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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Sorifjeui9t.

YIN Turbnnosienator. %. g. @eit
/ @aloOita, Georgia, er al 8itpernsr
SIapton ronGont til 6orbunosiena-
tor oerfra Staoen efter Ben fornplig
afoeoe Senator u. 3. Bacon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Oorrona.Kroni

Seer Strpmme holbt / 9GrbagS
I%orcorug / Sbin &lltb / Minneapo-
lis oper EalUltinn. Mr. Stremrle
tilbragtc iibitc Sulcaftcn / Bethlehem
% Suleona / SeruIalcm. T~oreoraget
blcu paallprt al Ell talrig Suriamling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
YIN Spioercfuro.

Np SpioereforS. Zen al Sen for
lilpffebe Wilitprilpper, 2pitnont 8.
.. Toit %fornplig peo Nortb Sslonb,
Gal., iutte Ssioereforb, -, 100 500,
bIep Den 25be Sebruor iIaaet al 5be-
ooore MtcGanlap / San Sicao, Ser
| lit Neroplan Iteg til Ell &eibe al
1919 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Wgc %alg i Sucrigc. Sra Stocf-

Wgc %alg i Sueriac. Sra Stocf-
bolm telcaruicrea ben 260c Sebrrnr.
StalsmIiniitcr @0mmarifiplo bar
meObelt, at ban oil tilroabe Song
@ultui at oploic Sii0sooaen / nGite
llge. @pia aolgen inopilger beri,
iun oil Toripnraia9en blipe bct enc
tie Solicit goar til &aIN poa. &c me
&ulg mon iiuoc Steo inoen en- Ntua.
ncb. &c Sibernle felcr liz opcrbcpiit
ON, at Der uil blipe polgt ct TlertaI,
Iorl cr intpo &ongcns piotrUffenoe
Turlpar@plaller. n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Sffc nocn Gctin9ciicr. :

Sffc nben Sctinaclicr. Set mco-
ocIte5 iorlc0cn at Sen itoIienife He-
N%iering hnp0c lopct at ocItaNe oiii.
cicIt / Ennomn-ltoitillilgcn I Son
GranciSco / 1915. Get lfltIoc pore
lt0itiIlinQcn3 NcprGicntant Sra g.
MorriS, iom hopbe iauet bette Soitc,
ol BET par ban, iom t~eIegrafereoe
Nnbcbcn til Nulcrifa. Wen M bier
Bette iia at prrc icilaetig. Gen onle.
%rifanifc @cionot / Hom. Sage, moo
toN / SrehoQ5 Ell ~ofiiciel Hote mco
@citcb onL at StaIien enifcbe at BEL
taae oiiicieIt, men f hpiS sc
Norcncoc StutcrS GonareS pebtog
ocn ioreli9Nenbe "SSmmigration
Bill, Ion hi. a. bcitcntmer, at arne.
%rifanitc SunoheSsinipefterer ifal
anbrin9eS pao italienifc 'ltbponorer-
oampere. Settc pilbe ncnnlia ben
italienife NeQicring auie iom Ell
mpcnIig Sanding ira gmerifaS
SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Salt cr Siliuns Nirit.

SuTf Ct gStIIDns WJT1t. grpf9s
'iSent v. $. Gait aflaebe / 1irs-
Dag en- &iiit / oct Spibe SuS for
fcrltc Sang, iioen ban fratraoote
Gmbeoet. San bar Erpiioent 8iI.
ions 8ipit I'll Gitnfeon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Zen antralifc Spopulscrpeoitium

