Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 291, 18 October 1920 — Page 7
BANKERS OF AMERICA lim 111 a MiumiM
Uttl IHVIASHINblUH FDR 46TH GONVEfiTlON
(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. Oct. IS. Bankers from all parts of the -country meet here tomorrow for the opening of the 46th annual convention of the American Bankers' Association, which -will continue through the week. The program calls for consideration of all questions of finance, ranging from problems of the country bankers to international relations. Cabinet officers as well as bankers of national prominence are to address the meetings,, to be held morning, af
ternoon and night, seme simultaneously, in three downtown hotels and a theater. The program also calls for a daily round of entertainment, arranged particularly for women visitors. Many Committees. Mote than a score of committees of the association meet tomorrow, each to consider the particular problem assigned to it, with a report to be made later to the convention proper, which will hold sessions Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings. The committees will consider questions of federal and state legislation, public relations, education, gold, Americanization and thrift, insurance and numerous other subjects. Vice President Marshall will deliver the address of welcome to the bankers at the opening session of the convention proper on Tuesday. The annual address of President Richard S. Hawes, of. the association, will follow. Secretary Meredith of the Agriculture Department, also will speak on "Banking and Agriculture" and John J. Pulleyo, of New York, will discuss "Transportation and Us Effect on Credit." r Houston to Speak. Secretary Houston, of the Treasury, wit nn nrirtrps on "Government Fi-
nace," is to be the. principal speaker
Wednesday. Thursdays convention program calls for addresses by Joseph H. Defrees, president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, on "Service Organizations"; Sol Wexler, of New York, on "Financing and Underwriting Big Business." On Friday addresses will be made by H. W. Ilobinson, of Los Angeles, on "Commodity Financing"; Oscar Wells, of Birmingham, on "Federal Reserve Banks" and George Woodruff, of Joilet, 111., on "The Country Banker's Problems." Particular problems of the bankers will bo considered at sectional meetings held each afternoon.
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND, MONDAY, OCT. 18, 1920.
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BLOOMINGSPOR.T. Ind. Miss Maude Deboy. who has been visiting relatives in Fort Wayne, Warsaw and Bluffton. returned to her home Thursday, evening.. . Mrs. Eva Glover entertained the following at dinner Thursday in. honor of her birthday anniversary: Mrs. Inez Engle and daugh ters, Ruth and Marie, Mrs. Emma Wright and Mrs. Iona Senior. Tho ladies employed their time quilting. Mrs. Will Huber of Wabash, Ind.. is visiting relatives and friends here for a few days. She will return to her home Sunday Mrs. Mariana Engle spent Wednesday in Winchester Mr. and Mrs. Will Potter of Portland spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Chamness.' They were dinner guests of Mrs. Emily Thornburg Clifford Baldwin and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly Enelc Tuesday Mrs. Myrtle Ogburn and Mrs. Olive Deboy visited Mrs. Maude Chenoweth, near Lynn, Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Perry Milks and daughter, Orplia. of Seymour, Ind . Epent Tuesday night, and Wednesday with Mrs. Mills' mother, Mrs, Martha Beeson Mr. and Mrs. James Isenbarger entertained at dinner Wednesday Mrs. Webster Isenbarger of LaCrosse, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Isenbarger Mrs. Josiah Vander grip received word Wednesday of the death of her sister, Mrs. Eva Rogers, Of Eaton, Ind. The funeral was held at Eaton Friday afternoon Mrs. Flo Wills went to Richmond Thursday afternoon to spend a few weeks with her son, Roscoe.. .Mr. and Mrs. Oi;i Thomas and baby spent the forepart of the week heie with his grandmother, Mrs. Emily Thornburg.. . Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Vandergrip, Mr. ard
iMrs. John Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.
