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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-15
News Dispatches From Surrounding Communities

CENTERVILLE-Os Crouch was
injured Tuesday when ten feet Of dirt
caved in on him while he was at work
at the bottom of the new sewer be-
tween Main and Walnut streets. Men
his aid. His collar bone was broken
and he was badly bruised.
An address on Mothers Day will be
given at the Christian church Sunday
evening by the Rev. Mr. Mccormick.
Special music will be given by the or.
chestra and quartet and the following
will take part in the exercises: Faye
Darnell, Charlene Jackson and Neva
Kellum, readings: Frances Colvin,
Margaret Dawson, Esther Meek and
Helen Brumfield, Merle Terry and
Edith Brammer, instrumental music.
Union services in connection with
the Go-to-Church campaign will be held
at the Methodist church Sunday.
CAMDEN-County Sunday school
convention will be held at Gratis May
20. Marion Lawrence and other prom
inent Sunday school workers will be
present. Somers Township Sunday
noon at the Presbyterian church. The
Rev. Mr.. jameson gave the principa
address, and short talks were made bJ
Superintendent Dennison, E. G. Eiken
/ berry and Mr.. Casky. Reports from
| the schools showed increasing inter
| est.
DR.. Jesse Halsey of the Seventh
! Presbyterian church of Cincinnati, VII
/ l. ~
Thursday evening at the Presbyterian
church. DR.. Halsey spent two year
in Russia.
The Senior class OF Camden Higl
school will present the class play Sat
urday evening, May II. Baccalaureat
sermon will be given by Rev. Mr.. Gil
! pin at the High school auditorium Sur
day evening, May IS. Commence
ment exercises will be held in tn
auditorium Friday evening, May q
The alumni banquet for the forme
graduates and members Of the Senio
class will be given Saturday evening
May "a.
wINCHESTER-On Monday an
Tuesday Justice Coats had eight case
brought before him. He started l
| MOuUdy ny llulu6 NGIudA WloOA, *
of Union City, for intoxication. Wi
son came here Sunday in an intox
Gated condition and was lodged /
Jail Sunday evening. Henry Hall file
an affidavit against his wife and Home
Silvers on statutory charge. Silver
was arraigned Tuesday and pleade
not guilty and his trial will be hel
Friday. Mrs. Hall has not yet bee
found and it Is thought that she LEI
the city. Clarence Keener was fine
on a plea of guilty on a charge {
assault and battery on Harry Conle,
Elmer Switzer was fined for assaultin
his wife. Amanda Hall filed an aft
davit against her husband, Henry Hal
charging him with assault and ba
terry. David Hutchens filed an af1
davit against Harry Amspaugh for m;
licious trespass. In mayors cour
Charles Ye1le of Indianapolis pleade
guilty to having four quarts of whisk
in his possession and was fined Sc
. and costs. Sheriff DAVIDSON receive
three new boarders Monday whe
John Black of Marion, Milton Macho
of Brazil and John Frances Of CT
cago were brought here from Unic
City to lay out fine of $40 each fl
intoxS alton. In circuit court Jul
; Alexander filed suit for divorce again
Clarence Alexander and the cou
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-15
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Committees have been appointed to
arrange for the observance of Me-
mortal day at College Corner.
Persons interested In the Fourth
of July celebration VIII meet at the
theater Thursday evening. The fol-
lowing committees have been named
to take charge of the celebration:
Finance, John Stout. J. D. Pults; adj
vertising, C. L. Harvey. ]. T. Bishop,
Murray Bake: music. w. 2. Bake. VIM.
lesley, Luther Moor; attractions. DR..
r. P. Mosbaugh, Robt. Hockersmith,
j. e. Kaufman; amusements, L. q
Mooreland, NJ. B. Brown. II. p. Wild
dows, G. M. B. Stephens.
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Greensboro, Ind.

