Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 311, 14 October 1919 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, OCT. 14, 1919.

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IflPAl MADlCT

BEARISH; LIVE STOCK IS DOWN

Indiana News Brevities

Biggest Still Is Captured at Gary INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 14. Indiana troops at Gary today had In their possession the biggest Illicit plant for making intoxicants ever captured in thi9 state. They also made the biggest haul of illicit intoxicants ever taken in this state.

MARION" Oren T. Overman, 20,1 The raids on two homes netted 20

I died at a local hospital from injuries t large barrels of wine. In one place a

R QLllt.l.. Pocclmlchr ieceived when he was struck in the I large wine press was found. The bar Oulc onuriey I eSSimiSUC, US chest by a heavy crane, while working jrels were so large that they could not

lop on Hogs Drops to $14 in a local factory:

at Richmond Market.

INDIANAPOLIS Greater Indianapolis has a valuation of SCI 3,812.700, according to figures certified to the city controller by the county auditor. This figure is $77,912,830 less than was certified on August 8, when the valuation was ordered revised.

Including some stuff on through billing, 1,740 head of live stock were handled at Glen Miller yards last week, consisting of 783 hogs; 275 cattle; 640 head of sheep and lambs, and 42 veal calves. With a continuous drop in the price of hogs during the week $14 was practically the top on Saturday at the local yards. The top at Indianapolis was $15; at Pittsburgh, $l'6; at Cincinnati. $14.75, and at Buffalo $15.75, on Saturday. Rome Shurley seems bearish on

hogs, as he says:

heavy receipts at central markets, pome are freely predicting that hogs will sell down to $10, possibly less. "Cattle are very dull, for common grades, and broke 50 cents to $1 last week, but fine butcher stock are firm. "Calves are lower at a top of $15," said Shurley, 'with sheep and lambs lower and dull." Henry Mikesell had in the largest lot of hogs on Saturday, 4S spring Tigs, which averaged ISO pounds and sold at 14 cents. Theodore Roberts delivered 29 hogs, Monday, that netted hi hi $1,220; I). Hockett. marketed 50 lambs that sold for $413. Sixty hogs, delivered last Tuesday,

weighed 13.290 pounds and cost the yards $l,9fi2. Nineteen head of cattle brought very fair prices, the total being $1,225. Small dealers and farmers delivered 94 head of hogs, last week, which weighed 29,850 pounds and sold for J2.SS4. Deliveries were made last week by: O. Cranor, Charles Buroker, Martin Buchalz. Charles Wilson, Joel Starr. George Lircher. O. M. Jennings, Miles Shute. Harry Osborn. T. F. Roberts, Forest Meek. R. M. Boven. Thomas Yosk. James Shank, H. II . Rife, Verling Pitts, George Miller. Harry Hodgin. John Miksell. B. Frnsier. Fred Retter, William Hiatt, Kelso Mikesell, Walter Rulin, K A. Petrv, A. Bulla and L. A. Edwards.

ROCHESTER Citizens of Rochester, who were honored by a short visit by Cardinal Mercier, of Belgium, showed their appreciation by presenting the Cardinal with a check for $25,000, to be used towards the reconstruction of Belgium.

BURNEY Emmett Pumphrey, of near here, was fined $1 and costs in a Greenburg justice of peace court for failure to send his son Homer, 15, to school.

FRANKLIN Mrs. Mary E. Taylor, aged 84, one of the oldest women in

With continued ! tills section of the state is dead, at

here.

ANDERSON Lewis W. Johnson. S7

years old, and for S4 years a resident

of Madison county, died here.

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dently had been specially built. A detail of soldiers was left to guard the places. The total seizures, including supplies taken, it is alleged, from Steven John, a Gary politician, and John Tankley, an East Chicago alderman, are valued at approximately $100,000. Major Lowden Harriman, Indianapolis minister, has been placed in charge of the confiscated liquor.

Ohio News Flashes

TROY Plans are under way to eliminate the "death" curve at Farrington, on the Troy-Piqua road. This curve has been the scene of a number of automobile accidents.

Fairfield

In early playing cards swords took the place of spades.

