Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 228, 3 August 1920 — Page 12

I'AGE TWELVE

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND TUESDAY, AUG. 3, 1920.

JAPAN GOING RIGHT AHEAD WITH PLANS TO INVADE SAGHALIN

(By Associated Press TOKIO. Aug. 3. There is no indication that Japan will refrain from carrying out military arrangements she ha made In dealing with the problems arising out of conditions in Siberia. The :ovi-rnment some time ago outlined to th-- world powers its policy re

garding Siberia, and in its forthcorn j Ing note to Washington will anp'H i statements it has sent to Eump a I capitals. This note. It is understood ,

here, will point out the purely !t-m porary character of the occupation by Japanese troops of points In the Sak

halin district. Possible misunderstandings abroad i

are apprehended here because of the fact that Uif city of Nikolaievsk, on the Siberian mainland coast, will be under control of Japanese military detachments. Nikolaievsk was formerly a part of th administrative district of PrlmorKkato, which vas in turn under the Jurisdiction of the Russian maratlme province. In 1914 however, the governor of the maritime province decreed with Imperial assent that Nikolaievsk should be attached to the district of Saghalin which was previously restricted to Saghalin Island. Since the district 1b t be placed under Japanese control, the city will be occupied by troops sent by this country, but it is probable their withdrawal to the island may be necessitated by the intense cold that prevails along the Siberian coast for most of the year. Japanese officials have been careful to explain to foreign newspaper correspondents here that the United Ftates was within her rights In askinp Japan to define her policy rejrardlni4 Siberia, as the two nations sent tro"iH to Siberia under an arrangement made at the suggestion of the Washington government.

G. O. P. LEADERS IN NEW YORK CHOOSE HIM FOR GOVERNOR

Jr.cVe Nathan L. Miller. At the recent Republican convention a .Saratoga, N. Y., Judge Nathan 1,. Miller cf Syracuse was designated as the Republican candidate for governor of New York, subject to approval in September primaries. Hia selection as head of the state ticket meets with the fpll approval of the national Republican leaden, who have from the start regarded him as the strongest man.

given Saturday evening by a colored orchestra from Muncie was greatly enjoyed by all who beard it Mr. Oscar Wine, of Modoc, made a social call on Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rawllngs,

Saturday evening Miss Martha Gaines was the week end gueBt of Miss

Alice Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Robert

Lumpkin and Mrs. Frank Corey spent j Sunday afternoon at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waltz Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bookout entertained the Misses Julia Brewer, Martha Gaines, Marguerite Beeson, Onalie Cooke and Winnie Brewer and Messrs Donald Beeson, John Chenoweth,

Frank Allen, Mark Brewer and Ray Doughty, Sunday, and a four course dinner was served Mr. and Mrs.

Elijah McCollum and Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Lumpkin plcnlced at the fair

grounds at Muncie Sunday Mr. Ed. Brown received word Saturday that the body of his son, Lloyd Brown, who died overseas, would arrive at New

York this week. ...MIsb Margaret Lumpkin spent the week-end at Hagerstown, Ind., the guest of Miss Bernlce Thompson. . . .Mr. George Tawney and family motored to Richmond Sunday and spent the day with friends.

....Mr. Arthur McGuneglll, of Richmond, waB looking after his property Interests here last Thursday. .. .Mrs. Ben Howell, her 6on Gerald and his wife, from near Greensfork, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Johnson Miss Vatour Jellison has returned from a three weeks visit at

Marion. She was accompanied by a cousin. Miss King Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson, of Hagerstown, called on Mr. Reuben Johnson, Sunday Miss Margaret Johnson spent last Wednesday in Muncie The Epworth league social held at the home of Mr. Harvey Arbogast last Wednesday evening was a decided success.

. .Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bragg and Miss Feme Marshall motored to Cincinnati, Sunday Mrs. Elizabeth King spent Sunday as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lial Withrow, at Richmond Alva

