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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-26
LAFUzE GETS $685. Z:
FOR 80 HOGS; MARKET
OTHERWISE IS SLOW
BY WILLIAM sANeoRN.

With reference to local receipts ana
conditions last week, Rome Shurley
said on Monday: Owing to the icy
conditions of the roads the receipts Of
live stock were lighter than We ex-
pected. The total was $50 hogs, IL
head of cattle and 20 calves. While
trucks operated fairly we'll early in the
week many refused to take the risk
on Friday and Saturday.
Although three car loads came in
on Saturday by truck, those bringing
stock in refused to return to the coun-
try with the trucks until they had
Sunday daylight to travel in. In addi-
ton to the stock brought in several
punches failed to get here at all, and
we're hauled back to the farms after
getting out to the main roads"
Charles Whiteman reached the
yards Friday night with a 5-ton truck
load OF cattle, after an exasperating
experience, and said that he would not
make the trip over for $1,000. Charles
Hill and Homer Brown. Of Arba. were
two days in reaching the yards with
| 20 hogs, but were repaid for their
work by getting SIS for them.
| While receipts were comparatively
Hight at all markets last week, there
seemed to be about enough for all re-
auirements, and Shurley says: The
: market closed weak to soc lower on
heavy hogs. With the opening OF
! traffic it Ia predicted that the ice
| bound hogs will arrive freely, and that
| the market is then likely to decline"
Another New Record.
| Charles Lafuse, manager or the
| William Austin farm in Boston town
ship. esta blished a new record at the
| local yards last week when he de-
| livered so head of April and May Pol
and China pigs which averaged 300
pounds They weighed $1,000 pounds
and sold at s14.s0, netting 1896, the
| largest check ever given at the Glen
for a like number of hogs, so it is
..claimed.
! John Bunch, Of Glen Karn. brought
in 81 June pigs, weighing 11,400
pounds and received check for 81.
62450. Louis Wiblers hogs averaged
$50 pounds and brought S14.75 for 81
head OFT Rich got little more mon
ey, his 81 head selling at SIS. The %
calves marketed sold for S503. Eight
cars were shipped during the week
and the total paid out was S20,69S.20
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FRENCH DOCK WORKERS MEET.

PARIS, Jan. 26.-The council of the
Federation of Port and Dock Workers
which met in Paris yesterday decided
to call a 24-hour strike at all Atlantic
ports tomorrow, with a view to sup
porting strikers at the port of Lorient,
Brittany.
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PREMIER RETURNS TO GREECE


ROME, Jan 26.--Premier Eenizalos
of Greece, who is on his way to Ath-
ems from Paris, arrived here at mid
night Saturday night. having been de-
layed IS hours by the railway strike.
He was, therefore, unable to confer
with Premier Nitti. as he had intend
ed. Later he left on special train
for laramie, from which port he will
sail for Greece.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-26
MINERS STRIKE IN KANSAS

PITTSBURGH, Kan, Jan. 26.-Four
hundred Kansas miners struck this
morning because of the passage of the
industrial court bill. A mine of the
Western Coal and Mining company,
at Franklin, and mine of the Wear
Coal company, at Dunhrk. were idle.
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VoronoH Note

Browne: Miss Deane keeps her age
remarkably we'll.
Towne: Why shouldn't she? She
never gives it away.-Cartoons Maya
zine. 70 .-..--.-a-. To- =- =. .....g-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-26
TO WORK IN RECONSTRUCTION

TO WORK IN RECONSTRUCTION
PARIS, Jan. 26.-Raymond Poinlare
who will retire from the presidency
of the republic on Feb. Il, desires TO
devote himself entirely TO the recon
struction of the department of the
Meuse, which was part of the battle
zone, and for this reason will not &C
cept a position in the government for
three years, according to the Eclair.
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Enver Pasha, former Turkish min
fster of war, has been crowned king
Of Kurdistan. the Turkish region
lying between Mesopotamia and
Persia. He started in life as
scullion in the kitchens of the late
Imperial Prince Suleiman Effendi,
brother OF Abdul Hamid.
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More Air

