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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, JAN. 29, 1921. CONTRASTS OFFERED Petey These Days

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IN SYMPHONY RECITAL Contrast are offered by tbe numbers forfirst of the season's symphony orchestra, .concerts as arranged on the" program. Opening with the , "Coronation March" from "Lo Prophete"S hf Meyerbeer, which is a march which" has been used at many coronations including that of Edward VII, it will proceed to the overture "Stradello" by Flotow. filled with various changes in mood that forecast the alternating gaiety and tragedy of the Btory. - r i The third number will be Schubert's symphony, "Unfinished." ' the most popular of the composer's orchestral works. This will be followed by "One Fine Day" from "Madame Butterfly," sung by Madame Marie Zendt, the Chicago soprano, who will be concert soloist. Descriptive Piece. A dainty descriptive piece, "Woodland Whispers," Czibulka, followed by "Czardas-Dance Styrienne," Michiels, a Hungarian dance form of barbaric nature played by the orchestra will precede her next number, "Lo Hear the Gentle Lark' For the finale the orchestra will play "March Slav" by Tschaikowsky. The orchestra personnel for the concert next Monday evening will include the following: J. E. Maddy, conductor. First violins Frederick K. Hicks, roncertmaster; Miriam Hadley, J. F.

" Thompson. Mary Jones. Harold L. ! Clements. Ruth Scott, Corinne Nusbaum, Helen M. Rethmeyer. Second violins W. Clifford Piehl, principal; Edna Marlatt, Ruth Blossom. Helen Addleman, Inez Williams, Charlotte Colvin. Violas Walter Runge, V. O. Williams. Cellos Mary Kathryn Gates, Helen Roland. Marguerite Deuker. Basses Mark A. Heitbrink, Paul) Skinner.Flutes Earl W. Feltis, Royden M. Parke, Kenneth Foulke, Edwin Flook, Taul W. Blossom. Oboes Roscoe Watson, Paul Druley. Clarinets Kenneth B. Fox, H. H. Runge. Bassoon Roland L. Nusbaum. French Horns Robert A. Dickinson. C. H. Grace, Vernon E. Spalding, Wilbur H. Dickinson. Trumpets Robert C. Wilson, George inpets itoDen u. wiison, ireoiK" , Howard Smith Monger," Sterl - wi Crane, in Reid Trombones Harold H. Vore, Lewis C. King, J. Donn McDaniel. Tuba C. M. Wilson. Tympani Howard C. Hunt. Percussion Ray Weisbrod. Marjorie Beck, accompanist. MEDICINE MAKERS CUT FROM ALCOHOL SUPPLY fBy Associated Press) CHICAGO, Jan. 29. Ralph W. Stone, prohibition director for this district, announced today that henceforth alcohol deliveries will be refused to rra nufacturers of five well-known patent medicines. Numerous other proprietary medicines, the manufacturers of which are alleged to have done business on a grand scale since the pdvent of prohibition, will be added to the list soon, Mr. Stone added. He estimated that in the last six months of 1920 his office issued 5,000 permits in Illinois alone to manufacturers of patent medicines to obtain alcohol. The new ruling aoes not revoKe pernits now held, but no more withdraw-' rl permits for the release of Alcohol ' to manufacturers on the banned e r, W V.MMAI 1 . will be approved, Mr. Stone said. Mr. Stone said some of the product blacklisted today contain almost as ViierVi a nor rfmt nf nlfrhrkl as w Vi i U o V and lately many cases of these particular brands have been discovered by his agents for sale in saloons. Rufas M. Allen May Be Head of Local Club Rufus M. Allen, vice-president of the Kiwanis club, in all probability will be permanent president of. the club, since Beeeher Dixon,' former president, is leaving Richmond for Indianapolis. This move will mean the election of a new vice-president, according to a director, Saturday. Proper procedure under conditions such as caused by the leaving of Mr. Dixon is not provided for in the constitution of the club, and word is being awaited from the Indianapolis organization on the correct method to follow under the circumstances. It was said Saturday that it was believed that a nominating committee will be named to select two candidates for the office of vice-president. Election may take place at the next meeting. Thursday. May Restore Auto Road Racing in N. Y. (Uv Associated Pressl NEW YORK, Jan. 29. Plans for the restoration of automobile road racing in the virinity of this city are being considered by several auto orfhaj the initial contest be staged early i ti, t k lit JUJIt . 1 1 el V. . "UUIU UilC VI two hundred miles op more over a dirt road circuit of thirty to forty miles.! Courses formerly used on Long Island I inflection. ! l ne ihi roa race neia in tins vicinity was for the Vanderbilt cup in 1910. j Circuit Court Suit for foreclosure of a mechanics' lien for $198.20 and costs was filed In Wayne circuit court Saturday morning by A..J. Miller' and Sons against Gln Bavender. '.'v Suit for diyorce and custody of a minor son was filed by Gladys Barnhardt against - Rflluh Barnhardt of Cambridge City In Wayne circuit court Saturday afternoon. MAY ADOPT LAWS 1 VIENNA, Jan. 29 A draft of J'th resolutions passed by the International labor conference "held In Washington last year has been. --presented to the national assembly by the government with the Idea that certain parts of tbe resolutions "may be Incorporated in the statutory law of Austria.

