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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
CiOCnire de tr1n
lntr'un tune|
Dol morti 81 sapte raniti.

Stcubenvillc, O. 25 Sept. -
Doua persoane au fost omorlte 81
Sapte ranite, dintre carl unul
grav, cand astazi aproape de
amiaza trenul de persoane No. IL
a liniei Pennsylvania, care mer-
gea catre vest isbit un tren dr
maria care mergea inaintea lui
in tunelul Gould, cinci mile vest
de aici. Accidental oprit tot
traficul intre Pittsburg 81 Colum-
bus, 81 sc crede ca va trece trel
zile pana Sc va curati tunelul. =
NORTH sunt: Michel Birch, go
ami, mecanicul trenului de per
soane No. II, oparit, 81 Alfred
Schuppe, ~ ami, conductorul tre-
nului de maria, sdrobit.
Frinarii de la ambele trenuri
au fost usor raniti. Sa cauta pa
tru persoane carl erau pc trenul
de MARTA cand trenul intrat in
tunel.
Conductorul Griffin, de la tre-
nul de persoane. esit pc branci
din tunel 81 alergat la statia
Gould, unde anuntat statlile
Steubenville 81 Denison, 81 echi-
pele de salvare 81 peste zece doe
tori au plecat indata la locul ca
tastrofei.
Prima echipa de salvare care a
lntrat in tunel "a reintors indata
aproape sufocati de gaze. Peste
cateva minute intrat 0 alta par
tida, care reusit sa ajunga pana
la locomotive rasturnata 81 au
aflat pc mecanicul Birch, mort in
fata locomotivei
Conductorul Schuppe fost
prins in ghereta lui 81 strivit de
moarte.
Tmelul la scena ciOcnirei este
blocat de masa de RUNE. Sasc
vagoanc Gle la trenul Gle MARTA
sunt Gu totul distruse, umpland
tunelul in toata latimca Ii GU Q
masa de faramaturi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
CONFERINT!A DIN
WASHINGTON

Washington, 26 Sept.-Presedin
tele Harding adresat All diminea-
ia cuvintarea de deschidere oane-
nilor ce au fost invitati ca sa Sc
discute problema crizei muncito-
resti.
Delegatii adunati-cari represin
ia aproape toate ramurile indus
triei, a muncii stientifice 81 repre-
sentantii muncitorilor-sunt Gle pa
rerea ca ambele parti, munca 81 ca
pitalul-trebuie sd faca concesiuni
daca Sc asteapta eficienta della a.
ceasta conferinta. Sc site ca con
ferlnta nu va avea puterea ca sd
Introduce in mod practic decisiuni-
lie sale, decat in cazul cand vor Fl
sprijinite de opiniunea publica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
De ALE z|LEI


latd 81 rdrasul societdtii "Vul-
turul" din Homestead, Pa. cdruiu
ia remit rindul sal publican as
tdsi:
Stimate die Pdscu,
Aldturat prin,iti din partea So
cietdtm noastre "Vulturul" din
Homestead, Pennsylvania, I'M Gee
IN raloare de 10000, pentfu Uni
rersitatea PopularG Nicolae Iorga,
care Sc ga y1dica la Vdleniii de Nun
te.
Dupd cat ne este in putintd am
tinut 81 MOI sd cOntribuim la ridi-
carea acelu l0cas de culturd, care
"a purta natnele mdrelni dascM al
romdnismului, upostolM neinfricat
al democratiei rondne 81 apdrdto.
rul celor multi 81 obiditi: -.
Dorm din suflet redlizareo cdt
MAI IN grabd a frnMosului ideal 81
riatd lungd 81 putere de muncd III.
bitulM nostru Nic0lae Iorga.
Primiti saIutdrile noastre frd.
testi.
In nun,ele societdtW VulturM,'
loan MUSTATI,
Presedinte
loan MORARU,
Sccrctar finunciar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
iIoti de biseriCi