Bowers spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowers Miss Janice Hahn was a dinner guest of Miss Evelyn Northrop Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Howard King spent Sunday with Richmond friends Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Whltaker visited in Richmond Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ewward Paul and daughter, of Springfield have been spending several days with New Paris relatives .Lee Thurston left Saturday on a vacation trip to ABhville. N. C Miss Erma Kuth was a Monday guest of her Bister, Mrs. Roy Watt.... Mr. and Mrs. Ollle Newbern, Mrs. Morna Denny and sons and Everett Newbern were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. .Tasn MeWhinney Misses Irene White and Evelyn Northrop returned Friday evening after attending summer school at Miami university. Albert Pence has returned home after an extended visit in Chicago Russell Aker and Kenneth Middaugh of Fairfield spent the week end at home. .... Mr. and Mrs. George Lehman and daughters, Laura and Marjorle, attended a family reunion at Darkcs

county fair grounds, Sunday.. ...Eruniett Harris lefe Sunday for a few weeks in Chicago Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Shera motored to Oxford, Frldav afternoon. MIsb Evelyn Northrop and LeRoy Arnold returned with them... ..Miss Irene White was entertained at dinner Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White, Sr Albert White, of Sidney, waa a Sunday guest of LeRoy Arnold Miss Carrie Reid. of Columbus, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Reld. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Murray left Tuesday for Boston, where they will make an extended visit.

Summer School Exams at Earlham to Begin Thursday Examinations will be taken Thursday and Friday of this week by persons who have attended the eight weeks' Bummer school course at Earlham. It is estimated by Miss Georgia Henderson, dean in charge of the BChooi that about one-half of the present enrollment will finish at the end of the week, while the remainder who are taking a Normal school course, will complete enough work between now and the opening of the fall term, to

Suburban

CAMDEN, 0 Clarence Applegate and family are guests of Mrs. Applegate's sister, Mrs. Gertrude Kenworthy George Klopp, of Dayton, visited his aunt, Mrs. Oren Ammerman, Thursday Mrs. T. E. Davis spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. J. W. Kenworthy Arnold Overholbzer has bought the cottage owned by Frank Eikenberry on Soifth Second street Clay Klopp and family will move to Indianapolis near Dayton, O., jtext Tuesday Miss Ruth Freitag lias accepted a position as bookkeeper with the Farmers' elevator company. ....Mrs. Lucy Horry, of Lebanon. O.. was week-end euest of Miss May Robinson Mr. n id Mrs. Paul Phares, of Middletown, are guests of Mr. Phares's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Txrn Phares J. E. McCord. wife, and son are home from a pleasant vacation spent in Fetosky, Mich J. E. Collet and son Burdette have returned from their fishing trip.. . ...Otto Walters and family, of Gratfs. spent Sunday with Miss Carrie Beall Rev. Stafford and family are having their vacation. They will spend most of It with Mrs. Stafford's parents in southern part of the state. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Abe Charles, of near Eaton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marshall The Rev. Gear is quite ill. Not able to be in his pulpit Sunday evening C. E. Kenworthy and family, of Cincinnati, and Milton Jones end family, of West Elkton. spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kenworthy.

from i his place were Mr. and Mrs. A.

L. Hai J'v in, Mr. and Mrs. Stur Parrlsh, Mr. a.: Mrs. Horace Hunt and son

Harry, and daughter Helen Mr,

pnd Mr-. Sam Wycoff and daughter Edith, Mr. Pete Flatley, Mr. Ben Backney, Mr. Albert Stotten, Leo Burnett, Sam Miller. Miss Mary Williams Mr. and Mis. Herbert Jay, of Richmo. f.. -pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. I ' iv Mrs. Naomi Plankenhorn and grandson Veil Parrlsh spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hollingsworth.. ..Mrs. Charles Myers, of Hagerstown, Letha Harvey visited Mrs. Lucile Beeson and Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, Friday afternoon The Ladies' Aid of M. E. church was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. All Irvin, Wednesday afternoon. On Thursday they served the threshing dinner for Mr. Will Culbertson. LOSANTVILLE, Ind. Mis3 Flora San pert, of Evansville, Ind., is visiting former pupils and friends here Mrs. Mary Wine, who has been quite ill, is improving. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Johnson made a business trip to

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GREENSFORK, Ind The funeral of

Mrs. Charles Retz, was held at the Methodist church at Hagerstown, Sunday afternoon Several from here attended the meeting of the Christian churches of the county, at Jackson Fark Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Bennett and two children, and Mrs. Anna Bennett, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyd Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Martindale, Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oause, and two children, Margaret, and Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Martindale, and daughter, Patricia, and Mr. and Mrs. Voyle. Martindale. of Cambridge City, picniced nt Funk's Lake, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davis, of Chicago, sre visiting with tli former's parents, JMr. and Mrs. Harmon Davis. WEBSTER. Tnd. The Rev. Thorn, j)nf Boston, conducted services at M. E. W-hurch Sunday morning: Sunday

