Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 236, 17 July 1919 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1919.

BIO CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN EATONJUGUST 2 Demobilization Work is Feature Soldier Boys Entertained at Private Banquet. u EATON, O., July 17 Arrangements are being made for a mammoth community conference to be held In Eaton Saturday afternoon and evening, August 2.

Albert W. McBrlar, of Cincinnati, a

demobilization secretary, is visiting towns In Preble county this week In the Interest of the coming conference. Representatives from each township and community In the county will be

represented at the conference. A

program will be arranged and announced at a later date. These community conferences are being held In. the various counties In Ohio and are a part of tbe demobilization and reconstruction work Incident to the close of the war and return of the soldiers. One of the features of the local conference, announced at this time, will be a county-wide welcome to returned soldier boys. After Delinquent Taxee All taxes in Preble county not paid on or before next Saturday, July 19, will be certified to the county auditor as delinquent, according to a public notice .'esued by County Treasurer LeRoy McNeal. Time limit for payment of taxes was extended by the county commissioners from June 20 to July 20, as has been the custom the last few years. Twelve local soldier boys returned from overseas service were guests Tuesday evening of Stanley Brower and William Paddack, at a dinner served in the private dining room of the Acton restaurant. While the guests dined an orchestra played. Mayor Harry L. Rislnger was a guest at the dinner and delivered an address of welcome. Each of the soldier guests responded to the toast: "My Experience In France." George Churchill was toastmaster. The "eats" Included fried spring chicken, with the usual trimmln's. The soldier guests were: Charles Thum. Fred Clear, Charles Clear, Roy Lounsbury, Fred Pugh, Clarence Kehr, Russell Dalrymple, McDonald Bishop, Charles Harshman, Brlce Webb, Lester Armstrong and Russell Deem. Other guests were Chief of Police Willard Armstrong. Patrolman Charles Clear and Campbell Filbert. Several soldier boys, invited to attend the dinner, were unable to be present. Stanley Sehwartzrauber, son of Mr. and Mrs Peter Schwarztrauber, of Eaton, will teach Smith-Hughes vocational agricultural courses in the school at West Milton, O., the next school term. Schwarztrauber Is at Ohio State university taking a postgraduate course. Family Reunions Scheduled. Fifteen family reunions are scheduled for tbe county fairgrounds during July, August and early September. The reunions and dates are: Cook and Bunfer, Thursday, July 24. Focht, Saturday, August 2. Hapner, Saturday, August 2. Hendricks, Friday, August 8. Ashworth, Frldy, August 8. Copp, Wednesday, August 13. Holman-Wehrley, Monday, August 11. Glander, Tuesday, August 12. Geeding. Wednesday, August 13. Brower. Thursday. August 14. Miles, Saturday, August 16. Etter, Saturday, August 16. Roberts, Wednesday, August 20. Mlkesell, Monday, September 1. Oift, Monday, September 1.

For the first time in two months, the county jail is without a "boarder" or "lodger," states Sheriff George Jones.

LIBERTY FARMER'S THROAT IS SLASHED

Ohio News Flashes

AKRON. Frank MoCourt, 22 years old, an express wagon driver, was forced to surrender a bag containing (300 to a lone armed bandit. COLUMBUS. Following the discovery of alleged discrepancies in his accounts. City Treasurer, Joslah F. Jones, of Lima, has been recommended for removal from office by State Examiner. Frank B. Thomas. ALLIANCE About 0O feet of

track on the Alliance division of the' New York Central railway was washed

away by a heavy rainstorm whicn produced a flood at Wattsvllle. Workmen are relaying the track in an effort to restore service.

MIDDLETOWN. An immediate In

crease of salaries of all city employes

is provided for in an ordinance passed by the city commission.

TIFFIN. JoRnh W. Parks, denutr

sheriff, was attacked by James Martin, county Jail ' prisoner, when a number of prisoners attempted to escape.

MTnnrc.TrrnwTC Th eanital stock

of the American Rolling MUll comnanv will be Increased S8.200.000 in

order to finance the building of eight sheet mills and a jobbing mill, officials have announced.

SIDNEY Floyd McClure of this

city, has completed a contract for the

acceptance of a professorship of agri

culture in the Christian college at

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LIBERTY, Ind.. July 17. BTereit Flint. IS year old. cut the throat of Edward Dalrymple with - a pocket knife, Tuesday afternoon,, causing a serious wound that barely escaped being fatal. The two men were working

together with a threshing outfit on the farm of Edward Taylor in the

southwestern part of the county.

The attack was tbe result of a Quarrel which started when the men of the threshing outfit resting during a rain. They started throwing corn cobs at each other, it is eald, and Dalrymple hit Flint. Tbe younger man grew angry and In the quarrel which

followed drew his knife and slashed Dalrymple. Several stitches were required to close the wound, which would have proved fatal, physicians

said, had it been one-sixteenth of an inch deeper. Flint is said to be mentally unsound. Dalrymple Is married.

Beneficial Union To Picnic In BeaUview The Beneficial Union will hold a picnic at Beallview park next Sun-

Iday. Members of the South Side Im- . i . .i .

proreniem uoBixjiauuu, ana me nicaroond Singing society, and their families and friends are invited. The Hamilton and Dayton sooleties have been Invited and will be represented. Refreshments Will be served. A short program has keen arranged.

An inventor has patented a pie pan in two sections that can be taken apart without danger of breaking its contents.

Indiana News Brevities

TERRE HAUTE The navy recruiting officer here almost broke up a carnival company when he succeeded In enlisting six of Its employes, including the boss canvassman and the lion tamer. INDIANA HARBOR John W. Lees,

superintendent of the Indiana Steel corporation here was prostrated by the heat and fell forward on his face, breaking his glasses, pieces of which iwere driven Into his eyes. Doctors pronounce his condition serious. INDIANAOLIS The Marlon county board of review at the conclusion of their annual session placed tbe valuation of real and corporate property at more than $600,000,000. This is about twice the assessments of 1918, which totalled 2314,000,000. BLOOM1NGTON Captain A. T. Dalton, U. S. army commandant at the Indiana university reserve officers' training corps since January, 1918, has been ordered transferred to other duties, and Colonel Willard H. McCormack, who has served . with the United States Infantry forces overseas probably will be assigned to Indiana. FORT WAYNE Wolves abound in Allen and the disappearance of sheep and chickens has been explained by the capture of two of the animals. MARION Twelve head of cattle under a tree on the John Peacock farm northeast of Indianapolis, were struck by lightning and Instantly killed. BRAZIL W. E. Carpenter, secretary of the Brazil Trust company, has returned here after a four months' tour of Europe as a member of the American committee for relief in Armenia, Syria and Turkey.

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PROHIBITION ENFORCED.

(fir Associated Pre) WASSINGGTON, July 17. Attorney General Palmer, In a statement last night, said prohibition was being enforced effectively throughout the United States.

Got Rid Of LiceNearly Cot Rid Of Coop, Too In an attempt to rid her chicken coop of lice, Mrs. Frances A. Archer. 608 South B street, started a fire Wednesday, and she bad to call the fire department. The coop was saved. The

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