Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 75, 5 February 1921 — Page 9

STATUS OF INDIANS q; MATTER OF DISPUTE V IN NEW YORK STATE

ALBANY, N. Y.. Feb. 5. Despite diligent efforts of the Everett legislative committee appointed nearly a year ago to reconcile various conflicting judicial decisions regarding the position occupied by Indians in New York state,' the status of the aborigines remains a controversial matter. Appointed as a result of legal proceedings affecting Indians in which the question of status was raised, the legislative body has delved into American ajxd European records centuries old and found more entangling situations instead of a solution. Titles in Jeopardy As the investigation continues, an action is pending in the United States supreme court in which the Indians claim they sold lands to white men in the state without proper sanction of ihe federal government which was said to be necessary under the terms of a certain treaty. The mere existence of this case naturally places in jeopardy existing titles to lands throughout the state. Facing the committee for solution are, problems involving the amount and location of the land sold by the Indians and whether, in reality, the Indian ever legally held the lands he sold. There are seven reservations in the Empire state, populated by more than 6,000 Indians. They are permitted, to an extent, to govern themselves, and enjoy immunity unless accused 1 of violation of the state laws. Suburban

BOSTON, Ind. Mrs. George John9 H son of Losantvllle, visited Howard -'i - Johnson and family last week... Miss Grace Fottenger left Saturday for DeLand, Fla., where she will spent the remainder of the winter Mr. and Mrs. P. It. Beard and daughter, . Mary, visited Mr. and Mrs. Adam Eby. Miss India Stanford, of Richmond, spent the week end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Druley... . .Harry Peck attended the funeral of Robert Harris at Peru, Monday. Mr. Harris was an engineer on the C. & O Mrs. Will Oxer spent Tuesday at Kitchel with Mrs. Hairy Allen. Mrs. Earl Campbell of Richmond spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Beard Mrs. John Long returned to, Cincinnati Wednesday Mr. Cullip, of Peru, visited his sons, Will and A. H. Cullip last week.

MILTON, Ind. Mr. Charles Davis arrived Tuesday night from Chicago, where he went with Mr. Fred Miller, superintendent of the Rex Manufacturing company of Connersville, to attend the automobile show Gharles Shank, who is suffering from cancer of the throat, is in a very serious condition. His brother, James Shank, from south of Richmond, spent Sunday vith him Mrs. Malinda Crawford, who lived in Milton for many years, died Tuesday at the home of her son in Greensfork... :Mrs.ene Beeson was called to Lewisville Thursday by the death of her cousin, Mrs. Henry Lail Mrs. Wilbur Hunt and daughter of Cincinnati, have been visiting Mrs. Anna Hoshour. . . . .The Eastern Star met Tuesday evening. After the business period a two course luncheon was served by a committee of Cambridge City men The Embroidery club met Wednesday afternoon with " Mrs. Oliver Wallace. Three new members were received into the club, Mrs. Henry Larson, Mrs. Charles Nugent and Mrs. Harry Doty The Cary club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Edgar Beeson. The following program was given: "Indiana's Part, in American History." Mrs. George Kelsey; "History of Suffrage in Indiana," Mrs. W. P. Moore; reading, "The Hoosier Nest," Miss Mary Caldwell; song, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Squier, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Doty. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kinney spent Sunday at Richmond with Mrs. Emma Fulghtim Messrs. Ray Swallow, Eben Iouck, Gharles Jordan and Oliver Nusbaum were at Milton Tuesday to attend the directors' meeting of the Washington Township bank Many tickets have already been sold for the minstrel show to be given Wednesday, Feb. 9, at Grange hall .Delmar Doddridge has entered Indiana university for the second semester's work Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy spent several days this week in Cincinnati with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Ozro Dailey spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Higham... Mrs. Roy Mills, who has been spending some time with her mother. Mrs. Charles Ferris, who is seriously ill, left Wednesday for her home in StrauRhn. Mrs. Moore of Connersville is now the nurse for Mrs. Ferris Mrs. Nora Scott gave a dinner party Wednesday in honor of the 20th birthday of her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Dalryniple. . . .Mrs. Henry Hess entertain

