Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 133, 14 April 1920 — Page 5
GRAND AND PETIT VENIRES ARE DRAWN IN PREBLE COUNTY
1 impressed by the value of our national EATON, O., April 14. Venires for j game. In fact, he yawned twice, In the grand and petit Juries for the May i a distressing way. I aw two girls term of common pleas court wereln w in front of us look so . t a a t amused. Then, too, he showed his drawn Tuesday afternoon by Judge A. I igTlorance of game in a way tnat C. Risinger, Sheriff George Jones and was most embarrassing. And when Clerk V. O. Hookstool. The grand jury j i thinkof how patiently I have let him will convene May 3 at 10 a. m. The , rave to me about cricket I could kill
petit jury will convene at call of the court. Grand Jury: Washington township, J. E. Miller, John M. Pence, A. M. Crumbaker: Jefferson township, Edwin Middaugh; Somers township, D. C. Payne, M. C. Baker; Dixon township, Lewis Johnson, N. E. Stevens; Monroe township, W. S. Guenther, Clarence F, Smith, M. V. Petry; Lanier township, A. L. Dillon; Harrison township, S. D. Smith. Ova Beachler; Gratis township. S. W. Carr. Petit Jury: Washington township. Aaron Clark, R. D. Duggins; Twin township, J. B. MyerB, Frank Sauer, John Kastner; Jefferson township, A. P. Duffield, E. O. Reid, Jefferson Jones; Harrison township, Charles Holsinger, O. F. House; Monroe township, Daniel Markey, James C. Howell, Hollis Hoitzmuller; Israel, James M. Casey; Somers, J. E. Collet; Gratis township, Ray Slough; Jackson township, Lawrence Campbell; Gasper township, Amos Brubaker. Wants Money for Labor. Mllles Wright is suing James Catron in common pleas court for $207.29 alleged to be due him for labor, feed and care of mules, pasture, etc. Wright values his labor at the rate of $4 and $5 a day. One Item In his Itemized account shows a charge of $10 for hauling two loads of wood from Eaton to Camden. Wants to Locate Relatives. The Rev. S. L. Morris, D. D., of Atlanta, Ga., is endeavoring to locate -descendants of his ancestors who lived in Preble county 100 years ago. Richii rd Morris came from England to Abbeville, S. C, and later came to Dixon township, Preble county. He was a brother of Samuel Morris, grandfather of the Rev. Morris. The Rev. Morris contemplates coming to Ihis county to see hia relatives, if he can locate any of them. He is secretary of the executive committee of Home Missions, Atlanta, Ga. Fruit Is Not Harmed. Growing fruit in Preble county will rot suffer any bad effects from the recent 'snow and freeze, according: to belief of local growers, including j Stephen Kutli, of near New Paris, one of the leading orchardists of the county. Growers believe the unseasonable cold weather this spring lias retarded growing fruit to such an extent that no ill affects will result from the late freeze. What's in a Name (Copyright) AMELIA. Amelia is derived from that remarkable word amal, which has formed the root of so many proper names. It appears in practically every language and means "work." As early as the days of the Vikings, it was incorporated into masculine and feminine names The first Amilias was an armourer ! in the court of King Nielung. Aumlung, another of the early versions, appears in the "Book of Heroes," as . naming Aumlung the Strong, and there was a Duke Amelung recorded In Danish ballad lore. Amala was the earliest feminine name formed from Amal. It was a favorite in Lombardy, but soon penetrated Germany, where it found vogue as Amalie. Meantime. France and Italy had adopted the Latin Acmilia, and through the similarity in sound, the two names were thought to be Identical. , France compromised .the difference between Aemilia and Amalie and produced Amelie, the name which has . such vogue there today. Amelia is the English version. It
has replaced all other forms even I sponsible for the canvassing of group 1 wn. Silmerine s of course perfectin Germany the French Amelie alone I "B." ly harmless. It leaves no sediment
surviving. The amethyst is Amelia's talismanic Ftcne. It will guard its wearer from danger and protect her from contagion. According to ancient belief, the amethyst has a sobering effect upon rash or impetuous natures. To dream of it signifies freedom from harm. Saturday is Amelia's lucky day and 4 is her lucky number. The primrose, Eignifying simplicity, is her flower. Legion Will Act On Petition For Auxiliary The American Legion, Harry Ray Post. No. 05, is expected to act Wednesday night upon the petition of the Ladies' Auxiliary, which it is understood will be presented. The meeting will be held in the Commercial club rooms at 7:30 p. m. The fact that SO musicians turned out for the first organization meeting promises that he post will have a band of unusual strength. Roland Nusbaum. who will have charge of the band, is anxious to get in touch with members of the Legion who are musicians, and who have not yet appeared at practice. It is not known yet just how soon the Legion will be able to move into its new quarters in the K. of P. building. M0THER$r DAUGHTERSlN "You who fire easily; are pale, haggard and worn; nervous or irritable; who are subject to fits f melancholy or the "blues," get your blood examined foe iron deficiency. NBUtsd tree taken three times a day after meals will increase vnuratreriffth arid endurance in twoweeks' time inmanycasea.-FerdinandKin j.MJJ