~tu tHliull!t lutituU
unber SebcIie al Or. Douglas Wfaip-
Jon pcnOtc Sor9oag / forri0c llgc til
buge ira acknowledgements til Noe
laI0e i NlllitroIicn. Gr. Malplon err
flUreoc, at Grpc0itipnen baooc pUret
en- Slltcea, itlont De hauoc nliltct II
Maro oA clIcr9 pTrct ltoe ior ltoget
al hpert pou Sllren. @lollot nrloet
b0p0c Sc opIcpct &inoc mc0 200
liils Sart / Sintcn. %cb NiTlp al
Srua hopoc sc pau &apbnllocn illil-
oct ri0c &nls % &obberlcler, o1 ira
ell SpbNc Al 10 cngelife Ntil bauoe
De ~trlttfet ~ Tiifc % ANDRE SiooOr,
ionl in2cu bar iect for. Grpcbitio-
llcn bringcr i oct belle nle0 iig hicln
Set ~itpritc oA Understandable pioenifo-
beige Gatrialc - ialfal0 buoo oen
bioloQiite Somling allAaar - Ionl
n~oacniinoe CT bragt hicnn ira Spo.
polarcgioncrnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Gulleac Glnb.Mp Senbre @is.

NVIINvt VIM "sV0V' ~FFFVtN WY
cpniin 2i,tber College Club bclNt Den
1Soe Tcbruar fit aarliae Meoc / Ma.
oiinn. Seleenoe gmbeosmGno blrp
paIste: Tr0iioent, Taitor u. ..
@ranot; @iccfprmanS, Eaitor ~. ".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Konsresien.

G~nSIpocltoe 9~opiorilag ON Tegu.
icrlii8en % lloDiflingen al De unaa
beige HigoornsfiIber paa &c al Ne-
glcringcn cicoc 2anoitrpfuinger /
Wclten ircmiattes / 2srbags / bcgge
Suie al benbolOsois Senator Mepers
ira Wontana og HcprGientallt Ser
ris fra Sflaboma.
Sopiorilagene ongaar Mabningen
% Ne9rleringen al De rige Sui,
Gle, 6osiat % Eptaifefelter / oisie
Ggne.
Scnutor anute Aelion bar i Gre
bags %irenliat ct Torilag / Sornr
al ct Supplement til Sbcrmar-
lopcl, ionl pnnfotter Here al De Be
%ltcnlncller | Oct o~prfnoeligc Hegie-
ri1gsprogruln, ionl AOminiltratio-
zen Ienere gap op, iorbi DC mlentes
at bore Tor itrGllgc.
Zen pigtigite al Oisie al Helion
0icnoptogne Neltemmelle giper SIT
ltltanliniltercu rallingenoe Wtpnbig.
beo / oct Eieneo at iifre iig npo-
pcnoige Splpsningcr ON aorpDro-
tipner, ion cr antlageoe for Sper-
trG6elIer al Sbernlulllppel.
Helionbiacn giper pioerc &an-
0clsoepartelnelltet Den MpnbigbeO,
Iom I0milliltrationen pnifeOe tillagt
Sen fprellaacoc "~SSSnterltate Sraoe"-
&omnlisiipn; Sen forbpoer "Su-
tcring" al slftier, regillerer lloite-
belicr al Afiier % Bombs, forbpber
ibinanoengribenbe 0ireftorater, for
bpoer eli. &orporution at eie en- al
bcnS Gfticr % iorlollger Sffentlig-
gferelie al SorbunOlingerne poa Si-
rcftlpllsnlp0crne.
Nile Torlp9 pau at bcgrGnie Eolt-
ocpnrtelnelltets WpnOigheo til at
iorcta9e Soralbrillgcr nleo &enipn
til &ugt, Eorto cllcr 3oller for Naf-
fepoItticnclten cr miSlpffeoeS, ibet
Scnutct UNDER @~ehnnolingcn al
Epitblogettet nebpoterebe ale Imen-
oclter beronl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03

"a porfor pHl ou Ieie folibart 9anb aor
~ otter Aor os orbeiOe for andre ilaor bit
" fan tiebe Ell liDen harm for bio ielp
paa rilneli9e Siltaar, arbeioe for big ielp
% pGre Din egen $erre? Seq tam iGlge 40,
so, 1850 eller 800 9lcres Sorme ct At De bebz
tie a~9erbru9sltree / Jtorbpelten. &om % le
Tor big lelp eller ifrip til mig. Seq ct ielu
Gier % bar insen a9enter.
John Haverly, Kidder, S. Oak.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Siial9s.-162 Icres lint 9ano.