Charles Poland and Walter Gunckle
made a business trip to Indianapolis
and Columbus, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs
Chauncey Cranor spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Dean. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Nicholson took SUNDAY
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Vess Nichol
son. Lon Mcfarland spent the week
end with his parents. Ed McFar.anc
fs visiting his sister. Mrs. ROBBIE Hobbs
at Hagerstown. Ind.
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daughter and family. Misses Doro-
thy Pryor and Ruth Freitag visited at
Oxford Monday evening. The Ladies'
Aid society Of NJ z. church met with
Mrs. Edward Slower Tuesday evening
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Friday, May To- King Solomon's
Chapter No 4, R. A. M. Called con-
vocation. Work in Royal Arch de-
gree. Light refreshments.
Saturday, May 17.-Loyal Chapter.
No! 40, o. E. S. Stated meeting;
initiation of candidates.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
By Ed L. Keen

Omitted Press staff correspondent
Paris, April 24.-(2 p, IN. )-The
Italian delegation, despite coneiliatory
efforts of the British and French, ap-
parently is determined to carry out
its threat to withdraw from the peace
conference.
The tense situation-establishing an
insurmountable barrier between mod
ern and old world diplOmacy-grew to-
day as one new development followed
another by bewildering succession.
For time today it seemed the an
gered Italians had been temporarily
appeased and would reconsider their
determination to leave for Rome. A
high authority announced shortly be-
fore noon, following a conference be-
tween Premier Orlando and Premier
Lloyd George, that ''thc italians will
not depart today Less than two
hours later, however the Italian press
bureau officially stated that while the
delegates would not leave at p. m,
as scheduled they would probably de-
part on a special train tonight.
British Advances Fail
The British, apparently having fail
ed to swerve the Italians from their
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
HESITATE TO
TAKE SIDES N ISSUE
London Newspapers Slow To
Declare Positions In
Controversy.

London, April 24.-(United Press.)-
The London press was reluctant to take
sides in the Fiume questions, generally
adopting a concihatory attitude.
Despite evidences Of the entire in.
compatibility Of the old and new dipio
macy, Italy accepted the IA points. -
said the News. sIt is not Logically
nossible for her to pose as the champion
Of open covenants and at the same time
press claims based on secret agree
ments.
"Italy's friends must wish and pray
that she will hearken to the appeal
breathing the principles on which her
own restoration, unity and national so.
lidaritv are based. - the Times declared.
" England and France cannot admit
Italy's right to pick the ravoruble
clauses from the pact Of London, re-
ieeting the unfavorable. If she insists
on the pact, she shall have the whole
pact. which will leave her without ri.
ume."
The Chronicle believes that other ma
tions bcncfitting from Fiume probably
would prefer Italian control to that Of
the JugoSlavs. who might be expected
to favor their own hinterland.
"President Wilson = appeal was a
momentous Innovation" said the
Chronicle. "At first sight IL NAV seem
to be democratic statesmanship, but, on
the contrary. there has been too much
secrecy in negotiating all questions The
exception in Italy ease creates a dan.
] ger to the league Of nations"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
German Delegates
To Be Well Guarded

The enemy delegates will bring their
own servants, but outside the actual
conference this staff will attend to
whatever the Germans desire.
Marble polishers, upholstcrers and
cabinet makers are working fcvcrislIy
to prepare the Hall Of Mirrors in the
palace. Carpets, tapestries and furni.
ture Of the Louis XIV period have ar
rived from government stores. The ear.
pets alone are worth 100000.
The table on which the treaty will
be signed has been completed II is Of
horseshoe shape, 81 feet long. made Of
oak and pine. and has a green cloth top.
II cost $1,000.
A hundred bedrooms in the Hotel Des
Reservoirs and IA salons overlooking the
park are ready. A large salon on the
first floor will be the delegates dining
room The Hotel Catel has been requi-
sitioned and probably will be used for
minor German officials and clerks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
PARIS PRESS BITTER
AGAINST PRESIDENT
French Newspapers, Except
Socialist, Opposed To VIII
sons Stand.

