Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 5, 15 November 1919 — Page 5
PAGE FIVE BRINGING UP FATHER By McManus ss torn rent by grocer General Palmer, asking sugar to Cincinnati. 'R tf, him Attorney to divert WELL I'LL 4iT ME BATH READ" I WANNA ,IT OUT BEFORE MAiSiE TROY The first corn shredder victim of this fall in Miami county is Txw Kemp, residing south of Pleasant Hill. His right hand was caught ii the machine and so badly mangled that it was necessary to amputat-J three fingers. Briefs l
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, NOV. 15, 1019.
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Wanted Janitor at once. Apply Y. M. C. A. An aerial hail service soon will be started between two important coast towns in the Congo, seaplanes being used.
Child Decides to Follow Queen of Good English; Which Will Grown-Ups Follow?
The following skit which this week in "The lleadlij
appeared j Queen of Good ;ht," Gar- ! are more people
English Also there in the world who
17, two runaway boys from Indianapolis, arrested by local officials Friday night, were released this morning on their promise to return to Indianapolis.
field's school paper, would apply equally well to many srown-ups: THE CONTEST. By Dora Macey and Martha Righter. ' Time: American Speech 'Week. Place: The Palace of Words. Characters: Qu-n of Good English; Queen of Bad English; Mary, a little girl: Sfbustian, a page ; Joint, a page. Quepu of Had English (Seated on throne. Speaks impatiently.) Ain't fche hero yet?
John (bowing s (sly.
S' 'Queen of Bad
seen her out the.
Hap! ) Ain't that John (Enters, of Good English
low) No, ycr niajEnglish T thought I window! (Rap! Uap! h'r now? followed by Queen and Mary, preceded
Ty Sebastian) The Queen of Good English, she has came. Queen of Bad Engli.-h (pointing to chairs) Won't. ou set down? Queen of Good English Yes. thank you. 1 have couie on very important business. Mary (rising from chair) The children of the world have asked me to choose which queen they L.hall follow, and as I can not decide, you mu-t do it for nic. Queen of Dad English (turning to other queen) They gotta sp.ak bad English, caus it's easiest to learn. Queen of Good English Yes, but they ur" no' as highly honored in lite, if thev .tk bad E'ngli.-h.
Queen of D id English te: Why! aint ycr ecs open can't sec the men wot have
that use bad English? Queen of Good English I who "sneak bad English eei
in life; but most men who sp good English are well thought of.
amount to nothing, and some are ashamed of it. Queen of Bad English (screaming) Huh! I guess they hain't all of 'em. I ain't. Queen of Good English (calmly) That, is another cause for shame. Mary Stop! I have decided for myself. I will follow the Queen of Good English. Her speech sounds better than that of the Queen of Bad English. Although it will be harder to learn ood English, I am sure my children friends will not be disappointed, when they decide, as 1 have, to follow the Queen of Good English.
Mostly Personal
I BUG3EE MADE PRINCIPAL j George Bugbee, returned service : man, has been appointed principal of ithe Greensfork school, County Superintendent Williams announced Fri-Jdav.
AUTO VIOLATOR FINED Oakley W. Koehler, arrested for driving an automobile without license plates was fined $1 and costs by Mayor Zimmerman Saturday.
Circuit Court News
BOY IS ROBBED John Hill, 211 North Eleventh street, reported to the police that he was held up and robbed of $3 by two men on the National Road East, Friday night. Hill said he was unable to get a description of the two men. The robbery occurred near the Henley road.
ROOM IS ROBBED David I. Brady, manager of the Kenmore Hotel, reported to police officials that some body had taken a suit of clothes from the room of Palmer Strattou, one of his roomers.
Lena Griffith was granted a divorce from Louis Griffith, on charges of failure to provide, in circuit court Satur
day. The plaintiff was also given the custody of two minor children, Wilma Mary and Garnett Elizabeth. The i plaintiff shall pay the court the neces- ! sary and usual expense of $40. I Denver Harlan, local attorney, torni plained to the court, that, a Mr. "Polecat" had been stealing chickens on his farm, near Pershing. The court order ; ed Sheriff Carr to arrest the thief and i bring him into court for trial, j MARRIAGE LICENSES. Robert Altenberger, fireman, Rich
mond, to Irene Jackson, housekeeper, Richmond. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Ida M. Friedger to Lucina B. Gordon, lot 35 in Hayne's addition, $1.