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The Diary of an By Phyllta
Yesterday atiernoon 1 took my cousin to a baseball game. He was rather bored, and not at all properly him. I did my be3t to point out to him the good points about baseball, and explain things clearly to him, but only seemed to mix him up the more. Dear, dear, and motHer firmly believes in international alliances, personal as well as national! I have given up all hope of ever converting Cecil to our ways and pleasures. There's Just no use, that's all. Those sparkling eyes of his are not indicative of any sparkle within, that s Bure, and it's most disappoint ing. How awful if I were engaged to i Mm Instead of Jack. Think of a long life passed In a round of dull home pleasures and pink teas, plus the British interpretation of maternity. There is no more dreadful reflection to me. Cecil tells me that an English woman settles down irrevocably after her first baby. No wonder we adore i our own men, for they, dear creatures, 1 : 1 1 A . . . . . cum want meir wives to De numan even after that all-important milestone has been passed. Why I fully expect to go on being normally inter-
What Church Financial Campaign is
The world survey has given to the Christian bodies of North America a definite knowledge of the needs of the world. Many of the different de nominations, seeing this need and also seeing an opportunity, decided to! raise great budgets tor their own work. The men at the head of the Interchurch World movement recognized the-fact that the individual efforts of the various denominations would necessarily result in a great amount of duplications and a needless waste of time, money and effort. It was therefore proposed that all the Protestant denominations that desired to raise money for their own needs should concentrate their efforts a"d 'fuct all the canvasses during tic cigut-uajr periuu, April iu ;iay 2, thereby making it necessary to conduct but one publicity campaign for all the denominations instead of one for each of the thirty denominations that are participating. To Canvass Own Constituency. Each of these denominations has its own definite amount to raise from its own constituency and in its own way. The national budget of each denomination will be apportioned to the varilous state and by the state to the counties and then to the individual churches. In addition to the denominational budget it is hoped by the united appeal to reach a large number of peo ple wno nave not been responsive to the denominational appeals. This will! cuusiuuie a unuea Duagei mat win i ue iu laieu aui'jiig me umiuiniiiauuns participating according to the amount fach hs raised from its own members. The Organization Explained. Each county has a united county director, who serves without regard to any denominational affiliation, and also a county denominational director for each denomination that has two or more churches in the county. The united county director, with aid of the local churches is to organize a citizen's committee in each community where there are two or more participating churches. This citizen's committee is to consist of a community director, who serves without regard to any denominational lines, and one lay member from each of the participating churches in the community. The citizen's committee is to be re-
Will UlSt MemDers uaiii uui auj oimj ui gicaa Each participating church will make trace. It also serves as a beneficial a list of all its members. This is to dressing, imparting a lively lustre and be known as group "A" and will be : wholesome beauty to the hair. And handled by the church in its ownitbe hair is" fine and fluffy when cornregular way, except that it should or-iDe out. ganize after the general plan that is ! If one will procure a bottle of liquid
to be presented by the Community ' Director. All money raised from i group "A" goes to the church as a i part of its own budget for missions. education and other benevolent purposes. Group "B" consists of names of peo-
SPRING IS HERE BUT ARE YOU READY TO PARTAKE OF PLEASURES OFFERED? Trutona is Daily Winning Unstinted Praise From Hundreds for Overcoming Tired, Draggy 'No-Account' Feeling So Prevalent During the Present Season.
Does the coming of Spring with all its pleasures mean anything to YOU? "That all depends," may be your answer and admittedly, "it all depends" it all depends upon whether or not your system has withstood the exacting siege of winter that leaves in its wake so many, many thousands of people with completely run-down systems. In fact, conspicuously in the minority are those who have completely avoided the ravages of winter maladies. True, there are thousands who were successful in warding off attacks of influenza and still more thousands who escaped pneumonia, but who is there that did not experience at least one heavy winter cold during the past season? Remember, only second in severity to pneumonia and influenza, is the heavy, winter cough or cold. Like pneumonia and influenza, winter coughs and colds tend to weaken and materially affect almost every vital organ of the body. People who have suffered a heavy winter cough, t feel that their systems have esrje& the strain of winter weather, e sadly mistaken. If they could but grasp the facts, they would not wonder why they feel so tired, sluggish,
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1920.
