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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-04-02
Padesat Srb1 uto-
>peno byIo We studni

BeIchrad, ~, bfezna Srbak@
lisk pfinaM podrobnosti strasli
ygch nasiInosti, kier}ch yojsba
rakousk6. nfmecka d bulbamkG
dopou5ltla So 10 bezmocnfm srbs
akfm obggatelstyu bfhem inyae,
Tyto ohsilnosli yyaHfcGy byly
zyIGStni komisi. jez yypracoyala
syoji zprdyu k pfcdlozcui yIadGm
spojenc6. v Leskoyoci W stud.
nj pod k0stelem nalezeny byly
mrtyoly podesafi obcanh Iesko.
yace. Ohnyufho toboto Gipu do,
pnstili " Bulhoh, kteH sydzali
sym obftcm poby q ruce d % n
do hlubokf dndne je ybodili Y
Lcskoyaci pfcd yblkou Dalfzal "
dhlczitg srbskg prdmyd. Rskufa
nf odtud yyyezli yekkorf siroje Il
foy6rny znifdi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-04-02
N6mci a podepsani
mirove smlouvy

Rotterdam, III bfe2nn "
ysech zprdy, klesf docldzcji Y po
slcdni dobf . Ntmecka, . ionu Ye
bkercho n6meek6ho tisku u jlnyeh
projcyd vcfejndho mintni ia sf
Bouditi. ~ 1mysIem Ntme0 .Ic ne.
podcpsati miroM smIouyy, bude.
j V nj udinen0 op0lfeni pro w.
ddni Gzemi, kterd Nemci p0Yaanjl
IN cisl6 nfmeekd a u6slcd0yne IN
ncoddtlitelnd od ntmeekf rise
Protcstui hnti proii yyddui tako-
ylch ndmcckSch dacmi byIo 20
ccl6m Ntmeeku insplroyhn0 ylh.
dou, ktcrd Sc d0mSsle'o, ~ timto
apdsobcm yyyodi tlak na spojcnce,
kteH pax syoje dosayadnf pldny
podrobi move radlkdlni rcVisL Ale
hnuli Slo dale, nea VI nepochybn4
yldda pfhla. TAX ae nyni yyinykh
Sc u jcji koulr6ly llurd na jeho
p06atku cbopllg sc jej kmhy re.
ukcion6fskf jak0 gebem posInn0n
pfiIezitosti k obrozen nlrodniho
ducho Nencd Poaiupne k hnlti
pfiddynIi Sc radikaIoy6 q p6zdfji
! skupiny. stoiici dale na lcy6, Bez
yIGdo samoinds Casopisy . publ.
este obvykle umirntnSch uable'
dd, yoIaji dnes TAX haste jak6
konseryatiyci, ale nikoliy TAX hla.
site, ably uGineno byI0 zddni ~ 80
jednh 0 poliby chyagf IInuti 10.
to stdyh NC iii ylddt ncpohodIpgm,
neboe 6im dfle bndc tryati, tim
ostfeji budou defipoydny nr6itf
pozadavky, ktert ylhda n6necka
uebudc 10 sehyhliti, Nyni nejed.
m sc folilfo Gdansko q Saarsk0u
pd1eg, pybrz . yoIonskoa t'ro.
yincii MaImedy VIadni hnuti
sjednotil0 koDsergatiycc D radika.
~ u je jednomyslpgm mintnifa, ~
dsfnp j. nyDi nemozoost.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-04-02
Pfebytetnt zasoby
We Francii budou pro-
dany Evropanum

Pafiz, ~ bfezBa, ysecliDj
bfcbyte6nb zlsoby p0tfcb ataeri
ckfbo expedIfDibo gOjska W fran
eli ,alozcnt Y olrogiigeb skladi
slieb, budou odproddDy EyrOpa
nhm, bude ii shledado, ze bude d
ygbodDtjM Gez doproyiti Je zpfi
do Spojenycb gtht6, Toto ozuame
nj bylo u6iDsno likyidacui k0r0is.
spojcnfcb Stath, ktera konh u
konfcreuce. 10 niclN bude r0zbod
nut0 D disposiei, jez bude u6iDSDt
i tfmlt0 z6sotami Eyropskf Vlhdj
potfebpji nDtnt tfcbto zasOb
bude hozno IN NJ nsk0fj eeBY "
lice yfbodDs,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-04-02
.SPOJENCI ZADA-
j ODSTOUPENl
UIIERSKE VLADY
Volby do narodniho
shromazdeni pod do
zorem spojcnc1.