Dupa &c manastirile oltene
au PRINT vista unor arheologi
amator.i carl le-au desbracat
de podoaba lor cea veche, acu-
ma in BucureSti char bisericile
Sc iau pc rand, dupa un plan
metodic, 81 astfel Olarii, Bats
tea, sunt curatite de toate o.
biectele pretioase pc care le Gu
prindcau.
Avem o polite, 81 in fruntea
eli Sc gasesc oameni energici.
Sc pare 1nsa ca mijloacele de a
lupta contra infected morale,
care merge acum pana la sa-
crilegiu, Ii lipseste Gu totul. Fa-
catorii de rele Sc primbla ne
tulburati 81 dau loviturile unde
81 cum vreau, dupa cele mai
perfecte din regulcle pc care
lie popularizeaza cinematogra-
felc totdeauna pline. Name vom
afla ca s'a despoiat Mitropolia
81 poimanc ca banda s'a pre-
sintat la Musee 81 la Palat.
Gu o administratie generala
care 1ngaduie ca la Hotin ban
ditii sa-si faca adevarate cetati
Gu transee 81 sirma ghimpata
in padu1i nu G mimic de mirare.
De ce STAR deranja vilegiatura
81 calatoriile omul pus in flun-
tea pastratorilor "ordinii" sa-
crosancte? A fl la putere in
seamna nunai drepturi, 81 nici
o datorie.
Stu 1nsa ca, acum o suta de
ami, cand bantuiau zavergiii, o
sama de locuitori Isl facusera
0 paza a lor propric, neoficiala.
De ce n'am 1ncerca 81 astazi cu
acest sistem? Gel carl STAR We
dea astfel averile asigurate ar
contribui de sigur la cheltueli.
lea cineva initiativa?
n. IORGA.
(Neam. Rom.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
INVESTIGATE I IMPoTRI-
VA BAUTUREI SPIRToAsE


CHICAGO, ILL.,, 26 Sept. Ar
thur Burrage Farwell, presedinte-
le Ligei ordinei 81 respectarea le-
gel din Chicago, a declarat astazi
ca va cere Presedintelui Harding
81 cabinetului Q investigate imc-
data a situatiunei bauturilor spir-
toase in Chicago. D-sa zice ca ID
Chicago sunt intre $500 81 5000 dc
saloane unde Sc vinde rachiu.
Sefll politici Fitzmorris q zis Cd
daca aceasta adevarat atunci fie.
care al doilea politist un contra.
bandist.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
CAUTA DUPA AUR
SAPAT IN PAM1NT

MILANO, Italia, 26 Sept.-La
Bisceglia s'a 1nceput cercetarc
sistematica dupa o avere ilnensa sa-
pata in pamant.
Signora Paneglia a VENT in sap
tamana trecuta din Jerusalim GU
niste planuri elaborate carl arata
ca, la doua mile. de Bisceglia, este
ascuns in pamant aur in valoare de
80 miliarde lire.
Descoperirile facute pana acum
par a dovedi adevarul acestor pla-
nuri 81 Sc asteapta GU mare interes
resultatul sapaturilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
CRECII Sc RETRAC

BRUSA, rs Sept.-Grecii s'au
retras pc linia lor veche, care mer-
sc della Eski Shehr la sud spre
Sled GaZi. Eli au abandonat orice
lntentiune de a relua ofensiva con-
ira turcilor. Cartierul general gre
cesc S "a stabilit la Eski Shehr. Sc
zonul ploios s'a mccput deja, din
care cauza operatiile sunt imposi.
bile.
Grecii Isl sacrifica tot timpul
pentru ingrijirca ranitilor. In
Brusa singura sunt pana acum zece
mil raniti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
JUCOSLAVII
CONTINUA
ATACURILE

ROMA, rs Sept.-Jugoslavii -
precum spun telegramele sosite aici
-au ocupat linia dealungul rlului
Drina, luand della albanezi orasul
Aras. Albanezii all facut un con-
traatac 81 au recapturat oraSul. u
nele comune au fost ruinate 81 arse
Albanezii chiama sub arme clase
mai batrane. Guvcrnul albane7
crede ca puterile mari vor inter
veni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
INDUSTRIAL TEXTILELOR
DIN ENCLITERA IN
C0NDITIUNI Salts
FACATOARE

LONDRA, 26 Sept.-Marea, IN
dustrie de textile della Lancashire
supravietuit depresiunea econo-
mica 81 acum Sc desvolta spre con-
ditiuni normale. Pana la anul nou
va atinge activitatea 81 prosperita-
tea avuta inainte de razboiu, afr
ma camera de comert din locali-
tate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
ITALIA VA Fl AMESTE-
CATA IN DIFERENDUL
S1RBO-ALBANEZ

