Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 25, 10 December 1919 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AIID SUN-lTSLEGIlAU. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1919.

CT1A HISTORY : "DISCUSSED AT MEET

That the proposed history of the tat may be planned by the pioneers'

association at the Claypool hotel. In

Indianapolis, Dee. 10 and 11 has called together representatives of the most Important organisations of Indiana.

members of the historical conserva

tion department; the surrey department - and . military organisations, which hare historical ; committees,

Methods of continuing plans for the

nutorywui he considered at this con

ference, which 1 the first of Its kind. . Governor James P. Goodrich will nroalria nnmln aaaatnto nt tha

conference Wednesday night, when T.

F. Morden of Purdue university will speak , on the general subject of a "State-History. followed by presenta

tion of the purposes of the historical

agencies by J. P. Buna of Indiana

Historical society.

D. C. Brown of the state library,

Prof. Harlow Lindley, of the Indiana Historical commission; Logan Esarey

of the Indiana Magazine of History;

Jdhn H. HolUday, president of the Indiana Pioneer society, and a dicusslon of co-operation among historical agencies by Dr. John W. Oliver, of

.war history of the state.

Mrs. D. B. Olcott, member of the state board of education, will preside

at the Thursday morning session when the study, teaching and general publicity of the state history will be

discussed. Discussions will he pre

sented from the points of view of schools, libraries, clubs, and various organisations .like the Daughters of

the American Revolution, the American -Legion, etc

The Importance of Collection and

Preservation of Local History.' la the abject Prof. James A. Woodbnrn, of Indiana university will present Thurs

day afternoon. Prof. Lindley will pre

side' at this session which will conalder "Local History George 8. Cottman, of Madison, IndL. will speak on "Co-o Deration Between Bute and

Local Historical Agencies.'' Kate Milner Rabb, assistant professor of history at Indiana university, will speak

on "State Historical Shrines,' and T.

T Jt 1- T7..t n.MM.Ttfiil Its A will

discuss "The Pocket In Indiana History." W. A. Guthrie, chairman of the Indiana conservation -commission will close the session with a short address

on "What Conservation Can Do.'V

The annual banmiet will close the

conference at 6 o'clock Thursday eve-

nine. Several speakers will deliver

toasts.

fcrenf Ttashxrs Dca'f Decide cn Cczsdidctica No action was taken by the Parent-

Teachers' Association, which held a

meeting in Centerville, Tuesday night, to consider the consolidation of the

Centerville and Center Township schools.

County ' Superintendent Williams

spoke on the advantages of uniting the town and township schools. C. R. Cob. lens, of New Paris,' O., described what had been accomplished In New Paris as a result of the consolidated school

there.

Motor Club WW Make

Efforts to Get Paved Road OXFORD. O.. Dec 10. -The Oxford

Automobile Club is interesting Itself In the paving of the College Comer nibs hetvsen thin vlllitce and College'

Corner, and in conjunction with the county commissioners its members are endeavoring to bring about such an improvement. Two members of the county board are heartily in favor of

paving this tborougnrare.

A committee from the club will so

licit the aid of the state highway department, and It Is believed that satisfactory arrangements will be made

' whereby the work of Improving the

thoroughfare will start next spring. This is one of the most important roads into Oxford; it is the road over which nearly all the travel to Rich

mond uses.

Cambridge City.

Walter Lawson. of Newcastle, was

a Cambridge visitor Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Hoffman recently

visited her daughter at Indianapolis

, . . . .Cambridge Lodge No. 9 Knights of

Pythias will entertain their service

men Thursday evening Joe Wiegel Is very ill The ladies of the Social Union of the M. E. Church cleared $123 at their rummage sale Friday

and Saturday..... Mr. and Mrs. F. H,

Ohmit and son, Albert and Miss Alice

Bradbury attended the funeral or Rev,

N. D. Wolfard. Sunday, at the German

Baptist church west of Hagerstown..

Mrs. Matthew Williams has gone to 1 f 1 1 I AL. a..

inaianapoiis 10 epeuu iuc wim

her children Mrs. Angelina Wil

liams is very ill .A daughter was

born to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Thornber-

rv. Sunday night.. . . .John Lowery at

tended a dance at Oxford. Saturday night..... Eleven persons were receiv

ed in the Methodist - church Sunday morning. The rite of Baptism was

administered to sixteen.. .J. W. Moore,

Lee Ault. William Hunt and Charles

Young were among those from her who attended the funeral of James

Crawford, at Bentonvllle, Monday af

ternoon Theodore Monger is ill.

