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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-03-13
SHE WAS IN BED TWO MONTHS

Women suffering backache, rheumatic pains.
muscles, stiff joints any symptoms of kidney ,rou-
BILE should read this letter from Mrs. S. @. Small,
Clayton, N. NJ: 81 had been under the doctors
all summer and in bed two months but kept
getting In January got had told them
something had to be done or couldn't live. We no
ticed an advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills and
sent for some. Thew have done good than
all other medicines" Fred d. Pierce, Barton; c.. II.
Hunt, Evansville.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-03-13
1T SURE pOES THE WORK

Changeable weather and feet make March Il
dangerous month for coughs, colds and whoop;ug
cough Be prepared to get prompt relief Don't let
a cold run into serious sickness. Mrs W. H. Thorn
ton, 1928 w roth St. Little Rock Ark writes: ''Ay
Ii tile boy had attack of Group and honestly
believe he would have died if it had not been for Fo-
lev's Honey and Tar. Two doses relieved him.
would not be without it at any price" Fred D.
Pierce, Barton. G. II Hunt. Evansville.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-03-13
ALBANY
Stacy Phillips recently visit

Stacy Phillips recently visited in
Orleans.
Elijah Stone recently visited his
son, Henry Stone, in Glover.
Pauline Darling of Morrisville is
visiting her brother, H. P. Darling.
Miss Matte Garvin of Orleans with
friend recently visited Stacy Phil
lips.
Mrs. Wright, who has been quite
i'll for several months, is much i'm
proved.
Or. A. NJ. Goddard visited in Hyde
Park last We-E. Mrs. Goddard, who
has been the for some time, return
ed home with him.
At the vil.4%e meeting Friday the
folio g officers were elected: Mod
erato 7. n. Fel7cv: cle~I7. y. H.
trustees, DR.. A. M. Goddard, E. A.
BashaW, c. Q. Sweet, Mrs. J. D. KeI-
ley, MRS. A. J. Miles.
Mrs. Laura A, widow Of Asa Mer-
rill, died in San Jose, Cal, Feb. 20,
from a shock which she suffered Dee.
"A, 1917. She was born in Wheelock,
@ANs1- u IOEtCs Ctlo udUSHLcE Oh w III. II.
and Emily (Hight) Johnston. She
came to Albany to live in her in
fancy and remained here until grown
to womanhood. She was a teacher
in our schools for she came of gift
ed family Of high culture and learn
ing, always of retiring disposition,
nothing of display. Her father, a
captain in the Civil war, removed to
Iowa soon after the close of the war,
and she followed in few years, and
married there Asa Merrill, who as
boy lived in Craftsbury on the first
farm over the line, son Of Peter and
Anna Lowering Uocke) Merrill. She
was the mother Of three children, two
dying when quite youn@, and Ralph,
who was electrocuted July 27, 1912,
while placing large iron pipe for a
pumping plant for irrigation, and Mr..
Merrill never recovered from the
shock Of the sons tragic death, and
died Au@. %, 1918, leaving her alone.
So she is the last one of her own i'm
mediate family and the last of her
fathers family. A very devoted
Chri@t;an, member Of a Rantist
church i San Jose, where her hus-
band had boon \ deacon. So we NAV
record, that II her passin~. one OF
the sweet cha-a cters O. earth has
cone to its reward
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-03-13
FED Cross NOTES.

