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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11
Liberty Drive in State
Over l8 Million Mark
By Associated Press)

INDIANAPOLIS, April 11.-Reports
of subscriptions to the third Liberty
loan made in Indiana today to the
state headquarters totaled $18.685, 400
at noon. No additional counties to the
nine reporting last night as having
gone over the quotas were in that
list up to noon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11
MAJOR.GENERAL WEST NAMED
fRv Associated Press,

(By Associated Press)
LONDON, April 11.-Major-G
Sackville-West has been appointed act
ing military representative at the SUI
preme war council at Versailles, it
was announced today in The house OF
commons by Andrew Bonar Law, the
government spokesman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11
AMERICAN LECTURERS MEET
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE re-
lation of industry and labor to the
successful prosecution of the war and
the problem Of maintaining the neces-
sary food supply, formed the subjects
under discussion here today at the
national conference OF American Lee
turerS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11
Former New York-London
Passenger Steamer Sunk
(Rv Associated Press)

NEW YORK. April II. - The big
British steamship Minnetonka, 13.52S
tons gross register and formerly in the
New York-London passenger trade Tor
the Atlantic transport line was sunk
by a German submarine in the Medi-
terranean during the month Of Febru-
ary, the maritime register reports to-
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11
THE WEATHER

For indiana by the United states
Weather eureau-Generally fair to
night and Friday.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-21
Any LIT or Stunt
Comes Easy to Rody;
Stop! Look and Listen

Homer Rodeheaver is a versatile
man indeed.
He can do all sorts of stunts. He
can play the trombone and sing
and lead choir and cough so you
can't hear him. and all sorts OF
things.
But-his most admirable accom-
plishment is one which Rody never
mentions. but he will admit it il you
ask him straight out. Don't tell
anybody. but-Rody's perfectly
wonderful magician. He can get
perfectly good live rabbits and ducks
and such like out of an ordinary
hat and he can turn a plain old
white handkerchief into a gorgeous
American flag-and they do say
that he can almost turn a COM
mon rock into a lump of priceless
coal,
Boy! Page DR.. Garfield,
Rody doesn't brag about his
legerdemain, but he can. if enough
persuasion is brought to bear, be
induced to give an entertainment
for the kiddies (grown folks. of
course. may come along as escorts
for the little ones). On several
occasions the Sunday Tabernacle has
been the scene of much merriment
and wonder while Rody perform
ed his tricks before an audience
OF happy youngsters.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-21
Oh, That Sunday Swagger D.!
It's the Very Latest Thing
In Tabernacle Terpsichore

Have you seen the Sunday swag-
ger?"
OF course you will say NO" But
just as likely as not you yourself
have been indulging and just didn't
know how il was catalogued in the
terpsichorean lexicon.
1t hasn't been tried out as yet on
the ballroom floors. But it's having
its inning on the sawdust trail. and
if you want to sec it in it's original
atmosphere Just stand at the door
of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle and
watch the prospective traiI-hitters
as they pile out of the building
only it must be while the music's
a-goin'.
Billy doesn't take much stock in
the dance, and he's said some pretty
drastic things about the devotees
thereof
But the fact remains, and Billy
can't get around it. that the sun
day Swagger" may be seen at the
conclusion OF almost any perform
snce at the Tabernacle. 1t can't be
described exactly. but it's a sort of
raggy, ecstatical. dreamy swagger
and IL is done best to the strains
Of Brighten the Corner"
The swaggerers are probably for
the most part unconscious that they
are swa ggcring. but arc never
thelesS, and whenever Brighten
the Corner" happens to hit them
On the march. they are as helpless
IS Belgian baby under Boche fire.
and they just have to go to IT"
>t~s 'em if you don't believe it.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-21
ASKS LIBERTY
BOND HOLDERS
NOT TO SELL
McAdoo Issues Warning Of
Swindling Operations by
Unnamed Interests.