- 6 MiI til Sppbers og II Dill til 99dlter.
Vonbet Ii99er G 3 tore &onb % Greef
meo Niit; 4 Dill til Dem fore gesh pate pg
a Wfti I'll 2 andre. Gnoel Niger. Is 9creS
fGrois Tor Flog, 40 acres Gn9, Reiteu guif
% Gseltos. aus, sabe, @ierbe, Srenb oip.
III Slass Per % Sast. IL Dill til ?
Sfolebus. Nor't Nabola9 % norif lutberif
Wenlsbeo. Eaa @runo al oaarliet Selbreo
i9lses bilIist. Sfrip eler %eiss Bert Sos,
Dor, IL Gppbers, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Mnbitprpaiget / Minnciuta. Sta-

Th%0ifprpdigct I MinncI0ta. Sta
tens Spieiteret bar / en- / TSreOaas
nfglpet &ienSelie erflpret Senrp
Mines, fbp. Speufer / SegisIaturens
&eprui eiltant6us, puIgbar til Stats-
n!loitorenlbeoct. &en ON 9tomis
nctlonell for IuOitor bill ioaleoes
fonlnte til at itaa melen Hines %
acknowledgements S. q. 3.
Yrclls.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
81 nusc tsrfiife Sfiirercr, 5etbp

81 nuse tsrfiife Sfiirerer, 5etbp
@ep % Gaoi @on bcgge tilberenoc
BET t%prfiife militNrc 6lpucforps, blep
/ SproagS brpbt ulOcr 6orIsg poa
at ilnpe ira &pnitantinopel til Alcr.
anorin / 9Ggpptcn. Set bar pnn
Suren nlcllen IomnltltS pg Serll-
ialcnr, at Mptoren iIog ii0 prang, %
De iolot nc0 ira cit bctnbelio &pibe.
Setbp Den pbcbc Sen tnrfiite Mrrnc
ltore Sjeneiter unOcr BEN iiOitc Bal
tultrig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Sra uoldnoet.

@r.ois Neteor. Sra Wnrihau
~tele9ro'cres, at ilere &ilie / 2anos.
bpen Senofopitsp / rusiiif EoIen /
forrtge llge blep eoelagt al en- prl-
dig Wieteor, iom fal0t nco. Sra oen
bimmelifc @ieit uoitrsmmebe ser en-
attic SpopIaos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Nof en- @;Scnifa5cns Martsr. Sra

N2I ell %iocntfNccNs utuVIJr. SIu
aoItlltta / Snoien tclegraiercS. at
Sr. Srcoericf Sor. Ell ou%itraIif Si-
ben'fab@molo, ipm bar o'rct Jig lloe-
Iuftcnbe inr @cbanblingcn al Slan.
gebio. / S%eroogs ielu bilffeoc nnoer
ipr SlongebiN. San par netop ifTro
meo euoel Grpcrincnter iorat aobt.
giere. at han hapoc inloet et ~liffert
Mihbcl moo iclp Sen iarliglte SIan.
9cgiit. Nan hapbe nctop b~ebanolet
ell @ico. iom uar blepct blot al en-
al hans matae eiitise Changer. %
@ieScn blcp reooct, men iaa bIcp ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03

IL Mano Gleo brett og 8 bsocIig
laarct pco Ell Grploiino, iom / for.
rige nge fanot Stcb / en- Anilin.
farne'Sobrif / Rummelsbl,rg, en-
Sorltao til Berlin. 400 Verioner
fano:eS | Wpgningcn, bn Grploiio.
men 1alot Steo. Grenet bsrteS opcr
belle Berlin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
SiEalas.-32O Ncres. 80 Mi(