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WO USE 5xri it SPANISH CABINET'S LIFE IS PRECARIOUS MADRID, Jan. 29. Belief that the resuscitated Dato cabinet was intend-j ed to last only until the visit of King AiDert or Belgium in this city was over, was expressed in political circles here today, following the swear ing in of the new ministry. Opponents or ine caDinet, Deionging to various small groups of Liberals and Conservatives, informally discussed the uation in the lobbies of the chamber and senate, which will not resume their sittings until Feb. 19. and it is generally concluded that the parliamentary life of the ministry was prernrirms and likplv to tprra narp as smn ( 7 C I " i as any creuaxe oi imponance occurrea. Amnn pvpn tnp mnsl nnt mistic Among even the most tr " there was no one who could give a definite opinion as to which party or combination of groups would replace the present ministry in the event of its falling from power. The impression prevailed, however, that when the inevitable crisis came it would be necessary to form a new combination from thp, Mrtiirn. crmin. which would ' --- - ------ Wf f a Btrong detachment of the followers of Premier Dato, and Sylvester Jones Returns. Sylvester Jones, associate director or tne v nonas , Forward Movement, returned Friday from a. trip through the f ast in the m-1 terest of the united financial budget to! be raised by the Five Years meeting this spring. He reported willingness of New England, Baltimore and North j Carolina yearly meetings to assume their portion of the total budget. Levi T. Pennington, director of the Friends Forward Movement, is on the same mission in the west. He is expected i back in about a week. Sunday School Program The Sunday school of the First English Lutheran church is going to observe a special musical program next Sunday morning. Included will be two numbers by the Sunday-school orchestra, and a piano solo by Miss Lucile Loofbourrow. Hill Lectures Tonight. An illustrat ed lecture on English gardens will be hv v n ,,, aotl,,.H,,r 0,.tnl,ir, 8 0.ciock" before the T. r A in its ,..h rrinrnc. cnmr, lia,ik..as . -VVK V. llVIVf,! tAiiT . 1 C7C11U t KJ Uv included in the illustrations which will ! be shown by Mr. Hill. After the talk the board of directors of the T. P. A. I wiii iiuiu lib regular meeting, li was I announced. Cambridge Lunch Ready. Preparations for the Hoover relief luncheon in Cambridge City Monday night, at 7 o'clock, have been completed and a large number of persons are expected to attend. Proceeds from the benefit

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banquet will go toward the Wayne i spent Sunday afternoon at the home county fund for European relief. j of Ellis White.... Mr. and Mrs. SanSouthern Collegs Burns Word from ! ford Davis, and son Dwight were in O. E. Fulghum, treasurer of South- i Eaton Saturday afternoon Miss

