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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
ATTENDANCE AT
1917 CnAUTAUQUA
IS LARGEST EVER
Total of 1900 Season Tickets
Sold of all Glasses is Re-
ported.

The 1917 Chautauqua was officially
chalked up Wednesday as the largest.
SO far as season tickets are concerned.
since the beginning Of the Richmond
assembly.
Just 1900 season tickets Of all class
es, which brought in $500, were dis
posed OF for this years camp. About
1900 Of them we're adult ticket. and
slightly over 300 apiece Of teachers
and children's tickets were sold.
Receipts from season tickets have
mounted from ten to fifteen percent
each year for the last four years. In
1915, when the chautauqua was rained
out, occurred the slimmest seasons
sale, with $2,457. last years being $3,-
054, and the 1914 record $2,7S7.
Lee B. Nusbaum led merchants Of
the town in the race to dispose Of tick
cts given to business houses for sale.
He sold 169 adult and twenty child's
ticket. George Knollenberg disposed
OF $50 adult tickets, the Y. NJ. c. A. OF
1873, the German-American bank Of 1877.
Romey's Of 1875, and the Boston store
Of 1O3.
From ten to twenty children's tick
cts were sold at each of these places.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
Chattalkway Personals

Rev. ]. G. Benson of here and wife
celebrated a wedding anniversary to-
day. Congratulations, Rev.
John Hasemeier Of our village was
In Richmond Tuesday on business
George Moss was visiting the tele-
phone folks In Richmond Tuesday.
Henry Westenberg. our constable,
says he would rather have a town
beat than his present one. The walk
ing's too rough, says Hen.
Several Of our leading ukelele play
ers were observed putting their ukes
in cache under the bed after the
Hiwaiians got done Tuesday eve.
/. B. Benson Of Richmond was In
our midst Tuesday evening.
Harry Doan came out from Rich.
mond Tuesday evening.
A. T. Elliot and c. E. Thomson
were squirrel hunting out near Center
vile Tuesday afternoon. One apiece
was reported by the nimrods.
Somebody's touring car was in trou-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29

the grounds by noted local sociolog.
list Wednesday morning.
Judge Oppenheimer is a regular
patriot. He went all the way home
Monday night between lectures, just
to drill with his militia company in
Cincinnati.
]. G. Benson, platform manager, es-
Inmates that he has more than 100 rela-
tives of all degrees camping on the
grounds. Benson was born at New
Paris, and went to high schol at Eat
on.
Richmond heard practically the last
lectures to be delivered by Guy EN-
pey and Judge Oppenheimer. Open
heimer will devote his time to writing,
and Empey is preparing to leave for
France on a secret mission for the
United States government October
"Oh. mamma" said a girl over the
telehone Wednesday morning I'VE
pitched pennies until two o'clock this
morning, and I won enough to buy the
eggs for breakfast
The Here Wee Bee tent family is
puZZling over telegram received
Wednesday. 1t reads: Have two birds
freed. Send barrel of salt at once"
Just who, or what, or why, the girls
don't know, but they suspect a practi-
cal joke.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
PREbLE TOBACCO
CROP IS VALUED
AT $1,220,00O
Biddinger Reports to Gov
eminent 5000 Acres Under
Cultivation.

EATON, o, Aug. 29-The report to
the government by ]. NJ. Biddinger yes
terday giving the status of the tobac-
co crop in Preble county at so per-
cent, with 5000 acres in cultivation,
and value reckoned at S1,220,000. re-
called history to him.
j. w. HORNE, who is associated with
Beddinger, said tobacco was selling at
25 cents, but most of the farmers were
holding their crops. He predicted that
If the government placed its proposed
tax on tobacco, prices would 90 up
from 25 to 40 or so cents. In any
event 80 cents would be the highest
price to be reached if the tax does not
obtain.
Much more than 5000 acres OF to-
bacco was raised years ago." said Bed
dinger. THE first tobacco was raised
in Wayne county, Ind, in 1872. Viz
ginia, which was abig competitor. broke
down in 1920, and East Germantown,
Ind, came to the front with her fam
Gus seed leaf tobacco. About 1880 from
the seed leaf tobacco, Jake thinner,
who found sport in his field, and
sport means a new kind of tobacco, be-
gan to grow the thinner Spanish leaf
three miles north of East German
town and then took up land in Preble
county, O., and from this discovery
came the name and fame of Preble
and Wayne counties for tobacco. Pre-
BILE county is now the home of the
Spanish leaf tobacco"
]. L. Quinn put up the first tobacco
warehouse in Eaton in 1862. The Mus
Selmann Click Kinphush and Chris
tian firms in Eaton were early pio-
neers in tobacco warehousing. D. A.
and Ed Young also of Eaton, now
stogie manufacturers, were warehouse
men.
Eaton became a center of the world
for cigar leaf, and Preble county Wed
with Wayne in coming to the front.
Biddinger said in conclusion that
his figures on the 5000 acres We're
taken at $3.50 per acre.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
ChautauquetteS

