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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
9isrc / Huroitnlicn.

Sra Nou teIcgroicrca Den &c
Mai, at glumtiltcr bar 'adct Spcrs
tolct i ilcrc Ciitriftcr ! 9toroltalten,
"a nj Cyts,g bar imnoct Stco, irr'
liz / Siporrl huor DC melt pocrltJ-
ooocr0e GIaicntcr hor bcmratl9et
ia ACCOMPLISHMENTS % bc8anet Here
&oIo2hou6lmler. EoIltl ~ YftIltHrc
rurIpOtc at ',appe Sem, men hcru1l.
Ser blcu .o M,ano brGbt - opcr 80
ioarct
,EcrnbauG'clfenc bar nc9tet at laot
ct lrpu of5aa I'll @ologna mconltll.
nrc 300 aorabincrcr, 'om 'flIoc 'clt-
Nt@ til &ja Ncggio, blcp tommollot-
ret uo Al &,lnenc.
), sc lautrc Regio1er az |ropln|cIl
9>crona lar 5mnabcnocr % Soro.
hruasarbcJNtrc ioranitaltct Ell Streli
iont boiler yaa Of bli mc1ct oIrorllG.
Yao ct StcN ital 5000 Strcitcrc ha'
nc bc1rnnt at plnrnrc % brrltoc paa
Sc itorc NcrrcgaorSc % HoclTa1'
Aarct2 Molina. Srpppcr men Nd
ifluoepurcr cr Icl,rt I'll &c Hroll9c
Strra.
@cucrol Gaitelas5o bier Al Neglc'
rinscn Iruot til @ia Hca9io Tor al
bnIoe Stur paa sc urollgc G!emen'
Ter. Mct han blcp pmrinaet lioc''
ior @pcn "a arrcitcrct" AZ V'belDa'
len. mems hans Iutomobll pleS
brrrot. Glrpao maottc han pen
marItcre til Nrbeibcrfnntrct. hpo'
han blcu ofurbnct % oere'tcr los.
la0t".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
5oroerne.
Oil bet tnien Yar gnmle Sngttnf
after bli, hpnb bet bar!

