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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
SOCIALISTS AFTER
HUNGARY CONTROL;
JOSEPH OPPOSED
(By Associated Press)

VIENNA, Sept. 1.-The press of this
city describes the new Hungarian
cabinet as "unreservedly reactionary'
and speculates upon the reception
which will be given it by the entente
and the probable course Of hungarian
socialists and working men.
Count Osaky, the foreign minister,
was formerly a diplomatic officer and
was a member of the encourage of
former Emperor Charles in Switzer-
land. He is said to be still in that
country. Martin Lovassy declined to
enter the new cabinet, being quoted
as saying that its formation was a
direct challenge to the entente" Paul
Garami, minister of Justice In the
Peidl cabinet is reported to be leaving
Buda Pest for switzerland, having
made the declaration that here is no
hope of solution of the Hungarian
problem. Former Premier Jules and
Karl Payer, his secretary of home at-
fairs, are reported to be assuming the
leadership Of the Socialists. The
Szabo who has been announced as the
representative of a small farmers in
the new government, is not the former
minister of agriculture, but an I'M
known man from a small village.
Reports from Budapest say that the
support Of the new cabinet is gradual
ly falling away and predict that Paris
has or will indicate its disfavor Of the
present government and insist upon a
more popular cabinet. This seems to
be based on official intimatiOn. Vienna
papers continue to print lists OF jew
ish victims Of pograms and are print
ing the news of the victims and the
localities where the pograms occurred
despite the hungarian government S
denials that they occurred.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
RAILMEN TO LEAVE
STRIKE ACTION IN
OFFICIALS HANDS
(Bv Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept. e Partial
returns from the strike vote now in
progress among the railroad shopmen,
indicate, union officials said today,
that the men will accept the advice Of
their officers and leave the matter of
a strike in their hands, pending the
result of governmental efforts to re-
duce the cost of living.
This was the day originally set for
a strike and it was feared that some
of the more restless element might
quit work. Secretary Scott Of the
railway employees department of the
American Federation of Labor said,
however, no report of strikes had been
received. He added that if work was
suspended anywhere it would be at
the point where the union officials ap-
pealed to the men to continue on the
jobs had not been fully understood.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
Eight Represent City
at Hibernian Meeting

Richmond is we'll represented at the
semi-annual meeting Of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians, which Is now be-
ing held at Fl. Wayne. The order has
not held a state meeting for a year,
for, owing to the war, its semi-annual
meetings were indefinitely postponed.
For this reason it is expected that a
great many vital matters will be dis
cussed.
Several local ladies of the ladies'
auxiliary to the A. o. H. are at the
meeting.
Following are those who have left
Richmond for the meeting: William
Carol, John Lawler, Martin Eagan
and Patric Shinn; Mrs. Nolan, Mrs
kluesner, Lucille Carney and Mary
Carney.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
LOU EMM0NS IN SARTORIAL LIMELIGHT
IN N. w. HERALDED AS PERFECT DRESSER
fkari x. Kitchen, in New York Sun
dau wartdN

(kari x. Kitchen, in New York Sun
day WorId).
II Louis Martin Emmons, the nifti-
est dresser in that art centre of the
Middle West, Richmond, Indiana,
hadn't replied to Andre de Fouquires,
when that Partisan dandy asserted
that American men didn't know how
to dress, the same Louis Martin En-
mons might have remained a mer-
chant tailor in that same art centre Of
the Middle West instead of becoming
a movie star.
For Mr.. Emmon's reply to NJ. de
Fouquieres's grave charge changed
his whole life. From comparative OBJ
scurity-that is if the best dressed
man in the art center of the Middle
West could be said to be obscure-he
leaped into comparative fame.
At least. he is the star Of a photo
play called "Society's Answer" And
while neither Douglas Fairbanks nor
Charlie Chaplin will be at all worried
that such a "fillum" is on the market,
there is no question that Louis Mar
tin Emmons has climbed a few rungs
up the ladder to fame and fortune.
Emmons Admitted 1t.
It must be made plain that the
writer did not assert that Mr.. Emmons
was the best-dressed man in Rich
mond. Mr.. Emmons voluntarily ad-
mitted it. Consequently there was no
occasion to prove it.
The promoters of the film society's
answer naaded a swell dresser in the
role of the Millionaire. They
turned to me because l had become
famous as the best-dressed man in
America and turned to them because
they had ready money.
It was hard to desert Richmond.
Indiana, and its cultured people for
the fillums; but l felt that l could
carry a message to a wider public If
I personally appeared in picture and
displayed my clothes.
The plot of the story is concerned
with the frivolities of society before
the pleading cry of war-stricken Coun-
tries reaches the hearts of the people !;
and then, afterward, the awakening
Of these people to the real worth
while thing of life, and their noble
answering to the plea Of distress.
"Not Life in Richmond"
l might add that the picture is a
story of real life and real peaple, with
a continual round of teas, dances.
luncheons and love. 1t is not life as
it is lived in Richmond, Indiana, mind
you. No moving picture could portray
that But it shows life as it is lived
in New York.
Whenever the picture is shown,
copies of my American dress chart
are distributed to the audience, and
if movie fans will follow it they will
be correctly dressed on all occasions.
For instance, for all occasions after
six o'clock, weddings, receptions. for
NAL dinners, theatres and dances, an
evening dress coat should be worn.
white tie should be worn with it.
Ties All Red
Il had a hard time convincing many
of Richmond's leading citizens that a
white tie should never be worn with
a dinner coat. Several of my friends
in that classic city used to assert that
they didn't care what color their tie
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02

