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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-29
CrIaa ieinem @crIcbmmacn.

SSSin Wcrcp Soipitol itorb ecilcrn
9lodmittoe ser SO Sabre oIte Syobn
u. Stembler bon Or. 905, @eit-
9erineton-StroB an cinem SHGoeI-
briid, oen cr iib 5u5oo ols er am
Nlontog glbeno on Der @de BON SO.
Iono-9lpenue mo Solo Spring 2one
bon einem StroBenbobnwaaeon fiel.
Coroner Gilep bonn nlittleren Giitrift
miro bciltc glbeno in Der mittleren
&oli5eiltotion einen Snqueit abbol-
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-29
Srriiunisc StrGflinse merOcm ans
Oem Hndlthanie cntfernt.

Sn elmer gcitern inter Dem &or-
iibe oes @ounernellrs Sorrington o6.
ge6altenen Sislne Der Stootsban-
ten-9eboroe I'M &erein nit Dem Ser.
paIhngsrat6 Der @eidneuiB-Gon.
trole wltroe bei6loiieL alle irriinni.
gen @eioneenen aus Dem 3uhtbalie
uno ans Ocm Stats glrbeits6ouie ST
euticruen. @eil es niht proftii6 lit,
ioIde StrdfIiuge uaa oeu Stoats. SO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-29
Enlidler 0Ilnrnl.

Sn Der @obnimg BON Srn. SenrD
Souneborn g}r. 234S, Gutou @loce,
wurOe eciteru gIbeno oeoen 10 llbr
ein perodHtiees @erdid6 gebort,
@ines Scr Gienihn0oden' teIepbonirte
Ser &oli5ei oaB Elm ginbretber I'M
Souie iei Ger @atrohpoeen Oes
norolihen Giitrifts hibr nit ser Ne.
icrOemonui6oit aus, Inn oen Ginbre-
der 5u fou9cn. @s fonnte obcr 91ie-
mouo in Dem Souie eefimoen mer-
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-29