Paris, April 24.-(United ProSs. y
The French press with the exception Of
the socialist organs today was bitter in
its denuneiation Of President Wilson.
"Why wait until the Germans are
called inf" asked the Matin.
why were other government unable
to foresce the rupture9"
" President Wilson has cut his bridges
behind him, said the Journal "a So
luton is vitally necessary, Italy, Eng.
land and France having agreed to make
no separate peace"
"prcsident Wilson has shaken the al.
lance, throwing in the face Of our lt6l
ian friends the most peremptory refusal
of their claims" the Echoe De Paris
declared Gle makes the alternative
of the alliance submitting to his will or
abandoning the unanimity Of the front
presented to the enemy
president Wilson has set the powder
Gfre, declared the Petit oJurnal.
The Veritc (socialist), declared that
=" Wilson exhibits wisdom and probity
based on equity and reason alone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
WILSON BLAMED FOR
SPOILINC EVERYTHING
Statement Nipped Compromise
In Bud, Declares Italian
Premier.

Paris. April 24.-(United Press.)--
President Wilson S statement ruins
everything" Premier Orlando declared
today, in an announcement to the press.
"'It appeals to the italian people
against their government. l have writ
ten to Premier Clemenceau and Premier
Lloyd-George that we remain allied
with Great Britain and France We
leave charging them to look after our
interests. 1t is superfluous to discuss
President Wilson s questions, ON which
he publicly spoke to our disadvantage. F"
The Italian delegation is scheduled
to leave Paris for Rome tonight.
Compromise Prevented.
''We had Just found a compromise,
setting forth Italy's bedrock recession
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
BY Robert ]. Bender

Omitted Press staff correspondent
Washington, April 24.-Deeision on
whether the pact Of London or the
presidents armistiee proposal shall
prevail at the peace conference, is ex-
peeted within "a hours.
If the pact Of London secret
agreement between England, France
and Italy, whereby Italys objeetiyes
were promised by the other allies
wins out, President Wilson probably
will leave the conference.
II the armistiee agreement signed by
all the allied powers prevails, Italy
must yield on her demands for Nume,
quit the conference or send new dele
gates.
Showdown Evident
The situation is regarded here as a
definite and final showdown between
1919 model diplomacy and the age old
stateeraft involving secret treaties.
President Wilson, it is stated here. has
the support Of Lloyd-George and Pre-
mier Clemenceau in refusing Fiume to
Italy.
japan, playing her usual silent hand,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24

stand, il was believed the French would
redouble their efforts in that direction.
1t was learned that while LlOyd-George
and Orlando were in conference at the
latter's hotel, Premier Clemenceau S
secretary appeared there. This was be-
lieVed to presage a personal attempt
by the "Tiger' to induce Orlando and
his associates to postpone their with
drawal.
Meanwhile, President Wilson was de-
elared by those close to him to be
standing pat" on his statement that
Italy cannot have Fume. the Adriatic
seaport which has been the erux of
the whole situation.
1t was said the president is willing
to reopen the matter on just one con-
dition-that the Italians shall ack-
nowledge unequivocally the principles
contained in the armistiee terms and
the "fourteen points" and partially
reiterated by him in his statement yes
terday afternoon.
Council Now "Big Three"
The PRESIDENT associates. it was
learned, are urging him to carry his
crusade for open diplomacy further and
issue a new statement, declaring the
principles proclaimed by America shall
be applied to the entire peace settle
ment-thus definitely meeting in ad.
vance any situation similar to the Ad-
riatie question which shall arise in the
future. BY many this suggestion was
accepted as being aimed directly at
Japan, whose territorial claims in Chi
ma are based on secret treaty, the
same as were Italy's Adriatic claims,
with the single exception of Fiume.
The supreme council, now reduced to
the "big three, was scheduled to take
up the financial and economic phases
Of the treaty today Despite this fact
it was believed the eonferfes would
find time to consider further Japan s
claims and China's counter claims re.
garding Kiao Chau and the Shantung
peninsula.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24

