Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 160, 15 May 1920 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1920.

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DEAF CHILD ESCAPES INJURY; WANDERS ON WINCHESTER TRACK WINCHESTER, Indiana. May 15. The two and a half year old deaf child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Met.-waa found Friday morning in the east"?art of the

city, playing along the traction track. The tot was turned over to Chief Fletcher, who was unable to make it answer any questions. It took several hours for the police to locate the child's parents, and it was then found that he child was deaf. Firm Dissolves. The undertaking firm of Clark, Maynard and Thomas, has dissolved partnership. John W. Maynard is now proprietor of the Winchester business, while R. Thomas has become sole owner of the business at Lynn. Ernest Clark will remain here and engage in other business. Nichols Released. ennls Nichols has been released on $2,000 bond, with John H. Nichols, of Muncie, and Willis Hodge, as his sureties. Hia attorney Thomas Miller, accompanied by some women, came to this city, Thursday, and took him back to Muncie. Nichols is one of the persons charged with robbing the Oliphnnt store at Losantville. Mrs. Crick Dead. Mrs. Geneva Crick. 74, is dead at her home at Pikeville, Dark County. Ohio from the effects of a nervous breakdown. She Is survived by a son and daughter. Mrs. Carpenter Dies.

Mrs. Susanah Carpenter, 77. is dead at her home in Union City, from the infirmities of old age. Propose Gas Plant. W. W. Goodrich, of this city, one of the owners of the Union Heat, Light and Power Company, haB reqt ted an pudience with directors of the Cornet mercial Association, for the purpose of Qf discussing plans for the new artificial p,as plant. The plant will be located In this city, and will supply gas for Portland, Union City and Winchester. Hospital About Finished. The Randolph County Hospital is bearing completion, the new addition 1 now ready for the inside finish and Mill soon be ready to install furniture and hospital equipment. A superintpndent will be selected in the near future. Auditor Calls Meeting. County Auditor Browne, has issued a call for a special meeting of the council, to he held in this city, on Saturday, May 29. The new tax law last year complicated financial affairs rf the county and the levy, which was cut by the State Tax Board. $20 on the $100 and does not provide sufficient fund by about $14,000 for the rew bridges and renairs that are planned annually. The meeting is called for the purpose of changing this condition. Funk's Lake Ooens. Funk's Lake, west of here on the traction, about three miles, has been onened for the summer, and is being visited by large crowds. A female baseball team was one of the attractions, recently. Vaudeville attracts a large number of people, also. The park will be improved as soon as the weather will permit. Sues For Divorce. Suit for divorce was filed Wednesday by Elsie E. Taylor vs. Arthur Taylor. They were married on August ft. 1915 and separated on April, 1920. The defendant is charged with cruel pnd inhuman treatment. The plaintiff asks for the custody of their child.

Reed Gets Place. Charles E. Reed, of this city, has

been appointed by Governor James P. Goodrich, a member of the Indiana Board of Pharmacy, to fill the unexpired term of William H. Fugas, of Mt. Vernon, Indiana. Mr. Reed is a graduate of the Winchester High School,

and also of the School of Pharmacy, of Purdue University. McGriff Special Judge. Judge E. F. McGriff, of Portland, acted as special Judge Wednesday, and granted the removal of a guardian for William Clark, a resident of Lynn. Candidates File Expenses. Statements of candidates expense accounts were filed Wednesday as

follows: Reed E. Haworth. $82.75;

George Stephens, $87.30; W. M. Batcheler, $48; A. E. Purdy, $58.50, and G. Cal Shultz, $43.50. Warner Wants Divorce. Suit for divorce has been filed by Harry W. Warner vs. Eva D. Warner. They were married August 8, 1898, and separated in October, 1918. The defendant Is charged with cruel and inhuman treatment, also that she cursed and abused the plaintiff. Want Land Partitioned. Complaint for. partition fo land was filed Tuesday by Andrew Shaneyfelt vs. Mary C. Simmons, Martin Shaneyfelt, Sarah E. Miller. Charles Shaw. Edward Shaw. David Shaw, Delia Small, Oliver Small, Maud Smail, Eva Small, and Max Shaneyfelt, administrator of Henry Shanneyfelt, deceased.

EARLHAM GIRLS ATTEND STATE Y. W. C. A. MEETING Members of the Earlham Y. W. C. A. cabinet went to Indianapolis, Friday afternoon at attend the annual conference of the College Young Woman's Christian Association of Indiana, which opened Saturday at Butler College and will continue until Monday. Miss Constance Ball, of Chicago, will be

the principal speaker.

Earlham girls present were Miss Elsie Chappell, Miss Isadore Rush, Miss Marjorie Bowers, Miss Harriett Rawls, Miss Mildred Clark, Miss Margaret Evans, Miss Margaret Timberlake, Miss Mina McHenry, Miss Mary Henderson, and Miss Eleanor Bly.

Theatre Beautiful

HEAR OUR PIPE ORGAN JAZZ ORCHESTRA

MURRETTE THEATRE "Where The Stare Twinkle First'

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Is a feud that exacts a penalty of babies lives worth while? When Clay Boone (George Walsh) picked up the bullet-riddled body of a little golden-haired child who wandered between the battle lines of death he vowed never again to enter a feud.

