davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-31

Jako kvetiny vylisovane, v Ii.
stech stare knihy ulozene, zapo
menute, tax lezely jeho nitru
stare udalosti vetSinou trapne a
bolestne. Kdyz s matkou priSel
mad Drazinov a spatril Klenci,
krev hrnula Sc mu k srdci a zda
10 Sc mu, ze stava wine vraci
Sc do tech vybledlych vzpomi-
mex, re vsecko pred ocima mu
zivne. -. Otec, stryc Adam,
zivot poslednfch dn1 u Mich do
ma, teta Dodla dcerou Dodlic
kou a ostatnimi detmi. =. Ko-
elena Sc pod MIN zatrasla ztra
Feel odvahu jti dale. Jak pdjde
kolem sveho rodneho domu, a.
by sc v mem nezastavil? Jak
p1jde ma hrbitov, aby 81 tam ne
zaplakal? Jak by bylo mozno
nenavstivit loucku, potucek a
kamen ma nj?
"Mamo, nejradeji bych Sc
vrat.r' - zastavil Sc a povidal
bojacne, nerozhodne.
"Ha to byste to, velebny pa
ne, vyved'!" spraskla Manka
leknutim ruce. "Cely Klenci Sc
ma vas test, re Jim date poze-
hnani, ze 81 donna zakazete ha
hu lvoltare zazpivate, sam ten
pan rektor Spelina vas ma tel
den domu postal ma hrob k tato
vi ha ma srdce k name, Styry
leta ste sc tn nevokazal ha este
byste nechtil videt donovan"
To 81 Manka davno uminila, re
hned pO vysveceni prestane sve
mu synu tykat, ale vykat ze mu
bude, ably videl, jak 81 vazi te
move jeho ddstojnosti. Nevyci-
tia, jak Sc tim jenom jeste vi
ce odcizuje vlastnimu diteti a
vsecky protesty prosby Marti-
novy nepomohly. Ale te chvi
ii bylo mu naprosto lhostejnO,
jak MIN matka mluvi. Stal ia
ko zaryty do zeme a pres zele-
ny borovy les Hory upiral oci k
tomu chumaci strech, domu a
stromu ma protest. strani, jez
tvofily jeho rodiste.
"Tata by Sc v hrobe musil vo
bratit, dybyste mu jako knez
ami kfizek ma hrobe nehudelal''
- jako dali slysel HAS vedle
stojici matky - won chudak
Sc ty radosti nedockal, memoir
Sc mama tesit, nemoh Sc dc
Budejovic vypravit, ale jiste C
ka, ze sam mu pridete vSecke
ma hrob povedet."
Martin dal uz Ease neposlou
chal. Ano, matka ma pravdu
A jako by no bodl, rozb6hl Sc
nahle ku predu, re mu Manks
sotva postacit mohla. "Dyt d.
vo lidi! Cak by tomu lidi rekli
dybyste Sc ami donna nevoka
zal", domlouvala mu. Ale Mar
tin uz mlcel a kdyz pod Klenci
rovne zamiril k hrbitovu.
''Britov bude icko zavrenej
mohli bysme Sc tam haz zejtr;
podivat, rekla bych hrobari W
klic", branila mu matka, all
marne. Usmal Sc jen ITO S
vzpomnel, kolikrat jako hocl
preskoci nizkou, neomitnutou
sindalkem pobitou zidku hrbi
tovni proc by il nepreskoci
ted? Matka jiste nepfeleze :
a tax alespon bude otcer
sam. Ale prece Sc nerozhodn
zastavil, kdyz dosli k rohu hrt
tovnfmu. ''Dyt sem to hned re
kla, ze je zavrino."
Ale to uz Martin odhodil ia
sku S holi, lehounce presvihl S
ma druhou stranu a S klobou
KEN v ruce kracel mlcky mez
hroby k Porazilovic krizi. Ma
tka chvili nepokojne behala p
del zdi, hledajic mistecka, kl
dy j by ona pfelezla, 'prec
= l.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-31