K.OKOMO More than 200 delegates were present at the opening session of the 36th annual convention of the Women's Home Missionary Society here.
LAFAYETTE "The solution of the Mexican problems as they concern that country and others lies in the development of agriculture and Hie crealion of an international tribunal ?s proposed by the league of nations," Professor I. J. Cox, of Northwestern University, said in an address to tne students at Purdue.
cinnati small bakeries and the smaller confectioners have closed because of i the almost complete sugar famine. Au
Modern Woodmen will liit the H. C. L by reducing: the adoption fee till January 1.
WILLIS BEEDE HOME.
MRS TE WELL AT HOME Mrs. Ida Tewell. shot by her husband in a quarrel at the Starr Piano factory, was to be removed to her home Saturday. She is recovering.
t COLLEGIATE CLUB TO MEET. ! An important meeting of the C oi-1 !"giate club will bo held Thursday i ! afternoon with Miss Elizabeth Com-i ; stock at her home 109 North Tenth! street, when Mother's Day will be oh-!
served. .Mrs. H. K. Kobinson will give j ew men ' readings from "Le Misanthrope" and succeed 1 "Tartuffe". All members are urged to !
B. Willis Beede, field secret." vy of the Five Years Meeting Foreign Mission Board, arrived in Richmond, Saturday following two weeks' conference work in Michigan. Indiana and 'Ohio. Beede will go to Farmland, Ind., for a conference, Sunday.
Funeral Arrangements
Mays Funeral services for Elizabeth Mays will be held from her residence. 435 South Sixth street at. lo
o'clock Monday morning. Burial Earlham.
Ohio News Flashes
NEW HAVEN George M. Hough. ."1, shot and killed his wife and then, killed himself with the same shot gun. ' ASHTABULA Thievps entered the ; Wool worth j and 10 cent store and carried away a safe weighing 3u0 pounds and containing about $300. Thy carried it through an alley, loaded it onto a motor truck and drove away with it.
Indiana News Brevities
TROY Mrs. Flora L Todd has re
in jceived from the war department th; personal belongings of her son, who f died in France on Feb. pjiD.
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attend this meeting as it is expected to be one of the large.-t of the vear.
Queen of Bad English (raising her voice) Hain't I tellin' ya that people TO DISCUSS MEETING w ill make fun of va, if you speak j Plans for the Union Thanksgiving lno-iiaii " Day services in the churches of Richgooa i.ngnsn. .... .1 a .:ii , u ..i
Queen of Good English People ! w ec-.iv
make fun of you to cover up their own
mistakes, but they really envy and admire you. Queen of Bad English (talking very loudly) But ain't there more people in the world wot speaks bad English?
ministerial meeting in the Y. M. C. A.
Monday morning. Other subjects of prominence are to be discussed and the program committee is working upon a program for the meeting.
tjFine Handkerchief Making
New industry in lhj? Richmond has a new industry, j Scores of tine hand-embroidered linen handkerchiefs have gone out. of the j city in the last few weeks, and other j scores have been bought by city stores j and by city people, for Christmas . .itts. I The new industry was started by, nance about a month ago. Now two! or three dozen amateur and profes-! sional seamstresses are engaged in in.Lkincr the handkerchiefs, and the i
trade is growing.
LUDW1G IS BETTER. The condition of Gerald Ludwig, who was injured at the east yards Friday, was declared to be about the same Saturday at Reid Hospital. He is apparently resting easy although several days must elapse before he is out of danger. FURNAS IN SERBIA. Word was received by friends in Richmond announcing that Philip Furnas, formerly instructor of English in Earlham college, now on a years leave of absence, has arrived at Monrovia, Serbia, a smal ltown near Blarovia, Serbia, a small town near Blathe American Friend service committee.
