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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
BANNER HOLDERS IN RED
CROSS COUNTY ROLL GALL

The final report of the Christmas
roll call for Lenh! chapter was for
warded TO . Boise this week. and
showed a total enrolment for 1919 OF
1861 members. an increase OF 392 ov-
IL lat year. with cash collected of
S1Ti1 portion OF this cash IL re-.
tained hy the local chapter for local
vcfk and the rest Is sent ~ division
headquarters The expenses Of the
ron call which were small were met
by donations.
Gilmore made about the best show
ing in the county, with the exception
OF Leesburg which was first under
the tape with a 100 per cent enroll
amentment Gilmore sent in SIS
early In the month. and officers of
the roll call thought the mining
camp had made good record. but
on Monday OF this week an addition
al order for sS2 was received lr ln
Mrs Mary r. Fielder. who IL s@ere-
tary OF the Gilmore branch OF the
Red Cross. making a grand total OF
1880 in cash and representing l43
members, some being nat lzine
members and three contributing
members. Two Gilmore residents
lsigned up with committee member
down here. so that the mining camr
will be credited with total member
ship of lis on the chapter records
Credit for this fine showing IL due e
Mrs. Fielder and Mrs Anderson ane
their helpers
CameIe Rock OF the Ranger min,
also was one OF the stars in the cam
Ipaign. turning In 100 per cent en-
lrollment of the men employed there
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
Or. Hammer Is Appointed.

AT meeting of the board Of coun-
ty commissioners on Monday DR.
Charles +. Hammer was appoipted
county health officer and physi-
clan to the INDECENT poor. DIR. Wright
had held this office heretofore for a
number of years.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17

When Harry Hettinger returns
from camp some tine this month the
new family VIII take for their home
1.-THE Hines residence near the Adven-
hist church in Salmon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17

County Agent Musser of Ada was In
Salmon Tuesday in the interest of
the organization of agricultural ex-
tension work in Lemhi Stree the
resignation of County Agent Nelson.
who. II will be remembered. gave
up the work 10 return TO his own
farming interests. The Ada county
agent. who came az The deputy of the
state agent. was told by the board Of
county commissioners to send along
another man for the county. and this
Will BE- done
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17

DIR. Hammer is arranging to reopen
his hospital in Salmon at an early
day.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17

J. /. KlRTLEY. Jr.. Clerk.
Bv ". ". SIMMOSDS, Deputy
QUARLES & CHERRY. Attorneys
for Plaintiff. Residence, Salmon.
Lemhi county. Idaho.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17

Olives in bulk at the Salmon Bak-
erY
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
FRANCE SCORNS TRUCE WITH
THE RUSSIAN REDS,
(by Herbert Bayard Swopc.j

PARIS. January 11.-French Foreign
Minister Stephen Ptchon today made
public proposition from Great Brit
am 10 admit delegates OF the Russian
Boishevits Government to the Peace
Conference along with other factions
in Russia.
HIS announcement revealed com
p1cated situation that u series Of
cVaSfons and diplomatic denials on the
part OF France, America and Great
Britain failed to clarity. Instead It's
importance was stressed Ivy the vchcm
cnce OF contradictions which later in
the day were recalled
M. Pichon's original statement sa;d
chat Great britain had dcspa. chcd fhe
note on January to Franco, Amcri-
ca. Italy and Japan. The American
delegation were a unit IN declaring
no such communication had been ro
co'vcd. and qucstioncrs were rcfcrr-
cd to the British. That quarter. how
over, admitted the authority tf tho
note and affirmed thor belief in the
value OF the suggestion in the face of
the b"ter opposition OF tho French.
In addition, queetioners were autho
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18