land college at St. Petersburg. Fla., Saturday morning stated that the col - lege was burned to the ground Friday afternoon. Mr. Fulghum was formerly assistant treasurer of Earlham college, leaving there last year to accept the position with Southland college as treasurer and head of the business department. Contracts Let Saturday Contracts ronnrv ro-id ripn.irtment were let hv the county commissioners at their i meeting Saturday afternoon grader was purchased for the truck obtained in a trade old one, which had been used department, for $471.76. BISHOP LEETE TO MAKE FIRST VISIT TO RICHMOND Frederick D. Leete, bishop of the Indianapolis area of the Methodist f T. i-li; a 1 r-linr-fli l-iaa Qf.fciiitrd " tlio invitation of Grace M. E. church to be present Feb. 13 in connection with 'the great double-up program being waTf.ed hy lm church. Bishop Leetd was i Bishop LeetC! was formerly of Chat tanooga, Torn., and way only recently appointed to this area. It will be his first visit to Richmond. Nesro Woman Candidate for Chicago Alderman CHICAGO, Jan. 29. The first, negro woman to be a candidate for Alderman iu the City council of Chicago, is Mrs. Lulu M. Sima, whose petition was one of the last to be filed before theime limit .expired yesterday at the' city clerk's office. She is a candidate for the office of council member, representing the fourteenth ward on the West Side and the old stronghold of Ihe late Roger C. Sullivan, noted Democratic leader Mrs. Columbus Hinshaw Succumbs at Her Home CARLOS CITY, Ind., Jan. 29. Mrs. C. Hinshaw, age 54, died at her home

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.i miles-northwest of Lynn, Jan. 27, at Irene Denlinger Sunday Miss Lu8:30 p. m. after an illness of short rene Gingry is visiting her brother, duration, leaving a husband, and two j Claude Gingry and family, in Richsons, Herbert and Frank, both living ! mond Misses Vivian and Evelyn near by. Funeral services were held ! Sink of West Manchester are visiting

from the home Saturday, afternoon. Interment in Fountain Park cemetery. Tlie Rev. Elain Thornburg in charge of the service.

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HAD A Suburban LIBERTY, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Horace LaMar, Mrs. Mary Harbine, Mrs. Lizzie Orrae attended the funeral of Mrs. Louise Case at thq home of her , brother. Thomas Murnhv. in Colleee Corner, Sunday afternocn. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miles and son Murice spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank i Witt and motored to Liberty in the

. afternoon The Highland Economic j ciUD neld an an day meeting at the sit-jhome of Mrs Lew white last Thursday Mrs Frank White. Mrs. Ray iMiIeB and gon Murice, Mrs. Horace LaMar, Mrs. Elizabeth Orme, Mrs. Mary Harbine, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Baudendistel and Truman Lackey attiJ , m , , m.

! iPDueu ine iarmers meeung at enimgsvme Thursday night.... Mr. and ' x i .virB. norace jamar, ivirs. aiary narbine find Mrs. Elizabeth Orme attended the funeral of the latter's cousin, Mrs. Louise Case, at College Corner, Sunday afternoon. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Frank fcromwell called on Miss Rarhel McElwell Saturday Mrs. Frank Cromwell spent Thursday in Fairfield J with Theo. Cromwell and daughter, tiancne. entertained .. ,, ,T it LaMar, Cloyd Lackey and Mr. and.. Mrs. Frank White Mrs. Carson j Stanton spent Thursday night and I Friday the guest of Mrs. Flora Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miles and son, Murice, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Witt Mr. and Mrs. Frank white called on Perry Brandenburg Sundav afternoon. .. .Clovd Lackey spent prday njght and Saturday the nf Mr nnH Mm. Hnram T.aMar. E-- ' " " ' " Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pohlar enter tained with dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs watsie Brunner and babe, of Lib - erty, and George Bricka, of Cincinnati. ....Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pohlar and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pohlar spent Sunday with John Pohlar and family Mr. and Mr?. Clyde Newkirk called on Mr. and Mrs. Link Adams Sunday afternoon. . .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brookbank called on Mr. and Mrs. Herschel LaMar Sunday afternoon. FAIRHAVEN, Ohio. Elijah Craig and daughter Pearl spent. Thursday in Eaton. . . .George Ramsey spent Thursday and Friday with Nathan Ramsey and mother. .. .Miss Florence Bostick and Messrs. George Craig and Myrl Heaven ridge spent Friday evening with Miss Ruby White Mrs. Lee Ramsev spent Fridav with Mrs. James Hiavnrirtir. Hilda Kwine snent Wednesday night with -Elvira Wright.) . . . .Mrs. Mary Austin spent a few days last week with her son, George Austin and family. .. .Eve Jeffers and family spent Saturday with James Wright and family.. Will Bostick, wife and daugh tr Florence spent Sunday with George Harlan and wife, near College Corner. Arthur Morton snpnt TnPKdav in Cincinnati Charles Philpott and! Mrs. Frieda Kareth and son George Florence Bostick spent Thursday night with Will Mart-hall and family .... Mrs. Lee Ramesey returned home Sunday!