StNNtlllIHNBnHH HiuHC ICIllW.
0ie neuc @orIooc 1T ser oItcn Shirt
5iclO.9oyIoac G6nIid. Sin 9ic-
icrenoum miroe nibt porecic6cn.
Die 6itli6e rmo noroli6e
@ren6linic milrOen chpos gc1n-
oert. Gomitc uimmt weitere
Soridla9e cntaceen.
9oS Hlan.Gonlite Der ,llnportciis
lGen Siga 5ur Gerer0Bermg @olti-
nore's" belt eeitern g}obmittag cine
gcrIammling, IN mcIber Oic ouSge-
orbeiteten propiioriidcu &Idnc mo
ser @ortIout ser 9InneftirlngS-Gor-
loge, mclbe Der nd1iten Stoots.@c-
icBgebung lntcrbreitct pcrOcn miro,
gutgebciBen murOcn. 0ie 9ia lit
ungeio6r oieicI6e ais oic 6iirit.5ielO
Gorloge pom Sabre 1916. 9c5iieli6
Der @ren5cn murocn folgenoe 9lenoc.
rlngen porgcnonmcn: Gie 0itlibe
@rcn5linie miro bel Nomfins 9otnt
beginner itn0 geraOc norolid6 loilien,
bis iie ii6 nit eiuer oitli6 BON ocr
&orf-&eig6tS. imO SIhte.9lpc. fom-
menoen 2ime pcrbinoet. 0ie wcit.
li9e 2iiie miro bon 6er Slote. lmO
&orf- -Scigbts.9lpe. iiioli6 bis 3ilr
6reoerid.9fodo laifen, BON BORT in
acrooer 9ii1hng bis 3ur 9(nnopoIis-
9iooo lmO Der SonOitroBe, oie bon
9rooflpn no9 EitnpbreDs fii6rt.
&on Oiciem @imfte aus l1uft Die
@rcn5e in Oericl6et &i6tllna, welc6e
in Der 6iirit-6ielO 9ia nicOergeleet
pur0c.
9e8iigli1 ser Steuerrotc in oem
neuen Gerritorium wurOen ebtnfaIlS
glenoerun0en eetroffen, Infer ser
neuen @orloee miro oie Stenerrate
in Dem neien &erritorium inn Sabre
1919 ied5il 9ro5ent Ger poIcn
StoStrote iein um0 ii6 Damn iGbrli6
Inn 2 @ro5ent crbobcn bis 5um Sabre
1889, bon meI9em Sabre an cine
eleidmdBiee Steiterrote in Der ean-
sen Stoot eriitiren miro.
Gie @ntibdoigines @c0in0un9en
an 9oItimrre-Gouutp uno g[nue
glrunoeI-@ountp miroen nic6t eeGn-
oert, sic 9e5abIuueen wer0en ober
BON ser gnr5en StoOt unO ni6t BON
Dem neuen Serritorium, mas in ser
SSiirit-5iclo 9iQ DorgeibIogen por-
Nen mar gemo1t merOen.
0ie @ircr5e 3nii1en ser 26. imO
81. @orO murOe bon ser SoriorO-
9ooO no6 Der 9elair.&oao uno oie
@ren5e 5pii6cn ser %. uno 25.
@orO bon ser @iIfenS -9lpenuc nob
Der 6reOerid-&ooo perlegt.
Die 9eitimmtng, iiber oie @or-
loge i'm eon8en Stoate abitimmeu 81
loiien, purOe ousgeitribcn. Sn Ser
neuen @orloge miro oorgeibrieben,
ooB sic 2eoiSIotilr iiber Die Srose
cntideioen ioa.
0as Gomitc miro om ndditen
Wlittpo6 i'm Soliptquortier on Ser
5iioucIt.Gde bon Soporo. lmO @ol-
timorcitroBe iuieoer cine geriomn.
lung abbalten. 5u mclher Seoermonn
cingeIoOen it, lin >pcitere Gori6ldoc
81 mo6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-29
3iuci aimOcr act6Otct.

