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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-18
DARE DE .SEAMA 81 MULTU
MTTA FUBLICA.

Societatea romina de ajutor $
cultura .,Sentineia Romina diI
FortW ayne, Ind, avut adma
rea sa generala in ziua de 5 la
nuarie 1919, la care a fost 81 ale
gerea nouilor frmctionari pc pc
Iriodul prim al 'anului 1919.
|. Presedintele societatii prn vre
O cfteva cuvinte frumoase declara
sedinta de deschisa la orele IL
a. m. A urnnat cetirea listei func
tionarilor 81 tuturor membrilor
care an fost, toti de fata.>
Dupa aceasta a -urmat cetlrea
procesului verbal de la adunarea
Idin Is Decembrie 1918.
Presedintele societatii prln CT
| lteva cuvinte intrea'ba pc membrii
prezenti daca are careva de obiec-
tat la procesul verbal. Nefiind NJ
menea care sa obiecteze a urmat
darea de seama pc 6 luni trecute
Ia care s'a aflat nrmatorul rezul,
tat:
nitrate totale $,o39 %
Este totale ...... $2Uoo.ol
Vent curat $3.50. ..I... $1,000
A urmat alegerea pouilor func-
tionari 81 All fost aleSi urmatoril
DOmni:
Nicolae Conan, presedinte.
Zaharie Mic,i, vice presedinte.
Noise Lup. secretar SCRIPTURE
| site.
loan c. Stefan. secretar finan-
ciar.
Dumitru Constantin, easier.
Nicolae Ponci, sef controlor.
yasile Suciu. 'Cristea n. Titel
controlori.
George Rotari 81 loan TeSuia
IB.. controlori de bolnayi.
loan Martin 81 Nicoiae handu,
Ibibliotecari.
Dum1tru Holom 81 Mica Dun
siulea, guardieni.
| { lar in comitet an fost a'esi 'r-
matorii Domni:
Neagu Popa, Mihaila Ponci, A.
chin Lup, loan Fiscu, Toadei
Dan. loan sciop, MihaiM Cis. Dn-
miYrn v. Mica. George Lazar, /
oan Y. Rueoi, Dumitru. Mica B
Isl Avram Maicr.
Alegerea a fcst savirsita prm
tvoturi secrete. Noaii functionarl
All tiepns juramintNi IN fata adn'
inarei generate.
Ne mai find alte pincte die re,
zolyat. presedintele societatii n9a'
sire inaltumeste adundrci genera
lie tle linistea &c su tinnt toti IL
itimpul ssdintei 81 declara ecdints
de fuchisx Ia orele ~ .. m.
/ Iii 11umsle scciSt4tii ,,Ssntinelaa
1Rtsui,ix din Ecft Nayne, Ind.
liydlne CUIIn, pfs saidte
IsiDs fIap. ssutu y 1ily1!
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BOLSEvICII DIN ERFURT DE
SARMATI.
COPENHAGA. Is Febr.

COPENHAGA. Is Febr.
Trupele guvernului german au re-
capturat Erfurtul 81 desarmat pc
Bolsevicii germani ce Sc aflau a
colo, spnne strife sosite All aici.
Spartacienii (bolsevicii germani
Sc spune ca au capturat inchisoa-
rea din Wesel 81 au eliberat pc
toti eel ce earu 1nchisi.
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c A u T

un barber cu praxa din patria
veche, sa-si cunoasca bine meseria
pentru ca avem musterii care
platesc bine 81 asteapta lucru bun
81 curat. Pravalia este frnmoas:.
81 curata, in apropiere de centrnl
orasulni. Plata buna, dc Ia $25 90
IN SuS.
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pc varul meu Eftin Berescu.- Roe
pc fratii Romini care stHl ceva de
dinsul sau char dinsnl daca va
ceti aceste rindmi sa bine voias-
ca ami scrie.
Asemenea caut pc AleXaNavu
din comuna Ferihaz, Cine va sti
ccva Gle dinsul sau char dinsul
.dacd va ceti> acestc rinduri sd
scrie pc adresa urmatoare:
zack calugar, Eden Prairie, MINI
(39-40)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-18

