Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 241, 23 July 1919 — Page 10

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PAGE TEN THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1919.

PREBLE TAXES WILL BE FIXED BY COMMISSION

Budget Men Will Tour County Meeting Local Boards School Districts Combined. EATON, O., July 23. For the purpose of fixing the 1919 tax rate, the Preble County Budget commission will make Its rounds of the county, beginning August 4, to visit the school, mu nicipal and township taxing boards. County Auditor Albert Campbell Is mailing notices to the various taxing boards advising them of the date and place they will meet the budget commission. The first day the commission will be Jackson township, at the central high school building at Campbellstown, at 9 o'clock in the morning; in Jefferson township, at the high school building in New Paris, at 10:15; In Monroe township at the centralized school building, at 1:15 p. m.; in Harrison township, at the high school building in Lewlsburg, at 3 p. m. August 5 the commission will meet the boards of Twin and Lanier townships, at the high school building in West Alexandria, at 9 a. m. At 1:30 p. m. the boards of Gratis township will be met at the high school building in Gratis village. The schedule for August 6: Dixon township house, at 9 a. m.; Israel township, at high school building at Fairhaven, at 18:30 a. m.; Somers township, at high school building in Camden, at 1:30 p. m. August 7: Gasper township, at township house, at 9:30 a. m.; Washington township, at auditor's office in Eaton, at 1:30 p. m. After Extra Funds. Instead of two supervisory school districts in Preble county, there will be one in the future. Merging of the north and south districts in the county was effected in a recent meeting of the county board of education. Under a statute governing school affairs affairs there must be thirty teachers in a district. Because of the fact that one district did not have enough teachers longer to maintain a district, the two districts were merged into one district. The board re-employed Zetta Huber as head of the county normal school at West Alexandria. All schools In Harrison township, outside of towns, are now in one district, a special district, and the township district proper having been merged. A board appointed for the new district Is made up of Robert Bunger, John Rennard, F. A. Howell, Frank Banker, John Warnke. Clayton R. Coblentz of New Paris, was re-elected a member of the county school examining board. The board engaged an attorney to confer with the county commissioners in regard to directing the refunding of money from various funds among which the county dog tax fund was distributed, as the board opines that certain moneys distributed in other funds should have come to the board of education, according to the construction placed by the board on the laws relating to school affairs. Presidents of the eleven boards in the now combined district In the county will meet here July 30, in the offices of County Superintendent W. S. Fogarty, and name a supervisory superintendent of the new single district. Kogarty Committee Head County School Superintendent W. S. Fogarty has been named chairman of the committee in charge of arrange ments for the county community conference to be held in Eaten, August 4. Davis Is Released Van Davis, 19, negro, has been released from the county jail, where he was confined on a charge of entering the offices of the Eaton Cement Tile company and stealing articles of small value; also with appropriating a horse and buggy belonging to J. E. Voge, local meat market owner. Davis was provided with a ticket, placed upon a train and sent to his home in Louisville, Ky. He had been in jail several montha. Community Will Sing In connection with the weekly band concert this evening at the courthouse a community sing will be introduced, in which local singers will participate. A. W. McBriar. Cincinnati Y. M. C. A. deinobolization secretary, who is in Preble county arranging for a community conference to be held in Eaton, will lead the singing. Boston, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Charles HaJin and sons of Peru, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hahn. of Grenville, Ohio, motored here and were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holder and family. ....Mrs. Clarence Parks visited in Richmond Friday Mrs. Edwards of Richmond visited Mrs. Bertha Farnsworth Thursday and Friday. . .Robert Davis of Clay City, Ind., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis Mr. and Mrs. Noah Piper and little daughter, of Richmond, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Piper C. A. Phillips is visiting relatives at Maysville, Ky Misses Edna and India Stanford entertained at dinner I Sunday. Misses Corrine Atkin of Hamilton. Ohio, Lucile Porterfield, Marie I Bnulla, Mr. Cole of Hamilton, Ohio, ' Drulcy Parker of Indianapolis, How-1 ard Jennings of Richmond, William ' Jenkinson and Elmer Miller Mrs. I Herbert Carrico and son, Mrs. Warner Brattain and children have gone to Norwood, Va. for a visit with friends. ....Mrs. Pearl Phenis of Richmond, tpent Monday with relatives Mrs. Clara Beard has returned from College Corner after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beard Mrs. Victor Heath and son returned home fTom Marion, Ind., after a two weeks" visit Miss Grace Pottenger of Oxford, Ohio, spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulr of Richmond, visited here Monday and attended the funeral of Fred Overbolser Mrs. Ethel Seaney of near Whitewater, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Seaney Mrs. Robert Ketron and daughter Grace and Mrs. Thomas Davis shopped in Richmond Monday. Three new dyes have been discovered by a North Carolina chemist, one coloring silk a champagne hue and wool a tan shade, another making eilk purple and wool a gold color, and the third producing bronze tints.

