Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 56, 16 January 1920 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY," JAN. 16, 1920. (

COX WILL ADDRESS JACKSON DAY DINERS OF PREBLE COUNTY

EATON, O., Jan. 16. Governor iJames M. Cox has accepted an limitation to tpeak at the annual Jackson Day banquet, to be given here by the Democracy of Preble county, accord lng to announcement made by the speakers' committee. Date for the affair baa not been defi

nitely announced. The list of speaker probably will Include other men of

national and state pronynence. in addition to Governor Cox, the committee states.

Definite date for the banquet probably will be determined In a meeting

nere tonight or the banquet commit tee, of which ex-state Senator Hugh R

Gllmore la chairman. Appointment of various sub-committees to take charge

of details of the banquet will be an

nounced by Chairman Oilmore In the

meeting tonight.

Bruce Services Held. Funeral services for Robert Bruce, 47, who died In New York, were held 'here Thursday afternoon at the home of his father, J. E. Bruce, and were in charge of Rev. Mr. Meyers, of Dayton. Burial was in Mound Hill cemetery. The father, one sister and two brothers survive. Trial of Leroy Lyonsunder Indictment for assault and battery, Is set lor Jan. 28 in common pleas court. The trial has been postponed one or more times. Mrs. Maddock Buried. Funeral services for Mrs. Martha lUaddock, 78, were held Thursday afternoon at the home of her daughter, iMra. Emma Reynolds, near Sugar Valfiey. Where her death took place Tuesday. Burial was at Camden. She was ihte wife of the late Edwin Maddock. Three daughters and one son survive, j Drayton To Speak, i C. O. Drayton, of Greenville, ni resident of the National Farmers' (Equity Union, will address a meeting of Eaton branch, Preble County Fartmers' Equity union, here Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the courthouse. The local branch expects to announce ! permanent organization at the meeting. Miss Sharkey Breaks Arm. Miss Fannie Sharkey is confined to ther home on account of a broken left Arm, sustained when she fell on an icy sidewalk at the courthouse. Ortt Buys Eaton Home. Major W. H. Ortt, treasurer of the National Soldiers' home, Dayton, has purchased the late Dr. Stephens property in this city. East Main street, according to report in local real estate dealers' circles. Major Ortt lived in Eaton many years.

Bentonville Farmers Program is Complete A large and complete farm Institute Is scheduled for Bentonville, Tuesday, Jan. 20. A corn show will be held In conjunction with the institute and the following prizes will be awarded:

Yllow corn, first premium, $6, second premium, $4; white corn, first premium, 15, second, $2.60; mixed corn, first premium, 15, second, $2.50 and best peck rye, first premium, $2.60. At noon, sandwiches, pie, cake and coffee will be served. O. M. Kellam is chairman of the Institute and Charles Freeman is secretary-treasurer. The program follows: 9:80 a. m.: Song, School; "Land Owner and Tenant",, Mr. Ogg; violin solo, Francis Hackleman; "After the War Problem", Mrs. Lindly;Song, School. 1:00 p. m.: Farmers' organization, Mr. Ogg; remarks, J. K. Mason; duet, Ruth Doneker and Elsie Mason; "Social and Intellectual Organization of Farm Women," Mrs. Llndly; reading. Bonlta Smiley.

Ohio News Rashes

MroDLETOWN Eight hundred dollars' worth of whisky, stolen from the home of Michael Vertich, Meadowlawn, Sunday night, has been returned to the owner. EAST LIVERPOOL Three persons were seriously hurt when a street car plunged down a steep grade Tuesday night and crashed through two houses. . DELAWARE T. C. Main, 30. assistant cashier of the Depost Banking company, dropped dead Tuesday night. He was gassed in France, and it Is thought the gas affected his heart. TOLEDO The State Public Utilities commission has planned removal of thousands of coal cars from Toledo

railroad yards to the Ohio-Michigan boundary to relieve congestion In Toledo. MIDDLETOWN While coasting on Third street hill Dickson Lovel, 15, was run down by an auto and his left knee broken.