Money talks if you give it a chance.
Don't choke il to death.-Cartoons
Magazine.
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DENY HIRING MAN

There is no foundation whatever
for the widely published reports that
the International Harvester company
has employed a German poison gas in
Ventor named Robert Boyer" was the
declaration made today by J. A. Brook
bank. branch manager. "A man NAM
ed Robert Boyer recently came to this
country from Switzerland and is said
to have brought with him some inven-
tions. These inventions are of no in
terest whatever to the Harvester COM
pany"
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light plant. city engineer Davis and
others decideon the winners.
CHINESE VISIT SCHOOLS

Members of the Chinese Education
al commission are visiting and study
ing rural schools in Randolph county
The commission is interested in the
consolidated schools of that county.
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$4,000 PAID EOR EARN.

PSSb|SO NIC On = Arm,
Purchase Of the Scott Lewis farm of
The sum of $4,000 has been made by
DR.. lookout, out of this city, it has
been announced. Lewis recently
bought so acres from DR.. lookout,
situated in Losantville, for $4,000.
RELEASED ON BOND.
Harry Stout. arraigned in Squire
Marsh's court Saturday on a paternity
charge was released on bond pending
q hearing when the plaintiff will be
able to appear
INDIANA EXHIBIT OPENED
The exhibit Of Indiana artists in the
pubic art gallery in the High school
building was opened to the public
again Sunday afternoon from . to 5
O'Clock. Miss Esther Jones. who is
substituting for Miss Helen Fox, libra,
rian and care taker of the gallery, is
in charge.
BOND SPEAKS AT DUBLIN.
Principals of Fraternity" was the
theme of an address given by Judge
Bond at social gathering of the I.
o. o. F. lodge in Dublin Saturday
night.
FIRE DAMAGED GROCERY.
Fire damaged the McNaily grocery.
Grant and Sheridan streets, to the ex.
tent Of 500 about midnight Satur-
day.
AUXILIARY TO MEET.
A meeting of the Sons of Veterans
Auxiliary will be held in the post
rooms at the courthouse Tuesday af-
ternoon.
SON is BORN.
Announcement of the birth of a son,
Paul Lewis, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Backmeyer has been made.
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When Checked
A checkered career generally lead;
to ipes.-Cartoons Magazine.
The evening world., 1920-10-21
ARE NEAR
IN 100000 JEWEL
ROBBERY AT CLUB
Night Telephone Operator at
Sleepy Hollow Is Locked
Up Here.

Arrests are near In the theft Of 500 b.
600 wor On Jewels from the rooms OF
Mr. and Mrs, v. G. Chapman and Mr..
aud Mrs. G. =. Danforth at the sleepy
Hollow Country Club at Scarborough.
according to detectives who have been
at work on tho case They declared
Mrs. Chapman's 100000 necklao
would be recovered.
Jolp McDonough. twenty. night
telephone operator at the sleepy Hol-
low Club, charged with parole viola
ton, was arraigned here to-day be-
foro Justice Herbert OF Special Ses-
sions He was remanded to the
Tombs FOR sentence No. 8 for a petty
larceny committed Jan. IS. In tho
interim detectives will investigate a
charge made by Probation Omcer
James /. Russell in applying for the
bench warrant upon which McCul-
Tough was arrested. that the youth
was under suspicion OF robbery at
tho present time" with McCul-
lough's arrest Il was learned that for
four days he had been under surven-
lance az the Sleepy Hollow Club.
According 10 his story. the detect
ives suggested that ne take an auto
mobile ride last night and let him
out four blocks from the police sta
ton In New York. where he was ar
rested by Probation officer Russell.
lie denied having violated his pa
role. and denied knowing anything
about the Jewel robbery further than
that "a youth employed at the club
disappeared the might OF the robbery,
Ga week ago. The name of this youth
Be- known. NCCull0uEh's post Of duty
ut the club is only ten feet from the
pillar the tnief Is supposed 20 have
climbed 90 get 90 the veranda outside
The rom8 that were robbed.
II WIS admitted to-day by the in
vcst.Eators that two persons used tho
tickets that were part Of the
Sleepy Hollow loot, and that they
have since been followed constantly.
L is believed this may have some
Thing 20 do with the promised arrests.
The evening world., 1920-10-21
DENTIST, SLAYER
OF WOMAN, DIES
Dr. Ruth Rubin Had Premonilion
She Would BE Killed by
d.. Max Rowe.