was so long as it was red. But after
they got my dress chart they learned
differently.
The Richmond critics spoke very
highly of me. One of them wrote that
did great credit TO myself by the
simple and Unaffected manner in
which I interpreted the character of
the Millionaire.
And the same critic added that my
former fellow-citiZens enjoyed seeing
me walk down the street on the screen
sartorially perfect, as was my wont
when l lived there and was invariably
referred to as the city's Beau Brum-
mel. In short, the first showing OF
Americas Answer in Richmond was
a triumph for myself and wardrobe
not forgetting the Nyloptic Nymph,
Mile. Devote.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
RICHMOND INDEPENDENTS TO
PRACTICE THIS EVENING

The Richmond Independent football
squad will hold its first practice Tues
day evening in South Tenth street
park All members of the squad are
requested to be present by 7:30
o'clock.
All men in the city who have not
signed up and who would like to play
are requested to be present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
City Champs Beaten
In Exhibition Match

Ollie Often and Jim Harrington.
playing an exhibition tennis match
with Holiday and Isley, city doubles
tennis champions, on the west side
courts, took the champs" in camp
by winning three straight sets, Sc,
6-3 and Ga
Often and Harrington, who had all
the bad breaks in their match with
Simmons and Eversman, in the city
tournament, redeemed themselves by
playing good consistent tennis, and
although Holiday and Isley played
their old army" game, had little
trouble in winning decisively.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
williamsburg Will Hold
Picnic for Service Men

WILLIAMSBURG, O., Sept. "A
welcome home celebration for the re-
turned service men of williamsburg
and Glen karn, o., and Bethel, Ind,
will be held in the village of Hollans-
burg on September IL.
Parades, band concerts, a commun-
ity picnic dinner, ball games, athletic
contests, speaking and community
singing, together with an aerOplane
fight, are announced by the committee
in charge as some of the big events of
the day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
Great Fires Destroy
Forests in France
CIV Associated Presss

TOULON, Sept 2-Vast forest fires
which have been raging in the re-
gion between this city and Cannes
are reported to have been partially
extinguished. Help has been taken to
villages isolated by the fires and
measures have been taken by the
authorities to relieve distress. \
number of persons have been injured
and the material damage has been
very heavy. Whole forests of chest
nut, cork trees and pines in the Mall
res mountains have been destroyed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
SMITH PURCHASES MAIN
STREET BRIDGE BONDS

The second issue of Main street
bridge bonds, covering the appropria-
ton of $4,000 recently made by the
county commissioners, has been sold
to |. E. Smith, contractor, who is COM
plotting the bridge. The bonds are Az
percent, and mature semi-annually;
$4,000 on the first of January and July,
eahc year They We're sold at par
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
Circuit Court Records

