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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29

MORN.
Y los dos a~uXiliares agarraro7 a
Renato que temblaba de pies q ca
beza. ' lie ata-on las manc & Ia es-
palda. Entonces volvio a apoderarse
de e. su. telablor convu!sivo.
--;Ya estoy perdido. murmuro con
voz at~rantada; la reina me ha
abandoraGo. .
Los ayudantes del verdugo lie sa-
caroC del caiabozo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29
XVII

La vispera de la noche, en- tanto
que Renato el florentino esperaba
ansicsamente ell auXilio y la liber-
tad que lie habia prometido Ia rel
ma, entr6 en- Paris IN caba!lero por
In puerta de Saint-Jacques. descen-
do la Gale de este nombre, Y Sc de-
tuvo delante de la misma hosteria
donde hacia POGO tempo habia es-
tado hospedado de incognito ell senior
de C2arasse. Este caballero echo
pie a terra, y dijo al hostelero es-
tas sofas p~alsbras:
-iTengo hambre!
Estas dos palabras tan sencillas
hicieron estremecer al hostelero.
-;Y no teneis sed?
--Tambien.
e. h~ostelero, que era el bearnes
Lestacsde que va conocemos, tomo la
brida del caballo Y anadi6:
=; Vlene de lejos Vuestra Senoria?
-Ds Gascuha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29

PROF. u. c. MARTINEZ.
PoGeroSo SzHcGoT,
2Q2 -i-6 American Bank Building.
End. and Spring SIS.
Los ANGELES. CAL
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23

There will bc no peace secure until
the color line in Rights is ciIaccd.
Hear We our Petition that the same
protection of equal rights and life for
the clinical minoriticS which YOU re
Quirc for the Jews in vanquiShcd Aus
tria and restored Poland. YOU agree
in your compact and League of Ma
tions shall he vouchSafcd TO the Citi
Zrns respectively of the Allies ana
ASS Ciatrd Powers.
For 50 long as Il woman advances
in holy prcGatory and he hung with
impunity Icy her heels to the limb of
u tree by the mob her abdomen ripp
Cd open and the head Of her babe
crushed under the heels Of the lynch
CrS rs suffered the late Mary Turner
IN Georgia in the last year Of this
world war. the world has NOT been
made n ''fit place to live in." nor
has fright'ElnCSS vanished from the
Garth With tho prnsS;al empire.
Hear Tc the petition Of Colorcd
America.
Secretary and DELICATE TO
Paris; 10 Place de Noursc Paris.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23
HON THE WHITE RIOTERS
Noi.itiID IN NEW iUi,i>.

The National Association for the
Advancement OF Colorrd People, 20
Firth Avenue. New York. today made
pubic The following affidavit duly
sworn to before Il notary by Il rcpu
table colorud man who was DRAGGED
from 4 street car and hrutally as
Saultcd. The affidavit reads as fol
lows:
'Monday. July 81, 1919. was re
turning to Washington after having
been out ot town since Friday. july
is. 1919. | arrived at the Union Stat
ion ut II Z. NJ. Monday night and
on entering the station noticed moth
ing unusual. | boarded Il street car
which went to Rockcrcck Bridge via
New Jersey Avenue and got a trans
fer to the Brightwood car line When
reached 9TH and Florida Avenue, y.
W., the place ut transfer. | noticed
that things were as quiet as is usual
~ the case at that hour Of the night
| waited there about five minutes
for the Brightwood ear and when it
came | and Il captain boarded it,
walked into the car and soon noticed
that was the only mcn.bcl of my
race present except n lady whom 7
oticcd later but not at TINS time
AS | started to get Il vacant scat n
soldier put his arm across me and
said. 'Wh2rc are YOU going. niger >
| said to him that was going to get
n seat. AS | was telling him that l
heard some others in tho car saying.
Lynch him." Kill Him." Throw him
out of the window. and at that time
I was being grabbed from all sides.
I forced my way to the rear door and
was hit by something as I stepped
off, which cut my car and bruised my
head. AS the car moved away the
conductor fired three shots at me.
II was IA I got off the car that T
noticed the lady on the car. What
became OF her | do not know.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23
CHICAGO NOTES.