pr. Max Rowe the nrooslyn dentist
who yesterday afternoon rhot and killed
Dr. Ruth Rubin ln the hallway OF Nc.
l-' Bushwhk Avenue. brooklyn. where
tho girl also a dentist. had an office
and then shot himself On the head. dirI
To-day iu ST. GATHERINGS Hospital IFS
deed. apparently. was prompted by the
girls refusal to marry him. Both caric
hero from Poland.
That the girl had prcmonltlon OF
her fate is Indicated by a number OF
Incidents brought out since her death.
About q month ago her mother awokc
TO find thls note:
Dear Mothcr-in case you shall
find me dead YOU will know IL was
done by DR. Rowe. Ruth"
Mrs. Bertha Roth OF NO. rs M.Kb-
ben street. brooklyn. told the police she
saw Miss Rubin AMI Dr Rowe a few
minutes before the murder They passed
hnr on their way back 90 DR.. Hubins
office from the bank. whore the rirl had
IIst made r. deposit
IT understand you have two tickets
fur IL show, With whom are YOU guirrg'
she heard Tor Rowe uskc tho girl
IT'S none " your buHlnCvr.' Or
Rubin replied. Lot no" pass
They entered the oHlcc building aud r.
Few moments later Mrs. Roth heard the
shots.
The evening world., 1920-10-21
CHECKS OF TRAVIS
SOUGHT IN INQUIRY
INTO BOND SALES
Prosecutor Insists on Delying
. Into Personal Cash Trans
actions of State Comptroller.
PROBE CHECK GIVING.
Two Witnesses Not Found by
Assistant District Attorney
PecOra.

InsIstcnco by Assistant district
Attorney Pccora on examining the
personal checking account OF state
Comptroller, Eugene NJ. Travis to-
day influenced Chief Justice Kcr-
nochan OF the Court Of Special iscs-
sIons, sitting as Magistrate, to
postpone until mid-nftornoon the
John boo inquiry into the bond
buying for the Camptrouer's office.
Whdn Tho inquiry was resumed to-
day Mr.. Pccoru, who Is conducting
rho investigation. informed Justice
ltcrnochan that ho had been unable
'o rind Deputy Comptroller william
Boordmon or Eugene Leroy Baldwin,
President OF the Empire Trust Com
pany. who had boon called as witness
'n the morning session
81 prefer 90 have Mr. Travis con-
unuc his examination" said Mr. Pc
cora. I think it Jos 100 order TO make
proper arrangements Tor his further
examination in View OF tho testimony
given by him last night in which he
-lid In substance that ne kept no
book OF accounts of personal fnan-
cial transactions and that Dee madu
bis income Tax return on unsis of
pocket memoranda and check stubs
which Doc destroyed
DESPITE h.s couuscrs request that
n1 InuuIrv Doc rusTr |rt. Mr. Tr4yra'.
The evening world., 1920-10-21
BUSINESS MEN NOW
LONG BEACH COPS
-Four Volunteer When Six Regulars
Quit, Insisting on Increase
In Pay

Long Beach has FOUR volunteer polic,-
mon to-day 20 exc out roplacements f3r
six who turned IN their badges yester-
day after Chief OF Police Patrick j.
Tracey suggested they might do that II
they We're not satisfied with their sala-
rics
The SIS, who asked Increases Of il25 a
month over their salaries OF 3l25.
thought their demands we're fayorably
looked upon by the Board OF Trustees u
the Village. whose President. former
Senator william "a, Reynolds. suggested
that a compromise bee made with the
men, but Tracey met this. u Is stated,
with the announcement that the budget
had been fixed and that h the policemen
didn't IKE their pay they could turn IN
their shields.
lie appointed two men to m their
places and four Long Beach business
mon volunteered % serve until the others
are found.
The evening world., 1920-10-21
WOMAN IN "RAIDED"
HOME is CLEARED
Mrs. MoreSco Says Presence in
La Frances Apartment Was
Result of Frame-up.