after spending several days at .thciMrs. Mary Ann Pemerton Mrs. S.olen weane.saay mi. joun htrayhome of Lawrence Ramsey, hehingE. Danner called on Mrs. Oscar Hawk-! an and mother c11" on Mrs- Vlck Mc" care for Mrs. Ramsey, who has pneu-tins Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Clinton ' Allister, Monday.. . .Miss Martha Surn-

moma. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNair spent Monday afternoon with Clarence Booker and wife.... Mrs. Nellie Davis spent Thursday evening with Mrs. Hatlie Keller. Clarence Barnhart spent Saturday night at the home of Charles' 1 ' nupoa. snent Thursdav with r.pnr Austin and family Arthur Havs and Myrl Heavenridge spent one day last week in Cincinnati Mi50 ah pa iror Bessie Newton. Pearl Craie and Messrs. Leo Reasonback, Walter Chip-' pendale, Orville Flora and Stanley An-, derson spent Saturday evening with Miss Imo. Avery .Miss Florence Bostick was given a surprise party

The road The w- F- M- . of the M. E. church vveanesaay and Thursday at the home ""lu' lt ti.. uj ua ' $170 and'111 at the home of Mrs. Vira Charles ' of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Hartwick ' Quitp uupy Eddie Smith was

for an mursoay atternoon Orve Bishop Bleve nawsins, an uncie ot uscar c-sfr,-"'u .""""j. bv the and Little Grace Barnhart are on the Hawkins and an old resident of this Miss Mrrlha Swindell is improv-

i sick list . . . . v ernnn Hail and familv 1 Di.T-ce win ceieorate nis seventv-ninth "b V-J lun ' ul n

at her home Monday evening, it being ; Tuesday for an operation for appendiher eighteenth birthday. The evening citis. .. .Rev. Beadles, of Williamswas spent in playing games and music. ! burg, attended the revival meeting at Refreshments were served. The fol- the Friends church Thursday evening.

lowing were present: Misses Martha McQuiston, Grace Wright, Edna Graven, Hilda Ewing, Elvira Wright, Ruth Farr, Marie McDivitt, Florence Bostick and Messru. Harry Bradbury. Robert McQuiston, Arthur Bess, Leroy , Mann, uien jetters, Joe Lemon, George Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bostick. CASTINE, O. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schell and son Russel spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Basil ! Shumaker, near Arcanum Mr. and Mrs. Herman Shaeffer and daughter.

Mildred entertained the following per-1 person of Richmond spent tbe weekend i Chenoweth is home from DePauw to sons at dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. I with Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Farnsworth. J spend a short vacation with her parCharles Fowble and children, and Mr. j Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kilgus andjents, Mr. and Mrs; G. F. Chrrioweth. and Mrs. Orla Farst and daughter, I children 6hopped in Richmond Tues- George Lewis has purchased the Pauline Misses Helen and Lucille dav Mrs. Frank Jenkinson snent dray line of Stephen Adams and will

Clay spent Sunday with Miss Edna Layer Misses Eva Schell and Onolee McGriff called on Zelphia and Arthur Aydelotte and family.. .Misses Helen and Lucille Aydelote visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Waggoner near ElI dorado, Friday Mr. and Mrs. Harry

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Deem of Eldorado, visited Charles Rose and family, Sunday Miss Lillian Jenkins of West Mancbestetr, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Waren Renner spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Detro j . - . . .Harry Nuse and family moved to Brookville Tuesday. Earl Clay and family moved to the J. Horine farm near Beech Grove Wednesday, and uscar Hanaesnell and family moved ! to the Beard farm near Eldorado, Wed -

nesaay also Mr. and Mrs. Dan double residence on North Perry Garber are visiting their son, Jesse ' street occupied by Mell Gladfelter and Garber, and family at Berinn Springs, j Charles Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Mich .... Mr. and Mrs. John Shaef fer , John Teetor left Thursdav for Miami, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petry Sun-)Fla Mrs. Sarah Binkley i3 visiting day Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aydelotte j her daughter, Mrs. Enos Shirley, at of Xema, are visiting Mr. Aydelotte's j Korktown Mrs. Charles Teetor left parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Arthur Ayde- r Thursday for Three Rivers, Mich., to lotte Leon Devilbliss spent Sunday j gpend a week Miss Carolyn Showwith Herbert Horniel Mr. and Mrs. j ajter, who is a nurse in a hospital at William Deulinger and Walter Rhodes j Muncie, spent a few days this week assisted Mr. and Mrs. Barton Long; with her parent, Mr. and Mrs. S. D. with their butchering Tuesday Mrs. showalter Mrs. Rubv Northcott