Mrs, Eva Hooper president Bapt-
fSt Womcn'S Congress OF Illinois, and
representative. National BAPTIST Cen.
'cntion urion, is preparing to make
an extensive trip PRIOR to the meet
iIp OF the Convention at Norfolk, Va
September 10. Mrs Hooper will take
in New York. New Jersey, pcnnsyl-
:"Gia. Maryland and Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs relcwarc, 1850 Aus
tin Avenue with their f,mily arc
preparing to move into tn i: bcauti
lul Vc&idcnco at And and Prairie
Avenue recently purchased through
Nj. Y. Bailey manager Milton 'Ncr.
camille Agency. 3G2S State Street.
Major Arthur Williams who has
been visiting friends in the city for
Il few days, lett for Camp Grant dur
ing the week to complete his duties
ior the government.
Many ChicugOanS attended the
Baptist State convention Of Indiana
Whsch Governed at Rev. Hawkins
church. Gary, Ind, during the week.
Many matronS OF Elertor Chapter
30. /, O. T.. $. attended the grand
chapter which convened at Peoria
during the week. Among them were
Mrs. l.ou Ella Young. Mrs. Blanche
l.. Smith, Airs. Minnie T.. koacn,
secretary and Mrs. y. l.. Harris.
NJ. II. Bailey 3G3$ State street,
manager Milton Mercantile Agency,
has cancelled all southern engage
mcnts. Much new matter has come
into the olfcr which requires the
attention Of the manager.
NJ ~ In, 4 l. II
street is much pleased with his stay
on his farm i'll Mccklnburg. County
Va. ana writes that the year has
been 4 successful one for farmers.
Mrs. Harriet Pharim, Evanston
was in the city during the week on
business.
Mr. A. T.. Pinckncy entertained
Major Williams. just from h'rancc,
Miss Mary T.. Branch, teacher at
the V. \. and L. l., Petersburg, Mr..
and Mrs. A. III. Young 1856 Forest
Avenue, and NJ. r. Bailey manager,
Bailey Press Bureau, 3G3S State st.
at delightful luncheon Sunday at
tcrnoon.
Mrs. Erma Davis, 1910 Walnut
street accompanied by her neicc, left
the city Friday for Richmond, Va.
and Blackstone where she will spend
two weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Pearl White Newborn. 5lst
and Wabash Avenue is visiting rcra-
tivcs and Friends at Hickory Valley
Memphis and Nashville, Tenn. En-
route home, Mrs. Newborn will stop
in Kentucky with friends.
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Witness
$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

Roanoke. Va. Juno q. 1919
This is to certify that | have re.
coivcd from Johu Mitchell !" '"~"
Worthy Counsellor Of tho Grand Court
Of Va. Order Of Calanthc. ($l0O 00)
One Hundred Dollars in payment Of
the death claim Of Sister Charity
Cooper who was member of Magic
Cty Court No. 81 of Roanoke, Va
Sgncd: his
JOHN COOPER
mark
Beneficiary.
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

Ioviurton, Va. July It'll. 1919.
This is 10 certify that | have re-
ccivcd from John Mitchell. Jr.. Grand
Worthy Counsellor of the Grand Court
OF Va, Order Of Calanth". t>'t" 81"
One hundred Dollars in payment or
the death claim of Sister Annie Stew
art who was II member Of of Pride
Of Allegheny Court No. 70 Of Coving
ton. Virginia. Signed:
GUSSIE BROWN.
WILLIE STEWART
BCncficiarics.
Witness:
T.. b. BROWN.
NJ. +. MAYS.
ARTlFF MANN.
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID

Portsmouth. Va. July 10. 1919.
This is TO certify that I have re-
ceivcd from John Mitchell, Jr.. Grand
Chancellor OF the Grand Lodge OF
OF Virginia knights OF Pythias
n. A.; s. A.: e.: A. and A.
$30O00) Three Hundred Dollars in
payment Of the death claim Of Broth
or Isaac Barlow who was member
of Widows Friend Lodge No. 1872 Of
Portsmouth Virginia. Signed:
MARY BARLOW
Beneficiary.
Witness: VIM. r.. BOILING.
CORNELIA DREW, d. D.
ARCHER DREW, D. D. G. G.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23
The Late Colonel Thomas M. Crump
MEMORIAL TO COLONEL. THOMAS
NJ. CRUMP.

Brought Forward $l31l 9 :
RoykinS Court. No. ISIS. w so
Boston Bell Court. No. ll2.. 200
Love and Comfort Court. 1913. 200
Myrtle Court. No. 100 .. %"
Tide water Court. No. S. 100
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5000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

Laurel Grove. Va. July L., 1919
This is TO certify that have re
ccNcd from John Mitchell. Jr., Grand
Worthy Counsellor Of the Grand Court
OF Va, Order OF Calanthc ($75.00)
Seventy live Dollars in payment or
the death claim of Sister Victoria
Martin who WAS Il member of Moon
light Court No. 1872 Of Laurel Grove
Va. Signed:
LUCY RICHARDSON
Beneficiary.
Witnesses:
MARY j. WARREN.
IDA OLIVER
lSABELL BELTS.
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10000 ENDOWMENT PAID.
Beneficiary.