la cely rok v Saint Lazare, We
zeni nema pro tebe zadnych
hrIz?"
"Vezenf jest pro mne r&jem
- svoboda byla mi peklem!"
zvolala Stephanie s dIrazem.
Go to slysim? Nebyla jsi
st'astnou?"
"St'astnou - JAZZ"
"Tv1j domoy -
"Mdj domov,. oh nemldvte o
mem domov6!"
Tezko bylo by vylfciti ton,
jakym zena tato slova prone
sla. Zracil Sc v mem vsechen
hnev, East a strach, jaky Sc il
zmocnoyal pri pomysleni ma to
no ,ktery jeff yolny, vesely Ii
vot zmenil razem v prave pek-
To-.
"Aj, AL" pravil Vibert po
male chvili, .'tedy byti tako-
wynn obrem milovanu, nestaci
jeste uciniti zenu stastnou, coz
oleil-Couchant vyskocila.
Wy no znate?" zvolala.
"Ne tax dobre, jake tebe,'
znela odpoved Vibertova, -
lie znam no prece."
"Nuze - vezte ia no nena-
vidim! zvolala Stephanie di-
voce.
"Ano,tot' patrno," dodal vi
bert.
Soleil-Couchant prikrocila
rychle k Vibertovi a uchopivsi
no "a ODE ruce, pritahla no k
sobe a kdyz mocnym otresem
sve hezke hlavy shodila spou-
sty hrivy obnazenych ramen,
pokracovala temer vasniv9:
'Ano, ia no nenavidfm %
pakuji to jeste jednou - a pra
/ la bych 81, bych vladla hlasem,
ktery by ,vnikl do nejzazsich
koutd Parize a pax bych stale
volala jen: nenavidim Langla-
de-a, z hloubi duse no nenavi-
dim! Oh, jsem st'astna, e ko-
necne mohu bez obavy promlu
viii slovo jinym muzem - ma
svobode by mne "a to byl ztyral
- nell dokonce usmrtil. Jak
'astna jsem, re konecne roz
bila jsem pouta, ktera mne svi
rala, re vice nemusim sc tfasti
pred MIN - re nemusim ma
slouchati jeho hrozbam! Ten
bidak = co vse jsem pri nem
vytrpela! On zachazel Sc mnou
hIre, nez s otrokyni. A to trva
10 celych pet rokd = ano ce-
lych pet rokI jsem takovy Ii
vot musila snaseti. o, Wy nevi-
te, jaka to tryzen byla pro mne
ziti po jeho boku a jak st'ast
nou jsem Sc citila, kdyz jsem
byla vsazena "a mriz v Saint
Lazare. Citila jsem Sc volnou
jako ptak, kdyz mne dali "a
mrize, ponevadz mne vice ne
desily jeho kroky, nedesil mne
! jeho hlas. ia byla nucena po-
slouchati jeho - jen jeho -
la jsem uvykla poslouchati jen
svdj rozmar, mela jsem Sc sta
tt ma vzdy jeho. CT proto, ze
jsem dobrovolne lila v jeho
spolecnosti jeden den - k ce-
muz mne svedl Ease jenom midi
podivny rozmar - mela jsem
Sc stati ma vzdy jeho? ia ne
byla pro takovy zivot stvofe
ma = ia nejsem z tech, ktera
by zpouhe chvilkove naklon-
nosti zanevrela ma ostatni mu
ze. Nikoliv. Ale on rekl: ia
te miluji cd dnesniho dne mu
sis byti pouze moji." Co mi po
tom, zda-li on mne miluje, kdy
ia Sc lasky jeho nabazila? Ne
mela jsem pravo jiti, kan bylo
mns libo? Nemela 5jsem pravo
rlci mu: "Jdi!' A nebylo jeho
povinnosti jiti? Nenalezi mole
mladost, mole krasa jen vyhra
dne mne - a nemohu 81 s da-
ry temi naloziti, jak Sc ne zli-
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VII.

Kdyz Vibert vstoupil do jeji
cely, zastihl rysavou krasku
sedici ma lozi, vystlanem sla-
mou, hrajici 81 jako male dec
ko Sc zaplavou vlasG, ktere spa
daily ma jeji mocna ramona.
Paprsky slunce, ktere sem
vnikaly malym okenkem, oza-
rily tento svidny zjev a Viber
tovi zdalo Sc, jako by zenstina
sedela zde v zaplave lesknou-
ciho Sc zlata.
Kazdy jiny muz bez ohledu
ma jeho mravni zasady, musil
by pri pohledu tom zhstati u
diven, musil by obdivovati o.
braz ten, nell pro jeho krasu,
tedy aspon pro jeho zvlastnost
- ale Vibert nezdal Sc miti
pro vnady zeny teto zadneho
smyslu.
Soleil-Couchant, spatrivsi vi
berta, odhodila mocne proudly
vlasn nazad a zahledela Sc ia
zave ma neho. Tento, zavrev "a
sebou tise dvere, pravil:
'Tak, ma draha - zde jsi
opet - opetne "a mrizi, co.,"
"Oh, diky nebo, ano," odve
tia Stephanie.
"Tentokrata 81 te pozdrzi as
dele" pokracoval Vibert.
"Bud'si - nezadam 81 nice
no jineho."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-31