The 116 square miles embraced in the aera of Greater London, are owned by 38.200 landlords

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PHOSPHATED IRON MAKES PURE BLOOD AND STRONG NERVES

TIQUA Chamber of Commerce officials have written letters to the health officer here asking that the city streets be cleaned at once. The streets have not been cleaned for more than five weeks and are declared to be in an unsanitary condition. DAYTON Dayton expects to entertain 1,000 attorneys and judges January 23-24 when the midwinter meeting of the Ohio State Bar association will be held here. TOLEDO Ninety-five persons have been placed under arrest here in 24

hours in a police clean-up. au underworld resorts are being invaded by specially detailed police. DAYAON Alleged frauds in connection with the waterworks are said to be under investigation here. Arthur A. Edgar, manager of the Ohio Tool company was taken into custody and charged with having perpetrated a fraud on the war department in connection with a contract for tools awarded him. His bond was placed at $2,500. '

HAMILTON The Y. W. C. A. winter course will open here November G with the Criterion quartet.

Saperhens, Sapereggs, are Coming; at Super-Prices? CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 14. Superchickens and eggs, two or three times their present size, at a cost not much greater than present prices, was predicted today by Alton E. Briggs, Boston, president of the National Poultry Egg and Butter Association, in an ad-

the opening session of the thirteenth than 160,000 naturalizations have

annual convention today. Mr. Briggs bald a new type of super-hen Is being bred and in the near future would reach the public, thus doing much to lower the cost of living.

Austria Has 160,000 Naturalized Germans

BIG EATERS GET KIDNEY TROUBLE

Take Salts at first sign of Bladder irritation or Backache.

i By Associated Prfss) VIENNA, Oct. 14. Austria, since the collapse, has no need to fear emigration, for in the time between No-

dress to the 1,000 delegates attendingvember, 1918. and July, 1919, no less

taken place. The majo.-lty of them are of residents of Bohemia and Moravia of German ancentry, who, rather than come undr Czech rule and be Czech citizens, have rushed to Vienna and taken on German-Austrian citizenship. Many others, refugees most of them, have also swept in and applied for citizenship as Austrians rather than Galiclans or Hungarians because they are of German origin. Many have taken the move in an attempt to avoid the confiscation of their fortunes.

The American men and women must guard constantly against Kidney trouble, because we eat too much and all our food is rich. Our blood is filled with uric acid which the kidneys strive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, become sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog and the result is kidney trouble, bladder weakness and a general decline in health. When your kidneys feel like lumps

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Dexter Francis of Connersville, was the truest of Miss Eva Personette, Sunday. John Steward and family spent Sunday with Herbert Jenks and family. Emmet Logan and family, of Whitcomb, called on Clinton Dare, Sunday afternoon. Herbert. Ward and wife. Mrs George Jinks and Robert Grimes were shopI ing in Hamilton Friday. Miss Theora Campbell of Cleves, Ohio, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Omer Personette. The Fairfield-Bath-Harraony Sunday school convention was held here Saturday. Owing to the inclement weather only a small crowd was in ntendance. Next year Harmonv will

have the conversion. Word came Friday morning that Mrs. Lina Holland of Blooming Grove phad passed away, leaving an infant Tl girl. Virginia May, aged 3 hours. She also leaves her husband, Charles Holland, and a son ten years old. The .funeral was held at the M. E. church at Blooming Grove Sunday afterioon and burial at Maple Grove cemetery. Last Tuesday evening the members of the Fairfield Home Economic club held a Hallowe'en party at the pretty country home of Mrs. John Hockenberry and Mrs. Shelby Hay ward. A

f;ii u iuiinm ci uif luiiipany were I a maf-ked and those who were not wore i g asked to guess who the others were, j C5 Mrs. J. N. McMahan received the i S prize for gue:-sing twenty-two. A ! (jj splendid program was rendered. Re-

in ..mil' iiui vi c-u.1 cm , 1'-, nanuvliL,v. 1 and coffee was served. Rev. T. G. ! Goodwin and family are staying with! J. N. McMahan and family until their I

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