- ttialas.-320 Mcres, 80 Otil
ira Ct. GauI, en- bulp Dill ira ale,u
Ritmono, isis. Sorbbuno al rig germulo;
innsleroet mep @open @ire Sence, s'reno
liant rinoenoe Sanb, SsIeion, gobt Saas
.nin9shus, Saiemsnt "Sarn'', @ronaru.
Seniebus OLD. 240 aeres pleiet, Is acres
Sfos. Reiten araiifos % Sapneaaua. @eo=
tie Stres Tor auGsapl, Meisribriit, Spine=
apl, 9enieaul. Napebrns iant alsper %
Wais. SperHop al Rsen. ibealt slimat,
aooe Marteoer % Seie, MGr Stoler, Sirfer.
S%reamern. slieri DIN. Saa soot sanp tan
i Suinois o9 Soma itts iaaes icr $3.50 pr,
Gcrs. @r life ifans tifat bruce Sarmen ga
nil perior irlae ben ior $50 pr. slcrr. se
snnn AT nnoeriese SiIbuoet ioae. Sobu
Wcsop, 3ew Ri6mpnh, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03

StHalgs. = Sitter ct @obtfipb.
- 100 Acres / Glearrpater 60, 6 Dtil fra
%p. 2 Mil til "Store" o. Creamery, 1 Dbl
I'll Sfolebus. Grin til Gam NeIiou, Nepins,
Miur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03

Gm rig Hanoitrgscr. Sra So
fonlo, Sro., meOoeles Ben 26be Sc.
britar: Gn pmponfenbe Eianoitenl.
mcr, Z. q. @beeler, iom oebe Der
ibag efter CT fort SpgOom, fanbtes
otter i'm SOB / geiioOelie al en-
6ornlte poa $4,000, oe!S i 4on-
tanter bells i @anfinoifuoscertififo-
ter, iont ionotes inoipeoe / bans
&iToer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Gn ny 9irmsepamper, "gritarl

VII HV NJtWTVUHIHVVT, VTTIuII'
mic" tilberenoe Spioe Stierne 2irl-
len, gif / forrige ll1c al Stabclen /
Vclfoit, Srlano. Sfibet, fem er poa
oper 10000 Cons % er $40 500
Iangt, ifoI bore Set melt %iulofomre
Stib ion finoeS, bpoO Sieiifferbco
an0oor. Get ifal pGre iloget nGr
"uipnfeliat".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03

189 Yaaife Yoitfprt
aroner, aors. Wtpttper. 9inpIer, Seel. 5rimertsr.
Gmblemsr. Siliener etc, alt for l0c. 3 1after 25e.
BEST CARD co.. 326 Madison St., Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03

Gn MI 9ieSolnt;on ifal bare 10.
brllot / Fortugal, iisIge ct 6urlpbcn-
bc ion1 CT fommet til Wtoorio / Spo>
men. &c ipnnitc Granddaughter bar
9iort ltore NnitrUngelicr iorat iao
Neoe pao, bpao lon pirtelig forc-
9nor / Nnbolanoet, men ait bar be-
ret forgjTpes, ga al Sorbinoelie,
baaoe Ielefon, 3elegrnf og Serbia
~retraiIfcn er aibruOt. Ser bar / Here
Gage pGret Sernbaneitrcif / For-
tltaol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03

Gn Minbesnb 5tjcneitc bolotcS i
ale alrter / Worle 0cn 25oe Sc
brllar, leo I~araoagen Ior Solfeais
ltemnin9en / &irfcruc oper, bporpiot
Norac lfilloe p9rtt ct irit % ielp-
%ltUnolgt Hiae. Song Naafon, &of-
fet, &c0jerineen3 og Stprtinsets
WcOlemlncr operpur Ell Saffegltos-
%tlenelte / %or SrcIiera airfe i Sri
iliunia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03

