Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 222, 30 June 1919 — Page 15

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1919.

XING ALCOHOL TO PASS ON IN CARNIVAL NIGHT

"Farewell Services" to be

Held in Large Cities of Unit ed States Tonight. . (Ey Associated Press)

CHICAGO, June 30. Old King Alcohol' will stagger out ot Chicago early

Tuesday morning to the waning

groans of jazz bands, after what Is ex

pected to be the biggest carnival night

in the city's history.

For days carpenters have been

banging away, enlarging arenas of drinking emporiums for the midsummer New Year's eve; liquor enough to make all China giggle is on tap in the Loop, and everything else is, in

readiness, even to the famous cafe fountains where bold women are wont to go wading after the goldfish. Popular hotels, cafes and wine

rooms have been stormed by the

drinking, dancing public for table res ervations for Monday night; and

strangely enough, every room has

been reserved for Tuesday morning at

a large Chicago "drink cure" hospital.

BREWERS ARE HOPEFUL

MILWAUKEE, Wia, Jane 30. The

big Wlsclnson brewers, saloon keepers and hotel men still turn their faces toward Washington In the hope that

some eleventh-hour action may halt

the war-time prohibition law.

Meantime, preparations are going forward for a celebration Monday to mark the closing of licensed drinking

places.

The supply in Wisconsin is dwind

ling through hoarding by consumers, dealers say. This combined with lack of Importation, has kept prices up and no bargain sales on the last day are anticipated here. DRYS CELEBRATE ST. PAUL, Minn., June 30. While "Victory Celebrations" are being held by prohibition advocates in a number of wet towns in Minnesota, gaiety will hold forth in the big drinking places of St. Paul and Minneapolis Monday night. Several of the more popular places have arranged to handle big crowds. Some saloon men and hotel proprietors closed their bars two weeks ago when stocks were exhausted.

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George C Keller, 92, Dies In Winchester WINCHESTER, Ind.. June . 28. George C. Keller, 92, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. C. Meier, on Thursday morning at 1 o'clock from a complication of diseases, . due to old age. Mr. Keller was born In Baden, Germany. He came here when 25

years of age, and landed in New York In May, 1852. He left Germany on account of militarism. He was married

In Gallon, Ohio. Shortly after his mar

riage he came to Winchester where

he engaged in the shoemaking trade; later entering the grocery business.

Mr. Kellar is survived by four sons and two daughters. The funeral was held Friday afternoon from the home

of his daughter, Mrs. Meier, with the

Rev. Mr. Earhardt officiating. Burial

at Fountain Park.

The army worm Is reported as doing much damage on the farm of T. L.

Ward, north of the city, and on the

farm of Jesse Bird, near Snow Hill;

also in Wayne township near Bartonia.

A number of people have gone to the farms to witness the work of the de

stroyers.

Wednesday evening the members of

the St. Mary's church of Union City surprised Father John Schmitz in honor of his twentieth anniversary as

a priest. He took a ride in the even

ing and upon his return was invitea

Into a large tent on the school yard

where between two and three hundred

people greeted him. He was present

ed with a purse containing $100.

In the case of the Eastern Indiana

Telephone company vs. the Farmers and the Advance Telephone companies the court has been postponed on account of the sickness of the wife of

Special Judge David E. Smith of Decatur. Most of the evidence of the

plaintiff is in.

Probation Officer Charles Puckett

was in Union City, Thursday, investigating a number of fires which have occurred there the last few weeks. The fires have been started by a small

boy, so it is said.

New Paris, 0. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Grose and Mr.

and Mrs. Harmon enjoyed a day's fishing at Celina Monday.... The Sunday

School class of the Christian church

taught by Misses Mildred Clark, and

Nellie McNeal enjoyed an evening of games, music in the church parlors Monday evening. Guests were Misses

Corena Forbes, Mary Mills, Vera Bev-

ington, Rebecca Eevington, Gladys and

Golda Hill, Grace Clegg, Lucille Lancaster, Janice Hahn, Lois Baumgard

ner and Homer Mikesell, Ralph Mills,

Everett Newbern and Charles Benson.... Daryl Raney has been made a member of the Richmond baseball

team for the remainder of the season. He will play first base.... Miss Anna Mary White entertained with a birthday party at her home on the National Road, Saturday afternoon. A number of her friends were present and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.. . . .The Sunshine class of the Methodist Sunday school will give on ice cream social on Dr. C. H. Harris' lawn Saturday evening, July 5... . .Rev. R. H.