BELGRAD, rs Sept. - Italia
poate fl amestecata in diferendul
dintre Albania 81 Serbia-precum
Sc spune la ministerial afacerilor
externe. Guvernul pregateste Q
nota catre guvernul Italiei ca aces
ia sa retraga trupele 81 oficerii ita-
lieni carl ar lupta alaturea Gu alba
nezii contra sirbilOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
GEN. PERSHINC
81 FRANCEZII


CHAUMONT, Franta, 26 Sept.
John J. Pershing
vlzitat eri acest oras unde, in de-
cursul rasboiului, a avut el cartie-
rnl sau general. FL fost prinit
in mod enthusiastic. Orasul fost
decorat in onoarca lui 81 notabili-
tatile s'au adunat la casa orasu-
lui ca sal exprine omagiile. Dupa
receptie Pershing a vizitat caste
lul unde q locuit in tippuI rasbo-
iului. All plecat spre Mont
faucon.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
NOTA ALIATIALOR
CATRE CERMANIA

LONDRA, 26 Sept. - Conf
siunea interaliata de controla
q TRIMS o nota aspra guvernu-
lui german protestant contra
instructed militare a fortelor
politienesti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
ungurii 81 Austriacii
Sc bat
RESISTENTA UNCURILOR E SPRIJINITA
DE CREDINCIOSII LUZ CAROL
PAREREA VIENEZILOR ESTE CA MICA ANTANTA
SINGURA POATE PUNE CAPAT ACESTOR starr
SCANDALUL DIN PARLAMENTUI. UNGURESC
ATENTAT CONTRA LUZ ANDRAssY.

VIENA, 20 Sep-In cercure guvernamcntale s'a cxpri
mat All parerea Cd nula apcarea mediata forth putea
saliva stua creta de resstena ugurior din Ungaria de
vest. Altfel situatia deveni foarte grava.
Martursrea Ungare ctre alat in Paris ca poate
sa curee tertoru de nsurgen mai aes ca Austria este
impoenta mIitareste, facu pretuntcnea mpresa
mai "Mca ananta,'' mpreuna Italia putea nterven
in mod Efficient aceasta ntervene de ort pentru
tau1area pacii.
Este aemis din toac pare ca situatia fl oare
roasa dupa astfe de ntervene cac tpee maghare
ntarte in ecare cias 81 asfel lupta fl nvcrsunata
Sc vede clar mana celor carl sprinesc pc ostu mlara
Carol, caci mscarea Gle resstena este anaa de Ell
Ac oaa umca site mscarea din Ungara de sa pre-
acut din mcarc neorganzaa 81 inccnte sporadce in
ro mscare organzaa 81 al care scop este nratee
auarea dnastei Habsburglor pc ronul Ungariei poae
al Austriei.
Raporurle sosite de acoo spun Sc preutinlenea
sub fonna de rechze Bai 81, hran sau ua in CAM
ttate uncle safe apar totu efuite 81 despoiatc
Sa dovcd deja cl luptee de er, sau dat la Bruck,
81 fost omor1ti asraci fos initiate de SOL
DAFT nngur mraca unifolna de amploat la cae feratc.
Acesta foe asupra garzilor austace della gran
Ausac prins acese lupte 70 ndivz despre carl
dovcdit sunt sodati din trupele regulare
@ teegrama prmta aci din Praga spune ca regimentul
al 2Sea este caea spre fronul slovac ase bater din
artlera cehosovaca 81 ncaga divze aa in Bra
tsava Q'ojon).
Cnelarul Sober al Ausrei 81 dul Eduad Benesh, mi
nistru afacerlor exene al Ceoslovacc ntan art
81 dscua asupra situatlei.
~BUDAPESTA 25 Sept-In sednta de Smbata a adunarii
rationale dim Pesa sa Inccrcat atenta contra ve
eui uliu Andassy fost mnstru al afacerlor exee
ui Rakovsky fost presednte al adunarii rationale Tn
nvid cnc focuri de gaerie asupra or Nic unu
ma fost rn oate ca glont peetat prin anele u
ndrassy. Gel comis aentatu Abraham Koever, fost
ocoenent, fpst prs medat. FL arata semncle neuniei
Sa constaat ins preface In egaura acest aeat
autortate escoper pedat compot pus la Gale
Gle inmc u Carol 81 drecta contra celor carl spri
Atentaul mai furtunoasa sednta della
ou incoace In aceasta senta sa uat muntatea della pa
depuat carl n alnestecat in nse panalnae urase 81
sunt acuza luat mta Adunarea sa amalat pc timp
nedeterninat.
Nota consiulu ambasadorior catre Ungaria, in
Ungarei de este prvta ac foae seros
Termnu este 10 ze Sc spera nsa in tmp
ajunge la un comproms Austria.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
Cuvernu| rom1n suspendd liberia
rea paSaporte|or la Budapesta