Jesse Koch and children spent Wednesday with Charles DeCamp and family. WEBSTER Those attending the Rebecca Lodge at Richmond, Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. Newton Brumfield, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beeson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Will Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson, Mrs. Bell Wills, Mrs. Metta Hendershotf , Mrs. Jennie Borton, Harry Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitacre and daughter spent Tuesday with relatives at Webster Mr. and Mrs. Farney Bunger, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stotten, M. C. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. All Irvin, Mrs. Will Williams were Richmond shoppers Friday Mrs. Jennie Jessup spent Thursday with Mrs. Clara CulbertsOn Mrs. Bertha Huelson, was called to Cincinj nati, Monday, on account of the sudden ; death of her father Mr. Albert I Stotten spent Wednesday morning at j Williamsburg Mr. and Mrs. Clartnce Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Will Harris were at Centerville, Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. James Turman, of Centerville, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Demerge. Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Demeree and son, Carl, spent Sunday the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Warner and family, of Richmond Tho?e attending the funeral services of Mrs. Elizabeth Harris from a distance were: Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Bond, Eugene Harris of Fountain City; Mr. and Mrs. Abner Harvey, Joie Harvey, Abbie Harvey, I Mrs. Mary Showalter. Milton Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Haisley, Anna Jameson. Alfred Harvov Mrs T.iie PvIp of Richmond; Mr. "and Mrs. Julius Da - vis, of Greensfork; Mr. and Mrs. Will Harvpv. Ev. s.,iiivar. r,f r. ville ". .Mr and Mrs Rowt. nnfirar,. mt win move nnn tn o form Milton . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Har-i j ris left Tuesday evening for a short I visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Oler, of ! Eaton. O.. hpfore thov lonvo fr Pitt. burgh, their home Mrs. Noel CulbertsOn spent Wednesday with Mrs. Cleo Culbertson. Mr. and Mrs Charts RranriDwnf: Braffordsville and Mrs. Cora Little and daughter, Ruth, were the Sunday euests of Mr. and m. T?alnh Pvio Mrs. Joe Gerdon of Richmond spent the day Tuesday with her mother, Tnncs kb vioitnr. Q tv. v. f vr -

w W10 Ub. lilt U. U1UC KJL iUl A , and Mrs. Cleo Hartwick Mrs. Cleo'm Winchester, Monday.. . .Mrs. Arthur Hartwick is ill Mrs. S. E. Danner j Fenimore spent the afternoon Thursreceived word from Tipton, Ind., that day w,tn Mis- Marv Surndell

' her grandson. Garth Marine, has been; I hi tor sometime ... Mr. and Mrs. Oscar lU for sometime. . .Mr. and Mrs. Oscar (Hartwick of near Williamsburg spent Tbirthdav Saturday on the same dav as

j McKtnley's birthday. He is enjoying ! school house m the future Miss j fairly good health Roes Marine ofjMable Anderson and Mr. Will Thomas Tipton visited Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Dan- f-pent Monday in Richmond Mr.

ner Wednesday . . .Mrs. Lyndsay CanCleo Hartwick Friday visited Mrs day. GREENSFORK, Ind. Ed Pierce was taken to Reid Memorial hospital .Miss Murl Hough came Wednesday evening to help in the revival Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Bonn moved to Richmond Wednesday Mrs. Rus sell Yates and daughter and Charlie j Richardson spent Monday in Rich - mond Mrs. Sherman Travlor is with Mrs. Mahala Ridge, who is ill. William Roller and wife went to Indianapolis to attend the hardware meeting and to visit their daughter. ROSTON. Ind. Mrs. Josie Turner and childen of Richmond, visited rela - tives here recently Miss Esther EtTuesday in Richmond. ... .Mrs. Lilly Brattin has returned from a month's

of Richmond, spent Wednesday with;Cox.at White River Fridav afternoon, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Potten- Stanley Chrisler and Isaac Thom-

ger Mrs. A. Scheini and daughter of Peru, visited with her husband here this week Miss Grace Pottenger shopped in Richmond Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ambrose have returned from a visit in Cincinnati. William Looney is visiting with rela -

tives at Lexington, Ky....Mrs. Clar - cnu Prafu on r.hllln cnon-f Tkni-.