- Paints that are said to be both tire

and water proof are maae irom roe ou

of a Manchurian bean.

HOW WEAK

WOMEN ARE

MADE STRONG

Mrs. Westmoreland Tells in

the Following Letter.

Harrison, N. Y. "When my first child was born I did not know about

LydiaE Pinkham'a Vegetable ComCound andhad a very ardtimc I read in the newspaperabout the Vegetable Compound and when my

secona cnua came J took it and was wel

during th e whole

time, and childbirth was a hundred times

easier. Ever since then I have used it

for any weakness and Would not be without it for the world. 1 do all my

work and am strong and healthy. I am nursing my baby, and I still take the Vegetable Com pound as it keeps awoman .In good health. You may publish my ' testimonial for the good of other women, If you choose to do so." Mrs. a Westmoreland, Harrison, N.Y. Women who suffer from displace" nents, irregularities, inflammation, ulceration, backache, headaches and nervousness should lose no time in giving; this famous root and herb remedy, LydiaE. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound, a trial, and for special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, llass. .

Chester, Ind. The Women's Foreign Missionary

society met at the home of Mrrs. Ada

Morrow Thursday afternoon. Several members were present. Mrs. Mattle

Kendall read from the study hook.

and Mrs. Maggie Boerner had charge of the mystery box. The January meeting will be .held at the home of Mrs. W. E. Berry Mrs. Jennie Webster is Improving from an operation for the removal of her tonsils... Rev.

and Mrs. L. F. Ulmer attended an all day meeting of the Middleboro Ladles'

Aid society at the home- of Mrs.

Charles Duke near Middleboro, last Thursday.. ,. .Luther Hinshaw- and family entertained at dinner Sunday, Charles Woodruff and family at dinner

Sunday.. . . .Rev. I F. Ulmer filled his regular appointment here Sunday

night.. Captain Rogers returned home

Friday from Lynn, where he was called Tuesday on account of the illness of his wife who Is visiting her son at Lynn... The Booster class will

meet with Mrs. Elbert Kemp Thurs

day afternoon, Dec 11. Every Booster

is urged to attend. The class will give

a parcel post sale and " ice cream

supper at the hall, ' Friday ' evening.

Dec 19 Mrs. James Webster and daughter Florence spent Sunday eylth Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Martin... Maurice Hinshaw of Richmond spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents,

Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hinshaw and

family..... Ralph Buroker was' the guest of Everett McMahan in Rich

mond Sunday.

Economy, IrJ. Wbittler Beard was hauling several

cream cans containing buttermilk,. In his machine Friday afternoon. When near the cross roads north of town,

the machine became unmanagable, and ran into the side ditch nose first. . .Among those attending the Friends meeting at Richmond Sunday, were Edgar - Manning and wife, Charles Hunnicutt'and wife, Howard HunnScutt, John Macey and wife, Lawrence Macey and wife and Mrs. Annie Morrison..'. . .Mr. Newland, of Earlham, preached at the Friends church Sun

day. He will give, a series of four sermosn to the young people, beginning January 4.. .U. M. Stewart, pres

ident of the local farmers' federation,

will address the high school Thursday

morning... . .The Friends missionary meeting will be held at the home of Charles Randall Wednesday afternoon. ....Harvey Sanders," who Is working at Marlon, spent Sunday here with his ramIly.....Mlss Nellie Jones motored to Milton Monday morning to resume her work as teacher In the publio

schooL. . . .Rev. Nathan D. Wolfard,

whose funeral took place Sunday

morning, and father of Mrs. Cicero Oler, formerly lived near Sugar Grove, and was well and favorably known.

....Mr. and. Mrs. Ellis Lester spent

Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William

McCann.....Mr. and Mrs. vernon

Brammer of Crawfordsvllle, called on

Russell arrived Sunday to be the

guest of Rev, and Mrs. J. J. Fischer.

. .Mrs. Lundy and daugnter, miss

Helen, were aURlcbmond Saturday.