Newport News. Va. July ;. 1915
This is To certify that I have re-
cCivrd from John Mitchell. Jr. Grand
Worthy Counsellor of the Grand Court
Of Va. Order of Calanthc. t$lo0o0)
One Hundred Dollars in payment of
the death claim of Sister Virginia
Ford who was Il member of Silver
Leaf Court No. PAL Of Newport News
Virginia. Signed:
SUSIE FORD.
Beneficiary.
Witness:
FANNIE BEECIIER. II. Of D.
SUSIE TIIANTON
l.. ID. BYRD, ID. d., G.. w. G.
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$t5o.Go ENDOWMENT PAID.

Suffolk. Va. July 9th 1919.
This is IL certify that have "a
ccivrd from John Mitchell Ir.. Grand
Chancellor Of the Grand Lodge of
Virginia. knights Of rythiaS \. A..
$. A., f.. A.. \. and A. ($l50.O0)
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars IN
payment of the Death Claim of Broth
az Kinchin Hall who was a member
of Suffolk Lodge Nos Of Suffolk Vir
ginia. Signed:
ELLA NIX.
Beneficiary
Witness:
G.. w. JORDAN, ID. d. G.. c.
j. G.. WHITE
IT. Y. WILLIAMS.
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New York, y. Y, July LIST. |

New York, n. Y. July list. 1919.
This is to certify that I have re-
ceivcd from John Mitchell, Jr.. Grand
Chancellor Of the Grand Lodge Of
Virginia. knights Of Pythias N. A.,
S. A.. e, A., A. and A. ($15000)
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars in
payment Of the Death Claim of Broth.
or Reuben w. Nelson who was a mem
Der Of Virginia Lodge No. 6. of Rich
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10000 ENDOWMENT PAID.


This is to certify that I have re-
ccivcd Of John Mitchell. Jr., Grand
Worthy Counsellor Of the Grand Court
Of Va. Order of Calanthc. t%'r0 Is
One Hundred Dollars in payment Of
the death claim of Sister ELLA Walk
or who was n member Of Lilly of the
Valley Court No. 247 of Norfolk, Va.
Signed:
SANDEY i. WALKER,
Beneficiary.
Witness:
EMALINE OWENS, w. G.
y. NJ. KING, II. of ID.
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

Glasgow. Va. July 9th, 1919.
This is to certify that have re-
ccivrd from John Mitchell. Jr.. Grand
Chancellor Of the Grand Lodge of
Virginia. Knights Of Pythias n. A..
S. A., e.. A.. \. and \. ($15O.0O)
t)nt Hundred and Fifty Dollars in
payment Of the Death Claim Of Broth
or Isaac BibhS. ST., who was a mem
Der Of Blue Ridge Lodge No. 100 of
Glasgow Virginia. SiEncG
her
FANNIE X BIBBS,
mark
Beneficiary.
Witness:
j. r. MITCHELL. NJ. Of f.
T.. II. billiard. NJ. Of f..
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mond Virginia. Signed:
MRS. IDA NELSON,
Beneficiary.
Witness:
MIR. ROBERT NELSON
MRS. ANNIE NELSON
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23

COiorcd Tobacco Steamers Wanted.
WANTED At once 100 female to-
baccO steamers and so female job
hands. Apply Richmond Leaf De-
partmcnt American Tobacco Co.
2Ith and Cary Streets.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04
DARAN AALElIAEIA FL MANDATE DE-
SUS COLONIAS En- FL AFRICA
Wilson, Loyd-George Clemenceau Sc muestran dlspuestos
a tai cosa para que Alemania pueda ~ayudarse para
hacer frente a sus obigaciones financleras
Sc HARAN MODIFICACIONES Al TRATADO De PAz