The ladies' Of the Red Cross are
husv making property bags for the
soldiers il the h0snitalz. One hun
drei cf these baGs is AIbany's Quota.
The Red Cross sewing and cutting
circle viii meet at the home OF Mrs.
Se1rles Wednesday, afternoon Of next
week. The soldiers will be making q
big drive on the western front il the
spring. Why not help to make a big
drive in the Albany Red Cross by
Offering your help in the sewing cir
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-03-13
ALL THE ALBANYS

ters, Mr.. Doolittie, proprietor of the
drug store; Bessie Trundlecart, drug
clerk; Mugs Murphy, professional
pugilist; Pillsbury, faithful custom
er; Plantem, the undertaken; Pettin-
gil, medical doctor; Wallop, the To-
cal policeman; Mrs. Whitenblack, a
visitor; Cora and Seeda, the Apple
twins; Pumenickle, the college pro
fessor; Arabella, a visitor; Button
benders, miner from the Rockies;
kutan FoXie, o nephew of Button
benders; Bessie Buttercup, Foxes
sweetheart; college girls and college
boys.
SOUTH ALBANY
James Calderwood has gone to
Greensboro to work for Corey Uric.
Mrs. c. w. Uric and children have
been on the sick list the past week.
Mrs. Hattie Mcclure spent Tues
3a- C 81 vel v.tl2 her sister, Mrs
Reynolds of Albany.
Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. Nancy
Crosier and Miss Grace Macdonald
Of Glover visited at MIS-. A. Graham's
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Labor have
stored their goods and left Wednes-
day to spend the rest Of the winter
at the home of his father in West
Burke.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-03-13

an average of $3.50. In grade " Oh
ga Burkewitz attained an average of
95 2-3G6.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-03-13

The Boy Scouts Of Albany will give
an entertainment in Newton's hall on
Friday evening. The PROGRAM will
consist of drill by the girls, "Ka-
zoo Band" selection by the Albany
Boy Highlanders, songs and play
entitled. "The Corner Drug Store"
This play will create continual
round of LAUGHTER; Cast of charac-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-03-13
CHURCH NEWS

The service in the NJ. E. church
Sunday morning will be of a patri-
otto nature. The pastor will speak
on "Marshaling the Forces Of Pa
triotism"
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has many desirable positions in store TO
those who secure a course Of practical train
ng in the
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-11
HORECNA CINNOST v Gle
VELANDSKYCH MUNIC-
Mich ZAVODECH.

Vzdor tomu, re spojenci po-
razeji N6mce ma vsech evrop-
skych frontach, Cleveland roz
mnozil vyrobu valecnych .po-
treb a zvlaste v municnich to-
varnach horecne Sc pracuje.
1900 zdejsfch tovaren. vel
kych malych, zabyva Sc pri-
tonne vladimir objednavkami.
Vyrabeji Sc zde voznice, do
pravni vojenska auta, munice,
rucni granaty, aeroplany, OBJ
servatni balony masky prot
plynu, zvlastnf chemicke latky
pro aviatiku, uniformly, dOutna
ky atd. Tri sta -tisic cleveland
skych delnikG pracuje v podoh
nych zavodech a dalsi Sc priji
mali. Vzdor postupu spojenc1
mistnf valecna industrie tudi5
neochabla a nekteri zdejsi vlad
nj znalci ujist'uji, re valka bu
de trvat jeste nekolik mesic6
a MONA, ze rok, kterazto me
znost ma byt dalsim dGvodem
ku kupovanf valecnych ,bondd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-11
$4,000 sVCELKAM'

Koneene jest nam mozno, ma
samu lidu sdalit radostnou zpra
WI, re jsme obdrzeli ji7 TAX
dlouho ocekavanych $4,000
z war chest.
DR.. A. F. Spurny iako po.
kladnik Ce3koslovanskeho klu-
bu preda je dnes rev. Z'amalo-
W, ktery povola vsechay ty, jez
ram je drive zapujtil:, by jim
molly byti vraceny.
Weekly konecne dostali $2O,.
600, Eel re je must ku kryti Gl,7
hi "a vlnu vydati.
Jest to sice mala cts.stka, ale
vybor, ktery tax dlouho o to usi
loval,, musi by. spokoien, re a.
lespon tolik Sc nam d ,sta!o.
K. Bernreiter.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-11
NASE POLITIKA.

