CHANGES IN INDIANAPOLIS.
F. J. Miller, who has succeeded Luther K. Bell as exchange editor of the Indianapolis News, has been with that paper for nea ve years, later war editor Sin hia Rradua tion from Wesleyan Colle in 7 r. Miller bas spent mo: o in newspaper work. wita the Hart ford (Ct.) Courant, avana (nha roit Free Press and Indian both of which bave been under direct personal ebarxe of his S. a sel T. Sullivan the Ne teleRraph desk. bas editor of the Louisville C Journal. NOTES FROM HERE AND THERE Cincinnati Times Star, who has been A DINNER OP GREAT POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE. A number of New York newspaper in nuiting such previously aถtagonistic which has been able to raise the urice from rheumatism, he back on T. Burns, at a dinner at the Hotel A-orRafael Hrroande. former head ochiel ol police of Mexico City Jove celehra ion of the 10t auniverDary Madero Cabinet; Pedro Laurain, r Louis Requena. candidate or hes- JW Markberry, Cincinnati news mer secretary of foreiga affairs in Me pteaideng Mesi n the Phe IDiaa wete asmb I the narer man, hummnned tont prominsi Mexiens in Nej rk pation of resdene adlera Jeus Flo ackyt:aneene ashinglon in connection with th hout dhatonf political pary. Marnn, forrorr minialer in the Madern highest Masonic authority in Mesico nnd Men who had been bitter, enemie. abi and a poted Socialist leader: translator of Omar Khaya poma into ob that occasion scored great soccesnadota dei Heniquen, an inntitution ul to Mesico. DISPATCH LINES UP CLUBS TO A STRI Hoover food investigation osepb T. Mannix. dean of ed the hovitalit r Burns,wi Periche. memben en the Coiiond kinde Wendnihanpold ernando Snli Camara anง Rude sando the Spanish, and vildmitBnvunaw a trip to the Orient. He will spend CTER CENSORSHIP ON | TEXANS SHOV PROSPERITY al weeks on the Pacific Coant illinm Truitt An exceedingly interesting and ID "SMOKES FUND NEWS GOING ABROAD. division of the United Te Pttsburg Diapatch ha ap A provision for censorship. nnde city forrerulation of the President, of mnil, its fund for tobaable, radio, or other communication werk in Henderson em and other luxuries for Americabtwee the United States and for Taylor of the State Press Aanecatin Thendore γ Ferkel, agent for the Pittsburg Press weet Bridgewat-r、l heen received from several social and ritten into the Enemy Bill on addressea. The editors were happy bich is sweeping tue zr. 2a:1-ural Ra mond H. Coll, son nf Rmngnow well past the thousand doling. It in designed to prevtand timber setions thut East candidate for jury commisvi oganizations and the fund is September e and and sho rowing appreciably aay by day, be-Huse conferees at aspecial meet itary information from reacingxa Coll known Pittsbur news lar mark. paper oan, is in a bospital in France suffering from an attack of acute appendiciti Yg Cols Edit tries ber of a regiment of engineers noAssociation at its meeting this week newsparer men were shown American and othe eutral cun evey courtesy by e Henderson tiaena who felt honored in hng them as their guests. Te next meet HAYES SERVE be eld in Longview in BARNHART ELECTE a mmThe Northern Indiana S HS COUNTRY in Wabash elected the following offi- cers: President, Dean Barnhart Rochester vice-president, CharlesOn the basis that his editorial ar BEST WITH PEN are: President. G· E. Watford Laf only married man drafted in Dubuque Russ of Delphi: seeretary. Mortonticles on foo d conservation sre worPolk County Enterprise. treasurer· more to the nation than the services member of the National Harry Palmer of Manchester. front, militaryLEAD STARTS LIBEL SuIT rxemption has been Rranted to Glenn NEW AGENCY CHARTERED Hayes, manaig editor of BetteSunt exemptinn wn» granted npon thend K. L. Burgess, publisher and of the Farm Press Publiahing Co.
NO LONGER GERMAN
The Oregon Deutsche Zeitung of Portland, on September 20 changed its name to the Portland American.
Its editor, Max Lucke, who has been under investigation by the Government, and other German employees have been dismissed, according to A. M. Kern, its publisher and hereafter it will be printed wholly in English.
Kern said the changes were made because he had been notified the paper would be suppressed if it attempted to continue publication in German.
Farming. a Chicago puhlication. The has been fled azainst H. L Baggerly
tember 20 as ageneral advertisingquent of Fred L. Chapman, president tor. respect ively of the San Jone (Cal.) Erening News. The suit grew out of a story published in the news rtland Ameranagency by or. been under investigation by he Gov manager of the New ACKERMAN TO SPEAK. alleging that Max Rei llia of 4At the September ?7th dinner ol and shipped them to Switrerland. lt- Chestnnt street, Brooklyn ing to A. M. Kern, its publisher and DONAHUE IN NEW YORK of the New Ynrk former Kirn said the changes were madeSroft Donahue haa been added to newspaper correspondent n r ribune, formermade isto bullets the New York staff of Cone. Lmany, willspeak on "The Economic zen &Woodman, publisbers' repre- sentatives. He is a Weatern man O'MAL LEYS OUT WEST per would be auppressed Charles J. OMallcy, presiden the O'Malley Selling & Advertising Service. Boaton, ad Mrs OMalley PAPER CARGO COMING. NOW CAPTAIN FORD Captain Alfred J. L. Ford, formerly CAPTAIN FORD. lnsrling Fralahe Pper Compa y i Recky umtain erionp ian nd Nebraska Republic name of a new publication at Lin he coln owned hy Kine &Smith. Regiment in the 26th Dhe 'nited States withihe nextNational Park in Coloradn, where