tOluNt Ottllutt WtiUpAtl.
Observation-Disclosures WadO6cn bon
2oitouto mu glodnittog iiber.
fobrcn. llnfoa ereieuete iicb
in scr 9rigbton. SroBc, 8piiden
@oplor Grope.Str. unO BLOOM.
insoole fooo. 3peiiGbriecr
anobe fieI 5Iommen 8um Spfer.
Ger 21a-idbriec Sop GoureD bon
gtr. 1904, 9rigbton.StroBe, muroc
eeltern glohmittog bei'm lleber.
itbreitcn ser StroBe 8piiden Der
@opIor @robc-StrdBe unO @loom.
ingOole 9fooO BON cinem 2aItoito
iberfobrcn upo iofort ectootct. Der
aroftpogen ge1ort oem Sorrp q.
@8obr bon 91r. ga -626, g9eIt.
2erineton.S StroBe, lmo muroe bon
Dem Ncgcr @robon Sobnion bon
gtr.929, Gruio.@ia glpenue, qeIentt.
Q. 9loripooo gonrop, ser @oter 0es
Ginocs, mor Augen5eiIge oes 1rdB
lidcn &oriolles. Coroner @eltlbire
bonn noromcItlitben 0iItrift muroe
benndriAtiet. Ger gleger SobHion
Der lofort nod Dem llnfoa bic Nlo.
icbine gum Steben brodte ltno bel.
fen mollte, nuroe bon Dem @olj5iltcn
Sobn S. Sontrp oerboitet ltno IN
Der norOpeitIiden @oli3eiitotion fir
eHi Deutigcs Gerb0r felteebaIten.
&tno fono Sob ourd
SIommen.
Nlit i1redIiben 9ronoDunoen am
aorper wuroe geitern glodnlittoG
Der 8peiiGbrige sSulius Steinbcrg
bon Slr. 32S, gIoro. 9ulosfi-S StroBe.
bon ieiner N}litter, Syrou aotic
Stcinberg, ms rllniperiitdts- Soipi-
tol" gebroGt. @oIO nob lciner PIN
funft muroe Scr &leine olirh ocn
600 bon ieinen 2eioen erloft. Die
Wluttcr bate 0as @ino oaein inl
Souie ouriid eeloIien un0 in Der
gohboridoft einige @infoufc be-
ioret 9llS iie 8uriidfcbrte, fono iic
Die aleioer 0cS 9inoes in Slommen.
Der &leine mar ipdbriheinIiC1 3u
nobe an ocn Ofen eetreten.
Son @Iettrifder octrof.
len.
Der 26 Sabre olte N(rt6ur S. &eilc
ron 9eloir.Hoao bate ani6cineno 5u
piel 0cS iiiBen S9eines genoiicn, Oenn
er blie6 unDeriebrt, ais er Bel Dem
lleberidreiten Der 9aItimoreitroBc
ron elmer Nooiion.9lpe. Gleftriiden
al 9ooen gcworien muroc. 8eile,
rer ole llnifnum Der itootlicben Wlili3
trdgt, ridtete ii6 aui, erfl6rte, Dab
er nidt perlest iei un6 lebte ieinen
g3eg fort.
SungeS Ntdndeu berIcbt
Die 12.idbrige geulo6 gIottcnbpr.
Ger bon gtr. l40S, 9laceitraBe, wurOe
geltern gIbcno in Scr SanooeritroBe,
5piiden Der 9ionooa. ino Spentbitr.
Ton ocnl gltto oes 0rn. SSolepb @a.
nanaugb BON &ifespile umaeronnt
imo am redteu SuiegeIenf ucrlebt.
@aponqugb lieB ieihe Wloihine bal.
ten, bob oos @idoden allf mo brahte
cs 81 cincm 9lr5t in Ser 9}odbori6ait.
g(ahocm essbcbanoeIt morOen mar,
fonntc es obnc 9eiitono ocn Scim.
lucg antrcten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-29