Alien Johnson attended the funeral ot Mrs. William Rogers, at Eaton, Ind., Friday.. .Mrs. Estella Isenbarger was the guest of her brother-in-law, Ben Jsenbarger and family, Tuesday night and Wednesday. She is spending a few days with her parents at Modoc. Her father is seriously ill. WINCHESTER. Ind. Mrs. Stephen
Clevenger, of Winchester Chapter D. A. TL represented the chapter, at he etate conference at Vincennes the past week The Magazine Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George
E. Eastman. At the conclusion of the meeting elegant refreshments were Berved Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hinshaw and Mrs. A. J. Stakebake have returned from a short visit with Tipton relatives The women of Randolph County held a Red Cross meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. B. Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Ben E. Hinshaw, Mrs. A. J. Stakebake. Mrs. J. E. Hueston and Miss Anna Hinshaw spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J H. Lanning at Portland.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flora, of Muncie, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Flatter Several friends from Fort Wayne attended the funeral here Wednesday of
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Morris and daugh
ter, Thelma Mrs. Henrietta Wlis-
son has returned from Carmel, where she was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Don Carey Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Litschert entertained Wednesday eve
ning, a number of young friends..-,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sarig and daughter's
Martha and Mary, have returned froi;n
a Short visit with relatives at Galveiston. Indiana Mrs. John Edger has; returned from a Fhort visit with hei
daughter, Mrs. John Fager, at Port
land Mrs. Harry Magee has returned from Colorado, where she has
been for several months on account of her health Mrs. Clifford Meier and
children, of Indianapolis, are th& guests of Mrs. Meier's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hicks Wright Miss Lia un
kead has returned from a short business trip to Cincinnati Mrs. Ed Durr has returned from Tiffin, Ohio, where she visited her son. Bert Durr and family. The Current Events club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Elizabeth Rubey. Dainty refreshments were served The Woman's club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. J. Pretlow Mrs. James P. Goodrich and mother, Mrs. Jonas Frist, spent Wednesday In Greenville, Ohio, the guest of Mrs. C. W. Moore The Fortnightly club will meet Tuesday evening with Miss Lela Kinkead Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Huston of Union City have returned after a short visit with Mrs. J. E. Huston Miss Ida Huston of Union City is the guest of relatives and friends here Mrs. W. A. Martin, of Marion, Ind., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Louisa Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey have returned from a short visit in Fort Wayne Miss Belle Edger is the guest of relatives in Indianapolis.... Miss Flora Steele is the guest of friends in Indianapolis E. S. Jaqua has returned from a short visit with her brother, Horace Jaqua, at Tipton. Mrs. Clarence Butts of California is the guest of relaitves and friends here Miss Daisy Fraze and father will leave in a short time for their winter home in Winter Haven, Florida. Mrs. Elizabeth Moon left Tuesday for Wichita, Kansas, where she will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. G. H. Smith Mrs. Ella Kemp entertained friends at dinner Tuesday. ....Miss Flora Wasson entertained a number of young friends Monday evening. MILTON Charles Wolford is arranging to move, to his farm east of Richmond Mr. Shant has moved from his father's farm south of town to Connersville. The father is arranging to build a fine new home in the grove south of Si present home. The old home will be used as a tenant house.. The Rebekah lodge will meet Tuesday and the Eastern Star Wednesday A party from Connersville returning from Muneie in a large car knocked Albert Kellam's Ford car into the canal near Manlove's park, damaging the machine Mr. and Mrs. Park Thornburg and Mrs. Barbara Ferris were in Granville, O., to spend Sunday with Miss I?yl Thornburg who is in school there. They stopped in Columbus to see Mr. and Mrs. Homer Newman and Dr. and Mrs. Vere Miller Mrs. Emma Fulghum and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fetta of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kinney.. Mrs. George Klemm is recovering nicely from a recent operation at St. Vincent hospital at Indianapolis The 500 club will niPet with Mrs. J. C. Beck Wednesday .ftsi-nnnn About. 60 euests were
entertained by the social committee of the Cary club at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ferris Thursday. Mrs.
Johnson of Dublin gave a number of readings. Miss Nellie Jones gave sev
eral piano solos and Mrs. Russell Wilson sang. Dainty refreshments
were served. The hostesses were
Mrs. Hazel Ferris, Mrs. George Kel-
sey, Mrs. Ed Wilson, Miss Nellie
Jones, Miss Lulu Fawcett, Mrs. John
DuGranrut, Mrs. Charles Ferris and Miss Florence Newman A large crowd from the Christian church attended the revival services at the Richmond Christian church Tuesday evening. .Henry Hess and Wallace Warren had the tires on the back of their machines stolen while at Richmond Tuesday night Mrs. Alice
Green spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hurst at Hillhurst. Mrs. Jumma Moore arrived this week from a visit with a brother in Oklahoma and her son in Denver Through the kindness of the Palladium the people of Washington township may get the election returns at Milton Grange hall. They have rented the hall and arranged for installing a private wire and will have an operator to take the news. The ladies of the Grange will serve coffee and sandwiches throughout the night Watson Faucett and Miss Fay Roberts of Richmond were married last week. They will live on a farm north of Richmond Mr. and Mrsv Thomas Lindsay of Indianapolis were recent guests ot Mrs. Sallie Beeson and Mr. and Mrs. Harper Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Horace Huddleson have been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weed who are moving to Indiana from New York state Charles Ferris fell from the roof of his house while painting it and injured his head.... Mr. and Mr3. Frank Bennlnger and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dorgan spent Sunday at Muncie with Mr. and Mrs. Will Benninger Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shock had as her guest recently Mrs. Emory Rapier of New Lisbon Mr. and Mrs. Walter Highams spent Sundav at Pendleton with Mrs. Fred Lantz and daughter Mrs. Russell Wilson of Salem, Ind., is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Jones Mrs. Alice Myers, Mrs. Sarah Beeson and Willard Williams spent Friday with Dr. and Mrs. Charles Kniese at Cambridge Mr. and Mrs. James Baker celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary Saturday L. W. Zeller -was in Richmond Tuesday The Milton high school baseball team won a score of 14 to 12 over New Lisbon Friday afternoon The high school, through the kindness of Mr. Miller,
