Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 247, 26 August 1920 — Page 2

. AGiu 1VV0 . VOTERS' CATECHISM : PRESENTED; CAN YOU ANSWER QUESTIONS? v .xfr-t : 1 1-?v The county auditor of Marion county has prepared the following "catechism for voters," which is of Interest to all who-live and vote in Wayne County. How many of these questions can you answer? - What are the qualifications of a voter? ft He or she must be 21 years old or ' over, live in the United States a year or more, live in Indiana six months or -more, live In .the township 60 days or "more, live In the precinct 30 days or more. " f r: Is it best to register on the : first date, Sept. 4? Yes. If yon should move to another precinct, you can register again on Oct. 4. "V - Does the voter have to go to the registration place on registration day? No. The voter can fill out his application and swear to It before a notary public, or have two voters of the precinct sign it certifying that the rtatements made In the application are true, and send It to the county auditor or hand it to the Republican or Democratic precinct committeeman or some .voter of the precinct to be filed on registration day. T Can a voter get a Manic and fill It out ahead of the registration date? ' Yes. Address the county auditor or call on the Republican or Democratic precinct committeeman or inquire at your nearest, drug store. The application, when made out, can be sent to the county auditor or left with either precinct committeeman or some voter of the precinct who can file It on registration day. Away From Home. Can an absent voter register without coming home? Yes. Ask for a blank from the cnurty nudKor, who will mall it. with proper instructions, or send them a blank similar to the one you have. Can a young man or womm at collect or absent, vote this fall without coming home? Ypp. If trey are properly reelstored. They can get proner papers tpn dnvs before lrrtion and send their votes In bv mail. The same is tme of any voter eboent at election period. If a voter waits till registration day to reclster, does he need to have two voters attest hs application? No. In that case Mrooly tnlf vour b'frik or get one nt the reeitratln p1pc and fill It out. The clerks will do the rest. Tan a foreign born resident register' Yes. If h hns been naturalirert or bns flecla'-ert lila Intention of trVinr out his fir"t. n-ner. A nflttirUr.rt --ty hc t1t b1"e or r1nV anpHontion Mipif and the one who "-. dp'orod his intention uses the voilow blnk. Are the wife and ehl'dren hnm he-fnr-a coming to th's country (it ?1 vears old) of a foreign born eligible to register? Yes, if the husband and father has been naturalized. But not if he has only declared his intention or has not taken out his first papers. Can a foreign born woman married to a native born mnn register? Yes. She upps the white blank, the srme as her husband. Native Born Wife. Can the native born wife of a foreign fcern register? Ye, if her husband has been naturalized. If he has not, she can not register. She uses the white blank. Can a young man or woman who is rot 21 years old but who will be 21 before election register? Yes. Does a voter forfeit his right to vote if he registers properly and then moves from his precinct after October 4? Yes. The voter must register and -eslde in the precinct at least thirty dfis just before election. Should a married woman sign her pa me or use the Initials of her husband? She must sign her own name in full, without using Initials. For example, -Mrs. Mabel Rice Smith." If a woman married after she registers Sept. 4 should she register again? No, unless she moves out of the precinct. Provision will be made on election day for a woman to vote under her married name if registered under her maiden name. Can a woman servo on a registration board? Yes. Any voter can servo on the board if properly appointed.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND iaUN-TlSUsGBAM. RICHMOND. UilX. THURSDAY, AUG. 26, 1920.

MONSTER LOCOMOTIVE IN PERILOUS PLIGHT

and daughter, Marguerite, and Mr. and Mrs, Vergil Sweeny spent Sunday with John Peters and family, near JohnsvJlIe....Dr. W. O. Brown la Improving bis home by painting.... A number of people have begun cutting tobacco In this vicinity The crop is good. ...... Lewlaburg will hold a big homecoming on Labor Day, Monday, Sep tember 6, , JACKSONBURG, Ind. Mrs. WHUam Clark has been ill and is improved. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Whitton and daughter spent Sunday with James Whitton and daughter.. . . .James Whitton sold a load of hogs Monday..... Mr. and Mrs. Horace Tompson and son, of Cambridge, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Tompson...... The I. O. O. F. ledge gave an ice cream festival at their hall, Tuesday night.. ...Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Martin, Miss Margaret Hood and Mrs. Bessie Lyons, of Milton, attended camp at Chesterfield, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Clark and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Flook attended Camp at Chesterfield, Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Odom and family are staying at Hagerstown, attending Chautauqua. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Martin spent Wednesday afternoon in Richmond Harvey Whitton. Democratic district committeeman, will attend the meeting in the K. of P. temple at Richmond. Wednesday night Mr. and