| AAiSS " AAAob ~ VIZ ~ WV
mu nevidela a tax nevedela a.
nj, place-li anebo jen tax ma su
cho sc modli. ProSel Sc jest6
hrbitovem, tn a tam u znamych
jmen Sc zastavil a kdyz opet k
nj ma cestu preskocil = povidal
stisnenym hlasem: "Nema tam
dosud otec ami napisu, opatrim
mu casem vlastni kriz."
"Bula bych to huz davno hu-
delala, dyby jen bulo zac. Ha
povidal pan farar re teky tam,
hide Sc to nechcesti stale, ma
loucku ze by Sc mia postavit
naka bozi muka pro vecnou pa
matku."
"A to ne. To nikdy" trasl hla
vou Martin, ''to jen at zaroste
travou zapomenuti."
| Siralo Sc uz, kdyz s matkou
okolo humen vessel do chalup.
Nikoho cestou nepotkali, jen z
povzdali zvedali Sc lide cd pra-
ce a hledeli ma ne. Az teprve We
spleti domku potkavali uz zna-
me, kteri je zastavovali. "Pro
pana jana - Wy ste Sc zmenil'
Idivila sc Martinovi Polcarka,
, kdyz veSli k MIN do staveni,
"verte mi, re bych potkat vas
samotnyho, nikdyz Sc k vam ne
hlasila." -
"A co pax Sc, teta, tax ma
.mne zmenilo?" usmal Sc Mar
! tin jen ably neco rekl.
"Vsecko vsecinko. Podoba
hlas, chuze, rec - ami jako mas
Klenckej clovek nejste, ha pre-
ce sem vas tax dobre znala, e.
fstli Sc vam bude hu mas libit,
(ste asi zvyklej ma lepsi vosta-
,vani."
"A co by sc mi nelibilO -
jen 81 starost nedelejte - mate
to Zde velice hezke a ciste, y
chvalil Martin vchazeje "a ma,
tkou do ieji svetnicky. Tam n.y.
nj tech nekolik dni bydlil. Ma
tka odstehovala Sc pres sin X
Polcarum synovi pOnechala
svetnicku, ably pry nebyl rusen
ale sama to byla, ktera Sc he
nasytit ami nemohla. Jakys
hlad matersky probudil Sc v n
a shlizela Sc We SVEN diteti, ja
Iko by to ami clovek, ale modls
inejaka byla. Zdalo Sc il, ze ne
nj krasnejsiho cloveka ma ce
lem svete. Jeho bile ruce S els
.tymi lesklymi nehty obdivovala
boty mu rano sama cistila a ia
ko re skla kdyby byly, tax po
zorne Sc jich dotykala, kdyz 81
do talaru oblekl a cernym Gin
gulem jeste po semiharsku pre-
pasal "jak vam to slusi = jal
vam to jen slusi" hlasit6 a d,
oci no obdivovala. Martin hore
SUDDEN a hanbou, ale byl prot
tomu zboznovani bezmocny. U
tex byl jedina jeho spasa. Sc
rano odslouzit mSi svatou ma
. tka no ovsem doprovazela. P
msi sv. Sc vymluvil, re musi n
| faru a hrdosti hedela, jak S
jej pan farar kaplanem ma sn
dani odvadeji. Nehnula Sc, a
Easel do farskych dveri, pax S
: dala teprve venku do rozpray
/ ky dennimi hosty kostelnimi
Kohelkou, Jirasovou, NeSpol
kou, Koutnou a starou, hlucho
: Cveklici = S temi, co Jim
Klenci rikali "Pamblckarky'
: protoze byly zapsany nejs
, KEN bratrstvu asi We tretim RI
: du a chodivaly ne jako ostatr
i obec dvakrat v roce - ale ks
: zdy mesic k sv. zpovedi. Zvl;
. ste Cveklove az k same hlav
: sklonena vypravela Manka pt
e drobn6, jak to Budejov;cic
( bylo, jaka slava o sveceni pr
4 mici, co knezi, kanovniku a j
, nych panu stale okolo pana b
1yuy,o N 10 II RI hxy1~ RI Ia ,o,>,~c
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z anglickeho volne upravil J. G..

