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I'VE COT TOOT OOT OUT HOW- WANTS Tft ".n ta rue vm . i.ti WINCHESTER HUNTER SHOT THROUGH ARM WINCHESTER. Ind., Dec. , 27. Frank Relgle, who is employed by Henry Moyer. on the Delinger farm, three miles east of Union City, while out, hunting, and In climbing over a fence in some manner his gun was discharged, the . contents ' passing through his left arm, between the wrist and elbow. It has not been determined whether it will be necessary to amputate the arm. The body of Mrs. Paul Bailey, 24, who died in Muncie, Wednesday, was brought to this city, and taken to the home of her husband's parents, in North East Street. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon, from the Bailey home. In charge of the Rev. Frank Cornell. i Burial in Fountain 'Parke Cemetery..... Suit on note was : filed Wednesday by the Citizens' Bank r ing company of Modoc, vs. Noah F. Pfro and J. R- Custin.. ..Sheriff W. N. Davisson, Wednesday ' afternoon was v called to Saratoga where he placed under, arrest Ed Teegarden, on a charge of assault and battery,' with . intent to commit a felony, on George M. Taylor. Teegarden was released on $2,900 bond... Needles and Nods "met Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. B. Goodrich Daughters of the American Revolution will meet next Tuesday evening, December 30, with Mrs. Claud Barnes. East Washington street. Falls on Ice. . Mrs. Benn Hill, of Farmland, fell 'on the ice Christmas day, and a large rash was cut in the side of her face, - that required four stitches to close Clarence Williams, of Farmland, fell into the basement at his home and xprained his right knee and badly - bruised his body A Union Service - - will be held at the Friends Church Sunday night by the soldiers of the World War. Noah Wright who spent two years at the front in Europe and the Rev. Lusk of the Christian church, will be the speakers..... The Rev. , Roscue Shaw of the Wabash M. E. 4 Conference has been selected to fill the rest of the term as pastor of the iM. E. Church in Farmland, the Prof. L. H. Oce. having resigned to take -' charge of the M. E. Church at Penn- , ville Russell Branfeon received official notice Thursday that he had been appointed to take the 1920 cen sus in Farmland and Monro township. Christmas Meeting. The Christmas meeting of the Worninn's club was held Tuesday afternoon t the home of Mrs. J. F. Hinshaw, Meridian Heights, when the Magazine. J.MM.S.C.. Needle Craft and Current Event clubs were invited guests. Roll call responses were on the Christmas rolrit of Winchester. After Mrs. Huddleston related the story, the club eang "Silent Night." Christmas read ings were given by Mrs. J. W, McCamish and Miss Georgia Ellen lark, who has Just returned from the Philadelphia School of Oratory. Miss Arline Browne's number was Violin, ancias' fifth air. Miss Ruth Reinheimer. accompanied by Miss Winifred Draher pang "There Is a song in the nir", by Oley Speaks. .The club served dainty refreshments.. .. .The fire department was called to the home of Luther Yost, Tuesday morning. The damage was Blight Suit for fore closure of mortgage was filed Tuesday by the Citizens Loan and Investment Company against H. A. Moorman..., License to wed was issued Tuesday to John F. Tharp, 20, Lynn, and Melva Abernathv. 17. Lynn Union City is in the midst of a serious house famine. The various industries bring employes who have difficulty in finding homes and many families are making themselves content in makeshifts. Dublin, Ind. The Social Hour club had their