Suit to recover $500 on notes and
an open account, was filed in circuit
court Tuesday by the Central Auto
agency against Charles Dagler
Gus Hoelscher was appointed spe-
cial judge to try the divorce suit of
Herbert Ray against Ethel Ray, on
the motion for a change of judge filed
by the defendant. The case is set for
trial on September "a.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Robert E. Hussey, farmer, Fayette
county, and Grace M. Jenkins, stem
ographer. Hagerstown.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Daisy M. and Orange D. Hall. to
Sarah Nixon, west half, lot 5, block /,
Chapel and Symons addition, Dublin,
$3.50
Samuel F. and Lillian Hall to Nina
NJ. Scheddler, lot 6, block 6, Dublin.
$100
William A. and Ada L. Wright to
Charles H. and Eliza J. Duke, west
half section 80, township II N, range
IA E, 80 acres. 81.
Clayton Hunt to John Osborn, N E.
quarter section /, township 10, range
2 w, 81.
Herman F. and Minnie Pilgrim to
Edgar and Jeffettie Stout. lot IS, Mary
j. Stevens addition, Richmond, 81.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
BUILDING COST AUGUST ss1 200

Report Of the city building inspect
or, John E. Pinnick, for the month Of
August shows that building in Rich
mond for the month increased notice
ably over the other summer months.
Total cost Of the work done for Au-
gust was $91.771, of which SS6,896 was
expended for new work and $4,S75 for
remodelling
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
THRESHING RING FINISHES
SEASON WITH BIG PICNIC

WEST ALEXANDER, O., Sept q
The Smithf1eld threshing company
motored to Blue Banks near West
Alexander last Saturday for a picnic.
After the picnic dinner the Invinci-
bles defeated the Sharks by a score of
IL to IL. Dancing, card games, horse
shoe throwing and swimming were
enjoyed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
BIRTHDAY DINNER.

CASTINE, Ohio, Sept. Mrs.
George Greggs, living northwest Of
here, celebrated har fifty-second birth
day anniversary at her home Sunday
with dinner. Among the 20 present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen
and daughter, Marie, Of Chillicothe,
Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Gregg and
children, of Lewisburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Shoe and children of Arlington;
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cunningham of
West Alexandria; Mrs. George Cum
ningham, of townsville, and Mrs. Ger
trude Minis, of Fowler Ind
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
COMMERCIAL CLUB DIRECTORS
RESUME MONTHLY MEETING

The regular monthly meetings of
the board of directors of the Com
mercial Club will be resumed Tuesday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02

The prospective funier will
est Here will the newest ideas furniture and spirit friend
that will
and look Why
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02

Burial in dry flour will keep silver
bright.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
An Interesting Display of Home Outfits

Durability vitality
mture is appreciated When you buy Home Outfit Rone
will last The happy homes furnished Romey
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02

In buying that new dresser,
why not choose modern
period design. This dresser
is big and roomy. beautifully
mirrored and is a reproduc-
ton of the Queen Anne per-
iod. Mahogany or walnut
finish.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02

1t isn't often that a good
strongly made high chair IL
offered at such a bargain.
Take advantage of this op-
portunity while the supply
lasts.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-11
CE E Gu POSTA?
DE CE NU SOSESC SCRISORI
RECULAT DE ACASA?

CHRISTIANIA, 10 Aprilie. =
In cercurile de afaceri norveg;e-
he este mare supararea din .cauza
ca posta dintre Noryegia 81 State
lc Unite trebue Sd treaca Until
prin censura engleza, care prici-
nuieste intirzieri de cite patru
pima la 6 saptamfni. Vapoara carl
plcaca direct din Christiania, lie
mai multe ori pc saptamina spr2
Statcle Unite, ar pntea duce posta
in timp de II zile.
donenilor, tutur0r Macedoneni
lor sd fie sub ocrotirea Italiei.
un grup de MaesdOneni, Aflati II
rsgipnea Tirf Cans
.NeemuI lsenlnees'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-11
CRIMA UNCURILOR
LA FACET.
Ell OMOARA GU B0MBE $50 DE
ROMfNI.

In FACET marele centru romi-
nesc al Banatului, Rominii au ii.
nut 0 mare adunare nationala, "a
care preotii, advocatii, 81 alt
fruntaSi au rostit cuvintari inflA-
carate pentru Unire. La sfirsit $ a
votat in ehtusiasmul general o re.
zolutie care decreteaza unirea gu
Rominia. Adunarca intrcaga a
manifestat pentru Rom1nia Mare
cintind ,,Desteapta-te Romine" s.
alte cintece patriotice.
Pc cind Sc. dcsfdsurau aceste
clipc marete Sc ivcstc deasupra
adunarii un aeroplan unguresc $
incepe sa arunce bombe asupra
adunarei. Bombele au explodat, O.
morind vre-o $50 de Romini.
In urma acestci crime ordinart
care arata toata salbatacia ungu
reasca, consiliul national de Ia
FACET a hotarit sd procedcze l.
represalii contra Ungurilor.
,,Rominia Noua".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-11
@ NOUA PIEDEC.A