TAX svedomite staral sc mas
Langlade o pohodli Stephanie
tax snazil Sc prani jejimu W.
hoveti.
Ale mattel domu, v nemz
parek bydlil, patrne nebyl s to
chapat, re clovek dopousteti Sc
mdze zlocinu jen z pouhe lasky
k zene a dostal proto ten ne
st'astny napad, ze oznamil po-
licii, kde by Sc mohla po ulou-
penem nabytku ohlednouti.
Vysledek toho byl, re byl
zatcen nejenom Langlade, ale
j Stephanie a postaveni pred
soud: on jako pprchly zloci-
nee, jenz dopustil Sc noveho
zlocinu - ona jako prijimatel
ka kradenych veci.
Oh, kdyby jenom soudcove
byli prokazali Langladeovi tn
milost a udelili il tentyz trest
CO jemu -vykazali Jim spolec
nou celu - Langlade by byl
St asten - neskonale St'asten,
j kdyby odsouzen byl ztraviti
We vezeni zbytek sveho zivota.
Ale nikoliv - on odsouzen
byl k tezkemu zalari ma dvacet
let a il vymereno bylo "a trest
vezeni jednoho roku v Saint
Lazare.
Soleil-C -Couchant odbyla 81
svGj trest a v den sveho propu-
steni spatrila pred dvermi st.
Lazare stati kocar a ma kozli-
ku "a kociho prestrojeny Sc
del jeji - verny Langlade. Ty
den pred vyprsenim lhdty Ste
phanii podarilo Sc mu prchnou
tt podruhe z vezeni, aby jen
mohl oslaviti den, kdy milenka
jeho pocala opet tesiti Sc re
zlate svobody.
Byla-li Stephanie timto shle
DAMN potesena neb ne, tezko
rici - lide tact mali podivne
vrtochy - ale byla-li potesena
v prvnim okamziku, pax ra-
dost ia nemela asi prilis dlou-
heho trvani, nebot' nevedouc,
jak zbaviti Sc milence-tyrana,
oznamila jeho skrys policii a
jak dostal Sc Langlade po treti
"a mriz, vyliceno bylo v pred
chazejici kapitole.
VSak Soleil-Couchant vede-
la, re Langlade media Sc zat-
knouti tax snadno a proto, aby
byla pred jeho Uneven ukry
ia, kdyby snad podarilo Sc mu
policii uniknouti, dcilila toho,
re tee sama byla vzata do vaz
by a tesla Sc ma vesely zivot,
az milovnik jeji bude dan "a
bezpecnou mriz.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-01
Cambridge City, Ind.

j. +. Reese LETT Thursday Tor
Charlottesville to attend q conven.
ton Of life insurance agents. Before
returning he will spend several days
with relatives at Lebanon. Thorn
town and Jamestown. The Friday
Night club held quite an interesting
social meeting at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Kniese. A leading fea-
ture of the occasion was q display of
Japanese work Of which there are
several fine collections owned by
members OF the club The meeting
was enlivened by victrola music and
patriotic songs by number of little
misses. Light refreshments were
served by the committee Miss Funk,
Miss riesinger. Mrs. Doney and Mrs.
Kabel.. Mr.. and Mrs. James Knapp
Of Hagerstown were Cambridge City
visitors, Wednesday. $3.50. Jesse De-
town to David Hinebaugh who will
occupy 1t as home. Consideration.
81. 100. Miss Emma Murphy of
Plainfield is spending the week with
Mrs. Jennie Jones, on Maple street. :.
"A number Of the members of the
local organization attended the
wayne County Franchise league con-
vention, which met at Richmond.
March 30. The many friends OF
John S. Hazelrigg will be pleased to
learn that he is able to be on the
streets after q serious illness of sew
eraI days. r.. L. Scott has gone to
Rath. Franklin county, to superin-
tend the construction Of several miles
OF concrete road, Of which T. J. Con.
nell Of this place has the contract. >.
Mrs. James Winter is spending sew
eral weeks at Muncie, the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. Walter Stobaugh.
IA meeting of the ladies of the c..
w. B. NJ. with the members of the
Home Missionary society OF the NJ. E.
church was held at the home OF Mrs.
H. B. Boyd, Thursday evening, Mrs.
r. L. Scott presiding Mrs. Ralph
Tague read an interesting paper on
"The Living Christ" Other features
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NEW PARIS, o.