Bueeric CHI abator (taietoare)
de porci eli vinzare lunara de
12,000-14,00O dolari. Sc vinde
din cauza acknowledgement intre tova-
rSsi. Doritorii de a avea asa an
.bisnit haan, "a se adreseze Ia 4
'i'o1ae = o., S078 &iopslle Street,
Detroit, Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-18
G A u r

ell Toader Radu din comuna Jo-
NAL, cOmitatul Alba lula. pc un-
chesal meu George Radu. Dinsul
a fost in timpul din urma in ora
sui Elyria, Ohio. Rog pc toti fra
til Romini, sau dinsul daca va ce-
ii aceste rinduri sa bine voiasca
a scrie pc adresa.> =
Toader Radu, Post Box 484, Ell
wood City, Pa.
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suma de $500, fapta aceasta
vorbeste de sine 81 ne astebtam
de la acesti tineri ca 81 pc viitor
sa-si faca datorinta 81 sa meargl
pc calea ce au apucat 81 dincolo
in patria mama, in Romfnia Ma
re, caci intr 'adevar dinsii sunt
Viitorul Neamului Rom1nesc.
Am crezut de cuviinta ca sa g.
ducem putin chestia la cunostinta
publicului 81 char daca fratii carl
au contribute ia colecta vor voi
ca sa lie publican numele, o vom
face 81 aeeia, sdar Gu sigurant5
vom face-o dincolo in Rominia
Mare, pentru ca aceia carl si-au
varsat sfngele pentru moi 81 nea
multi romfnesc sd ne cunoasca.
Mihai Ciolac.
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Vasile Butiala 81 Vidu RaNs, care
au fmprumutat cite 20 dolari, a.
semenea 81 d-nul Gheorghe Trim
5 dolari, de am putut acoperi spe-
sele telegramelor.
Tot in acea seara sa alege trei
persoane, care sunt fnsarcinati Gu
eNpediarea telegramelor 81 anu
me: Mihai Ciolac, Vasile Buffalo
81 Vidu Radu. Asemenea au luat
parte 81 d-nul Angelescu 81 parin-
tele Noise ,Balea. Telegramele
au fost facute ca un fel de protest
contra Sirbilor 81 ca cerere ca
Banatul intreg sa fie unit Gu Ro-
minia.
NJ pot trece Gu vederea fapta
mareata a parintelui Balea, caci
pdesi nu este banatean, dar 81 d-lui
contribute Gu suma de $500.
Asemenea societatea ,,Simion
Barnutiu'' care dat $500, soci-
etatea Esperanto" care a fost re-
prezentata prin insusi d-nul pre-
sedinte Chifor Sarafolian, care
a promis suma de $500, dar La
urma la refuzat, vezi Doamne
bolsevicii rosii sunt la putere, 81
find ca sus numitul presedinte
mai bucuros STAR fl TRIMS Ibanii
la banca Hunilor din New York
decit sasi faca datorinta fata de
neam. ~
Numele contribuitorilor le a.
vem, asemenea a celorlalti, care
n 'au contribute GU mimic, pc care
lie vom duce cit de cnrfnd in Ro-
mfnia Mare 81 vom arata acolo la
aceia care si-au varsat singele 81
si-au dat viata pentru moi. Bana-
tenii Isl varsa singele 81 dau inca
81 All tot pentru moi eel din Ba-
nat.
Imd tin de datorinta a multu-
mi in numele. acelora carl au lup-
tat 81 lupta 81 All pentru moi Ba-
natenii: Tinerilor din Clubul ,,Oc-
tavian Goga", vlitorul neamului
caci vazind situatia in care ne a.
flam, 81 vazfnd ca nu putem CO.
lecta suma speselor Gu telegrame-
lie, dior au ajutat la colecta GU
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Gu datul de 4 Iunie 1918 scar;
venind d-nul Angelescd in Chica
go 81 find ca era tocmai atunc
cind la conferinta de pace din Pa
ris era chestia .Banatului pc tapet
d-nul Angelesct crezut de Gu
viinta ca ar Fl bine- sd tina adu
mare Gu poporul din Chicago, Fl
indca poporul din Chicago este
tot din Banat, comitatu
Torontal, Timisoara 81 Caras Sc
verin. Asa ca d-nul Angelescu in
tervenind Gu niste persoane, 81 In
special Gu parintele Balea, aduna-
rea s'a chemat prin graf. La adu.
mare a luat parte destul popor
dar Gu durere trebue sa spun ca
nu toti au fost buni, sau mai bine
zis nu toti au fost Romini adeva-
rati..-
La orele Z seara fp hala Biseri-
cei. d-nul Angelescu deschide Sc
dinta 81 ne arata pc larg chestia
pentru care s'a chemat adunarea
81 ne indeamna la fapte, la care
foarte putini au raspuns.
D-nul Angelescu ne explica che
sta Banatului 81 he roaga zicind
Cd datOrinta noastra ar Fl ca .sa
trimitem trei telegrame la confe-
rinta de pace din Paris, una pre-
sedintelui Wilson, una presedin-
telui adunarei Clemenceau 81 una
d-lui Bratianu. Ne explica pc larg
cum Serbia voieste Gu orr ce pref
sa ia Banatul, il vor taia in do
Ia 81 zice ca de 81 nu am facut
mimic pima acum, dar acum este
de dorit ca sa sacrificam eel pu-
tin att ca sa nu lasam ca Banatni
sd fie impartit 81 find ca moi a.
cuma avem oportunitate de ne
desrobi de sub jugul unguresc, sa
nu ne lasam a Fl ,robiti de Sfrbi.
Sc fncepe colecta pentru spesc-
lie telegramelor, dar Gu durere
trebue sd spun ca din suta doua
zeci de persoane nu am putut CO.
lecta suma de $1,000, ci am CO.
lectat $34.00. Multumita fratilor
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VOTATI PENTRU A. r. COR
LETT, JUDECATOR, TER
MIN DE 6 AM. (Adv. 52)
NV 1T ARE