This statement completely changed
the complexion of the situation again,
high authority having announced
shortly before noon that the Italians
would not depart today.
"The Italians will not leave for
Rome today high authority had
declared following conference be-
tween Premier Orlando and Premier
Lloyd d-George.
Both the British and French delega-
tions apparently united in an eleventh
hour attempt to induce the Italians to
recede from their determinatlon
Lloyd George called at Orlando S hotel
this morning and remained eloseted
with him for two hours. While the
British leader was in conference. with
the italian statesman. Premier Glenn
enceau's S secretary also called at the
hotel and conversed with Orlando.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24

According to the presidents friends,
he has done his duty, in line with pre-.
viously enuneiated principles and is now
willing to let matters rest while the
Italians consider among themselves
what they wish to do. If they decide
to meet his position, he Is ready to re-
open the question:
The president is understood to have
indicated he made yesterday after
noon S statement in order to bring the
Adriatic problem to head aud clarity
the situation, so the conference might
proceed with other matters.
Some Of the American representatives
are now seeking TO induce Wilson TO
make another statement, pointing out
in what way tho principes,to which all
the allies agreed are not to- be carried
out,
Captain Ferrucci, head of the Italian
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24

press bureau, said the delegation was
discussing a proposition by Premier
LloydGeorge, offering a possible com
promise, when Wilson statement was re-
ceived. The session was Immediately
dissolved, hepsaid, the delegation decid.
ing that further discussion was useless
"You can come to the statios this
afternoon and see us leave
Ferrueci declared there would be no
answer to the president, since his state
ment was not given to the Italians di-
rect The Italians probably will inform
the supreme council-now the "big
three that 1t is departing. Ferrucei
reiterated that Wilson had disregarded
the principle Of elf-determination re-
garding Fiume.
At the" white house" il was stated
that no further announcement would be
made at this time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
Spokane Prepares Welcome
For Heroes Of 36lst Infantry

Spokane, Wash, April 24.-spokane
today was putting the finishing touches
on what promises TO be the grealest
celebration in her history tomorrow
when the 36lst regiment Of the Dist d.
vision and the flying circus both hit
town in the early dawn and stay most
Of the day. While the crack flyers Of
the circus are dcfying death above the
city. the troops will be moving along
the business streets in parade.
The war trophy train. here for three
hours early last night drew $4,000 spec.
taiora.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
By william Philip simms

Aadpttdi bHhtHal Npttldl NtfAlttsf
Versailles, April "a. = Arrangements
for reception of German delegates here.
practically complete today, include pro
visions 10 protect the enemy representa-
tiyes from mobs Of the curious.
A long barrier. six feet high, is be-
ing constructed from the Hotel Des
Reservoirs (the German headquaFters)
TO the Trianon palace hotel, where the
preliminary meetings viii be held. Fur
ther protection will be afforded BY a
guard Of soldiers around the park. from
which the public win be barred. The
Germans will be permitted to use no
other route between the two hotels than
this walled path.
A special commission Of IL members
has been named By the French TO act as
intermediates between the Germans
and the outside world. This commits.
sion. under Lieutenant Colonel Henri.
will include two ma iors, three captains,
two lieuienanfs and four interpreters.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
Danzig VIII Be Free City
Under League OF Nations

Paris, April 24-Final decision on
the disposition Of Denzig, announced
this afternoon, makes that port a free
city under the league Of nations. The
city is granted its independence and
complete autondmy in local affairs.
Poland and Germany are ..iyen free
dom Of passage across the Polish cor
rid0r TO the city
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
Orlando Says President
Wilson Seeking To Turn
Italy Against Rulers