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Si Beecher Johnson Saturday evening. A rtlnik titrlrov Hlnnar won nerved to all

the members and their families...... Mr. and Mrs. Lewis BelJ left Tuesday for Flora, Ind.,! to spend Christmas with their son and family. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hutson and daughter of near Hagerstown spent Wednesday here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hut8on...4.,Mrs. John Schuneman of Shelbyville. spent a few days .last week with William Schuneman and family Howard Huddleston spent Sunday in Richmond with his mother Rev. and Mrs. P. M. Thomas and children spent Christmas with her parents at Lynn, Ind.... Walter Booth spent the first of the week with s Mr. and Mrs. John Copeland....Mra. .Frances Whorton spent - Christmas day in Lewisville with Mr. and Mrs. , Frank Watson There will be a . union meeting at the M. E. church Wednesday evening, Dec. 31 to see'the old year out and new year in.... Mrs. ! Sarver and daughter, Jessie, spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sarer near Milton. .. .Mrs. Richardson and children of Centerville spent Christmas here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart.... G. E. Moose and family were shopping In Richmond Wednesday.... Miss Vera Byba entertained .several of her friends at a Christmas " party Wednesday. The house was . beautifully decorated in mirlmtmas decorations. ' The guests exchanged presents by. putting all in - o r-h har and each guest nulled a

''present out. Nice refreshments were served..,. Mrs. Cynthia Thorns .returned to her home In Muncie after a pleasant visit with her son and family . . .Mrs. Martin of Cambridge City the first of the week with Mrs.

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ME Myers... .Howard Champ la spending the holidays with his parents,' Mr. and Mrs. John Champ. Russell Hiatt made a business trip to Indianapolis Thursday of last week..... .William Schuneman has returned home , from a two weeks' visit with relatives and friends in Franklin county. Recital at Grace Methodist Church GATTY CELLARS Program for the organ recitals to be given by Gatty Sellars, world famous organist, who will appear at the Grace Methodist church Sunday afternoon and avening.has been announced. In connection with the concert, Mr. Sellars will use the "storm piece" as played in the Cathedral of Lucerne, if requested to do so. This number includes the use of Cathedral chimes. The program follows: . . r r.vpart OneConcert Overture In B Flat William Faulkes. Nuptial Song Friml. "Longing" (L'Amour) Gastelle. Overture In C Alfred Hollins. (a) In Venice Gatty Sellars. (b) In Arcadia (New). Part Two. Tone-Poem (New) "The Mighty Andes" Gatty Sellars. Romance St. Clair. The March of Nations (Military Fantasia) Gatty Sellars. The Bells of St. Marys Emmett Adams. Marche Heroique C. Saint-Saens. DANIELS ASKS (Continued from Page One) kept them ashore, other conditions being equal. Rear Admiral Sims submitted a list of 19 officers w.ho served under him abroad to the navy department, recommending all for the distinguished service medal. After the Knight board and Secretary Daniels reviewed the cases 13 of the recommendations were reduced to navy crosses. This action formed the basis for the Sims letter. Following publication of Rear Admiral Sims' statement Secretary Daniels was called upon by the senate naval affairs committee to submit a detailed report on the subject. A large force of clerks is now busy preparing the report. Trinity Church Will Have Program Sunday Afternoon The choir of Trinity Lutheran church, assisted by Mrs. Igelman, Mrs. Rosa and Mr. Clements will give a program of Christmas music at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The program follows: Organ, Christmas Pastorale Harker. There were . Shepherds Vincent Mr. Druley and Choir. Under the Silent Stars Coombs Miss Marie Deuker, Miss Margarite Deukei 'cello obligato. Fantasia Beriot Mrs. Roland Rosa (violin). Bending o'er a cradle low Marzo Mrs. Igelman,' Mr. Clements violin obligato. . Address The Word Made Flesh Rev. Tressel. Organ Andantino In D fiat St. Clair. Christmas Shelby Mrs. Igleman, Miss Marie Deuker and choir. Postlude March Rogers. Miss Edna Deuker, organist. Tuesday, Dec. 30. Richmond Lodge No. 196. F. and A. M. Called meeting; work in Master Mason , degree, beginninsr at 6:30. N. J. Haas, W. M. Wednesday. Dec. 31. Webb Lodge, Nb. 24, F. and A. M. Called meeting; work in. Entered Apprentice degree, beginning at 7:00. o'clock. Refreshments. Clarence W. Foreman, W. M. Thursday, Jan.. 1. Wayne Council, No. 10, R. and S. M. Stated assembly. Installation of officers and work in the degrees. Friday, Jan. f 2. King Solomon's chapter. No. 4, R. A. M. Called meeting; work in Royal Arch degree. Saturday, " Jan. ' 3. Loyal Chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeting and installation of officers.