A particularly hard-hearted thief
drained the gasoline tank of E. K
Shera's car Tuesday night. There were
five gallons of gas in the tank
Seven Keys to Ballpat" whites
away the weary hours for the boys
on the west gate; Desert Gid" is the
favorite reading for those on the east
and textbook Of general science is
he only reading matter to be found on
the south.
Why are there so few men in the au-
dience when woman speaks? Mrs.
Strauss hearers were made up at
least nine-tenths of women. Yet when
him as readily as the men. .-
The old elk-pen fence on the west
side of Glen Miller is thing of the
past, and an all steel fence eight feet
is in its place.
Parlette is the most popular number
on the platform this year, judging
from the number of calls for his re-
turn that haYe been heard, says F. F.
Rigg. The Boston Symphony Sextette
and Maybe are next in popularity.
A reunion of Richmond high school
alumni, especially Of the class Of 1916,
will be held at the Glen pavilion We'd
resday evening. The dance will be-
gin at $50.
The Duke" family, a terrible case
of vicious heredity, was discovered Oh
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES
OWNER OF STORE is
SELECTED BY BOARD

The first owner Of a department
store in Richmond has been selected
for military service. Sidney Rose,
owner Of the Railroad Store, has been
selected for the National army. He
is making plans to sell his stock OF
merchandise either privately or at an
open sale.
Rose passed the physical examina-
ton, is not married, and has no ground
for exemption, he said.
He made the Railroad Store one OF
the leading stores of the city, after it
had been unsuccessful for a number of
years under another management
Rose said he would seek exemption
from the district industrial board if he
could find grounds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
SWEET AUBURN"
Chautauqua, loveliest village of tt

Chautauqua, loveliest village of the
plain,
Dreary art thou when it begins to
rain!
When down and down the shiverine
mercury scurries
Until the pessimist predicts snow
flurries;
When covers pulled to throat expose
ones knees,
Or downward yanked, compel ones
neck to freeze;
When moisture falling on tender
spot
Compels the sleeper early from
his cot.
The chilly dweller stays within his
tent,
And hurry calls to town for stoves
are sent.
Ill fares that camp, to Fastening
mud a prey,
Where chills accumulate and men
decay,
Roscoe Fleming.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
JUDGE EXPLAINS
CRIME CAUSES

Sympathetic understanding and
treatment of the criminal, not as vi
cious members of society but as symp-
toms Of its diseased condition. was the
plea put forward by Judge Benton S.
Oppenheimer Of Cincinnati, Tuesday
evening.
Judge Oppenheimer spoke on so
ciety and the Criminal Classes" He
spoke of personal experiences in deal
ing with criminals during his legal ex-
perience, and what they had taught
him.
Women criminals, those arrested
for minor offenses such as drunken
mes, drug fiends, the fee system of
arrests, the bad effects Of indiscrim-
mate immigration, the 'indefensible'
double moral standard, economic and
moral conditions resulting in crime
and the Jail and the fixed sentence
were taken up in turn by the Judge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
HAWAIIAN SINGERS
PLEASE AUDIENCES

Five young Hawaiians, the Hawaiian
Singers, pleased large crowds with
their preludes Tuesday afternoon and
evening.
The feature number Of both pro.
grams was the steel guitar drum and
bugle duo by Mr.. Nawa and Mr.. Kalei.
kinia given on the steel guitar and the
ukelele, which was encored repeatedly
at both performances.
Hawaiian melodies, American popu.
lar songs written in imitation of them,
and talk by ]. K. Gilman, who is in
charge Of the tour, on Hawaiia and
the United States, made up the pro-
grams.
The singers were to give the pre-.
ludes for both the afternoon and even.
ing performances Wednesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
OPPENHEIMER
ON CRIMINA AIS

I'VE are disposed to think of the
criminal as a thing apart with which
we unco guild have nothing to do
Crime is the reverse side of the
shield of social progress; it arises out
of social progress and increases with
his complexity."
ITO steal little is a dangerous art,
But stealing largely is noble part
It's mean to rob a henroost of its
hen,
But stealing millions makes us gentle
men again"
II have never seen a great criminal
who was a drunkard or drunkard
who was great criminal"
my bump Of reverence for that an
cient instrument of punishment, the
Jail or workhouse, is diInple."
Drink is physiological, not a NOR
al problem; Jail is at best a place
which separates the drunkard temper
arily from his base Of supplies"
Although the United States may be
Il refuge for the world it must not be
made a dumping-ground."
so far as we force women into an
economic struggle for existence, We
must look for serious consequences"
Some day I am going to propose
that we double the salaries of our law
makers on condition that they remain
at home and let the people have a
chance to learn to respect the laws"
Its about time to abandon the
jails and let the schools have a
chance"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
BOARD BOOSTS
WAR PROFITS TAX