OF t2oO colored YoiceA who wore
invited by Mr.. Sunday . o sing the
folk songs SO dear to tliN" heart OF
every American. The usa al choir
was dispensed with and tho colored
occupied their place.
Such singing will long be 7, emem-
bered by the thousands who / card,
and tho tumultuous applause was
evidence of the pleasure the sing ers
gave. Prof. Elmer Leon Payn W, Is
unanimously chosen as the conductor
and as local journal put it, brought,
out everything there was in tho
voices and tho music 1t was rev.
citation to all present, and never
again perhaps will such wonderful
music be heard in this city.
The chorus sang the old Spirituals
and one or two modern works of
the Negro. Mr.. Sunday evinced the
most lively interest and actually
wcpt. so moved was he. He paid Il
glowing tribute to the race ami
among other things said: III the
Negro is good enough to fight in the
trenches and to buy Liberty Bonds,
his girl is good enough to work
milton factories -
Billy Sunday spoke "the truth, the
whole truth and nothing but the
TRUTH 1t should not be-. forgotten
though that when he was speaking
in Providence, the war was going on
and white and colored folks were
being killed and wounded in Europe.
Now he is speaking I'm Richmond
with the war over and the white and
colorod folks in Europe being brought
back to this country.
1t would be interesting to know
whether or not Mr.. Billy Sundays
opinions in Rhode Island arc the
Same rs Billy Sundays opinion In
Virginia. We venture the opinion
that there nre tens of thousands of
white Virginians who agree with Mr..
Billy Sunday in the expression Of his
opinion in Rhode Island.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATE

We favo noted with particular in
tcEest tho comment relative to the
prospective nominee of tho Republi-
can Party for the Presidency of tho
United States. We have from time
to tilno called attention to tho fact
that ono OF tho distinguished leaders
OF that party ia rarely mentioned,
although he sacrificed lifetime
position in order to load tho Repub-
iichn forces to victory. but which
finally eliminated in defeat.
Tho Now York Wall Street Journal
names this statesman, whom it says:
Tho leader of the Republican
party is not dead. Hc is Charles
Evans Hughes, and viii, hold that
pQsition up to 1929--or perhaps
longer"
Ipdge Hughes is sound on all
great questions. He has the unique
distinction of being popular In both
of The former camps of the Republi-
can Party. ITO WAS an intimate
friend and adlnirer OF ex-President
Theodore Roosevelt, who has just
crossed the river" and will receive
the cordial support of tho following
sof that groat chieftain.
1t looks to us that before deciding
upon a candidate, it would be we'll
to ASCERTAIN the wishes Of Hon.
Charlea Evans Hughes Of New York.
President Wilson was elected with
out Now York, but tho next prospcc-
two occupant OF tho White House
will hardly be able to do tho samo
thing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
C0IIOaEI4 RoOsMvELTs WILL 10
READ TO FAMILY.
Although Actual Figures AFRO Not
Given, 1t Is Known to Dis
pose of 100000.
LEAVES REALTY TO WIDOW

Oyster Bay N. Y, January O. Col.
n >eodore Rooseve!t's will. made in
1e,. ? was read to members , of the
FAM, " at Sycamore Hi today. and
nroba, lily wiz be filed with the sur
ropate Of Nassau County to morrow
A'thCn Ugh the value Of the former
prcs;dc,u IS estate was not made
known Il was understood to amount
In not moe than $500,000 Accord
ing to Att,,r ney George G. Cobbe of
Now yorl, VIII read the will the docu
meut provides that tho entire estate,
with the exception Of the family
silver and pSatc. shall be held In
trust for the widow during her life,
and gives her power to dispose OF 1T
by viii as she secs fit. In the event
Rhc leaves no wTl the estate Is to be
divided in cluat parts among the
children.
The silver and family plate, Mr..
Cohbe said are to he DIVIDED among
the children rs IS Il $50 600 trust fund
left to Colonel Roosevelt by his faith
er.
The will named ae trustees hen-
tenant Colonel Thcodo re Roosevelt,
Jr. and w. Enr,in Roosevelt. q cousin
of the Colonel.
Mrs Roosevelt who WAS unable
to attend the funeral yesterday Will
visit the grave in Young's Memorial
Cemetery tomorrow after which she
Will leave Sycamore Hill for BRET
visit to Colonel Roosevelts sister,
Mrs. William Sheffield Cow1es, at
Pennington, Conn.
Hundreds OF visitors tIrongcd tho
cemetery today and 1t was learned
that one Of tho reasons for the sta
Goning Of military guard Of honor
about tho grave wae TO prevent
souvenir hunters" FROM carrying
away the floral tributes.
kilograms. cahlcgremU ana letters
coincidence continued to pour into
Sycamore 1Iill TODAY. nnd Contain
Roosevelt said that all which bore I'D
dresses would be answered. Tie cx-
pressed the appreciation of the family
for the many messages which snvo no
addresses to which replies could be
sent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
BILLY SUNDAY AND THE
COEORED FOLKS.

