Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 73, 3 February 1921 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, FEB. 3, 1921.

GRIME ON DECREASE IN STATE ACCORDING TO JAIL SENTENCES INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 3 Measured by the number of prison and jail sentences, crime In Indiana showed a big decrease last year, according to the annual report of the state board of charities, now in the course of preparation. V The- total average daily population at the Michigan City prison, the' Jeffersonvllle reformatory and the Woman's prison, was the lowest in 10 years, totaling 1629 persons. The total number of felons committed to these institutions for the year was 718. The number of misdemeanants, placed in jails, was 17.1S2. or one-fourth the number of five or ten years ago. Sentences Decrease "The number convicted and sentenced to the state farm," said the report, "was less than it has been any

Carried Too Many Birds; Cook is Made Jailbird (By Associated Press) NEW YORK. Feb. 3. A ship's cook who essayed without rehearsal the role of a fat man in an attempt to evade customs inspectors, was held here today charged with violation of the customs laws. Joseph Venier, the galley lord, waddled with difficulty down the gang plank of the steamship President Wilson yesterday. Customs men attracted by his lumbersome gait investigated. Ten birds of paradise, their gorgeous plumage unruffled were found neatly arranged within his trousers.

See Stuffed Rooster; Confess to Thefts (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Feb. 3 The ghost of a rooster long since eaten has come back to haunt four outlaws who encompassed his untimely death, and today the quartet languishes in jail here awaiting sentence for confessed chicken theft. The chicken bandits

swaggered into court yesterday corn-

year since it was established, and the ! fortable in the belief that all the 35

number admitted to the correctional

department of the Indiana Woman's prison was the lowest in 10 years." The report added that suspended sentences for felonies was with one exception the lowest of any of the last five years, and that paroles under the indeterminate sentence law was the lowest of the last five years. Jail Populations. Included in the report was a tabula-, tion of prison and jail populations for comparative years, as shown by the institutional records for Sept. 30 of each year. For 1910, the felons committed to Michigan City, Jeffersonville and the woman's prison totaled 556, and the daily average population was 2,276. Suspended sentences num

bered 196, and paroles 546. For 1916,

fowls they were accused of stealing

had disappeared permanently from the

realm of evidence. They planned to

plead "not guilty."

Then one of the four espied a fin? feathered fowl at the feet of Assisiant Prosecutor Richardson. He nudged his fellows, who gazed for a moment with staring eyes. "Guilty," said the four in unison. "Boy, take this stuffed rooster back to the taxidermist from whom I borrowed it," said the prosecutor.

PITTSBURG BANKER NOW BOOMED FOR POST IN CABINET

CHICAGO AIR MAIL PILOT KILLED BY .PLANE'S FALL (By Ansociated Press) MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 3 K. M. Stewart, Chicago, pilot in the MinneapolisChicago air-mail service, was killed to

day when his plane fell three mi,e8 1 Friday morning:

south of Mendota near here V. Samson of Minneapolis, chanician was injured. -

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Philadelphia Courts Set

Record in Murder Verdict

MISSIONARIES STILL NEEDED, SAYS REPORT

L"'V"1UU' "J PHILADELPHIA, Feb.'3-More ver-

secuons oi me country kuuwu ;ipts of first degree murder were re-

frontier, where the Sunday school missionary is needed and where the board should continue to carry on a strong and vigorous progress of administration to needy and neglected communi-

Dry Agent Arrives

to Check Smugglers

(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Feb. 3. Frank D. Richa rri tnn rpp'innal nrnhiftit inn on fnrno-

commitments were 895; daily average J ment director, will arrive in Detroit.

population, 2,657; suspended sentences

244, and paroles. S72. For last year, commitments numbered 718; average daily population, 1,663, suspended sentences 185, and paroles, 666. 33,478 In Jail. Persons placed in jail in 1910 numbered 33,478, of whom 14,820 were convicted and served sentences; in 1916, arrests totaled 40,075, with 12,560 convictions, including 2.322 sent to the penal farm; last year, the arrests were 17,182; convicted, 3,276, with 993 going to the farm. In submitting the figures, the board did not attempt to explain the statistics, submitting them without an effort at interpretation.

Andrew W. Mellon. Andrew W. Mellon, Pittsburg banker and railroad man, is now mentioned prominently for the post of secretary of the treasury in the Harding cabinet. He recently resigned his directorship in the Pennsylvania railroad.