Societatea romina de ajutor S
cultura ,,Biruinta'' din Warren
Ohio, are onoarea a invita- pc toa
te surorile societati, cluburi 81 pa
rochii, precum 81 pc toti frati
Romini din loc 81 din jur lus
parte la Marea Petrecere Gu dams
care va. avea r1oc in seara zilei
de % Octombrie 1919. Petrecerea
va avea loc in hala Societatii ,,Bi.
ruinta" din ia Walnut Street.
1nceputuf la orele 7 seara.
Muzica vestitului Cassian Barth
din Youngstown, Ohio, va distra
onoratul public Gu cele mai fru-
moase arii de dams 81 cintece ma.
tionale.
PretuI de fntrare: Domnii So
Damele 25 cent?.
SuprasOlviri Sc .primesc Gu ma
re mulFumlta 81 sc VOf culta pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu tot
felul de mezeluri gustoase 81 bau-
turi recoritoare.
Deci in speranta ca toti fratii
Romini din loc 81 din jur ne vor
da tot sprijinul dior, participind
fntr'un numar cit Sc poate de
mare la aceasta frumoasa petrece-
re, pima la revedere am ramas sa-
lutfndu-va Gu adevarata dragoste
frateasca.
In numele soeietatii ,,Biruinta's
din Warren, Ohio:
Conlitetul aranjator.
(48-49)
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fNyI TkRE.


Comitetul Sectiei Ligei Natio.
male Romine din Farrell, Pa, in
vita pc. toti membrii, precum 81
pc aceia care voiesc ca sc devina
ca membrii in aceasta organizatiu-
ne, toti sunt rugati a lua parte
la intrunirea care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, 26 Octombrie 1919, La
orele 2 p. m.
La ordinea zilei vor fl urma-
tOarele:
l. Darea de seama despre sta
rea easel, nitrate 81 este de la In
fiintarea sectiei.
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2. 1nscrierea membrilor noui 81
platirea cotizatiilor lunare.
3. Alegerea nouilor functionari.
4. Depunerea juramintului.
Speram ca nu va Fl nici un fra
te Romin care simte romineste ca
sa nu fie preZent la aceasta 1ntru-
nire. Veniti domnilor 81 fratilor
81 va facet datorinta de Rom1ni
adevarati. NJ uitati ca avem suite
de frati de al nostri, care nor
in Siberia 81 care Ger ajhtorul no.
stru. Trebue ca sd lie dam ajutor
81 numai Liga Nationala Romina
din America a facut lucrul acesta
pima acuma. 100000 au primi.
pima acuma de la Oficiul Ligei si
trebue ca sa le STAN 9ntr ajutor
81 de aici inainte.
Comitetul sectiei Eigei Rationale
Romine din Farrell, Pa.
(48-49)
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SMGURA FARmACIE R0-
NINA ,.KEPES" DIN
PATRIA vECHE.
2017 W. Is Str, Cleveland, O.