Dunaway, of Troy, will preach In the Presbyterian church Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Kirkpatrick and

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Heerman left Tuesday evening for an extended motor trip through the east. They intend to visit New York, Washington, and

other points of interest, and will be gone for several weeks Mr. and

Mrs. Elmer McKee. of Richmond, vis

ited Mrs. Nancy 'Walley, Wednesday.

..Stanley Burtch spent Tuesday evening with friends in Richmond.....

The Children's Day exercises, given at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening were well attended, and a sum Of $27.54 was given for the home mis

sions Mrs. Dempsey Ledbetter, of Dayton, came Thursday for a visit

with Fred Ledbetter and family. . .

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faiglh went to Cincinnati Thursday for an extended visit..., Mrs. Bailey is the guest of

her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Arnold.

Mrs. Thomas Maloney was taken to Reid hospital Thursday for treatment. . .James Oates, of Richmond, was the

guest of relatives here Wednesday

evening. .Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Arnold

and Mrs. Bailey spent Thursday in Eaton.. .. .Miss Laura Lehman has returned from a visit with relatives in

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Springfield. .... Miss Alice Smith, of Richmond; is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McPherson..... Miss Marjory Lehman entertained a number of her little friends with a birthday par

ty Saturday afternoon... Mrs. Horace Wenger and son are guests of Mr.

and Mrs. G. A. Hill and family

John Auld was a business visitor in

Eaton Tuesday Mrs. William Colvin an dson Willie have returned after

a two week's visit with relatives in Paris, HL

Webster, lnd. The Ladies' Aid society of M. E. church met at the church Wednesday afternoon. Ten members were present. Refreshments were served, fol

lowed by a social hour. ...Mrs. Dora

Yundt, Mrs. Pat Breen and children of Greensfork visited Mrs. Delphia Hollingsworth Thursday Mr, and

Mrs. Clark Myers and Dick Milburn of Williamsburg motored to Lisbon and Morristown, transacting business Thursday...... Mrs. Jennie Jeesup spent Thursday in Richmond.... Dr. Edgar Bond and son of Richmond visited here Tuesday.

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captured again. Yates' last escape

was from Sing Sing where he was HPrvino- time for rabbins? a New York

VirftVai- nf H87.000 in money and

securities. He squeezed through an opening thirteen by six inches in ace

to make his last getaway.

"GREAT, SAD DAY" ST. LOUIS, June 30. Fifteen thousand reservations have been made at hotels and cafes for the big celebration here Monday night All liquor dispensaries have abundant supplies ready for the revelry. Saloon men say it will be their greatest though saddest day. The police announced sale of liquor must stop at midnight. But this will not prevent revelers from ordering substantial supplies shortly before midnight, and the festivities are expected to outdo any New Year's celebration in the city's history. PLAN A MEMORIAL SERVICE KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 30. The passing of John Barleycorn and the other members of the "spirituous and vinous" liquor family on Monday will bring in Kansas City a well ordered and conventional memorial service if present plans are carried out. The "last night" will not be the beginning of a wake, but a few tears will be shed by friends of the family, and much money spent on home supplies, liquor dealers Bay. Original plans for a big party, announcement of which brought many reservations for tables from arid regions of the southwest, have been can

celled through action by the Hotel

Men's association. MAY STORE SUPPLY

LOUISVILLE, Ky., June 30. Ken

tucky distillers say there is but one

solution for disposal of some ninety

million gallons of whisky in bonded

warehouses of the United States after

July 1, and that is to hold it and pay storage charges "in the hope that the

ban will be lifted." ; ; Export avenues are closed through scarcity of ocean bottoms, difficulty in obtaining export licenses and general poverty of countries to which the liquor might be sold, the distillers say. While whisky -may be exported until January, difficulties in transportation later may find the larger portion still in storage, it is declared.