6rcOaQS Aiten por Spmroioreniu,
gen iommen meo ANDRE 8iUiter ino.
buot I'll en- MioNag, iom Troi. %
Mrs. &. Il. TrcuS aou til sGre Tor
Miniiicr 9. z. Srpcnion. Set par
en- itilfulA "a pbcrit rcllpffet Nj.
iTre. Solcr blep boIot al YroicS
ior ErcuS, Niiniiicr Smeniou. ga.
itor ~, 81. @Iefcn o. Spmroicrc.
niracnS Sormano. ariition Grcit.
8arS. Mr. Swenion iortnItc IN.
%tcresiont ON line Snotruf al oct
me Hor1e, buor SnouitriaIlSme1
boIoer poa al ioa &errcosnntct o0
GcmantIfcn ioripinoer. Scr mal
breo op, blcu Diiniitcren giort til
Nresmeolem al Spmra.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-10

Carl G.. Quale, an investigator for
the Illinois Senate White Slave Com
mission, decided to ascertain for him
self if the girls now in Henrici's are
really satisfied, so he wandered in
there one day last week, ordered
meal, and then engaged the waitress
in conversation.
81 asked her how much she was
paid" Quale said, land she told me
she got 81 week and tips. Then l
questioned whether she did not feel
Inundated in taking tips.
"She told me that she did not like
to have to take tips, but in answer to
my question if she was satisfied, she
replied that she was.
You cannot mean that Quale
insisted. A girl of your refinement
must certainly rebel at having a dime
tossed to her by some man rather
than feel the independence of receiv-
ing enough wages not to necessitate
receiving tips?'"
Collins was passing up and down
in a nervous manner while Quale was
talking to the girl, and she hesitated
about answering, while her face
crimsoned.
Quale turned and looked at Col
Inns and Collins went back to the
desk. Then the girl answered
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-10
COURTROOM TORIES WERE DIFFERENT THAN
THOSE TOLD ON THE OUTSIDE
BY JANE whitaker

If had been the injunction proceedings before Judges
McGooy
would
present doorstep
public policeman
why,
But of the testimony would have altered idea the
Collins though
than supposed for the mother of children testified
by Collins $3.50 dinner
make as high $50 through system which SIS than
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-10

it was even less than you supposed, Fl
that she is paid by Collins $3.50 wet
But if you had wandered away
two girls to whom l talked, who have
would have wondered just why h
make as high as. $50 a week through
she said she gets as wage, when the
girls who have worked there prev
iously are willing to testify that they
did not average more than 81 week
in tips at any time.
You would also marvel why story
like the following could be possible
if a girl gets $25 or $50 week by
working at Henrici's.
ITO show you just how hard it is
for a girl to pay the fines that Col
Inns assesses for every trif1ing thing,
l will tell you of something that hap
pened," a girl said to me.
Zone of the girls had an order for
veal outlets. The outlets slipped off
the plate on to the floor and she
knew, as she picked them up, that if
she took them back to the kitchen
she would have to pay for them out
of her salary and she could not afford
it. So she wiped them off, put some
fresh tomato sauce on top of them
and served them over"
81 remember one time when l was
charged twenty cents for an, order
brought back" another girl said,
and when l brought the order into
the kitchen another girl ordered the
same thing and my order was given
to her, so that it was really served
and paid for, yet l had to have TWEEN
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-28
VOTE OF STORES
WILL DETERMINE
Time TO CLOSE
Promoters of Early Closing
on Saturday Say Plan
Needs Support of Large
Establishments.

A departure from the custom OF
small cities in the hours of operating
retail establishments will be discussed
tonight at a meeting Of the merchants
section OF the Commercial club.
Merchants of the city are probably
nearer now to adopting the methOds
of big cities in the operation Of their
stores, but only a few have announced
a definite stand for making the
change.
A number of stores closed Satur-
dav afternoon for the first time at
r. 40 O'Clock The advisablllty or max
ing this hour of closing permanent for
Saturdays will be discussed by the
merchants, and vote probably will
be taken on 1t.
A majority vote is not the only re-
euirement necessary to nave the
stores closed at that hour or to make
anv other changes in hours. All COM
petitors will be asked to agree to
stand by the vote or the movement
will not be carried out
Members of the merchants section
who have been advocating a change,
declare that the cooperation or the
largest stores is necessary before the
hours can be regulated along the lines
started by Cleveland and followed by
most other large cities in the last Few
wears They also say that the smaller
merchants readily agree to take up the
plan. but action has been retarded be-
cause of the unwillingness of the big
store owners to follow the example.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-28
John O'Connor Substituting
for Friend, Steps Before
Cars at Sixteenth Street
Crossing Early Sunday.
CREW DISCOVERS BODY
Part of Second Train Passes
Over Former Blacksmith
Before Men Find Signs of
TRAGEDY.