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The sen.
ate finance committee agreed to
amendments carrying war profits taxes
Of more than 33 1-3 percent in place of
the present provision for 26 percent, to
meet the radical movement for greater
taxation of war profits.
The amendment would increase the
war profit revenue to between $685..
100000. The compromise is proposed
to take the place Of proposals for
more drastic increases favored by Sen
ators Johnson, LaFollette, Borah and
others
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
BENSON TO Be
ASSEMBLY HEAD

DR.. J. G. Benson, platform manager
of the Richmond chautauqua, received
notice Wednesday morning Of his ap-
pointment as superintendent OF the
great summer school and assembly
projected at Bay View, Mich.
The Bay View assembly is one of the
largest in the country, having the fin
est permanent auditorium Of any as
sembly. and has now a four-weeks'
program, which DR.. Benson plans TO
extend to six weeks.
One of the largest summer schools
in the country will be established by
DR.. Benson. with faculty OF twenty
or more members of the faculties of
leading colleges and universities. Re-
ligious work and seminars on social
and religious questions will be the
main work of the school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
MILITIA TO DRILL
IN Y. M. c. A. GYM

Richmond's company of the Indiana
militia will hold its first meeting We'd
nesday night in the gymnasium of the
Y. NJ. c. A. for the purpose Of organ
izing and preparing for the drilling OF
the squad.
The drilling of the Richmond unit
will be under the direction of Physical
Director Schwan. of the Y. NJ. c. A
Mr.. Schwan has had much experience
in military drilling and has had a
squad of boys in the association gym
nasium classes for some time.
The meeting Wednesday night will
begin at 7:3O o'clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29

BILE down in the Glen Wednesday
morning, but We ed. did not learn de-
tails.
Ye ed. was skunked six straight
games of checkers Wednesday after
noon by Will Eikenberry.
Weisbrod's music place in Richmond
sold over 500 worth Of ukuleles to
our folks during Chautauqua, and sta
tistics prove that they are all located
on one street
Huckleberry Finn OF the Hicksville
Breeze is a poet. Here is his latest
epic:
When you see a buzzing spy,
Swat the Kaiser in the eye"
The best thing about the poem is it's
length, local critics say.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
Hagerstown Poker
Players Are Fined

An appeal to the circuit court will
be taken from the decision of Mayor
Robbins in police court Wednesday
morning, in finding Robin Hunt
Walter Fouts, Robert Bryson and
Ralph Hughes. four Hagerstown men
guilty of gambling, and filming them S.
and costs, each.
The men were arrested Monday
morning, by Marshal Stewart after a
raid had been made on card game
in the rear of maving picture show.
The men had agreed to plead guilty,
according to testimony, but later en-
tered a plea of not guilty. They claim
ed they were only playing ''sociable''
game.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
Evans is Nephew of
England's Premier

Arthur Walwyn Evans, Welshman,
who lectures Friday evening, is a
nephew of David Lloyd-George, pre-
mier of England
Evans received his education in this
country, holding degrees from Chicago
university, and is almost as much Of
an American as he is an Englishman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
SCHOOL EXPERT DIES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-Miss An.
ma Tolman Smith, for forty years con
nected with the federal bureau of edu-
cation and known to educational work
ers the world over as a specialist in
foreign educational systems, died here
yesterday. She was born in Boston
and had been decorated by the French
government for her work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
NAVY USES THEATERS

Manager Murray has given the use
of his two theaters to the Navy Re-
cruiting office here. All bill boards
have been placed free of charge for
advertising the navy, and service will
be given any time the navy officers
desire it. The Recruiting office de-
sires to thank him through the med
ium of the press.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
HIT EACH OTHER THEN
BOTH HIT THE "COOlER'

AS result of an argument in the
Chop house. at Fifth and Main streets,
James Katnas and Tom Callas, wait
ers, and Harry Gibbs, a cook, were ar
rested Wednesday morning and charg-
ed with assault and battery. According
TO the men. Katnas hit Gibbs, Vallas
cursed Gibbs and then Gibbs hit Val
las. Then all three hit tho cooler"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
GooDRIcH's CONDITION
REMAINS UNCHANGED

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 29-The con-
dition of Governor Goodrich. i'll of ty-
phoid fever in local hospital, remain
ed unchanged today. 1t may be week
before the crisis is passed t'tely, it
was said
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-29
Court Records