prese romanesti. Succesul acesta
vadeste greutatea 81 importanta
preset III opera de raspunderc 81
de conducere Statului roman
intregit.
(Din "Dacia"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-22
SPRINGvILLE PIKE

FOR farm and timber lands and invess- ments see Brazeal Land Co.,. 42a Browp- Marx Bldg. Main 948e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-22

WEST END-New bungalow with Arcola heat; will be finished May 1. l.. ". Crook, with Jerome Tucker, 207 N. 2lst St. Main 379.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-22
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-AIaLE

wants clean-cut young man to open branch office and take ex- elusive selling rights for entire state; $500 required, secured by merchandise. This territory worth $700 per month and more 10 right man. See Mr. Soil, I26 Intwher (Do not take up my time or yours if not financially abie).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-22

WANTED-Several good news paper solicitors; this is a com mission proposition. Apply to Circulation Manager, The Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-22

POSITION wanted for summer by account ant preferring work with outdoor amuse ment company or hotel; anything consid- cred; 30 years old; well qualified; good references. F. o. Box SSS, Meridian. Miss SITUATIONS WANTED-FEAlALE 55 COLORED help furnished; male or female Only the best with references. Call us The Missionary Workers Employment Bureau, 1723h 4th Ave. Phone Main 8S7S rapher, high school graduate; will accept temporary work. Call Woodlawn 9S4-J
 FINANCIAL P
 SGsINESs OPPORTUNITIES 57
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-22

10 CRES-Best. Cahaba coal. miles Bir- minghanf; quick; bargain. Hill & Nelson. 2121 Sd Ave. Phone 1920.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15
GREEK TROOPS TAKE
IMPORTANT CITY ON
RAILWAY TO BACDAD
(By Associated Press)

CONSTANTINOPLE, July IS
Greek troops have occupied the town
of Afiun-Karahissar, an important
station on the southern branch of the
Bagdad railway, it is announced here.
is about SO miles
south of Kutaia, which has been re-
ported to be the center of the Greek
offensive against the Turkish national
lists, which began. last Monday. The
town was given up by the Turks with
out fighting, it is said.
ATHENS, July 15.-Greek forces en-
gagged in the offensive against the
Turkish nationalists are making pro-
gress at each end of the battle line
and are not encountering sharp resist
ance, says an official statement issued
here covering the operations at the
front on July 13. The statement con-
firms Gonstantinople dijoatches rela-
tive to the occupation of Afiun-
Karahissar
The advance of our troops toward
Eski-Sher and Kutaia,'' the statement
declared, continued without serious
resistance and we are suffering in
significant losses. During the day of
July IS, Greek troops occupied Afiun-
karshissar.'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15
RIOT zone
UNDER ARMY CONTROL
(Rv Associated Press)

BELFAST, July 15.-The military
resumed control of the north Queen
street area in Belfast today and armor-
ed cars patrolled the streets. At the
city hall a conference was held, at
tended by officers of the police and
the military and by leading townspeo-
pie to discuss the situation here, in
view of the disorders that had oc-
Cured during the week.
Acute trouble developed early last
evening in the York street and north
Queen street district, several civilians
being wounded in fighting in which
the police and the military were
forced to intervene. The rioting stop
ped abruptly at the curfew hour. but
it was announced that reinforcement
of the military in Belfast from adjoin-
ing areas today was contemplated.
When the reports from last nights
rioting were made public this morn
ing it developed that two persons
were killed during the disorders, and
that between so and 40 others were
wounded. During the disturbances
the mob looted number of public
houses.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15
TAXABLE PROPERTY
VALUE S76,790,870
IN COUNTY, REPORT

