Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 251, 31 August 1920 — Page 3

RUSSIANS CONTINUE TO HAVE GOOD LUCK; SEMENOFF WANTS IN

LONDON, Aug. 31. Russian-Bolshe-

vile forces, fighting against Polish rauroaa. i ue snop wm mane forces north of Brest-LitovsR, have oc-,and metl patterns, and special decupled a number of villages from 10 to signs and do match-plate work, said 20 miles southeast of Bialystok, says an announcement Tuesday. , a wireless despatch from Moscow re-' Circulate Safety Posters Safety celved here today, quoting an official J flr8 posters are being circulated : statement issued there yesterday. I around the city by the Pennsylvania ; Heavy fighting, which is declared railroad. The poster shows a large to be favorable to the soviet armies, locomobile striking an automobile at continues in the vicinity of Lemberg a grade crossing, and an accompany-1 and Perelysl. In Gallcia, while in the lnS text warns the public that 7,000 1 Orisknov region of the Crimea the Bol- People are killed yearly, in the act of shevlk have been successful, it is said. I trying to beat a train across a public j Further north, near Vladimir Volhy-j crossing. nek, soviet troops have occupied the1 Graves New Recruiter J. H. Graves, J

town Bielz and a number of villages north of there. In the neighborhood of Brest-LHovsk, where the Bolshe-; vivi HaimpH vMtorrtaT to have cap-. tured several towns from the Poles, only local fighting is going on, the statement declares. WARSAW, Aug. 30. Letvia has agreed to permit Poland and soviet Russia to transfer the Minsk peace conference to Riga. This was done on request of the Poles. ONDON, Aug. 31 Anti-Bolshevik forces landed in the province of Euban. east of the Sea of Amov, by Gen. Baron Wrangel, ha been "complete ly annihilated" says a statement issued hen InfA last nlErht. M. Kumen-

eff. head of the Russian Bolshevik j Present trade delegation in this city. This! . F'ndor Assault Frank Gregg was statement was based on a telegram med costs in city court Tucswhtch. M. Kumeneff received from I day on a charge of having committed Moscow earlier in the evening.;?1 and batery on his brother. "After defeating General Wrangel's j JJiHmm Gregg. It is said that domesforces." the statement continued. tlc troubles caused the fight which

"Soviet troops cut their communica tion, surrounded them and by night raid destroyed their headquarters. In the northern part of the government Taurida, General Wrangel's amy Is completely beaten. He now holds only Crimea." COPENHAGEN, Aug. 31 General Semenoff, the anti- Bolshevik Cossack leader in eastern Siberia, has applied to eon Trotzky, Bolshevik minister of war and marines, for permission to join the Soviet army, says a Moscow dispatch, quoitng reports printed in the newspaper Investya of that city. BRITEN "IMAGINED" BRITISH CONTRIBUTION (By Assoclnted Press) CHICAGO, Aug. 31 Fred A. Britten, Illinois congressman, , failed to produce any evidence to support his - .,1 .tin Q7 Krtft onnrnnri. . j, . T. t . i aieu Dy uie cnusii gu.e uiubui, m ish embassy in Washington had found its way into the Democratic national committee's fund. Under a grilling examination by Senators Reed and Pomerene, Democrats, Mr. Britten admitted he had no facts to support the charge. Cooking Demonstration Attracts Many Women The demonstrations in domestic science that are being given by Mrs Alice Sherfy Houston, are bringing out large audiences of women. The- ono Tuesday morning far exceeded that o Monday. Tuesday morning the first demonstration was given on- "Successful Baking." Each demonstration will cover a different line of cooking, and each member of the audience is given a sample of the food cooked. In addition valuable recipe booklets were passed through the audience Tuesday morning. They will be used through out the lessons. Dr. McComb Tells About Bible as Literature "Deathless literature is born from death defying experiences, but it in turn gives birth to a greater experience than the death defying experience which brought about the death less literature," was the theme of Dr. C. Jeffares McComb. in his second ct a series of lectures on the Bible. He contended that the Bble is not worth anything to the individual unless it gives birth to a greater experience than that which brought the book about. Dr. McCombs illustrated his points with examples of great occasions in history which have resulted in great pieces of literature -which in turn have created still greater experiences. St. Mary's School to Open Sept. 13, Rev. Cronin Says St. Mary's school will open on Mon day. Sept. 13, according to an announcement made by the Rev. Cronin, pastor of the St. Mary's church, Tuesday. The Rev. Cronin said that he had nothing to say about the school plans at present, although he expects the enrollment this year to be about the same as that of last, which was around 325. Probably 20 or 25 new students will be started in the primary grades. No change is announced in the curriculum. REVISED MASONIC ROSTER IS ISSUED FOR RICHMOND There has just been issued for distribution among members, a revised edition of the Masonic roster of Richmond which is in booklet form and which contains the names and addresses of all members of the various Masonic bodies: blue lodge, chapter, council, comandery, and the Scottish Rite. The directory is one of the most unique and complete of its character issued by Masonic bodies in the State. BRITISH COAL EXPORTS TIED UP, U. S. CONSUL CABLES (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. Aug. 31 Almost complete stoppage of coal exports from Great Britain has resulted from the government's restrictions on coal movements in anticipation of a miners' strike, according to a cable to the Department of Commerce today from consul general Hollis at London. "An unusual shortage of bunker coal exists, the consul reported, and as a result 375 vessels are tied up in British ports. None of the ships are American, consul Hollis said. Considerable unemployment among dock workers also was reported.