To accommodate a friend John
O'Connor. 11s North Fourteenth street,
agreed to work for him three nights
as flagman at the Sixteenth street
crossing of the Pennsylvania railroad.
while the other man was out of the
city on a short Christmas vacation. At
3 O'Clock Sunday morning O'Connor
was run down by an engine and killed
Before the body was found several
cars of another train had passed over
it. The body was so badly mutilated
that it was almost impossible to es-
tablish indentification. He was S5
years old
Early Sunday morning O'Connor sig
nailed an east-bound train to proceed.
and then stepped back on a track TO
to the north of the train, directly in
front of west bound engine hauling a
caboOse. He was knocked down and
instantly killed. the body being drag
ged to the west side of the Fifteenth
street crossing.
Train Goes Ahead.
The engine crew did not know the
ioSoAhotiNS Aou uONh q uldh, dhu
the engine proceeded to the round
house, leaving the body on the tracks
at the Fifteenth street crossing In
short time west-bound freight
train came along the same tracks, and
when the engine was within a few
feet of the body it was discovered by
a member of the crew, but before the
train could be stopped the engine and
three or four cars had passed over it.
O'Connor was well known in Rich
mond. For years he worked in the
blacksmith shop of the old Gaar-Scott
plant, and from his savings accumu-
lated a substantial bank account and
some property. After the Gaar-Scott
plant closed O'Connor found employ
ment in the city street department.
Seven Children Survive.
He is survived by the widow. Bridg-
ct O'Connor: two sons. Dennis, of
Richmond, and John of Chicago; five
, daughters. Mrs. Thomas Hoey, the
Misses Catherine. Anna and Margaret.
all of this city. and Mrs. Ray Renze
of Indianapolis; two sisters. Mrs.
| Bridget Fitzmorris and Mrs. Emma
Ryan. both of Dayton.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at 2 o'clock at st. Mary's
church Burial in ST. Mary's ceme-
terry Friends may call at the home
at any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-28
JUDGE SETS DATES
FOR COURT TRIALS
OF JANUARY Term
State to Push Charge of Bri-
berry Against YOunt on
Jan. 18-Healers Trials
Down for Hearing.

The new year for the circuit court
will begin with lively run of trials,
Judge Fox said today.
In the October term of court lasting
three months. the judge said. very few
trials were held but the term was unu-
Sual for the amount of business trans
acted. Many cases were removed from
the docket by forcing them forward
Many cases were removed from the
docket by compromise and by the
plaintiffs deciding not to press them.
The following court calendar has
been prepared by the judge for .Ianu
ary business:
Monday, Jan. 4-Letha Stock VS.
John c. Brown. for breach of marriage
contract.
Thursday. Jan. 7-Herbert Green VS.
Sisk. Sprinkle and Leavell. demand
$3.50 on acct.
Saturday, Jan 9-Gilbert r. Parker
VS.. estate of John V Porterfield, claim
$561
Trustees Sue Company.
Monday, Jan. 1l-Trustees Firs
NJ. f. church Cambridge City VS.. Man
Zella Conway. claim $50.
Robert r. Galloway VS.. Moses E
Myers. demand $50.
/ H. c. Hackman VS.. James WhittOn
demand 5000 on acct.
Thursday. Jan. 14-Abrarenus |.
Needham. guardian of Mary r. Boyt
vs. William f. Floyd. collection of not'
s173.
Friday, Jan. 15-John w. Wolfe VS.
estate Isaac Houck. demand So
Monday, Jan Estate VS.. Iount
offering to bribe Mayor Robbins.
Monday, Jan. 25-Adeline MerSle
VS. T. II. ]. & +. Traction Company
personal injuries. $4,000.
Thursday. Jan. Estate VS.. Cloy'
and State vs.. Converse. Christian Sci
entists charged with practicing medi
cine without a license.
ON December 80 the suit of Jane
Commit against r.. r. ROney for 500
damages will be brought to trial. Thi
will be the last suit of the year and o
the October term of court. The Janu
arv term of court opens January
The docket will be called on the frs
Monday and Tuesday in the new year
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-28
REFUGEES OF JAFFA
REM0VED-T0 SAFETY
BY AMERICAN SHIPS
Tennessee Removes 500 to
Alexandria When Regular
Shipping is Unable to Car
ry Passengers.
TBY LEASED WIRE.1