IondSn, - bfeznO Spojcn.
q 50daji resignaci uberyk6 soyet
skG Wddy, die depcli Exchange
iclegrafickf kanceIdir do6lG pres
Berlin q Kodah lddaii. ably vol.
by do ndrodniIlo shr0mizdtui by.
y proycdcny pod dozorcm spoie'
noekfho yojska,
yseclina prGce = I'ndapcsti by.
ID zastaycn1 u yldd0 p0fizujc IN.
gcuidf dilcn, obeh0dd bank u TO-
warren Nsccheu majctek mogitp
a uemoyill byl srkgcsiroy6n Je.
dn0tIig6 domy pfeW0ty byly via.
dou, ycsltcrt zbranf 9k0nfiskoy6
.ny a 2naGny pofd nbtan1 2at6en
Vedlc ilalskSch 4 aaglick9ch
zdalupe1, Prof Philip Brown
Prncctopske university, zastupn
jici spojcnf sfdty zistal \ Buda.
pest.
Pafiz, ~ bfczna. Americkh
komisc obdrzela neptmo dcpesi Z
Bud0pcsti, kterd oznalnuje ydznf
ygtrlnosti Y lomto mtstt, plcnfni
obchod1, konfigkace osobniho ma.
ietkn b ycskcrfbo gtfibrntho m.
diDi zhmozufjs yrsfey
(asopig Temps sdfIuje ze 0 yo.
je0skgch op1lfcbicb. kterd maji
,bgii n6in6na X yyylzcDi ocbczpe
III. poyaalflo Y d1sIedku zfizrni
's1y1tskf Wildly BndappFli, dopo.
.snd " ayaznjc mezi zisiupci vlad
spojcpc1. Xda sp byti jistf, podo.
|gkd jDenoyany daaopis, " jisft
.m0ozstW matcri4ln yypruycpi
p0aI6a0 bnde DO linmuuska
General Iliescu, bgyalg nhtclpik
rumnskfh0 gcnerdlnlbo stabn,
probIasa DE sdfIent fasopim Pe.
III Parisicn. NJ ilne0oyfni genera
In NanQina geIiielem sp0jenep.
.kgcb yojsk V jlboy}ohodm Eyro.
pf pofyrzuje plan. kier} pfcdlozil
gmini0u rrapeonzgkfma yeleni
picd DfJakm dobm bic lob0fo
Ipl61n mbl0 doJili h uly0mpi ..
bfabugel pasem N p0moci Polgs8.
lpmansko, Cegk0sl0ye1ska n Ju.
gOsjoyie proti 5ifeli se bolbeyimn.
situaee spoJene6 Y 0dtsc je do
posud kFlBcka, die posledpicli
Uray dobISeb n ITO 0blasD. Rus
kh sogttsIsa zpr6ga N dne ~ bfe.
zna ozoAmiIa, ze pfedyoje s6ykt.
sk6 armady nalfzaly " V Dfedmk
fiieh mtsfs,
Premier ruskb sogtlekk ylhdy.
IsikGsj LeniD. poaial uberskf 4
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-04-02
Postaveni boIsevik1
vaznt otfeseno

Stockholm, H. bFezna. UpH
mGf dmnapi, " posiayenf bolseyi.
ekf yIady gtalo ~ oapfosfo neil.
dflitelu(m, bylO ubiufu6 ~ ~.
divine mcziBarodm boIbeyiek6
kobfefebei w. LucbauargkEm, mi.
Distfem kullD ' s0yftskk yIads,
dc sdflenl depese \ peirobradp.
Ninistr doznal, IN soeialisticks
yfd0nf tecb krubb, M niehz boI.
geyism sp0fly6, il s0nd0in6 otfe.
seno, " LuctoDaskg take pfipu,
stil. ~ DeJyttsim neptitelem bo.
segisma j. spojeueeka h0Ap0dM. !.
ska blok61a . sel tak daIeko, M
.pfedp1ykdI koDee boikeviekfho
rezimD. bade.Ii ' blokhds pokrs.
f0yaDo,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-04-02
Cechoslovaci We
vyboru pro nahrady