day in Richmond. .Mrs. Walter Short was in Cincinnati Friday. HAGERSTOWN, Ind A small roof! wa? vAuiiguioucu uy iiie iiiv utrpartment at the home of Lincoln Eliafire wa3 extinguished by the fire deson on Main street Friday. A small amount of damage was done.... Win j Mendenhall.of Newcastle, transacted . business here Friday. . .Clifford Foutz 1 has purchased of E. E. Nicholson the and baby, Charles, of Eaton, O.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs cott and family. Charles North BENTON VILLE, Ind.. Jan. 31. O. H. Longwell. a former resident of Fayette county, passed away at his home in Des Moines, Iowa. Mr. Longwell was active in educational matters Miss Helen Sherwood and Orval DuBoise were married in Connersville Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Grant Keck are both ill Misses Hazel Lockwood, Margaret Smiley and Margaret Hauhn spent Saturday with Miss Garnet Myers.. .Aaron Lambert, who underwent a serious operation at Fayette Memorial -hospital, is suffering from a severe attack of whooping cough Thomas McKee is now a resident of Bentonville, having moved here Monday.. .Mrs. Fred Hackleman visited the Bentonville school Monday. . Mrs. Ralph Perry is visiting her parents, Mr. an dMrs. Jasper Huffman, at Dublin Frank Davis of Pennville. and Russel Wherlev of Pershing spent Sundav with C. D. Hauhn and familv The Farmers institute will be held at the Bentonville town hall, Jan. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Hemmer are ill.. .Phoebe Hauhn, wifp of Prank Hauhn former rpsiripnt of this place, died at her home 649 j Congress avenue, Indianapolis. January 2a. Interment at Crown cemetery, Thursday afternoon. Hill CARLOS CITY. Mrs. Mary Killer, of Richmond, called on Mrs. Vick Mc Allister, C. J. Ballenger and H. T. Miiursaay ca.iiea at iticnmona .urs. Etta Chamles is very ill Meeting !at Morgan Creek is having good sue cess. .Mr. and Mrs. Claud Brown i caiiea on Mrs. Browns parents, Mr. ! ?nd Mri- Wayne Whitehead. Mr. George Walter's also called on Mr. Whitehead. Mr. Sheldon Whitehead i3"? om(r VnyB. a,nd I.116'1" wlves ..alld n fr' "'mteheads parents , Sunday for divorce and also at church. S. L. McKissock has been very ill Vurley Love's sale was held yesterday David Houck was in Carlos vanefaa) Mrs. ecK McAllister is improving Mr. Jack Cates is not i i'"Proved Mrs. .lizzie uoggsnan The Carlos meethas oeen very in M?6 is stiH continuinS Miss MarceJine ogesnaii cauea on mis. . ora I del I and b. T. AlcKissicK visited mend V.lfre was ??od ' a "enounce at the x"u,e """tua.' '6' J Grant Smyth was in town Friday 1 Pleased they are going to have a new Dadan Thonc'.erburg is not well Mr. Tonie Ventress w&.s a dinner guest Thursday with his daughter, Mrs. Ora Swayn. Mrs. Lola Coldor called on her son, Garia Cox. LYNN, Ind. Miss Mildred Swain was the week end guest of Dr. and Mrs. Hinshaw in Winchester. .. .Mrs. Mary Chrisler, an aged lady, while at her kitchen duties in her home Thurs ! flay morning, slipped on the linoleum and fell, striking her arm in such a way as to receive a very bad sprain. ....Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McCanless of 1 Winchester were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown Clarence j Tillson of Richmond was th wpek i end gust of his parents, Mr. ard Mrs. William Tillson Frank Beverly, of Richmond, was the Friday guppt of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Bverly, north of town Charles Hill. of near Bethel. s"nt Friday with his i father, Abner Hill Miss ThIma (take possession at once Ira Johnson, Henry Pickett and WilMam Pickas were business visitors in the county seat Friday afternoon Bernold Frazier, who has been suffering with a sprained ankle, is improving. .. .Luke Horn, of near Avba, was the week end guest . of his daughter, Mrs. Roy j Manuel.