Indiana News Brevities j u j SHELBY VILLE Another lost soldier. Private Milton H. Curson, who was thought by his wife and parents to be suffering from shell shock and v, ho had not been heard from for over a year, has arrived in this country. His wife had never given up hope of finding him, she said. HUNTINGTON Changes In the plans for the new church to be erected by the Church of Christ, Scientist, will save the giant elm which stands on ihe lot, the proposed cutting of which had caused considerable controversy and comment throughout the state.

LAFAYETTE The golden Jubilee of Rev. John H. Dinnen, the rector of St. Mary's Roman Catholic church in this city, was celebrated in an elaborate manner in the presence of a large number of guests. He was presented with a golden gift of $1,400 by members of his church. MADISON Mrs. William A. Millis, wife of the president of Hanover college, is dead at her home in Hanover. KOK'OMO Charges of manslaughter against Mr. and Mrs. Tilford Carter were dismissed after the Carters had come from Nicklasville, Ky., and submitted to trial. The charges resulted from the burial of their 12-day-old babe in the back yard of their rooming house. Carter was fined $15 and costs for illegal burial. SEYMOUR 'Dogs is dogs,' and they must have licenses or vamoose here. Affidavits against 35 dog owners in Jackson township who are alleged to have failed to pay the required tax, have been filed. FRANKLIN Reports from Baptists all over the state indicate that the attendance at the Indiana Baptist Assembly at Franklin college. July 26 to August 2. will greatly surpass that of previous years. It is estimated that 500 persons will attend the session. FRANKFORT Charging that he was practically forced into marrying Constance Eudora Taylor, while lying In an army hospital near Liverpool, England, Jesse L. Cox, 23, has filed suit in circuit court here for an annulment of his marriage. TERRE HAUTE The opening of the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias here brought the largest attendance in the history of the order. Reports show increase in all the lodges. EVANS VILLE Charles F. Heil-

man, former mayor of Evansville, and;ais0 their guest the latter part of the one of the best known Republicans, j Week The following were Sunday was arrested on the charge of vio-guests 0f mi and Mrs. John Miller: lating the federal liquor laws. He was Mr and Mrs. Charles Bank, Freeda caught coming from Henderson, Ky., I an j Ernest Bank of Rushville. Mr. and

with over 30 gallons of whiskey. NOBLES VILLE Charged with at

tempting to poison his former wife byjguest

poisoning a wen at ner nome, tiem arnwick is held under $2,500 bond, "he warrant for his arrest was issued at the request of Mrs. Farnwick, who says she is his seventh wife. Antioch, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. James Satter Mr. and Mrs. enterDave tained Sunday, Moore and family and Veda Thomas Ray Acton and Harry Brazier, all i of Oavton. and Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, of Sugar Valley, Mrs. Emma Cabmass, Mae Emrick, Mrs. Duke, Clara Black, Carry Lowman. AUie Tomey spent Wednesday with Mrs. .Tames Potterf . , . . Mrs. and Mrs. Earl Briggs, of Jackaonfort spent Sunday 1 with Mrs. and Mrs. Neal Greeting..! Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wysong were! Saturday visitors at the Neal Greeting I home Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cabinass and child were Sunday vistors of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Leedy....Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Cheseter Fields, Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs. Katty Shirebrook and George Evans formed a motor party and spent Euesday at the Miller Giant home.... Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Huffman and family and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Berry spent Thursady in Richmond, and Sunday with Dayton relatives. . . .Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weidner were Friday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Plummer Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Frontwaine, of West Manchester were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parks DESTROYS DANDRUFF(BwJI)l