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-About
five hundred refugees of different ma
tionalists are being transorted from
Jaffa to Alexandria on the United
States cruiser Tennessee, Captain
Decker. her commander, reported to
the navy department today.
Secretary Daniels gave out the fol
lowing statement regarding Captain
Deckers action:
"a cablegram dated m, De-
cember o. was received at the navy
department from Captain Decker OF
the Tennessee, stating that the Ten
nessee is transporting about five hun
dred refugees of different nationall-
ties from Jaffa to Alexandria, These
refugees were unable to get passage
from Jaffa by any other means.
"Captain Decker states that his ac-
ton was taken after requests from
the consuls had been made and ap-
proved by Ambassador Morgenthau,
and after permission had been given
by the Turkish authorities"
Secretary Daniels added that Cap
tain Decker had not yet replied to his
inquiries. concerning the demonstra-
tions at Tirpoli. Syria. The secretary
believes Captain Decker has not yet
received his message.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-28
OFFICIALS PREPARE
TO CLOSE RECORDS
Retiring Officers Ready to
Turn Business Over to
Their Successors.

County Clerk Matthews, Sheriff
Bayer, Township Trustee Howarth,
and Township Assessor Potter. the Of
ficials retiring from office who keep
permanent offices in the court house.
have gotten their office records in
shape to turn over to their successors.
Clerk-elect Kelly and his additional
deputy, Gustave Hafner. who have
more to learn than the incoming Off
cials in any other office, have been
working with Clerk Matthews for some
time to familiarize themselves with
court procedure. Township Trustee
elect J. o. Edgerton. has been in the
office for several days with Trustee
Howarth. Mr.. Howarth will step out
Of Office and Immediately become town
ship assessor, succeeding Mr.. Potter
Sheriff-elect Steen Is familiar with
his office, having held 1t before.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-28
FOX EXTENDS Time
OF FORGERY TRIAL
Judge Allows James Archer
of Wichita to Prepare His
Defense.

The trial of a man living under the
name of James Archer of Wichita.
Kan, charged with forgery, was set
for today in circuit court but a con-
tinuatiOn of time was granted in order
for Archer to prepare to defend him
self.
Archer is the man who passed a
fraudulent check on Mrs. Mary Husson
and whom Mrs. Husson cleverly de-
tected in the work. The check was
signed with the name of L. c. Boyd
to Archer for $25.
Archer has written to friends in
Indianapolis. He probably will make
an effort to obtain release on pro-
baton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-28
new PAYMENT PLAN
CLEARS BOOKS DEC. 81
County Devises System to
Avoid Carrying 1914 Busi-
ness Into 1915.

The change made in the quarterly
payments of salaries Of county offic-
ials this year by the state will enable
the county to clear up all 1914 bust
ness without handling part Of the
financial transactions on the 1915
books.
Thursday December 81, the county
commissioners will meet to allow sal
airy claims. The quarter formerly
ended on the last day of January but
this year ends on the last day of
December. This will simplify matters
to some extent.
In the afternoon of the same day
the county board of finance will meet
to receive proposals from banks to
become public repositories. The
board Of finance is composed of the
three commissioners and the auditor