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CIVIC GLUB SHOWS VARIED ACTIVITIES! CONSIDER NEW HEAD

Men of the highest caliber are being sought and interview by officers of the Chamber of Commerce as applicants for the secretaryship, it was said Saturday. One prospect was to have been in the city Saturday, and others are to be here Sunday,- Monday and Tuesday. "We are looking for quality and results." said an officer. "The men coming here represent the cream of those with whom we have been in touch. We are laying away from the cheap men. "It is rumored." said another director of the Chamber of Commerce Saturday, "that although the Chamber of Commerce is not dead, it is slumbering. Directors and officers of the or-j ganization are doing a great deal of hard work in the interest of the body, but just because there is not a lot of noise that does not mean something is not doing. Corn Show Work Going On "First, there is the activity in connection with the corn show and agricultural institute to be held here Feb. 7 and 8. There are about 80 persons in all working for the success of this enterprise, and we hope to bring between 5,000 and 6,000 farmers to Richmond for those two days. As had been previously stated, we are getting the finest kind of talent for instructors, and the two days' show and intitute promise great results. "Then, there Is the new Industries committee, which is keeping closelv in touch with several concerns considering Richmond as a permanent home. Naturally, we can't give out the names of those concerns at the present time, but I mention it to show that the ' committee is up and doing. "The health and recreation committee has Just finished negotiations with t. National Cdmraunity Service, incorporated, resulting in the invitation extended to the community service poople to place organized community service in Richmond. This Is a big step as the leisure time problem is so'ved most satisfactorily by communitty service. Membership Classified. "Edward Wilson, temporary secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, toretber with an election committee is busily enjeased in classifying members so that all election ballots can be mailed and nominations for officers received very soon. , It is a big job and is talcing a great deal of work. "Permanent committees for the new year are now being appointed at Ihe present time because the temporary officers feel that the permanent officers elected the first of next month will wish to appoint their own committees. Memberships are being received daily as a result of the membership campaifn. We are not waging an Intensive campaign at present because we wish to secure a secretarv before doing so.' Organizations of Richmond are usTRUSTEE'S REPORT Thf Tcvnshlp Truster's Annual R"T"rt to the Advisory. Hoard of Clay Township. Wayne .County, Indiana. January, 1921.. ' ... RECEIPTS T.v 9. Fi"t Vatl. hanV. Tc Int.. f'1 3: Jan. 27. Cfttn'' tr iir'-. r--h"r1 rovpniio. $507.29; TVh. 2. First tl bnnk. .T.nvi. int.. $11. IP: Mar. R. r-'lr-f Vat I. Mnk. Feb. int.. $9.2S; Ap-II ?. First Natl. bank. Mar. Int.. $7.7R; Mn- 2. First Natl. bank. April Int.. S 57: Apr. ?7. Kd.ward Svles, assessor, 'osr tax. $193: May 29. Hamilton Pouirps. dnj; tax, $3; June 3. Orvill T.fmb. doe tax. $5: Jun 2. Patrick Prrpm. dosr tax. $3: Benj. Dale, dog; tTx, $3: June 10. Luke French, do tax, $5; Juno 17. Tarkin Atkinson, do? tax. ': Harmon navis, dosr tax, IS: June 2. First Natl. bank. May Int. $4.13; June ?5. County treasurer. June dist.. $fi.479 92: Julv 2. First NatL bank. June int.. $4.1: July 30. County treas., sch. money. $620.21: AufT- 2. First Natt. bank, July int.. $13.71; Sept. 2. First Natl, bank. Aujr. int.. $14.98; Augr. 3. J. Ij. lirooks. trustee, transfeered pupils, $.".5: Sept. 18. T. B. Medaris. trustee, transferred pupils. $84.75: Oct. 2. First Natl. bank. Sept. int. $12.67: Nov. 2. First Natl. bank. Oct. Int., $9.40; Deo. 3, First Natl. hank. Nov. int. $6.15; Dec. 9. F. II. Goble, excess expenses, $.72; 1 ec. 13, Chaa. II. Ilond. excess charge exp.