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After the first application of Famo. yon should not hare a flake of dandruff. If the case ia stubborn, a little may remain, but not for long. The germs will be dead and dying the new growth begun. Your hair will be like the hair of healthy children : your scalp like a baby's scalp. All itching will be gone. Famo Will Win Fight If It ia falling out, your hair is fighting for ita life. Famo will win that fight by killing tha bacilli which kill the hair. Dandruff ia a disease which scientists caU Seborrhea. Freed from the bondage of that disease by Famo. the hair leap into luxuriant growttu Healthy, Beautiful Hair It Is. we repeat, like renewing the youth of the scalp giving back to your hair its early strength and beauty. Famo win keep th head continuously clean lh. hair fresh, full of life, soft, smooth and glossy. If your hair ever had a natural tendency to wit. Famo win bring back the wariness sad intensify it. Stops Seborrhea IT

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Locke, were Tuesday visitors at the Weidner-Kerns home.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wysong were among the 35 guests who attended the birthday dinner at the Emanuel

Koontz home, near Ingomar .Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parks spent Tuesday at Rob Simpson's home, at Fairhaven Mrs. Ogden, of Eaton, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Glenn Wysong AUie Tomey and Carry Lowman spent Friday afternoon with Dora Thomas, of Sugar Valley Mr. and Mrs. W. A Lowman and daughter were in attendance Sunday at a din ner party held at the Dr. Fulton home, Eaton Mr. and Mrs. John Rhodes and daughter are spending this week at the George Fahreny home Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Emrick were Camden business visitors Thursday Mrs. William Lltcheser was a Wedneday guest of the White sisters Miss Edna Wilson, of Camden, spent last week with her aunt Mrs. A..C. Clark Mr. and Mrs. James Giffen, of Hamilton, were week-end visitor at the A. C. Clark home Mr. and Mrs. David Dean, of Fairmont, W. Va., motored to the J. B. McComnaughy home Sunday spending the day Mrs. J. B. McComnaughy is spending this week with her daughter, Mrs. William Schlientz, of Eaton Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Clark entertained Sunday in houor of Dr. Giffen recently returned from the army. tained Sunday in honor of Dr. Giffen Mrs. Meeks. of Dayton, -Mr. ana Mrs. F. A. Wilson and daughters, Mr. ana Mrs. R. A. Craig and Bessie Gift, of Camden Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McComnaughy are visiting in Dayton Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weidner and daughter were Dayton visitors, Monday afternoon, Mrs. T. H. Weidner returning home with them Mr. and Mrs. William Schlientz spent Sunday at Walnut Valley farm. Centerville, Ind. Misses Ruth and Faye Conner and Russel Conner of Lewisville were Sunday guests of Misses Ethel Reichard and Myrtle Charnian Miss Helen Lundy of Economy spent several days of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Green and other relatives here Mrs. Cora Wilson and daughters entertained the following guests to dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webster and son, Harry, of Brownsville, Mr. and Mrs. George Hart and Miss Clara Owens of Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heim of Muncie Edgar Ulrich and wife and daughter, Katheryn of West Alexandria, spent Saturday and Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan. Their nephew Horatio Rohhins of RockDort. Ind.. was Mrs. Lafe Myers and family of Bentonville and on Tuesday Barney Bunger of West Alexandervllle was their Greenwood, Ind. Miss Emily Tappan is visiting friends in Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Downard spent Saturday in Liberty Wesley White is home visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George White in Liberty Mr. and Mrs. Rome Finch and sons, Paul and Harold spent Saturday evening in Liberty. WIFE COMPLAINS, TOO SAN DIAGO. Cal., July 23. Mrs. Marguerite Michael Smith today filed in the Superior court a petition asking for a divorce from Lieutenant F. H. Smith, who was awarded the sobriquet of "Hard Boiled" by the men of the army. She alleged brutal treat ment. Smith's career as commander i of Prison Camp No. 2 in France has been under Congressional investigation. QUICK ACTION DEMANDED WASHINGTON, July 23. In approv- j ign the agricultural bill today without i the rider repealing the daylight sav-1 ing law. the Senate Agricultural Com-1 mitee directed Chairman Gronna 1o! ! demand early, favorable action from the Senate Interstate Commerce Com- j mitee on the separate House bill proposing repeal of the daylight act. DESTROYS ft a urfMlCCfr-w ilti New Hair Is Grown New hair growth from Famo is constantly being reported. Some of the cases are so remarkable that they cannot be reported in print, because they would tax your credulity. You must learn from personal experience, and the experience of your friends. Famo contains no alcohol to dry the scalp and produce gray hairs. As Famo requires no scalp massage, its application is simple. Every member of the family should use it every day. Famo is sold at all toilet goods counters in two sizes small size at SS centa and an, extra large bottle for 91.00. Your money wQl be returned if you are not satisfied. Seborrhea is tha medic I nam for m morbidly incraaaed How from tha aabaceous glands of tha acalp. Tha aaborr heart excretion forma in soaea or tiakea and ia commonly known ma dandruff. Mfd. by The Famo Co., Detroit A. G. Luken & Co. and other leading druggists. Special Famo Aganra GrxyWs Healthy Hair I