Washington, D. g, 81. bfezna.
Ceskosloycnskd TiskovA Kan.
celaf sdtlujc; DO komisc, ktera
md yypracoy0ti pldn yhlcen6 nj.
brady, ji& apojenci budon pozado.
yaf 0d Nemecka, od Madar6 n ra.
kouskfcb Nfmc0 N skody yhlkou
Y zenich spojcneckgch zphsobene,
feskosloyenskM delegoce ma miro.
VI konfercnci pGdfIiIa adhranitnf.
ho miDistra Dr. Eduardo Benese q
sekretdfc Gcskosloyenskf delegace
Iif sfefano Osuskfho, zphmebo
gl0Yengkfho b0j0ynfka y Chicago.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-04-02
Rakouska zcIeznicni
stavka zakontcna

k6da6. H. bfezBa. IeIezDi6.
nj stayka V nemeckfm RakmlsIa
byla Aak0BeeDa vyr0yHaDim W ~.
mfstbaBci, die sdblenl yide6skE
depebe. sl6yka into byls pFohlA,
sena w gtfcdg, Depege \ VidHE \
p6tku BaznaGila, ~ tayka byia
fastefDs yyy6lana ~ sympalhie i
nhersk0u rey0lBci. Iadfzen via.
kh potrsyinsmi bgl0 bDed W W
dni poeifsbo n 70 Depocbybnk W.
do \ ryeblkmu nr0vpbnl st6yky,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-04-02
Stav ob|ezeni proh|aSen
by| mad pfistavem Rjekou
ve|ite|em vOjsk SpOjenc6
Widen oznamuje bolsevicke povstani Cechach
General Mangin bude riditi operace prot
uherskym bolSevikum.

lmrii a poldky u I'kraiinci
Die lpriyy 4 nduccktch prame
I0n, holsurkd ryoliu, yypuknW
II ncddyno 4 lies,armbii. dnsptlt
M X Dunaii
Hpr6ya Z l'resplrku oznnmnje
~ spoicnccka missile y Budapest
Hydala Sc IN ecslu do li6lehradu
Pari. ~ bfeNa. Poslunpc
hi sndmoyna 2dstalu Y 2ased1ui III
do iIlra Y ucdtli, uyuzuiic Via
|dni zasadt Y Rnskn Minisir 70
hranitnicb zdlczitosli, Pichon, q
poslancc leon Abrami, zisiali !
debate dlonho pres p6lnoc.
Mnislr Pichon Y prdbeIa syt
red prohldsil, VI pfcdlozi podmin.
Ky predb6lut miroyf smlouyy j
Ntmcckem Poslancckt sndubyni
y llrk0lllfll tllleell,
Casopis lniransigeanO uycfej
duic aprdyu die ktcrd ndhrada.
kicrou N6mecko musi 2aplalili "a
Skody We ydlcc 2ptsobent, siuno.
yena byla na tislici me2i $50 a2
$50 biIliOuy frankn, Vyro6ni HpI1l.
ky man bfli zyysoydny, jak ho
spoddwkl dyot Ndmcekn biidp
obnoyoydn.
VytryaId snaby americkfch do
lcgdlll podporoyanSch AnglIia.
ny u Italy, 0 urychIcni mtroyt
prGce mdly ' d6slcdku lcpsi po.
krok bdhcm poslcdnich dui prdyf
min0l6ho ifdne. Prayi sc, zc doci
lcno bylo bthcm prdy6 upIynuIt.
ho t(dne yclmi ddle1itScll y}sIcd.
k0 zahrnujc Y 10 otazku Monroe.
oyy doktriny q n1hrad, jez tyoti.
" hIayni kdHen 1razu doholoqe.
nj mirOyG smlouyy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-04-02
Bl BlNsevism je ma postupu stfedni Evrop6
HAMBURk A STE.-
TIN PRiSTAVY CE..
SkOSLOVENSKA
{ 'echosloVak0m dostanc
Sc v obou piislavech
zvldstnich vysad.