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Memory of Deceased Comrades is Honored by Soi Meredith Post Appropriate services wore held by members of the Sol Meredith Post, No. 45, G. A. R., at the post rooms in the courthouse Friday afternoon in commeration of members who died during the past year. The loss of 12 members was mourned by the post, while the Women's Relief Corps paid a fitting tribute to the memory of two deceased. Judge William A. Bond of the circuit court, gave the memorial address at the meeting, in which he touched on the action of the government in deporting the radicals. "I do not know what you think about it, but personallw, I am not in favor of deporting anyone," said the Judge. "If they have violated a law, they should be punished. If they are guilty of murder or of treason, they should be executed. If there is not a sufficient law In this country to abolish traitors one should be enacted at once." a Fighting Parson" to Speak Here Next Tuesday The Rev. W. G. EverSon, a former Richmond man, will deliver a speech on "The Challenge of the Impossible," at the First Baptist church Tuesday night at 7 o'clock, it was announced Saturday. Rev. Everson is known all over the country as the "Fighting Parson," because of his romarkable record In the world war. Having enlisted as a private, he rose to the rank of colonel, and commanded the only American forces in Italy. Previous to his enlistment, he was the successful pastor of an Ohio church. He was a Richmond boy and was employed in a local factory before entering college to prepare for his ministerial career. The public is invited to attend the lecture. . : i RUSSELL GETS SENTENCE (By t Associated PresaWINNIPEG, Manitoba, Dec 27. R. B. Russell, leader of the. general strike here last May, who was found guilty Wednesday of seditious conspiracy, today was sentenced to two years imprisonment. Skatin; Tonight Coliseum

Monday Tuesday Wednesday "Once to Every Man" 8 With Mabel Vithee, formerly Al Jolson's leading lady at the Winter Garden, and Jack Sherill.

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NOTE: From' advance reports these acts booked for next week are typical products from the larger city circuits, comr prising the best in vaudeville, booked especially for your holiday entertainment. r

Ohio News Flashes

CLEVELAND Armed thugs who held up a restaurant here, escaped in an auto after a gun fight with the restaurant proprietor." Tony Zollos, owner of the restaurant, saved $45 by his gun play. AKRON Walter Brooks, Akron, is In a hospital suffering from two shots received Christmas night when officers suspected him of burglary. Brooks tried to elude arrest, ' CINCINNATI Albert Huber, 33 years old, a patient at a hospital here, jumped from his room - on the third floor .while hia attendant was out, and died shortly afterward. His skull 'was fractured. CLEVELAND Five men are In a serious condition from what physicians -say was caused by drinking wool alcohol on Christmas day. Officers are making an effort to curb the fatal traffic on posionous spirits which have caused so many deaths. CANTON Rev. J. M. Wolfe, pastor of Simpson Methodist church, made a record Christmas day, marrying four couples in SO minutes. STEUBENVILLE Edna May Poindexter, 6 years old, died from burns sustained when her dress caught fire from a Christmas tree. CINCINNATI EDITOR DEAD (By Associated Press) . CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 27. Caleb Marsh Von Hamm, a native Clncinnatian, one of the best known newspaper editors in the country, died today at Miami, Fla., according to word re ceived by relatives here.

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Also an "Okey Comedy" with Billy Mason and Eva Gertoer "TAILOR MAID" Prices 10c and 15c Prices 10c and 15c Sunday WILLIAM DESMOND in "Dangerous Waters" Also a Good Comedy

Coming Next Week: Monday Bessie Love In "Cupid Forecloses." Tuesday Earl Williams in "A Rogue's Romance." WednesdayPeggy Hyland in "Merry Go Round." Thursday Tom Mix in "Speed Maniac." Friday and Saturday, June Caprice and Creighton Hale in "Oh! Boy."

