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TJLEGRXm, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1920.

PARKER AND JULIAN TO SPEAKi L EDGAR TALKS TO S.S. FOLK

5AT0N. O., Sept, Jl W. A. Julian, of Cincinnati, Democratic nominee f6r United States senator, and Governor John M. Parker of Louisiana, will speak at a political rally here next Monday night, according to announcement by H. R. Gilmore, chairman of the Preble County Democratic Cen tral committee.- , Mrs. Studebaker Qets $10 Mary Studebaker was awarded tem porary alimony In the sum of $50 lump sum and $10 a week, in a divorce and aJlmony action filed recently In common pleas court against her husband, Wilbert Studebaker. The award was made Monday by Judge A. G. Rlstnger,

Che also Is suing for custody of a 16 year-old Bon and partition of a 98-ecre

farm in Harrison township, she ciainv Ing a half interest. Her counsel sought $200 temporary alimony. Files te Dismiss Suit.

Gertrude Hickman of Indianapolis, through her local counsel, has filed a motion in common pleas court for dis

missal of a Buit for $150 damages brought against her by J. O. .Smith,

- upon grounds that she has never been served with a notice of the suit nor

a summons. The suit grew out of a collision of automobiles on the Rich, raond pike, near Eaton, last November. Campaign for Members. L. B. Edgar, of Columbus, state superintendent of adult work in Sunday schools, spoke here at a meeting Sunday In the Christian church in the interest of a campaign for a half million members for adult classes in Sunday schools of the etate. It is expected the drive will close Oct 12. The meeting was attended by ministers, Sundayschool superintendents and Sundayschool workers from ell sections of Preble county. A proposition was brought before the meeting to secure ttie services of a secretary or director of religious education for the county. The plan la to unite the county with several other counties into a district in securing a secretary's or director's services. A committee was appointed .to investigate the plan, coat, ect. This committee will report in a meeting next Sunday afternoon in tho Christian church. Would Build Roadway, Building of a concrete roadway through Banta's creek, in Lanier township, near the Bolton farm, is proposed by the county commissioners. Sealed bids for labor and material tov the proposed improvement will be received by the Commissioners UP tJJ noon of October 2. Bridge and Culvert Contracts Minor bridge and culvert Improvements costing $547.44 have been verb, ally contracted for by the county commissioners. Ed. Overholts will build two concrete headwalls on the Swan road, Somers township, near Steele's, one to cost $99.90 and othe other $49.95. Overholts will alBo. build a concrete bridge top and a roadway on the Striber road, Somers township, near John Duffjeld's, the former to cost $197.20 and the latter $11.50, E. F. Fornshell will construct a guardrail on the Camden and Gratis road, Somers township, near R. C. Prugh's, and a guardrail on the Striber road, Somers township, near John Duffield's, the former to cost $34.50 and the latter $27.50. Oscar Durkle will build a culvert top on the Enterprise road, Lanier township, near Ingomar, for $70. David Bradbury will construct a guardrail on the College Corner and Fairhaven road, Israel township, near McDonough's, for $56.84. Ready for W. C. T. U.

Anna L. Hahn, of Eaton, president

of the Preble County Woman's Chris

tlan Temperance union, announces

that all is in readiness for the county W. C. T. U. convention here Wednes

day, the meeting to be held in the

Christian church. A very profitablo

meeting is anticipated, she says. Mrs

Viol Romans, vice-president of- the State W. C. T- U- and- candidate : for United States senator,, will be the principal speaker. She' wilt speak at the afternoon' and '' evening sessions. The meeting will open with a working session at 9:50 q'ejock. Green Jree lnn Clerk U jStricken by Paralysis OXFORD, O., Sept. il.-Edward J Lashbrook, aged ' 53 years; of Horn. La., clerk at the Green i-Tree Jan.; Oxford's leading . hostelry 'was ; stricken with paralysis last evening whilejsi ting on the porch of Clyde' R, Haydens residence, '- .;'.'.- v .'.-' Mr. Lashbrook came to. this village three years ago, v and has a host of friends her. He was taken to Mercy Hospital. Hamilton, in critical . condi

tion.. ' ' . , ; Freshmen In Uniform, i Two hundred freshmen of Miami university today made their t appearance in the regulation freshman caps. The caps are ' of bulldog style, made of gray .materia!, and have bright green visors and a green - button, on the top. The freshmen, tinder, compulsion, will wear these caps -until April. John Hays Resigns. r ; John H. Hays, member of the village board of public affairs, and secretary of the Oxford Loan andlBulldlng association, has resigned, and on Jct.;l will go to Columbus, where he will be Identified with the Pure. 'Oil company.