(vis-a-vis de United Bank
MOI tinem tot felu1 de medicini de
aici 81 din patria veche si lie vindem
Gu cea mai mare punctualitate.
In farmacia noastrA lucrA farma-
ctsti diplomat, care vorbesc romfn este
81 In alte limbi din patria veche.
Avem cele NAL bune medicini 81
nedici pentru bOale secrete. femeiestl
fl b&rbatestI, precum si pentru alte
boale 81 garantAm pentru leacurile ce
dam cr1 trimitem Gu posta. Scrie ro-
mfneste si moi vi servim tot rom;ne-
ste. Medici specialist care intotdeauna
stau la dispozitie. (2456).
Avem medicini pentru / dollar pen
tru asudarea picioarelOr care miroasa.
ID vindecA IN 3 zile GU garaptie.
GFlje1te dc numArul 2OA7 West Is Str.
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PROFESSOR MEcIN1cov

GEL MAI BINE vAZUT 81 ONO
RAT DE TOATA lUMEA. A DAT
DOVEZI CA ORR 81 CINE POA.
TIE TRAI o SUTA DE AMI, AZ
F1E SANTOS 81 S4 SE sTMTx
VESSEL CA UN COPIL.
y 1nstitul nostru este sub condu-
cerea unor renumiti PROFESTO-
MALI din tara veihe 81 s'a infi-
ingat iu. scopui de q usurA sufe-
rinteie compatriotilor n9stri Ro-
mini. Multi ami am studiat boa
lele de carl Romfnii din Ameri.
ca suferA 81 dupa multi ami de /
Munca 81 1nvat4tura am organi-.
Eat acest INSTITUT pentru fa-
Dr1carea de medicini patentafe.
In cursul timpului am aflat Cd
ce mai folositor de a vindeca
pc fratii nostri de aceste boale,
fie ele eft de bAtrine sau cit de
grele. Acum putem anunta Cd am
desvoltat niste leacuri, recomar-
date de fcei mai renumiti SPE-
CIALISTI din lnme.. Continutu-
rile leacurilor noastre sunt GU
lese din toate pArtile lumei. u
nele vim din Ungaria sau Ger
mania. lar altele din Africa 81
America de sud 81 moi le GA
RANTAM In scris-de a conforma I
Gu Iegile Statelor Unite. Deo-
camdAta moi am complectat ur-
m1toarele medicinf patentate,
pc carl le oferam frntilor uostrie,
suferitori:
NU PERDETI cURAJUL
CHAR daca 81 doctorii nu nAdAJ-
duiesc Sd va vindece.
Cfnd aveti lipsa de uncle din ,
medicinile jos numite, taiati coa- I
Ia asia, iscaliti numele :, adre-~
"a d-trA si facetro cruce pc
ling4 numele leacurilor pc cart
le doriti si ne-o trimiteti nouA.
Moi la orr ce timp va vom servf
GRATIS si IN Inodul eel mai
SINGER.
LTsTA LEACrRILORs
Triplu sbetesug de vina dc auf).
Rcumntlsn (raceala de sinxe, D
dureri IN tot corpuI). 1
Sifllis (singe fnveninat). , /!
Neputfntk (slabire b4rhateascz). )
stomac ode intArit sf regulat J
stomacul). ........... J
Plamini (tusA. nadusealA. ra-
cealA). I
sale (rAnfchi.. apa. neresulatA). s
1dinc&rime (boala de piele. sgrA-
bunte, exema). = B
Putere slabita (lipsA de sfnge. I
lipsA de. npetit). 4
Boale femeiesti Oipsa periodu-
lui. mitrA. albus). 2-4-6
THE ROMAN MEDICINE !
COMPANY,
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delphia, Pa.
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The men who make good furniture, the men
who sell it and the men and women who buy it
all are public benefactors. And there
lot Of them. Business profit, fortunately, is
not all recokned in dollars and cents. There
manufacturers who will not make unworthy
furniture, and merchants who will not sell it,
well people who will not buy it. Fortunate
ly, also beauty and good taste are not meas
ured in money The simple, inexpensive home
may be as beautiful, as inspiring, as restful and
regeneratng the elaborate one-oftimes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-21
DISTRICT DOCTORS
TO MEET IN CITY