iirs Anita Moresco. found De, 3.
1918. On the apartment OF Thomas l.,
France. at No. li6 Bay Thirty fourth
street, Brooklyn. by her husband and a
party Of men she CALLED raiders" was
found not Euilty To-day by jury be-
Juro Justice rDmpkns In the Supreme
Court, Bfoolyu, OF Misconduct with
In France
Mrs. Morcsco, who was named a few
months ago as correspondent IN de
yor"c action hr Mrs. Thomas In Franco.
alleged that her presence in Mn Ia
Frances. apartment was the result NJ a
"fraWo.Ip'
"I WAS dragged in there" she said.
The Ioor was l1o5lpl. was fully
dressed and when Ia France ,ourhg.L
me- n FOR signal, my husband. Charles.
and the raiding party entered the room. "
The evening world., 1920-10-21
WHALEN'S PLAN BLOCKED.
Connolly Prevents Leasing OF city
Owned Property.

opposition hy Queens Borough Prcsi-
dent Maurice j. Connolly resulted to-
day Ia the withdrawal OF plan OF
Plant aud structures Commissioner
Grover A. Whalon to lease TO the high
est bidder at public auction a plot OF
city owned grounds bounded by Jack
son Avenue, skulman Place. Hunter
Avenue and North Jane Street. at the
Queens Plaza OF tho Greensboro Bridge
Whuleu said the property might
bring as high as so. 600 q year n auc-
toned Off President Connolly argued
tn1t the building would mar the beauty
of the PLAIN, that people objected Ia
the plan. and that if Commissioner
Whulcu's policy OF city revenues was
strictly followed out the most dcsir-
able spots in Central Park and else
whore might also DE jeopardizcd Con-
u1llys argument impressed Mayor
Hy'on and Whalen Withdrew his re-
quest
The evening world., 1920-10-21

Of books and a terrible "crush" on a
beautiful young lady. But he's only
twelve years old and the young lady
Is barely eight.
OF course you have guessed that hc
is Edward Roche Hardy jr, twelve
years old, son Of Prof and Mrs. Ed
ward r. Hardy Of No. 40 west llSth
Street. who is attending Columbia
University.
Edward (for PHYS sake, let's call
him boy his first name since he is stiIl
IN knickerbockors,) IS the youngest
freshman TO enter an American col
lege since William j. SIdis entered
Harvard M tho ago Of ten-but
then what else can you expect from
a youngstcr who has always lived Ia
an atmosphere OF professors and
books, entered Horace Mann school
at three and attended New York Uni
yerslty at Ave?
| met this boy wonder Just az noon
on the college campus as he was on
ris way home FOR lunch. This would
bo rather an iuopportunc time 20
meet the average growing boy, but
YOU must remember that Edward Is
not an average boy Physically and
mentally he Is far ahead OF the
spindle legged, freclde- faced boy who
forgcts to wash his ears, uses the hair
brush about once a week, preferably
on Sundays, and hates teacher"
Edward weighs 143 pounds and IS as
well groomcd as n banker. HIS brown
knickerbockcr suit ftted him well. his
collar was just the right height and
his cravat was as neat and as black
as deocon's. His big. brown eyes.
unmarried By glasses dospiBe his con-
slant study, Il shock OF fair hair am
a broad smile, however put him back
I'm the Riddle class"
A ND yet, this is what young
"A Edward told me in hts clear,
boyish voice as we walked along u
the heat Of the MONDAY sun. had
asked him TO tell us about his hobbies
and what he did In his spare moments.
IL read and take long walks" re-
piled Edward.
"Iiut surely sou must play ball 0r
marbles or go with some boys your
own age" / said.
A shadow OF disgust fell over OFFS
face and then he said with decision
and in a slightly hurt tone: Of do
none of those things, madame. I
never ride % bicycle, roller skate, play
ball football. basketball, baseball u.
ANY kind OF bald. / never play mar.
bles, tops or any sort Of games, and
/ have never eaten piece OF candy"
But don't you ever crave some
thing sweet? Doesn't % make you
hungry 20 see other boys and girls
sucking loll pops or nibbhnR ch0co-
latest" / asked this little boolSworm.
mo, because ] never tasted them, "
was the prompt reply Mother says
she thinks II Is foolish 10 limit chill
dren 10 two or three pieces of candy
after dinner. She thinks III better
not 20 acquire the habit"
But how about companions OF your
own age|
"I have none. You see" (here the
brown eyes looked into mine and /
caught n 81 mpse Of maturity, the ma
turlty not OF a college man, but one
In the thirty or forties) You see, the
children Of my own age are really
The evening world., 1920-10-21