V dfiveisich dobach kandi-
dati do tiradii NELL We zvyku We
svych agitacnich sch1zich po-
ukazovat ma chyby druhe poll
tlcke strany. Kdyz volic Sc
chtel dozvedet ty spatne stran
ky politickych stran, potrebo-
val sa sucastnlt jedne schl2e
republikdnI a iadne schdze de
mokratu a vedel vse.
easy sc zm6niIy. Zvlast3 IA
CODY Toma Johnsona, ktery D
bycejne protivnika vyzval ma
verejnu debatu, v ktere So pou
hazovalo, ne co ktera strana w
konala, nybrz co ktery kandi.
dat chce vykonat, Y padu, re
hude zvolen.
City klub 81 ma Ultra poledne
pOzval do Hollenden hotelu
kandidaty do kongresu, dem
Charles A. Mooneyho, rep. Jer
Iry r. Zmunta z 20. okresu, de.
rokrata John j. Babku a rep
Harry l.. Vaila 2l. okresu 4
e.. l.. Emersona. Kazdy kanli.
dat bude NIT 10 minut casu pc
lv6dit, co bude obhajovat v pa
du, ze bude do kongresu %vo
ZEN, ProneSene reci pri tako
lvych schGzich budou NIT velkJ
lvliv ma jejich zvoleni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-11
DRAHE sKOLNf KNIHY.

We zvlastni schGzi zastupclI
skolni rady, riditey. Hogan pou
kazal, bude-li pokracovano "a
riz,ovanim mimofadneho vynCo
vani, ze ma kOnac roku 1919 v
pokladne skolni rady bude
schodek $1,5OO,OOO.
Asistent sup. Casle, kterj MIA
la starosti vecerni vyucovani
poukazuje, ze by Sc mohio cd
$50, 900 do $45,OOO usetrit. kiy
by Sc vybiraly pop;atky za We
cerni vyucovani. We zprave e
rdava, re skolni raGa ma knihy
ktere Sc chudym ditkam pro-
lpujcuji do roka vyda 100000
ITO jest uzane. Jest skuteCnt
ElnOho rodin kde vdova ntmu
re ditkam potrebne knihy kou.
riti, kdyz Sc kazdy rok vetSna
|jich meni, ale,rdla vseho d d,sta-
v, il knihy zdarma i ditky, ie.
Ijichz rodice jsou dosti zamoz.
by ably ditkam knihy mohiy Q.
ratfit..
V pTisti schulz mtstske rady
Sc bude jednat obmezeni Wy.
|ucovani v pristich IA m6siclch
ltak ably Sc valkemu schodku
lpfedes.o.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-11
COLUMBUS DAY.

Vincent Campansla, 1900
Mayfield rd. Sc vcera vyjadril,
ze Ita.ove budou Ultra svetit CO
lumbus day pri pilne praci.
Tech $4,000 ItalI v Clevelan-
du projevi sve vlastenectvi,
kdyz kazdy zustane pri SVEN
zamestnani.
We schGzi kterou priSti ncde-
Ii vecer poradaji verni synOve
Italie, Hippodromu, bude rec
nit guverner Cox a vndce ita!-
ske propagandy v Americe Bo-
vino. We schdzi bude zpivat i,
talsky p6vec cd metropolitan
opery New Yorku, Pasquale
Amato.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-11
INFLUENZA NAM ZAVRE DI
VADLA, VEcERNf sKOLy,
lkOSTELY l TANEcNI SINE.