Indiana News Brevities

BEDFORD Following meetings of the union leaders the atone cutters, planermea and sawyers In local factories who have been on strike were ordered back to work. SULLIVAN Mrs. Sarah MedBker,

65 years old, was drowned when an

automobile, driven by her step-son,

backed down a steep road leading to the Wabash river and plunged into

twenty feet of water.

SOUTH BEND Drastic action is

threatened by: more than 800 teachers of local grade schools unless a

resolution adopted by the South Bend Teachers' association demanding a 25 percent increase is allowed by the

board of education immediately.

EVANSVILLE As the result of a

viBlt by W. J. Feeler, of Indianapolis, who Is seeking the Republican nomi

nation for governor, the organization

of a "Fesler-for-Governor" club will me made by a number of prominent

local men.

SOUTH BEND A recurrence of

the influenza epidemic seems probable here within the next week, ac

cording to a number of local phys leans. .

LAFAYETTE More than 900 men and women attended the Joint session

of the Indiana Live Stock Breeders' and Indiana Dairy Association held at

Purdue. CULVER Col. L. R. Gignllliat, su perintendent of Culver Military Ac

demy, has Just been notified of hia creation of an officer of the Legion of Honor by the French government in recognition of his services with the

army in France.

Six miles above tho earth's surface seems to be the latest sky record. It was made in a Curtis plane.

PURCHASES OMAHA BEE. OMAHA, Neb Ja. 16. Nelson B. Updike, grain man, Friday announced he had purchased 75 per cent of the stock of the Omaha Bee. He will take over the property In 30 days.

In Spain, baby's face is swept with a pine bough to bring good luck.

Don't Worry You Can Stop tho Flu I EVEN if you have the aches and sniffles that may be the first Eign of Flu, you can stop it quickly. Just a few of the remark ably good LIGHTNING LAXATIVE QUININE TABLETS Will Not Gripe or Sicken

will rid your system of all signs of cold and make you feel fine again. These tablets work in 34 hours they are aafer-they are

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lets. They cost only 35 cents.

GOODRICH WILL PLACE NAME ON BALLOT INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 18. The name of Governor Goodrich will be placed on the Indiana presidential ballot to be voted on at the primary in May, it became known definitely Thursday. No announcement has been made by the Governor relative to his candidacy lor the Republican presidential nomination and it is not expected that any formal announcement will yfa made. Over 77 percent of the world's supplies of nickel Is mined in the British Empire.

Just Yellow Mustard for Backache, Lumbago Grandmother's old mussy mustard fplastpr or jroultice generally brought

reller all right, even In the severest cases, but it burned and blistered like

the Inflammation and scatters congestion, but youll find that while blazes. "Heat eases pain," reduces

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Waterloo, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Fiant and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dickson were shopners

in Richmond, Wednesday...... Several

irom here attended the funeral of Mrs. Samuel Henry Sunday afternoon..... Mrs. Neva Hudson and daughter Genneva, returned to their home in Flint, Michigan, after spending two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Green.... .Mrs. D. E. Trusler and son Francis, returned to their home In Connersville after spending several days with her mother, Mrs. J. E. Caldwell.. ... .Mr. and Mrs. Homer Callaway spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Trexell Mrs. Levi Green is Blck. x , -

News of City Lodges

EAGLES. Three applications were received In the aerie at Wednesday night's meeting. An order was made Increasing the salaries of all officers of the aerie,

and at the same time increasing the initiation and reinstatement fees. Changes are being made in the second floor, of the lodge building which will be taken over by the Central Labor council and other labor organizations for their meetings. MASONS. Mark Master's degree will be conferred in King Solomon's chapter, R. A. M., at the meeting of the chapter tonight. Monday evening Richmond Com-

mandery will confer the Order of the Temple. The meeting will begin at 7 p. m. Master Mason's degree was con

ferred In Richmond lodge on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Next Tuesday .the lodge will confer Fellowcraft degree. I. o. o. f. Three candidates will receive the second degree in Whitewater lodge Friday night. A committee has been appointed by the lodge for the annual roll call meeting to be held on Feb. 20'. The committee is composed of Demas Coe, Dr. R. A. Chattin and Fred Reynolds. - v .. .. .. .. MOOSE. .. ..' .. '.. Four candidates will be initiated Into Wayne lodge on January 26. Routine business will be discussed at the meeting of the lodge next Monday evening. K. OF P. Fifteen candidates received degree work in Richmond lodge, No.8, Thursday evening. A large crowd attended the meeting, and plans were discussed for future activities of the lodgo.

