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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-26
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Acueise, Mr.. Sam.
Brown, Mr.. John.
Dabel, Mr.. Will.
Garberielson, e.
Graf J. H. w.
Graham J. e.
f1Ortigan J. e.
Jones Arthur.
Jordan w. A,
Johnson Mr.. Carl
Joques Mr.. Joe.
Jordan Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Jones Mrs. Stella
Lemons Miss May
Lowe A. e.
Larson James P.
Peterson Victor A.
Price l. E.
Smith E. J.
Smith Mrs. Joan
Straugh Mr.. William
Stultz Mr.. w. M.
Shelton VIM.
Stevens. - 'onn =
Walker Mr.. David
Wright Mr.. J. G.
West Mrs. Pearlie
Walters Mr.. Alberto.
GREGO4.Y JONES.
Postmaster.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-26

When you buy war savings stamps
you do not give your money, you
loan It at per cent compounded
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-26
TOURING THE
NORTHWESTERN STATES

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Lewis and
Charles Morland all Of Adrian, Mich.
arrived in Blackfoot Tuesday after
noon, while enroute to Yellowstone
They are making an overland tour
of the northwestern states, and on
their return from the park they will
visit Seattle.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-26
13 HUN AlRPLANES FALL
French Observers Report Downing
Of Germans in Battle With
Americans

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
ON THE MARNE-French observers
reported July II that thirteen enemy
airplanes fell in the region over
which an American pursuit squadron
was patrolling and fighting Tuesday.
Within the American lines it had
been considered sure that the Amer
leans had downed eight, and possibly
nine enemy planes.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-26
WOULD ADD LETTER TO NAME
TO REMOVE GERMAN faint

Neutrality-suspicious. of Gales
burg, ILL.,, July asked Chairman Hur-
ley of the shipping board to help
his native town get rid of the Ger
man faint" contained in the surffix
of its name. BY adding final "H"
the name would be made Anglo
Saxon instead of Teutonic, the citi-
zens believe, and they have appointed
a pro-ally committee, with Mr.. Hur-
ley as honorary chairman, to effect
the change.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-26
-WSS-
RETURNED FROM SCHOOL

Miss Ruth Poynter arrived at her
home in Blackfoot last week from
Salt Lake, where she has been at
tending school at the st. Mary's
academy during the past winter.
Miss POINTER will spend the re-
mainder of the summer in Blackfoot
visiting with her mother Mrs. Agnes
Poynter.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-26
CUSTER COUNTY BARS
NONPARTISAN WORKERS

MACKAY-Mr. Kitchlng, organ
lzer for the Nonpartisan league, solic-
iting members in Custer county, was
Friday rounded up by the Custer
county council of denfense and Or
dered to discontinue operations in
that county, which order he agreed
to obey Immediately.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-26

Help your government and your
self at the same time-buy war saw
ings stamps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-17
RESPOND TO ITS ROLL CALL

Delaware must exceed it's quota for
the Red Gross membership to prove
that it's people reloving and tender
in peace as they are sacrificing and
brave in war.
Nearly one hundred great disasters
have called upon the Red Gross in
recent years and found it ready.
The help has been quickly given.
1t has been skilfully administered.
1t has shown no discrimination of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-17

SIS
Mr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26

tkd." Dnes to byly elernenty Ii
dove, ktete demoistfevaly, ty
chilly prohlaseni, q u inily pro
hlaseni pfedevsim zastupci
Socialistick6 rady, ktefa Sc sta
vi do popredf zapasu "a ces-
kou samostatnost. My take 81
netajime, ze dnes jde mas, o
vsecko Y tom zapase, a be kdyz
bude zapotfebi, ze nasadime
vsechno. Dnes radostneji vypa
dali ty veci, ale ten zapas neni
vybojovan, a pravdepedebne
bude vyzadovat jest6 velikych
a tezkych boju; musime 81 BY
tt ved0mi, zs kdyz toho bude
potfebi, Be budou muset byti
polozetiy vsechny obeti kdy-
by toho vyzadovaly zivoty lid
ske.
Z byvaleho Rakouslka. We
Vfdni zapocal svoji cinnost
Ustav pro vecnou demobilisa-
ci. Lepe by Sc hodil dstav pro
"vecnou" likvidaci. - Statni
dfednik Bertram Goetz v Lubla
mi udal roku 1915 sv6ho kole-
gu JaHke kosira, lie fekl: Rad
bych vedel, jestli cfsaf il take
takovy cerny chleb. Udari sta
10 Kosiru nekolikamesitni Ia
laf. Million ruskych zajatcd o.
pusti Rakousko. Pred odjez-
dem pofadaji drady zajatcdm
pfednasky prizpd sobene (!?)
! ruskemu lidovemu cit6ni. Ra-
di bychom ty prednasky slyse-
Ii! ]
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26
'L.CESKO KOSLO OVEN.
SKYCH ZEMI.
z nasich tm6st 1 vesnic.

