Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 92, 24 February 1920 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, FEB.. 24,. 1920.

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AFTER WAR, INDUSTRY STATISTICS PROVE INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.r Feb. 24. Hoosler workmen grew careless at their tasks following the conclusion of the world war and this carelessness apparently reached Its maximum during the hot months of last summer, according to statistics announced today by Thomas Roberts, the member of the industrial board of Indiana, who J ; in charge of the Inspection system. While complete data is not available for the last three months of 1919. Mr. Roberts said, 1Mb Information Is to the effect that industrial accident condli ions throughout the average lndus1rles of the state were bettered appreciably towards the close of 1919. The board Issued a definite warning 1o all workmen throughout the, state, urging them to increase their attention to accident prevention methods and cut down immediately the high accident ratio that prevailed in the months following the signing of the armistice. Mr. Roberts based his statement torlnv nn n series nf investigations Just

completed by the Indiana Manufactur

ers' Reciprocal Association, among

60,000 Hoosler workmen in tne pianis of 400 Indiana Manufacturers, which nre subscribers to the Sherman & Ellis ompensation service in Indiana. Mn( Mnhths Full Of 'Em.

During the months of July, August ti nd September of last year the num

ber of accidents to workmen in me nn wnrwipr industrial Dlants increased

70 per cent, ever the number of accidents occurring in the preceding mnntVic olthniie-h tho total nam-

I J 1 1 jihiii i ii.', tl - l.er of employes at work was Increased

only 6 per cent above tne previous quarter. The investigations also showed that h "hlerh water mark" of accidents in

TnHan Industries 1 last summer

rrou?ht about demoralizing conditions 4 lokn, mtiItc insnfar as accident fre-

Jll ItlWUl t - - " " mmni'ir Tuan concerned, that probably

never have been equalled in the history of business in the state. Mr. Roberts said, however: Figures

thow that during the last three montns ioia thpiv was a noticeable trend

l ack to the normal accident frequency.

Suburban News

with her mother who Is ill. ..... .Mrs Watlz is 111.

BETHEL, Ind. Mrs. Holsclaw, of El-

wood, Ind., spent last week with her

bister, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clab-

augh and family Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Clabaugh and daughter are victims of the flu Mrs. Merl Coleman has been very sick. Her mother, Mrs. John Harding, has been 6taylng with her during her sickness Mrs. Everette White and Miss Wyvona

Hyde spent Thursday evening with Miss Florence Boren Miss Fern Addleman spent Sunday with Miss

Hazel Tharp Mrs. Stella White

spent Thursday evening with Mrs. Cellia Anderson W. A. Hyde is sick with double pneumonia. Charley Radford is staying with him Mrs. C. E. Anderson Is spending a few days with relatives In Richmond Mr. Eli

Hyde has been ill for the past week.

. . Sickness around here is better

than It was a week ago Miss Etta Hill is spending a few days with Miss Myrtle Nicholson.

STRAUGHN, Ind Miss Attie Maple went to Richmond to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mont Bradway . . . Mrs. George Scott was a Newcastle

caller last Wednesday Mrs. Walter

Thompson spent Thursday afternoon with .Mrs. J. B. Wilson of Cambridge City Mr. and Mrs. John Clayton

spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mack

Scott and family of Greenfield Mr

Cash Jenkins went to Indianapolis Thursday evening to visit his daughter Mrs. Mamie Chapen Mrs. Ren Oren

is slowly improving Thomas Plum

mer was taken suddenly ill with

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. The members of the Presbyterian church and Sunday school are planning to give a Farewell Social for the Rev. Davis of mohmond, tbeir pastor who has re-t-ipned. The Social will be given at the Presbyterian church Thursday right Mrs. Glen Cooley is 11L Robert Krone visited relatives at Richmond Saturday Mrs. Charles Marson visited in Richmond Friday Bailey Fraunberg has returned from C hicago to take charge of the Central Hotel Otta Hunt of Dublin, has moved to Cambridge City. -Tht annual Supper of the W. R. C. has been postponed on account of the prevailing Illness The Baptist Prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chase, Thursday night David Wissler of Newcastle visited M T- Younar and family Sunday The Women's Union of the Baptist church will meet with Mrs. Charles Marson Wednesday afternoon. . .The Women's Franchise League of Jackson township will meet with the Misses Overbeck Wednesday, February. 25, at 2 p. m Mrs. Charles Boyer is at Cincinnati

In dava of old I've been, told.

Good coffee wai In favor. In modern days the one they praise. ! Golden Sua for flavor.

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OUR grocer valued your

good "will. Has sell j? groodswilh a reputation because He wants you. and your friend, whom He scc every day or twoto be pleased and satisfied'. Patronize him, it will pay you.

The . Wool son Spice Co. Toledo, Ohio

neuralgia in his head, and they ealed Dr. Marvel, Specialist of Richmond . . .