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Short News of City j Pattern Company Starts Tbe Richmond Engineering and Pattern company has bought the shop of the Stan dard Pattern Co., of the Richmond Air Compressor company, and is busy in ne omming. xsortn west miru nu uoaisowam s mate, nrsr, ciass, arrweu at the local navy recruiting station, for retruiting duty, Monday afternoon, He WM assist local recruiter, H. F. Roberts. Graves saw active service during the war aboard the U. S. S. Texas. Shlvely Moves Office Shively's law office, for many years located In the Vaughn building, is being moved to tho second floor of the building at Ninth and Main streets, occupied by the D. and S. Drug company. Harrington Attends Meeting J. J. Harrington, of this city, has attended a convention of Knights of Columbus, in Connersville. Monday ho spoke, telling of the organization and management of the Rev. Gebalt's home for boys. About 500 K. of C. members occurred at Sixth and Main streets Fined for Coal Theft Three men, Joe Eales, Alenzo Thompson and Albert Tull. were each fined $1 and costs and sentenced to serve one da:" in jail on charges of stealing coal from the Pennsylvania railroad. Pennington to Iowa Levi T. Pennington, director of the Friends Forward Movement, will go to the Iowa yearly meeting, Wednesday. He does not expect to return until the first of next week. Expects Good Conference Letters of invitation sent out by officials of the Friends Forward Movement, to delegates to the Forward Movement conference to be held in the South Eighth Street Friends church. Sept I 22 to 24, are meeting with ready re sponse in practically all instances, said Levi T. Pennington, director ol the movement, Tuesday. In only a few cases where sickness or some other equally unavoidable condition prevents attendance, are members declining to come. "I look for a fine conference." sad Mr. Pennington. Kluter Has Returned Marlowe Kluter. of South Fifteenth street, has re- . , ... , turned after a Petoskey, Mich. Boy Is Born A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wilson, 523 North Twenty-first street. Monday, at the home of Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs, Hulda Geier. Mrs. Wilson was for merly Miss Helen Geier. Sues for Divorce Suit for divorce has been filed by Martha C. Bowman against Emory W. Bowman. The plain tiff charges the defendant with cruel and inhuman treatment. She asks that her maiden name, Martha C. Snyder, be restored. Suburban WEST MANCHESTER, O Lester Woolf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Woolf, of this place, and Miss Lois Hoover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoov er, of near Eaton, were quietly mar - ried on Thursday, Aug. 26, by the Rev. George Sixt at Eaton, Ohio. A jolly crowd of serenaders from this place, numbering about 150, motored to the home of the bride on Friday evening and treated them to an oldfashioned belling. The newly-wedded pair responded with a treat of candy, peaches and cigars Harley Howell returned to Detroit Saturday after spending a week's vacation at home. . . . .Misses Geneive Rice and Warrena Whitney, of Lipia, O., who are visiting Mrs. Anna Howell, spen tWednesday with Loy Howell and family. .. -Mrs. Cora Leas and daughter, Mary, and Miss Treva Howell spent Thursday at Oxford, O... William Smith will move to the Alice Richards farm this week. Charles Morris will move into the property vacated by them Miss Treva Howell was a Dayton visitor Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Fowble and son. Sydney, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luman Tyler at New Paris Rev. O. F. Bilger was re-hired as pastor of the United Brethren church for the coming year. .. .Harvey Geeting and Ray Brown transacted business in Cincinnati Wednesday William Gangwer and wife, C. C. Beck and wife and T. C. Braddock and wife attended the Eyler-Banfill reunion Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ora Emerick spent Friday In Richmond .Mrs. Maggie Murray, of Winchester, who is making an extended visit with relatives, spent last Thursday with her brother, Jonathan Gray, and Henry Howard and family. Lester Spencer celebrated his 9th birthday anniversary by entertaining a number of his young friends on Saturday afternoon. After an hour spent in games and music a lunch of peaches, ice cream and cake was served. A masked box social will be held on the evening of Sept. 10 at the country home of J. G. Frank by the Willing Workers' class. Everybody is cordially invited to attend Delegates from the Christian church who attended the annual Christian conference at Troy, O., Sunday were Superintendent E. B. Creager and wife, C. D. Spencer and wife, Mrs. C. E. Barmes and D. A. Poe and wife. . Willie Fender, of Dublin, O., arrived here Thursday for a short visit with relatives Wiley Raracofe, of Detroit, Mich., is visiting this week with relatives here and at Lewisburg. Mrs. Karacoie, wno spent the summer with her parents, will return home with him Mr. and Mrs. Leo Guy entertained her parents, Mr. and Mrs William Leas of Greensfork, last week Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cossairt and J. A. Cossairt were dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Troue and faml ly Wednesday Mrs. Jessie Dilk and son Wiliam, were in Richmond, Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Spencer and family and Mrs. Emily Graham attended the Spencer family reunion Sunday at Covington, O Mrs. Mary Troue entertained her son. W. O.

RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND

WAR SPIRIT STILL STRONG, SAY LICHLITER; THINKS CANDIDATES DOTH OF SAWDUST

TUESDAY PROGRAM 7:30 P m. The Davies Light Opera company, "Glr-afle-GIrafla." WEDNESDAY 9:30 a. m. "The Bible Used and Misused." Dr. McComb. 10:00 a. m. Mrs. Houston. 2:00 p. m. Prelude, Davies Light ' Opera company. 3:00 p. m. Lecture, Roy L. Smith. 7:00 p. m. Concert, Davies Light Opera company. 8:15 p. m. Address, Dr. M. G. Brumbaugh, Ex-Governor Pennsylvania. That we have lost our Individual and national idealism in accepting the peace treaty, Is the belief of Dr. M. H. Lichliter, of Boston, who lectured at the Richmond Chautauqua Monday evening. England and Japan, he said, had gone Into the peace conference with the delegates well informed and prepared to get what the two nations wanted. And they got it. America, he said, had lost everything. There must be a revival of American idealism, he said; a rebirth of patriotism. Americans must cultivate a will of friendship toward the foreigners whom, he says, we have not given sufficient consideration. The speaker urged the practical application of the gospel of Jesus Christ in bringing about an international brotherhood and a world kinship, which, he said, would adjust political and social antagonism. Denounces Attitude Toward Alien Dr. Lichliter denounced the indifferent attitude of America toward the foreigner who comes to this country inspired by the high ideals of American institutions, desiring to became a citizen, and. who, because of this indifference, has been alienated and made a prey of the selfish industrial interests and unscrupulous politicians until he eventually becomes a member of the party of the discontented. We must give them a chance to know us, he said. Troue and family and Mrs. Elizabeth Leas, and Miss Sylvia Troue, of Dayton, at dinner, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Troue and family Mrs. Mary Shirley and daughter, Mary Virginia, of Kansas, visited relatives at this place last week Max Troue is spending the week-end at Dayton, with his cousin, Winson Troue, Jr Webster Casselman and family and Phil Miller and wife, Thomas Reiser and family of Broada, Mich., visited Sunday, with John Gauch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Reiser and family will visit several days of this week with relatives at Middletown Charley Steele is suffering from blood-poison, but is this writing his condition is improving Mr. and Mrs. Hollls Holtzmuller and Mrs. J. M. Studebaker were in Dayton Sunday and were guests of Elmer Holtzmuller and family. . .Mrs. E. G. Leas, Misses Irene and Margaret and Fred Leas are spending the week with-Bert Leas and family at Delaat Rochester, N. Y Miss Thelma ware, O Mrs. Clarence Gilfilan and her father, Mr. Allen Pierce, left Tuesday for a visit with Dudley Pierce Huff, of Verona, spent from Friday until Sunday, at the home of Charlie Morris and family Mr. and Mrs. Asa Leas entertained their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ermel, Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Sefgel and Herbert Davis of Dayton, on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Powell, visite(j her mother, Mrs. Rilla Washing ton, Sunday, at