Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 225, 30 July 1920 — Page 10
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1920.
"ECONOMIC CRIME" CHARGED AGAINST RICHMOND EARNERS
dan was formerly a scholar In Class J score was 9 to 5 In favor of the KayNo. 12.... A number of people from sees..... Mr. and Mrs. James Jarrett, here attended the funeral services for and daughter, called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner, who died overseas Gale Smoker, and family, Sunday
about a year ago. The body arrived i evening. miss Miiarea smoaer ana at Lewlsburg Friday morning and was ' Miss Celia Belle Jarrett called on Miss
raamaa ana ixrei.ia weiss, aaonaay
afternoon Miss Elsie Foulton is assisting Mrs. Earl Wisner with house-
Trouser pockets, a cute little niche under the feminine garter, old shoes and tin cans are more popular as depositories of money in Richmond than authorized banking institutions, . local bankers say. The majority of citizens of Richmond are guilty of the "economic crime" of carrying large sums of money in their pockets, according to the bankers. It is only the minority, they say, that has become educated to the plan of depositing their money in the banks, paying their bills by check and carrying only enough money for Immediate needs. Rankers nolnt out that one of the
best ways to reduce the high cost of living is for people to empty their pockets weekly and place their money
in the bank or invest tt so tnat u may be an active working factor. The ftlvantaees are all one sided,
the bankers declare. Money carried
in pockets has a tendency to "burn
them. Many purchases are made when men have only to reach carelessly
down in their pockets, that would not be made if they had to take time to write out. a check. . Writing of the
check would give time for reflection that would ' result many times la a
decision that the purchase was un necessary. Saving May Become Habit.
Saving becomes a habit with people who deposit their money regularly and
as such becomes natural and easy. Another advantage of banking money, officials point out, is the fact that it Is easy to lose money carried in the pockets and in "the First National Bank." The faces of young people are those most rarely seen In front of the bars of the bank cages, according to local cashiers. Girls either do not make only enough money for their living expenses or they spend their salaries for clothes, as their names rarely appear on depositors' slips. The young men are apparently heedless of the fact that every dollar saved now wjll buy two or three dollars' worth in the future. The man who comes most regularly through the revolving doors of local banks, all bankers agree, Is the married man who has to pay rent for a couple of rooms and an ice box and buys shoes for three or four, or maybe more.
removed to the home of his father near Ithaca Saturday. The funeral ArvloAa woro io11 at iYitt TT. T-L church
at Ithaca. The body, was in charge 1 7or -Ben Weiss returned home of the American Leeion. and was laidifrom Reid Memorial Hospital, Wed
nesday afternoon.
of the American Legion, and was laid
to rest In the Ithaca cemetery
Funeral services for Wm. Houdeshell,
who died Saturday, were held Mon
day afternoon at the U. B. church. The body was laid to rest in Roaelawn
cemetery. .. .Albert Knapke left for a
visit with relatives In Cincinnati, In
dianapolis and Cleveland. He probably, will go to the Pacific coast be
fore returning Warren Rasor, of Brookville. brother of Jesse Rasor,
formerly a resident of this village, will be a contestant in the International balloon race scheduled to take place
In Indianapolis October 23. Mr. Rasor will take part In the elimination races which will take place in the same city Sept. 11. He will have his son, Herbert, at his side Mrs. Frank Hawkeye and children returned to their home In Akron Monday after spending several weeks here. Mrs. Walden and daughter, returned with Mrs. Hawkeye for a few days' visit. MORNINO SUN, O. The United Presbyterian church has sent a unanimous call for Rev. Edward A. Dowey. of South Philadelphia, Pa., to become their pastor. They hope to receive a prompt acceptance. Miss Pearl Wilson, representing the Young People's society, left Tuesday
In company with Miss Ruby McDill
and Mr. Pressley Wright, of Oxford, for the National Y. P. C. U. convention which meets in the First church. Allegheny, Pa. They will visit our former pastor, R. A. Jamleson, at Washington, Pa., as well as other friends and relatives before they return. Mrs. Ethel Wright returned from the hospital on Tuesday and is recovering satisfactorily.