iidten bon onoeren Steuer5of .ern
on50reu mnB. Scin 9lntroo, ole Ga.
die sem Gegel Gonlite sur llnteriu.
DUNG 81 mtcrbreiteL meldes ooun
einen 9eriht in einer Spc3ial Con-
fereiij ser Sdul6e6orOc erltottcn
ioa, purOe cinitimnlig eutge6eiBen.
Sn Der 3piiden5eit ioa OoS 9iegel.
Gonite Snforniotionen Sir uno @i
ser ionmeln Oomit cine freie @ror-
teriug scr 6roge crmoolidt miro.
Gem 9icgel Gonite muroe ein
S6rei6en Oes 6cicbls6obeuOen Sfii-
5iers ser Nlarplono &iiiten 9lrtiIle-
rie, g. @et6crco @arroa, ii6erlpieieu
in ipelc6en oeriel6c an Die S6uIbe-
6orOe oos @eiub ri6tct, ibm sic Gr-
lou6uif 5u ertbeilen cincn 10 Wiini,
ten langcn &ortroo in ser Glteitet
&Ioiie Ocs Yolutcbniiden S5nititiits
iopo6l ipie I'M Baltimore Staot-Gol.
legc 5u bolten pelder oen oGortDeil
0eS 0ienltes IN Scr &iiIten glrtilc-
rie Wiili8" gum S6emo bat.
Sr. &errp 9roOlep bonn Baltimore
Gon5il Der SSu9enomebr bon glmerifa
eridien por Scr 9eb0r0c, Inn bon Oen
S1ul GonWiiiidren sic @rloubniB
ein5uboIen, unter oen @ltern ser
NlitglicOer ser Sugenoipe6r, bon Oe-
neu ii6 in Baltimore 2O00 beiinoen
cine 9orte cirfuliren 81 loiien Olr6
tucldc Oeren 3uitimnnng erlongt
merOen ioa, in 9iotGfoae i6ren Gno-
ben Die 9lbueien6cit bon Scr SduIe
al geitotten. Tos @eiu1 murOe oud
Dem GcgelGonlite iiberipieien.
Or 9ib6inS no6m ge3ug ouf ci-
ncn 9rici, Ocn er bon einenl e6emali.
gen @}itglieo oes 5. Geeinlents in
9e3ug ouf Die G6rung scr 5lagge err
6olten botte. Gonoh ioate cine be-
itimnte 9lcgcI .ocs 6laagenrSoluts
in oeu S6ulen ein9eiii6rt weroen.
Sic Sdul 5logge iollte ieoen Nlor.
gen Dor 9eginn oes llnterridts mlf.
gebiBt lmO ieOen 0fnhmittog nod
Dem Sdulilnterridt pieOer berobge-
IoIien lueroen. N}it aneenelienen Sc.
rcn1onien Iollen sic S6iiler uno
SHiilerinneu OoS Siiien ser 5log9e
ioIutiren. Iie @rin5ipole iolen Der.
onhuortlid iein fir sic iorefdItiae
9lif6epo6rimg ser 6log9e.
Sn ser @riootiislmg fam Der SAT-
oeS 2ebrers @eo. $. S6iporb pom
@rIDtedniidben Snititut sur Sprahe.
O}oH 9lusiogen eiti9er Shul Gom-
miiiGre Ioaen sic acknowledgement
gegen ocn 2e6rer iebr erniter gtotlir
iein. SuperintenOent 9ob botte Scr
S6ulbe6oroe einen oiesbe5iiglihen
9eriGt Oes 2ielit. g8. q. Sing Oent
@rin5ipol oes YolDtefniflms, ims
tcr6reitet. 2ebrer Shworb mar
ielbit nidt augcocu bod miro CT
wobl bel einer Ipdteren Yripatiiblmg
Der Sdil @e60rOe crideinen
mo ih bon oen acknowledgement,
Die eeoen ieine omerifoniide 2oDoIi.
tat erbo6en iinb, reinnoibeu miilicn.
Gr ioa on9ebli6 Oie S6iiIer oufae-
foroert bo6cn, iid) SIT lueigcrn fiir Oic
Scr. Stooten 3ii fdmpfen.
9llS 9e6rer Der SonoelswiiieniAoi-
ten i'm StoOt College murOe &cnrp
Q. blair ermdblt oIS 9c6rer Der
frolB0iiihen lmO ipaniit6en Sprodc
I'M icl6en Sniiittt 6ernonO 9ernotte.
Sri. @Ii5obct6 g. 3. @iaioms,
ioclnc ais feapertrctenOe 2e6reriu in
alaiic 9tr. I p06rcnO eines SSobres
flmgirte, wltrOc ols regclrcbte Seb.
rerin cingcieet. Sir oie @lerfiiel-
hng in Der 0ieger Sobidule uuroe
Bertha g. @eb6 ehpfoblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-29
Qnrnl Nntinn Nnrdlnefnllrn

SorrisburG ga, 2s. N11r3.
Gie Sidermon 2ocol 0ption.@or.
lage crfiibr i'm Soile lit 5meiter Sc
lung cine glieoerloee NIT 1917 eeeen
70 Stinmen. Dies mar cine idlp1.
deere Stimmcn5obI, olS 0ie &orIoee
" lester Sieuna erlieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-29

ipit0lern 5u iiberfii6reu 10 oiirite 0ie
2eeislotur @eloer 81 beuillieen ba.
ben, oonit fiir bic irriinnigen Ser
BREEDER Elm Soipitol eeidofien miro.
Or. glrtbur q. Serrine, ser Setre-
tar ser itaotliben Srrcn.Gomntiiiiou,
beiiirportet cine iol6e NloBno6me
Quf oQS Griugcnolte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-29
2nm srrncnntrn hrfHrNrrt.