Ansonia, Mrs, Washington accompanied them home for a week's visit Miss Sherel Emerick returned to Dayton Sunday, after a two week's visit with her relatives.. Mrs. A. O. Miller spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. Josephine Fox at Dayton Glen Siler and wife fo Dayton, Clyde Reynolds and wife of Arcanium and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wehrley, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Monebake Mr. and Mrs. Emerick had as Sunday guests Misses Glenna and Shearl Emerirk. Harold Newsock, Adrian Leek and Miss Irene Crlsles all of Dayton Mr. and Mrs. William Gangwer. called on Walter Peden and family, Sunday evening at Eaton, O Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Morris were in Dayton, Mon day Mrs. W. Crisler and Daughter Miss Clara Crisler, of Carson City. Nevada, who were visiting Ohio relatives are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davison. .. .Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davison visited relatives at Anderson, Ind., on Thursday and Friday, Miss Belle Sparrow, who has made an extended visit at the Davison home this summer, returned with them to Anderson Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Holland of Richmond, were entertained by Dr. and Mrs. Carle Beane to six o'clock dinner Sunday William Hissong of W. Milton and Henry! danger ana ramily. of Fotsaam visited Thursday afternoon with Charles Steele and family Mrs. George Rlcker visited last week with friends at uma, u. mrs. u tecK was a nivuuiuuu iiupper, iviunuay . . mi . nu Mrs. Jerry Fager, spent Sunday, at Potsdam, with M. and Mrs. J. W. Ashbaugh Cletis Beck, will go to Detroit, Michigan, to take a five week's counsel in Ford' Auto school Harvey Gelting and Roy Brown, transacted business in Cincinnati, on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Bert Slifer, of Otterbein, called on Mr. and Mrs. Cletis Beck, Sunday. CENTERVILLE. Ind. Mrs. E. J. Lashley, Mrs. Tod Lashley, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Fenstermaker and their family were guests of Mrs. Anna Lashley and family the latter part of last week. Roy Parrott, wife and daughter, of Plymouth, Mich., are spending several days with Mr. Parrott's parents, Nimrod Parrott and wife Walter Russel and a friend, Mr. McNutt, of Chicago came last week for a visit with Mr. Russel's sister, Anna. Mr. Russel, Miss Russel and Mr. McNutt were entertained to six o'clock dinner Sunday evening at the home of a brother, Robert Russel and family, In Richmond Mr. Allin, father of Mrs. Knapp, was called to .Michigan the latter part of last week on account of the death of his brother. . . .John Smelser and family were over Sunday guests of his father, Nick Smelser, and wife, near Liberty . .Peter Daugherty and family moved the latter part

SUN - TELEGRAM. RICHMOND.

The speaker prophesied a war with, That we are being mislead by prop-, aganda, a great part of which is sent out through the papers of William Randolph Hearst, was the declaration of Dr. Lichliter. If we knew the truth about Mexico,! he said, we would never send a dier Into the country, where, he said huge sums of money are being stolen to protect foreign commercial interests. Anti-British Propaganda.