pafR. ~ btosn0, Ilnmbnrk
Il Sieiin isou poya5oydnn IN pfi.
rugend obchodu, yyehodiskn k mo.
ID pro Ceskosloyensko, die rolllod.
mutt irhol dosa2pno bylo komisi
.pu meglndrodpi relim yodnfch
opst. pfislnyn d ieleznle.
lnto akcc, kler6 yyhovujc po.
iaduYlsnu deskosIoyensk6 delcgu.
ar III miroyt koniorenei ucini o..
patient bude II schydlcna, ably no.
yd republika tesla Sc vsem y9sa.I
dam polsud zahr0nitniho obchodu|
e iFde Y obou ldchto ptisioycch|
iako by j skuiccnd ndlczely
eeskosloycnsk} obchod pfichd.
zcii btdr 40 ll00blrkn Steiina.
po bubi o Odte 20 lodich pod ce.
skosIoyensEou yI0ikou ployoucich.
FedIe ttchio tituich lodi budc do.
yoleno move rcpubliee. ably mdla
syojc gIaslni obchodni lodstyo nj.
mofm. I'6ch&e who'd dostanc 80
'yfcarsltl p0knd nayigacc Ryna
sc ifte SIejnd tato aeme budc 0.
pr1yndna X ylasluimn obehodnimn
l0dstpn Ddmofnilnn.
llamburk lcN pH 1sti feky La.
be, iez yznik6 v krkonosich no
TAX 2Yant L0bskt Iouce a je splav.
M od Mtlniko v tcchaeh a2 kn|
Byfnn 1sti lIambnrk byyal syo-
bodn@m hansoyuim mistcm n jed
MIN 2 nejciIcjSich pfistavi na sys.
u, Pied ydlkm mel pfes 100000
0byyatel u pro obchod ltnkouska
hIayne Czech pfigt0v jcho mel vet.
II yp2nan NELL Terst. jest TO pro
zemd ccskosloyenskG nejyyhodndj.
II spojcni 80 Soyernin mofem.
sififn lcM pfi 1ai feky Odry 81
altoky lIoffskd, spojene 1zkon
yodnf eestol se zdliyem Pomofan.
skYm V Pobalti, Pred ydlkou mel
pres 5000 obyy0ieI q s oblcdem
NJ mnoaaW inych yghodnych
pfisiay1 v pobaItl vgznam jcho
ncbyl vcIk3, Nfgto sanolne by
anafut zisk0I0, kdyby stale 10 pfi.
siayeu CcskosloyenSke, blaynd
pro spojcni 4 Iinskcm n cement vi
l'obalii Rcka Odra vznikh na Mo.
rave 4 je splayna Cd hranic Ccs-
koyloycnskGbo Matu, Nepochybns
Y BohinIint na M0rayt zffzcny byE
byly sklady q p0GGtetni stanice
pro teskosloyensk6 lodi.
I'raba m6Ia by Prime spojeni po
lodich y lIamburkem, jezto Vita.
Va n6in6na byla splaynon cd Pra.
by M do syfho Woku do Labe.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-04-02