komisar zdravotnih'o 1faJu
DIR. H. L. lockwood mel v:era
poradu s mayorem Davisem v
kterez Sc usnesli, ably Sc obme-
zilo 1zasnemu sireni Sc nakaz-
live nemoci influenzy, vyda:
rozhodnuti, ably cd prls:iho
pondelka vsechny divadla. We
cerni sko,y, kostely tanecn; 81
re byly zavreny. Die statnlho
rarizeni, nemaji Sc dovolit
schGze " uzavreny:h mistno-
|stech.
Statni zdravotni rada V Co.
lumbus vydala to same prol,.a-
Semi, ktere plati pro cely stat.
DIE 1fadniho oznameni W sta
tn Ohio ma byt ma 100000 ri
rad1 te zhoubne nemoce.
Die nahledu Skolniho lekare
Childse, ditky We sNolach jsou
vice pred nakazou chraneny
nez donna a tudiz Sk,oly budou
vymnuty.
Ia vGerejsi den do Z hcdin
vecer bylo oznameno ma 600
onemocneni a a umrti. Ce.kem
nasledkem te zhoubne nemoci
v Clevelandu zenrelo % osob
Mayor Davis DIR. lockwood
f'rohlasili, ze jsou nuceni tako
|vych obeti pozadovat, ably So
zachranili lidske zivoty. Snad
| lneji Sc obmezi -nakaza v p )cat.
Cich, nez Sc rozsiri po ce'tr
mest6. To narizeni bude p'atit
i pro predme3ti. Nejvice memo
&c radi jizne cd Woodland av.
d Newburgu, a pax v nAkte
|iych ustavech a v ;istych ne
mocnicich.
We skolach jest narizeno ne
| olikrat denn6 provetrava-
sv6tnica a to same ,name kona
| v domovech. Pou.icni kary
musl NIT v predu v zadu okns
otevreny. Zdravotni komisaf bl
&c vyjednavat riditelem We
rejnych praci Bernsteinem, q
by ulice byly nifty nell rrachen
Sc nemoc rozsiruje. Zarovel
bude narizeno, ably majitel'
automobile nejezdili rychle
reb rychlou jizdou Sc vyvozri,
mnoho prachu.
| Takove opatreni mGzem
|zkratiti, kdyz kazdy pri pozo
rovani znamky te nemoce, III
i ,,Ao~o lox~,o =, x>,c%n1. ON 1nS:<
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-11
v TOVARNACH PRACUJl
PROTI Influence.

We vSech tOvarnach Sc budon
konat prednaSky, ably Sc "a.
poucili jak Sc memo.
ci influence vyvarovat, a V pa.
du onemocneni jak il lecit
Zamestnavaji lekare j osatrt
?atelky, ktare navstevuji rodi
Ey delniku, ably je o nejnutne.i
Sim poucili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-11
AMERIckE
ZTRATY.

Ma dnesni listini amer. ztrs,t
We Francii nachazi Sc 726 jmen
pesfch a AZ n&mornfch vojinu.
Clevelandske ztraty jsou:
C. j. Lamore, 7o4O Broad
way, padl v bitve.
P. Coyne, 9349 Pratt ave.,
pod .ehl zran6ni.
= J. Fitzgerald, 4527 Detr1,t
ave-, podlehl ranam.
Ceske ztraty: 81
Ignac Bruska z Buffalo,
padi. t
E. Truxa z Pennsylvania. po
d,ehl ranam.
V Spisek Pennsylvania ra-
men.
X. Votruba q Chicago ranen.
F. Jedlicka z Brooklyn, N.
T., ranen.
Jos. Holub 2 Racine, raren.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-11
KUPUJTE BONDY
SVOBODY.