TrreerneS NeprrIertant / bet
oanife ~Sunoating, Sr. 8. Eatnrs'ot
bar Tor Ell Gio iioen iremlagt 6or'
ilag / 9anostingct ont, at oct I9rpl.
life Sngting ioa faa i'm l%opgloenoe
Dfnnoi0bco tllbugc. Set glPloer
isrlt en- sGnoring / ben oanIte
@rutolop, bporeiter ben bnnlfc
Niasbagsmnnolgbeo, hpdo lGrltge
iureiife Nnliggcitber ongonr, peo
2ou ifol fllltne ouerbraaes Sprcers
ncS 9oQting. Sernplt lorell9ger Der
ct TSorilug til S%aatingloo, buoretter
1rreerncs 2agting faor en- Notlo-
noliorIamIings oIlmilloelige Hettlg-
heoer. @egge oi5ie Sprila9 er pon
Iorhuano pcbtoqet al Saqtlnnet, 'oo
set ltour MT iii oen bollite Nlgaoag
oa aorlge at ionftionere Dem.
TorilogeI,e er ircnliat, ioroi gforo.
SleSpiQa 3ilbagefomit til Ganmarf
oQioepel NATURALIZATION bctDOellge
0runoIapsuuorin8cr.
"a 3r. Eatur5Ion i~rcnnloaoc
@runolpoaforilo8et, mllloeoe BAN
ON, at Iprpcr1cS 2aatlng bcrer til
Sc rlbitc lop9ipenbe Sorianlli1ger /
9torocn. 9luerebe peo 6Grpcrnea
norifc @cbpagelic / oct Soc Norhult-
0rcoe iinoc9 2~nqtlnget onttolt lont
en- fait Snititlltion, iont oarneoe
@rrnolooct for Sen IGreiIte Som-
nnnbaorouinn % iraregnct ct fort
Ecriooe ira 1916 til 1852, alt'ua ct
libsrrm al 46 Mar, bar Sagtlngct
beitanct toibri,ot ira nnlfrln9 bet
soc Nurbunbrebe til 9ato, olt'oo |
tricn 9(or. 0ao bette Sing iorbano-
lebcs Iprscrnes Inliggcnoer; poa
Bette 5ing bleo Srreernes Sope nco-
touct. 5 Sen furpiifc 6ri'totatlo OPP
tranotc Sogtinget nleo fll6 Sclp-
Itunoiqbeo. Senerc, eiter at 1Grlt.
gerne bapoe erflGret lg 'f~at'fplotge
I'll Sc norife &ongcr, trGffer III Sag
tin0ct lom 6olfets 6orinmlilg, bpor
olmcnpigtiqe So9er oroitcoeS, buor
cope pebtoges, bpor aongerrea
Snloningseo nfIagbeS, % hpor Get5'
tpiitiabcoer afgioroes. 8iennem oC
ifiitenoc 5ioer pcbblep Sagtinget ito.
oio at bore en- GeprGl cntatlon tor
Yciplfningct.
Set or foritoaelig, at Sagtln9e1
FOR set iUreiifc Solf itaar ipm Ell Su
Intuition, iom Oct letter Eris eac
baooe poa 8rllno al SagtillgetS GER
prroiac gloer % pao 8runo AZ Oct;
@ctpbning iom Solfets elclte lopligC
Organ. Ger er heller life Spil ON
at set al oe fremmeligite al Tolfe,
blco betra0tet Ionl ell Obmngclic, %
2%uotinact blep pphGuet al ben oalllt,
acnae Ben 24bc April 1919, cfterd
Cerne pes Sphrpel'en al Den ban'f
norife Union bar lesreoet ira Mora,
% hcnlngt unocr Sonmarf. Tcl
fonacIig Hcloliition al 6te Sun
1921 off ocll S~nofluhelic paa Ecrlc,
Ssorpaltning, ionl Saatinaet bapo
iibbct inbe meb. oucr Ill DC irrol'f
Gnlbeo@mpnb % BET onnlfe aanccll
Otter Here gnoroacnoer % Sorila!
7 ira TTrcinaernc blep Sagtingct paI
Ell Mnaoc Qicnoprcttet igie1 peo e.
| ounif Spu al 1854, % oct or Den ion
/ Sopcoiagcn enbm airIbcr. Ode
ocnne me SugtlngSlnu bapoc tit
mcact tilirllcs meo SGr0ernes III
| icnaarigc Singitif. Zen pafte Der
y for itrar WiiSneie. irrlig ioroi De
Triheo. lom Den gaullc Saatlngsn'
ititltion iifret Solicit, life bIeo gielI
. punoet peo Ben me Sou, tpertlmoo
Gnlbcbsmrnbencs alt operpcicno
,S,noiIuhclic blcp bare ioreaet % bC
i. Iritet, "a ,%Solfets faarre Saatin9s
mrnh ff iuecn @eitcmmeliesret ope
/ iGrsiit Sopgipnng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
Vpt Wcrocnsiprp9.

sra Stocfholm mcloca, at 10 ala.
ocmlitc NcprUicntantcr "a &cprr.
icutantcr Tor BET proftlitc NuriuQS.
liz bar i~llittct iig ionnmcn Tor at Dan.
ne Ell Sproq. Union mco ocn Cpgopc
at t~ilucicbringc CT &cyocusiproa. On
@criou har itlUntet Ct b~ctn0clilt @c.
leb III Iormaalct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
9eeDrab % SAlegn.
lirrue npmincrrt I'll @upcrupr.

&ipI3c Ell tcIc8roiiit Y}c0NcLcIie
fra ct |oliI blcp Stat2oltoltor ).
81. :. 4rcua pao Den "Glimlnatlon".
qonucntton, ipnl toI0tc2 Scr Heroo9,
nrch GuitrmmlRhco p0ltuCt ION re
pubIifonif aano,oat for @ltncrner
rco Qrinlrrool8ct Scr | Staten
sunni.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
@nthcr Gpacoc Nnt.