, ...Mr. and Mr.. Nolte, parents of Mrs. Glunt, moved into the Dr. Loop home Monday. Mr. W. M. Stewart and daughter

Luclle and Miss Ammond were at

Richmond Saturday..,. Everet Clark

and Joe Morrison went to Indianapolis Monday.... Mr.'and Mrs. J. J. Fischer were in Rlchmoidsjfiaturday. .Mr. and

Mrs. William swaim were at tucomond Friday. .Mr. Pierson Bane

and wife, of Lynn, were guests of rela

tives here...... Miss Lorene Bine oi M uncle spent the week end with Miss

Carrie Cranor. .... .The W. E. Aid

Ladles will conduct a poverty social at the Church parlors Thursday after

noon, a cordial invitation to au, oe sure to come in old clothes. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Charley Montgomery had as their guests for Sunday dinner. John Bowman wife and daughter, Miss

Margaret, Joe Cain wife and daughter Miss Helen. . ..Eight car loads of hogs were shipped from Economy Monday,

twelve cars more to be loaded, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. . . .

Mrs. Cynthia Hatfield nee Macey.

from Idaho, paid a visit to her cousins

the Beard brothers last week.... Mr. Howard Manning and wife. Mre Greenstreet and Mrs. Everett Lamb motored to Indianapolis Saturday. .....The W. B. Aid Bazaar and market to be held at office building of Mrs. J. B. Clark's Saturday all day. ...Mr. and

Mrs. Earl Cain entertained at Sunday dinner, Ocsar Fox and wife, and Wil

liam MacGunlgal of Modoc. . .. . .The

larger part of the corn crop here has been gathered, the remainder will be finished this week if the weather will permit... Howard H. Manning and

family left for college corner to make that place their future home, Mr. Manning has launched in the Creamery business with Earnest Replogle, also a former resident of this place. . . .Miss Blanche Fennlmore returned to Anderson Sunday afternoon after spending the week end with her parents. , Grove the week end with her parents. ..... Grover Holllngsworth , and daughter Reba, spent a few days with relatives at Parker City....H. E. Cain received two boxes of apples, samples of black twig and pyramids, varieties of first year of bearing, from his orchard in

Washington, they were of fine flavor

....Burt Veal accompanied by Loring

Lamb and Arthur Denny were return

ing home Saturday evening in a ma

chine, when the fog was so dense they could not ' see until they were about

to run into a horse and buggy, or into the side ditch, he chose the latter, howerer beyond an unpleasant delay no damage was done.... Mr. and Mrs. Wade Kennedy entertained at Sunday dinner. Leander Anderson, of Williamsburg. Guy Davis and family of

Richmond and Miss Margery Homngsworth of Williamsburg.

Wayne Toaadsp Femurs ' X7M Hett Sctzrday Members of the Wayne Township Farmers' association will hold a meeting In Room 20, of the Hgb school Saturday afternoon, at l irn, Saturday, Dec 18. The membership books of the county organisation , will be closed Dec. 20. -". .. - , . !

Farmers who have not Joined the

federation, yet, should sign their application before this date, as those

who join at a later date will forfeit

certain benefits and privileges, one official stated.

A .meeting of the board of directors

SWITCH TO "CASCARETS" THEY DON'T SHAKE YOU UP!

Regulate Your Liver and Bowels Without Being Griped, Sickened or Inconvenienced

of the county organisation win be held at the First National Bank, Saturday, Dec 20. at 1 p. m at which action win be taken en the county agent proposal and also steps in regard to the farmera opposition to the increase fa tax

valuation will be taken.

KRUPPS BUILDS LOCOMOTIVE. ES8EN. Dec 10. The first locomo

tive to be built by the Krupps left the

worse Saturday, hauling ten freight cars, which also were built by the firm that formerly specialised in the construction of big guns. The new department of the great Kruno works.

employing S.500 men, is said to be cap-

anie or turning out 800 locomotives and 8,000 freight cars annually.

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PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

mma mm declares "I HAVEN'T HAD ONE DIZZY SPELL SINCE TAKING PEPGEH

Cascarets end biliousness, headache, colds, and constipation so gently you're never even Inconvenienced. There is no griping and none of the explosive after-effects of cathartics like Calomel,

Salts, sickening Oil or cramping Pills. Tonight take Casearets and get rid of the bowel and liver poison whioji is keeping you miserable and sick. Casearets cost little and work while you sleep. Adv.