Abington, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weiss, Joseph, Ray, Fatilda and Loretta Weiss visited Mrs. Kate Toschlog and daughter Rozella and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Toschlog Tuesday evening. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weiss, Frank and Loretta Weiss, accompanied by relatives of Richmond, motored to Cincinnati Friday, where they attended the funeral of Louis Weiss Mrs. Charles Burrls and daughter visited Mrs. Noah

PlanlranllArn GutnprlflV Tvs PlnnlfpTIjh hag been , r healt the last week Mr. and Mrs. Charles SIttloh and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Meek and family Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles SIttloh and family were: Mr. and Mn. Ben Weiss and family, Miss Jeanette Merkamp. Mrs. Mary Sittloh and son, Clarence, Carl Toschlog, Irvln Jergans Sunday guests of Mrs. Louise Bertram and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glunt and family were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tlce and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryan of Centenrille, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Burrls, Mrs. Emma Brammer and daughter, Edith of Centerville Mrs. Noah Plankenhorn is visiting her son Mr. and Mrs. Jess Plankenhorn and daughter of near Greensfork Miss Evelyn Morton of Dallas, Texas, is visiting this week with Miss Neva Kellam. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Omar Bertram was called to Centerville Monday afternoon on ac count of the serious illness of the latter's father, Frank Bradburn. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wolke and Frank Walke and children visited Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. William Merkamp and family ... .Colleene, Vlrgile and Gladys Bertram visited Monday night with Mrs. Louise Bertram and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glunt and family. .. .Miss Emma Miller, who is assisting Mrs. Walter LaFuse with housework was found unconscious In the blackberry patch, last Thursday. Garden Man Warns Against Tomato Worm, Other Pests Watch out for the big green tomato worm, warns F. W. Wesler, garden supervisor. This pest, and the common grasshopper, is most to be feared In city gardens right now, he says, and prompt steps should be taken to suppress them. However, most persons with gardens have adopted modern control methods, and there is not much danger of a serious invasion. AMERICAN KIDNAPPED (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, July 23. The kidnapping of Lawrence L. Shipley, an American citizen, formerly of Yerinton, Nev., by bandits near Fresnillo, Mex., last Saturday, was reported to the state department yesterday. The average weight of the circulating blood in the human body is twenty-eight pounds. PNEUMONIA Brazilian Balm never lost a case, however violent. Has always cured in 5 days. Give 3 or 4 doses an hour faithfully when patient is awake, and rub hot on chest 3 times a day. Service and Guaranteed Workmanship Is Our Motto "We pride ourselves upon the work we put out and you will be convinced when your clothes come back to you looking like new. We not only clean a garment but we renew it, giving it new life. Try us, it's easy, just Call Phone 2501 French Benzole Cleaning Company