Z nasich mSst 1 vesnic. --
Olomoucka kapitola vypsala
pyed nedavnem opetne kanoni-
kat, o ktery Sc smi uchazeti
.pouze slechtic. To je hrubA u
razku vsemu ceskemu knezstvu
ktere vyslo z prostych pome-
ri. V Plzni Sc spanelska
chripka rozmohla mezi postov
MIN personalem tou merou,
ze dopisy Sc roznaseji jen je-
dnou denne. - V Hradci Kra
love usneslo De mestske zAstu-
pitelstvo, ably mestska rada po
volala do vsech obord a komi-
81 zastupce z dosavadnich trid
nevolicskych. v Trebici ma Mo
rave usneseno totez.
"Bohemia" list prazskych
Nemcd, koupena byla MATTE
lem berlinskeho listu ''Vosst
sche Zeitung."
z poslednich 'snadsleni'' Z.
k. vlady. - Prazsti listonosi
kratce pred prevratem dostali
move sluzebni capky, jichz "a
kladni barvy jsou barvami vel
velkonemeckymi. Tato "vymo-
zenost" vsak nemela dlouheho
trvani. = .dnes zdobi capky Ii
stonosd jiz. barvy nase.
Chodniky u Skodovky uvol-
nsny. - v prvnich letech val
ky vydan byl v Plzhi zakaz
choditi po chodnicich, vedou-
cich kolem objektd Skodovky.
Nyhf zakaz ten zruseh.
Klidna vesnicka Chrbonin
pod Chroustnikem u Tabora
skoro celia vyhofela. Skoda ci-
nj skoro 18O tisic korun.
klObouk "a civku niti vyme
nil jisty klobouSnik v Radni-
cfch ii Plzne.
Jak se easy mShi. - Pravo
Lidu referuje obsirne o vi. od-
borovem sjezde soc. dem. Ma
sjezde tom promluvil take o.
ficielni zastupce vedeni soc.
dem. posi-. Tomasek:
Podivejte Sc ma leta 60. a
70. Pocatkem let sedesatych a
sedmdesatych zapas o ceskou
samostatnost vedl Svarcenberg
ktery fekl: "Az do tech hrdel
a statkd." SlySite dnes nejake
no hrabete pebo feudala? Do
poledne NELL jsme poradu, kite
"a navazovala ma porady re 6.
ledna a 13. dubna, a nevideli
jste tu zadneho slechtice nebo
knizete, zadny Svarcenberg ne
volal "Az do tech hrdel a stat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26

Jak znamo, cfsaf zastavil
process proti polskym legiona-
FUN, kteri bojovali proti Ra-
kousku. A krone toho Jim vzka
zal, ably ideald, "a nez bojova-
Ii a trp6li dozili Sc ma svobo-
de uskutecnene. - To musela
byti situace jiz velice Fla, -
kdyz takto mluvil - Habs-
burk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26
MOVE. PODROBNOSTI o POSLED.
MICH DNECH CARA MIKULASE.
DENNfK OSOBNfHO SLUHY POPRAVENEHO
l. ~, PANOVNfKA.