For Liver and Bowels Dr. Carter's K.&B. Tea A Mild, Gentle Tegetable Laxative and Healthful Drink. For the stomach, liver and bowels and to purify the blood, there's nothing more reliable. Give it to the little ones when they get feverish and can t eat. They like it and it does them lota of good.

UNDERTAKER GREETED BY WOMAN THOUGHT DEAD NEWTON, N. J., Jan. 16. Preparations for the burial of Mrs. Mary E. Mahohey, 90 years old, were under way hete when a deputy undertaker thought he saw the body move. He looked again and this time saw the aged woman sit up and heard her ask: 'What's coming off. around here?" Tho burial has been indefinitely postponed.

MRS. FRANCES FAY DEAD. CONNERSVILLE, Ind. Jan. 16. Mrs. Frances Fay, 71 years old, a resident ot this city for many years, is dead at the family home. Mrs. Fay suffered a stroke of apoplexy two months ago and had never fully recovered from the shock. Three children. Dr. Frank Fay. ot Columbus, and Charles Kay and Miss Edna Fay, of this city, survive. .

When You're Talking Do You Stop, and BELCH? It's a Sure Sign of Acid-Stomach. Along with it go Bad Breath Heartburn Food Repeating Sour, Acid, Gassy Stomach Fullness after Eating and Indigestion and nearly always some of the 70 non-organic diseases that the medical books say get their start in Acid-Stomach. It's the curse these days of our "rushing civilization." You can get relief easily and naturally by using

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BAD TEETH CAUSE INSANITY, SAYS NEW JER8EY DOCTOR. (Br Associated Press) TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 10. Bad teeth were tie cause of many cases of insanity coming under tho observa-I tlon of the proposition at the New Jer-; sey state hospital for the insane last year. Dr. Henry A. Cotton, medical director of the Institution, declared in bis annual report today. He expressed, the opinion that dentists, should re move infected, teeth instead-.of try

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Warning!

READ THIS MESSAGE It's of Vital Importance to You

Read what Dr. Henry A. Cotton, medical director, for the New Jersey hospital for the insane has to say about bad teeth.

Hundreds of ills are ascribed to some other cause when the teeth alone are the offenders and bad teeth cause indigestion, dyspepsia, to say nothing of toothache and other troubles directly connected with the teeth. Visit the office of Dr. Carnes. We have accomplished real wonders for people whose case was to them, hopeless. Dr. Carnes has means and methods of teeth restoration which you should learn more about. Complete Dental Service is possible for all who visit this office. There is nothing we cannot do for you in a dental way. No fee is asked for consultation or advice. -Visit us soon. All work is warranted. DENTISTS SHOULD BE CONSULTED WITH REGULARITY

Dr. R. H. Carnes

DENTIST hoorn 15-16 Comstock Bldfl. ,. 1016 MAIN ST. (Over "Wilson the Cleaners" t '