Mrs. Jane Ham, Mrs. Hannah Brad

bury, Mrs. Will Wise, Mrs. Delia Fish

er, Mrs. Lola Cokayne, Mrs. Raymond

McMullen, Mrs. Ora Wise and daugh

ter, Mrs. Eva Knote, Miss Lida Retz,

Mrs. Howard Gaylor, Mrs. W. P. Jew-

ett, Mrs. Sarah Borton, Mrs. Levi

Strickler, Mrs. Will Roller, Mrs. Neff.

Mrs. Milton Metters, Mrs. Sue Martin,

Miss Effie Wilson, Miss Louise, Neff, Miss Ida May Gaylor, Miss Flossie

Neff, Misses Elizabeth and Mary Mc

Mullen. Mrs. Elizabeth Gaylor and

Mrs. Beecher McMullen.. .. .Mrs. Wil

bur Davis and sons Walter and Mal

colm returned to Richmond. .. .Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Underhill, Misses

Elizabeth and Lena Underhill and

Delbert Underhill Bpent Thursday

afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hiatt at Economy. .... Mrs. Harmon Davis and son Eugene were in Web

ster Thursday.

Greensfork, Ind.

Isaac King underwent a serious operation Tuesday afternoon at the Reid Memorial hospital Mrs. Isaac King went to Richmond Friday to spend the day with her husband, who Is at the hospital. He is improving rapidly..... Lafe Stigleman was in Richmond Thursday. .Miss Freda Benbow of Hagerstown is visiting her aunt.

Mrs. Rice Milter Mr. and Mrs. Oli

ver, Gaylor, Eugene Gaylor. Gordon Gaylor and Rice Miller of Richmond

were here Wednesday evening. Eu

gene Gaylor arrived home from over

seas Wednesday morning. . ..Mrs. An

na Hoover and Mrs. Martha Wisehart

were in Richmond Wednesday...

Mr. and Mrs. Florence Lindermanand Mr. and Mrs. Clayburn McNutt, who

have been on a trip to Chicago, arriv

ed home Thursday evening. The for

mer will be at home at Mr. and Mrs. John Linderman's and the latter at

Mr. and Mrs. Barney Linderman's. . . Mr. and Mrs. Wetterers of Cincinnati

are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pat Breenj

and family. Mrs. Beecher McMullen and Mrs. Elizabeth Gaylor entertained Wednesday afternoon at the former's home. Music and a flower contest were features of the afternoon. Refreshments were served to the following guests: Mrs. Rice Miller, Miss Freda Benbow, Mrs. Charles - Cummins and daughters, Mrs. Everett Howell and daughter, Mrs. H. H. Fagan, Mrs. Richard UUery and daughter, Mrs. Martha Cotton. Mrs. Amanda Martindale, Mrs. Marabee Bennett. Mrs. Martha Dean, Mrs. Carrie Hatfield, WhenyoufeeliL

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Everett Hunt and family were Sun

day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin

Charles A telegram from Wallace Kendall, Thursday evening, stated that he was leaving Camp Devens

Thursdav afternoon at 4 o'clock for

Camp Sherman, where he will be dis

charged soon .Mr. and Mrs. Will Carman and daughter. Jewel, were

euests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Critch-

field Sunday. -Mrs. Roy Morrow, who has been visiting William Morrow

and family, went to Chicago Wednes

day to meet Dr. Morrow, who is returning from Yankton, S. D., where

he has been located for the past year.

Mrs. Morrow and son, Roy, Jr., re

turned several weeks ago and have been visiting here. . . . . .Mr. and Mrs.

George Carman and little son, Eugene.

spent Sunday with the former's par

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carman near

Arba Mahlon Dalzill has bought a car . Joseph Meyers and family

spent Sunday with relatives near Eaton, O Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Char

les and Everett Hunt and family were guests of Rufus Newman and family

near Whitewater, Sunday afternoon.

. .Albert Hood has sold his property

and blacksmith shop here to Elijah

Roberts. . . .Miss Adelaide and Alfred Kemp are spending this week with i their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Morrow. .. .Elbert Kemp and

family attended a supper given by the i

Masonic lodge at Whitewater Tues

day night. . . .Rev. L. F. Ulmer will

give an entertainment with picture

slides at the M. E. church in White

water Saturday evening .Several friends and neighbors were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vornauf Monday

evening.

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