The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-04
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IMPRESSED BY SHARP
ANTAGONIST OF irish
(By Associated Press,

tBy Associated PreSS)
LONDON, Jan A. Continuance of
the sharp antagonism between the adj
vocates and opponents of the Irish
peace treaty was what mainly i'm
pressed English newspaper correspon-
dents watching the proceedings in the
Dali Eireann yesterday. The writer's
agreed that the recess had done moth
ing to alter the respective attitudes OF
the matters and said it was evident as
soon as the session began that Mon
days rumors Of some possible surprise
making for unanimity had no founda-
ton in fact.
The long succession of speeches
helped nothing and revealed nothing
to these observers, several of whom
were convinced that the balance event
ually would be turned, not by votes
but by abstentions from voting. This
view admittedly took no account of
Michael Collins proposal for letting
the treaty go through, after which the
opponents could carry on their fight
against the provisional government set
up under the pact. However, the lat
est dispatches from Dublin revealed
no suggestion that any action on this
proposal was probable
Some of the neWspapermen declared
there had been an increase in the bit
terness between the contending fac
lions and that the new newspaper, The
Republic of Ireland, through the con-
temptuous tone of its articles directed
against the ratificationists, had made
the feeling worse.
The opinion was expressed that
| whatever happens in the Dali, the op-
| position to the treaty would not cease
notwithstanding indications that the
| great majority of the nation wanted it.
Mettert, Lyell Erwin, Walter House
and Willis Baker. Miss Margaret
Burke has been visiting home folks
during the holidays. Stanley Coop
er visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kautz
during the holidays. 49,. .Twenty-six
men with five teams finished gathering
| Tom Sullivan's corn last Monday aft
ernoon. Mr.. Sullivan has been ILL.,
! Quite number from Jackson Grange
attended Ramona at Monroe town
ship Saturday. Rev. Pleasant is cor
Quoting a series of meetings beginning
last Sunday evening and will continue
Tor three weeks. On Thursday evening
of this week will be paternal night
Every one is invited to attend these
meetings. The teachers of Jackson
township gave Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt
q surprise on Saturday evening and
] presented Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt with
a beautiful picture. The following
called on Miss Jennie Sullivan FRIDAY
afternoon: Mrs. Fred Sauer and daugh
ter, Mrs. Kenneth Swisher, Marshall
ketron and wife, Freda Larsh. Ger
trude Bice, Heber O'Hara, George Nc
Gill and Russell Laird. Seven of the
above named were in the graduatins
class of 1918, of which Miss Jennie
was also members. .. On Friday eve
ming Israel township girls and boys
basketball teams will play at thi!
place. Miss Marguerite Gartlan(
and sister Loretta visited Dayton rela
tives the past week.
! MILTON, Ind.-Dr. E. s. Shumake
of Indianapolis. president of the In
diana Anti-Saloon league spoke Sun
day morning at the Christian churcl
in the interest of law enforcement.
Rev. Mccormick preached the funera
of the baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Snod
, grass at Bryan's Chapel Monday after
noon and the funeral of Mrs Lou Kim
nell at Cambridge City Christian
church Tuesday afternoon. FLOW
. Hines and Howard Bryant spent tn,
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rober
, Bryant at Muncie. The ladies of tn
missionary society of the Christian
church will be the guests of the Cam
: bridge City society Wednesday after
, noon. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Wal
) rem and family and Mr.. and Mrs. E. T
y Jones and sons and Mr.. Sample an
, daughter Of Metaniora, were suppe
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Sampl
+ Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. ]. {
, Beck and son and daughter, Mr..
) Charles King spent Sunday with Mr.:
4 Lidia Bragg and daughter Mrs. Johr
: ston. Misses Gladys and Lois Han
? ilton of Muncie were house guests c
: Mr.. and Mrs. William Huddleson las
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Revale
and family, Mr.. and Mrs Cldye Live
ton and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Williar
Huddleson and family spent Me-
Years day with Mr.. and Mrs. Willi
7 Liverton. -. Dewey lookout of Lo
antsville was the guest of John Jone
Friday night and Saturday. +. Mr.. an
Mrs. VIII Wissler and granddaughter
5 Ponita LevertOn, left Tuesdty to spen
: the winter in Florida.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Greenbury Bryar
y were hosts Christmas day for famil
/, party of "a. George Klinn wi
l. grind free of charge all wheat donate
t by anyone in the community for tn
relief of the starving millions of Ru
STA. Carl Williams. Alfred Sample an
2 Clyde LevertOn were appointed a con
e mittee to work with Mr.. Klenn
n The ladies of the Methodist Mission
: airy society will be the guests of tn
n society of the Christian church Frida
afternoon in the church basement.
The Carey club will meet Thursda
afternoon with Mrs f. p Jones
= Mr.. and Mrs. John Coyne and daugI
:, ter. Blanche, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Do
: bridge, Miss Gussie Miller and M
d and Mrs. Harry Caldwell were dim,
It guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Caldwe
and daughter. Mr.. Pitman of HI
lansburg. Ohio, was the guest of h
y son several days last week Mr.. al
Mrs. Charles Crownover and fami
| of New Madison. Ohio, Mr.. and Nj
, Greeley Keever and family from Pc
IS vile, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ingerm;
st and family, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Crow
II over and family formed family di
Re ner party with Mr.. and Mrs. Colbe
i'd Crownover New Years day
W Mrs. Nora Brown and son John,