younger than 1 am" laughed Edward
with a sort of Joyful g.cc
OUT TN toll you the kind OF folks
- IKE" Edwards continued 90
Ike adults and very small children.
/ have several friends very much
younger than myself You see / can
appreciate the child mind aud come
down TO child thought far easier than
tO see things from tho average chlId's
viewpoint of about my own age
1 could see, and Edward hostatcd,
and then looking me squtrcly 300 the
face, SAID. I'm very much devoted
10 a little girl named Jane. OF course
can't ton you her name but she Us
a very clever child
us She a student In high school "
preparing 20 go college, / said haH
playully, but Edward shook his hca4
answering
NO, SHE'S just a dear little girl in
whom / am very much Interested
There was an air OF knlshthooi and
chivalry about his manner Just men
that nude us both drop tho cunN'la'.
ton al that point, and since me hau
told mo that hts fayoritc author was
Scott. and he had read many novels
In the course OF hts English an'
French literature, we lot tAc matter
drop. College boys an have "cruShe5.
as II that was a part Of the cuIF'''-
"IIow many languages do you
speak9" was my next question.
"TWolve. Latin, Greek, liaOan,
Assyrian. Arabic, Hebrew, fi'h, ''
German. Spanish, Portuguese, Anglo
Saxon and Dutch, And l am going 10
study Chinese
GA Nd your ambition when you
n have reached manhood
"To be q missionary In thS Near
East" said Edward 81 am very re-.
hgiuus. was confirmed iu tho Epi7-
copal faith when seven. / want 90 a."
an the guod 1 can In this world ami
believe an the problems of On. pre-
cut day can be solved only taruue.
Christ ana the spirit Of loyc.'
Just then We mot Edwards mother
who was coming TO meet her son ST..
was sbroudcd In long blue serge
cape. and heavy black veil h.i Deer
face from view. AS Edward intro
duccd her ] noted that tho features
from behind the veil We're rather
masculine, but soft, wei moderate.
voice bespoke feminine charm and r"-
fncment
"Edword has always boon with
adults she tod me. "Ho was born
ut oW present apartment ana hlH
never known any other home, hu
spends most OF hts time Boo Sew York
An|n the
The evening world., 1920-10-21