Vcereisi agitace s pomoci
zen, vyznela velmi priznive,
neb Sc zfskalo ma S7,500,00O
urisi. Vftezstvf Spoienecke ar
mady pfi3p6,o k agitaci. Jen
ably to nadseni zistalo nejen VI
Clevelandu. a'e j po celych Spo
jenych Statech. Upsani vic nez
s bilionG, ktere kong1'asem via
de povc',ene byly, bude pro ma
Sc voifny pobidkou k dalsfmu
zapasu a n6meckemu cisafi nei
lepsf odpovedi ma ioho mfrova
navrhy. Nasi armadu We Fran
Gil musfme pfesvedcit, ze TAX
jako oni odhodlan6 ooiuii a pri
naSe.if ty nejvetsi obete, TAX
prave ten narod donna. co dru-
ha armada ob6tuje vse. aby o.
Fatfila penize a vyrobila vse
NOME, co tam v boil pro vitez-
stvf Jest potfeba.
Vcerejsi agitaci dostoupi'y
splatky ma $51.OO0.0OO 1pish
ziskano ma $63,OOO,O0O. W.
sledky vcerejsi agitace must sc
opakovat po celych 20 dni. ma
Ii sc ma naSe mesto urcenych
$113,OOO,OOO ziskati.
Nejen fecnici, ale j hudebni
kapala 165 mulch cd Cleve-
land Federation of Musicians
svou hrou viasteneckych pisni
zanasi nadseni pro upisovani
Bondti Svobody.
Zvlastnf vybor ma sest auto
mobilG, sest recnika. siest ran6
nyh kanadskyh vojinG a Ia di-
vek, ktefi provadi agitaci po u
Fetch, hlavne pred peneznimi
Cstavy. Ten vybor iiz prodal "a
STILL, 500 bondd.
Agitacnf vybor zen vcera do
4 hodin odpcfedne prodal "a
$44,50O BondG. Vsechny banky
j stavebni spolecnosti mali ote-
vreno do 9 hodin vecer, ably pri
;imaly splatky ma Bordy. V ne
deli odpoledne bude Sc hona,
velka vlastenecka schIze va
Wade parku. a programu bu.
dou prednasky, hudba j zp6v,
Matky a zsny vojinG pfijdou
ma s'avnost v tichem ,prlyodu
Kde Jim bude zvlaStni misto w
kazano.
v dneSnim Plain Dealaru o.
znamuii jak jedna ceska zena
V !iedne poulicni schulz protla.
ella Sc k automobilu, z kterehc
fecnik vyzyvai posluchace aby
kupovali vice bondu prohlasi
la - pri kazde pGjcce koupila
jsem CO mi bylc mono, ale NH,
5ratr bojuje CeskoJ ovenskt
hrmade We Francii a ia p.omG
zu jeste, ably tam nell dost strs
liva. Zena Sc upsala jest6 M
500. Jeji knofliky ma bluzt
dOkazovaly, re jiz Bondy kol
pila We vsech pGjckach a pri
rela ma Cerveny kriz Victor,
chest.
Ultra pO,edne bude ope
1elka schGze v Hippodromu
kde budou recnit celne pracov
rice a Sarah Bernhardtova b,
de recitovat francouzke vlast,
necke basn6. We schlZi zen,
chteji dokazat, jak Sc ziska i
risn Ia million dolaru. Prode
BcndG Svobody jest dnas ia ne
dnlezitejsi otazka, kterou mu
SINE kazdy s dGkazy (upisy
zodpovidat.
-O-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-11
|DIVADLO DRAM. SBORU,
TYL, "NIOBA", ODLOzENO.

Nebezpecne rozSirovani sc
epidemicke nemoci, tax zvane
spane.ske chripky melo "a ma
sledek zakaz poradati pfedsta-
vent a tanecni zabavy. Nasled-
KEN tohoto zdravotniho opa-
trent odklada dram. sbor Tyl
pofadani divadelniho predsta-
veni, jez bylo projektovano' ia
nedeli dine 20. rijna v c. N. Sfni
ma Broadway ma den 3. listopa
du v ned6li. Predem koupenc
::stupenky mali arci platnost
na move stanoveny den.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30
LEWISBURC, o.