r~c.acionado con las reparacione>, Ct
arreglo de IL Cuanca del Sarre. los
Gctallcs &c ia LIga dc las NacIoneS
y los puntoS reiaciortados con cstas
cuestione> en- las contra-propos!cio-
i.s> alemanas. Ii ~presidente do ms
~truccIones a los ~eXgert0S : perlLoS
~ancrlcanoS para que Sc 2uSleran a!
haoia con sris co!egas lngleses y
~rrancrses % So p e. rormularan
c~onclusioues definitivaS sobre
eStos puEtUs E4.s 49, .oS sometleran
al onsejo de los CuatrO.
De fuente aItorlzada sc supo hoy
aoui que tel Presiderte Wilson. Lloyd
George ' C~lemencetu estaban de
acuerdo Va Sobre "a conveniencia de
modificar Ell tratado de paz, slendo
ahora la question pen6iente. Ia de
cua'es son las mo~difIcaciones que
deban hacerse Y cuando. Sc dice que
el Primer MiRissro Sc muestra en-
favor de que sc haga el camb!o an
ties &c obligar q los alcmanes 4 fir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04
LA C0NFERENCIA DE
PAZ EN- RECESO

PARIS. JUNO 3.-La Conferencia
de Paz Ca entrado en- periodic de re-
ceso. pues cor Ia entrega de los ter
minOS lie paz a los Delegates aus.
TRACES, 81 bien quedan algunos pen
dientes, Y o la encomienda a los
expertos aliados de formular Ia res
pucsta que sc dara a las contra pro-
posiciones alemanas. ell trabajo de la
Conferencia, sc ha reducido grande.
mente. En- esta virtud hoy no Sc
cfectu5 ninguna session del Consejo
de los Cuatro. pero no obstantc. cl
Prcsidentc Wilson conferencio con
los especiaiistas americanos que tie
men en- su mano la respuesta a Ale
mania Y con los otros miembros de la
mission americana. Ell doctor Karl
Renner, Canciller austriaco Y Jefe de
la Comision de Paz del antique i'm
perio dualista, esperaba salir hoy
para Suiza Y quiza prosiga su viaje
hasta Ia frcntera austriaca para con-
ferenciar con los miembros de su Ga.
binete sobre la respuesta que Aus
tria dari i los terminus de paZ.
La respuesta austriaca debera en-
tregarse ell dia II de este mes. pero
Sc espera que antes de esa fecha el
DR.. Renuer presente una Serie de no.
tas relatives a las difercntes Eases
del tratado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04

PARIS. JuGio 5.-Los eNperto< y
eonseieros e>onOmicos americanos "a
vieron hoy una co~Eferencia con 81
Presldente Wilson ' scgun Sc Sa6e, a
bogaron porQue sc diera q Aiemann'
Ia administration mauGGtaTla de >uS
antlguas colonies Ell e. Africa .OricE-
tai. a fin de que pudiera "yudarSe pa
"a hacer freate a Sue ocbgacicneS IL
nsncieraS.
Il asunto e puso Ell Co~nSideracl"u,
como consequence de IA propo5sc.on
del Primer NInistro Li0yd-Georgc lie
que SC devolylera 4 Alemaaja Ia Al
Ia SileSia. por ra2oneS economics
Los expertos V corseieroS america
nos sugirierou sin embargo, que
Polonia retuviera la Alta SilesIa : *
diera a Alenauia Ia administrator
de algunaS de suS antigIas poseSIo-
mes en- e. Africa Oriental.
Ademas de esta question. los CO.
Missionaries V eNpsrtoS amerlcaHos
oiscutieron anlpIIamente eI pro5lema
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04
INGLATERRA RECONOCE
A YUGO-ESLAVIA

LONDRES. JUNO 3.-Una dc las
|pr~incipales agcncias dc information
en- esta capital, do hoy la notlcia d.
que la Gran Bretana ha reconocido
formalnente q la Repuhlica Yugo-
Eslsva, que csta integrada. como cs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04
A DA UNA NOTA
DE SENSATION

PARIS. JUNO 3.-Victor Orlando,
ei Primer Ministro de Italia. es OBJ
jeto hoy dia, Ell esta capital, y muy
espeCialmcnte en- los circulos oficiales
Y aristocraticoS, de murmuracioneS
cor motive de un detalle dc lndumen-
tari&. FL nombre del jefe del gobier-
no ita!iano. que hace POGO corricra
de boca en- boca con motive de su in
trinsigente actitud que estuvo a pun
to de cchar por terra las conferen-
ciaS De paz. vuclve a sonar en- pu-
blico. pero esta vez, sin la ansiedad
que drspertara cuando abandono Pa
riS. Sino mas bien como motive de
guasa. Ell hecho que ma dado lugar
al sensational ~comentario publico So
TIRE Ell Primer Ministro italiano fue ei
dc haber sido el unico de los delega-
dos que Sc prrsentaron aver Ell ell
Castillo de San German, para concu-
rrir a n ceremonial de la entrnca
dc los terminus del tratado de paz
\ los austriacos. con soMbrero de pa
ia. en- veZ Jel conventional! somhr"ro
alto dc SEGA. que todos los dennis lie.
!egad0s !levaban V que Sc ha hecho
dc rigor para esa clase de ceremo-
MAS y actoS oficiales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04