hl'.NHt AiH fflFfliNf W.
spoicnrcklrb yoisk prohldsil mad
Rlckuu lNYal{m mkWlskfm III
stuyislim i Adrialiku STAY oble
lcni die sdtlpni lihosIoyauskd Il
skoyd kancel6fe
Cd podcpsdni ptmtfi vedo Sc
spor o rhto pfislNy mezl Italy q
JIbosIuyahN lluloyt lddaii nbt
ptislay tcnlo iako ilnlsl,f pi'lfdcn
byl Jim miroyou Nulmyon kdrz
10 Jihosloyand problaSuii le pr.
STAY jake pfirozcn} pfislup .libo
sloyanska !, mofi palri jim Niro
KY syt opiraii iyr2cnim, lc mdslo
ic .iddfo phorsatskt
Pred nedayncm silnaco mezi ii.
losloyany d Italy stnla 70 TAX n0.
pjulou ze llul0yt yydali zdkal do.
yozu polrayiu pro JIhosloyausko,
Spoicnt Staty ozndmiIy ltnlii, ac
1aslOyi doprayu potrnyln do lla.
lic ncbudc.li z6ka2 tento Nlisrn.
Widen n bfeznu Ozuamnjc
se. ~ i CeskosIoyensku doslo ku
poyslani (Zprdv mto dlu1no
pfiiaii \ reservoir, jc1lo NJ dopo.
sud vscchny zpr6vy pomarecb
V ccskosIoyenskt rcpublce, Yysl6
y Vidpa a Iicrlinn, ukdaaly e ne.
spolchliy{mi
Xprdyn 0 yiteastyi bolscylkll Y
I'mdcl Sc ryrhlc rozncsla prn.
VI 80, ~ regoudni dnch Y z6pad.
nj l'krajint u Rumnsku SC IVY
suic
PaHz, 81 bfc2na IIayasoya
zproyodaiskd kanccIdf poyaauje
IN iistr 2e general Mangin bnde
ridit opcrace proti lIbrdm = hla
ynim slauem y Rumlnskn u ze Re.
neral lIengs stanc Sc yelIielem
polskfcb yoisk
q rozsifcd prhyomocl gencrdIn
Mougina IN polskou armadu hu.
dc uya1oy6no m sch1zcc spojenc.
ckgch yojcnskgch anlorll, die pro.
bldscni tasopiau Matin, ably doci.
lcno bylo iednolniho yeIeni na
fronit od Baliicktho more NJ k
NOR Cernfmn,
Ruskd bolseyickd yojska yykll.
diIa Kyicy ii souslfcduii syoii po
zornost ma Rumuny die zprdy, do.
sIgch " stanislayoya IIaliti
Koda1 81 bfezna. Kot1uni.
siickG yojska uherskd ypadla do
nfmcck}ch zGpadnich Jher, ole
byIo odrazena 20 n6kolika srdz'
kdch domdcim obyyateIsiyem die
2prdyy = I,erIina, cituiici pro.
hlh6cni tasopisu VOssische Hci-
lung. kterg sondasnt oznamujc, ze
depuiacc " zdpadnicb I'her phi
icla do Yilnt ably podal0 mini
slru zahranifnich zdIezitostf Ban
croyi zpfAyn q inynsi MuOh0 obY.
dli byl0 ygplebfno n zniteno p0,
zarem
l,udapesfsk} correspondent vi
de1skfho tasoplsu Volkzeltuogu
prayi, ze ubcrskd yldda nabidIa So
za sp0jence ntmcekf Wade proli
Dobodt, die depe5e zdc zfskand.
Telegram Wolffoyy zpragodajskf
kanccl6fc ale sdtluje, ~ Bifebo
podobnfb0 neDi 0 tom Nndmo Y r.
fedDich kuzieli v BgrIiuf.
Bern. ~ bfozna Yelitel n
krajioek{eh yojsk postal iiskroyou
deped ylad6m spoJened, V kierf
pragi. N IikfaJiDei jgou pohotogi
yMoupili do gyjedn6yhDi "a 6fe.
lem zaslayeni bojd proti Polakhm,
urtili spojenci demarkaeni ehrn
na zakladf pfitomnG biteynf from
tY
yysokg amsrickg ddstojofk q
jebo hGb = toho d1yodu pHjel DO
StaDisIayoga, sediadcsat nil jiho
ygchodnf ID byoya, aby yyjed.
nayal spoletpf i mezispojeDeekou
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stagoddrnG komisi ndstin udyrhu
Isonstiluco pro I'hersko, die sddd'
lcni ydcIskG dcpcae, posl0nf cu.
ry5sk5m kowcspobdcoiem da8opI.
~ Information.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-20
MISS LEE TO have
FRIENDS MISSION
COMMITTEE DECIDES

Several important steps. were taken
at the regular meeting of the executive
committee Of the American Friends
Board of Foreign Missions, which held
sessions Friday afternoon at the
Friends national headquarters on
South Eighth street
The formal approval of Rosa E. Lee
as missionary to Palestine, to conduct
educational and relief work among the
village people there, was made by the
Committee. Miss Lee was under the
American Red Cross in Palestine last
year.
The session received reports show
ing that two new American Friend
workers had arrived safely in Mexico.
Direct Work In China
The members of the executive COM
mittee have had under consideration
for some time the proposition of the
Friends assuming directorship over
the work of Robert l. Senkin and his
wife, in West China and yesterday
question and definite action will be
taken at the next meeting. Senkin,
who is a professor in the West China
Union university at Chengtu, the
greatest institution in that part of
China, has in the past been carrying
on his work under the Jurisdiction OF
English Friends.
The next meeting Of the committee
will be held October l.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-20
FRUIT & VEGETABLES
Corrected Daily by Eesemeyer's)
SELLING PRICES