'school at 0:?.() The M. K. Aid society will serve the. lunch at William "Wileoxsons' hog sale, Tuesday, Aug. 3. ....Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beeson, son Norman and daughter, Mary Elma, 'Mrs. Edith Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Baldwin, and Mrs. Evangeline Martindale formed a party which called on relatives near Elkhorn, Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Culbertson ,and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borton, of lUiddleboro Mrs. Ed Green. Mrs. '"Bud" Demeree, Mrs. Virgil Fulton, Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs. Edith Oliver, Mrs Evangeline Martindale, and Mrs. Harriett. Jay, of Richmond, assisted Mrs. Lucile Beeson with her threshing dinner Thursday June Jarrett spent Friday afternoon with Helen Harris, of Bethel, who is spending several days with her grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, of this place Mr. and Mrs. Ed Green and children Paul, and Ruth, took Sunday dinner -with Mr. and Mrs. .Tames Petry and family Those attending the musical concert given at Greensfork, Saturday night by home talent were: Mr. and Mrs. All Irvin, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beeson, Mrs. Mallssa Tingler and daughter, Minnie Those shopping in Richmond Saturday

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NEW PARIS, O. Miss Elsie Kuhn, of Oxford, came Friday for a visit with Miss Vera Bevlngton. Miss Bevington and her guest left Saturday for Bucy

ru9 Miss Pearle Haller was a Sunday guest of friends in Richmond...

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In accordance with a custom established several years age, my business will be closed for one week Aug. 9 to 14, inclusive in order to give my employees their vacation. If possible, save cleaning that you may have after August 0th until we get back on the job, as the whole force will be full of "pep" and able to do your work in the Wilson way "RIGHT." Ed N. WILSON Cleaner Tailor 1018 MAIN STREET PHONES 1105-1106 "When It's Done By Wilson, It's Done Right"

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Jeweler

810 Main St. Glasses Fitted

make the full 12 weeks of normal work. Miss Henderson said Tuesday that the school has been very successful. Many persons who had been out of school for a year or more while working In France, have made up a portion of the lost work. A number of those enrolled would have missed the schooling had it not been carried on during the summer. With the loss of the pupils taking the eight weeks' course, only about 20 will be left at the dormitories.

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Census Statistics

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3. Ashtabula. O., 22,082, Increase 3,816 or 20.9 per cent; Washington Court House, O., 7,962, Increase 785 or 9.4 per cent; Dover, O., 8,101, increase 1,480 or 22.4 percent; Cleveland Heights, O., 15,236, increase 12,281 or 415.6 per cent; Michigan City Ind., 19,457, increase, 430 or 2.3 per cent.

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ATTENTION ! Auto Owners We will continue our Great Tire Sale Until Saturday Night, August 7 This is your last opportunity to buy Tires and Tubes of high-grade quality at low prices. 5-Gal. Cans Havoline Medium Oil .3.50 (Until Saturday Night Only) Richmond Tire Service Corner 11th and Main Streets Open Evenings and Sundays

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"TOGS" for School Days

CHOOL DAYS are just around the

corner and the ending of vacation to most youngsters has its retribution in that they are all planning on

starting the fall term with new clothes.

This is an important task to many mothers for the demands of such an occasion are many. A This store with its large children's department is ready with an event that promises both pleasure and joyfulness to these school folks. We early anticipated their wants and as a result have assembled here a truly wonderful display of attractive and serviceable apparel. During the month of August we want all these young folks to be our guests at the store. We suggest that any mother coming here to -purchase any article bring her boy or girl along. We know they will be delighted with our Juvenile Display. It will heighten their interest and make the joyful anticipation of returning to school a reality. This is our invitation to the young folks. See that they visit the store during this time. We know they will enjoy the surprise we have planned.

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At Feltman's

shoe

Sale

Where Unusual Bargains Prevail

Your Choice of

Any Military Heel Oxfords

in our store, values up to $11.00, at

$695

Any Style High Heel Pump

or Oxford, values from $9.50 to $16.00, at

$695

Any Style White Canvas

Before You Go on That Vacation Remember

Oxford or Pump regardless of former price

vre are closing out our Tennis Shoes and Oxfords men's ladies' or boys' white or black

$395

95c

Feltman 's Shoe Store Indiana's Largest Shoe Dealers 35 STORES 724 MAIN ST.