Total value of taxable property in
Wayne county is s76, ,790,S70, accord
ing to the abstract of assessment
which was completed by County Au.
ditor Howard Brooks Friday morning
Personal property is placed at a value
of s19.544,830.
These figures do not include the
assessments to be made by the state
board of tax commissioners for steam
and electric railroads. telegraph and
telephone companies, banks and build
ing and loan companies.
The total value of taxable property
shows a decrease of s307,9 from
S77.098,S10 last year.
Corporation assessments for 1921
showed a decrease of $904,460 from
the 1920 figures.
Tax levies for next year are based
on the abstract of assessment which
Auditor Brooks has just completed
this being known as the July abstract
1t will be forwarded to the state board
of tax commissioners and is due there,
on or before July 20.
Equalization Guide
The statement is intended to be a
true and complete statement of the
assessment of property in the county
as made by the assessors and finally
passed on by the board of review. II
is also used as a guide for equaliza.
tion of property by the state board.
True. value of land, lots and i'm
provements in the county is fixed al
approximately $57,242,7S0. The totaI
area of Wayne county is said TO be
24S,S80.4 acres. Value of all the land
in the county is $25. 5.777,930; improve
ments on which are fixed at S7,066 ,11O
The average value per acre OF
Wayne county land is S10355, with
improvements its value is raised to
s13194.
Mortgage Indebtedness caused re
ductions in valuations amounting tc
1857, 900. Soldier exemptions totalled
s161,20o. The two exemptions com
bined showed an increase of s62.SlC
over 1920.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15
SECOND IRISH
PEACE TALK
TAKES PLACE
Conversations Probably Re-
sumed Monday - Confer
ence Lasts Hour and Half,
Sir James Craig Arrives.
is TWO MAN AFFAIR
tBy Associated Press,

LONDON, July 15-Another meet
ing, between Eamonn De Valera and
Premier Lloyd George took place to-
day, this discussion of the prelimin-
aries of the hopes for Irish peace set
tlement lasting about an hour and
half. At its conclusion ii was an
nounced the conversation would be
resumed later, probably next Monday
The conference was again a two
man talk. In an adjoining room,
however, Sir Hamar Greenwood, the
chief secretary for Ireland, Lord Cur.
zon, the foreign secretary, Art O'Bri-
en-, president of the Gaelic league in
London, and Robert c. Barton, of the
Irish delegation were on hand should
their presence be desired.
On leaving Downing street Mr.. De
Valera said there would not be any
further meeting today and that he
did not think there would be meet
ing Saturday.
Craig Arrives
1t was announced that the COM
muniQue agreed upon by the conferees
would be issued later. A member of
Mr.. De Valera's party gave definite
assurances that nothing in the nature
OF deadlock or breakdown of the
conferences threatened at any time
Meanwhile, Sir James Craig, the Ul-
ster premier, arrived in London today
from Belfast, announcing on his ar
rival that he would see the premier
this afternoon
Asked for an expression of opinion
on the Irish situation, Sir James re-
piled: "The less said now the better"
He added, however, that he was hope
full.
Crowds Pray
At the Whitehall entrance to Down
ing street scenes similar to those of
yesterday were witnessed as the meet
ing between the British prime minister
and the republican leader was in
progress.
A large crowd awaited Mr.. De Val
era and cheered him as he entered
Downing street, repeating the ovation
as he and his companions left at the
close of the talk with Mr.. LLOYD
George.
As the conference proceeded pray
ers for its success were said by the
crowd in Whitehall, the men and wo-
men kneeling and reciting the rosary
Consultations Next
Inc TACT that no immediate resump-
ton of the talk between Lloyd George
and De Valera was contemplated was
not interpreted to mean anything like
a breakdown Of the conference or
deadlock in the preliminary negotia-
tlons. Those in close touch with the
situation, indeed, believe the prelim-
ing between the British prime minister
and the republican leader have been
worked out, and that the next step
will be consultations between Mr..
Lloyd George and Sir James Craig. the
Ulster premier, these probably occur
ring this afternoon
The official communique on todays
conference, issued shortly before 2 o.
clock this afternoon, read:
"A further conversation between
Mr.. Lloyd George and Mr.. De Valera
took place this morning in Downing
street and will be resumed at a later
date, probably Monday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15
SCATTERED RAINFALL
THURSDAY IS AID TO
PORTIONS OF COUNTY