HlC HOTSlnO nSZ!1 SmTC. VcHku
pred dvefmi stall diva lotysti
vojaci s puskami. Romanov pol
vstal z lIzka, obul Sc, wal ma
Sc vojenskou bldzu a upevnil 81
pas, pax odesel komisarem.
Vojaci jej obstoupili a z neja-
ke priciny prohledali. Jeden z
vojakd po prohlidce Sci napfed
a car donucen jiti mezi mini.
Nevratil Sc az asi "a dive pGl
hodiny. Byl bled a brada Sc mu
chvela. Vyzadal 81 POLAR vody,
kterou vypil do posledniho deu
sku. Ma moji otazku CO Sc sta
10 odpovedel, re ma byti "a u
plynuti tri hodin zastrelen.
/ Ia schGze uralskeho distrik-
tn bylo byvalym carem jedna-
no prave jen minutu. Process
byl predem pr:praven tajnou
organisaci jez 81 prikladala po-
jmenOvani Sdruzeni obranne
nasi rudne zeme a svobody. BY
10 jedhoduse oznameno, ze by
10 objevefio protirevoducni spik
mutt ma potlaceni delnickeho a
selskeho hnuti, ably popuzeny
byly massy lidu proti vladam
sovetd, jemuz pfipisovany
hlad v ze.ni, postup Nemcd, zru
Semi dopravy, zfizeni svetoveho
cisafstvi a pod. Soudcove sami
nevedeli 81 rady. Ia hlavu po-
vstani povazovan byl cardv pri
tel general Dogert. Svedecky
material proti carovi dokazo-
val ze v jeho organisaci zastou
peni jsou nejen ddstojnici, ale
i revolucionari jako ma pfiklad
knize Krapotkin.
Kolem cara Sc shromazdivsi
rusti pfedaci spolu Sc 700 dd-
stojniky soustred 'ovali Sc Sa-
mare, kde Cekali ma posily cd
spojencG, ably mohla byt; zri-
zena uralska fronta, jez by od-
,rizla Rusko evropske cd Sibire
Pozdeji, mel byti pc ce,em Ru-
sku povstaly hlad, pomocnikem
ably protirevoluenimu hnuti sc
.dostalo sympatii celeho ruske-
no naroda. Sovety mely byti
svrzeny d podniknuts ovaval.
, ka proti Nenascku.
Spiknuti Sc sucastnily pry
nektere social:sticke strany, re.
jmena praVe socia!nich revolu.
cionarI tax zvani men5eviko.
We (minimaliste), kteri praco'
vali v pine harmohii 8 k0nstitul
mimi demokraty. sef stabu tete
organisace byl v primem spo.
jeni $ generally Dutoven a De
nikinem. = sss
!, Svedci vypravovali, ze zs
nejposlednejsich dnd bylo cd
kryto spiknuti jine, jehoz dee
lem bylo pornoci Eutova Wy
; rvati byvaleho cara z moci SO
vetd. vi. Nl,l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26
STRANA DRUHA.


jsou diva velbloudi s inladetem.
Mlada panf vysvetluje to sve
dcerusce. Tato Sc nahle hlasite
taze: "Ktery velbloud jest ma
minka q kteTy tatinek?"
Mlada pani (po nejakych
rozpacich): 20, to jest zcela
Ten v6tsi velbloud
jest vzdycky tatinek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26
Spatny zacatek.

Je por1delf. Ze soudni sine,
kde byl -prave ukladny vrah
odsouzen k smrti, vychazi dav
lidi, mezi mimi stara vymenkar
ka zvenkova, jsdna re sved-
kyn, jez 81 ulevila poznamkou: !:
"Chudacek nebohy! Tomu
ten tejden spatne zacina :"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-26
{PokracOvani.)