-nse 1919. $11.24: Dec. 21. County treasurer, part Dec. dist.. $1000; Dec. 30, County treasurer, bal. Dec. dist., $3,SS6.77. DISBURSEMENTS Jan. 2. The Geo. H. KnolIenberjE; Co., covering for cushions. $8.10; Oliver J. Hatfield, hoard services. $5; Jan. 6, Milo Gentry, board service, $5; Barney l.indernian, board service. $5; Jan. 7, Kduard Hatfield, domestic science supplies, $1.29; Jan. 9. II. Boyd Bond, drayiiiK at school house. $;i.35;, Joseph Williams, hauling gravel. $7; Jan. 14, John Fox. hauling coal, $7.30; Harold Cook, grading snow, $3; Jan. 16, Ada Barts, teaching. $10; Jan. 17. Olivia Veal, covering cushions. $1.75; W. F. Wyrick, hack hire, $.'(); Jan. 19, K. M. Stanton, hack hire, $37. .".0; Jan. 22, Geo. J. Bugbee, teaching, $100; Jan. 27, Telephone Co., toll sto date, $7.70; Jan. 30. George Bugbee, teach., $S7.50: Mable. Alexander, teach.. $90; Jan. 27. Catherine I'usV. teach., $100; lsabelle Kienzle, teach.. $90: Kthel Bugbee. teach.. $90; Ada Barts. teach., $45; W. F. Wyrick. hack hire. $50; 10. M. Stanton. hack hire. $37.5.0; Oscar Nicholson, hack hire, $65; Chan. Black, hack hire. $70; Frank Black, hack hire. $60; William Brooks, hack hire. $45; Milton Mettert. Janitor service, $55; Feb. 2. U t. Stackhouse, repairing school wagons, $4.75; Feb. 4, Item Pub. 'o.. printing reports, $20.63; Feb. 10. Ada Barts. teach., $40; Mable Alexander, teach.. $20; Feb. 1G. Palladium Pub. Co.. pub. reports. $12.35; Feb. 16. Bartol & Kohe. school supplies, $73.22: Feb. 19. U B. Campbell, excess road tax. $4.87: Central Scientific? Co., laboratory supplies. $.74; Feb. 21. W. F. Wyrick. hack hire. $25; Delia Fisher. 4 Institute attendance, $16: Feb. 27, Geo. Bugbee. teach.. $17.50: Mable Alexander .teach.. $70; lella Kitterman. teach., $68; Catherine Pusey, teach., $100; rsahelle Kienzle. teach.. $90; Kthel Bugnee, teach., $90; Ada Barts, teach., $45; W. F. Wyrick. hack hire. $45; Chas. Black, hack hire. $70; Edward Stanton, hack hire, $75: Oscar Nicholson, hack hire. $65; Frank Black, hack hire, $60; Milton Mettert. Janitor service. $55; William Brooks, hack hire. $45: Mar. 13, Kdward Stanton, part hack hire. $37.50; Mar. 15, Ada Barts. teach.. $40; John Ktlis. P. M . postage stamps. $3; Mar. 19. Standard Oil Co.. floor oil, $3.19; Chas. Hoover, two school wacon tongues. $3; Mar. 20, Chas. Cummins, freight on floor oil. $.52; Mar. 23. Martin Thornburg. shoveling gravel and grading. $9: Mar. 26, Geo. Bugbee, teach.. $187.50: Mar. 26. Mable Alexander .teach.. $90: Iela Kitterman, teach., $80; Catherine Pusey. teach.. $100; Isabelle Kienzle, teach., $90: Ethel Bugbee, teach.. $90; Kdward Stanton, hack hire, $37.50; W. F. Wyrick, hack hire. $70; Oscar Nicholson, hack hire, $65; Chas. Black, hack hire, $70; Frank Black, hack hire. $60; William Brooks, hack hire, $45; Milton Mettert. Janitor service. $55; L. I). Stackhouse. labor on school house and wagons. $695: Mar. 29, Harold Cook, grading roads, $3: Catherine Pusey, domestic science supplies, $6; Apr. 2. Kussel Hlnshaw, grading roads, $17.50; Apr. 9. Edward Stanton, hack hire. $37.50: Apr. 10. James Klzer. grading and hauling gravel, $10; Ralph Nicholson, hauling gravel. $1; Apr. 13. Nicholson & Bro., photo and frame. $3.30; Apr. 17, Howard Gamber, road labor, $4.60: Apr. 23, Geo. Bugbee, teach.. $187.60; Mable Alexander, teach.. $0: I.ela Kitterman. teach., $80; Catherine Pusey. teach., $100; Isabelle Klentle, teach.. $90; Ethel Bugbee, teach..

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Mr. and Mrs. J. C Borrang and their ox-drawn cavalcade passing through New York.