Suburban
LEWISBURG, O. Mrs. John Henry
Miller and son, John, Jr., of Hayisburg. Pa., are here for a couple of weeks' visit with old friends and are the special guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ozlas . . . Mr. and Mrs. Fole Sweeny, of Dayton, spent Sunday here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sweeny. The latter has been suffering with muscular rheumatism for a couple of weeks 1. C. Mt. Castle and family are entertaining Mrs. Mt. Castle's sister, Mrs. Herman Adkins, and son, Buford, of Roanoke, Virginia. They probably will be here for several weeks William Frantz and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Frantz, of Dayton, spent Thursday and Friday here. They painted the former's house, now occupied by Chester Walden and family, on Main street Mrs. Jos. Sweeny is improving after suffering with muscular rheumatism Class No. 12 of Trinity Lutheran. Sunday school.
taught by Ira C. Albert, motored to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jordan, near Gettysburg, Sunday and spent, the day with them. Mrs. Jor-
ABINGTON, Ind. The Sun-Beam threshing ring held a meeting at the home of the president, Austin Morgan and family, Friday evening Mr. and and Mrs. Earl Wisener are the proud parents of a baby girl, born Sunday. This is their sixth child. They have three girls and three boys Miss Mary Sills and mother, of Milton, were supper guests Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs. James Jarrett and family Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Morgan and family were, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. HIgglns, sons, Ray and Fred, and daughter Effle, and Mr. and Mrs. Ellie Smoker and daughter, Dorothy Several from here shopped in Richmond, Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Shadle and son, Russell,
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McCashland, Mr.
land, and daughter Virginia, Mr. and i
Mrs. Elmer Deer. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Stevens, and Miss Inez Turner, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
Plankenhorn and daughter, Retta, of,
Phllomoth Miss Mary Sills and mother, of Milton, Mrs. Moore and sons, Robert and Raymond, of Dublin,
called on Mrs. Ben Weiss and family, j
aunaay anernoon Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Bradburn were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Bertram, and family K. of C. ball team played here Sunday afternoon. The
CASTINE, O. Charles McLaln and family, of Ft. Jefferson, were Sunday guests at the home of Webb Melllng. .... Mr. and Mrs. Bert Byers enter
tained Charles Fowble and family,1 Sunday Douglas Glngry fell from a load of wheat Monday evening and broke hlB collar-bone.. . . .Mr. and Mrs, Herman Shaeffer and daughter, Mildred, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Shaeffer, Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bevins entertained Charles Bevlns and family, Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Horlne and son, Joseph Mrs. Jofiie Chellis and son Pride, motored to Dayton, Sunday, and spent the day with relatives Clatus Dull and family visited Charles Rose and family Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schell visited Mrs. Schell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ullery, at Greensfork, Ind., Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Drew and family were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Kate Ginry Mrs. Ella Horlne Is enter
taining her mother, Mrs. Howell, of Dayton, O Elmer Fouts and family, of near Hollansburg, visited Harry Nuse and family, Sunday. . . .Dan Huston and family and John Sleppy and family, attended the funeral of Frank
Waggoner, at Ithaca, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Garrison, of near Coletown, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Miller, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dolh Harrison and daughter, Nora, were Richmond shoppers, Saturday Gordon McGriff, of Dayton, visited Sol. McGriff and family, Sunday The members of the Lifters class went to Glen Miller, Sunday morning, after Sunday school. Those who enjoyed the day were Misses Eva Schell, Lorene Ginry, Onalee McGriff ,Ruth Crane, Zelpha
and Irene Denlinger, and Messrs. Jess Chrisner, Gordon McGriff, Charles and Scott Horine, Roy Melling, Herschel Fry, Clarence Snyder, Ray and Orlan Denlinger, and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Fry-
entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Coddington, Mr. and Mrs. Shehd- j ler of Liberty, Mrs. Sallle Polley and! son William and daughter) Mrs. Delia Thomas and grandchildren. Empress i and Toney Miller. Miss Alta Brandon, of Piqua, called in the afternoon j Mrs. R. A. Downey and grandson, Lowell , Downing, left Wednesday) morning for Chillicothe, O., where they will make a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Downlng's daughter, Mrs. j Ernest Mikeeell, and' family. .. .Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chenoweth entertained Sunday, Harry W. Chenoweth and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Chenoweth
