Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 71, 1 February 1921 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND TUESDAY, FEB. 1, 1921.

EATON JUDGE RULES MILLER MUST SPECIFY ALIENATION CHARGES

EATON. O., Feb. 1. Charles G. Miller, farmer, will have to specify times and places his former wife, Ona Miller, was met by Enoch Buchanan lor alleged immoral purposes, in a $10,000 alienation 6uit filed some time ago by Miller against Buchanan. Judge A. C. Rlsinger. in common pleas court, sustained a motion by Buchanan to compel Miller to make his charges more specific. Another request by Buchanan to compel Miller to state what means de

fendant used in allegedly meeting Mrs. j

Miller was overruled. Miller obtained a divorce some time ago from his wife. He named Buchanan in his complaint. Attorney Makes Error. .Error on the part of a local lawyer in preparing two divorce petitions was responsible for dismissal of both suits from common pleas court. New petitions have been filed and both cases reentered in the docket. The case of Martin E. Fowler against Ada Fowler was one of the c ases dismissed a few days ago in open court by Judge Risinger, upon contention of defense counsel that the petition was faulty. The other case was that of Denver Cross against Iva Catherine Cross, which was pending trial. Cross's attorney withdrew the petition, had the case dismissed and then filed another .-uit. Cross alleges gross neglect. Local Couple Wed. Charles -Mann, carpenter, and Miss Cordie Lee Green, daughter of John Green, were married Monday by the Rev. A. J. Bussard of the Methodist church. Retired Farmer Dies. Charles Miller, 85, native of Germany, retired farmer, and resident of Preble county for upward of 70 years, cied early Monday iifternoon in the home of his son, John E. Miller, a mile southwest of Richmond. Ind. Death was due to paralysis, after an illness of two years or longer. Mr. Miller tame to (his country and to Preble county when a boy. He leaves a comfortable estate. He was a member of the Odd Follow fraternity. Surviving him are threo sons, at whose home he died; Frank, or Campbellstown; William of Kansas City, Mo.: three daughters, Mrs. Clarence McWhinney, of West Florence; Mrs. Joseph Stover, south of Eaton; a daughter in Walla Walla, Wash.; three brothers and one sister. One brother, Fred Miller, lives in Dayton, and another brother. Gus, lives in Buffalo. X. Y. Arrangements for the funeral have not been announced, but t he services will be held here in the Christian church, probably Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in Mound Hill cemetery. Foutz Funeral Wednesday., Senility caused the death of Jacob Foutz. 87, Monday morning at, 10 r'clock in his home a mile east of West Alexandria. He was a native of Montgomery county. Surviving him are his , , i i . i i , i . . .

wire ana tnree pons, r.inuuu ruuw-.,

reading south of West Alexandra: Jo- ? -ph Foutz. of Kitchel,5 Ind., and John Frutz, of Hamilton. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the Sugar Hill

Punkard church, east of West Alex- j nndria. followed by burial in the;

cemetery at New Lexington, north of West Alexandria. Mrs. Early Dies. Mrs. Nellie Earlev. wife of Carl

Farley, died Monday morning at 10:30 j o'clock in the family home at Scuffle- j town, eight roiles northeast of here, j Pneumonia was the cause of death. Surviving are the husband, two sons nnd two daughter?, and the mother, j Mrs. McB"P. of Byrmont. Funeral j services will bo conducted Thursday morning ?t 10 o'clock at the home.) Burial will be a New Lexington, Preble J county. I Old Suits Dismissed. j Twenty-four cases were called for dismissal Monday by Judge A. C. Risinger in common pleas court, but only I

two of them were cast into the discard, as counsel in the other cases assured the court there would be hasty action in setilement or brineing the cases to trial. The suits dismissed were: Ed Moots vs. Emma Snyder and Harry Flory vs. trustees of Harrison fawnship. The list of cases called was prepared by Judge Risinger. under the head of 'sick cases," and they were to he thrown out. of court for want of prosecution. A number of the cases are rather aged. Marriage licenses issued recently:

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ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE BERGDOLL CAUSE OF APOLOGY TO GERMANS . BERLIN, Feb. 1. Brig. Gen. Henry T. Allen, commander of the American Army of Occupation on the Rhine, has made a formal apology to both the Berlin government and the government of Baden for the recent attempt by men

connected with the American forces to j hastened to claim shipments to pre

Nova Scotia Drinkers Take "Stitch in Time" (By Associated Press) HALIFAX. N. S., Feb. 1. Nova Scotia's drinking men took "a stitch In time," and are smiling today despite the fact that the order-in-council prohibiting importation of liquors Into the province became effective last midnight. Steamships which arrived just before the zero-hour brought hundreds of cases of intoxicants and consignees

take into custody Grover Bergdoll, American draft evader, and his chauffeur, Isaac Stecuer, says an official statement issued by the government here. Submitted by Col. Stone. The statement says that Col. Stone, acting on orders from Gen. Allen, called on the imperial commission for the occupied Rhine area and declared Gen. Allen desired to make a formal apology to the imperial German and Baden governments for the attempt to arrest Bergdoll on Badon territory. Through

his official representative, the com-j munication states, Gen. Allen declared j he had given no orders for the attempt j

r gainst Bergdoll, which he greatly deplored. The order for Bergdoll's arrest. Gen. Allen stated, was issued by the provost marshal in Coblenz. who only recently arrived in Germany, and who was under the impression that Bergdoll was sojourning in the French zone of the occupied area.

vent their confiscation by tempeance ect inspectors. Customs officials had a record day, issuing customary papers for disposal of a final shipment of 18,000 cases which were brought from Glasgow aboard the steamship Canadian Runner.