Tn AZ &llthCr GouC1ca Wraolirn
ter, Wr. Gori Nnnion Ser er Stole
iupcrlrtcnocnt / Holuno, Soma or
al @uncrlsr NurhiuQ Bit uonUnnt
iii at prrc en- al &opo@ 0~rIcautcr
iii CHE 9}ationoI Conference Oh
Goucatiou". Tom fol boIbc2 / @nib
inatol. Z. g., ira ben 19bc til Sen
21oc Mai. GCttc Cr Ell l%tof'ua llUl
hcn pore oQ foitcr in @iclllIan3 ~
iaa paa Nlttbcr college,
Set rar cit Sfu'fclIc for Wuttcru,
rco GoQcQct, "a DC 'tOitc lor@0ol
table III @~uicballiptI mco Dubuque
l]luircri,tu. Get Qlf gait / ben 'er
itc inning, "a N%ublauc ponot 10
"icorca". 5 ben nlcnOc inning
itbn ooQ Gullcuc / t.. SGa uouNt
DUBUQUE Ct IaI. mcn &ulbcr Col
lcqc iruuct Oct OF ilicu. ) hct
tolptr inning" off oct opG rent gait,
"a GublQur pallOt ire Gal til. III
iolnct bIcD So. Ter por cit ltor
Sfarc (lI'turrc, oR o0c por cllRH
ON. at set uar Ct uaImtu0cl,Q QoNt
Sgil. Get pjI crlnNrc,, ar &lrthtr
Gouclc o1crcoc hnr mul0ct EN- wallI
mos Glluqlle llulDcr'Itn (lltroo2
ior et Mar iman Rluunlcr mocr
SglQct itrltCy EcaulrlC / QuCrpC0l,2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
Grfhsmenr | Grnne Gretf.

@~darmooe Tor Gecorab arebs afholoes |
Srane Nreet Meui9beo (~5aitor ,oeltnes aalb)
ben 25oe iii o9 nleb ben 21be Mai. Nors
banbliuosemre Tor Dteoet er: Zen eeul9=
aanbs Ralb", inolebes al Ialtor Nr. 8porlrile.
Stpbs pil nobe be 5ilreiieuoe / yaiuler Ntanz
bag Gitermiooas og Slrsoa9 6ormtboag.
s%rebien3 9}reiter % Teleeuter pil pUre 'aa
penlt9 at aumeloe Jig hos Tauor 0eltne
uo9le Gage isr Nteoet ~bespnoer.
=. @lesne, 6ornnano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
Aonicrcnccn i Spa.

sra Naria ~tcIclruicrc2. al ben m.
lie Ncglcrln9 har numobct DC 9llic.
rebe ON al 'oo ubiot Soriereuecu /
Spa / Hoscl SD paa 0runA al BAL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
,Srn aQe @nntcr.

I Nuitrallcn har Spcoche''er pT'
ret iaa ooorl,a. al man or odilae for,
oct ulI BIZ neSt I'll al lno'ere llteoe:'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11

"ysNen"s rutNt Iaerier tr cens pnris
Gborusrfsr. eerler ian ri i'lbo icn sgroiia!o,
xtGallsr III @tpnHenii anlete.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11

efrtp efier T~rppccIempiar al "retrruAs
Gnften 70 @co 9irnen". g,nta'ie GO met un
brcote norffe gIao i gmcrtfa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11
Observation-Disclosures lom pns

Tier al ie ZIG ONT eiter Sarne Sirns
Riper 9Salep, @roipn 60, 90. Catota, fan
ifripe til llnoerte9neoe % fua mere Splpss
ui,oer ON Sorboloeue her. Friletne pdd
,IorTre er MI ira 5000 til $4,000 pr. alere.
lea er Wteplem al She yutberan %,Snior=
nation bureau" os urbeiosr rnoer be 'artr,e
(riuciper. e. e. 9Sar9eu, Sreoerid. Sontb
Nafpta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11

SiHalas. = 100 Icres Sarm,
- 6b Nil ira C9ema, l;rice 60, Isis.
20 9lcres unoer Floe, Reiten Stos. Strip
iii 20. Noltan, 223 Seiierlon @pe, 0ibtoib,
isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-11

= iiaI9s- alifornia 6arme.
NOR Sacramento, tilidlss. sttts Slls
taar. Strip eitsr siiie. Y. y. @alts,
Sbapanss, Stiobora.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07
prRsONAL PROPERTY

