Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 134, 15 April 1920 — Page 9

m FIRST, HOOVER SECOND, IN OXFORD AUTO CLUB BALLOT

OXFORD, O.. AprU 15. At the annual banquet of the Oxford Automobile club, held last evening, a vote for presidential preference was taken, with the following result: James M. Cox, 41 Herbert Hoover. 30; Leonard Wood, 4; Hiram Johnson, 7; W. J. Bryan, 6 Warren G. Harding, 4; Frank O. Low den, 3; scattering. Girl Wins Prize Miss Katheryn Kramer, 18 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Kramer, living near town, was last week awarded a prize of $5 for having written the best essay offered by the village high school on "Advantages of Enlistment In the U. S. Army." She nase received word that she would receive an additional prize of $35 for the best essay from Butler county. Also the school which she represents will receive a silver cup. Mean Trick, Anyway

Miami university authorities were

yesterday trying to ascertain who of

the sophomore class smoked the

freshmen out of their dormitory Tues

day night. It la supposed that the sophomores did the trick, though all deny the charge. Anyway, somebody set fire to a can of floor paint and varnish, then secreted it in the

dormitory. Glee Club Concert The home concert of the Miami uni

versity glee club will be given In Miami's auditorium on Friday evening of next week. On its 10-day concert tour this year the club met with re

markable success.

Bloomingsport. BLOOMINGPORT, Ind. Mr. Arnold Bales and Miss Bernice Conner were married Saturday evening by the Rev. Zclma Johnson. After the ceremony, they came directly to their own home, which the groom had already furnished. .. .Orlando Baldwin of Huntsville, was visiting his daughter, Mrs. Clif

ford Thompson and family Thursday..

Mrs. Rachel Vandegrif Bpent Thursday

afternoon with Mrs. Olive Johnson,

who underwent an operation for can

cer a few weeks ago. Mrs. Johnson s left arm is giving her quite a bit of

trouble Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frame

of Oreensfork. attended the funeral

of Elkanah Ozbun Sunday, and were

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and Mrs. Allen Johnson. .. .Mr. and'

Mrs. Dewey Hinshaw and baby spent

Sunday at the home of Mrs. Hinshaw's

parents, Mr and Mrs. C. A. Washier.

...Mrs. Josiah Albertson of Lynn,

was the guest of Mrs. George Deboy,

Saturday. . .Mr. and Mrs. Ora Thomas

and baby of Newcastle, spent Sunday

here with his grandmother, Mrs. Emily Thornburg Miss Hazel Miller,

who has been visiting her aunt. Miss Crete Thornburg, returned to her home

Saturday. . .Dr. Emory Thornburg and

little daughter of Lynn, called on Mer ton Chamness Sunday afternoon....

Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Beeson entertain

ed the following callers Sunday after

noon: Mr. J. T. Beeson of Newcastle,

Mrs. Martha Beeson, Mrs. Flo Wills,

the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. Mr and Mrs Isaac Hollingsworth of

Lynn, Mr. Lawrence Oberander and I

Miss Edyth Hockett T. W. Hutcn-1

ens. A. L. Bales and Walter Batcbelor ' of Winchester, were among the num

ber from a distance that attended the funeral of Elkanah Ozbun at Cherry

Grove near here, Sunday. .. .Mr. and

Mrs. Johnnie Hockett entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ikey Hollingsworth, of Lynn,

at dinner Sunday. .Mrs. Clyde tiocnett and little daughter of Winchester, visited Mrs. Hockett's parents here over Sunday and attended the funeral of Elkanah Ozbun .'.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Engle and children from near Winchester, spent Sunday here with Mrs. Engle's grandparents Kelly Engle and family were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Will Murphy visited Roy Stevens

ind family of Williamsburg Sunday.. . Rer. Frank Edwards will preach here

next Sunday morning and evening....

Mr. Charles Collins and family enter

tained the following guests Sunday:

Mrs. Sally Collins, Mr. and Mrs. James

Newman and little daughter Ruth....

Mr. Clarence Ozbun, eldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. D. C. Ozbun. .is Quite sick

with inflammatory rheumatism. He is

Liberty. Ind,

... LIBERTY, Ind. Harold Miller, of

Vytwollege Corner, attended the dance 'given here, Friday evening by the Delta Theta Tau fraternity.. ... .Miss Ruth Jones, of WTestern College, was

the guest of Miss Ruth Kitchel, for a

few days of last week Nelson over

holser, of Eaton, spent Friday evening

here with friends Mrs. Walter Bos

pert attended the "Follies" in Cincin

nati. Saturday Miss Charlotte

Husted and Miss Elizabeth Casey, of Newcastle, and Robert Stevens motored to Richmond, Sunday evening

and were the guests of friends Mr,

and Mrs. Herbert Gardner and Miss Mary Rebecca PIgman and Ralph

Kitchel motored to Richmond, Sunday

night and were the guests of Mr. ana Mrs. Glenn Heard Miss Hazel Mashmeyer. of Richmond, was the

Ruest of friends here Friday evening,

and attended the dancing party...

E. M. Brown, of Lynn, Indiana, spent Friday evening here Dr. and Mrs.

O. W. Snyder were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Owen Cowing and daughter,

Miss Louise, Sunday Misses Mary

Carley, of Cincinnati, and Ruth Morris and Dwight Tappen and Albert Post motored to Oxford, Sunday evening and were the guests of friends Paul Showalter, of Richmond, attended the dance here Friday evening Kenenth Stanton spent Friday In Richmond with friends Rev. E. I. Larue attended the M. E. Conference in Richmond, last week. Miss Mary Carley, of Cincinnati, was the guest of Miss Ruth Morris for a few days of last week Miss Margaret Brltton, of GWwood, was the guest of Miss Bee Mitchel for a few days Foster Rrate, of Oxford, attended the dancing party here Friday night W. E. Morris returned home Sunday from RichJhnond, where he has been confined at the Reid Memorial Hospital following an injury received in an automobile accident a few weeks ago Miss Elizabeth Casey, of Newcastle, spent the week-end here with Mrs. Elizabeth Kauffman Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Kerr spent a few days of last week in Cincinnati Miss Ruth Kitchel spent Saturday in Ctncinnati Miss Vivian Douthit was the week-end guest of Miss Corinne Snyder in Cincinnati

Mrs. Kate Casey returned to her home in Newcastle, after spending a

few days here with her mother, Mrs. Klizabeth Kauffman.

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WHAT IT COSTS! WASHINGTON, April 15. National prohibition enforcement should not cost more than $5,000,000 a year, according to Wayne B. Wheeler, counsel for the Anti-Saloon League, in a letter

read today in the Senate by Chairman Warren, of the Appropriations Committee. Although the letter -would be "given due weight," Senator Warren said, "it would cost a good deal more than that and every Senator here knows it." Mr. Wheeler's' letter was prompted by a recent statement In the Senate that enforcement would cost

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