Harley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
c. Brawley. is a typhoid fever victim,
but Is progressing nicely. Miss Eva
Mckee is enjoying her Eastertide va
cation from school duties at Toledo,
Ohio. with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Mckee. w. L. Hahn has been
on the sick list the past week. Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Richards were
Sunday guests Of Miss Flo and A. L.
Richards at New Madison. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Hermann Of Cincinnati, are
spending this week with Mr.. and Mrs
c. P. Kirkpatrick. ;. Arch r. Raney
and Atty. V. V. Brumbaugh Of Eaton
made business trip here Monday. I. +.
Mrs. Roud Shaw and baby daughter
were Monday and Tuesday guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Pitcher at White
water. w. l.. Hahn has made the
purchase of the Leonard Moore farm
recently acquired by Jos. White, Jr.
-. Mr.. Harry Nixon and daughter re-
turned Tuesday from few days visit
at Williamsburg with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs.
A. R. Hawley, who spent the winter
months with Miss Gertrude Hawley
moved back to their home Monday. j. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mcdonald and
twin sons Of Hamilton. were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NAL
ston. Mrs. o. C. Pitcher Of White
water, spent Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. o. Penland.
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ONLY ONE
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]. B. Engelbert, 1874 South Fifth ST..
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severely I often had to sit around for
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my back and could get no relief day
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and aching out Of my back and put
my kidneys in good shape. / always
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Price Coo. at all dealers. Don't ask
for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kid
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Jour1 ymen Painters
.fzsk for An Increase
in Pay from Bosses

The following has been submitted:
The public probably knows by this
time that the journey men painters Of
this city have been compelled to leave
their jobs on account OF the wage scale
for the coming season. as they were
asked to remain for the same price,
formerly paid by the contracting paint.
ers, which they 1.-THE journeymen) find
is not possible. The enormous in
crease in living expenses compel them
to ask more pay. In two years they
have had a raise of 121s per cent. In
ed from 65 to 1872 per cent, SO to 4
glance any one can see they are justi-
fled in their demand for more money.
The situation here last winter ought
to convince any one that the painter
must be able to save little in order
to tide over the two to four months he
Is out of work. The cash and carry
plan and the coal paid for before I'M
loaded, no matter how good or how
much credit working-man had, he
could get neither without the cash un-
less he became q subject of charity.
He wants to tell the citizens Of this
city that he wants to searn and pay
his way IL allowed to do 1t.
The employers gave the men an in
crease OF 2h cents an hour in 1917
and raised their price ten cents per
hour. SO in some cases they made a
profit Of TN to zoe per hour per man.
We are asking an increase OF 40 per
cent against the increase OF IS to 122
per cent in the cost Of living and they
think the demand Is reasonable and
just.
LOCAL UNION s1s, B. Of P. d. &
p. of A.
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RICHMOND sus-rEEGRA,