"Anti-British propaganda," he said,lof Lantz's store.. ...Mrs Henry Hu Ma hoinr n.rf wMoh wiii i.,H ! Py aa the guest of Mr. and Mrs

ni.o o-o ofi t, i .-v I ""v,,! ,.rf ILL 4" 1 iriD.i reyuimi- is uemg i iuam.ru m ouaton and New York. Whether Ireland ue given nume nuie inaepenaeuce, or j tt i - j, - 1 whatever the solution o' the Irish problem be, I do know that it is none of America's business to interfere. We must be Impartial judges. "War," he said, "was born in hell and will always stay there. War does not settle anything. It is the last resort of a stupid civilization. There must be international good will and service. We are bound to enter Into) some kind of an international alliance. It makes no difference what figurehead sits in the White House," he said. Doesn't Like Candidates. "The American voter stands between two piles of sawdust today. No one can say that either of the documents framed in Chicago and San Francisco were great. Neither of the nominees are great international statesmen. They lack culture, brains and statesmanship. Neither of them is equal to a Lloyd George, a Venizelos. a Millerand. "Now is the time when we need the judicial temper and the judicial mind. We need intellectual honesty to be once more in throw. It is a shame that a judge could not have been nominated for president rather than a journalist. Had it not been for the courts in the last few years America could never have been saved from the terrors of a revolution." The speaker praised the statesmanship of William Howard Taft and Elihu Root, whom he termed two great internationalists. of the week to their home, recently purchased, on North Main Cross street. The Cemetery association will serve supper Tuesday evening to the employes of the American Seeding Machine company of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Commons and son, Robert, of Los Angeles, are here for a visit with Mr. Commons' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Commons, and other relatives Miss Maud Marshall of Hamilton, Ohio, was the week end guest of Rev. and Mrs. Ernest CJark. Mrs. George McCoy, sister of Mrs. Clark, of Springfield. Ohio, came Sunday to be their guest for a few days. A number from here attended the home coming at Abington Sunday and enjoyed meeting many old friends and relatives Mrs. Martha Helms is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jess Lambert, of Indianapolis, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lambert, former residents of near Centerville, are preparing to move to Florida on account of Mrs. Lambert's health Mark Stev ens and family entertained the following guests Sunday: Mr. and Mrs B. H. Shriner, Muncie, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hughes and daughter, , Jean Anne of Huntington. Mr. and' TUrn Harold Clements and daughter of

Richmond.... Miss Starbuck of Ham- Mount AuDurn . . . ftirs tiarry .uanmond is the guest this week o"h?r ! ! ' tY J

aunt, Mrs. John Miller Lew Garrett and family, Grover Morgan and family, Ross Lamott and family of near here, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lamott of Muncie were all at home for Sunday dinner with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Lamott Frank Hatfield and wife assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Reith Hatfield entertained John Jackson and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Eliason Sunday Rev. and Mrs. Hester, of Milton, Richard SDarr and wife and Mr. and Mrs. William Demoss enjoyed a Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Thomas Lester Jay and wife of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs Kate Jay William Taylor and wife were two of the 52 relatives who enjoyed a day together St the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H Hawkins, south of Abington Misses May Rider Florence Rider, Etta Wilson and Charlotte Lewi3 of Dayton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Julian Dunbar CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Mr. ' Lee Ault attended the funeral of Mr. J. N Stover, at Hagerstown, Sunday afternoon Miss Anna Mary Lock, of Indianapolis, has returned home after a visit with J. W. Study and daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Thornbro, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. White Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wright, Mrs. C. W. Routh and daughter. Miss Gertrude were Richmond visitors Sunday Mr. and Mrs Herbert Taylor, of Newcastle and Everett Taylor visited Mrs. Laura Richey and mother, Mrs. Marv Hindm a n Mrs. Dora Bocker, of Dublin,! t F jd av .th hpr "'1 jjoover Mrs I ids HaiVf er Af'nt Rock, Ark. w ,vavr t , i ..;.:.: " ' ' ',' 'rJrB, ls , Puf.kett at Terra Haute.. Mrs FpHv Johnson, of Newcastle, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Reese. Mrs. Ruth Groves, of Connersville, visited her mother over Sunday Miss Bunell Shipman recently visited relatives at Indianapolis A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Peele. Saturday The Scott rounion and the Moore reunion were held at Glen Miller Park, Sunday Mrs. Mary Stahl and son. of Columbus, have been the guests of Mrs. Viola Roth Mr. and Mrs. Will Doney attended the Richmond Chautauqua, Sunday afternoon The Missea Grace and Julia Riess, Blanche Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. John Marson had a co-operative supper last Thursday at Manlove's Park in honor of the 51st wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Manlove Mrs. Benton Wagner, of Milton, visited the Misses Grace and Julia Riess Mr. and Mrs. George Paflin, Mrs. Conaway attended the Greenville, Ohio races Friday. DALTON, Ind. Joe Davis attended the Davis reunion at Greentown, Thursday Alfred Borough, of Day ton, v)., who has been visiting his J brother Erastus Borough and family, went to Kusnvme, Wednesday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Borough, before returning to his home Mr. and Mrs. Walter Writtenhouse and family, of Muncie, spent Sunday with Lute Otond. Albert Baldwin and Lute