Warning to holders Of liberty loan
bonds 70 be on their guard against
interruptions agents proposing an
exchange of liberty loan bonds for
other securities was issued last
night by Secretary OF the Treasury
McAdoo.
The secretary said 10 had been
brought to his attention that a iarEe
number Of liberty loan investors
have been induced to sell govern
ment war bonds and take in ex-
change issues which in q number
OF cases have been Of very question
able value.
The secretary believes it Is for
the best interest OF the people that
they disregard all such offers and
hold fast TO ''the best investment
in the world. that Is. bonds Of their
own government" While some OF
the securities. or so-calied securi-
ties. offered in exchange for liberty
loan bonds are OF sound value, the
warning points out. there is no
doubt that a large percentage Of
them are worthless.
,, 1T is my earnest hope" said Sec
retary McAdoo. that every pur-
chaser Of a liberty bond will real
gives his government is by keeping
his bond as an investment as long
as IL is possible for him 20 do 80.
! Where. because OF misfortune OF i'm
! perative necessity. the holder of q
| liberty bond Is forced to sell. there
can. OF course. be no objection"
High tribute is paid TO the rep
resentative investment houses who.
cooperate in both liberty loan cam
paigns, and the warning asserts
that IL Is inconceivable that some
Of the same people should attempt
to substitute other securities for
government bonds. which they have
just helped in placing. The large
ma ajority of such offers must be
made by the least responsible OF
! security merchants. The secretary
declares: therefore. the suspicion as
TO the character of the bonds Of
fered in exchange.
Secretary McAdoo replied TO
telegram received from the Liberty
Loan State Executive Conference for
the Twelfth Federal Reserve Dis
trict. at San Francisco. pledginE
/ the loyalty and service OF the
twelfth district to the country. The
secretary wired to the liberty loan
workers in that district his cor
dial greetings and sincere appre-
citation OF all their patriotic efforts
in the past and OF their loyalty
promise Of service OF the same gen
uine and effective character in the
days that are ahead.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-21
Jan Is Is Chamber
Of Commerce Day at
Sunday Tabernacle

Members Of the Washington Cham
Der of Commerce will have their day
at the Billy Sunday Tabernacle Fri
day. January ., 1t was announced
yesterday.
Notice has been sent out from the
office of Secretary Grant 10 every
member of the chamber and tags for
identification will be forwarded TO
those who intend TO be present Sec
retary Grant stated last night that he
expected a record-breaking attend
ance.
Past President William F. GUIDE, of
the Chamber of Commerce, left for
st. Louis Friday night to attend a
mSettng of the Society of American
Florists and Ornamental HorticuI-
turists. The society will soon be in
receipt OF plans for saving more than
100000 tons of coal during the coming
year by economizing on hothouse
heating systems
The Washington herald., 1918-01-21
PRODUCTION
ALLIES MOTTO
In WAR TIME
National Thrift Bond Cor.
poration Contrasts Condi-
tions Here and.Abroad.

Industrial tie-ups In England and
France such as now exist in the Unit
ed States have been prevented by .
program Of production. more produc-
tion, and still more production" the
National Thrift Bond Corporation Of
New York declared in q statement
issued last night.
while we have been holding
academic discussion about essential
and non-essential industries, our two
allies have been putting at least 50
per cent more effort into the job and
converting everything into national
strength"
France is producing more materials
today, the statement said, than she
produced in the first year of the war.
while in England the same thing Is
true.
''In the light OF present-day hap
penings. Americans can well ask how
is IL that thus early in the war we
have been jerked up to a standstill
while our allies carry on month after
month with apparent success.
"The answer. We believe, is found
in the fact that from the beginning
the program, both in England and
France. has been production. more
production. and still more produc-
ton"
The numbers of persons employed in
industry in France. the statement said,
has increased 263 per cent since 1914,
while production of fifteen commodi-
ties listed showed material increase in
1916 over 1914.
Our English advices bring the
same story. In the British Isles there
are twice as many persons actively
employed at present as in peace times.
AS in France, this has been ac-
complished through wholesale en-
ployment. the government. where
necessary. providing elaborate train
ing schools for the PREPARATION Of those
unframed.
England Is producing about as
much coal as usual. and is moving it,
as is indicated by the fact that she
is able to send bunker coal to the
United States in order to move her
ships now tied up in our harbors for
lack of fuel"
The Washington herald., 1918-01-21
ERECT
AT EIGHTY

Because a man or woman Is old
does not mean that they must walk
along bent over and supported with
cane. A man can be as vigorous
and healthy at eighty as at twenty II
he aids the organs of the body in
performing their functions.
All diseases whether OF a malignant
or weak character tend to tear away
our vitality. You must counteract dis
ease In its incipient stage II you would
live happy and useful long life.
! GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap
sules. a 20o-year-old/ preparation that
is used all over the world. contains
soothing oils combined with strength
giving and system-cleaning herbs.
These capsules are a prescription and
have been and are still being used by
physicians in daily practice. They
have proven their merit In relieving
backache. kidney and bladder COM
plants and all ailments arising from
an excess of uric acid in the system.
COLL, MEDAL Haariem Oil Cap
suics are sold at all reliable druggists
They are guaranteed to do everything
as claimed or money refunded. Don't
be ,misled by false limitations. Look
for GOLD MEDAL on every boz. ADV.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-21
ITALIAN DRIVE
FAILS TO END
PEACE DEMAND
Austrians More Anxious to
Quit War as Suffering
Continues.