Car dokoncil svoje liceni S
vetou: "Nevim o nieem".
Cardv denni zivot byl presne
odm4fen. Nebylo mu dovoleno
kupovati 81 novsny a prochazeti
Sc smell jen jako vezen v urce-
ny cas-. Kazdy jeho sluha byl
pri pfichodu a odchodu co nej
zevrubh6ji prohledan. Jednoho
dne byl jsem donucen svleknou
Il Sc re satd, jelikoz komisaf
strazni Sc domnfval, ze vynasfm
carska psani. Potravin bylo We
lice poskrovnu obycejne slane-
eek, brambory a chleb ktereho
kazda osoba denne dostavala
pdldruhe libry.
Maly carevic Alexis byl tou
dobou zle ne.noc.en, kaslal slime
az sc objevila krev. Jednoho
vecera vbehl carevic bez dechu
v pokoj cara a kTice vrhl Sc mu
narue, MAZE pine oci slz:
"Drahy tatinku oni te chteji "a
streliti." Car zaSeptal:
"Jest to VILE bozi. Bud kid
nym, maly trpiteE, bud kid
nym.e Kde je matinka?"
"Matinka place" odpovedel
hoch.
"Rekni il, ably Sc utisila. Pla-
Gem nemuze byti pomozeno. We
vsem jest zjevna vile bozi," cd
povedel car.
! "Tatinku, drahy tatinku, jiz
dost isl zkusil, proc te chteji "a
biti."
"Neni to jiste Alexisi, prosim
te jen o jednu vec, jdi a potes
tnatinku."
Pc odchodu hocha, modlil Sc
car opetne k svemu patronu. v
tuto dobu stal sc nadobycej
zboznym, "a caste, jako marou
trapsn probudil Sc noci a stra
vii jeji zbytek ma modlitbach.
Jen obcas mu bylo dovoleno
shledati Sc Sc svoji manzelkou,
ale syna mu bylo dovoleno spa
triti die libosti. Psal mnohe il
sty, ktere nepecetil, an podle-
haly pfisne censure a zhusta Sc
stavalo, ze psani prislo nazp6t
s poznamkou, b pro zavadny
obsah nemIze byti dale doru-
teno. Casio odmital potravu po
cely den celkem delal DOZEN
ma mysli skliceneho muze.
Dne 10. cervence, pozds w.
Ger dostavil Sc k carovi komisai
straze q oznamotal: Obcaffs
Mikulasi Alexandrovici Roma.
move, nasledujte mne do Ease.
dani sov6tu vojensko deln;cke.
no uralskeho distriktu. Car sc
tazal prosebnym hlasem by mt
bylo Primo oznameno zda bu
de sastfslen. Bylo ri,u odpove
demo posmesne. ze jej neceks
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
RED CROSS WILL
TAKE PROMINENT
PART IN PARADE
Department Arm Bands to
Distinguish Red Cross
Workers Who March July 4

The Red Cross will be one OF the
big features In the patriotic parade
the Fourth Of July and all the work
ers in every department of the organ
ization are urged to take part The
surgical dressing department will be
represented by the white head dress,
with the red cross, the hospital gar
ments by sky blue veil with red cross.
the knitters by a gray veil with red
cross, and the junior department
will wear band with the red cross
on the arm.
Everybody appearing in the Red
Cross division is to wear white dres-
ses and the surgical dressing workers
will bring their own head gear. The
cross for II will be furnished at the
rooms. They are also asked to wear
their surgical dressings aprons If
they have them. The blue and gray
veil will be furnished at the rooms
for the hospital garment workers and
knitters and the knitters are asked to
carry knitting bags, preferably the
paper bags which have been made and
sold by group of girls to benefit
the Red Cross.
There will be a number Of societies
represented in the different divisions.
II any other society which has not al
ready reported wants to march as a
unit, they will be provided with a
banner and wells by arranging with
the chairman of the division.
Mrs. Richard Study, chairman sur
gical dressing.
Mrs. Lee Nusbaum, chairman hos
pital garments.
Mrs. Anna Nicholson, chairman
knitting
The fifteen branches of the Wayne
county chapter will all be represented
and they also will include the different
divisions of workers in the organiza-
ton
Any individual worker desiring to
take part in the Red Cross section
will be furnished with veil or a
cross for her surgical dressings veil
and they are especially urged to come
All those who are participating in
this section will meet at the Red
Cross Rooms at 10 o'clock Thursday
Mrs. Paul Comstock, pa
rade marshal, will arrange the line of
formation after which the section will
march to N Sixth street and there
join in the line of march to Glen
Miller park.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED
FOR JULY a CELEBRATION