A heavy rainfall Thursday refreshed
the northern part of Wayne county, in
some places breaking a drought that
had continued since April.
In no place where the rain fell, had
there been such a heavy precipitation
since May %. Williamsburg especial.
ly benefited by the heaviest rainfall,
but the northern end of Franklin and
New Garden townships also received
liberal showers. At Bethel and north
a soaking rain continued for three
quarters of an hour, and in Ohio,
towards Greenville, there was an even
heavier downpour.
Near Whitewater, the rain was not
so heavy only continuing for about 10
minutes, and not being sufficient to
delay threshing later than Friday
afternoon.
No Rain at Fountain City.
At Fountain City. it was said that
not drop of rain fell, and similarly in
Centerville and for several miles north,
there was only enough rain to lay the
dust. Up as far as mile south of
Green's Fork. there was not enough
rain to stop thraShing.
At Williamsburg, however. a vel
come downpour lasted for about half
an hour in its greatest force, while
rain continued to fall for some time
longer. The rain began late in the
afternoon, after o'clock, and with the
strong wind, which drove the water in
horizontal sheets, was almost enough
to damage the crops.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15
OPPOSED
TO MILITARY COSTS
IN PRESENT CRISIS
tsy Associated Press,

CLEVELAND, O., July 15.-Declar-
ing that as the banks had set the
pace during the world war period for
the greatest thrift movement America
had ever known they should now ex-
ert their influence in behalf of gov
ernmental and home economy, United
States Senator Pomerene of Ohio to-
day urged the members of the Ohio
Bankers association in convention
here to make strong declaration for a
reduction in expenditures and conse-
quent relief for the people from ex-
cssive taxation.
Senator Pomerene particularly OBJ
jected to the proposed large appropria-
tions for the army and navy declaring
the latter especially not to be justi-
fled in view of present world condi-
tions.
No Time for Waste.
eff there ever was a time in the
history of this country when our ex-
penditures should be kept within the
revenues it is now, when business ev-
erywhere is staggering under the
load" Senator Pomerene said. Much
is being said about the deplorab BILE
condition of the farmers, but the farm
ers are in no worse condition than are
the manufacturers of the country or
the laborers.
In fact the latter are in worse con-
dition than either the farmers or the
manufacturers. Here in Ohio approx
imately 40 percent of the men are idle.
YLou cannot have great appropriation
bills without adding to the taxes which
burden US and you cannot add taxes
without increasing the cost of living.
Under present stagnant conditions
how are we to raise the proposed bill
lion three hundred and fifty million
dollars for the war and navy budgets
for 1922 and why, with no prospects
of war, should it be attempted?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-15
RAINBOW VETERANS
OCCUPIED BY PARADE
BUSINESS, UNWILLING
(By Associated Press,

CLEVELAND, o., July ia busi.
ness session this morning and a pa,
rade this afternoon, followed by the
unveiling of a monument to Rev.
Father James NJ. Hanley, former bat
talon chaplain of the 165th New York
infantry, were on today's program of
the second annual convention of the
rainbow division veterans association.
There was little doubt but that the
bonus question would come up at the
business session, according to the dele
gate. 1t had been discussed yester.
day, but because of the brief session
no action was taken. Many of the
delegates have stated they are op
posed to cash bonus and advocate
care of the disabled soldiers first.
Action Doubtful.
Limitation of armaments and a plan
for national guard organization were
also discussed yesterday but it was
doubtful whether action would be
taken On either by the convention.
All of the delegates in uniform were
to participate in the parade. After
the parade, it had been planned for
Newton D. Baker, former secretary
or war, Rev. Father Francis P. Duffy
of New York, chief chaplain of 165th
infantry. and others to address the
veterans from the reviewing stand
The former soldiers then will pro.
ceed to Calvary cemetery for the un.
yelling of the monument to Father
Hanley. The monument is the gift OF
men of the 165th infantry. Father
Duffy will be among the speakers at
the ceremony.
Tonight the veterans will attend a
banquet.