Beets, &c bunch; leaf lettuce, h.,
15c; head lettuce, trimmed, lb., 35c
tomatoes, select, lb, sc; canning to-
matoes, bushel, $1.O0 to $3.50; dry
onions, 4 lbs, 25c; parsley, per bunch,
15c; green mangoes, doz. 15c; red man
goes, each, &c; turnips. IL. &c; garlic,
lb, S1.OO; summer squash. lb.. Sc:
cucumbers, 10 cents; radishes, per
bunch, SC; yellow tomatoes, pound,
SC; cabbage, pound, Sc; horse radish
root, h.. 40c; finger peppers. doz., 10c;
fresh dill, bunch, SOC; egg plant, lb.,
20 cents lb; new potatoes, lbs, 25c;
per PIX, soc; new corn, home grown,
dozen, SOC; Michigan celery, bunch.
sc and SC; green beans, lb., 1Oc sweet
potatoes, 3 lbs, for 25s; Lima beans,
h., soc; picking onions, lb., 15c; okra,
h., 40c; cauliflower, per lb.. 80.
Eggs,per dozen. 55c; creamery but
ter. h., SAC; country butter. h.. 55c;
spring chicken, h., soc; old chickens,
45c.
Produce (Buying)
Country butter. lb., 45c; eggs, dozen,
47c; old chickens, h., 23c; frying
chickens, h., Csc.
Fruits.
Bananas, h., 12c: lemons, dozen,
40c; lines, dozen, soc; oranges. dozen,
Blue Damson Plums, 15c; California
plums, h.. 2Oc; peaches, lb, 10 cents !;
Malaga grapes, pound, zoe; apples,
lb,, 10 to 15c; Alligator pears, each,
SOC; Backmeyer's Tip Top melons, h.,
&C; Tokay grapes, Csc lb; Sickle Pears,
15c lb.; Bartlett pears, sc each; Con
cord grapes, soc basket Grape Fruit.
15c each; Casaba Melons, soc; Rocky
Ford Canteloupes. 2 for Csc; Siber-
ian Crab apples, 15c ID; ounces, 15c
lb.; California pink meat cantaloupes,
15c each.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-20
Circuit Court Records

Suit for divorce was filed by Lucia n
Mcdowell against Pearl o. McDowe ell |,
in circuit court Saturday, on the
charge of abandonment. The plain
tiff alleges that his spouse would make
him get up in the morning and get
his own breakfast, and do other house
work before he went to work, and that
in 1917 she went to Florida and said
she would never return.
Larkin Gambler, living near Green's
fork, was released on bond of $100
in circuit court Saturday from the
charge of hunting without a license.
This was Gamblers second offense,
his forst appearance in court being for
assault and battery.
Reesie Carlin, under sentence of six
months, who recently escaped from
the county jail, was apprehended at
Connersville last night and returned
here by Sheriff Carr Carlin escaped
from gang of road workers. He had
escaped from the sheriff on one pre-
vious occasion.
John Oler was released from Gus
tody Saturday on a bond of $1,000.
Oler was arrested on grand jury in
dictment charging him with assault
and battery with intent to kill
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Andy Daugherty, oil worker, Rich
mond, and Minnie Llewellyn, teacher,
Wayne county.
Amos E. Jenkins, brakeman, Rich
mond, and E. Alice Johnson, Rich
mond.
Lewis B. Berg, woodworker, Rich
mond and Marie Stanton, keyma ker,
Richmond.
Claude H. Addleman. student, Rich
mond, and Mabel A. Sourbeer, stud
ent, Richmond
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Theodore Turner to Anna E and
Grece Birdsall, north half lot IA,
Perry's addition Richmond, 81.
Melissa Turnpaw ct al 10 Omar NJ.
and Hazel Hoover. part NV quarter
section 9, township II, range II E.,
$2,16S1O.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-20
Hoover is Quoted in
Appeal to British to
Meet Living Situation
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, Sept. 20.-Quoting Her
bert Hoovers declaration that rising
prices are a INSTALLATION of the in
sufficient production', J. T. Brownie.
chairman Of the executive council of
the Amalgamated society of engineers,
has written d letter to c. w Dover
man, secretary of the parliamentary
committee of the Trade Union Con-
gress. urging action 'to effect some
emelioration Of the position in which
the nation finds itself"
The national situation is very
grave" Mr.. Brownie declared. "A
considerable amount Of misapprehen-
sion exists in the minds of the trade
unionists throughout the country in re-
gard to production. The trade union
movement is more powerful today
than at any period in its history.
Can't Evade Responsibility.
With power come responsibilities
and however much we may reject the
criticism of those who are not trade
unionists, We cannot evade one respon
sibility to the community.
The parliamentary committee is the
most representative and responsible
body of trade unionists in the country
therefore, I consider it incumbent
upon your committee to take some &C
tion with a view to alleviating the
situation"
Il regard the matter as one calling
for wide and earnest attention" said
Mr.. Bowerman in commenting on the
latter. my own view as labor repre-
sentative is that we don't want this
matter to be forced upon US as a re
suit of unemployment-we don't want
any object lesson of that kind
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-20
News Of the County