A trip from Westchester, Conn, to California has been begun by Mr. nd Mrs. J. C. Borranx of lat Connecticut city. And, ignoring the horse, auto, trains ing the rooms of the. K. of P. building nearly every day. Activities are going forward steadily. . It is planned to move the old Commercial club furniture into the Chamber of Commerce rooms one day next week. Mrs. Martha Bowman, 78, Dies at Home in Hagerstown HAG ERS TOWN, - Ind., Jan. 15. Mrs. Martha Bowman, age 7S, died at her home here at 5 a. m. Friday after an illness of many weeks. She was a member of the Christian church and of the Woman's History club. She is survived by two . grandchildren, Mrs. Robert Hughes, of Cambridge City; and -Rush Bowman, of Harrisburg, Pa., and their mother, Mrs. Richard Sedgwick, of Richmond; four great grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Homer Cox of Newcastle, Mrs. Mary Winings of Richmond, Mrs. John Worl of Millville, and Mrs. Laura Mason, of this place; three brothers, Clem Mason of Arizona, Postmaster Ed Mason and Attorney B. F. Mason of this place. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon with burial in Westlawn cemetery. Rev. B. A. Hartley and Elder L. W. Teetor will conduct the services. Marriage license was granted to Everett Arthur Ritz, and. Helen Blanche Kessler. both of Richmond, by County Clerk Meredith, Friday. $90; Faye Grubbs, teach., $101.50; ,Geo. Bugbee. .institute fees, $37.50; Mable Alexander, Institute fees, $27; Lela Kit' terman. Institute fees.' $S; Catherine Pusey. Institute fees. '$35: Ethel Bugbee, Institute fees. $9: Isabelle Kienzle. Institute fees, $31.50: Chas. Black, hack hire. $70; Frank Black, hack hire. $60; Oscar Nicholson, hack hire. $65: Edward Stanton, hack hire. $37.50: W. F. Wv-rlck. hack hire. $70; William Brooks, hack hire. $45; Milton Mettert, Janitor service. $55: Ethel Bugbee. classics readers for 3 and 4 grades, $3.65: Apr. 27, A. M. Hall, commencement address. $25; Apr. 29. Stella Harmon, domestic science super..' $9: May 1. Greensfork dumber Co.. for lumber. $12.54: Greensfork Lumber Co.. sewers, $7.20: May 3. Greensfork Electric Co., light for 4 months, $6:. Ross Eagle, one hog. $25: May 4, Walter Cloud, sheep killed. $50; Thomas Gunckel, enumerations. $36; May 5, Demas Coe. commencement programs, $23.13; May 6, Ada Barts. bal. teach.. $2.50: Ada Barts. six institute fees. $25.50; May 8. C. D. Carnine. school supplies, $30.18; May 8, Evert Chapman, commencement music, $12: May 10. David 1 Atkinson. 3 cheep killed. $50: May 13, Enos Thornburg. grading roads, $23: May 17. D. H. Goble Co.. twp. books and blanks, $17.51; D. H. Goble Co., crayon and drawing paper, $2.77; Klger & Co., settlement sheets. $2.61; Klger & Co., Europe maps. $1.81; May 19, John Martindale, killing 2 sheep, dog, $2; May 20, Edward Sykes. dog tax, $61; May 28. Chas. Wise, bal. sheep claim, $10; June 3, Glen Bevenger, repairing school wagons, $3.35; June 7, R. Boyd Bond, draying coal and suppile $39. lles, $6; Chas. Black, hauling gravel. 9.80; June 9. J. O. Edgerton. printing I