Miss Gladys Hoerner, teacher IN
Middletown high school, is at home on
account OF the schools being closed
on account Of Influenza. Mrs. Frank
Heeter and little niece Olive Cullers,
and Walter Holman attended the we'd
ding of Miss Clara Nelson OF Dayton
and Walter Alsteder OF MiddletoWn,
in Dayton last week. Harold Ben
nett. son Of Rev. and Mrs. Bennett,
went to Lima Wednesday, where ne
win undergo an operation IN hospi-
tai at that place. He was accompan-
led by his parents. John Warnhe
and son Robert visited the former
son Jesse at Camp Taylor, KY, the
first of last week. Miss Amenla
Schlientz OF Columbus is visiting at
the Walter Cahill home. Bowie Bun
ger Of the Auto Mechanics school at
Cincinnati, is home on weeks Ial-
Tough. recuperating from a severe at
tack of influenza. w. q. Moots 70
ceiyed q German soldiers helmet tais
week from his son Harry, who Is IN
France. Mrs. Jacob Burger is vlslt-
ing in Dayton with her daughter ana
son Amber Foster, local nurse, re-
turned home Tuesday from camp
sherman, where she had been nurs-
ing during the influenza epidemic.
Sergeant Foie Sweeny OF Camp SnerF
dan, was called home on OCT. IL Oh
account of the death OF his sister
Mrs. James Gates. She was SICK one
week with influenza which developer
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30
Farm Credit Concern
IN Ne,o Organization

CHICAGO, Dot. 60--Announcement
has been made OF the formation Of
the Commercial Acceptance Trust to
take over the assets and to continue
the operation of the business Of the
Agricultural Credit Company (Inc.).
the latter company having been es-
tablished in Chicago In 1919. The
now company will take over the Of.
fees Of the Agricultural Credit Com
pany In the Continental and CONNER
cial National Bank Building. and Will
have q paid-in capital Of $1,000. 900
100000 In preferred shares. 100000
common and q surplus in excess OF
500. 900.
All the common shares are owned
by the Commercial Credit Company OF
Baltimore. the largest concern in the
country in its line. having a capital
stock Of $780, 900, a surplus in excess
Of 100000 and doing business OF
more than s50.0o0.0OO annually.
The new company will be man
aged by a board Of nine trustees. con-
sisting Of David r. Forgan, president
National City Bank OF Chicago;
Charles w. Folds. OF Hathaway. Smith.
Folds & Co., Chicago; c. T. Jaffray.
president First and Security Nation
al Bank, Minneapolis: John d. Lar
kin. the Larkin Company. Buffalo; s.
8. Strattan. former president Agricul-
tural Credit Company. Chicago: A. E.
Duncan. chairman OF the board. and
w. H. Grimes. president Commercial
Credit Company, Baltimore; R. Wal
ter Graham OF Meyer, Pitts & Co.,
Baltimore, and James c. Fenhagen OF
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30
HE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND sEN-TELEGRAM

pneumonia. She left q husband. IA
Their and mother, three sisters. Mrs.
Clifford Locke aud Florence and Edith
Eweeny, and six brothers. One bro
Their IL In Alabama, and one has been
with the American Expeditionary force
over q year. The husband and three
others were very III ct the time. -.
Another death was that Of Mrs. Wal
ter Run on OCT. 20. She was 81 years
old. and left q husband and three
small children. :. Mrs. Charlotte Will
der, only child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kern, died after q weeks illness with
influenza and pneumonia. She was
80 years old. She came here from
her home In Brazil. Ind. three weeks
ago on visit. Her husband came
one week later and both were taken
sick. The husband Is very low yet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30
City Taxes Must Be
Paid Before Monday

The City Treasures office will be
open Wednesday, Friday and Monday
evenings 80 that people may pay their
assessments before the allotted time is
up.
All assessments must be paid by
next Monday night and there are
many citizens in the city who have
not needed the warning OF the treas
urer and paid their assessments.
The city treasurer said: 1T is just
as important to pay promptly IN the
city office a. It 10 In the county office
and people do not realize this fact"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30
Serious Plays Unpopular
NTH London Theatre Coers