Engaged Girl Phillips tsied in lite, love and the pursuit of happiness after I have been twice or even three times a mother. Nothing could stop me. Certainly not Jack. I find ymself continually congratulating myself these days. And then mother dares to accuse me of flirting with Cecil. The idea is preposterous." At the best I could only hope to convert him to our sensible point of view never to really get sentimental with such a self-satisfied young man. I feel sure that if I ever did get serious with him he would write home to one of his sisters and tell her what a funny cad I was, and so forth. No, I shall never be Cecil's Joker. Jack and Cecil have developed an abnormal antipathy for each other, which amuses me. Of course they never would agree about anything. In the first place Jack would despise any man who" talked about baseball as though it were a game for babies or idiots, and Cecil has no use for a young man who allows his business to engross him. How they do scrap whenever they meet Cecil informed me that the American man is to blame for the American woman. To which I answered, "Yes, indeed, God bless him." He didn't get -me, of course. I have definitely promised to take him to see the wonders of Wall street, and the Woolworth tower tomorrow. 1 wonder if he will evince any enthusiasm at them? Dollars to doughnuts he will not. (To be continued.) pie who are friendly to the church, but who have no denominational connection. It will be the duty of the citizen's committee to see that all these friendly citizens are approached by some member of the committee ana are given an opportunity to snare in this campaign for missions, education and benevolence. The money raised from this source will be pro rated to the churches. However, any member of group "B" ha the privilege of designating any particular church or any phase of the work to which he wishes his money to apply. It should be kept in mind that the Inter-Church World organization is to derive no financial benefit from this campaign, all the money going to the individual churches. $175,000,000 Asked An aggregate total of $175,448,349 is to be raised for universal evangelism. The need of this amount is not based upon a guess nor upon speculation. It is supported by documentary evidence Becured from the official boards and societies of the co-operating churches, which represent about 60 per cent of the Protestant membership of North America. (The fact that the other 40 per cent of the Protestant evangelical membership is not associated in th'e campaign does not indicate any hostility on the part of the bodies containing this membership). While the bodies will not all use the same per centages of their money for the different phases of the work the totals show. that approximately 30 per cent will be used for foreign mis sions; per cent tor home mis sions; 25 per cent for education; and the remainder for American hospitals and homes, Amerfcan ministerial support and relief, war relief, and temperance. W. L. STUMP, County Financial Director. How to Wave Hair to Appear Naturally Curly The tight little curls so dear to a woman's heart, the kind that remain in curl under any and all weather conditions, are best acquired by means of the new silmerine method. This simple method enables one to have the prettiest waves and curls imaginable, with all the appearance of "Nature's silmerine from the druggist and follow the easy directions, she will be pleased beyond words with the result which will be in evidence within three hours, and which will last a long time. The liquid is easily applied with a brush. Advertisement. lifeless and generally out-of-fix, when they know they should be full of "pep" and vitality, in perfect harmony with the invigorating breezes and sunshiny weather of Spring. Thousands of people are now taking Trutona. the Perfect Tonic, to overcome this weakened physical condition so prevalent at the close of winter and hundreds of public statements now being made daily, prove that none has been disappointed in Trutona as a reconstructive agency, system purifier and body invigorant. Trutona does its work quickly. It sueedily attacks the impurities in the blood that might, if left alone, bring serious results. It rebuilds brokendown tissues, strengthens, the nerve centers and produces proper digestion and assimilation of food, at the same time throwing off any decayed matter that may have accumulated. In short, Trutona thoroughly and efficiently tones up every organ of the body and gives to your physical being the vigor and vitality, which alone can place within your reach the many pleasures which Spring offers to the healthy man and woman. Trutona is sold in Richmond at Clem Thistlethwaite's Six Drug Stores. Advertisement. .
UNION COUNTY CORN GROWERS WILL DINE LIBERTY, Ind., April 14. The members of the Union County Corn Growers' association will hold a banquet at the coliseum, on Thursday evening. The Clytie club will serve the banquet to about 150 members. Prof. G. I. Christie, superintendent of the Purdue extension department, and secretary of the Indiana Corn Growers' association has been secured by County Agent M. A. Nye to address the banquet. The affair promised to be one of the most interesting meetings of the association held this season.
