Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 125, 6 April 1920 — Page 10

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM,

INTERCHURCH MEN TO MEET WEDNESDAY IN EATON CHURCH

EATONi O., April 6. All plans are completed for the county conference of churches of Preble county, Identified with the lnter-church world move- . ment, to be held Wednesday In Eaton, in St Paul Methodist church. The Rev. A- J. Bussard, pastor of the church and county chairman, will preside. The conference will open at 10 a. m., with a session at 2 p. m., and another at 7:30 p. m. Rev. A. R. Cllppinger and Rev. W. H. Denison, Dayton, Rev. J. W. Greene Hnd Rev. C. L. Schenck, Cincinnati, and Mrs. John L. Pait, Columbus, will be the speakers. A stereoptlcon lecture showing the needs of the home and foreign missionary fields will feature the meeting. The conference is open to the public. Winners Announced. Following are the winners In the

county school group literary and music contest held in Dixon township.

fthe winners receiving a silver medal:

Reading. Miss Ruth Ann McCulloch,

Dixon township; piano solo, Dorothy

C. Coombs, Camden; recitation, Mildred Etter, Lanier township; vocal solo, .Vivian Toucy, Dixon township; discussion, Charles Swafford, Dixon township. The third group contest will be held Tuesday night at New

Paris. The fourth and final contest

will be held Friday night at Verona. The winners in the various group

elimination contests will meet in a

county contest April 23, in West Alextandrla, the winner to receive a gold j medal. ' To Be Tried April 19.

Suit of Dr. C. A. Coleman, of Dayton,

against H. C. Robinson, of Eaton, which has been pending about a year

in common pleas court here, will come to trial April 19. according to present arrangement. The suit involves $500, which Dr. Coleman avers is due bira for medical services rendered members of Robinson's family. Other

cases assigned for trial in April are: April 20, Stay ton vs. Mings; April 21,

I Click vs. Markey. ' Curry Accepts Reduction. 1 With judgment fully satisfied, the ) damage suit of Ira Duvall, Israel town

ship, against Dr. Elmer A. Curry, Cincinnati, was dismissed from common pleas court. Duvall sued Dr. Curry for J3.061.21 damages as a result of an automobile collision. Trial resulted in a jury verdict for $1,261.21. Dr. Curry sought a new trial. Judge Risinger reduced the award $300 stating a new trial would be granted in the event Duvall declined to accept reduction. Compromise Suit. Compromise was effected today In a suit for $704 brought in common pleas court by Susan Barks against John W. Cook, as administrator of the estate of the late Allen Showalter, and the case was dismissed without record. Plaintiff alleged the amount sought in her suit was due her for board, washing and other services. Wants $730 for Nursing. Estate of the late John Wolf is being sued in common pleas court for $730.50 by Samuel A. Davis, who alleges the amount Is due him for furnishing board, washing and nursing for the decedent during his last illness. As executor of the estate, Art Lyday Is named defendant to the suit. Gets Alimony and Cash. In a divorce and alimony action, common pleas ftourt awarded Clara Shaffer $30 cash in lump sum and S3.50 a week as temporary alimony, which her husband, Dewey Shaffer is to pay until further order of the court. To Receive Knight Rank. Fifteen candidates will receive th Knight rank in a meeting of Waverly lodge, Knights of Pythias, Wednesday night. A luncheon will be served in the lodge dining hall after the work. Welcome will be extended brethren. Judgement To Be Executed. Judgment obtained in the Court of Justice W. P. Mills, Jefferson township, by the E. I. DuPont de Nemours Company, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware, against the Ground Limestone company, New Paris, has been lodged in common pleas court for execution. The ..mount of the judgment is $70.11, including costs. Commencement April 29. Monroe township centralized schools will stage the first commencement exercises of the district schools in Preble county this year. The date is April 29. For the most part, the other tilstrict school commencement exercises will occur the first two weeks in May.

nearly one-third of the stock being already booked. . The Franklin township federation will meet at Bethel next Monday evening. There is business of importance to be brought before the meeting. "All farmers are invited," said Secretary Hunt. Two Story Addition For Cabinet Company More than 2,000 square feet of floor area will be added to the Land-Dilks plant at South J street by a two 6tory addition to the present plant. Plans for the addition are being drawn and when completed, work will be rushed. The company-is hard pressed to take care of the increased business. The addition is to be of two stories, constructed of wood and covered with steel sheeting.