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and manuscripts. $16; Haley Harold, !48; no. rih. "hoveling coal. $7 soteach, music. $63; Haley Harold, insti- Hov. 22. Burk Construction Co., steei tute fees and music, $17.30; June 12, w..,er.-. $a..i.,; Stella Harmon. superChan. Cummins, express, $1.40; Curtis j visor domestic science, $60; Nov. 2:i. F. Black, labor on culverts, $13.30; Chas. E. Palmer, teach.. $213.75: Elsie Riden-

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bur Miller, labor with team, $10; June 26, Howard Cook, road work, $4.50; June 29, John Ellis, domestic science supplies. $7.34; Ross Bright, part of sheep claim. $155; W. M. Roller, school supplies, $25.78: July 1. Geo. Bugbee, installing program clock, $5; July 2, Garden City Educater Co.. bal. due on program clock. $33.88: July 3. Henry French, road labor, $8; July 9. Milton Mettert, labor . at school house, $21: July 17, Oscar Moyer, barn -rent, $10; July 26, Standard Oil Co.. floor oil and axle greese, $31.84; W. H. Johnson & Son, casting for furnace, $45.80; July 29, Chas. Black, hauling gravel. $18; Jeanette Lamb, music books, $49.89; Aug. 12, Bright Winters, removing snow 2 days, $10; Aug. 18, Farmers' Elevator Co., coal for school. $540.21; Aug. 25, W. F. Wyrick. hauling gravel, $39: E. O. Strlckler, hauling gravel, $18; Joseph Williams, hauling gravel, $36; James Kizer, hauling and shoveling gravel, $74; Aug. 30, Virgil Dean, hauling gravel. $39: Shelby McFarland. hauling gravel, $48; Aug. 31. Frank Swain, hauling gravel, $30; Frank Dixj on, hauling gravel, $42: Sept. 3, Howj ard Gamber, shoveling gravel, $36; Sept. 4. James Thornburg, repairing bridge. $10: J. B. Winters, haulln trav el. $21; F. R. Hlnehaw. hauling gravel. $48; Sept. 8, V. S. Wilson, hauling and grading. $85; Sept. 9. Wilbur Bond, hauling gravel, $24; Oliver Frame, I oiasttng stumps. SS.IO: Carl Martin. ! hauling and grading, $78; Irwin Breem, ! hauling gravel, $19.50: L. D. Stackhouse, painting and repairing school wagons, $32; Harold Nicholson, hauling gravel. $40.50; Sept. 11. Enos Thornburg. hauling and shoveling gravel. $57; Newton Gilmore. hauling gravel. $9.75; Sept. 13. H. L Mendenhall, gravel and labor. $57; Chas. Black, hauling gravel. $15; Sept. 14. H. H. Wilson, gravel, $9.75; Sept. 1. Jones Hardware Co.. wall finish and paint. $9.55; Sept. 17. Robert Gamber. gravel and labor. $165.80; Catherine Pusey, teach.. $65; Lela Kitterman, teach.. $60; Isabelle Kienzle. teach., $60; Dorothy Hennlng, teach., $60; Ada Maris, teacn., $60; Don Overman, bridge lumber. $64.14: Sept. 1$, Edward I Stanton, hack hire. $40; Oscar Nieholson. back hire, $35; Clayburn McNutt, ; hauling gravel, $36: Sept. 20, John l'lnoeman. hauling gravel, $27.60: Elmer Sittloh. hauling gravel. $19.50; Sept. 22, Chas. Wilson, hauling gravel. $33; Sept. 23. The Wayne Works, one rear wheel for school wagon, $22.50; Sept. 24. Irvin Reed & Son. ten dry cells for electric bell. $4.50; Sept. 25. William Wise, labor and material. $90.50; Harrv King, carpenter, labor, $28.20; Sept. 30, F. E. Palmer, teach.. $225; Elsie Ridenour, teach., $130; Lela Kitterman, teaching, $60; Catherine Pusey. tecah.. $60; Isabelle Kienzle. teach.. $60; Dorothy Hennlng. teach., $60; Ada Barts, teaching, $60; Lillian Eppert, teach, domestic science. $42; Robert Gamber, hack hire.