DR.. Charles Bond, acting secretary
of the Union District Medical associa-
ton, has announced the following pro-
gram for the semi-annual meeting on
Thursday, Oct. %, in the Commercial
club, beginning at II o'clock.
Presidents address-Will A. Thomp-
son, Liberty, Ind.
Causes and Locations Of Abdominal
Pain and Their Clinical Significance,
Frank L. Ratterman, Cincinnati, O.
Observation-Disclosures Millikin, A. C.
Kimberlin.
1880 Dinner at Reid Memorial Church
Psychasthenia-A Medical Problem,
Charles P. Emerson, Indianapolis,
Ind.
Discussion-H. A. Hoppe, Cincin-
natl, O.; S. E. Smith, Easthaven, Rich
mond, Ind
Surgical Disorders of Digestion -
w. H. Haines, Cincinnati, o.
Discussion-L. G. Bowers, Dayton
O.; Edmund D. Clark, indianapolis,
Ind.
Influenza. N. Study, Cambridge
City, Ind.
Discussion-T. A. Dickey, Middle.
town, o.; Frank Ross. Richmond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-21

Lawyers and judges who assembled
at the Wayne county bar so years ago.
gave to it a reputation second to none
in Indiana. Centerville, then the
county seat of Wayne, was settled by
class of progressive, Intelligent citi-
zens. The county seat was ordered
moved to Richmond in 1869, but was
not actually removed until 1871.
In 1869. less than sixty years after
the organization Of the Wayne county
bar its membership was 1S5. Men
whose brilliance and ability as jurists
and lawyers had not only reached the
state legislature, but had already
come to the front in congressional cir
Giles were practicing law in Wayne
county.
Oliver P. Morton, admitted to the
bar in 1915, was senator from Indiana.
the Sixth district was represented by
George w. Julian, admitted to the bar
in 1910, and William Peele as repre-
sentative in the state legislature.
At that time 8 courts composed the
seats of justice of the county, There
were the criminal courts, Of which
Nimrod Hoge Johnson was Judge, the
court of common pleas presided over
by Judge John F. Kibbey and Wayne
circuit court of which Silas Colgrove
was Judge.
Henry Clay Fox, now retired, judge
of the circuit court, was serving a
term as district attorney and John
Yaryan prosecuting attorney.
The greatness Of Oliver P. Morton,
Civil war governor of Indiana is rec
ognized by everyone. His marvellous
intellect and fluency of speech brought
to him reputation as a foremost law
yer and jurist. He was one time law
partner of Judge Johnson, and was the
preceptor of the Honorable John F.
Kibbey with whom he had a very close
friendship.
Nimrod Hoge Johnson was the first
judge of the common pleas court and
at the time of his death in 1869, was
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Boston, Ind.

Ray Davis is visiting relatives at
Clay City, Ind.
Mrs. Thomas Station shopped in
Richmond, Saturday.
Mrs. Howard Johnson and children
spent Sunday in Losantsville.
Mrs. Ruth Overholser Of Liberty,
visited relatives here over Sunday.
Mrs. George Johnson, of Losants.
vile, visited relatives here Saturday.
Mrs. WOrthie Williams and children
visited with relatives in Cincinnati
Miss Viola Simons visited Miss
Gladys Woods near Arlington, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Kilgus and little
son visited relatives at Winchester,
Ind, last week.
Mrs. William Looney and Mrs 4.
H. Piper called on Mrs. Vangie Miller,
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulnl, of Delphos, o.,
returned home Monday after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ulm.
Mrs. Ora Short and Mrs. Arthur
Piper spent Wednesday in Richmond
The guests of Mrs. j. NJ Kimball.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spears and
soHs, of Richmond, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Simons
Mr., and Mrs Frank Hollis and son
Ralph, Of Richmond, spent Sunday az
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Davis and family.
William Jenkinson, of Blooming tor,
Ind, spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Beard and Miss
Mary Beard went to College Corner,
Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-21