Reports of peace riots In Vienna
must be treated with reserve. ac-
cor6ing TO the opinion of an allied
critic here in close touch with the
situation. These reports, telling OF
huge demonstrations in favor Of
the Won Kuehlmann-Czemin peace
policy at Brest-Litovsk, demonstra-
ton which reached proportions de-
manding vigorous police measures,
are symptoms OF an Austrian con-
dition long known They presage
little possibility of a break be-
tween Austria and Germany.
Austrian peace sentiment. accord
ing to authoritative information
here, IS based on two elements:
Food shortage and war weariness
throughout the Empire.
The large Slay elements in the
population.
From every indication reaching
here upon which any reliance can
be placed. the Austrian food situa-
ton is far more critical than that
in Germany. The drive into Italy
has been characterized as a Ger
man measure to boost the falling
Austrian morale as much as was q
strictly military move in the Teu.
ton war game. Recent Italian sue.
cesses on the lower Piave are
known to have deeply depressed
Vienna.
The Slav elements in the popula.
tion have never been hearty in
their support Of the war against
Russia. Bohemia. too. is in a state
is demanding the right OF self de.
termination" and a separate king
dom.
Peace riots in Vienna" said one
diplomat here yesterday. must bt
watched, of course. But they
should be watched with just about
the same measure of hope as car
be allowed TO the spread OF liberal
Socialism in Germany. hardly
more"
With the population OF Austria
in its present state. the spread OF
Bolshvism in the Empire is q fac.
tor not to be discounted entirely
according to opinion here. The afh.
lister possibilities for the dual EN-.
pire's Royal House and reigning
class in determination between
Austrian and Russian soldiers
many OF them Of the same race,
may serve to check the Austrian
governments desire for the for.
warding Of the Brest-Litovsk nego-
tiations. Reaction against such 6
policy may be expected to become
violent in Austria almost in the
same proportion as reaction against
the crown price, Tirpitz and Lu.
denorff becomes violent in Ger.
many.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-21
CITIZENS MEETING TONIGHT

The Georgetown Citizens Asso-
citation will hold its regular month
ly meeting tonight in the Potomac
Bank Hall, Wisconsin avenue and
NJ street.
The association is conducting >
vigorous membership campaign, and
il Is expected that a large number
of applications will be turned in
3. A. Bowlss. president OF the as
sociation. has sent out a letter %
each member. urging him TO bring
at least one new member.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-21
Heard MckinIey's Whisper.

When Plate found that Jesus WI $
all right. he rushed Him on to Hero i.
he tried to, pass the, responsibility on
to someone else. Herod. thought Jesus
The Washington herald., 1918-01-21
$500, 900 FOR WAR SUFFERERS.

New York. Jan. 2o-Five hundred
thousand dollars has been sent since
January ! TO relieve the Jewish war
sufferers of Lithuania and Poland, n
was announced today by Albert Lu-
cas-. secretary of the joint distribution
committee of the American Funds for
Jewish War Sufferers,
The Washington herald., 1918-01-21
BAKER in NEW YORK.

Secretary of war Baker spent
Sunday in New York. He is ex-
pected to return in time to be in
his office at the usual time this
The object of the trip
was not disclosed at the War De-
partment.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-21
Wofship at Altar Of Ice.

Auburn, N. Y. Jan. 20-An altar of
ice was used today at an outdoor SER
vice by the congregation of the
Church Of st. Peter and st. Paul. The
open air service. which was planned
as demonstration that fuel is unes-
sential in connection with worship. in
cluded baptismai rites.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-21

Burglary insurance has been ad-
Naneed ten per cent. because of
war prices and the Indifference of
the public to the prevailing wave OF
crime.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04