Glove Famine on Here, Say Richmond Merchants
Glove supplies in Richmond stores are running very low and the delay of; shipments is becoming alarming, local j dealers ?ay. "One of the largest gWo importers in the country notified us last week! that he had not received foreign ship-; ments for several months, but was - x-1 pec.ting a supply within a week," said Miss Agnes Saunders, head of 'he Klove department in a local stnrP. "He assured us that our orders will be tilled as soon as possible, but when this will be we do not know. Anotherfirm from whom we buy has informed us that it will probably be unable to make the fall shipments until early; spring." ! If women had not worn silk glomes; , unusually early last spring, and there-; by curtailed the kid glove sales, thre would be no kids on the local market ; nt present, it is said. ! Numerous strikes in glove factor'es and the delay of foreign work and ves- : sels is given as the cause of the glove , distress !
RUNAWAYS Frank Peggs, K,
ARRESTED and Clay HudiK;!l.
Vocational Lew Explained by Director H.B.M'Comb Some misunderstanding is prevailing regarding the age evidence minor's certificate cards, which are obtainable at the office of H. G. McComb, vocational director of the schools. These cards, which are commonly know n as "green cards" are for the safety of employers who name minors between the ages of 1C and 19 working for them. Another matter of some indecision is the "posting" ruling. The ruling deeds as follows: "Every person, firm, corporation or company employing any person under sixteen years of age in any estab
lishment as aforesaid, shall post and keep posted in a conspicuous place in every room where such help is employed, a printed notice stating the number of hours of labor per day of such persons for each day of the week, and the number of hours of labor exacted or permitted to be performed by such persons shall not exceed the number of hours of labor so posted as being required. ; " The time of beginning and ending the days' labor shall be the time slat- ! ed in such notice: provided such fcmales undo, IS and persons under It) : years of age may begin after the ' time set for beginning and stop before the time set for the stopping of the day's labor, but they shall not, bf permitted nor required to perform ' any labor before the time stated on ; the notices as the beginning of the ! day's labor, nor after ihe time sated ! for the ending of the day's labor, i (Acts lSf'lh page 232, Burns' 1011, I section S021..)
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I w-ho will assume his duties as prosi -j cuting attornev of Yanderburg county Ithe first of the year, may ask for n grand jury investigation on coal j prices. WABASH The United Paperhoard I company plant he re will resume oper
ations Monday morning after having ! been dosed two weeks on account of i the coal siiortage.
.makiu.n lhe leader On enmpan-. which has leases on more than 4.000 acres of land to the west of here, hideveloped its second well. It is said to be good for 100 barrels a day.
TURKEY DINNER Arlington Hotel SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16
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TWO AND ONE-HALF BUSHEL BAG $5.00 These are Al Minnesota Potatoes and you will find them far better than the Michigan and Wisconsin Potatoes you have been eating. We look for a much higher market and advise laying in a w inter supply. These potatoes will be sold from car on first track west of Pennsvlvania Freight House Monday, all day.
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Remember: Sold from ccr and not from store.
Have You Seen the New Liberty Bell Bank Now on Display in Our Lobby? not, come in any time today or this evening and examine this new, novel bank and learn how you can secure one for home use
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Jackson Farmers Name j Officers and Directors
Officers for the Jackson Township I Farm -rs' association were elected at a meeting held in Cambridge City, and the directors for the organization: were also named. The officers are: 1
Izaiah Fricker, president: Denver'
Harlan, vice president; Thomas Kepler, secretary and Roy Haycock, ; treasurer. j Members of the hoard of directors ! are as follows: Calvin Davis, Lee ; Hartman, Orville Harris. Frank Mey-, o.rs. Will Hunuieut, Horace Miller and i Urias Uertsch. j
WESLEYAN M. E. CHURCH. YVesleyan Methodist Church 11 t. m.. Love Fca.-t; 2 p. rn., Sunday School: e P- m.. Communion service.
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So many times last minute buyers wish to obtain a massively designed gentleman's ring and are disappointed, as the size wanted cannot be found. We are showing an unusually large and fine selection of such rings
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Kev. D. E. Bass, of Dayton, O.. preach the sacramental sermon. will also preach Sunday night, public is cordially invited. L. Gillian. Pastor.
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BANCIO IS FINED Emilio Bancio was fined $1 and : costs by Mayor Zimmerman in police court Saturday. Bancio was arrested j un charges of drunkenness. j
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