LONDRA, 10 Aprilie. - Aliatii
au facut lista de articoli pc
carl Germania nu va avea dreptul
sal trimita in strainatate fara
de invoirea aliatilor.
In lista aceasta Sc spune "a
sunt insirati: carbuni, coca, hir.
tie, lemne, scinduri, materie dc
colo rat, fer, otel, zahar, sticla d
ferestri, masini electrice 81 uncltt
de nasinarii, cum 81 altele multe
Lista aceasta, Sc spune, a ,fos'
facnta nu pentru ca sd impedect
Germania de la exportul acestol
articoli, ci pentru Ca sd Q contro
leze de asa ca toti acesti articoli
| in caz de export, sd fie exportat
I'm primul rind pentru industri'
puteraor aliate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-11
TARANII DIN ARDEAL 81
BOlERII UNGURI.

Linga Sibiiu, taranii din satul
DraSov au intrat la boierul ungur
Teleki, declarindu-l arestat in CO.
sa proprie. Apoi au procedat in
ordine la trecerea mosiilor lui in
stapinirea taranilor.
Teleki a trims un curier Ia
consiliul national din Sibiiu, ce-
rind eliberarea.
Consiliul La TRIMS pc prof. Nj
colae Balan, care a deter1ninat pc
tarani sd elibereze pc contele Te-
leki.
fntrebat de tarani, daca e Ro-
min sau nu, 81 ce gind are Gu mo-
siile boeresti, prof. Balan a spus
Cd e delegatul consiliului 81 Cd pa
minturile boieresti tree in miinilc
taranilor, de oare CO Ardealul fa-
ce acum parte din Rominia, unde
mosiile AL fost impartite prin le-
&c 81 din porunca Regelui, tarani
lor care-l muncesc.
Atunci cei de fata an aclamat
pc Regele Ferdinand 81 Rominia
Mare, lar pc urma au trecut Ia bi
serica, unde parintele Stefan Mo
rariu q oficiat 0 slujba de multu.
mire pentru Regele Ferdinand s
familia rsgala.
Mimic nu s'a devastat de pe
mosia boiereasc&, ci totul q fost
luat in stapinire de tarani pc lin
Ga inventar.
Iata cum inteleg Sd faca boise
visln txranii din Ardeal.
,,Romlnia Noua".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-11
,,BLUFF" UNGURESC.
A PORNIT DE LA KAROLYI
Gu GfNDUL SA fNSPAIMfNTE
Pc ALIATI.

BUDAPESTA. 9 Aprilie. -
Char 81 inainte de asia era vorba
dar nu sd stia de sigur, ca intrea-
ga miScare comunista fost pusl
la Gale de Contele Karolyi. fostul
presedinte al Ungariei. Acuma in
sa Sc site sigur. Dinsul "a pus IA
Gale planul pentru ca sd inspai-
minte pc aliati GU ciuha Bolsn-
vismului 81 prin aceasta sd atra ga
atentiunca lor asupra starilor din
Ungaria.t A fost masura de TOT
desperate, spunea mai zilele tire
cute un politician ungur din eli
ca veche. Masura aceasta dat
prilej lui Bella Kun ca sd incerce
deveni dictator al tarii.
Acuma insa Sc desfasura pc in.
cetul. Gu totul altcum decit cum
fost pusa la Gale. -Socialistii uil-
gurl sa lmpOtrlvesc cOmunlSmu,
lui 81 incearca sd formeze un gu.
vern socialist moderat.
I'm alt bluff unguresc este 81
incercarea de a face poporul sd
creada ca vizita. generalului
SHUTS, comisionarul special al a.
liatilor in Ungaria, ar Fl recu
noasterea scopurilor 81 mijloace-
lor guvernului communist ungu
reSc.
,,Dar MOI spunea politi
cianul ungur moi cunoastem
oamenii si-i stim pc mincinosi: Po
pnlatia de la tara este inca nea
tinsa de comunism 81 de boise
vism, pc carl nu lie pricepe 81 nj:
nu lie doreste".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-11
LUPTE De STRAOA
IN MAI MuLTE ORA
Sc DIN GRMkN|A.