IND, TUESDAY, AUG. 31. 1920.

Baldwin went home with them in the evening Arch Taylor and his sister, Mrs. Luellen and children, of Los an tville, went to the circus at Winchester, Wednesday.. . . .Perry Chamless and Ray Chamless, of 'Hagerstown, were calling on the folks in Dalton, Sunday. t kuhik I (j i ,1 in l uiifi Li lu i lit: latiurv i I . .-.i J , I .A V . there, to take a sunerintendencv in ! one department Mr. and Mrs. Oscar, packinpaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Charles i Root and son. Lowell, of Newcastle, were visiting L. D. Farlow and family! Sunday The other thrashing ring i sol-jheld their picnic in Beeson s Grove, Saturday afternoon. MILTON, Ind. Th"? societies of the Methodist church will serve a Penny Supper Friday night on the lawn north William Hussey Tuesday The Miasionarv socieiv of the Christian I . - ... - . ,,, I t wTJ" I wild iu rs. James in u uit'i . .i rs. i .1 ( i :i : - " , Warfren and Mrs. John Warren will assist Mrs. Napier- The following program will be given: Music. Mrc Flora Ferguson; devotions, Mrs. Frank Doty; paper, the New Emphasis on Use of Money, Mrs. Earl Crawford; reading, Mrs. John Warren; steward ship, Mm. Rate Mussey The Carey club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Edgar Denny. This will i be the first meeting of the club year. John Posey Jones left Tuesday morning for Salem, Ind., where he wi'l be the guest of his sister, Mrs. Russel' E. Wilson Mrs. John Abercrombio and son John, Jr., or Rushville, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moore Miss Maud Bate has gono to Petoskey, Mich., where she will teach this winter Miss Marie El will left Saturday morning to resume her work as teacher in the South Bend schools.. .Firman McCormick left Sunday for Ohio, where he will teach in the high school... Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess and Mrs. John Ferguson spent Sunday at Mooreland, with Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Swearingen Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Griffin and family, of Connersvlle. and Mrs Josie Clouds Mr. and Mrs. James O. Bragg returned Sunday from a three weeks' visit with Anderson relatives and a trip to Turkey Run... Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace and daughter, Dora, and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wallace spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Warren at Saratoga, Ind. Miss Hattie Sills. Miss Mary Sills, Mr. Vardaman and daughter, of Muncie, Rev. McCormick. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lowry. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Filby and Albert Kellum were at Abington Sunday Ralph and Isaac Byrant spent several days last week with Indianapolis relatives Mr. and Mrs. Carl Braden and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Braden spent Sunday with their sister and family at Anderson William Anderson in in West Virginia buying coal Mr. and Mrs. Greenburg Bryant and sons. Isaac and Howard. Mrs. Lowry and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller of Bentonville, left Monday evening to visit relatives in Iola. Ill Mr. and Mrs. Shock and famly and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lowry attended the Hatfield reunion at Raleich, Sunday. ....Harry Gause spent the week-end with Robert Curtlpy noar Connersville Miss Christina Williams oi Connersville. spent Sunday with Mrs Abel Gresh Howard Warren went to Indianapolis Tuesday Mrs. Alice Gresh entertained Tuesday evening at dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Walter High.irn and Mrs. Walter Haskell Olin Davis was a guest at a dinner party Sun i day, given by u llilam oodard of meet Mr. Manlove, who is home from a tour of Chautauqua work Mr. an.' Mrs. James Murphy come home Sunday from a two weeks' outing at La'n James Miss Smith of Pennville, is the nurse in charge of Mrs. Frank Jones. Miss Remper returned Monday to her home in Richmond John Hines is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Sharp, north of Germantown James Huh was at Newcastle Monday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beeson and family. Mrs. Ralph Varm and children of Indianap olis, Harry Otte of Chicago, and Paul Clevenger of Richmond, were camping last week at the Brown farmhouse Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown and son and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brown and daughter Cora, spent Sunday with them Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Beck went to Indianapolis Sunday to visit their children The "Hustlers" hustled and had 26 young ladies in their class at the Christian Sunday school, breaking the record for any one class since the war began against Col. Sol Summer Slump. There were 160 in the school Mrs. Frank. Elwell entertained Friday evening in honor oC Mrs. Walter Haskell, with a dinner party Charles Stewart of Flint, Michigan, was a recent guest of Milton relatives The Eastern Star will (meet Wednesday night Mrs. F. C. McCormick and daughter, Ruth, Frank j Jones, Ernest Jones, and John Posey I Jones heard Pussyfoot Johnson, at Richmond Sunday. ELDORADO, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Holcomb and daughter, Mary, reI turned home Friday, after a week's visit with relatives in southeastern Ohio... .Mrs. Flora Spitler, of south I nf town, underwent an operation for I annondieitis at the Reid Memorial nospuai at jviciiiiiuiiu, muaj. She is imDroving nicely A number of the local teachers are attending the Teachers' Institute at Eaton this week. Prof. L. F. Schieser made a business trip to Richmond Friday, where he purchased school supplies preparatory for the opening of school on Sept. 13. A large number of Eldorado people attended the Great Darke County When Folks Quit Coffee because of cost to health or purse, they naturally drink IfoSTAMT POTJM "There's a Reason