and son of Richmond, Miss Alta Brandon of Piqua, O., and W. T. Harrison and family of Union City, Ind... Lloyd Cox and family of Carlos City spent Sunday with Chalmer Caskey and family. They returned home with them to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Cox of that place, who is seriously ill. Mr. Caskey returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Caskey will remain until Friday with her parents.... Charles Thomas Is re
ported aa being Improved. .Miss Roma Simpson spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Virene Slick Mr. and Mrs. Court Koont spent Tuesday at home . . . Mrs. W. A. Chenoweth and daughters, Mrs. W. T. Harrison and children and Miss Idris, were guestB Tuesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Povnf-r . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Foreman and family of Peoria, I1L, were the guests of James Slick and family last week.. '.Miss Doris Williams returned home Sunday after a two months' visit with her grandparents, Mr. ami Mrs. W. W. Sullivan... Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ross and James Slick and family spent Sunday at Piqua.... Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens were Richmond visitors Saturday Mrs. Carl Hawk and Mrs. Pearl Ire-
Ian were business visitors In Greenville Saturday Elmon - Polley - and George Morrison spent Monday at Indianapolis taking treatment for cancer. Mr. Polley remained until Thursday to take several more treatments. . . . .Omer Coppock spent Saturday in Indianapolis taking treatment for cancer Robert Miller spent Sunday with Mr. Sullivan at Rockford. . .Hettie Williams and Mrs. Cora Williams
spent Sunday with W. W. Sullivan and family of Rockford. NO CANDY, NO CHARITIES LONDON, Eng. The Theatrical Managers' Association has decided that it cannot continue the free use of theatres for charities, meetings and propaganda work while the war-time restrictions preventing the sale - of sweets and chocolates are continued.
ARE YOU 100 PER CENT PERFECT?
Why Some Women Keep Radiant With Youthful Health and Beauty While Others Become Weak, Pale and Careworn,
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
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HOLLANSBURG, O. Mrs. Milton returned Wednesday to Fortsville, Ind., after a two weeks' visit with her son, Ray Milton, and family Mr. and Mrs. Elman Polley and son James
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" is genu
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and prescribed by physicians for over
twenty years. Accept only an un broken "Bayer package" which con
tains proper directions to relieve
Headache. Toothache, Earache, Neu
ralgia, Rheumatism, Colds ahd Pain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost few
cents. Druggists also sell larger
"Bayer packages." Aspirin is trade
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Science At Last Discovers a Subtle
Secret of How Any Woman Who Is Nervous, Irritable and Rundown May Quickly Increase Her Strength and Make Herself Far More Lovely and Attractive Without Cosmetics or Stimulating Drugs Physician Explains.
"Fretting and worrying over supposed aliments, restless at night and nervous in the- daytime, thousands of women are seized with fear at the thought of going to a physician and yet go on and on hoping against hope that they will be
better while In reality their weakened, run-down condition becomes steadily worse. These are the women who are the first to show by their sallow complexions, wrinkled faces, hollow cheeks, stooping shoulders and dragging steps that signs of age are rapidly destroying their health, beauty and happiness. If such women could only summon the courage to visit a modern day physician well versed In the latest discoveries of medical science, he would in many cases probably tell them that the true cause of their trouble lay simply in the lack of a nourishing health-building substance called vitamines, which is now lacking in most of the foods we eat every
day. Nature sup
LUSTROUS EYES OR DULL?
PEACHY COMPLEXION OR PASTY ?
RUBY LIPS
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FULSOME CHEST OR FLAT ? NATURAL WAIST OR FLABBY ?
VELVETY HANDS OR SCRAWNY ?
FRECKLES
Dont Hide Them with a Veil; Remove Them With Othlne Double Strength.
This preparation for the removal of freckles is usually so successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money if It fails. Don't hide your freckles under a veil; get an ounce of Othlne and remove them. Even the first few applications should show a wonderful improvement, somo of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure to a6k the druggist for the
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