Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 43, 30 December 1920 — Page 12

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fHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND. 1ND., THURSDAY, DEC. 30, 1920.

COURT OF APPEALS CONFIRMS DECISION IN CASE AT EATON . , EATON, O., Dec. SO. Finding of te lowr court in the A. I Heckraan and D. W. Shirley suits haa- ben (affirmed by the court of appeals, decision of the higher court being received ! here by Clerk of ' Courts V. O. Hookstool. Heckman Is victor In the two cases. A. L. and Laura Heckman sued D.

. W. Shirley In common pleay court for

re-establishment of a farm line fence,

and the Heckmans won the decision.

after which the Shlrleys look appeal to the court of appeals. .

D. W: and Rosa Shirley? sued A. I snd Laura Heckman for ttamages, al

leging Heckman's turkeys had dam

aged their farm crops, tfhe suit hav

ing first been brought ih a justice's

court, where the Shirley s obtained a Judgment. Heckman appealed to common pleas court, claiming that be

cause of the amount of (damages Bued

for the justice's cdurtf was without jurisdiction, which resulted in reversal of the justice's judgment. Shirleys took appeal to the higher court. Both cases were hefird before Judge Walter Jones, of Tyoy. Soldier's Body Shipped. Remains of DonalA R. Cohee, 18, are enroute to the United States from San Domingo, wherfs young Oohee died December 21, whfle in the marine service, according to advices received by his parents lift, and Mrs. James Cohee, residing npar Eaton. Word of their son's death ' was received by Mr. and Mrs. Oohee from the navy department at Washington, D. C, but details "were not ; given. They will be notified by thei department when the 'body Teaches port in this country. The remains Mil be brought to the parents' homeJ for funeral and burial. Cohee had been stationed at San Domingo the,' last 15 months. He enlisted In they marine service in April, 1319, being. assigned to the U. S. S.

'Kettery. He was attached as trumpeter to the 782nd company, 15th

regiment, marine corps. . Resigns a Carrier. 'After almost 15 years service, A. C,

Fudge has resigned as carrier on R.

P. D. No. 1, out of the Baton postoffice, the resignation to become effective next Saturday. Roy Schlotterbeck, R F. D. No. 9, will be transferred fo the route made vacant by Fudge's resignation. Schlotterbeck's successor on the route be leaves has not been announced. Fudge has also surrendered his commission as a member of the civil service .' examining board of Preble county, which he had held for several years. Commercial Club Elects. Annual election of officers of the Eaton commercial club will take place Tuesday night of next week, at a meeting that has been called by the president, W. E. Reel. Week of Prayer. Week of prayer will be observed next week with services in which five of the local churches will unite, the opening service to be held Monday

evening In Christ chudch. Each church will have the services one eve

ning. The churches that will unite in the week's meeting are: Methodist, Presbyterian. United Brethren, Christian and Church of Christ. Minstrel Show. "Merry Minstrel Maids'. Is the title that has been given to the minstrel performance that will be presented next Tuesday and Wednesday nights in the opera house, under auspices of the local council of mothers. Rehearaals are being conducted under

direction of Miss Lillian Hall, out-of-

town woman. Proceeds from the entertainment will be devoted to defraying expenses of a free kindergarten the council of mothers expect to establish next summer. Mrs. Bailey Buried. Funeral services for Mrs. Lizzie Bailey, 65, wife of Lurton D. Bailey, merchant, who died Monday night at her home here, were conducted this afternoon in the Christian church by the Rev. Hiley Baker, followed by burial in Mound Hill cemetery.

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NEW YORK, Dec. 30. Closer relations between the American Legion and Organized Labor are promised as a result of letters exchanged between F. W. Galbraith, Jr., National Commander of the Legion, and Samuel Gompers. president of the American Federation of Labor. Mr. Galbraith's letter defined the purposes of the Legion and empha

sized its neutrality in politics as a j sented in labor meetings had been body while In no way Infringing on (tabled or defeated because of informathe personal freedom of its members, j tion he had provided in relation to the In reply, Mr. Gompers explained the work of the Legion. The National

effort of the A. F. of L. to make life ( Commander replied to this letter by' brighter for its members and to en- saying that there was nothing in the courage them to "perform the obliga-, declaration of the A. F. L. to which!

tions they owe to our country and fei-, lowmen." . j Mr. Gompers said that he had aided members of trade unions to under-1 stand the Legion's purposes and that, J on several occasions, resolutions pre-.

the Legion could object and that the Legion subscribes to every word of. Its sentiment. ' j

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CLERMONT COAL RANGES

Sabotage Latest Weapon

used by Indian Labor (By Associated Press) CALCUTTA, Dec. 30. (India Information Bureau) Indian labor for the last two months has been adopting sabotage tactics to gain its ends in various parts oT the country. A notable example Is one in Madras, where the provincial government has just issued a communique in reference to the railway .disaster last month, where 14 peo

ple were killed and 21 Injured. -ine disaster, in the opinion of the government, is the seventh out of eight cases of sabotage committed between August 14 and October 21. The strike of stevedores in this city has held up in port 111 oceangoing steamers, instead of the normal 60 usually here. The accumulation of cargoes amounts to thousands of tons, and the glut is accentuated by the importers' financial difficulties, due to tall In the exchange.