radcs. por Ia explosion; en- Filadel-
fla. los complctistas pusieron BON
bias en- la Rectoria de la Igiesia Ca
tolica. que resulto muy deteriorada Y
en la casa de Luis Jagielky. un jo-
zero. que tambien quedo destruida.
Las autoridades 10 han podido en-
contrar hasta ahora, cuales sean las
causas que los compiotistas hayan
tenido para los atentados en- las per-
sonas de Filadelfia y Paterson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04

mar cl tratado. mientras QUE Gle
menceau qulere que Sc firrne prime
ramenta el tratado tai Y como Sc ha-
Ia Formulate y lUego Sc reanuda-
ran las negociacicues para oS cam
HOS que Sc conSiercn ~neceSarios. La
opinion del Presidente Wilson acer-
ca dc tales modificaciones. no Sc ma
dado a conocer. pero Sc sahe que
considera que son necasarios aleu-
nos cambioS en- el tratado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04

sabido. por Serbia Y los antiques Es-
tados austro-hingaros dc cCroacia y
Eslavonia, Bosnia y Herzegovina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04

WASHINGTON. JUNO 3.-Los a
gentes ' policia de Ia Secretaria de
Justicia en- TODD el pals. Sc halla alta
readisima en- estes momentos, en dcs-
cubrir i la banda organizada de anar
auistaS Que anoche llevaron 4 cabo
uno de les mas tremendoS atenta,
dos contra la vida de los funci1na-
RIGS del gobierno Y prominentes hon.
breS que Sc oponen Il la propaganda
de las Discoveries teorias Y melodies
del anarquiSmo Y b~olshevik!smo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-04
Ell GCBIERNO ALEMAN ORDENO LA APPREHENSION DEL
PRESLDENTE DE La REPUBLICA DEL RHM
Ell nueyo Estado, cuya capital seria Coblenzn, quedaria for
mado por las ~antiguas prouincias prusianas de Nassau
del Hesse rhiniano y del Palnhnndo

BERLIN. JUNO Bel Gobierno a.
leman ha eNpedido una orden para Ell
arresto del Doctor Borden, el Presi-
dente de la nueva Republica del Rim,
proclamado el domingo. Id noticia
ha sido dada aqui per la Gaceta de
la Alemania del Norte, que agrega
cue el gobierno ha presentado pro-
testas tanto en- Paris. como en- Spa,
asiento de Ia Comisi6n del Armisticio.
contra 81 favor que las autoridades
! francesas en- los districts ocupados,
han diSpensado al nucvo movimiento.
COBLENZA. JUNO 3.-Ayer d las
nueve de Ia manara Sc declare una
huelga general por los alcmanes, en-
toda cl area ocupada por las tropaS
americaHas. como ana protcsta CON
ira Ia anunciada proclamation dc la
Republica del Rhin en- WieSbaden,
La huelga fue breve, pucs no durt
arriba de cuatro horas, haoierdo re,
tgresado los obreros & sus labores {
la una de la tarde. despues de ha,
Der recibido aviso de las autoridades
americans, que de seguir la huelg3
podria tener consecuencias cue hi
cieran n~ecesaria Ia Intervention d.
las autoridades militares.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-01

Not through
kankm ASSOC VIe nUentn
o
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-01
MRS. HANNAH BROWN
NAMED mATR0N OF
FRIENDLESS HOME