N5rg.r prices g.si 5Gr 5na Psn' S,,, isS9n. sSon.
anss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IorS ToR sNtE

lots ron SAN SO
TuV SNLEa-Ft,e town IHtr 900 nli.s town
site okla. make offer. wsut cash Nra
Marie napier 7ft9 " inmln Ave. chi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Al

-,--.. ,nI,t1S pHtu TOT second mans
hG,..rr arrsa hsL. &C ihone baAs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07

A REAL BARGAIN In Groom suburban
home with 20 acres close In with i'm
mediate possession, must he seen 70 be
appreciated. priced TO sell az $1,000. J.
n Slsemore owner, SLOAN Springs Ark
ROOM house. full 'ci; :Ne bloeEs from post
office. $4,000, $4,000 ea'h Usage $40 -
OWNER iist competed la'gs 5-roon bungalos siih
Terrpisor hall. me bath bii.in tub, Nls ionB,
iJory nni,h: So 500. tsrms lpl. Fast Katy. 0'Ags
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-l6o acres ~ miles from
Owassn: llO acres in culttyation. 40
acres alfalfa land 3-roOm house and barn:
? wells, fenced and crOss-fen one half
leased FOR oil and gas on farm for SIS
per acre make terms. See Russ l., Grant,
bii security Bldg. Phone 2l60
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07

F0R sALH-ls room hoUs' i-ca- garage rloss IN
on " rhTd ST. veviHins hlsh ,as'. renting fo
isrms See Russ L Grant 5t Security Bdg
Phone olgO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOtsES FOR sNiE IS
EAST Sipf 81 500 ctss rae. Nr,' payment On
y room modern huueslv: . choice iocation on
sat Hde; call trN n gfi want this une kar
ln'citmsni Go. Cedar l'lS
IRVING 7tNrE bAgGAtN
81 500 doun huya sell ,.rrri hinssIlu 'ins lot
and ncizhhofhoci south frrr. basement double
ssfage This Is rare tlir,lr. s. 600 h, quck
and fct thh Usage 11Gt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07
ron SALE or ENCHANGE
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS AND APARTMENTs II

FOE hENI-t-ruom apartments modern
--lL south Rockford. Usage 52s7.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-07
BOLSHEVIKI FIGHT
TO HOLD ON TO kIEV
(By Associated PresS)

WARSAW, May 7-Bolshevik troops
fighting in the defense of the city Of
Kiev have strengthened their resist
ance considerably during the last "a
hours. The battle for the possession
of the city still is raging, according to
latest dispatches.
The fighting is said to be severe
northwest of the city where the Boil
sheviki are using artillery stationed
just behind the front line entrench-
ments. Other heavy guns are stationed
in the bridgehead territory there and
are directing a heavy fire against the
attacking Poles and Ukrainians.
CHRISTIANIA, May 6-(Russia)-
Reports that kiev has been lost by
the Russian Bolsheviki are denied in
wireless message received here from
Moscow.
"A wireless despatch from Lyons
says kiev has been taken by the
Poles" the message says. '"On both
May 4 and May the soviet govern
ment authorities were in direct tele-
graphic communication with Kiev
when they was in the hands Of the
RolSheviki."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-07
FOR OPEN
WHEAT MARKETING

CHICAGO, May REPRESENTATIVES,
Of boards Of trade, country and ter
1rinal elevator associations, grain buy
ers, exporters and bankers met here
today to plan for the re-establishment
of an open market in wheat, at the
expiration of the wheat guaranty act
on June /. The meeting was called by
julius H. Barnes, United States wheat
director.
The Chicago board of trade and
other exchanges made known they
were anxious to resume trading in flu
lures but desired the government to
safeguard their market, particularly
against the pool of foreign govern
ments which has been buying grain for
export.
The boards of trade urged as a
remedy that the United States notify
the foreign governments that the en-
barge sections of the Lever Act will
be used against them if necessary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-07
(By Associated Press1

WASHINGTON, May IA study of
profiteering in American industry
made under the auspices OF the rail-
way brotherhoods, was presented to
the railroad labor board today in sup
port of the railway workers demands
for higher pay and to refute the charge
that increased labor costs are respon-
sible for the high cost of living.
Prepared by w. J. Lauck, former
secretary of the war labor board, the
study seeks to show that profiteering
in industry is the fundamental cause
for high prices in practically all com
modities. 1t gives many statistics to
support that contention.
Calling attention to the many war
made millionaires the study contends
that a three-fold relationship exists
between high prices, profiteering and
the addition to the quota Of million
aires" and that the increase in the
wealth of the wealthy is an 'unans-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-07
Some Sugar in Town,
Although Prices Are
High, Say Wholesalers