bride women workers az the
polls.
Like thundor-clap from clear
sky this momentous message
slammed lts way into the Evening
World office to-day from the Honest
Ballot Association, which functions
every year about this time Many
dark deeds and lntcnts ON the part
of politicians have been discovered
by tho Honest BALLOT Association.
but this is its GROWING achievement
this discovery that Che oyil-miud-
cdd und-rmIncrB Of the sunctity of
the ballot iu our fair city have
chosen pair OF silk stockings aa
the busls OF bribery OF women at ltc
polls
bribery ~ its women Watchers
during the recent registration" con
unucd the communication from the
Honest Ballot Association. "was at-
tempted and In ono case succeeded"
Whore will 10 stop2 m they can bc
reached by 3D. pair OF silk stockings,
what can Doe done with o. box of silk
lingerie. or a. distinctive froyk." ur
d sable colt7 Take IL from the Hon
est Ballot Association. tho beginning
has begun and reason totter8 at the
chaos cuysioncd In contemplation Of
the developments.
10 has been reported 90 this office
tine communication went ON, chat "a
district captain OF one of tho parties
worked 100 collision with woman
watcher sHc sgnallcd 20 him, plac-
ing one. two. three or four fingers on
the raM thus indicating the party "
the roglstraut
con Investigation % was found ace
rordur 20 COL Joseph d. Sears. sccrc-
ar,. CHAT Tine distinct captain h'i
given tho woman watcher a handsome.
p.r of aIh stockings 20 act us .nform-
amt"
Worse and moro dcspIcanlo! ~ was
70 handsome pair OF silk stochuEh
although how the investigator saNIs-
0cd himself ON that point is not sut
FORTH
masmuch ns tho process OF enroll
mcnt iu % political party be- us SECRET
1913 the marking OF ballot tine core
ruptcd woman watcher must have
been "a mind reader 10 Indicate with
her fingers INC party OF the regis
trunt" However,, the Information
The evening world., 1920-10-21
KIDNAPPED" BABY is SAFE.
Lawyer for Girl writer Admits lie
KNOWS Where child II.

Isldoro j. Kry-ol attorney for Miss
Betty GaInord. newspaper ana maya
.lna writer, arrested hero bon connection
with the htlnappng in Tacoma, Wash,
of the. baby of George r. Stage, a news
popcrman, admitted TO reporters today
r tine West Side Court his knowledge
of the whereabouts ana safety OF tho
child
The hearing OF the charge against
Miss Bralncrd of being a fugitive from
Justice was adjourned I'm Monday ponds
ing the extradluou hearing before Gov
leaving the court. Mr. Eresel said o.
Mrs Ada Cunningham. the baby's grand
mother. I'VE sympathize with sou You
may rest assured that the baby Is safe
The evening world., 1920-10-21
ARE WHITE LIES
JUSTIFIED IN WINNING
A WOMAN'S LOVE?

Read me letters to me Poser
Editor on Page Is and let the
readers Of The EueHing World
kHOD ichat you knoio about Il.
DO 1T NOW!
The evening world., 1920-10-21
PENlTENT BOY IS FREED.
Court Releases Xouth Accused 81 Try
inE 90 niacfsnnii Doctor.

inE 90 niucismnii Doctor.
The pcnItcncc OF Leo Linden. r.
ninoteou-ycar-old boy 90 40. a. west
ll7th street and letters begging
olemcncy in his behalf obtained for
him to-day a suspended sentence from
Judge Mcintyre. OF General Sessions.
before whom he was charged with
attempting 60 biackmai Dr. renats
NJ Rottenbcrg. or No. ass West liSth
Street
Tie physician, who was treating
members OF tho Linden family. re-
ceivod a crude demand FOR $500. Co be
placed under rock az Nelson Avenue
and i69th street last July with
threat 90 harm Co him and bis family
upon compliance Linden was
arrested when be went FOR the money
The evening world., 1920-10-21
Twelve- Year-OJd College Boy Tells
OUn Story of His Marvellous Life;
Never Played Ball Nor Spun q TOP

}"I Haze No COHipdn-
ions of My OWn Age
You See They Are
Really W u c h
Younger Than L."
"IAm Very Much De-
UOted to a Dear Lit
tie GiFI Nam e d
H{ Jane"
81 NeUer Play Any
X nd Of Boys
Games, and NeUer
Hare Eaten a Piece
Of Candy"
{Redding and Long
Walks His only
; Hobbies.
The evening world., 1920-10-21
Woman at Polls
Falls for Bride
Of Stockings !
Honest Ballot Association Makes
Charge Of one Fair Workers
Downfall.

NOTE TO EDlToR-sHk
stockings are being used 90
bride women workers az the
polls.
Evening star., 1920-11-09
MAJOR LEAGUE CLUB OWNERS SPLIT
ON GANIZATION WITH NATIONAL
FORMING A NEW 12-CLUB CIRCUIT
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.


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