Mary Allison Wednesday dismissed
her suit for divorce against Leonard
Allison. The suit was filed August 20.
Henry U. Johnson represented the
plaintiff.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
John Oval Boyd, 26 years old, farm
er, to Ernla Echo Horn, Fountain
City.
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mar lie bingefomuen, tno MN 6er
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! fabren 6as man ibr je angetbdn.
llno blieb Die Miitter bart, 10 bliet
Der Sobn felt.
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IN nIler Stille Die 8ipiltrmtling itatt
eefiinbeii. Srieens @riiber aarI mi
mein 9rii6er iparen Die Trmiaeugel
getpefen. 9arln mar ods Braitpnal
au Sisbets 0eiitter eefabren, mo iiG
ben SodSeitsfaffee nabnen.
limo 70 itia unS nnrieIos aiid Den
Sodseitstag setuefen, 70 lag bod eine
SYeibe iiber ibm, mar er bod Der Sag,
mr bern iie fiirs 2eben peretnt pur6er,
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gefporSen. Sybre 2iebe lit Jung itnS
frif6 eebliebel, obtpoM nun Sabre
bariiber berfloiien iiilS.
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ipdter IN berfeIben fsabtif cine CUTE
9nitelliiiig gefituoe1t.
Grnu Seller ionnt Tid MIN TN
@liid ibrer Siit6er, Die fin iie iorpen.
Gm Iiebiten tpeiIt iie ober bod bel ih.
rer Gateiten aiif bem Gartoe, bic nun
i'm eigeten neineh euit3 bonn Sriin
un,ringten Sdusdcn Iebt, in 6os gar
bel Die Come btneinifeint.
Gii6 6os Sers bon 5riseris ghrt'
Ter pur6e tpeid, oIs fie iih nod me.
nigen ssSabren erttihloB, bes eobnes
Sein at beilifen rno bort MIR Siebe
iti6 ssrieben fanb.
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bus re Silpor ibren &irtberu siigefiigt,
ipteber gut gu MAIDEN iirb 1T ibneii
eite treiie ghitter gefpor6en.
Sein fIeines Sdushen bate Or.
ssrie giiidert r9os Snls IN Der
Come benartItt. sSfps nidt Die
Soltne bon oroliben, 70 ift's innen Die
bic id,eirtt, bie Come Der
aiebe, bic oIcs nit ibrn StrabIen
lrmipdnitt iin6 p6ru,t, bas in bein
ueiner Sdushen Gtr,tebr bdIt.
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tn gut betannt. gDis fid isbt r19s
trdsii9 bsrausfslIt, mar bic Baltiids
5lotis ffon i'm samlar biefes Jdtrss
btr.ii, bic RsDpluticnsfabne gu Niiltn.
es Ieisn fdon bdrnols Weraetfnllls
BON allen tsrtienisen Dffi5ieeru fsTiiss
qeiiellt eapsien, bic entipeber eeiODteF
ober gsfangen eenommen icerben fons
ten. Die goliifde Slotte beitebt bas
rnuf. bab bic 2lnitrten bem Griebsnss
pro6ranlm Rublan6s beiitimmen ano
ale pTfenen ober beritsdten anne'
rionsplGne oufgtten. 9ie DaIilldp:
7Flotte bat bisber INNER perIangt. baB
bic glesierimssscpalt Don ben elrbsis
tsrs, Solbdtens nnb Condemnation
ousgeiibt iperben iolIe. I'm entiate'
beniten duf Der Seite Der Wlnrimdil'
fen jieben bic 2inieuftsiffe rgtslPlbli'
Ia, .4n6rei periposiDdnrJi", .1dn'
gut. .ptropaiplOst1. rSsipoitopOl".
bic qonssrtreuaer .ROfiiid~, Diana,
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slbmirnfsffiff ,Sretfd3eg-. aerasip
bat beianntlid eeeen bic gdlil9t
s5lotts gentle Wobnabmsn setroffer.
Sb biele Mobnobmsn au9 itbcu er'
folg habtn, bariibsr Iisgen ftTs Wlsls
buneeH Dor.
Die ruiitiGe S9ipor3meer-GIoiis
Itunb bisbsr auf Der 9runblaqs bes
peiersburesr Mrbeiters unb Coloat.ns
ratbes. Wdbrenb Der Iebtsn llnrnben
iuurseu aIIerbinss idmmtIihe Oifisiss
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aber Der abmiraI aolti9nt bonn Sbers
bdebl suriidtrnt, berri9te pieSer
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SffiSier. erbisItsn ibre Woffsn suriid.
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Ser 8eift Der &eb,aiom.

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li9en 2lrHse unb Slptte l.est fpleeabel
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beiOnbers gtiIitdrmiIi3 ss5iIbst, bic
gegen bic ausiareiiungen betruH.sHer
Soibatsn gldbna5mtn 5u trsffen bat.
@ls aluftpiesler pirten bier frii5cre
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fls.oroiudtionen bdbeu Dor allen in
ben Resimentern Der log. 0iDiiion
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3erieBuHs eine 3eit lang 70 FART. Ms
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9Guptmanu StrsItoDstp oortbin euts
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