Neither of the vacancies occasioned by

the resignation of Mr, Hays has been filled. Mayor Hughes will-appoint; a

member of the board of public affairs upon the recommendation of the other two members-

Joseph Stout Dead; 92, Joseph Stout, aged 92 years, well

known farmer living between this village and College Corner," died yesterday of general debility. ; - . ' '

GETS PLEASANT SURPRISE "About 6 months ago my father was very sick with his stomach, which had

been troubling him for several years

Three doctors said he had cancer and one said it was gall stones all agreed

an operation necessary, but on ac count of his age I was afraid to risk it

I told a friend about It who said his

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News of the Counties

' 1111 -V "' ' : HOLLANSBURG. O.--The Indiana

conference, which was held here' last week, was well attended. There were

76 ' ministers and a ' number of dete gates from different places . present

Several fine sermons and addresses

were enjoyed at eaeh'i session. ; On Thursday the Ladies' Aid of the Chris-j tlan church Served dinner to 800 deie,

welcome. 1 Tne sessions .win -be held" In. the Friends . church, and. meals will be served by the Aid of that church. On thV eyentng -of the-28th a' special program "of music, ; reading ajd'" addresses ill. be given. The program isj being prepared and will; bo (Mmtfunced( later. There: were' 35 from Center-, vilie an4;vclhity who enlisted in this.' regiment' and : marched forth to -bat' t3e.ad out. five, of these, are livlne today. , Jake Tibbits .and William MathewS are the only one ' who : reside here. Robert Vorhees . of Hacti fordyClty, John William pf Illinois; Aii;'Tnimn Stevens of Portland.

Ore,, are the other members. ijvlrigJ

Many people f CenterVUl! havoJ

opened -their' homes for the entertainment of; these Qvil war veterans and' all intend " to make this reunion- a"

happy one for .them . . , ,Tha funeral off

the Infant, child of Mr, and Mrs, William -Crouch was conducted by the". Rev. MCormlck: at the Christian churchSaturday afternoon- 'Burial In Earlham." - ; ' ' ', ;

LIBERTY; . Ind. The W. :V T. 'vU;j

met. with Mrs. Lucy Gard on Southjj

street, last Thursday afternoon. After' the regular . program, officers wore; elected for the . ensuing year;. President, 'Mrs. Harriet ; Filer;- vce" prest

dent, ' Mrs. ' Mary Bourne; secretary

Mrs. Nettie. Harbine,' - treasurer, Mrs. Mary Cordell. Mrs. Bourne and Mr

MeCarty were elected delegates, to the

The members were entertained -by Yip trola mus.lQ. Refreshments- were serjr ed and, then adjourned to meet.' fa Octoher with good reports of tho con version. ' ' i ' , t' ' Charles Couehlin. who recenliv. un

derwent an operation at the Me,thodit'

hospital -at naianapous, is recovering nicely -and will soon be able to rUann

heme: --Mrs. Coughlln returned- home' A few " days! ago,, having been.- theie.

with her husband ror some (tnne., .t PROP.'QODDARD TO TEST .1

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WORCIJESTER. Mass., Sepy Prof' Robert H. Qoddard, who.i.a. fe vmonths ago, attracted wide, attention

by declaring 'his bfelief that" a-jrocket capahle. of,, soaring ifrpm the efirth to thft njQon was feasible, has announced that a,' 'Working rnode.1 of such -a pro;ectl?B wlllbo given a test wjthin a rnqnth's "tinie The- basic principle of Ws ldventlonr provides for the detonattcft'tof fcucce86ive rcharges of 'explosivewitll4ihe rpfcket. thus renewing Ua,mome,nUiTn at regular Intervals. JTMe' pVesfht tets are DelnMmade tov'tqe ipurpoie vi 'demonstrating' that

auccoepiva charges can be nredfio tma way In .an apparatus that is pratclc-abe4Pref.-''Goddaj'd said. "No at. tenipt la being made to obtain a great

atludtf, to make-',the proporyon of 'fofQkt-:idrgt;;or to. construct a large

appat;aT,us iror tne pimpie reason inai tlie funds available from the Smithsoriiai institution win permit the .com

pletion; or owy a small moaei oj aoout six pounds 'weight, with a capacity of

about sixty charges, and no attempt to attain great. lightness of const iuotion. The Important point is that the Bemon-

Etratlon or such a; device as tqis win reEaoye tne' ppssitiiity of any doubt as to the practicability Of the method and alio as ifl the -possibility of atjalning a reat;altithdes asTmay be desired."

appealed to Chief Mooney of Chicago Monday for hejp, "Crime is rampant in the cities of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor, burglaries running up to twenty-five a day," his message said. Chief Mooney answered the appeal In

person and with five of Chicago's best i raids and filled both jails to overdetectives and available policemen n flowing, Seventy-eight arrests were the Indiana cities began a series of I made.

gates and ministers. At the closing meeting Friday night all reported aa being highly, entertained, and extend us a welcome to their homes'.

CENTERVILLE. Ind.The reunion

of the 124th regiment' .will , be .-held here Sept, 28 and 29.. WiUiam. Mathj ews is planning for the atfairj. assisted

by a number of others, and they hopei to- make it a red- letter :day for these

old soldiers and give them a hearty

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