RAIL RATE INCREASE EFFECTIVE IN OHIO (By Associated Press) COLUMBUS, O.. Feb. 3 On instructions from the interstate commerce commission, and over the protests of Ohio officials, railroads operating In Ohio today increased their passenger fare rates from 3 to 3.6 cents per mile, making the rates charged in this state conform with interstate rates. Ohio state officials, under a decree issued by the United States district court here last week, are temporarily enjoined from interfering with the application of the increased rates. A hear In sr will h hold h

; day on a motion to make the temporary injunction permanent. If the temporary injunction is made perma-

,neni, uoio oinciais say ttoey will ap-lties is stressed in the annual report

ZZf nn,?,JX !2?:e?!of the Extension ond Home Grant de-

interstate commerce commission hasPartment of the Board of Sunday no authority to force higher railroad schools of the Methodist Episcopal rates than the maximum of 3 cents a j church. The report was submitted tomile provided for under the state laws, iday to the convention by the Rev.

Matthew J. Treary, superintendent or the departments. "We doubt," says the report, "if any piece of work this board ha3 ever flnna n rrt i . a w i t Vi it an ctrdTIC an an.

Scott Funeral services for John i Peal to the church as that of our Sun-;

Harvey Scott, who died at his home day school missionary. Wednesday morning, will be held Sat-1 "The great northwest and soma securday at 9 a. m. from St. Mary's tions of the southwest are passing church, with Rev. w. J. Cronin offi- through the reforming and reshaping ciating. Burial will be in Earlham ; period. Some sections have been alfATnAtAi.v 17 ,4 1. . n ninct H ttnnnnl a t d n f thfir nricina

1 . riiruua may uu.11 ill. uuy 1 11 , v. - - , time. j settlers. The type of industry has . j changed, calling for different type of j

HAS FALLEN ARCHES; 'personnel." WANTS TAX EXEMPTION j 'Ky Associated Press) SON OF BRIGADIER GENERAL BOSTON, Feb. 3. Collector John J. I ALLEN TO WED FRENCH GIRL Mitchell, of the internal revenue off-re, ' COBLENZ. Feb. 3. The marriage of

strives to make the road of the income i Lieut. Henry T. Allen, son of Brig.

Friday Prayer Meetings of First M. E. Church Prayer meetings for members of the First M. E. church will be hld

at.the following places at 9:30 o'clock

turned In the first 33 days of 1921 than ; -in the whole year of irS . " ' Lawyers today expressed , the belief . that thi3 constitutes a record in local-

courts. The fourth verdict of the sort this

year was brought in last night when a

George . Mr ud Mrg jQhn Saylor 122 North 'j"1"? In th court of yr and Terminer,

Fourteenth street; Mr. and Mrs. Fred

Brown, 320 North Sixteenth street; Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown, 325 North Eighteenth street; Mrs. William Day, 415 North Twenty-first street.

found Earl Carter, an alleged bandit, guilty of killing Richard Manus, in the

latter's store last June. , Only three first degree murder verdicts were returned in 1920.

Funeral Arrangements

Mich., today to supervise action to be

taken by his agents against liquor)

smugglers who are

into the United States

by airplane, boat and automobile, he declared. Mr. Richardson said that the order from Washington limiting druggists' withdrawals of whiskey from ware-

Six Alleged Sinn Feiners Are Killed in Attack fRv Associated Press)

SKIBBEREEX County Cork, Ire-j tax payer as pleasant as possible, but j Gen. Alien, commander in cmer or tne , , v. oil mo,,0Vc r,f a nartv1'16 confessed himself stumped today. American occupational forces, to Mile, land, I eh. o. blx me.iiDers oi a l , In his mail he fo,lnd a lettpr apUing ' Juliette DeSouzy is announced for Feb.

s-aid to number several nunareo sum that the writer be exempted from the i 8 at the ChatPau Gavrole. Montigny-

r- u 1 -auuc in 1 1 1 r v u kj i , i' i auvc. i

tienerai ana Mrs. Alien ana a nuniDer

Iron pavements were first laid in : of the American officers on the Rhine

getting " whiskey I Feiners were killed and several others .tax on account of fallen arches, es from Canada! wounded in an attack last night upon j -

a detachment of fifteen police between Burgada and Rosscarbery. according to reports from police sources, rcachinsr here this morning. The attacking

! London in 1817.

houses to five cases practically stops j party was beaten off after a fierce alleged bootlegging from that source. I fight abandonjng a quantity of auimu-

xna ill I fill IU11 Will us uueuit'U UUW, lit? said, toward Canadian rum running, which he considers a menace to this district.