CAMBRIDGE C1TY-The funeral OF
Mrs. Grace Miller was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ancil Williams
on West Church street, Friday after
noon. The Rev. Jones Of Hagerstown
officiated.
Mrs. Miller had been i'll for some
months at the Reid Memorial hospital
at Richmond, at which place she died
September II, at the age Of "a years.
Mrs. Miller was the daughter OF
James and Catherine Scott and was
born July 2Sth, 1885. She was mar
ried to Walter Miller in the year OF
1902. To this union were born three
children, Thelma, Harold and James
The husband is dead.
Mrs. Miller was a member Of Hazle
Rebekah Lodge No. 347.
She leaves a father, two brothers
Walter Heck, of Pershing; Will Heck
of Newcastle: one sister. Mrs. Ancil
Williams. of this city. Mrs. Miller for
merly was connected with Galloway 5
Dry Goods Co., as clerk, where she has
many friends to mourne her departure
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-20
Hagerstown, Ind.

Harry Groves has bought of Joe
Stonecipher a small residence on East
Main Street and will move to it. Price
$780,. The Rowers" the class
taught by Mrs. Everett Root in the
NJ. E. Sunday school, met Tuesday
night at he home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Sherry, and spent q social evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erville Gray moved into
the residence on Elm street recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Byram Hunt,
who moved to Urbana, Ohio. -. Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Wilson have bought Of
M. w. Grills lot in the New Addition
just west of DR.. Gardner's home, and
will build on it.. The high school
will put on a Lyceum course. The
first number. the Frederick Concert
company, will be at the l. o. o. F. hall
Thursday night, Sept. 25.. The Gar
den club met Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. c. E. Working. An in
teresting program was rendered, Mrs.
Ida Lawson having an article on peren-
malls and Mrs. Claude Clifford on
shrubbery and nut trees. Mrs. Frank
Addington, of Dayton, O., was a guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Allen, of Col
umbus, Ohio, have been guests for a
week of their relatives here. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Doerstler returned
Monday from long automobile trip
through the west. Mrs. Doerstler is
sick at her home on West Main street
....John T. Leavell and family will
move to town. E. Miss Anna Dilling
has been very sick. She was confined
to her bed for a week. Her mother
Mrs. Hardman is also in poor health
Samuel Mccullough and family
Jesse Mccullough and family, Charles
Waltz and family, attended the funeral
Of William Daugherty at Muncie. Tues
day. Mr.. Daugherty was 81 years old
and was a resident OF Wayne county
a number Of years. He left here TWEEN
ty years ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-20
(By Associated Press)

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Sept. Pore
ceipts - Cattle, 200; Hogs, $500;
Sheep, $50.
Cattle-Market, slow and steady
shippers, $11@13.5O; butchers steers,
extra, $11.5O@12.O0; good to choice,
$1O.5O@11.50; common TO fair, $3.50
$1,000 Heifers-extra, $11.00@12.0O; !;
good to chorce, $9.50@11.00; common
to fair, $3.50 q 900. Cows-extra,
$9.50@10.00; good to choice, $1,000
800; common to fair, $5.00@6.5O;
Gamers, $4.5O@5,25; stockers and
feeders, S6.OO@11.00. Bulls, steady;
bologna, $6.5O@8.00; fat bulls, $4,000
900. Mich cows, steady. Calves
steady; extra, $2O5O@21.00; fair to
good, $1400 @ 20.50; common and
large, $600@13.00.
Hogs-Market, steady; selected
heavy shippers, $16.75@17.75; good to
choice packers and butchers. $17.00
417,2E I. medium, $1700@1725; stays
10000 1900; common to choice heavy
fat sows, $10.O0@15.00; light shippers
s1450@16.O0I pigs, 40 pounds and
less, $11@14.50.
Sheep--Market, steady; good to
choice light, $6.25@6.50; fair to good
$4.00@6,25.
Lambs-Market, steady; good to
choice, $14OO@14.5O; fair to good, s11
@14.00; common to fair, So @11.O0