Although Richmond is paying the
greatest price for sugar in history,
the situation as to quantity is the best
in several weeks, according to whole
sale grOCerS.
Practically all retail groceries have
small supplies on hand, the prices of
which range from Is to 35 cents a
pound Those charging 35 cents a
pound say they contracted for a SUI
gar lot recently at 321a cents a pound
wholesale in order to avoid a short
age.
The largest sugar-handling concern
in Richmond reports no sugar, but a
carload is in transit and expected to
arrive any day. The present whole
sale sugar price is 22.65 cents a
pound, but the coming sugar probably
will cost more.
Another Wholesale grocery reports
a small amount on hand, but with no
more in prospect. Still another Rich
mond wholesale concern reports car
load
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-07
Mother is to have her day.

Mother is to have her day.
On Sunday, May 9, national mothers
day. mother will be the guest of hon
or at practically every church in Rich
mond and Wayne county.
After being fired" from the kitchen
Sunday morning, she is to be made to
sit on the front porch in the sunshine
Later, she will accompany father and
the kids to church, and there hear,
what she rarely hears, what a good
citizen she is and what place she
fills in the community
The Rev L. E. Murray, pastor of
the First Christian church, has an
nounced special Sunday school and
church services. Preparations are
being made at the First Baptist church
for the entertainment of the local or
der of Red Men, and special music and
an appropriate sermon is being plan
ned
Members of the Third NJ. E. church
will hold an all day service. Each
family is to bring its dinner, with sill
yer and china for individual use. At
the First Presbyterian church, DR.. j.
J. Rae will deliver a mothers day ser
mon.
Although the recent illness of the
Rev. F. A. Dressed, pastor of the First
English Lutheran church, will make it
impossible for him to occupy the pull
pit. the church will not be without a
special service.
The Rev D. H. Bauslin, D. D., presi.
dent of Wittenberg college. Spring
field. Ohio, will deliver the morning
sermon. Special music under the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-07
DAVIS HEADS DRIVE
OF "W FOR $4,000

j. NJ. Davis. of Indianapolis, for 10
years connected with y. NJ. c. A.
work, and the man who put across the
100000 drive for an association
building in Newcastle. has been Sc
cured to lead the local "Y' drive for
$4,000 which will be started here
May 25. to continue for four days.
This drive was postponed from
April, by the board of directors. be-
cause of the InterchurCh World Move
ment campaign. At a recent meeting
of the board, a campaign committee
was appointed with E. NJ. Haas. prest-
dent of the board. as chairman. Other
members of the committee We're:
Adam II. Bartel, H. R. Robinson, John
H. Johnson, Richard SodgwiCk, How
ard A Dill and Horace Kramer.
Two Divisions Planned.
One hundred men will be organized,
divided into two divisions with Ben
Rartel and w. d. Scoble as majors.
Ia CHI major will have five captains
rnder him who will have nine men
on a team 1t is the plan of the lead
crS to complete the work as quickly
as possible.
Campaign headquarters have been
fitted UP in the library room and the
preliminary work of the drive Is being
accomplished.
Officials of the local Y. NJ. G. A.
feel fortunate in having secured the
services of Mr.. Davis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-07
Mother to Haze Her Day
Sunday in Wayne Churches

leadership of Lee B. Nusb baum will also
be a feature of the service.
Parents Day will be observed at the
Second English Lutheran church, by
appropriate exercises in honor of the
Fathers and Mothers.
Our Mothers" is the subject to be
used by the Rev. II. S. James, in the
morning service. At the 1880 p. m.
<Service David Jayn Manley, a native
African who is being educated by the
Christian Endeavorers of the denom-
ination, at Indiana Central College.
will be the speaker. He is in this
country to make better preparation for
the life of greatest usefulness among
his own people.
In the county, the Boston NJ. E.,
Cambridge City Christian, and Abing-
ton Union churches have announced
that they will have services especially
fitting for the day.
Y. M. c. A. Mentions Day
Large posters expressing the SEN
timent of the day, have been hung
upon the walls of the Y. NJ. C. A.
calling the attention of the boys and
men of the association to remember
to write mother.
A fine banquet will also be served
to the men of the dormitory Saturday
night by mothers of the city, and ].
H. =, Bentley, superintendent of the
Richmond public schools, will make
the address of the evening.
The day probably has never been
prepared as has been the case this
year. Indications point to large num-
bers at all church services.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-07
SHARP DECREASE IN
NUMBER OF SCHOOL
CHILDREN IS SHOWN