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"Margie" the most sensational song "hit" ever written, on Gennett Record No. 4658. Price 85 cents. If you want the latest and best, you will find it here. The Starr Piano Company 931-935 Main St.

All Ladies' Purses

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You are bound to see prices that mean Savings to You. EVERY THURSDAY OUR ADVERTISEMENT APPEARS in the Palladium.

We have moved Into our new location above the First Natl. Bank, cor. 9 th and Main. Take stairway entrance. So. 9th St., rear of bank.

Lacey's Sewing Machine Store 9th and Main St. Phone 1756

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Dec 27th to Jan. 1st.

"BROADWAY ROSE"

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With

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ahead for Saturday and Sunday arrange to do your record, player roll and sheet music "shoppingtomorrow. We will close promptly a t 6 p. m.

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We Pay 42 on Savings Second National Bank

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DRUGS

$1.10 Nuxated Iron

81c

$1.10 Miles Nervine . . .

89c

60c Doan's Pills

Kidney

50c

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Handbags Reduced for FRIDAY

Year-End Sale of Importance All Leather Purses and Bags, including the t Patent Leather Canteens 1-4 off All Patent Leather Bags (except Canteen Purses) 1-2 Price

BAYER'S ASPIRIN 25c Size 16 35c Size 30tf $1-25 Size 93

30c, Groves Bromo Quinine

21c

40c Fletcher's Castoria

29c

$1.20 Pinkham's Compound

89c

35c Pape's Cold Compound

27c

Palmolive Soap 3 bars for

25c

COURTEOUS SERVICE 15 Lux 12

TOILET ARTICLES

50c Pebeco Tooth Paste

43c

25c Colgate's Tooth Paste

21c

35c Danderine Hair Tonic

27c

$1.25 Tanlac for

98c

60c Pepsodent Tooth Paste

41c

75c Djerkiss Face Powder

63c

25c Woodbury's Facial Soap . . . .

21c

25c Nature's Remedy

19c

30c Mustercle Special

23c

30c Vick's Salve

22c

60c Pape's Diapepsin .

45c

60c Syrup of Figs

47c

Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, can 30c GROCERY SPECIALS for Every Day

20c

30c Golden State Sliced Peaches .... 25c Pork and Beans Can

17c

20c Corn Can

14c

Kenny's Miami Blend Coffee, per lb

34c

Jello, all package

flavors,

10c

Kellogg's Corn Flakes ,

12c

Campbell's Soups Salmon, red and pink, per can 23c and

12c 14c

1-Lb. Can Calumet Baking Powder . . .

19c

Wilson's Milk 7c can; 3 for

20c

'2-Lb. Can Cocoa

Hershey's

22c

Everything at Greatly Reduced Prices.

J All Fine Velvet and Beaded Bags Reduced

1-3 to 1-2

Lee B. Nusbaum Company

NUSBAUM BUILDING

FURNITURE OF QUALITY FERD GROTHAUS

614-616 Main St.

STEVE W0RLEY GARAGE Agents for MITCHELL AUTOMOBILES First Class Repair Work U S. Tires and Accessories 211-213 N. W. 7th St. Phone 4878

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Tic Wedding Token The Wedding Ring of today scarcely resembles those of years gone by. Instead of the plain, wide circlet of gold they are now a prettier and more comfortable shape, of carved gold or platinum. Life-time Quality You can always depend upon one thing here and that is quality. Style and price, too, are right. The seamless rings we sell are the only kind to buy as they last a life time. They may be had in all stylet. CHARLES H. HANER 810 Main Street Jeweler Glasses Fitted

FOR FRIDAY ONLYOur Holiday Goods Must Go

Every doll both small and large to be sold at Vi Price. All fancy metal goods, Bookends, Tie Racks, Match Holders, Ash Trays, Pin Trays, etc., all to go Friday at Vi Price. Fancy Silk and Satin Novelties, Pin Cushions in all sizes, dainty handmade pieces, all at Vi Price. Our entire stock of Ivory Brushes, Minors, Combs, Buffers, Jewel Boxes, Hair Receivers, etc., Friday at 25 c- Off. Shaving Sets with adjustable mirror, the practical kind, Friday at 25 Off All Stationery, from the small box with one quire of papers with envelopes to match, to the large elaborate boxes with an assortment of beautiful tinted papers and envelopes, Friday at 25 Off. Every Electric Lamp to go Friday at 25 Off.

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BOYS' SHOE

Your Choice of any Boys9 Shoe in our Store

$095

and

Values up to $6.25

All Boys' Shoes regardless of former price or cost to us carried in all widths values up to $6.25. will go at $2.95 and $3.95. Included are Brown or Black English, Brown Calf Army Shoe, soft toes, made over the Munson last, medium toes in Goodyear welt sewed and real leather soles. High tops are included in these prices. Buy your boy a pair while we have his size as he will need another pair this season.

Store Closed Saturday, New Year's Day

Feltman fs Shoe Store

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