Farmers of Two Townships Combine Bay Elevator in Fountain City; Successful "When 22 active and enthusiastic farmers organize as a committee to go out and get something done, we naturally expect results," said Everett

Hunt. Tuesday. Mr. Hunt is the sec

retary of the Franklin township farm federation and was referring to the effort being made by Franklin and New Garden farmers "to own and op

erate a co-operative elevator at

Fountain City." The new organization is to be capitalized at $30,000, the shares are $100 and five shares is the limit to an individual purchaser. The 22 volunteers to canvass the two townships reported

encouraging results Tuesday. They expect to have the entire amount sub-

bribed before the end of the week,

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WAREHOUSE, FOUNDRY ARE BEING BUILT BY SWAYNE-ROBINSON

Construction of a large concrete block warehouse, on North Third street, has been started by the Swayne-Robinson company. This building was made necessary by a recent real estate transfer in which the Swayne-Robinson company sold the present warehouse at the southwest corner of Third and Main streets, to the Standard Oil company. The Swayne-Robinson company is doing the greatest business in years and work on the new warehouse will be rushed, probably to be completed by the last of May. The new building will be a onestory concrete block structure, with ribbed glass windows. When finished it will have a floor area of 16,000 square feet. Bricks used in its building are being manufactured by the company. Will Have Largest Foundry With the completion of the new foundry addition north of the present

factory, the Swayne-Robinson company will have the largest foundry in town. The new building is of steel and concrete, with modern ribbed glass windows. It was started about January 1 and officials hope for its completion by the last of April. The new foundry will be an addition to the present one. The new cupola to be installed will have a melting capacity of between 30 and 40 tons. This building is of one story and will also have a floor area of 10,000 square feet.

Plant Plenty of Corn In Your Home Garden Whoever invented Golden Bantam corn did a good job, for there is no product of the garden more appetizing, andthe best results can generally be secured with this variety. Golden Bantam is essentially an early corn. Other varieties, such as Country Gentleman and Evergreen, are best for later planting. One-fourth to one-half of a pint of seed of Golden Bantam corn will be all that is needed by the average home gardener. Plant it in rows three and one-half feet apart and hills three feet apart in the row, five kernels to the hill, and after the corn is up, thin to three good stalks in each hill. At least three or four cultivations or hoeings will be necessary. The secret of producing deep-grained succulent ears of Golden Bantam is to keep the plants growing. Corn planted in a single row across the garden seldom makes good full ears because the pollen from the tassel is blown by the wind, and does not fall on the silk. Where it is planted in a block, or several rows side by side, the pollen is blown from one row to another. , In large gardens where land Is plentiful, and when the growing season is sufficiently long, five to seven plantings of corn can be made and a continuous supply secured.

MANY HURT IN BATTLE. ST. LOUIS, Mo., April 6. Four patrolmen were shot, one fatally, and a robber was slain when jn a battle between the bandit and policemen after the bandit, single handed, held up the Easton-Taylor Trust Company, 4474 Easton avenue, at 3 p. m. today.

FIUME FACES STRIKE WASHINGTON, April 6. Socialists in Fiume declared a general strike April 2, on account of economic conditions, according to advices Monday to the state department.

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AMERICANISM BODY APPOINTED; COUNCIL GETS DONE QUICKLY

Only matters of minor importance were transacted by city councilmen at Monday night's session, said to have been the shortest gathering of the body in history. Council was in session only 11 minutes. Councilman Schneider, Dr. George B. Hunt, of the American Legion, and Samuel Vigran, representing the business men, were appointed as a committee to make arrangements for the celebration of American Day in Richmond, May 1. Mayor Zimmerman read a letter received from the National Security league last week, to the councilmen, in which the league asked that Richmond make plans for the observance of the day. Opposes Blocking Hydrants. Councilman Ford spoke against the parking of automobiles near fire hydrants, saying that a number of motorists in the city were making it a practice. The police department was Instruct, ed to be on the lookout for violators of the city ordinance, which prohibits the parking of vehicles within 10 feet of fire or water hydrants. Whether the South Seventh street park would be used for farming purposes this year, was referred to City Park Superintendent Hollarn. Tree Is Mentoned. A leaning tree, protruding over the sidewalk on Lincoln street between Third and Fourth streets, making the street impassible to pedestrians, was reported by Councilman Oscar Williams, and referred to the board of works and street commissioner.