LONDON, Oct. a0.-This month has
been notable in London theatres for
the reason that 90 few new produo-
lions have been given. The cause II
attributed 10 the phenomenal business
all of the show houses have been do
ing. Apart from variety houses, Lon.
don has thirty-three regular West End
theatres. All except three are show
ing comedies Of ono kind or another.
Apparently soldiers on leave, the chief
patrons Of London's theatres these
days. do not care for serious plays.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30
Charles Lane Is Dead
at Columbus, Ohio

Word has been received Of the death
Sunday Of Charles Lane OF Columbus,
Ohio.
He had lived In Richmond until two
months ago, when he moved to Column
bus. Burial will be in Columbus TO.
morrow.
He is the son Of Frank Lane Of Rich.
mond.
Survived are his wife who was Miss
Ruth Eadler OF Richmond and two
small children.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30

Robert Garrett & Sons. Baltimore.
The officers win be A. p. Duncan.
chairman Of the board Of trustees; 8.
8. 6trattan. president; David r. For
gan and Charles w. Folds. vice prest'
dents, and James F. Boyce. secretary
and treasurer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30
APPOINTED TO WEST POINT.

OXFORD. O., Oct. 30.-Jacob l.
Rummaggi, of Excello, this county, a
sophomore in Miami University, yes.
terday received notice from Congress.
man Gard that he had been appointed
cadet at the West Point Military
Academy. Rummaggi won the ap
pointment in competitive examina'
ton. Last June he won the Phi Beta
Kappa freshman prize at Miami.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30
S. A. T. c. COMMANDER ILL.

OXFORD, O., Oct. 30.-Word
reached here yesterday that Col, Har
ris L. Roberts, U. s. A.. commandant
Of Miami university's S. A. T. c., Is
in a serious condition in a Chicago
hospital, where he recently underwent
an operation for cancer of the throat
Captain John II. Shenkel is in com
mand of Miami's unit during Col. Rob
erts' absence.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30
.PREBLE COUNTY'S
war FUND QUOTA
SET At $55,500
Ban Placed on Hallowe en-
Noises by Mayor-Liberty
Loan Shows $780, 900 Over.

EATON. O.. Oct. 30.-These town
ship chairmen have been named to
carry on the campaign that will be
waged In Preble county by the county
branch Of the United War Workers
organization. the campaign to open
in November: Jefferson. C. H. Barton;
Monroe. west, Holly Kimmel; Monroe.
east, John Wehrley; Harrison, Harry
Letter: jackson, s. S. Hart; Wash
ington, v. v. Brumbaugh and Charles
Michael; Twin, James Hamilton; Dix
on. Perry Potts; Casper. Orlando Hill
debolt: Lanier. Raymond Hornbeck;
Israel, George Whitesell; Somers. E.
C. Eikenberry; Gratis, north. l.. r.
Zimmerman: Gratis. south. H. E.
Brown.
DR.. II. Riley Splitter. Of this city, Is
chairman Of the county organization.
The county's quota has been flxed at
$65.500. approximately double the
amount at first allotted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30
Jury SESSION POSTPONED

For the second time, meeting OF the
October grand jury has been post
poned. the last postponement fixing
the first Monday in December for the
meeting, So much illness in tn coun-
ty was responsible for advancing the
date from the first Monday in Novem-
her to December. Because of the con-
fusion attending removal from the
temporary courthouse to the new
courthouse the meeting of the jury
was advanced from early IN OCTOBER
until the first Monday in November.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30
plAcE HALLOWEEN BAN

Ban on Halloween noise and re-
moyal and destruction of property has
been placed by Mayor Harry Risinger
and CITY Marshal Willard Armstrong.
Warning is given that offenders Will
he punished. Noise is prohibited on
account of SO much illness in town.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30

Fall selected seed corn always out
yields that taken from the crib in the
spring.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-30

Norway has discovered that beef
suet is not absolutely necessary to the
manufacture of margarine.