With few details lacking. the gener-
al program for the Wayne county OBJ
seryance OF the Fourth of July was
approved at meeting of the various
committees held Sunday afternoon in
the Commercial Club rooms.
Adequate provision in the parade
has been made for every organization
that had fled its acceptance with the
parade committee UP to Saturday
night ard organizations which expect
to participate should at once notify
L. A. HandIey. chairman of the pro
gram committee so that proper as
signnlent to the line may be made.
The parade will be comprised Of
eight divisions, making 1t one Of the
biggest affairs Of the kind that Rich
mond has ever witnessed. According
to Chairman Handley every organiza-
tion participating must be in its as
signed position not later than 1890
a. m, as the head of the column will
move promptly at II o'clock. The di-
vision marshals in the parade have
been given positive instructions as to
this plan and there will be no delay in
starting.
Autos for Veterans.
the Civil War veterans in this pa
geant. The line of march from the
court house through Main street to
Glen Miller is of such length that
many Of the veterans could not under
take it, though many others would
prefer marching. However, the COM
mittee has deemed it wise that special
automobiles should be assigned for
the veterans, members of Sol Meri-
dith Post and others, and sufficient
number Of cars will be in waiting Tor
these veterans at the place OF forma-
ton of the First Division, South Third
street.
The program for the exercises at
Glen Miller park in the afternoon pro-
vides for addresses by United States
Senator Watson and Albert Lieber, OF
Indianapolis
The plans for the days observance
as announced today by the committee
follow:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
TURKS ASKED To
EXPLAIN ATTACK
tBy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Unit
ed States government has formally
presented to the Turkish government
the report that Turkish troops attack
ed and sacked an American hospital
in Tabriz, Persia, and seized the AM
erican consulate there. with request
for an explanation. Corroborat ation OF
the facts of the Tabriz incident have
been received through Spain, support
ing the rumors sent from Teheran by
Minister Caldwell
1t was saidtat the state department
today that the character of the Turk
ish troops is responsible for the in
dignity might have an important
bearing on the attitude of the United
Stat~- IN the matter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
ELbERT N. RAMEY
HURT IN ACTION;
ENLISTED HERE

Ebert II. Ramey, 20 years old.
brother of Oliver Ramey. 636 South
Sixth street, has been severely wound
ed, fighting in France. Ramey's name
was included in the official casualty
list issued Monday by the War Depart
ment.
Information that his brother was
wounded II action was the first word
received oy Oliver Ramey here since
his brother joined the army, two years
ago.
Olive Ramey, seen Monday by Pal
ladium reporter said that he did not
even know that his brother was in
France. He knew that he had enlisted
in the army two years ago, however,
and had served on the esMexican border.
Ramey came to Richmond from
Hammond, Ind, two years ago. He
remained here only short time be-
fore enlisting in the army. His faith
er is dead.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
EXERCISES AT GLEN MILLER.

Will w. Keller, chairman of the
Wayne county council of defense will
preside at the meeting to be held in
Glen Miller Park on the Chautauqua
grounds in the afternoon. Chairs will
be provided for 1000 persons. The
program Will be as follows:
2:00 to 2:30-ConceIt by Maxwell
Briscoe Band of Newcastle.
2 :30-Invocation by the Rev. George
Burbanck (rector OF St Paul's
church.
America" sung by the audience.
Reading of the Declaration OF
Independence" by the Rev.
Frank A Roell, pastor of st.
Andrews Catholic church.
Vocal Music-The Victory Quar-
tet: Frank T. Funk, John Gra-
ham, Walter Luring and Edgar
Mote.
Address-The Hon. James Z.
Watson, United States senator
from Indiana.
Music-The Victory Quartet.
Address--The Hon. Albert Lie
Der, of Indianapolis.
The Star Spangled Banner"
sung by the audience.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
(Bv Associated Prcss.D

WASHINGTON, July 1.--Govern-
ment control and operation of the ma
tons telegraph and telephone system
was recommended to congress today
ly President Wilson.
In the face of an impending strike
OF union operators employed by the
Western Union cotnpany an effort will
lie made to put through before the re-
cess of congress this week pending
legislation empowering the president
to take over the system.
The presidents views were COM
municated in a brief note endorsing
the legislation but making no refer
ence to the strike of Western Union
operators called for July 8 by the
Commercial Telegrapher's union after
the Western Union had refused to
abide by ruling OF the war labor board
on the discharge of the union operat-
ors.
Letters of approval also were sent
by Secretaries Baker and Daniels and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
HUN SUBMARINE
SINKS BRITISH
HOSPITAL SHIP
BULLETIN.