See See

The Duel in the Hills The Moonshiners at Work The Battle Over the Deadline The Raid of the Night Riders The Attack on the Court House

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And a Hall Room Boys' Comedy, Featuring Flannigan & Edwards in

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SELECT VAUDEVILLE

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HEAR Our Pipe Organ Our Concert Orchestra

"BETTER COME EARLY"

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday See Dorothy Gish as Chauffeur to a Soda Fountain In a small town. The screen's cleverest comedienne at her finest.

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, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 4--Stratford Comedy Four--4 A great Male Singing Quartet in their schoolroom farce, "THE NEW TEACHER." Harmony and laughs a-plenty. Some act! John Black & Sue Milford In their comedy skit, with special scenery, entitled "The Old Country School Teacher and the Female Advance Agent." More laughs! Lynn and LaRaye A blackface comedian and his dusky sweetheart in Darky Characteristics and Songs. Again you will laugh. Thursday and Last Half Gordon and Day In "MIRTHFUL NONSENSE," comedy pantomime Talking, Dancing and Sensational Cycling. Luciana Luca "INCOMPARABLE TENOR." a young Italian, whose voice has been a sensation' in vaudeville this season. Heralded as a second Cruso. Interspersing his numbers with novelty singing nnd yodling. A big hit everywhere. Bernivici Brothers In the beautiful scenic musical offering, "A NIGHT IN VENICE" an exceptional act, direct from the big-time circuits.

Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun. Wm. Russell

"LEAVE IT TO ME" Story of a town populated with yeggs by an enterprising amateur detective.

WILLIAM E.USSET.1 Direction William Fox Last Times Sunday Alice Joyce in "DOLLARS AND THE WOMAN" 5-Reel Vitagraph Production

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Higher Prices and Shortage in Materials Means a Scarcity of New and Used Automobiles Conditions in the automobile market at the present time are such that the future holds nothing but higher prices for new cars, as well as a shortage. Our present contract for 1920 on new cars is just about used up and we advise all orders, especially for Buick cars, to be placed now in order to avoid price increases and to assure deliveries. Now that this situation exists, it means that used cars will also be scarce and higher, so the only thing for you prospective car owners to do is to get in now and buy your cars. We have taken our stock of used cars and find that we now have in good condition and ready for immediate delivery

9 USED CARS

The Largest and Best Stock in This State These cars can not be equalled for values, and due to the fact that we are over-crowded for room, we offer These Cars at Fair Prices on the Easy Payment Plan Terms can be made to suit you. A small payment down and the balance weekly will deliver any of the used cars we have for sale to you. This makes it possible for you and your family to enjoy a motor car at once. Don't delay, but act at once. Just call Phone 5200 or, even better, come to our salesroom and look over our stock. Read the following list carefully 59 of the BEST USED CARS in this State now on EASY TERMS

Three 1918 model Buick Touring Cars, all in excellent running order and in firstclass condition. Three 1917 model Buick Touring Cars these are extra big values. One 191.9 model Buick Touring Car absolutely good as new. One 1918 model Buick Touring Car with Rex sedan top. These Buick models are now priced at $1,000 and up.

TWO MITCHELL 1918 PILOT 6-cylinder Touring Cars in fine shape This is the 1918 six-cylinder Touring modpriced at, !L 000 eI and a real bargam 250 One Dodge Touring Car in Good Condition USED STUDEBAKERS USED MAXWELLS One 1916 Maxwell, a bargain. One 1919 Maxwell TVe have two 4-cylinder model Studebakers in ex- jn excellent running order. cellent shape ready for delivery. One 6-cylinder One New 1920 MAXWELL Q-f ff( model Studebaker that's a real bargain. Buy it Now for V-LUUU

LOOK AT THIS LIST OF OVERLANDS We have in stock six Overlands, all Models 83. These are all in first-class conditions and everyone is a good buy. One Overland Touring, Model 80, ready for immediate delivery. One Overland Touring, Model 79, ready for immediate delivery. One Overland Touring, Model 90, ready for immediate delivery. One Overland Touring, Model 90, with winter top, price $1,050. ONE OVERLAND DELIVERY CAR ror Quick Sale $250.00

FORDS

6 Ford Tour-i

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$250

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2 Saxon 6-cylinder Touring cars, Bargains.

DAVIS CARS We have 3 model 1917 Davis Cars and one Davis 4-cylinder car all at Bargain Prices. One Oakland Touring Car, can be bought right.

CHEVROLETS Two model Chevrolets. newly painted, one with new top. These can be bought right.

One Westcott Touring Car in good running order

USED CAR BARGAINS You Can't Afford to Overlook One Interstate Touring Car, priced for quick sale $450 One Allen Touring Car, priced for quick sale $850 One Dort Touring Car, priced for quick sale $650 One Crescent Ohio Touring Car, priced for quick sale $300 One Crescent Ohio Touring Car, priced for quick sale $250 Two Marathon Touring Cars, priced at each $250 One Saxon 4-cylinder Roadster, electric lights and starter $175 Marion Limousine, suitable for taxi, priced now S450 One Regal Roadster, a big bargain at $250 One Modern Truck don't pass this by at $500 One Republic Truck, 1-ton model, with school hack body $850 Remember you can buy any of the Used Cars listed above for a small payment downbalance weekly If you can not call at our salesrooms, just Phone 5200 and our salesmen will glady tell you about these Cars

CIEMDWETI AUTO CO

1107 Main St.

"Eastern Indiana's Largest, Fastest Growing Automobile Dealers"

Phone 5200