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' of T. P. A. at Annual Christmas Celebration W. H. Arnett, of Kokomo, state president; C. M. Zinc, of Indianapolis, state secretary, and M. O. Wlsehart, of. Anderson, state director, were the guests of honor at the annual Christmast dance of Post C. of the Travelers' Protective Association, In the Coliseum, Friday evening. A general attendanco of more than three hundred members and friends were present. Dancing started at 9 o'clock with a grand march, led by Mr. and Mrs. Arnett, and continued until 12 o'clock. All the ladles were glvon a Premier rose as a favor. The coliseum was artistically decorated for the occasion. Christmas colors and evergreens were used. At one end of the hall was an illuminated emblem of the organisation In colors. Musio was furnished by Hick's tenpiece orchestra. The orchestra was seated in an upper box which was banked with ferns and flags. CampbeUstown, Ohio Miss Florence Banker .visited relatives at Germantown, Dayton and Farmers ville the past week William Whitlock is visiting his sister. Mrs. Oden Hasten.... The following young folks of this township are home from college: Misses Malvln Pryfogle. Odessa Saners, Gertrude Bice and Freda Larsh; Harold Brandenburg. Ed McClellan, Oran Ross, all from Oxford: and Earl Bradway from Purdue university.... Frank House and family entertained the following relatives Christmas: Mr. and Mrs. John Gochenour, Frank Kisllng and Only the Western Drama

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SUPREME Vaudeville CATALANO AND WILLIAMS With Arthur Flage at the Piano Class Comedy ' Refinement - THE DORANS ' Spectacular scenic dancing, art; direct from, the Majestic Theatre, Chicago. CLARK AND LaVERE Comedy skit, "HIS FRIEND MAGGIE" Big Bill Opening; New Year's Day DAISY DUGAS and her star, four, some male quartet, nifty songs sung in a nifty manner. ,- DAVE RAFEL and CO. Original Ventriloquial sketch THOMPSON'S NIGHT OUT" special scenery. . SKELLY AND HEIT " - Pretty Girl and a Real Comedian. , In MOh, Hello!" "OETTIR COME EARLY - -

family, -Mrs. Kate Conning and children Verlin Sheffer and family and Joe Sheffer, wife and daughter, Dorothy, spent Christmas with James Sheffer and wife R. E. Branden

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'MONDAY WALLACE REID In a cyclone of thrill and romance THE ROARING ROAD Concert Orchestra . BBBBBSa

burg,' wife and son, Harold, Ed Errla and family, Harold Hons and family spent Christmas with Homer Hart and family... vW. C. Swisher.-and wife spent Christmas with Eaten relatives. . . . .Will .Paddock and family. Clifford Davidson and family and, Clint Ful ton - spent Christmas with- Mrs Ettfc Davidson . ...O. B. Cooper and. wir entertained the following Christmas:, Charles Deem . and . wife,' Clarenc

! Waters and family ; and : Mrs.: Sallit Cooper.... Emora Swisher: ana -,1am. uj iuui : we . . luuuwius . tumus . iv. Christmas dinner: 8am Swisher, and wife. Darrell Swisher and. ttife anc Ora Schwing.... Lee Flora and wif spent Christmas with her parents here ....Clifford Oler Is visiting : his sister. Mrs. Ruth. Harris, at. Pittsburg, Pa... ..Misses Treva ;Renner. Lova, Lotha and Iva Bresher. -all of Dayton, are visiting home folks at New Hope . . . . Cliff Gard and . wife entertained the following, Christmas: Carl Johns wife and son. Don. Will Riley, and wife, James Shumate and wife, -Mrs Sarah Gard. Miss Dorothy Larsh and Mike DietxeL ' - --, " ' f , ' Only One "BROMO QUININE". To get the genuine, call for full nam LAXATIVE BROMO' QUININE Tab lets. Look for signature ..of -E.. W, GROVE. Cures a Cold la One Day. 30c , . .-. . .'. t fskv v. v TUESDAY Select offers the superior play H "RULING : PASSIONS" 1

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