Mrs. Harvey Whitton and daughter. James Whitton and daughter, Izona, and grandson, Boyd, attended Old Settlers meeting at Jackson Park, Satur day..... Mr. and Mrs. William WMrtn shopped in Richmond EalutJsj Mr. Charles Creig visited his son, Raymond. Sunday..... Miss Ester Boun roughs spent Wednesday evening with Helen Scott,

ABINGTON. Ind. Mr. and Mrs

'George Toschlog and family. Ham

Conning and Ham Buenan called on Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weiss and la mil J Sunday afternoon. "Sunday evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Waltei Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Belt and son. Billy Vernon Smoker was bit on the chin by a horse last week.

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Ralph Montgomery was the guest of Russell Montgomery, last week.... Miss Etta Houser and Misses Ruth and Julia Kitchel. were Liberty visitors Monday. .. .Mr. Harry Lybrook spent Saturday with Perry La Fuze, and family Mr and Mrs. Homer La Fuze and daughter, Mrs. Mable Mc Carthy, were Richmond shoppers, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. George Hart, who have been visiting at Walter La Fuze's for several weeks, will return to their farm in Randolph county this week. Mr. Hart is slowly improving in health ... .Mr. Homer La Fuze recently purchased a new Ford car. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Stevens of this place and Mr: and Mrs. Libbert, and little son, John Edward, of Indianapolis, motored to Aurora, Ind., last Saturday. The Libbert's will visit his parents. Mr. and Mr3. Dr. Libbert and family of that place for several days ....Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Stevens returned home Saturday evening Miss Vivian Donghit, of Liberty spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens Miss Clarabelle Ammerman visited her cousin, Miss Mildred Itader. of Alqulna last week, and attended the Connersville fair Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Stevens, entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Libbert, of Indianapolis, at six o'clock dinner, Thursday evening. .. .Cravan Rader and family of Alquina, spent Sunday with Will Ammerman and family Miss Verna Adams spent Sunday with home folks. WHITEWATER, IND. Mrs. Harvey Klrkman gave a surprise in honor of her husband's birthday. All the guests came with well-filled basket. and the day was well spent, with games and a good time in general. Those who enjoyed the day were: Mr. and. Mrs.' John Coffman of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Kirkman of Carlos City, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Darland of New Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Shurley White at Whitewater, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Easter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirkman of New Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kirkman of Williamsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carmun of Camden. 0 Mrs. Flora Kirkman, Miss Bertha Miller of Sondusky, O., Miss Juanita Astor, Marjorie" and Ruth Anna Darland, Maude Jenette Kirkman. Mayme Cpffnian, Dorothy White Esther, Flora. Evelyn, Lucille and Mary Ellen Kirkman, Lloyd Callages Paul Meek, James and Robert Coffman, Morris, P.ob and Raymond Kirkman, Claude White, James, Harry Esther, Leroy and Everett. Kirkman.. . Mr. and Mrs. Nate Graves, Miss Zona and Earley Graves and Miss Prudence Austin, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Townsend of near Fountain City . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Ona Hlose nni-' m- Vrc Wm Warner, a'-

The locomotive on the broken bridze.