@oli8iit GborleS i. @arronaer
uom peitliheu Giitrift wiirOe eeitern
BON Scr @oli8ei6e66roe sum Sergcon.
ten beforOert @r miro I'M peitliHen
Niitrift bleibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-29
9liidtrittSaeindl nnaenummen.

2 Stodbolm, 2S. Mars. Ger
Soni9 bat oos 9iiidtrittseeiudj OeS
1elommten Cabinets. wcldem ser
@reniier SommorSfiolo oorite6t all.
9enQnmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-29
freiluiIlinc anarantanc rrluiIuldlt

WftIlUlUIBt A.lINTNWlNNV ETIUlNInIF9
SaoM 2S Wldr5. Gie eslllo.
ciirtc @reiie" iuiroc ppn ailtbentiicber
Qieae iniormirt oaB oie oeitidet
9ebor0en Die 9canitcn Der amerita-
niibcu SiiIfS.Gontmiiiiou eriudcn
miro, fit Die 3eitoaucr BON bier.
@odcn elmer ireiwilieeu Guoran.
tame IN elmer Der oeiitiden StGote iic6
81 untcr5ieben, oomit Die epcntieae
@eitereabe miIit1riider 9eobohtun.
Gen ouseei1loiien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-29

Warts, 2S. Wldr5. Iellfide
Sorpeooboote feiierteu 60 SduHe
ouf oie fron5oiiide Stoot Giinfirhcn
III Der gloht bonn 25. 5iint 26. WiGr5.
gie 9eidieBune pobrte orei Wlimi.
ten inO puroen 8mei 9erionen ae-
toOtet. 0ic 9oote 5oecn iid nit
%olloompf 5ariid,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-20
If SMITH HEIRS
[continued from page onel

CONTINUED from page One
such one so taking such steps shall
be, by my trustees, paid to the Reid
Memorial hospital Of Richmond, Ind,
for any needed improvement thereof.
but not for general expenses and
maintenance, and to be the absolute
property of such hospital"
Will Also Serve as viii.
The trust deed will also serve as
the will of Mrs. Smith. After certain
benevolent gifts have been cared for
out of the estate, the trust deed pro-
vides that after the death of Mrs. Clar-
issa Smith and all debts have been
settled the remainder of the estate
held by the trustees shall be divided
into two equal shares, one of such
parts to go to the daughter, Mrs.
David Esteb and the remaining one
half is to be divided in equal shares
between the grandsons, Harold H.
Smith and Lloyd Smith.
The deed further provides that in
case of the death of one grandson be-
fore the death of Mrs. Smith, the sur
wing grandson shall receive the I'M
divided one-half of the estate. In case
of the death of both grandsons before
the death of Mrs. Smith, their shares
Of the estate goes to the Reid Me-
mortal hospital. In case of the death
of Mrs. Esteb before the death of Mrs.
Smith, her share goes to the husband,
David Esteb. In case of the death of
both Mr.. and Mrs. Esteb before the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-20
PRIMARY ELECTION
RULES FOR VOTERS;
QUERIES ANSWERED

Practically every candidate for city
office has received numerous inquiries
from voters as to whether they viii be
eligible to participate IN the primary.
The primary law provides that q
registration is not required for pri-
mary election. Any voter who has
maintained residence In the state six
months and the township sixty days
can vote at his precinct polling place
provided he has resided in that pre-
cinct thirty days.
II the voter who desires to partici
pate in the primary was not registered
for the proceeding general election he
can be challenged but will be entitled
TO vote in the primary upon making
cut an affidavit that he Is qualified
voter
Any minor male who will be twenty.
one years of age on or before the city
election date. November 6. can partici-
pate in the primary election.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-20
A@MQA
](N|EIf$t