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or klyine machines, they are traveling behind oxen. . A compact home on wheels is drawn by a team of oxen. Another ox drav.s a two-wheeled. cart carry Cambridge City. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Doctors Tiefenthaler and Modlin attended a meeting of the State Medical association in Indianapolis this week Superintendent A. H. Hines attended a meeting of the executive committee of the Indiana State Teachers association at Indianapolis Saturday. .. .Mrs. Harry Stannach went to Spencerville. O., where she was called on .ycount of the illness of her mother. . . .Miss Virfiinia Barnett who has been ill, is improved. Sandf ord Wilson has returned home from Miami, Florida Mrs. Clyde Dody and sister, Miss Alice Turner who has been very ill, is much improved. The Baptist church members adopt ed the plan of having a church board of promotion, Sunday: also two. were taken into the church Sunday morning and evening. Rev. Roy E. Reece will preach Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock on "No Place to Go." Evening pubject, "A Great Conversion." Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mustin and children of Muskegon, Mich., formerly of Cambridge, are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rummel of Hagerstown Mi.ss Amy McDaniels and Miss Elizabeth Whelan visited Mrs. Haaman of Dublin Sunday Mrs. Bennle Clark visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark at Dublin Mrs. Martha Bowman of Hagerstown, grandmother of Mrs. Robert Hugh, tfied at ber home at Hagerstown, Friday morning. Funeral was set for Sunday afternoon. $S5; W. F. Wyrick, hack hlr, $80; Oscar Nicholson, hack hire, $3.; Edward Stanton, hack hirettO; Cbas. Black, h'1hlre, $80; Milton Mettert. Janitor seru Ice, $55; Joseph Irwin, hauling gravel. $30; Oct. 4. T. A. Dean, rent of barn. $3; Oct. 8, Standard Mfg.- Co., one doz. folding chairs, $20.50; Philip Gates, supervisor music. $30: Oct. 9. Marie Bond, office rent, $60: Oct. 12, Thomas Gunckel, cleaning school house. $30; Oct. 13. W. F. Wyrick. hack hire. $20; Flossie Veff. supervisor music. $24: Ort. 15. F. E. Palmer, teach.. $50: Catherine Puev. teach.. $65; Isabelle Kienzle, teaeh., $60: Dorothy Hennlng, teach., $60; Ada Barts. teach.. $60; Lillian Enpert. supervisor domestic science. $28; Oct. 16, Edward Stanton, hack hire, $40; Howard Gamber, road labor. $20: Harrv Rhodenburg, hauling gravel, $24: L. F Kennett. hauling gravel. $13.50: Oct. 23. A. G. Luken Co., fumigators. $17: O'-t. 30. F. E. Palmer, teach.. $175: Edward Stanton, hack hire. $32: John Ernsberger. hauling gravel, $30: Nov. 1, Elsie RIdenour, teach., $130: Catherine Pusey, teach.. $60: Isabelle Kienzle. teaching. $60: Dorothy Hennlng. teach.. $60: Ada Bsrts. teach., $60: Edward White, teach. $78; Robert Gamber. hack hire. $76.60: W. F. Wyrick. hack hire, $52; Oscar Nicholson, hack hire, $63: Chas. Black, hack hire. $72;. Milton Mettert. Janitor service. $65; Beckley Cardy Co.. European maps, $45.96; Nov. 2, Sanders French, road labor, $4; Nov. 9, William Roller, domestic science supplies. $121: Nov. 15, Edward Stanton, hack hire $40: Nov. 17, Campbell & Grelde. repairing school wagons, $4.55: Philip Gates, supervisor music. $15: Nov. 18. Lillian EDnert. teach, domestic science. $70: Geo. M. Sowers, haiilins- arravel teach.. $123.50: Catherine Pusev. teach., $118.75; Isabelle Kienzle. teach $114; Dorothy Henning. teacli. $114: Ada Barts. teach.. $114: Milton .iettert. Janitor service and labor, $115.50; L,ela Kitterman. teach., $60: Nov. 24. Guv Swain, grave.l. $38.40: Nov. 27, Rdward Stanton, hack hire. $36: W. F. Wyrlek. i hack hire, $76: Chas. Black, hack hire, $76: Robert Gamber, hark hire. $80.75: Nov. 29, Edward White. substitute;! teacher. $58.50: Chas. Cummins, exoress i on scnooi sunplles, $.72; Frank Simpklns, gravel, $3.60; Nov. 30. Oscar Nicholson, hack' hire, $66.50; Dec. 3. H. D. Goble Co., school supplies, $24.79: Dec. 3. H. D. Goble Co.. 2 steel sewers, $48.92: Dec. 4, Vinton Wilson, hauling gravel. $76; Vinton Wilson, transoortine tuplls, $60: Dec. 9. Walter Cloud, hauling gravel, 24; uec. io. Kdward Stanton, hack hire, $40: Dorothy Hennlng, teach. $60; Ada Barts. teach., $40; Dec. 13, W. F. Wyrick, hack hire. $50; Dec. 14. Chas. Foland. hauling gravel. $30; Dec. 18. James Klzer. eradinar road. 121: Dec 21. Chas. H. Bond, service and expense, wreenstorK iumoer Co., lumber, cement and sewe.rs, $30.68; Catherine Pusey, teach.. $125; Dee. 23, F. E. Palmer, teach.. $225; Lillian Eppert, supervisor domestic science, $63; Dorothy Hennlng .teach.. $60; Ada Barts. teach., $80; Lela Kitterman, teach.. $120: Edward Stanton, hack hire. $40; W. F. Wyrick. hack hire, $30; Dec. 27. George Fouts. gravel. $13; Ida M. Gaylor, buggv from Telephone Co., $16.95. Chas. Black, hack hire. $80. SUMMARY ToTTBshlp Fnad. Jan. 1, 1920, balance on hand, $736.76: receipts during year, $1,017.34: total of balance and receipts, $1,754.10; disbursements during year, $812.12; final balance. $941.98. Road Fnad. Jan. 1. 