Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 26, 9 December 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1920.

EVELYN BOYD, AGED i GREENVILLE CHILD, ! SEVERELY SGALDED

GREENVILLE, O., Dec. 9. Evelyn, the 5-yeaiHjldv, daughter, of Mr and Mfs. Frank Boyd.met with a serious accident when she fell backward Into a tub partly filled with boiling water and was severely scalded. John R. Flotron. Grand Master of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohio, has

appointed asWstci'Lecurer for the'l

Third MasoitfrDIstrtct, ;Dr.- S. A. Hawes, of v GreenriHe, lv' Ohio. Dr. Hawes is wVl" Qualified to take this position, having served three years as Master of Arcanum', lodge No. 295 two years as Thrt'e' llustrions r MaBter-of Matched ,OpuaCH, Jf?0,' 81, Greenville, Mrs. Uhelmin Deubner ' passed away at: the.' home of her daughter,

Mrs. J,,; A iMergTer re-miles east of rGegnvnijon -heiyersallles ; pike, Friday, "death belng due to old age and

a complication of diseases.

George W. Trimble was appointed guardian of the person and estate of Harold C. Trimble. Cassie Bring was appointed guardfan of John F. Thomas. The will of William Hittle was admitted to probate record Saturday. Mary A. Kunkle was appointed administratrix of the estate of Esther A. Kunkle,1 deceased.-Robert-Miller efal to Ralph Huested et al. 59 acres of Allen township land, ?5,0O0. r -. Application-; filed to fir-and .determine inheritance tax on the Charles L. Hatzenbarger" estate. Marriage licenses were to Shirley B. McCabeVl8, New Madison, and Florence Mae Krick, 16, New Madison.

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Circuit Court

V i Attorney Frank Strayer withdrew his appearance for Frank Richardson,

J in circuit court Thursday. Richardson

was brought Into court and Judge Bond announced that his trial would be set for some time this month. Sherman J. Brown and Lois Frances Johnson were granted a marriage license In the county clerk's office Wednesday.

Gladys H. Fink filed suit for divorce

against Wilbert H. Fink in the county

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Announcement has been made i by ' the president; of the Polity; club that " Professor, "Woodburn, of Jndiana university, "will Jecture to the club Tues- ; dRy. at $:00 p. m.Dec. 14. Professor , Woodburp is scheduled to address the : Woman's jClub of Richmond, Tuesday afternoon- and he will lecture-at the college in the. evening. , The meeting ; will be held In the Eariham Hall association room and will be free of 1 1 hargc. The public is invited to attend.

Chapel ' exercises were- conducted I by the Christian association of the! college. Margaret Timberlake as a representative of the Y. W. C. spoke j en the subject of "Foreign Missions."

'Ruth Thorpe set forth the- plan of the association for securing 1he annual l'lidset. for missionary work. James Thorpe represented the Y. M. C. A. ' in the exercises.

This Polish mother, waiting at one of the kitchens of the American Relief Administration European Children's Fund in Warsaw, is typical in her suffering and needs. She has nothing but black bread made from bark ana straw to give her babies. Her boys of fourteen and sixteen followed their father to fight the Bolsheviki. In Eastern Poland there are families worse off than hers, living in dugouts, sometimes ten families in one. Not a shack of any kind has been left standing in many areas invaded by hordes of Bolsheviki. The Americans keep child-feeding stations going here. A million Polish boys and girls depend on them for existence. Austria, Czecho-Slovakia, and the Baltic States contribute another million and a half who must be fed if this generation is to have a chance. The European Children's Fund, under the chairmanship of Herbert Hoover, has undertaken that obligation and will continue it if the American people take it on financially. Twenty-three million American' dollars will save two and a half million European children from starving to death.

clerk's office Thursday. The case is returnable Feb. 8. Paul Beckett, appearing on behalf of the American Express company In circuit court Thursday,, entered a general denial as answer to complaints filed by Estelle Bell and Homer F. Bell against that company. The complaints asked damages totalling $317. The case of Charles M. Thomas vs. Emory P. and Agnes S. Perry, complaint in ejectment, was dismissed by the court Thursday. Plaintiff in the case of Thomas Slick vs Anna Slick was awarded a decree of absolute divorce on grounds of

abandonment Thursday, Costs were I.ald by the plaintiff. The Firestone Tire and. Rubber company was awarded damages amounting to $329.89 in the complaint on account filed by that company against Hiram S. Downerd. . , :., -. . , Petition for extension of time in the case of Grace I. Cooney vs. John L.

Cooney et al, suit for partition, was;

granted by the court Thursday. Thes

petition gave as the reason for the request a desire to sell real estate. The extension will last till the end of the 1-resent term of court.

meetings. At these meetings varied programs are presented in French. Membership in the Spanish Club has gradually risen until it now consists of about fifty members. The club will give a social Saturday night at the college. The work of the club is under the supervision of Miss Thomas, instructer in Spanish.

A movie will be given at the college

Psturdav night, featuring Pouelns ; Fairbanks in "When the Clouds Roll j Fy", at. 8 n. m. Thee entertainments ; pre attended hv a laree per cent of i the student body and also are open to J

the public.

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Much interest is being taken in the j foreign language clubs at the college! ;ihH year. Le Circle Francais under! 'the direction of Professor Arthur!

, Charles nd Miss Parker, of the i French department, holds weekly

HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Dec. 9. Memorial services in honor of the late Senator Bankhead of Alabama were held today by the senate. Eulogies were delivered by numerous senators and all other business went over until tomorrow. Children's Coughs Sftlv rivina the child dose of afo

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