There were guests present to fill fit.
ty tables last evening when success.
full card party was given In the
Knights Of Columbus hall by the mem
bers of the Sacred Heart Sodality of
the St. Mary's Catholic church. This
Is the last party to be given until after
lent. Favors went to Miss Esther
Tuecke, Mr.. Francis Sharkitt, Miss
Ella Marley and Miss Elizabeth Kenne-
pohl. Refreshments were served.
Miss Mildred Barrett, former Earl
ham student is leaving Indianapolis for
an extended trip drought the East.
She will also visit In Philadelphia.
This evening the Knights and La
dies of Security will celebrate its TWEEN
ty-fifth anniversary in the Vaughan
hall There will be special program
and luncheon.
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of st. Paul's Luth-
eran church will meet in the chapel
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50.
A penny supper will be given this
evening from until 7 o'clock in the
Second English Lutheran church. The
public is invited to attend.
After the regular business meeting
of the Woman's Relief Corps to be
held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in the post room program in keeping
with Washington's birthday will be Civ
en- as follows: Piano solo, Miss Paul.
inc Haner; reading. Washington,
Mr.. Raymond Bailey; reading, Miss
Charlotte Rogers; violin solo. Mr.. Carl
Loos; address, Rev. Milo Hinckle; vo-
cal duet, Mesdames George Bailey and
Will Kienker. Refreshments will be
served.
A telephone message was received
early this morning by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
f. Purcell. East Main street. telling
them OF the arrival of an eight-pound
baby son at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Purcell. Their many friends in
this city extend congratulations.
Mrs. Philip Murray has gone to De-
catur. Indiana, where she will visit
friends and relatives for few days.
Members of the Monday afternoon
thimble club were entertained yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. Bert Overman
at her home, South Fifteenth street
Mrs. Roy Fry and Mrs. Allen were
guests of the club. luncheon was
served. In two weeks Mrs. Willard
Markle entertains the club.
A thimble party will be given this
evening at the home of Mrs. Addie Par
sons, 10 South Third street for the
members Of thimble club OF the
Young Ladies' Mission Circle of the
First Christian church.
Last evening the members of Sun.
day school class of the First NJ. E.
church and which was at one time
taught by Mrs. U. B. G. Ewing gave her
pleasant surprise at her
home, South Twelfth street Re.
freshments were served. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Sanders,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-20

death Of Mrs. Smith, their half OF the
estate goes to the Reid Memorial hos
sA-1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-20

pay out Of the trust estate the sum OF
$4,000 to the daughter, Mrs. India
Esteb. as compensation ito her for
her care OF her father and myself in
our old age for the past seventeen
years and the remainder of my life"
The trustees are instructed to add
all incomes from the trust estate-ex-
cepting that needed by Mrs. Smith-to
the estate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-20

death Of Mrs. Smith, their half Of the
estate goes to the Reid Memorial hos
pital
Deed Explains Interest.
my special interest In the establish
ment of a tuberculosis hospital is that
my son and two of my daughters have
died Of tuberculosis. the trust deed
states.
u have found that my two grand
sons. the sons of my son Lewis Smith,
will not join me in carrying out this
purpose. they owning, under my hus-
bands will, the undivided half of the
said home farm in Wayne county sub
ject to my life estate.
1T is my wish and intention to have
this my wish and purpose carried out
notwithstanding any objections there
to by my said grandsons.
Trustees Given Full Power.
.'For the purpose OF carrying out
this my purpose and intention, direct
that my said trustees shall take such
action as shall be found necessary and
as will bring about condemnation pro-
ceedings, by the board of county COM
missioners or proper authorities of
Wayne county or by the joint proceed
ings of Wayne. Union and Fayette
county or of any other county or coun.
ties adjoining Wayne county"
It is provided that the hospital shall
be named "The George H. and Clarissa
L. Smith tuberculosis Hospital" and
to be such for and under the control
of said Wayne county alone or of
Wayne county and any adjoining coun-
ties as the trustees may see fit.
1t is provided that the trustees shall
pay costs of all condemnation proceed
ings and all damages as may be law
fully found due her daughter Mrs.
Esteb and the two grandsons.
Before the final division of the
estate is made, the trustees are in
structed to pay from the trust fund,
5000 to the Elkhorn Cemetery associa-
ton for care of the Smith family lot
and 5000 to the Williamsburg cemetery
association for the care of lots where
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-20
RICHMOND TUESDAY

dren are not sufficiently drilled in this
respect" Howells remarked.
Howells has appealed to the news
papers to publish articles of pa
triotic nature. during the first week of
March and he urges that the theatres
and picture show houses arrange for
patriotic entertainments.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-20
COUNCIL SETS
[continued From Page one.]