Billy Sunday, the noted evangelist
revival meetings ut the City Audi
torium here. Information comes
that colored people arc absolutely
barred from attending these meet
ings. Ills managers have doomed it
advisable to show only white people
the way to Heaven and to direct them
rs to the shortest route to get there.
Just how these arrangements can be
matio to conform to the teachings of
The good and lowiy Jesus is puzzle
that some one else will be required
to solve.
These conditions seem to have
Sunday and no doubt he is worried
over the matter. He announces that
ne wishes TO speak to the colored
people of this city and for this pur-
pose will arrange IL date. We are
sorry slat this condition Of affairs
exists here, giving the impression
that there is friction between the
white and colored people and that the
two races cannot meet together under
the same roof.
We do not know OF a white church
i'll Richmond, where colored person
cannot enter some portion of it to
listen to a sermon by the pastor, tho
priest or the rector in charge. Just
as somebody Numbered in securing
quarters too small for the accommo-
dation Of tho crowds, who desire to
hear Mr.. Billy Sunday, so somebody
has Numbered in excluding from the
meetings ono OF the most loyal races
Of people on the face OF the globe.
We do not know just what position
the colored ministers of this city will
take in dealing with this situation
and we do not assume to take the
position OF advising them. They
have sound Judgment, the equal if
not superior to our own and we shall
watch with much interest their atti-
tudo in dealing with this most pecul-
lar situation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
GREAT MEN WEEP AT ROOSE-
WELT BIER

These impressive words, spoken sol
emily in bencdiCtion at tho little
o.rurcho where the funeral service was
where the funeral service was
held brought tears to tho eyes OF
niuny persons who made no effort to
conceal them. Tears coursed down the
checks of Bishop Frederick Il Bur-
CESS, who sat near Rev. George K.
Talmadgc, rector OF Christ Episcopal
Church, but took no part in the serv-
ices. Tears glistcncd upon the checks
of former President William II. Taft
and of ViccPresident Marshall and of
"Unclo Joe" Cannon, and many OF tho
other $50 persons in the little edifice
where the Roosevelt family has wor-
shipped for years.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18

rizcd to say that America and Japan
and probably Ita.y were stand np TO
the British view as being tar mos.
eff. cacious with the Russian uphcaval
and the threatened spread of Il social
revolution 10 the rest Of Europe
Denials OF the reception OF the note
took on Importance not only because
they showed how deep seated secret
diplomacy remh MS and how contin-
uously it Is employed, but Of far
greater significance because it dem
onstrated that there is II serious
disorder Of views among the leaders
ut the peace table. France has been
committed to armed intervention in
Russia, and recent debates n the Com
mittce on Foreign Relations of the
Chamber of Deputies failed to gan
from Minister Pichon the definite as
surance that this plan would be dropp
ed.
Because 1t was feared the French
Government might swing It's Influence
at the Pcacc Conference to force In
Russia, certain Socialists in tie Clam
Der Of Deputies con.riyed to have
publicity given to the British attitude
nEiCil lucS SucEtcucU III UOlnS Ill
spitc Of censorship precautions that
stonred one paper from printing the
document.
Prem 'er Clcmenccau long has been
an advocate Of force In Russia Many
students Of his course believe that
this was in his mind last year when
no pleaded that America should re
constitute the battle line"
With tho first meeting Of the Peace
commissioners now set for Monday,
preceded by a meeting of the SUI
prone War Council. Sunday the big
task before the commission will be
the settlement Of Russian represcn
tation' which is at the moment the
cause Of sharp divergence hut which
VIII probably he pulled together by
means Of a compromise. In the plan
adopted will he the keynote of the
worlds future altitude toward Boil
shevism and a test Of our declared
sincerity in aid Of Russia in finding
full self-e1pression.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
THE WAR COUNCIL MEETS.