Rev. Schuh to Talk on Conditions in Europe The Rev. II. J. Schuh. of Anna, Ohio, one of the commission of five men that the National Lutheran Council sent to Europe to investigate conditions there as they affect the life of the European Lutheran church, will deliver an address Thursday at 8 p.m., in Trinity Lutheran church. The National Lutheran council is planning to put on a campaign . May 9 to 16, to raise a fund of $1,800,000, with which to put the Lutheran church of Europe on its feet. The report of the commissioners reveals the desperate need of the Lutheran church in Europe. Bleeding from a multitude of wounds, many of her pastors murdered by the Bolsheviki. a large part of her schools and churches destroyed, she is looking to the Lutherans of America for help. . The Rev. Schuh will be able to give information In detail from actual observation. A collection will be taken. The public is invited.

Birds of Indiana You May Not Know

(Furnished by the State Department of Conservation) The catbird gets its common name from its well-known note, "uu-eu, uuow", which it drawls out like a halfgrown kitten. The catbird, "the madcap cousin of the thrush," is about nine inches long, and has a wing extent of about 12 inches. In its general form it is slender and graceful. Its plumage is soft and blended. Its general color above Is slate gray, the head, tall and inner webs of the primaries being brownishblack. The wings are short, extending only to the base of the tail. Tail long, slender and well rounded at the end. In appearance the sexes are alike. The catbird ranges from Panama to Cuba and through the eastern part of the United States and west to the Rockies. It comes north about the middle of April and ventures south about the last of October. The usefulness and harmfulness of a bird depends upon the food it eats. The catbird is accused of doing much damage to grapes. Of its food, Prof. Judd, who examined 23 of their stomachs, says it consisted of 44 per cent animal or insect matter and 56 per cent of vegetable matter. Ants, beetles, caterpillars and grasshoppers constituted three-fourths of the animal matter, the remainder being made up of bugs, miscellaneous insects and spiders. One-third of the vegetable matter consisted of cultivated fruits and the remainder of wild fruits. This is not a bad record.

Labor Calendar v - Meetings of local labor unions scheduled for Tuesday follow: Moulders President, Fred Taggart; secretary, William O'Connor; time. 7:30 p. m. Place, Druid's Hall. Carpenters President, S. C. Lantz; secretary, Charles Griff y; time, 7:30 p. m. Place, Luken's Hall.

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gress rrom tne .Fourth district will campaign on a "wet" platform. SOUTH BEND St. Joseph bounty rural teachers are encouraged by the manner in which the South Bend school board met the demands of local teachers for increased salaries. They plan a campaign.

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LIQUOR SALES INCREASED. LONDON, April fi The consumption of intoxicating liquor in the United Kingdom was approximately 60 per cent greater in 1919 than in 1918, but about 35 per cent less than in 1913, according to figures submitted to the United Kingdom Alliance by George B. Wilson, its secretary. RHODE ISLAND DELEGATES TO BE UN INSTRUCTED PROVIDENCE, R. I., April 6. An uninstructed delegation to the Republican national convention was elected without opposition Moyday by state and district Republican conventions. Gov. Beeckman was named to head the delegates-at-large, the others being Frederick L. Jenckes and Joseph E. Fletcher, of North Kingston, and Th cot hi re Gnerin. of Woonsockelt.'

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TERRE HAUTE Approximately 3,050 miners in Terre Haute fields are out of work because of the shortage of cars. A loss of 24,000 tons of coal from 37 mines is entailed each day. SHELBY VILLE The body of Mrs. Catherine Schwall, 65 years old, was found in the cistern at her home, west of here. COLUMBUS Charles H. Conoway.

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