song and flag week. and ask all
schools, churches, civic and fraternal
organizations, theatres and picture
show houses to join in the same
Il hope every Richmond citizen will
join in this celebration" remarked
Mayor Robbins.
Wants People to Learn Songs.
Mr.. Howells stated that he hoped
during patriotic week every Richmond
resident would take the opportunity
of learning the words of the several
national songs, especially the words Of
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
ut is surprising to me the large
number of people who are not familiar
with the words of our national songs.
They can hum the air but cannot sing
the words. Probably our school chill
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RESOURCES REDUCED
(Ry Associated Pressl

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-A reduction
Of thirty-six per cent in the petroleum
resources of the United States is esti-
mated by Professor David B. Meyer,
of the West Virginia Geological Sur
vey, one Of the speakers before the
American Institute Of Mining Engin-
GERS in convention here. Operators Of
the country. he added. are experience.
ing great difficulty in supplying the
ever.increasing demand for. the pro-
duct,
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Pay for Admission TO Home.

Mrs. Smiths father and mother are
buried.
Pay for Admission to Home.
1t Is also directed that the trustees
shall retain in their hands as trustees
an amount sufficient to pay for the ad-
mission of one old lady into the Mar
garet Smith Home Of Richmond, the
selection to be made by the trustees
The trustees are further directed to
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Mr.. and Mrs.. Verlin Hunt, Mrs. Eva
Bevington, DR.. and Mrs. U. B. G. Ew-
ing, Miss Garnet Thompson, Bessie
Winsett. Miss Lulu Hampton, Miss
Blanch Davenport and Miss Maud
Buckingham.
One Of the pretty children's parties
OF the past week was given Saturday
afternoon at the home OF Miss Har-
riette Baldwin, North Eighteenth
street Fifteen little girl friends we're
invited In for an afternoon of music
and games to celebrate her tenth
birthday anniversary. The cake was
made of the national colors, red white
and blue and generous slices cut from
1t was sent to the little hostess
brother, a member Of the New York
Infantry stationed at Eagle Pass,
Texas.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Saturday afternoon for Miss
Martha Mclean, at her home east of
the city. The afternoon was spent
socially with contests and games.
l>0AN1 was oO4VCu AOSC WIZ CAJOys
ed the affair were Misses Alice Shide-
Ter. Ruth Shideler, Dorothy McLear,
Rhea Reid, Marguerite Finley, Kath-
leen Lanier, Elizabeth McLear;
Martha Mclean; Masters Everett
Lemon, Thomas Hale; Theodore Kin
sey. John Kinsey. Charles Lanier, Carl
Mclean and Robert McLear.
The social committee of the Wide
Awake Bible class of the st. Paul's
Lutheran church gave kid party last
evening at the chapel. The rooms
we're decorated with flowers and ferns
The committee in charge was compos-
ed of Miss Abbie Webb, Miss Mar
garet Jones and Miss Lillian Sehi.
Games and music we're features of
the evening. Refreshments were
served. The guests were Misses Clara
Sperling. May Appleton, Ruth Heit-
brink, Marie Thorman, Laura Neff,
Eleanor Surrender, Edith Schnelle,
Corinne Sudhoff, Leona Druley. Irene
Wigmore, Anna Null, Josephine Burk-
hardt, Clara Weisbrod, Ruby Bulach,
Donna Hyde. Marguerite Long, Olive
Jones and Mrs. Carl Dyer
Mrs. NJ. F. Warfel will be hostess
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Wednesday morning the Art Study
class will meet in the Public Art Gal
lery at the High school. Mrs. M. F.
Johnston will make the address.