Paris, Jan. 12.-The supreme coun
ell of the peace congress-, conr's4 ing OF
President Wilson and tho premicrs IN
foreign ministers oe the four great
powers Great Britain. France the
United States and Italy met at3o'clocl
this afternoon at he French freign
office for the first formal exchange of
views and to make arrangements for
the, procedure of tho conference to-
morrow. at which tho full delegations
Wal be present.
Those present wtre President VII
son the AEcrican Secretary Of State,
George and Foreign Minister A. J.
Robert Lansing; Premier David Lloyd
Bn.four, of Great Britain. Premier
Clemenceau and Foreign Minister Sc
phen Pichon of France. Premier Wit
tor.o Orlando and Foreign Minister
Baron Sidney Sonino, of Italy, and
Marshal1 Fochs Georges Lcyguos
French Minister CT marine, Etienne
Clcmcntcl minister of commerce, and
Louis Louchcur. MINISTER of indus
trial reconstruction.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18

In answer to Congressional enquiry
Secretary Of War Glass informed Con
gress that only $50 900 checks out of
100000 checks. for dependents al!ot
ments and allowances deducted from
soldiers pay for November and Decem
Der had been mailed to the families of
the soldiers. Members Of Congress have
been flooded with complaints on ac-
count Of suffering relatives and fami
Ives OF soldiers to receive the money
coming to them.
In the recently elected Democratic
Legislature Of Utah, there ore four
women one OF them in the upper
branch and three In the lower branch.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
Mea Wanted at Pin. DOH phns.tio.
Pine Dell Plantation. w,n,am.burg

Pine Dell Plantation. Williamsburg.
Va. offers good opportunity for good
mer only. We operate 1000 acres on
James and thickahcmlny rivers. We
arc making preparations to ship our
own timber on our own railroad, with
our own boats to our own coal mines
III pennsylvania. We operate Il saw
NJ L, and have large acreage under
cultivation, which are operated under
modern principles. We arc pioneers
and VIC seek men for various branches
to expand with us.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
NATION PAUSES WHILE BODY Is
LAID TO REST

The nation PAUSED today .tcmDora
rily suspended practically all OF it's
act'yi' les. while the body Of it's great
son was lowered into the grave No
s"ch sight has been witnessed since
Sept. 10, 1901. when similar honor
w"s pad to the memory Of President
william Mckinley. The martyrcd chief
executive At 2o'clock the announced
hour at which the asst rite would take
place men in all walks of life uncover
cd. Men and women boys and girls
stood moment in Impressive silence.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
ISDITOIe SMITHS CRITICISMS.

Hon. Harry G. Smith, editor Of tho
Cleveland, Ohio. Gazette charges DR..
W. u. Is. Dubois with ignoring our
CAUSE. fIo asses the following Ian
guage:
representing the NJ. a. A. G. P,
Prof. w. Il. II. Dubois has reached
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
WILL DEMAND SARRE BASIN.

Paris, January II UIavas)-Whcn
the peace conference officially inau-
guratcs its work on January 90 ac
cordsng to the Echo dc Par,s there
will be brought before it for cons d.
Grafton n memorandum OF Il French
demand for the Sarro B1S'n. The
memorandum also will include Il plan
for the ntcruationali2nt'n on e the nav
sgaton OF the Rhine with special adj
Vontagcs for nations bordering on that
river.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
PURITAN SIMPLICITY MARKS
LAST RITES

