Deen maae Dy re'bellious tribesmen, but they have been repulsed with heavy losses, said an official statement issued here last night. The Spanish forces after stopping the onslaught of the Moors, launched a counter-attack and compelled the enemy to abandon positions he had taken there, the statement added. The battle lasted all day yesterday and the operations of the Spanish

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