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FOR YOUR ACID-STOMACHTJ

Think of it! Over 70 non-organic diseases get their start in an Acid-Stomach. Too much acid causes the food to pass on, a soar, fermenting mass. This sends poisonous germs and harmful acids all over the body, instead of strength and life. You might say "It makes the body sour." Day and night it goes on, doing ceaseless damage. Get rid of your AcidStomach. It's the first step to good health. Eminent chemists after years of work have found a harmless way to take up and carry this excess acid right out of the body. Thi3 is the secret of the success of this wonderful remedy called EATONIC It takes the acid up carries it out also drives out the noxious gas you can fairly feel it work. Within two years over half a million people have used it, with marvelous benefits. You

can prove it in your own stomach FREE. Give EATONIC a fair, honest trial for Five days. Let your own stomach be the judge. Simply go to your druggist and call for a big, fifty-cent box oi EATONIC Use it according to plain directions. If you do not find it the best remedy, pleasing you in every way take it back it will not cost you one penny. Use EATONIC and prove what it will do for YOU that is the best proof of its power to wipe out Acid-Stomach. Sickly, ailing, blue peoplewithout pep nervous worn out all in Don't give up hope. Here is ''your chance at last to get relief from your misery. It's so easy to test EATONIC; why feel bad any longer? You will never be well with an AcidStomach. Get rid of it see how much better you will feel

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Regular Habits Produce a Beauthul Complexion Daily elimination rids the system of poisons. Women should realize that

MANY women complain daily of their complexion; of their headaches and general ill .health, little realizing that the trouble is constipation. Women, too, are much mora subject to such congestion than men, and much more careless of it. The result is seen in lusterless, weary eyes, in sallow, pimply complexion, in lassitude, bad breath, and in that word so often used, "indisposed." At the first sign of these symptoms the "wise woman will take a laxative, and will see that the young girl and others in her care do likewise. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is the favorite with thousands of women because it is mild and gentle in its action and in the end trains the stomach and bowel muscles to do their work naturally without the aid of medicine. This combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin, which can be bought at any drug store, is also a very sterling first-aid in colds, fevers and other sudden ills

that make it advisable to always have a bottle in the home. It is free from narcotics and safe for the tiniest baby. Jn spite of the fact that Dr. Coldwell's Syrup Pepsin is the largest selling liquid laxative in the world, then being over 6 million bottles sold each year, many who need its benefits have not yet used iL If you have not, send your name and address for a free trial bottle to Dr. W. B. CaldWL sit Washington St., lAontiuUo, Illinois.

National Thrift Day

Benjamin Franklin's birthday, Saturday, January 17, is most appropriate for beginning; the observance of National Thrift Week. Franklin was one of the founders of our republic. He not only preached thrift to the people but he also practised personally what he preached. Franklin started life as a poor boy, as an apprentice printer. He worked, spent less than he earned saved and invested his savings wisely. In due time these principles made him comfortably well-off. History has given Franklin an unassailable position in its pages by reason of the great principles of thrift he expounded and the wonderful services he rendered our nation in its early years. National Thrift Day has been instituted to remind the people of the necessity of living according to the principles of thrift, if they want to get the most out of life. Thrift means to spend less than you make. It means more than -that. It means to develop such resolution, such strength of character that you will jiot sacrifice your future and the future of your children by thoughtlessly spending all you make on the extravagances of the present. Thrift is a trade, as much so as carpentry printing, or running a locomotive. It is a profession, as much so as surgery, the law, or teaching. It is a business, as much so as merchandising, manufacturing, or banking. Yet it is the one universal trade, profession or business. Unskilled laborer, skilled laborer, professional man or woman and business man or woman can all easily master its principles and apply them profitably. Thrift takes the drudgery out of work and makes it a pleasure. Thrift faithfully practiced will increase your ability and earning power as well as develop your strength of character. Thrift will make, you financially independent. . Thrift will make you the master of your destiny instead of the slave of your inclinations. Thrift will help you obtain life's greatest rewards and blessings. The Second National Bank believes in thrift as sincerely as it believes in integrity or friendship. The thrifty citizens of this community contribute to the management of this institution and to its continued success. The officers of the Second National Bank know all the steps ahead of the thrifty from saving the first dollar of earnings to investing the surplus dollars of income from investments. They want to help you master the principles of thrift and offer all the facilities of this financial institution to aid you attain financial independence. Come to th Second National Bank where during the past fifty years thousands of men and women have received friendly counsel and expert guidance as they saved and invested. Start a Savings Account here, drawing 3 per cent, interest, and grow to be an investor.

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