Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 201, 1 July 1920 — Page 2

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PREBLE BOYS HELD l FOB IMPLICATION IN M'NEAL CO. ROBBERY EATON, O.. July 1. Frank O'Dell, 18, residing nar Eaton, and Walter O'Dell, 20. of Camden, are held In the county Jail here In default of $500 bond each on a burglary charge. They are alleged to have been implicated In a robbery of the grocery store of H. McNeal & Son. They are cousins. Arrest of the O'Dells followed the

arrest of Rife Pltslnger, 17, son of a fanner living near Eaton, upon , a charge of having figured in the Mc-

Neal robbery. He coniessea ana lm plicated the OTDells.

The trio implicated another young

man, -whom 'the police say was the

, ring leader in the burglary. He is being sought. Police say two separate visits were made to the McNeal store, the first visit netting about $14 and the second about $8, along with several boxes of candy. , Aout the same time the McNeal robbery took place, the local department store of Spring Bros. Co. was entered and robbed of $76. Smith's Jaw Broken Frank Smith, colored, trackman for the Pennslyvania railway, sustained , a fractured jaw and lacerated face Wednesday when the handle of a lifting jack slipped from his hands. To Elect Memorial Officers Election of officers will take place in a meeting of Eaton Memorial asso- . elation, Friday evening at 7:30 in G. A. R headquarters in the court house. Eastman is Married John C- Eastman, native of West Alexandria, publisher of the Chicago Journal, and Miss Catherine Matter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Matter, of Marion, Ind.. were married recently in Marlon, according to announcement cards received here and at West Alexandria, Conduct Davla Services Funeral services for Mrs. Bernlce Davis, 22, wife of Herman Davis, of Eaton, who ended her life Tuesday in front of a Pennslyvania train near West Manchester, were held this afternoon in West Manchester, in the Christian church. Rev. Mr, Watson, of Harrisburg, conducted the services. Burial was at West Manchester. Two Postmen Get Pensions.

Under the new postal employees' pension law, which fixes the retirement age at. 65, two local postal employees will be affected Frank M. Mitchell, railway postal clerk, Cincinnati-Chicago division of the Pennsylvania, and Barney Barnhiaer, rural carrier out of the local postoffice. Hartman-Dougherty. D. R. Hartman, of Eaton, and Miss Louise Daugherty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Daugherty, were married Wednesday at the ' Daugherty home in Wellington, O. After a wedding trip in the east they will reside here. Brubaker-Fudge Miss Dorothy Fudge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Fudge, and Roy Brubaker were married Wednesday at the Fudee home at Gratis.

Squirrel Season To Open

On August 2, This Year Through a change in the state gaming laws, hunters this year will not be permitted to shoot squirrels until Aug. 1, Linus Meredith, county clerk, announced Thursday. Shooting of squir

rels has previously begun July 1 and according to Mr. Meredith, hunters have this year been polishing and cleaning their guns to commence hunting at that time this summer. Hunters who appear in the fields during July in quest of squirrels may find themselves in the hands of game wardens.

GENGO LIGHT MEN AT CEDAR SPRINGS

Prior to attending the third annual convention of Genco Light dealers at Cedar Springs hotel, agents and distributors from all of Indiana and part of Ohio, were to meet in Richmond, Tnvday. The program was to have been as follows: Address of Welcome, Judge Wll Ham A. Bond.

Response, Cecil B. Fisher, Genco

Light dealer at Winchester, Ind. "Genco Light and Its History," Lemon Love, of the General Gas and Electric company, of Hanover, Pa. "Farmers' Objections and How to Overcome Them," William M. Bailey, president of the Richmond Electric company, and W. R. Swails, salesman in Preble county, Ohio. "How to Advertise and Sell the Genco Light," C. E. Winebrenner, sales department of the General Gas and Electric company. "How to Overcome Transmission Line Promotion." R. Magill, field representative of the Richmond Electric company. Noon Luncheon. "The Duty of Genco Light Salesmen to Meet Present Emergencies,'; H C. Starr, treasurer of the Richmond Electric company. "Organization, Co-operation and Advertisement," W. E. Wiles, district manager of the Richmond Electric company. General discussion. Adjournment.

CITY STREETS ARE RIVERS DURING HEAVY RAINSTORM Richmond sewers were unable to carry away the tremendous deluge of water that fell Wednesday afternoon. Residents of North C and E streets, from Twenty-Third to Twentieth streets, say the streets were virtually rivers. The deluge was hort lived.

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survived in good condition.

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