Whitewater, Ind. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bert Spencer and family of Lynn, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barton and family, 9anfiay Dan Williams and wife and

Ike Williams and family, both of Fountain City, called on Mr. and Mrs. Doc Wallingford Sunday evening..... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt and daughter, of Richmond, spent Saturday right and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt. Ira Hunt, of Richmond, called on them Sunday afternoon. Edward Wright spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin and family, of Fountain City Misses Hazel Hinshaw and Marian WnnHn nf Richmond, were the guests of Miss Nina Blose Wednesday.. .Don Knight has gone to visit relatives in Muncie and Albany Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elose and son Harold, Mrs. Ethel Woods and Donald Jennings motored to Richmond Sunday afternoon Clarence Martin and familv of Foun tain City called on Mr. and Mrs. Don Wright Sunday afternoon The ladies of the Christian church will give an ice cream and cake social next Saturday night at the Christian church and special music will be provided... Bert White of Centerville called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blose Sunday afternoon. NOBODY KNOWS HOW JJUFFERED Ft. Wayne Man Had Almost Lost Hope Tanlac Restores Health. "Nobody will ever know how T suf fered, before I got relief by taking xaniac, ior i just can t describe it," said Strother Stalpv employe of the Bowser Oil Tank and r-ump w orks, and lives at 2608 Hanna ; oviccL, run wayne, me otner day. 1 have been in pretty bad shape for the past two years," he continued, that is, so far as hpaith and ctranv, Is concerned. When 1 commenced; taKing Tanlac, my stomach was in very bad condition, and what I ate would sour and cause me to be bloated up with gas for hours at a time. My appetite was very poor, and I had to force myself to eat enough to keep me going. I also suffprrrl n ?rpat Hoal with a dull, heavv nain in the Email of my back, and when I stooped over I was hardly able to straighten up again. I was nervous all the time, and never got a good night's sleep. I just went down hill until I had lost so much weight and strength that I was hardly able to get about. "The different medicines I took didn't do me any good at all, and 1 had began to think that I was never going to find anything that would overcome my troubles. Well, Tanlac came along then, and I thought 1 would see what it would do for me, and before I had finished my first bottle I knew that I had found a med - icine that was different from any olher I had ever taken. I commenced to improve right away and I just continued to get better until I am now free from all those troubles, and am as well and sound as I ever was in my life. I never have the slightest trouble about sleeping now, for my nerves are as steady as they ever were. My stomach seems to be In perfect condition, and while I have a fine appetite and eat anything I want, I never suffer the least bit with any kind of stomach trouble. I have gotten back all my strength and have gained a lot in weight. In fact, I was never in better condition in every Tanlac to everybody." Tanlac is sold in Richmond by Clem Thistlethwaite; in Greensfork by C. D. Corine; in Cambridge City by Mr. Dean House; in Pprsliine hv Sonrlippr X- RnHen. berg; in Centerville by Centerville Pharmacy, and in Milton by W. L. Parkins. Adv.

ITALIAN STRIKE FAILS

ROME, July 23. Official reports received from all parts of Itajy show that the proposed general strike called for today was a complete failure. Calm prevailed everywhere and the public services were all in normal operation. CALIFORNIA STRIKE ENDS SAN FRANCISCO, July 23. The strike of the telephone operators and linemen on Jbe San Francisco Bay District against the Pacific Telephone

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Home Gardeners May Have Help of Expert Garden Man

We have employed E. F. Murphy to help Richmond home gardeners again. Call our Agriculture Department. Telephone No. 2215 or 2801. The service is free of charge to the public.

YOURS FOR SERVICE The First National Bank Corner Seventh and Main

and Telegraph company was called off today in response to orders from the international officers of the union at Washington. ',

MINIMUM WAGE ACT PASSED WASHINGTON, July 23 By a vote1 of 368 to 47 the House today passed, the bill providing a minimum wage of $3 for all Government employees except those in the postal service.' The wage Is exclusive of the waK itme bonus of $240 a year allowed employees. The measure now goes to the Senate.

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