Test Out Airplane For Coast to Coast Dash , (By Associated Press) DOUGLAS. ARIZ.. Feb. 3 It wai

a.u iiuuuv,r:u a c l litr txa iii 11 j

! nit ion. The police, the reports declare,

sustained no casualties. STOMACH GAVE HER YEARS OF TORTURE

i will attend the wedding.

Could Lordly xtanl on her feet. auythlnK now.

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Archbishop of Milan Successor Mentioned CBy Associated Press) ' MILAN. Feb. 3. Monsignor Nasalli Rosea will Drobablv succeed Cardinal

Vorrarl whn rttert -v-ootorrlai- no rch.ini.JJ. , , , . mv feet. 1 lost niv appetite and wliati

The Real-Fruit Dessert No extra price

nere toaay tnat Lieut. Aiexanaer For rears i suffered with stomach Pearson. Jr., of the twelfth aero squad-; trouble "in its-worst form. It was so ran will Ipavfi Feb. 7. to flv tn Pablo. ! had at times I could hardly stand on

hop '

hifhnn of Milan. It Is Pxnerterl ho will I 1 " . I. I " . ! 1 "1,1.ra.t " I

r-.-- r ----- uii rcuiuary on a. im.ii-t;iiii i iiieu- acn so nan mat it uioaieu me an "i'. ,

De crestea a cardinal at tne consistory tal flight to San Diego Cal The De and caused me to suffer with snortto be held in March. Haviland 4-B airplane which Pearson ! nt of T Vi-ompttelvnwoarn oul and rnrrlinal FWrnrI hoc ncen 111 a Innir . v....... I . 4 , heart. I was omplttUy woin out ana

- - - ... i iias reuuiii nere ioi i ne tuasi iu tuasi i felt bad all the time. time and underwent several opera-j dash, was tested out yesterday. An I "I saw Milks Emulai

tions. mis conaition was compneatea j Pf fort will be made to negotiate the by the development of tuberculosis of 'distance in 24 hours, which will rethe trachea, and for more than twoquire an average speed of 95 miles an months he, had been unable to speak, hour. For weeks his death had been expect-1

ed, but. he persisted until the last few

days of his life in receiving people from his dioecfe. His death is universally mourned in this city, and all church bells in Milan tolled the mournful news.

House Committee Favors Departmental Packers' Rule

Get Jiffy-Jell in these days the quality dessert. It is due to yoii and yours. Here alone you get the real fruit juice condensed and tealcd in glass. There's a bottle in each package.

Today it costs no more than old-style quick desserts, with flavors in dry form. We supply dessert molds to users. Also other useful things. Write for catalog of gifts. Tell us which you want.

Jiffy Dessert Co., Waukesha, Wis.

on advertised in

the riailv napers and decided to try it.

and I want to tell you I commenced to

improve before I finished the first bot- i tie. Mv appetite lias returned and I can now eat anything without any trouble ! afterwards. My stomach trouble has entirely disappeared and I sleep like a log everv nipht. In fat I feel as well as I ever did." Mrs. O. J. Zeeha, S3. , Charles St.. St. F'aul. Minn. I The blessed relief which Milks Kmul- ' sion sives in stomach trouble, is onlypart of its Rood work. The benefit is, both prompt and lasting. It costs noth-

10 Flavors 2 Pkgs. for 2Sc

Russian Girls Released

From Suspicion as Reds (F-y Associated Press) SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3. Corrella and Isbella Friede, Russian girls who landed here Monday and were detained on suspicion of being propagandists for the soviet government of Russia were freed today by immigration officials following the findings of a court of inquiry on Angel Island, the court deciding that suspicions were unfounded. The girls gave their ages as 21 and 17, and their occupation as professional dancing. They said they had relatives in New York.

By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3. Favorable

ro?irrt vaa nrHoroH tnHav Viv 1 ho hmio : ins- t tt trv.

i agricultural committee on a substitute' . V rrectiv medicine, it

plan for the senate bill for federal reg-1 ,-eptores healthy, natural bowel action. Illation of the meat industry. Under doinjc away with all need of pills and the substitute control of meat packers i I'liysi.-s. it promotes appetite and me suBsuiuu lomrui ui raedi pdiKeis. ij(klv p th(i ,iie;e5!tiVp organs m would be vested in the department ot snape to assimilate food, it hoips build agriculture and Stock yards be placed flesh and strength, and is a powerful .,ri.- ihn tni,..ruin r -r,, in resistinz and repairing the ef-

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mission. The committee voted to ask for a special rule to expedite the legislation in the house.