has the use of the Wallace school lnouse for a basketball room. "The girls practice after school and the boys at night. The teachers coach the teams Mrs. Vene Beeson had as her guests Mrs. Petle ot Cambridge Caty, John Gray of New York city and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Harlan, recently Mrs. Henry Hussey had as a guest one day last week, Howard Stanton ot Indianapolis Mrs. Will Hurst is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Frrris Mr. and Mrs. Linville Wal
lace visited Mr. and Mrs. Ben Copeland, north of Connersville, Thursday Mrs. Lycurgus Beeson has a new sedan William Huddleson moved into his new home Thursday. Mr. ICnipp moved into the Ferris house, vacated by Mr. Huddleson, and Virgil Jo3inson moved Into the house vacated by Mr. Knipp Miss Fern Hester has been given leave of absence from her school in Cambridge City because of a sore throat. She is with her parents at Fairland, Ind., and at last report was little better Grandma Crist has come from -Brookville to
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spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Theo Crist.... The home club met Friday evening with Mrs. Sarah. Kinney. The program for the. evening was: Responses, "The Name of a Senator;" "The Cost of Nominating our President, Mrs. Rose Hoshour; "Congress," Miss Cora Brown; "The Senate," discussion by the club members. .. .Mrs. Henry Hussey Is visiting her brother, Monroe Izor and other Cincinnati relatives Mrs. Flora Vorhees is home from Cincinnati. Her sister, Mrs. Helen Hunt, accompanied her for a short visit. ...Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and mother, Mrs. Julia Ball and sis
ter attended a Holiness meeting at Cincinnati recently. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Will Elwood and Mrs. Lfsh McClure of Connersville were guests ot Mrs. Vene Beeson Thursday...-. Mrs. Hattie Heist spent Wednesday in Richmond with Dr. Gentle and family.... Mr. and Mrs. Oran Bragg. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sizelove, Mrs. Will Bragg, Miss Helen McCalmeht and Mrs. Louis Johnson were in Hamilton, O., Sunday. .. .Miss Pearl Napier is home from Washington, D. C, for a short vacation Mrs. W. C. Squier and children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess and Mrs. Ferguson were guests of Mr.
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Moreland at supper, Sunday The
State Grange meeting will be held at Connersville Wednesday and Thurs
day. The Milton team will take part
in the contest drill. They, were In Connersville Wednesday night for practicing for the affair. .. .Mrs. Arch
Hamilton of Muncie was a recent guest of Milton relatives Mr. and Mrs. Willis Leverton and Clyde Leverton and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Revalee. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Newton and family were in Connersville Thursday after
noon.... Mrs. William Wallace, Mrs. Robert Beeson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace were Richmond visitors Tuesday. Harry Gause writes from Bloomington that he is pleased with his work In Indiana university..
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Your Doctor Asks One question before all others You have heard it many times,' 'Are your bowels moving regularly ?" Before all else, he asks this. Why? ' The reason is this : Most h uman ills result from ineffectual bowel elimination. Medical science for years has taught this truth. - )
Millions of men and women know it today. They know that to keep well they must keep free from constipation. Till recent years, however, most people did not know this one thing: Oldfashioned cathartics, slow in action and uncertain of results, endangered health. They took too long to act. They allowed time for the intestinal waste to send its poisons through the body.
the old-fashioned, slow-acting type of carthartic. For safe and certain results, physicians everywhere now prescribe a harmless mineral water. This water is known as Pluto. It never fails to give prompt and . complete results. The reason is the minerals it contains. These minerals soften the waste accumulation. The water helps to flush it gently away. Relief is prompt and complete. The action is pleasant and gentle entirely free from the griping effects of old-fashioned cathartics.
A physic must act promptly and completely. Vour physician will tell you this. Time is of vital importance, for germs breed by minutesina clogged intestinal tract. Poisons quickly enterthe blood. They spread with astonishing rapidity. They weaken vitality. They are a common cause of disease. Constipation brings disease Foul breath, coated tongue, lassitude, muddy or pimply skins are outward signs of constipation. Who knows what serious results may follow? Colds, headaches, rheumatism, kidney troubles, influenza, pneumonia frequently result from improper intestinal elimination. That is why the waste must be removed at once. A day even half a day is too long to wait for results from a physic. Medical science today warns against
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Every citizen wants to be sure that he or she understands exactly how to cast their ballot. A slight mistake may result in your vote not being counted. It is therefore important that you attend these meetings. . . ,
Women and Young Men Voting for the first time are especially urged to attend
All questions will be answered and every effort made to see that you are properly instructed. Note the date and house of the meeting in your nearest town and be there.
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...BOSTON . . . ABINGTON ...CENTERVILLE . ...WILLIAMSBURG ...FOUNTAIN CITY
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21 JACKSON BURG 7:30 21 GREENSFORK 7:30 22 .- HAGERSTOWN 7:30 22 i '.WHITEWATER 7:00 22 BETHEL 7:45
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P. M F. F. RIGGS P. M T. A. FISHBACK P. M PAUL BECKETT P. M HARRY E. YOCKEY P. M.. . Promfnent Republican Orator P. M.. . ." HARRY E. YOCKEY P. M RAY K. SHIVELEY P. M F. F. RIGGS P M T A F 1 S H B AC K P. M PAUL BECKETT P. M GATH FREEMAN P. M WILL RELLER P. M WILL RELLER
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