X Paris, April 24.-(2:3O P. NJ
X UNITED Press. Premier Or.
X lando, replying to President /
X Wilson this afternoon declared
X he earnestly protests against
X the offensive supposition that
X the Italians will submit to any
x save their own terms.
4 Wilson : statement 0relando
X declared. was intended 10 "set
4 the Italian people against their
< government.
+ In explaining his reply, which !
K wGs issued through the Italian
X press bureau, Orlando said he
4 had "copied Wilson 5 method,
< which is an innovation. +"
x X X X x x X X X X \ X X ;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
PRESIDENT STANDSPAT
ON FIULME UL TINA TUM
Wilson S Statement Read
And Approved By Lloyd
George And Clemenceau
By Lowell Mellett


Omitted Press correspondent
Paris, April 24.-President
Wilson 5 statement regarding
Fume was read and approved
by Premier Lloyd-GeOrge and
Premier Clemeneeau before il
was issued, according to infor-
nation from reliable sources
today.
The British leader was said
to have been acquainted with
the contents of the statement
; Monday afternoon, and 0lem-
enceau yesterday. The latter
was reported to have declared
it was "admiraIble'' and that
; he "would not change a word
; Lloyd-George S efforts to ad-
just the situation late yester-
day are understood to have TAX
en- the form of assuring Italy
; that Great Britain would abide
; by her treaty obligations Gum
; der the pact of Iondon,) which
however, would not include FL
ume. He is said to have en-
deavored to persuade Wilson to
hold up the statement tempo
rarily while he negotiated with
Premier Orlando. The latter's
uncompromising demand for
Fiume, however, resulted in
complete adherence il Wilson, S
statement.
4, 4 l. =. i, Il y 4 I. y \ 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
Controversy On e
Of Secret PdctS Us.
Wilson'S II Points

may well see in the present situation,
authorities believe, the attitude which
will be shown by the allied leaders to-
ward her territorial aims in China.
With announcement today that the
Italian delegates Aould delay their
threatened departure home, officials
hoped Italy is ready TO "talk turkey"
Her delegates made the supreme fight
and apparently were beaten. Their
government cannot accuse them of not
making every effort. next TO breaking
up the conference, TO gain their object
ives.
Compromise Forseen
The question here. in the view Of
diplomatic and official quarters hero
today eentered on what the allies
would give Italy in the way of naval
base facilities to take the place or Fl
ume.
On her eastern coast, Italy has No
seaport nothing that would make a
naval base-between Venice and Brin-
disi. Italians insist that this eannob
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
CBY ED L. KEENl


Paris, April N---Al leaders met this afternoon in
final effort to induce the Italian delegation to remain in
the peace conference.
The meeting called at o'clock resulted from an in
vtation issued by Premier uoydGeorge to President
Wilson, Premier Orlando and Premier Clemenceau.
This was the first time the Italian delegation had
faced Wilson since Monday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-24
Other Ships En- Route.

Washington, April "a. - Omitted
Press. Transport sailings were an
nounccd by the war department today
as follows;
Battleship Vermont, Brcst to New
port News, due Nav 4 with 53rd pioneer
infantry field and staff headquarters
company, medical detachment, compa.
mics A, B and G; casual company s27,
scattered; company + and detachment
Of company r, Hath engineers.
Battlesbip New Hampshire, Brest to
Newport News, no date given, with 53rd
pioneer infantry, supply company medi-
cal detachment, second battalion head
quarters, company d, L, + and G.; evac-
uation hospital number a.
Caserta Due May 8,
Transport Caserta, Marseillcs to New
York, due May with 66th company,
transportation company; 65Sth aero
squadron; 6j0th aero squadron; air
service yasual company numbtE 7; J0th
aero squadron; casual compa=,ss -um.
bers 1901, eolOred, scattered; 1920, sig.
nal corps; 3046, coast artillery; 304S,
Colorado; 1851, scattered, colored; spe-
cial casual company numbers 3055, dis.