Heart Problems Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a married woman 25 years old. My husband is 21 years my senior. Wo have been inarrieds three years and I don't love him. Life is just a misery with him, and he says he doesn't love me and wishes he had never seen me. I want to work and buy myself some decent clothes, but he won't let me. I was engaged to marry a man nearer my own age and a misunderstanding arose between us and our engagement was broken, but I dearly love this man. We pass as strangers ahd never speak and haven't for three years. I am miserable for days after I see him to see what a fool I was to marry a man I didn't love. I would love to work and then time would pass more quickly. We have no children. His wages are barely sufficient to get what we eat and pay our debts. Neither of us have any decent things to wear I think I ought to work anyway, whether he wants me to or not. It is only jealousy that he doesn't want me to go where any one will see me. ANXIOUS. I admire your husband for not wanting you to work. It is pride rather than jealousy which makes him feel this way . Your only course seems to be divorce. This is not fair to your. husband, but since you cannot love him, Hair Often Ruined By Careless Washing Soap should be used very carefully, if you want to keep your hair looking its best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the 6calp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins it. The best hing for steady use is Mulsifled cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and greaseless), and is belter than anything else you can use. One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in.. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dies quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp Soft, and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and a few ounces will supply every member of the family for months. Advertisement. Richmond's
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with him; you cheapen yourself and make his life unhappy. - Since you have no children your problem Is easier because you will only hurt one by leaving. It is a pitiful thing when either a girl or a man enters into marriage without- love. It is the lowest kind of cheating. Be honest to your husband now and ask for your release. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a young girl of 18 and very lonesome. I went with a young man and ho went away. I can't hear from him. We always got along well together and I can't find out what was the matter. If I ever hear from him, would It be all right to answer? Please tell me what to do.: MISS C. S. If the young man writes to you first, it will be all right to answer. Try to Interest yourself in study, work, and reading. You are very young and much happiness is ahead of you. Some day you will forget the first young man because another has come along to keep you from being lonely. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl 18 years old and have been going with a boy 18. He said he loved me dearly and if I spoke to another boy it made him angry. I have seen him several times with other girls and if I said anything about . it he told me they were his cousins. I did not know whether they were or not, but took his word for it. About four weeks ago he went to another town to work and joined the navy and didn't tell me anything about it. We were engaged. Do you think he could have loved me and acted that way? Should I try to forget him or trust him? THANK YOU. . The young man would not have treated you in the way he did if he had loved you. By all means forget him as quickly as you can. For Hair And Skin Health Cuticura Is Supreme The majority of skin mnd scalp troubles might be prevented by umg Cuticura Soap exclusively for all toilet purposes. On the slightest sign of redness, roughness, Simples or dandruff, apply a little Cuticura intment. Cuticura Talcum soothes end cools the skin and overcomes heavy perspiration. Delicate, delightful, dutmgue. Cuticura Toilet Trio"Va Consisting of Soap, Ointment and Talcum are indispensable adjuncts of the daily toilet. By bringing these delicately medicated emollients in frequent contact with your skin as in use for all toilet purposes, you keep the skin, scalp, hair and hands clear, sweet and healthy. The Soap, Ointment and Talcum 25 cents each everywhere. Sample each fre. Address: "Cuticura. Dept. -4T. Maiden, Mas. SaV'Cuticura Soap shaves without am Dayl;g;.t ocre New Spring colors that will match your oxfords. Special lot of open work lace stripe hose, regular $2.25 value Three Day Special $175 for Phoenix Hose PALLADIUM COUPON How to Get It For the Mere Nominal Cost of Manufacture and Distribution J Coupons and 98c .secures this iNt.W, authentic Dictionary bound in black flexible seal grain, illustrated with full pages in color and duotone. I 3 Present or mail to this paper .1 a three Coupons with ninety-eight cents to cover cost of handling. gj packing, clerk hire, etc Add lot Poug t Up to 150 miles J07 MAIL ORDERS UoioJOO miles .10 WILL BE For gieatet dutaacM, FILLED PotfmaiUi rate fat 3 pound.
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i - William Endsley, Gladys Cosand, Hadley Klrkman and Levi Underhlll were the four students' to enter the Knollenberg oratorical contest Wednesday morning. Entrance is now closed. ' These four . pupils muBt be prepared on all four of the following subjects, one of which will be drawn early Friday morning an hour before the contest opens: "Should the federal government maintain a court having power to try all cases of industrial disputes and make decisions having the force of laws?" "Should the candidates for the of fice of president of the United States j be limited in the amount of money spent in behalf of such candidacy?" "Should all men who served In the United States army, navy or marines during the late war be given a cash bonus to be raised by issuing United' States government bonds?" j "Should the coal mines of the'
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United States be purchased and operated by the government?" Miss Alice Lanlng will chaperon a "hike." In which members of the class of '22 will participate,. Friday vetting. ... The' Du Bois Literary club, recently organized for colored pupils of the school, met Wednesday morning.- - The scholarship committee of the student council 'Is to meet Thursday morning during the activities period. "Saturday Morning in the Office." a Tittle play designed to develop interest In commercial work, will be presented in the auditorium at 9 a.m. Thursday by members of the Commer; clal club. The Camera club will meet Thursday morning. SEE U8 FOR YOUR SPRING FURNITURE. PRICES THE LOWEST. Weiss Furniture Store 605-513 Main St.
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