Mono til Aongansgaoe, bpor Ser
Ifaber,ne bor."
Meo ltgrite Gorbopielic lao Be-
tje,,ten Ell elegant flnot, pjenIDn-
Zig poerlt torment Game trGoc fra
|Gortobet u6 til Erafpognen. Sun
bar oplplt i 9oarer o. balfeoe:
uDet er rigtigt, iom Manoen flyer.
Seq Der Sem, Sr. 8etjcnt, opbolh
Jog iffc, el1er mel, lfof os before
ioo ba,rtigt ion muligt Ell, Drolcbe,
flor at set life / Worgen ifal rpg.
tcs, at mini Mano ct bragt biem
poo ell 1rnfpoen. Mf, min itoffelS
Mar0! 9bilfen lllpfte! Maar ba1
bare lite OPT fra mig, fpre,b Dof
loren fommer. sc Blot, bbor boar:
Zig Fan fer u6.@
Derme0 trof gn1ilic Sen enc 5G'
len Smule bort fra Zinfe=@ otlib{
Operfrop, lon l%1nifornlen mel
observation-disclosures font til Spne.
Betienten tbiple6e MI i11tet 9ie
Bit mere pon, at ban boboe Ell Dir
feliq 2ejtnunt for Jig. SON TOT
befligt til Siplmen og lagbe ii
ben greoen6e Game: ul1n6ifplb =
II jeg bibfte lite leg lfal ltrafy
ffoffe cn Droicbe, tire Weim,tter ber
fra er en- Sol6epla0s:"
9ermeb biloe @ettens Saanoba
Der igien ombpggeligt breoe Spffe1
oper 6el1 formcntlige Officer, me
brogte berbeb uforparen0e Ben an
ocn oper Zinfe=@ otlibs Ben al
braete Set i 11labc % opoageoe
lot ST. 2gitnaute11 bar ifgr
tIgrpnne ~brobere6e Morgenjfo.
Sbal1 fqgoe bm perplefs. 81
;lbor alorig a2iiDf barct eli 2pit
lnant Solotl Solotl. raabte bn,,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
En- Yetif Meddelelse.

Dot OF like lHnger nedvendigt &C gaa
onkring. som ct lugteude Apotek. fordi
DAA kruger lidt Liniment, eller at faa
Weaderne eller Tejet, tilsmudset, eller
1t k3tbe dyre Linirnenter.
!. Hvts man har Pine eller Smerter al
nogen Slags. gaa straks TIL Apoteket
oa2ef den Handlende og kjpb en- Flaske
n9 den ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hof's LINZ
mont, tf1beredt Mt rene hvide RAINIER
0t01Eor og andre helbredende Bestand.
ln1D.
Hof's Liniment er en- hvid rem LIZ
Alment. som err pletfri, oljefri og giver
lngen daarlig Lugt. Tpjet a straks
paa igen.
Hnhver we'd, hvor godt Kamfer er for
nj Slags Pine og Smerte, og saaledes,
som Diet er blandet med andre helbre-
Aeade. ufarlige Bestanddele / Hon's Lii
1tnnent. er dette uforligneligt.
stOvertraf allie Forventninger'"'. vii
sige, efter at nave brugt Hot's
Liniment. Den er saa god for Rheu-
mafisme. Ryglidelser. Forvridninger,
Examiner. etc, at enhver Apoteker og
Hnndlende or bemyndiget til at tilba-
eebetale Pengene, hvis man like er
fnldstendig tilfreds.
KAas / s OF SOC Flasher hos allie
A1otekere 0g Handlende. Kjeb en-
E1nske I Dag; HoR's Liniment er uund-
yzeF1lG 1 ethvert HEN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04

trnppcn 0anl1e6cs al Zi11fe=@otlib,
Ser 1om eli fal0en 3elt / Ste Oft
/ ct ibofeipcorlf Drama blep board
iu6 / @agtihten al to %1tonncnoe Be-
tjente.
Ser begpn0te Den pogtbape1oe
Operbetjent ltrats 6orb9ret: 2pffc-
lispis h1noe ST. Doblman, bco
$iplp al forifjelligc Dofunnenter
.og betolte 8egninger, lom bon
.baboe / fin 9egnebog, legitinrere
|iaapel Jig ielb iom fin &one og
p%aabiie im @ienoontSret til 5az
|gerne paa 9rRfpognu1. Sc apatce-
re6e poa ben1re Meao6e / Ell Saan-
oepenoing fra %mistanfelige Cub
letter til ogtppr0ige 8i0ner, bpis
|l1oiom brogte Gorbrpoerbanoen til
refigreret 9apSbeb. Dcnne Gong
Dor Der iugen llbpei.
Men 1n,6er 5orbaltolingerne3
Gang bar 6ru Dablman blebet 1aa
|oprgrt oDer Gmilies 9rolesb@, at
bun bar lige peo at gna til $aan6z
gribeligbe6er. Blto{elia uobrgo
|bun:
uSDao Ter jeg! Ben lumpne Ser;
lion Dor mini Sat paal ((s9n SO
|ar. iagoe Sr. 0ablman iroatiif) og
min Snfet, og min ,1be 8elsfraoel
It'll 800 &r. mlmleoe 81. Dubl=
NAM % min @niplingsfiole oa
Diamontbroicben ira Oscar bal
bun min 5anbten oolao
|Sra Dablman bar en- Mffmaat nar:
On 6orbgret. forelgbig bar fl
I@noe, reilte bun fig, ifreD maieita=
tif ben til gmilie % mere bpa:
ebe eno {agbe a5oa oil moobpoe.
u 49, ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
An1annua Dahlmana
knkkrptgr.
(5lutte4.)
(5luttet.)