The main event of the evening was
an address delivered by George Con-
rad, of the law department of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, who, though
having headquarters in Xenia, makes
his home in Richmond. He eloquent
ly reviewed the history of the colored
race in this country, of it's achieve
ments in the business world, in the
arts and in the Industries, and of the
great part it played in the recent
war.
I'VE are true patriots. We have
been tested and not found wanted"
said Conrad I'VE entered the war
with 100000 drafted men, regiments
of regulars, and II regiments of the
National Guard. We have fought in
every war in this country, for there
is no race and color among patriots
All are united for common cause and
all fight side by side as brothers, and
for this We have gained international
fame"
The speaker referred to Paul Law
renee Dunbar, the great American
poet, whom he knew intimately and
who once was in Richmond. He also
mentioned Harry Burleigh. who sings
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-21

cracked Athena Hast Hes not in
terested in anything but the shops
and his blueprints. You've a right to
have something to occupy your time.
haven't you?"
II imagine my husband would
not like me To-
Then teach him to like it," she
snapped. Get over those ant!quated
a woman of brains, if you'll only give
them a chance to work."
81 don't think Jim could be made
to see things quite your way" I sub
mitted, with my friendliest smile
for I'm getting to like her more and
more every time l see her.
"A woman as young and pretty as
you are can make a man see any
thing" she answered quickly. I'm
not asking you to be unfaithful to
your marriage vows, or neglectful of
your home, or quarrelsome with your
husband. I'm trying to show you that
a woman has as much right to use
her brains and order her life as a man
has. How long have you been married
three months? Well, don't begin
wrong. Be as loving and tender and
sweet as you like to your jim. The
sweeter the better; woman's greatest
power is her sympathy. But do not
allow him to do your thinking for you
You love him, don't you? And he loves
you? Very we'll, then. you are perfect
ly able to look at other men and he
at other women now and then with
out breaking anybody's heart or dis
rupting anybod's home. A couple that
love each other are better off not to
see each other all the time. It's the
couples who don't love each other
that must acquire love by habit and
propinquity."
I don't believe her theory would
really work out in her case
But I wonder If it mightn't?
(To be continued)
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WAYNE BAR SH0NE WITH GREAT
BRILL|A nee FIFTY YEARS AGO

judge of the criminal court. He was
especially able as a jurist and advo-
cate, and was in his early professional
life elected prosecutor.
William A. Peelle served as judge Of
the common pleas court, was elected
secretary of state on the Republican
ticket, and was later sent to the state
legislature.
George w. Julian, brother of Jacob
Julian, was one Of the most dlstln-
guished lawyers, statesmen and ora
tors Wayne county ever produced. He
won a brilliant reputation as stump
speaker. He was elected to the state
legislature, and sprang into national
prominence in the Buffalo convention
in 1S4S. His power and eloQuence of
speech were astonishing. Elected to
several terms in congress he became
leaedr in the house, and is the author
of several bills. The Homestead law
was the most important that he fran
ed. Julian was a member OF the COM
mittee which drew up the resolutions
to impeach President Johnson.
Another man who added fame to the
bar was William A. Bickle. appointed
judge of the Wayne county superior
court at the time of its organization.
He was a close friend of Morton.
Other prominent members in this
illustrious period were Jacob B. Jul
ian, father Of Grace Julian Clarke.
prominent Indiana club woman, Jesse
P. Sidall, John Yaryan, Henry c. Fox,
Thomas J. Study, Abel L. Study. Dan
iel A Comstock, Caleb B. Smith, Gen
eral w. P. Benton, James b. Ray,
Isaac B. Morris, General Thomas w.
Bennett, Colonel w. w. Wudley, John
l.. Rupe, Charles H. Burchenal, Lewis
D. Stubs and John G.. Whitridge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-21
.COL0RED SERVICE
men ARE WELCOMED

With colored persons from all the
nearby towns present, the home-com-
ing and dance for colored service men
held in the Coliseum Monday evening,
was regarded as the most brilliant
affair held by local colored society in
a number of years.
The proceeds from the affair were
to be donated to the Mary E. Thomas
Rescue Home, and as over 1000 per
sons were present. the home was bene-
flied by over 800.
Fifty-four service men from this
city, headed by DR. w. G. Huffman,
we're the guests of honor. DR.. Huff
man presided. In this he was assisted
by Percy Griffin, who acted as master
of ceremonies.
A splendid musical program was Civ
en-. Burton Howard played several
violin selections; Esther Johnson, Mrs
Hazel Garnet, Miss Gaines and Mrs.
Howard Bass, all gave vocal numbers
Mrs. Inez Brown Benson gave Ora
matte reading that received long con-
tinued applause.
A dance by Miss Pauline Manninger
was one of the features of the evening
Miss Manninger is one of the most
graceful and gifted young dancers OF
the city.