DUiy spells are usually caused by a disordered liver so that when Mrs. L. E. Davis. SSt South Fifth 8treet. Richmond, tells how she was relieved of dissy spells by Pepgen, it Is quite likely that her liver was affected, and Pepgen induced activity of that organ. In relating her - experience Mrs. Davis says, "I suffered with ditsy spells and they were so bad at times that I could scarcely stand alone. Often I had to grab hold of something Quickly to steady myself. The dizsy spoils caused me no pain but they are very disagreeable and annoying, besides, they are positively dangerous.

A person never knows just when they

are coming.

"1 was also troubled with Indiges

tion. My food didn't agree with me.

After eating I felt Bloated and un

comfortable I think the troubles I had came from a disordered liver.

"Anyway I took Pepgen and that re

lieved me. I have not had one dlssy

spell since a few days after I began to take 1L" A' person so affected feels that they have "run-down" and they think they can't be wound up again. But thousands and thousands of men and women who have thought they were run down forever, have wound themselves up again and are running along as smoothly as ever. They took Pepgen. They found Jn Pepgen a liver tonic a stomach medicine that strengthens starved, sore organs and builds health through the stomach, blood and nerves. These people gratefully praise Pepgen because it freed them from Illness and brought back the Joys of living. Sold by Tbistlethwaite and other leading druggists. Adv.

SHE WAS FORCED TO MUFFLE "BELL OF TELEPHONE

Mrs. Swanson's Nerves Had

Been Upset From Years of Trouble Gams Twenty

rounds Taking Tanlac

"For the benefit of the thousands

who are suffering from stomach trou

ble and a run down condition. I want to tell of the wonderful results I have

gotten from the use of Tanlac," said

Mrs. Lena Swanson of 1720 North

Madison street, Peoria, Illinois. In re

lating her remarkable experience with

the medicine, a few days ago. "My friends are simply amazed.'

sne conunuea. "xney an say i am

now the picture of health. Why' Just

today, one of my friends told me

was looking ten years younger, and

I certainly do feet that way, too.

have already gained twenty pounds

in weight and have just finished my

fifth bottle of Tanlac.

it was eight years ago, or more, that my stomach got out of order, and my health began to fail. I finally got to feeling so badly that I lost interest in- everything, gave up my church work, and found little pleasure

in life. My food acted like poison

to my system. I would bloat up with gas until I did not look natural, and Just suffer agony. My heart would

flutter from the effects of this gas,

and weaken me until I would almost faint I would get so dizzy at times, that the house seemed to be whirling 'round. No one knows, unless they have suffered the same way, how miserable I did feel. I at last got to where I had to almost stop eating.

and became so run down and weak

it was all I could do to get about the house. My nerves were so shattered that the least noise would up

set me. I finally had to muffle the telephone as I would almost Jump out

of my chair when It rang. I slept

but little at night and seldom woke

up in the mornings without a dull.

nagging headache. "My friends would call and symph-

athize with me, but now they rejoice

with me and go 'way praising Tanlac. One day my brother, who had used

Tanlac with fine results, brought me a bottle and talked me into trying it. Well, when I finished that bottle, my

appetite had returned, and I could eat

better and sleep better than In years. I didn't feel quite so nervous, either,

and then I knew I had at last found the medicine I needed. I had been

suffering so long and was in such

badly run down condition that it took several bottles of Tanlac to straighten

me out, but anyone can look at me now and see that I am enjoying good

health. I can now eat meats, pickle,

cabbage, in. fact, just anything, and

never have the last trouble with my stomach. My nerves are as calm and

I sleep as soundly as when I was

child. I am just so grateful and happy for the return of my health that

I want to tell everybody aoout Tanlac I never grow tired of praising

it to my friends."

Tanlac Is sold in Richmond by Clem Thl8tlethwaite, In Greensfork by C. D. Corine; In Cambridge City by Mr.

Dean House; in Pershing by Sourbeer & Rodenberg; in Centerville by Cen

terville Pharmacy, and in Milton by

W. L. Parkins. Adv.

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