were a monologue and duet by Mrs
John Thurman and Mrs. Ralph Tague
with Mrs. Edward Copeland as &C
companist. Mrs. Emma Wright re-
turned to her home in Oklahoma City.
after weey spent with DR.. and Mrs.
J. E. wright. Mrs. Mary Weaver
of Newcastle is the guest this week
of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Wad-
dell. AN Easter program was Civ
en- at the Christian church Sunday
evening. Mrs. Ellie Payne, who is
the National secretary OF the C. W. B.
NJ. and has charge OF the boys and
girls department delivered an ad-
dress at the close Of the program. ;,
Mrs. Harry Hobbs and daughter,
Louise. Of Plainfield are the guests
of her parents. DIR. and Mrs. H. B.
Boyd. Mr.. Hobbs will join them over
Sunday. -. Mrs. F. G. Templeton of
Portland and Mrs. John Retz OF Hag-
erstown were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Sherry and other rela-
tives at this place. Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. McGiniard have for
their guest Mrs. Morgan of Muncie.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mobley, OF S071x
North F street, have received word
that their son. Corporal Leroy Mobley,
of the 91st Aerial Squadron. in service
with the American Expeditionary
Forces, located somewhere In France
since last October. is now In the base
hospital, where It was determined by
X-ray examination that his most Sc.
rious injury. received while engaged
in his duties upon the Flying Field.
February IA, consists of two frac.
lures Of the right arm. The report
stated that while 1t would require a
couple months yet to At him for duty
again. at test, 1t was hoped that no
permanent disability would result.
Corporal Mobley enlisted last July
and after brief training period at
Kelley Field. San Antonio, Texas, was
promoted to the rank Of corporal and
sent to France early in the fall: since
then his letters to home-folks. on &C
count Of the strict censorship. gave
no details of his movements.
However, In his most recent letter
he mentioned just receiving his Xmas
box which was sent from Richmond.
Nov. Is. and arrived only after long
delay.
Regarding the recent sinking Of the
troop ship, he expressed the senti-
ment Of the American boys by saying:
We are well prepared for anything
that may come our way and are anx-
ious for the opportunity to retaliate
for the loss of those who had no
chance to fight back and the bigger
and the sooner they come at US. the
better pleased we will be to get back
at them, so expect some interesting
happenings soon"
It is not known whether the Flying
Corps with which he is connected
were engaged in any unusual activi-
ties at the time Of his injury or not
Delbert Mobley, brother Of Leroy.
is doing his bit for his country In
construction work at the Naval ship
yards in Norfolk. Va, since minor ply
steal defects have prevented his en-
listment at various recruiting stations,
and was the means of his being given
honorable discharge papers, after be-
ing in camp with the National Guard.
ready to entraine at the time OF the
Mexican disorder.
The boys are grandsons of Milton
s. Bottorff. of near Columbus, Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-01
Washington Is Leased
to Anderson Company

The Washington theatre has been
leased to the Meridian Amusement
company OF Anderson for a period of
ten years. according to an announce
ment mad by the Gennett Theatre
company, owners Of the theatre. The
Meridian company has under its man.
ment two theatres at Anderson and
one at Danville, Ind. New features
will be brought to Richmond next win
ter, the new management stated, but
in the summer only pictures will be
shown. A large $4,000 pipe organ is to
be installed in the theatre.
Lawrence H. Pfeiffer, manager of
the theatre for the Gennett company,
will go to New York to assume 4
position as assistant sales manager Of
the New York branch Of the Starr
Piano company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-01
Names of Delinquents
Sent to State Officer

The names of seven men who failed
to file their questionnaires with the
selective service board will be sent
this week to the Indiana state adult
ant general by Glenn Carr, chairman
Of the local board. II these men can
be found through the efforts Of the
adjutant generals office. they will be
Immediately arrested and compelled to
enter the service. The police received
a list Of names from the selective SER
vice board several days ago and have
located some Of the delinquents, but
there were seven OF the men who
could not be found.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-01
LYNN, IND.

Mrs. Elliott. of Versailles. Ohio,
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Reed. ;. Misses Mabel Hum
phre:s and Mabel Bowen were shop
pers in Richmond Wednesday. Geo.
Hill. who is at Camp Shelby, and An
Gil Jennings of Camp Taylor are
spending q short furlough with their
parents here. !. /. Mrs. Arthur Haisley,
Of Columbus, Ohio, Is visiting her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. v. Hill. {. Mr..
Leland Thomas has accepted q posi-.
ton as chauffeur for Mr.. Curtis, who
travels for the Adam H. Bartel COM
pany. The W. C. T. U. will meet at
he home Of Philena Swindle Thurs
lay afternoon. III. G. Johnson. Frank
DAILY. Dan Hecker, Carl Bowen and
Russell Thomas attended the Liberty
loan meeting at Winchester Tuesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Hell
mick are the parents of new baby
girl
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-01
County Officials File
Their Quarterly Repor

The first quarterly reports Of
Wayne county oficers have been 4
Saturday with the county auditor.
various fees collected going into
general fund.
Fees in the clerks ONCE for
three months Of 1918. the period e
ing March 81. amounted to $1,50S
OF this sum. $453 was derived II
fines paid, and $176 from marriI
licenses. In the ONCE of the record
the fees amounted to $1,074.50.1
which amount $414.50 was for de-
and $6632050 for mortgages. Cha
mortgages brought in fees amount
to 1894. The auditors once shol
$4,000 collected In fees during
quarter, $44 of the amount being
liquor licenses. A report was
made by the sheriffs ONCE shoy
various disbursements.