LONDON, July IA Teuton
submarine sank the British hos
pital ship LlandOyery Castle, 116
miles southwest of Fastnet, on
June 27,. the British admiralty
announced today.
The Llandovery Castle was
hOmeward bound from Canada.
She carried 258 persons, this to-
tai including 80 Canadian army
medical corps men and IA fe-
male nurses.
One boat containing "a sur
vivOrs SO far has reached port.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
NOTICE
4th OF JULY CELEBRATION

Slogan-A Flag on Every Home
Show your loyalty by showing your
colors
Stand a little straighter and
think a little clearer and dare a
little more because you have the
right to salute that flag!
The committee has attempted to
call on every hcme and business
place in Richmond, but this is a
big job and If you have not been
solicited. it is because the commit
tee could not reach every one, and
we want to see your flag out, no
matter how small it may be.
This is of Importance to you and
your country Do not neglect
ANY Information desired can be
obtained by calling
w. M BAILEY,
Chairman, Decorating Committee,
Wayne Co. Council of Defence.
Telephone 1922.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
PARADE ORDERS.

The following will act as marshals
of the several divisions of the parade:
Division No. DIR. F. S. Anderson
and Joseph H. Hill.
Division No. 2-Anton Stole who
will appoint his aides.
Division No. 3-Howard c. Hunt,
Carl Wadman and T. Mason Bver.
Division No. 4--Willard Carr, Hor-
ace ITedell and Ben Hin.
Division No. 5-F. NJ. Taylor and
Will Young.
Division No. Crank NJ. Jones and
Walter Test.
Division No. 7-Omer Whelan.
Division No. Sra G.. Wood and
Fred Carr.
All marshals will meet promptly at
$50 O'Clock at Masonic Temple with
their mounts or cars.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
'ayton Mca is First
Convicted Here for
Violation of Dry Lo,,

Louis Sanders OF Dayton, o.. who
,,rmerly operated a pool room in the
orth end of the city, was the first
i'c-r convicted in city court here for
'lolation OF the prohibition law. He
,.s hned $50 and costs by Mayor
n W. Zimmerman Monday morning.
ttorney Joshua Allen, acting as spe-
lal prosecutor, handled the case for
le county.
Sanders was arrested Saturday night
,hen he was caught bringing eight
uart. of whiskey into Indiana from
c-''ss the state line. He paid the
ne.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
DEMOCRATS MEET
HERE TOMORROW

Prominent members Of the Demo
cratic party will gather In Richmond
tuesday AFTERNOON for a convention
Of the sixth district under the az
pices Of the Democratic Cenaral co.,
mittee. Fred Van Nuys, the state
chairman, will attend the meeting.
which Is being held primarily for the
purpose Of effecting a thorough or
ganization of the party.
There will be business session
Tuesday afternoon and a war dinner
at the Westcott hotel Tuesday eve
ming.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
Crew of California
Is Landed in France

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The crew
the American steamer California,
sunk by a mine off the French coast
has been landed at French port, tbs
navy department today was advised.
This. is the first news received of the
vessel since dispatch several days
ago from Admiral Sims reported she
had struck mine and was sinkinR,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
PARADE FORMATION.
First Division

First Division.
Forms on east side Of South Third
street, facing main.
Spirit of rs. ..
Grand Army of the Republic.
Spanish American War Veterans
Richmond and Cambridge City Com
panies of Militia
Liberty Guards.
War Mothers.
War Fathers.
Boy Scouts.
Second Division.
Forms on west side of South Fourth
facing main
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
WILSON URGES u. s. CONTROL
OF TELEGRAPH TELEPHONE

; Postmaster General Burleson whose
opinions had been sought by the COM
mittee
Members of congress said today
that the attorney general had advised
the president that he is without au-
thority under existing law to take over
the Eaes and that of necessity for ar-
ton arose with congress in recess he
would be without power to act.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-01
LINE OF MARCH.

The parade will move east from
place of formation on Main Street di-
rect to Glen Miller park.
Main street from Sixth to Twelfth
will be roped off during the parade.
Automobiles and other vehicles must
not be parked along Main street, nor
on streets where any of the divisions
will FORM