Mrs. J. W. Shockley, Miss Altia Holl at

tended institute at Newcastle Saturday .Mrs. Folrence Sulivan spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Willis... Mrs James Henley and little daughter spent Thursday with Mrs. Charles Riche. .. . Mrs. Dallas Stltes near the Hopewell neighborhood received a telegram Saturday evening of the sudden death of her mother, Mrs. Thirton, who lived with her son George in Jackson county The remains was brought back and burial was made at South Salem Mr. and Mrs. Jno Clayton gave a birth

day party Feb. 19, in honor of their little daughter Celo's ninth birthday. The little guests were Misses Martha Jane Howell, Anna and Marie Langston, Francis Poer, Maxine Palin, Phyllis Howard, Verelle Colburn, Gerald Warren, Franklin Howerr, Paul Howard, Orvllle Poer. The dining room was artistically decorated in pink and white hearts, little George Washington hatchets were given as favors and a beautiful pink and white cake formed the centerpiece for the table, the hostess assisted by Mrs. Florence Howard and Mrs. Jennie Scott, served two course luncheon. The little folks wishing Cleo many happy returns.... Straughn will have a booster sale next Saturday, February 28. It will be held at Canning factory. There will be a combination of horses, cattle, hogs, and farming implements to selL.Roymond Jones and family have moved to Fred Paulin property and they have moved on the Raymond Jones farm east of Straughn Mr. and Mrs. Clay Kimmel, one of the suburban farmers

has moved to the Ira Lamberson property Mr. and Mrs. Jno Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson, v and son Wayne, attended the dance at Dub lin Friday night. . ..Mrs. Frank Htatt is very 111 with pneumonia Mrs Arthur Toms and little girl are very sick with influenza.. . .Lagolda Colburn was a Cambridge City caller Monday afternoon. GREENSFORK. Ind. The funeral of Mrs. Mary C. Roller was held Sunday afternoon at her home, Rev. Vernon Foster, of New Lisbon, preached the funeral Jessie and Ruby Stanton, returned Sunday evening from Foun

tain City Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis, of Jacksonburg, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thornburg and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis, of Jacksonburg, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Thornburg Rev. Earl Baldwin will be assisted in a meeting by Rev. R. L. Auburn, of Winchester, commencing Sunday morning, 10:30, February 29, at the Friends' church.

.... Mrs. Tom Dean is with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Sanders, while

Mr. Sanders is visiting his brother

Miss Josephine Hamilton is improving

after a few days sickness The

family of Charles Cummins are re

covering.

European quail winter in Africa,

while the American quail, a different

fowl, remains in the north temperate

zone throughout the year.

Garnets were used as beads in an

cient Egypt.

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is the one word that justly describes the condition of our Infants' department. To attempt an enumeration of the many items to be found in this section and the range of prices in each instance would mean the making of a list so long as to be bewildering. We leave these things for you to learn at first hand. The fact which we wish to impress here is that Baby's well-being will be properly safeguarded by selections from these ample stocks.

Dresses Caps Kimonos Blankets Bibs Baby Pillows

Coats Gowns Bootees Shoes Baby Baskets Cap Bows

Carriage Robes, Toilet Trays, Carriage Straps, Water Bottles, Carriage Bows, Toilet Sets, Carriage Holders, Pillow Slips, Crib Covers, Combs, Brushes, Rattles, Clothes Hangers. THE BEST IN THE LAND FOR BABY IS OUR MOTTO. INFANT'S DEP'T. 2NO FLOOR ANNEX

The regular meeting of the Harry

Ray Post No 65 will be held in the Commercial club rooms Wednesday

evening Several matters of importance will be discussed at this meeting.

This will probably be the last meet

ing held In the temporary rooms in the

Commercial club, as the new rooms in

the K. of P. temple are to be finished

by March 1, and will be ready for occu4

pancy, the first meeting night "in March. Efforts are being made to promote a closer relation between the post and

the Earlham Service club, an organi

zation of Earlham college students who were in service during the war.

Reserve Seats Rouskaya, Early, Urges Weisbrod Announcement was made Tuesday by Ray Weisbrod, that Norka.Rouskaya, Spanish and French interpretive cancer, with the Columbia Saxophone sextette -and Yerkes Novelty orchestra, as a supporting company, is to appear in this city March 18. " This "attraction is being brought to Richmond as the third number on the All-Star Popular Concert series in

stead of the Harrison-Farrar recital as previously announced. Season ticket subscribers to the concert series may irow renew their seat reservations at

the Weisbrod music store and are J urged to do so at once so that the general seat sale may be openedMarch 1 without confusion.

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IF SKIN BREAKS OUT AND ITCHES APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apply MenthoSulpbur to an itching, burning or broken out skin, the itching stops and healing begins, says a noted skin specialist. This sulphur preparation, made into a pleasant cold cream, gives such a quick relief, even to fiery eczema, that, nothing, has ever been found to take its place. Because of Its germ destroying properties, it quickly subdues the Itching, cools the irritation and heals the eczema right up, leaving a clear, smooth skin in place of ugly eruptions, rash, pimples or roughness. You do not have to wait for improvement. It quickly shows. You can get a little'jar of Mentho-Sulphur at any drug store. Advertisement.

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