Mrs. Hannah Brown was appointed
matron of the Home for the Friend
less at a meeting of the county com.
missioners Wednesday. The resigna'
ton OF Mrs Aurelia Thomas, former
matron, was accepted. Mrs. Thomas
gave no reason for her resignation.
The assistant matron will be ap-
pointed on January 8.
The commissioners made the follow
ing appointments: Courthouse engf-
neer, Milton Kinder; janitors. Lindley
Swain, Carl Durkel and William Truf-
Ter.
Charles f. Morgan was appointed
guard for the insane at the county
jail DR.. Allen was made physician
for the county poor farm.
Henry Chapman was appointed JUS
tice of the peace, and Denver Harlan
was appointed county attorney
Bids from the various banks for the
county funds were considered at the
afternoon session Of the commissioners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-01
|NTERURBANS GET
RATE INCREASE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. Inter.
urban passenger fare was increased
"a cents a mile on the lines of the
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction
company and the Union Traction COM
lany of Indiana by orders issued yes
terday by the Public Service Commits
sion
The order in the case of the Terre
Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Trac-
ton company. the third line asking for
an increase over the present fare OF
21s cents mile, is under considera-
ton and will be issued this week.
The increased rate will take effect
Jan. 10 and the order is to remain op-
erative until June 80. 1919. The rate
Of the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Trac-
ton company was increased from to
21a cents a mile early last year and
the rate OF the Union Traction COM
pany was increased from to 2La
cents in June.
The commission takes the position
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-01
INCREASE SHOWN IN
TAXABLE PROPERTY

The abstract of taxable property of
Wayne county was filed today by w.
H. Brooks, county auditor. with the
auditor of the state, as prescribed by
law.
This report shows an increase in the
taxable property of Wayne county of
$9,923,943 over last years report, the
total amount of taxable property be-
ing $40. 453,O5S. This amount will raise
$1,185,S73.55 in taxes for the various
funds OF the townships. cities, towns.
schools and county.
The total amount of delinquent taxes
carried forward to the current years
tax duplicate is $60,106.20
Last years report showed the num-
Der of taxable polls as 1896. while
this year the return is only 1881
This decrease comes from the fact
that men Of the age required to pay
poll tax were in service on March /,
1918, when the assessments were
made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-01
PROMINENT FRIENDS
TO Be GUESTS HERE

Included among the guests who will
meet at the home Of President and
Mrs. David M. Edwards Of Earlham
house party and to discuss matters
relative to the Friends church will be
the following men from various parts
of the United States:
E. H. Stran ahan, Oskaloosa. Ia:
Edwin McGrew, Oskaloosa, Ia: Rich
ard Newly. Wichita. Kas.: William V.
Coffin. Whittier. CAL; Rev. L. T.
Pennington. Newberg. Ore; w. X.
Thomas. Philadelphia. Pa: Rufus N.
Jones. Haverford, Pa; A. G. Shepard.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y; Enrol D. Peck
ham, Brooklyn, N. Y; John r. Carey,
Baltimore. Md; J. Edwin Jay. Will
mington. O.; Robert e. Pretlow, Sc
attic, Wash; Clarence E. Pickett, Os-
kaloosa, Ia; Wallace E. Kemp. Wichi-
ia. Kas.; H. w. Wright, Whittier. CAL;
Albert ]. Brown, Indiana polls; Steph-
en- M. Hadley, Oskaloosa, Ia; Rev. W..
o. Mendenhall. Wichita. Kas.; w. S.
Hadley. Wichita. Kas.; Theodore Fox
worthy, Central City, Neb.; e. H.
Woodward, Newberg, Ore; ]. D. Mills.
Omaha. Neb.; J. Hollingsworth Wood,
Mt. Kisca, N. Y; Ebert Russell. VIII
mington. DEL; Ellison r. Purdy. Will
mington, Del; Isaac Johnson. VIII
mington, O.; Ancil Ratliff. Paramount.
Ind; Paul Furnas. Indianapolis; Ray
mond NJ. Binford. Guilford. N. C.; Ell
wood c. Parisho. Carmel. Ind; Alvin
Coat, Indianapolis, and Rev. w. o.
INDIANAPOLIS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-01
PATRIOTIC YEAR
| OF SERVICE FOR
wayne COUNTY
County Gave Literally Of Men
and Money Last Year to
Cause of Allies.

Last year was one of patriotic serv.
|ice in Wayne county.
Thousands Of dollars were contri.
|buted for the support OF the boys
|''over there" There were between
|seven and eight million dollars into
-four Liberty Loans and Thrift stamp
drives and campaigns for War Saving
Stamps.
The schools bought . large number
|Of War Saving and Thrift Stamps.
The Red Cross was one Of the
greatest war agencies here. Many
nurses went abroad from Wayne coun-
ty and many more nursing in camps
here ut home. Housewives helped in
the Red Cross sewing rooms and the
home service department gave aid to
the soldiers and their families.
The farmer has been a valuable
asset IN Wayne county. Crops in the
county were excellent and the far
mers were ably assisted by the agri-
cultural agent and associations such