Alle Sc 9ooe 5oger, iont Tru
Eoblmo1 % emilie / Screening
9nboc hlbere0t til M%orgenoogens
Timer, for{bouot / en- S%aanoebe11=
hing i oe fultne Maper, og BERTH
lib Bi,1e1, og Gbampagnen i
Etrburu1e. Mle befm6t fig en-
Bcr1t obermo6ig oe iorg1ps Stem=
ming unota9eu Brpfiernet, ion, belle
Rioen bebnrebe 5in6sligepRgtcn %
If % til 1neg fig reo ! @aaroa,
for nj iptte ub i Soften. 0ean brat
! hfne1uneIig 8%aoifjennelie al oct
1s3r Erafteme,t iantlige 9oblz
mantle GamiIieneblemmers 5faal,
ng III Slut blep iou Suletroct
4rribt. Wfen paa bette 3tosp11,rft
i1af Brafiernet Gru 9oblmms ju=
bszbcfaHe llbr, 1om BON baboe fun=
III bnn 9oiIetboroet, op al Gelte-
IozRn1eI % me0oelte, at Moffe1t
sa BAR Otto, og at BET MI bar poo
,9ibe Of fige Sat for Mao og be,
ssn5e pnn Mrbei6et.
92en 6prom bi1be be sbrige @je=
FIR intel bsre. De mente, at %
1r e.iora, bar uenoelig langt til
2gib1lat, pnn bbilfen 9io oct Dobl=
marie 9ggtepnr fun6e be,1tes bjm.
Mroe man fsrit fpile farbie % tas'
DfteH. Desierten % Raffen %
gbnrtre1,fen n,eo, Tom oct bprte lie
III pe1 et orbentligt @ieftebub.
0uaiber gop 8refjernet otter, ol
6dteu fort{nttes. Dog pnsfe0e bo1
Sna, at Be ai11ge Mennrifer ifff,
1rnf for megd, og % gjler &nip.
HING Hlfioit begpnote at tpll'
&Ebau.pag11e i fig oirefte fra Gla
Hen % 3infe=@otlib biIoe gier'
II lou1l1rc meo Gbnrtteulen, RET
Inn 55lafferne fra Dem og iagbe
q g ffl1l6e famine fig og tenf'
IN, a nMrbeioet" e1,b11lt bar til
Jnee
Macu 8infez@otIib bopoe allere
fnaef for meget. 8co at faq 9i
pm 2bbeffinoet eri,1oreoe bon pIno
dIs fin tioligere h1nitneriife aor
Ne1 ban Dn1,gte Sfinbet opc
Forl1len % begnnote at rerifer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04

lid 3poefDinoe, ofleper nn alt,
bp(o ou bor: Yelstroben, S%atettert
Soften, Oiomantbrofcben og aloe
le11 % maaltc renbn. o11 ogioo meo
NIT fine 2in,eb -
4een ben 8agtbope,oc onloghe
ifp4olomlt Ell Gmbeoslnine og fore
'boIbt 6rn Goldman oct na1tftanz
|oie@ i benoes 6%orlonae,0e. Soreb=
riot moottc fife Ell eaelte at De
|itjq1lne @jenltanbe,. Set bore Jig
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dler Eoita-
teidger uoIeperes, l1ben @ettens
|Rilla0elie.
5rlt Dabln1an blep lom bi.ln1el=
fal6e1 be6 oen1e Meo6elelfe. &por=
Iebes set bar m,1ltet % lopligt at
tilbageboloe ct nrligt Menneifes
l11rt erbberpebe @ienoom, BET fun-
|oe bun life beertbe. Sun ianf DO
|beorNten6e ne6 i en stol oa ieno-
,te fin Man6 ct taurepa6et, 0Dbt be-
i%brejben6e 8lif.
Dbl Monous," lagoe but bet
bar bi ITO al bin Me1rneifefuno-
ifab."
Mcn plu0ielig ipra1g bun op
meb alle Reoi1er malet / bpcrt
Greet.
u@or Sc aelefon Der? Seq maa
itrofs %fr1eionere 0fb,1o til por 5a=
Mile, hi bar 10 inobuot Dem tit
lMiboog j Morgen" Snu Dnble
n1on brp6 us ] Sulfer uog ieg
'bar il1gen &offepige!!1
-@e-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
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