Wayne township was the only
Wayne county school unit in Wayne
county to report an increase in the
number of persons between six and
q years old in the annual school
enumeration results of which were
announced Saturday.
Wayne township shows an increase
of 80 from 1885 to 1885. Richmond
shows a decrease of 122, from 1925 in
1919 to 5697. Outlying townships
show a loss also as reports come in,
New Garden alone having one of 80
per cent.
mo reason can be given for the
city decrease" said J. H. Bentley, city
school superintendent, only that per-
haps the enumeration was more thor
Ough last year. Also the greatly in
creased number of children in Wayne
township is caused by Richmond fam
lilies moving outside the corporation
line"
Haven't Come Here.
Those leaving the outlying town
ships have not come into Richmond, it
is thought. These figures indorse the
opinion that country people are NOV
ing rapidly into the large cities,
school officials believe.
w ~ "" "
Richmond may account for the enum-
GRAFTON increase, they say.
Desire to make city wages at city
hours is the cause of this city influx,
but Wayne township residents are
near enough to live at their homes
and work in Richmond" pointed out
superintendent Williams, Friday.
Enumeration work closed last Sat
urday. James c, Starr, township
teacher, and Charles Coffin of west
of Richmond were the township enum-
orators.
Usual difficulties in convincing
people that the enumeration is neces-
sary, in order that he county may re-
ceive sufficient funds for carrying on
its school work was experienced this
year according to Trustee Edgerton
and the enumerators.
MANY people believe that if they
give all their childrens names, it will
increase their personal taxes when ex-
actly the opposite is true" said Mr..
Edgerton. THE more names Wayne
county can present to the state the
more state tax money will come to the
county. State taxes are distributed
for education according to the num-
Der of school age pupils"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-07
WOODWARD NOT TO
run FOR CHAIRMAN
OF COUNTY 6. 0.P.

Will Woodward, Wayne county Re-
publican chairman. announced Friday
that he would not be a candidate for
reelection when the county precinct
committeeman meet Saturday to elect
their chairmen.
This leaves the race for county
chairman between Paul Comstock.
who is aga inst Walter Bossert for dis
trict chairman, and Carl Meyers, who
favors E. NJ. Wasmuth for state chair
man, and James E. Watson for
senator.
II don't know whether I'll be run
ming for vice-chairman or not tomor-
row. but do know that I've got to at
tend to Will Woodward's business over
here in the west part of the county
for a while" said Woodward Friday.
Ed Paul of Cambridge City. and
other politicians of the county were
also in Richmond Friday
Meredith Is Confident.
Linus Meredith, leader of the anti
Bossert forces, reiterated his state
ment Friday, that he had enough votes
to elect Comstock.
Republican Chairman Wasmuth is
sued a call Thursday for meeting of
the state committee at the Hotel Sew
erin at a. m, May II, to organize.
Whether the present state committee
regime will continue, remains to be
seen at that session. There will be
some new members on the reorganiZ-
ed committee.
The district committee will meet at
Liberty on May IL, at the Hotel Cor
riggton at 1 p. m.
Democrats Also Meet
The Democrats will choose county
chairmen next Saturday. and the
districts will choose their chairmen
May II. The reorganization of
the state committee will take place
! in Indianapolis May 10, and that even
ing the district meeting will be held
| here for the choice of committees for
| the state convention at Tomlinson
hall, May 90. 1t is not anticipated that
there will be any serious changes in
| the state committee, and Benjamin
Bosse, of Evansville, probably will con-
| tinue as state chairman.
Among candidates for Republican
nomination at the state convention
| who have announced, is Lew Bowman,
of Richmond, for auditor of state.
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