HONDURAS HEAD ILL (By Associated Press) TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Feb. Alberto Membreno, former president of Honduras, is seriouslyy ill, according to reports in this city.

Euchre and Sheephead Card Party This livening KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL Dancing and Other Entertainment at 10 o'clock SPECIAL MUSIC Auspices Ladies' Auxiliary, A. 0. H.

This is tiie only solid emulsion made. I

and so palatable that it is eaten with ! a spoon like ice cream. Truly wonder- j

ful for weak, sickly children. No matter how severe your case, you -are urged to try Milks Kmulsion under! this guarantee Tax six boltlps home I

with vou. use it according to directions and if not satisfied with the resulv, vour money will be promptly refunded. Price 75c. and $1.."0 per bottle. The Milks Kmulsion 'o.. Terre Haute, Tnd. Sold by druggists everywhere. Advertisement.

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THE day of cheap watches is passing. The demand for watches that look right and have the necessary jewels and fine adjustments for satisfactory service over-shadows all else. Prices for good watches are reasonable compared to all else you buy they have not advanced materially while the quality and style are much improved. We have the necessary assortment to meet your needs. CHARLES H. HANER 810 Main Street Jeweler Glasses Fitted

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FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY Unmatchable values that these extraordinary low prices will so sell every garment. Be one of the fortunate ones to get a share of these bargains.

Cloth Coats 50 more of them, all wool sample Cloth Coats, fur trimmed and silk lined, all Ehades; special

Plush Coats

All Silk Flush, silk lined, plain and fur trimmed, long and short Coats, values up to $50.00

$goo

Suits

New Spring Suits Serges, Tricot ines, Velours, Silvertones, etc. Clever styles, all silk lined, special

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Dresses 100 Sample Dresses, all wool Serges, Tricotines, Velours, Tricolettes, Jer. seys, Satins and Taffetas, all shades, smart styles; special $1000

You're Welcome to the Corn Show Feb. 7 and 8

1lGRAN'S Ladies' Shop 923 Main St., Richmond, Ind.

All Wool Navy Flounced Middies $3.79

At Feltman's

Light Tan Oxford

Wing 'ips and weltsewed soles, Cuban heels, AAA to D width3

$.500 JpP

Feltman's Shoe StoreThe World's Largest Shoe Dealers 35 Stores 724 Main Street

The

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of our chain store organization makes possible lower prices for our customers. Clean, fresh stocks always on hand. Courteous salespeople to care for your wants. Buy what you need from any of the Thistlethwaito Store and you buy the best for le6S. Friday, Saturday, Sunday Specials

Automobile Owners Notice! Having assumed sole agency in Wayne county for the SUPER CROWN BATTERY We will hereafter sell them along with the PARAGON BATTERY WATSON & MOORE

1029 Main St.

Phone 1014

FOR THE BABY 40c FLETCHER'S OQ CASTORIA dUK, $3.75 HORLICK S tfQ (Q MALTED MILK f)0.JU 60c JAYXE'S TOXIC AOg VERMIFUGE rtOC 65c ESKAY'S CCQo FOOD UOt $1.00 ESKAY'S QO. FOOD 07t MELL1X S FOOD AQ (large) DOt $1.00 HORLICK'S QQ MALTED MILK OuL 15c SAYMAN'S SOAP. Il bar lit 25c COLGATE'S TOOTH O-j PASTE UlA, SOc KOLYNOS TOOTH OQ PASTE Ut 50c FREEMAN' S FACE Q7rt POWDER OlC

DRUGS $1.00 WINE of QA. CARDUI OlC 33c SAL HEPATICA 27C 60c KING'S NEW AKn DISCOVERY 4tOC $1.50 EARLE'S HYPO25c BEECHAM'S OA PILLS UC $1.00 PERUNA 85C ?1.10 WAMPOLE S COD QfT LIVER OIL ODL J1.T3 PINAUDS Q- fTQ QUININE J)t) 35c PISO'S COUGH 97 SYRUP dl $1.15 DELATONE 89g 50c CARMEN'S FACE A Q POWDER ftOC

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f HE PEOPLE'S HOME AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION have arranged to keep their office open every day from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. for the receiving of dues on savings accounts. . WE HAVE ALWAYS PAID 6 ON SAVINGS

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