Fair last week John Shaeffer left .... , . i -1

Sunday evening for Milwaukee, Wis., where he will spend several weeks visiting his Bister, Mrs. Victoria Grambach Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rldenour Harley Lee and family. Joseph Early and family, of Dayton, Joseph Shaeffer and wife of Pyrmount, Walter Swathwood and family of near New Madi cn w H T .-1 r. r A Mra lPO I'lar. ow". t'uii ,atu auu , .At. , . .... ence Flatter and daughter. F. M. Deem I and wife, Amos Shaeffer and wife and ! Owen Shaeffer and family were entertained at the home of J. L. Shaeffer! and family Sunday. .. .Quite a number. were in attendance at the public sale

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afternoon Miss Martha Blackford went Sunday for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Pence of near Eaton Edgar Banfill of Lima, and Dick Thomas of Ricmond, spent over Sunday with the former's parents. Ernest Banfill, and atended the Ban-1 fill reunion on Sunday Mrs. Laura Fitzer and children called on Mrs. A. C. Rarnhart Saturday afternoon, and! r,.,i in. h0h st,,r Mrs. h,ho l... . ---- day evening Harvey Shewmon and family. Sadie Smith of Indianapolis, Mrs. F. P. Campbell and son, Guy, Charles Campbell and son Carl, Mrs. Nellie Emrick and daughter Alice and Miss Edna Rautsaw spent Sunday at Ludlow Falls, where they met Harry Campbell and family of Quincy. A basket dinner was served and a good time enjoyed by all.... Mr. and Mrs. P. G. McFadden and Mrs. Margaret Harris spent Sunday with Mrs. Ethel Harris of Richmond Mrs. James Markey called on Mrs. A. C. Barnhart Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Thomas of Richmond, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. McPherson Friday. .. .Willis Ryle was one of the contestants in the Boys' Pig club at the Darke county fair last week The six months old Duroc pig which he exhibited took second prize . H. R. McPherson and family were the Sunday guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. McPherson of near New Paris The annual Blackferd-Banfill-Eyler reunion was held at the home of C. M. Eyler near Eaton Sunday. A large number of relatives from here attended Frank Eyler and family entertained Herbert Rhinehart and family of Glen Ram at dinner Sunday. George Beard and wife of I Dayton were Sunday evening guests.. Harley Coovert and wife were guests of Roy Ashbaugh and family of near Pittsburg Sunday evening. ... Mr. and Mrs. Lon Daily and Mrs. Susie Daily, of Hamilton, spent Sunday with Mr. Charles Black and family of Castine.. Mrs. Lester Hapner and son Robert returned home Saturday. .. .Erin Disher spent a few days last week with A. E. Disher and family and attended the fair Mrs. O. F. Kimmel and daughter Letticia, and son Evin and Evin Disher attended the Creager reunion at Eaton, Thursday Mrs. Charles Smith of Lewisburg, Mrs. Maggie Kimmel and daughter Angela, and Mrs. Harry Juday spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. J. C. Juday. .. .Miss Ratie Waldren of near Greenville, and Miss Letticia Rimmel are attending the Teachers institute at Eatonthis week. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Eddins spent Sunday afternon with William Oswalt ind family .... Horace Disher of Dayton was the guest of O. F. Rimmel and family Saturday night Verto McGriff and wife and William Oswalt and family called on George Troutwine and family, of near West Manchester, Sunday evening Misses Anna and Agnos Hirselbolz, Mary Maler, Ed Kimmel and Lowell Penland, all of Piqua, O., and Mr. Kimmel and family spent Sunday with Mrs. John Penland and daughter, Katherine Mrs. Mollie Colvin and son Joe spent from Saturday until Monday visiting relatives at Peru. Ind Mr. end Mrs. Tom Brown of near Yanketovn, and Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Campbell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown. John Brown and wife of Yankeetown. Eugene Brown and wife and Miss Helen Brown of Winchester, Ind., were afternoon callers. . .Mr. and Mrs John Nearon entertained Mr. and Mrs. Volney Shilt of Verona, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hapner of Lewishurg, Letter Hapner and family and Elijah Hapner and sons Charles and Rnv. Snndiv. . . BEAR OIL for HAIR AN INDIAN'S SECRET One of Uie potent lncrfdimt of Kotalko for the tiair if genuine lrar oil. There are other acute liieredienti Dot found in any other hair preparation. Kotalko hoa aur-ceeded in many casea or baldness, rainna nair ami dandruff when every other lialr lotion or treatmeut haa proved futile. SJOO Guarantee. Amarlnir results In cue; considered hopeless. Yell never saw a bald Indian 1 Why become or remain oaM if you ran btow hatrf If others have obtained a new growth or have conquered dandruff, or stopped falling hair throurli Kotalko. ir mt nut ' ;et a hi nf KOTALKO at any busy druo store: nr .end 10 rent, silver or stamps, for UltOCUl BE with rROOF BOX of Kotalko to J. tt. Brittain. Inc. Station F, New York. N. Y.

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Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Miller. . j t. ii.i , r n M y4 r wc and daughter Helen, and Mr. and Mrs. . C. D. Miller were the guests of William Guenther and family of near West Manchester. :.. The annual Beard reunion was held at the home of H. E. Johnson Sunday. About fifty relatives and friends were present... - Money also is the root of hnnniness. much SAY "DIAMOND DYES' Don't streak or ruin your material !n a. poor dye. insist on .Diamond Uvea.directions in package. "CORNS" Ul I IXlgUlWU WUllUUl ram Doesn't hurt a bit! uroy a little Freczone on an aching corn, Instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or Irritation. Advertisement. Special Prices on Tires Richmond Tire Service Cor. 11th and Main Improve your favorite photo with a STAND UP FRAME The Richmond Art Store 829 Main St. CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS E. W. STEINHART CO. Richmond, Ind. For Sale at a Bargain 1920 Pilot Sport Model Driven less than 1,000 miles. The Richmond Electric Co. A BANK FOLKS LIKE TO PATRONIZE Safety and Service DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY The r or nace is the heater that will keep your home warm this winter. Our stock is now complete and we advise early buying in order to assure quick delivery. You'll not be disappointed with this stove. See it now. OUSE

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