Mrs. Joseph S. Freli.ighuysen and children, Emily (left), Victoria.

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The interesting- procp above is of Mrs. Joseph o. rrelinphuyen, v.ife of Senator Frelingh- N?w Jersey, and t.eir children. The Frelinghuysens are expected to -e frequent v:sitors at the White House when the Hardings move there, and rhe children vill share vih the Hardinc: jrrandchildren the distinction of be're able to play abo t the W! s House. The senator is i.ow er.tertaimr.g- President-elect Harding on a houseboat cruise in Florida waters.

RED ARROW DIVISION TO MEET IN DETROIT

(Pv Associated Pressl

DETROIT, Mich., Feb. 1. Elaborate

plans are being made here for theVecond annual convention of the Thittfysecond or Red Arrow Division, to De held August 28. 29 and 30. Pledges of co-oueration in formulating the plans have been given Red

j Arrow veterans here by officers of the

j state national guard and regular army

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1. -Secret ary i ofI's stationed in this district. Baker announced that he had received i tiAU loueht he Ingram as yet is n Pahiram ton,, f Mar r.n ! tentative, it is proposed that the fol-

IT. T. Allen, commanding the American j forces on the Rhine, saying he had or- j dered investigation of the circuni-; stances surrounding the attempt to! abduct Bergdoll at Eberbach last week, j

billeting, memorial exercises, regimental and unit banquets and business meetings. Monday, August 29 General meeting of the 32nd Division association to take place during the forenoon. Sightseeing trips in the afternoon. A general reception, including dancing and boxing bouts, in the evening. Tuesday, August :0 A parade at noon, the convention ending with a picnic in the afternoon. The first convention of the organization was held iast year in Milwaukee, it having been decided when the association was formed that the anr.ual

lSeetings would be held alternately in Michigan and Wisconsin. ' Many Wisconsin veterans of the division are expected to attend the convention here.

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PILES

Karl C. Maddock, .0, farmer, and Loth a Watts, 27, Jackson township; Ralph Waldo Shafer, 21, farmer, Lanier township, and Dorothy Iris Armstrong, 20, Eaton; Charles William Mann, 19, carpenter, and Cordie Lee Green, 17, both of Eaton.

Circuit Court

Two exceptional cases came to light in Wayne circuit court Tuesday morning when suit for divorce was filed by Clara Jordan against Hurley Jordan; and Mary Sego asked for a divorce from llarvy Sego. In the Jordan case the couple have been married 24 year-; and the Segos have been married 20 years. Mrs. Jordan alleges abandonment and failure to provide and ask for the custody of their two children. Mrs. Sego charges cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide, and asks for the custody of their one child.

Suit, for damages was filed by Andrew P. Hamilton asrainst Charles II. Sell, in Wayne circuit, court, Tuesday

i morning. l lie plaintiff alleges tnat

ho was driving east on Main street in an automobile, 'which was struck by an automobile driven by the defendant, shoving the former car against

ia lamp post and damaging Dotn tnc

car and the post to the amount of ?231.40. This amount and costs arc asked.

GOVERNOR FOR 25 DAYS, MAINE EXECUTIVE DIES AUGUSTA, Me., Feb. 1. -Governor Frederick Hale Parkhurst, of Maine, died Monday of pneumonia, which developed after his aDDarent recovery

from a diphtheretic infection. He had j been the chief executive of the state for 25 days, and was the third Maine

governor to die in ottice. He was succeeded as governor by Percival P. Baxter, president of the senate, who took the oath of office late Monday.

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Damages amounting to $10,000 are j a-sked by Everett R. Moore, of Dr. Charles Marvel, in a suit filed in ; Wayne circuit court Tuesday morning. ! Moore alleges that Marvel failed to use ordinary skill and care in setting j

a broken leg, and that, as a result the plaintiff has suffered and is permanently disabled.

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NEVADA IS SET TO FIGHT PICKFORD DIVORCE VALIDITY CARSON'. Xev., Feb. 1. The brief of the state attorney general in tb Marv Pickford divorce matter, in sup-

Suit for divorce was filed by Claire port of his motion to set aside the de-

Stanley, 22 Laurel street, against James G. Stanley, of Benton, Mo. Failure to provide was charged in the complaint. Custody of their one child was atked.

Complaint to quiet title was filed by Folger P. Wilson and Hans H. Wagner against Charles Huber et. al.

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RECORDS Below is just a few of the many good OKEH Records. If you have never used any of these records you are missing some of the best. All Okeh Records $1.C0. Try them and you will see the difference. Sleepy Hollow (Where I First Met You) (Fowler-Klickmann) Waltz Okeh Marimba Band The Hula Blues (Sonny Cunha-John A. Noble) Fox Trot Okeh Marimba Band Margie (C. Conrad . R. Robinson) Fo Trot Rega Dance Orchestra Coral Sea (H. Brown) Fox Trot Rudy Wiedoeft's Palace Trio

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