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AMD Help Me pick. fOV OUT A HAT M'I U MalhnUnn1 I t,M I J III Ull I UllUIUM. Succumbs Saturday Miles Henderson Mulhollond, 69 years old, died at his home, 213 North Sixth street at 5:30 a. m. Saturday. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. John Sand pro nf Tlavton Mrs FVistArl Stansberry of this city, one brother of i Florida and one sister of Adrin, Mich, j Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday from the home. Rev. A. H. Backus will have charge and immediately after the services the' body will be shipped to Dayton for i burial. Funeral services will be private and friends may call any time alt f rianHo wto v oolt nmr i m Ck o Iter Sunday noon. Civic Club Ballots Must Be Returned Chamber of Commerce members having received nominating ballots j are asked to remember that the bal- - 'lots must be marked and returned to headquarters by Tuesday. Each person receiving a ballot should mark the names of a person in his classification. For instance, if the receiver of a nominating ballot is j a merchant, he nominates only from i persons belonging in the merchants'! classification. The three persons in each classification receiving the largest vote will be the persons to be voted for in the final election. Officers will be elected by the directors elected by the members. JACK DEMPSEY'S RELATIVE JUROR IS MINER'S TRIAL (By Associated Prcssj WILLIAMSON. W. Va., Jan. 29 William Denipsey, the twelfth tentative juror to be selected in the trial of twenty-one mountaineers charged with the killing of Albert C. Fits in the famous Matewan battle last May, f-aid he was a second cousin of Jack j j Dempsey. world heavyweight pugilistic j champion when asked yesterday if he was in any way related to the pugilist, The Dempsey family were pioneers in ! lll,s section of the country, William Dempsey does not bfar much resemblance to his cousin, being 1 f slight ouild and not more than live feet, eight inches high. AIRPLANE FLIGHT (By Associated Press! ANCON, Peru, Jan. 29 Juan Leguia, son of President Leguia, of Peru, announced today he had completed ari rangements for an airplane flight from Callao to New York City. He said he will make stops at Guayaquil, Buenaventura, Panama, Havana, and two United States ports. He is chief of

the school of aviation which has been j president. A period of national mourniuaugurated here by the president. I ing has been decreed.

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ToCT AKOUMD VATH 7 5m ETC?? V PERUVIAN WARSHIPS WELCOME U. S. FLEET CALLAO, Peru, Jan. 29 Several I Peruvian warships sailed out of this Prt today to welcome the United States Atlantic fleet, which is on its way to visit Callao. Several vessels .... . ... . . . nuea wim 81gnt 8eers baye also Balled to meet the fleet. The advanced guard of the United States warships arrived hor traiav. tho smiarirnn rnm- ' . . . , . prising the transports Solace, Prome theus, Bridge, Brazos, Nereus and Proteus. The United States cruiser Columbia arrived here last night with the chief of staff of the Atlantic fleet, who immediately got in touch with the ministry of marine and conferred with him regarding the program of entertainment planned for the officers and crews. Negro, Eating Chicken Talks Calmly of Murder (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, Jan. 29 In exchange for a meal of fried chicken Roscoe Thompson, a negro, today confessed to killing Rev. G. L. Burrage. also colored. The prisoner's callousness amazed the city detectives who stared in astonishment at Thompson, who. without show of remorse, detailed the crime between bites of the chicken. "It was a joke on me," said Thompson. "I went to all the trouble of killing him and cut his head nearlv off with a razor and all I got out of it was $2 and a bum watch. Gee! this chicken is good." Thompson said he thought th preached had several hundred dollars ; in a trunk. CHAIR FACTORY STOCKHOLDF.F HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION The directors and stockholders oi the Richmond Chair Factory at an annual meeting held in the factory offices recently chose officers for the coming year as follows: E. Louck, president; Omer Chase vice president and manager; L. A. Handley, secretary, and C. W. Jordan, treasurer. CONVENTION MOURNS CBy Associated Press. 1 LA PAZ, Bolivia, Jan. 29. Monsignor Cacli, Papal Nuncio, to Bolivia and Peru, died here yesterday. As a result the Bolivian presidential convention suspended its session today. delaying the election of the first vice PUBLIC SALE fwri wtntm m wir mm 1 1 1 uti it m iwHimmwuMw imh it i s If 1 1 i 5 II i i I li il I! ; I ii II

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