1920. balance on hand. $1056.96 receipts during year, $1543.02; total of 1 balance and receipts. $2599.98; dis- I bursements during year. $1969.83; final balance, $630.15. Special School Paid. Jan. 1. 1920. halanpe on hand. $1.9.i8; receipts durttrg year. $4.784.7,;! total of balance and receipts, $6778.92; disbursements during year,' $5194.88;, final balance. $1584.04. Tuition Fund. I Jan. 1, 1920, balance on hand. $2889.41: receipts during year. $5441.22: total of balances and receipts. $8330.63; disbursements during year, $6710.50; final balance, $1620.13. Dog Fond. Jan. 1, 1920, receipts during year, $290; total of balance and receipts, $290; disbursements during year, $290 Totals of All Funds. Jan. 1.-1920. balance on hand, $6677.31; receipts during year, $13,076.32; total of balance and receipts, $19,753 63disbursements during year, $14.977 33-' final balance, $47 76.30. ' ' CHAS. H. BOND Trustee Clay Twp.

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BEHIND OXEN ing supplies. This ox is led. Borrang and his wife are about sixty years of age The burning of their home in Westchester caused them to start the tri Members of L 0. 0. M. requested to meet at the home, 222 No. 10thf at 7 p. m., Jan. 16, to attend funeral of Bro. Hebbler. T. T. Trobaugh, Dictator. LOST A large black pocketbook containing papers. 634 S. 9th. Don't be a Elave to Rheumatic pains and aches. Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy is especially recommended to sufferers from these tortures. It seldom fails to relieve the agony or ease lameness, stiff and swollen joints, stiff back and rheumatic pains. One bottle is usually sufficient to relieve the worst case. Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy contains no health destroying or habit forming drugs and is guaranteed absolutely harmless. Munyon's H.H K.W. Scr eranton. Pa. JANUARY CLEAN-UP SALE Everjhing Reduced 82 Main tt. CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS E. W. 6TEINHART CO. Richmond, Ind. BIG SPECIALS Always at U. S. Army Goods Store 405 Main Used Cars for Sale 884 Willys Knight, 490 Chevrolet Overland Richmond Co. Wm. Paddock, Mgr. 11 South 7th St. Phone 1058 The Bread that's Called For Daily ill A Good Loaf, jil Made by ZWISSLER'S jtiiimiiiniiiimiiniuiiniiiMiiniiiiiiiiiitiiuiniiiiniiniiinniiiiiiiiiiiMiiinniiiHiMi 1 Special Prices on i 1 Skid Chains 1 Richmond Tire Service Cor. 11th and Main uiitiHiiiiitiiiifiiiiiiiiuinuiiiiiiiiiiMiintiHttitHliiitiiitfmiiHliiuimHiiiiimHltii The Store That Satisfies A Good Dry Cleaner D. Moody Welling Phone 1072

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RELIEF TICKET SALE -WILL CLOSE MONDAY Monday in the last day to buy European relief moving picture tickets, it was pointed out Saturday. Tickets can be purchased now at the county relief headquarters, 1000 Main street, or at any one of the places named in the Palladium the past two days. Orphans of the Wernle home will be given an outing at the movie theatres Tuesday afternoon, providing the people of Richmond buy tickets and leave them at the headquarters . with the information that they are to be given for that purpose. This plan of the committee in charge serves both the relief organization and the local orphans. Every person buying a ticket is asked to remember that every cent goes to the relief of the starving peoples of Europe. Tickets sell at C5 cents escn. and three tickets for $1. Will Recognize Tickets. Theatre managers of the city will recognize every ticket presented at their box olfice windows between the hours of 2 and 6 p. m. Tuesday. Following are the bills to be presented at the picture houses recognizing the relief tickets: Murrette, "Love, Tt Behave:" a Mack Sennett comedy; Palace, Eugene O'Brien in 1115 Main St. The

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