BERLIN, 8 Apfilie. = in Mag
deburg, Resseldofff 81 Essen ;.ll
izbucnit luptele de strada. Guver-
nul a proclamat legea martiala.
Au fost ucise mute persoane. A
stazi s'a auzit caguvernul socia
list bavareZ, caro- fusese rastur
nat, sa retras din Nuremburg la
Bamberg. Trupel6 credincioase 81
taranii, sunt organizati, sub pre-.
sedintia premierulni Hoffman. ca
sd infiinteze 0 bloeada contra ali
mentelor ce ar Fl Ia Sc trimita in
Muenchen 81 altei orase carl au
imbratosat ideia c6munismului. Sc
crede ca prin aceasta au de gind
ca pc l1nga aceea cal vor sill
sd rabde foame, Sd induplece gu
vernul sovietist sasabzica 81 sa Sc
supuna.
Razboiul civil din Bavaria ati.-
ma de la iscusinta socialistilor de
a aduna cit mai inte forte ma:i
de soldati bine instruati.
Mai multe semne sosite astazi
aici arata ca congresul sovietilor
nationali. in adunarea sa deci,
ca-si va combina toate sfortarilc
pentru4 niste cereri pacinice asu.
pra guvernului lui Scheidemann
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-11
BOLSEVICII BINE ORGA-
NIZATI LA ARRANGED.
AMENINTA ALIATII.

Marea inghetata. BolSevicii au Il.
dunat mai binc jumatate din trl'
pele lor bune aici, pentru ca sd
puma nina pc magaziile mari, in
carl sunt de toate.
,,Eu pretuiesc armata Bolsevi-
cilor la un million" spunea D
fiterul francez. ,,Dinsii sunt bin.
organizati dar nu voiesc sa sc
lupte pima cind nu li-se da mo.
mentul potrivit' Trupelc sSut
sarace in echipaj 81 aci zace III.
treaga nadejdea aliatilor.
Nj este adevarat ca Russia este
pentru Bolsevici. Eu am povestit
Gu multi tarani. Dinsii spuneau
Ca au votat Gu Bolsevicii pentru
Cd lisa dat pamint, ceea ce "a
ranii totdeauna au dorit. Acun
taranii mai voiesc 81 altceva. III
voicsc ca sd fie restabilita orii.
nea. Cit de lutte. Ell vor salu.a
orr ce guvern care lear garanta
dreptul de time pc mai departe
pentru totdeauna. pamintul pri
nit (impartit) dc Bolsevici 81
pentru produsele. lui. In acelas
timp, dinsii sprijinesc pc Bolss.
Wei, pentru ca au pc cine Sd sprl
jineasca, nu au un partid care 81
Sc apuce sd restaureZc Ordinea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-11

P9RIS, 10 Aprilie. = I'm major
din armata franceza reintors la
Paris, dupa ce fost exilat in
Russia din anul 1914, spune cd
Bolsevicii au 100000 soldati con-
centrati in regiunea Archangel 81
sunt hotariti sd puma nina pc a.
eel port.
Aceasta este alta versiune
fata de cea de ieri care spunea ca
BolSevicii nu au mai mutt ca H.,
500 soldati i'll regiunea din nordnl
Rusiei, ca aliatii au de doua orr
atitca trupe, pc linga aceea CT
BOlSevicii sunt foarte slab echi-
patti.
BolScyicii, dupa cum spune m
Otter francez, doresc sd Sc fac5
staplni pc magaziile mari din Ar
changel 81 ca soartea aparatori-
lOr aceStOr magazii este un ceva
Gu tutul de doua nina pentru
eli. Maiorul acesta spune ca stu
alta de la Archangel este foarte
serioasa 81 aliatii orr cd trebuc
, sa-si reimprospatezc trupelc in
acea regiune, ori trcbuc sd sc re-
traga dc tot.
Aliatii, spunea ofiterul acesta,
stunt 1ncunjurati pc de parte
de Bolseyici, lar pc de alta de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-11
LENlNE CONDUCE Pc RO,
SlI UNGURI.

PARIS, 10 Aprilie. e Delega-
tia Americana de la conferinta
de pace din Paris q PRINT stirea
cd Nicolae Lenille, prim- -ministrul
bolsevic al Rusiei, ia parte pro-
lninenta in instruarea guvernului
unguresc. El comunica prin tele-
grafia fara fir, 81 prin ayiatori,
sfatnrile lui STUNT ca ungurii sa
lie moderati Gu scopul ca 81 in
cuniure greselile 81 excesul re-
volntiei rllsesti u