The service was OF Puritan sim
plic.ty, for the organ was hushed and
no hymns were sung, Colonel Rooso
vclt's favorite hymn GLOW Firm n
Foundation, Ye Saints OF the Lord,
Is found in the Book of his Excellent
Word" was read by DR.. Talmadge.
But nothing in the impressive sim
picity OF tho service which the Col
oncl himself was reported to have
outlined Il month ago to his Wife, elk
ualed the solemnity and impressive
ness of tho benediction, couched as
it was in it's unusual personal phrase
ology.
Mrs. Roosevelt felt unequal to the
strain Of attending the church ser
wee and the comm'ttal ceremony at
the grave. She viewed her husbands
face for tho last time after tho pri-
vatc service at Ta:.sm0rc Hill, then
remained alone with her grief as the
co. tcgc passed from Wow.
The great and he HURDLE rubbed
Glib wS, sharing n common rf,cf, at
iEc tlrce lrHf services. The Vice
President of the United States, Il
former Pres, dent, United States Sen
at rs and Representa- ives Governors
of SiatcS-ail were on the same foot
ing with the servant, and other re-
tanners Of the Roosevelt family.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18

A splendid start for the New Year
would be to resolve to read The
Planet throughout the year, I9l9.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18

Mr.. Billy Sunday spoke in Provi-
dence last November and it seems
that he has opinions upon the race
question that will give satisfaction
to the colored folks here. or course,
those colored folks in Rhode Island
are from the Southland and his
commentator of them will prove to
be interesting reading to the colored
folks here.
The report is as follows:
Last Sunday night before an
audience Of over ten thousand people
at the Billy Sunday tabernacle in
Providence, thero appeared chorus
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
TEARS OF SENATOR FALL
UPON CASKET

At tic grave, when Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge knelt aud ga2ed long at
the severely plain oaken casket bear
ing the mortal rCma rs of his great
FIR end, his fast falling tears mingled
With those of James Amos, Colonel
Rooscvclts colorcd body servant. Ex-
President Taft and Major General
Leonard Wood who was colonel Of
the Rough Riders in the Spanish
American War when Theodore Roos
vet was lieutenant Colonel, went open
Iy. Unashamcd "Uncle joe Cannon
and Russell j. Cole who was Colonel
Roosevelt's companion on numerous
fishing trips allowed their tears to
speak Their emotion.
4 graceful tribute was paid by
Oyster Bays school children. who
strcwed flowers before Il. cortege as
i, approached the little church on the
hill and as it wendell its slow way to
the cemetery. No plumed knight Of
tver held a highc" pace in the hearts
OF romaneic young people then that in
vi ich Colonel Roosevelt w!as enshrin
ed the collective Ecnrt CT young a
mer'ca. And to-day that portion of
young America resident in Oyster Bay
silently expressed its affection with
flowers Late today and tonight little
coter;os of the older children were dis
cusSing starting chTdrcn's fund for
Colonel Roosevelt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
FOOD CONFEEaENCE. HARMONIOUS

Paris Saturday. January 11.-PreSi
dent Wilson went to the Headquarters
of the American mission at 5oclock
this afternoon a the French fore gn
ference with the American peace dele
gates for nearly two hours.
The International food commission
headed by Herbert G. Hoover held u
three hour Scss on today and wiz hold
an Their meeting tomorrow morning.
France Great Britain and the Unit
ed States were represented at the con
ference today. No statement was
gwen out tonight other than that the
meeting had been entirely harmon
ious and that the commission expects
to be able to annol nco its general
plans tomorrow
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18

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SETTLE ENEMIES FIRST.

Paris, January 12.-The program
France will propose as host to the
peace conference is understood to
provide first for presentation Of the
status OF society Of nations and the
appointment Of a committee to consid
or it and make recommendations to
the full conference. The next step
would be settlement OF the status of
Germany. Austria he Balkans and
other eastern countries.
The adoption Of the recommends
tons Of the committee on league
OF nations. according to this program
would be the final act Of the confer
encc. II is pointed out in support OF
this method of procedure that. whilo
the announcement of the framework
Of 4 league Of nations must form the
basis Of the other work Of the con
ference, tho completed plan of a
league logically will como up last
since 1t must safeguard all the deci-
sions Of the conference.
The proposal to give preference to
the question Of the status OF Germany
after the appointment Of league OF
nations committee is explained by the
theory that decisions Regarding Aus
trian and the eastern countries will
hinge upon the conclusions reached
regarding Germany. 1t is suggested
that it would. for example, DO impos-
sible to settle the future Of German
Austria without knowing the decision
affecting Germany
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