f The collapse of a bridge at Green-f

castle, Indiana, under a battleship type of locomotive has developed an unusual problem for the wrecking

crew, which is trying to rescue thel

engine before it crashes to tho ground. Although the bridge was new and had been approved by engineers, the engine had hardly brought its full weight on it before it sank with a crash, the center falling twenty-five feet to the ground, leaving the locomotive suspended In- a perilous position, with the front wheels on the bastions of one side of the bridge and the rear wheels on the other. '

tended the Connersville fair, Friday. . Mrs. Elizabeth Burt is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peden.. Mr. Harvey Hill and son, Verlin, of Richmond, spent Sunday with Miss Rosa Hill.... Mr. Claude Sourbeer, Mrs. Mable Addlrman and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Arch Lanman of Richmond, Epent Sunday with Mrs. Laura Freeman and Mrs. Will Warner called in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Will Blose of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Doc Marshall are visiting relatives in Portland, Ind Mr. Raymond Graves of Marysville, O., and Rex Blose, spent Friday with Willard Blose. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Orra Blose had as their Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs Perry Yeager and son, Raymond. Mr. Raymond Graves of Marysville, O , Miss Mary Ann Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clapp and Rev. Blose Mrs. O. E. Saxton and children have returned home after a visit with relatives at Winchester Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mossett and family and Mr: and Mrs. Samuel Mossett, spent Sunday afternoon at Boston. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Perry Yrager and son of Marysville. Ohio, and Mrs. Orra Blose, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clapp. . . . The Whitewater people will be represented at the Richmond chautauo.ua Sunday to hear the Rev. (Billy) Sunday.... Glenn Jennings is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jennings. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Ira Addleman are the parents of a baby girL

:ly spent Monday and Tuesday at the reservoir Mrs. Ohio Disher and daughter have gone to New York City for several weeks' visit with the former's sister, Mrs. J. W. Good and family. . . . , Perry Brock, who Is employed in Richmond, was at home Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheller of Dayton,- spent Saturday and Sunday here with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Eley cf Hamilton, have signed contracts to teach in the local high school for the ensuing year Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sweeny and daughter Fdith. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Locke

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LEWISBURG, O Mrs. E. G. Kast and children and Jo Rice are visiting the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Singer in Middletovvn Mr and Mrs. William Richard, Charles Matthews and Edith Sweeney were Dayton visitors Friday. . .Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crider visited from Saturday until Monday with the former's sisters and husbands near Versailles Mrs. O. F. Ford and sons of Middletown. attended the Locke reunlan Saturday j Dr. C. A. Cu!ick waB a Dayton visitor Friday Daniel Locke is visiting his daughter, Mrs. William Barry, and Mrs. O. F. Ford and families of MWdW'vwn ... .Jacob Pnndt and fam-

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H ANNA'S CHEEK Rev. Oran. of Straushn, led., will preach here next. Sunday at 10:30 a. m Miss Hazol Davis, who has been visiting her brother, Cecil, in Canada, returned here last week and visited her sister, Mrs Ilary GregRerson, of this place.. Abraham" Phenis. of Monticello, HI., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos Fhenls Mr. and Mrs. Alvan LaFuze entertained at dinner, Sunday, Harrison Ia Fuze and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ilary norrsdale, and little daughter, Genevieve, and Mr. and Everrett La Fuze and son, Harvey Miss Phenis Williams, of Liberty, was the Sunday guest of David Mazes, at Green view farm Several from this nelshborhood wcro at tho county seat Saturday Rev. Stovenour preached hero last Sunday forenoon and attond ed Richmond Chautauqua in the afternon Farmers here are hauling fertilizer, getting ready to sow wheat The corn is looking fine and promises a good yield when matured Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chamberlane spent from last Wednesday until Sunday the guests of Mr. Chamberlain's - mother t Centervllle George La Fuze and family, Irving La Fuze and family and Charles Ross and family, picnlced at the Ross farm, Sunday. . .Carl' Kitchel and family motored to Arcanum. O., last week. Bernard, their son had his tonsils removed. Their brother-in-law Dr. Smith performed the operation . . Mm Harrv Orpeeerson. and sister,

Hazel Davis, spent Friday with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Masters, of Fairfield, Miss., Hazel remained for a few day's visit.... Quite a number of people of this locality attended chautauqua at Richmond iast Sunday and heard "Billy" Sunday.... George La Fuze will have a sale of personal property, Sept. 2 Arch Swafford and family, were Sunday guests of Charles Swafford and family M. and Mrs. Everrett Kitchel and son. Ralph, left Sunday for Bay yiew, Mich., to rmain three weeks.

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