ed at a six o'clock dinner Wednesday, j

6 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd, Miss Mella Floyd, Mr. Everett Floyd and Misa Celia Huddleston of Dublin, in honor of the 70th birthday anniversary of her mother, Mrs. Flora Ferguscn. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Linville Wallace had as guests recently Lester Doneker and sister, Ruth, and Miss Eva Beeson, of Bentonville. ....Mrs. Albert Newman was made a member of the 500 club at the recent meeting with Mrs. Harry Manlove. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Newhart at the home of Mrs. Lycurgus Beeson. . . . Mr. Orville Irvin of Chicago has been visiting Milton relatives Grandmother Crist was 95 4 rs old Thursday. Mrs. Theo. Crist eutertained Mrs. Sallie Beeson at dinner in her honor. . . .John Posey Jones . i ; walking on crutches as a result of a sprained ankle while playing basketball at Cambridge City Tuesday evening Rev. McCormick-was at Newcastle Tuesday to preach a funeral. . . Miss Nelson of Centerville was the

guest of Miss Lela Morrow Thursday afternoon.

LYNN. Ind. Mrs. Maude Keinzle is the guest of Mr. aud Mrs. Dan Hecker in Indianapolis Mrs. Ona Thomas is spending the week in Richmond, the guest of Mrs. Rella Chenoweth and other relatives .... Mr. and Mrs. Quay Brettey and son David of Valparaiso, are the guests of Mr and Mrs. Charles Jarrett for a few days The little children of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hlatt, who have been seriously ill for some O time, are reported as improving ' Parks Anderson of Richmond, was a business visitor in Lynn Tuesday in the interest of the Colvin Construction company .... Mrs. Bert Ellis, who has wen the guest at the home of Mr.

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COL.leCT(OM Of- SJ-S"vt'Si the coumtry onj Cool iT S VALVE and Mrs. Ellery Boone for a few days, returned to her home in Richmond Wednesday The following persons were Richmond shoppers Wednesday: Mrs. Willard Jordan, Mrs. E. H. Jones, Mrs. James Kinsey, Mrs. Lon Boren, Fred Hockett, Job Potter and Dan Thomas J. E. Beetley was a business visitor in Fountain City Wednesday. BETHEL, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Anderson spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. William Curtis, of Whitewater Miss Marie Harding, of Richmond, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hard ing Miss Florence Boren spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Helen Gayle and Miss Frances Day, of Whitewater. . v. Mrs. Oliver Spencer returned Friday afternoon from New Paris, O., where she had been spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Mary Young, and Leonard Young Mrs. Stella White spent Monday evening with Mrs. Celia Anderson. . .Mrs. Everett White and Miss Wyvona Hyde spent TVIonday' evening with Miss Florence Boren Eber Brown, of Lynn, spent Sunday afternoon with his grandfather, Milton Harlan Mrs. Chester Arnett, of Palestine. O , was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Tharpe, Tuesday. . .Harry Spencer and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Spencer Sunday. Mrs. Everette White returned home Saturday evening after spending a few days in Richmond with her parents, Mr. and Mis. Henry Knoll Mrs. Oliver Spencer called on Mrs. Ray Polley Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Polley is very ill. . . .Theodore Bunger is moving to his farm near Centerville.... Mr. and Mrs. Merl Coleman were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Harding Monday Mis. Jebu Boron spent Sunday afternoon with Mis. Celia Anderson Mrs. Lafe White was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hyde Sunday. .. .The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Harry Hawkins Thursday afternoon. f CASTINE, O Miss Gladys Wenger. of Union City, spent Sunday and Monday with William Denlinger and family Mrs. Roy Horine was a visitor in Greenville, Monday Mrs. Nellie Chrismer spent Tuesday with Mary De Camp Miss Nora Harrison, of Oxford, spent last, week with lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Harrison The following people spent. Friday evening with Frank and Ethel Huston, Misses Lurene Gingry. Grace Shepherd, Roma McGriff. Marie Hawkey, Meda Benner, Zelpha and Irene Deneniger, Eva Sehell, Hazel Sleppy, and Onolee McGriff, Tiessrs. Earl and Harry Hawkey, Charles Scott and Harrison Horine, Jesse Chrismer, Ernest Hewry. Russel Sleppy, Robert and Clarence Snyder. Earl Schweighert, Elmer Handeshell, and Mr. and Mrs. Miller and sou, Donald Mr. John Gingry and daughter Lerene, visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dye and daughter Hazel, near Ithaca, Tuesday. GREENSFORK, Ind. Miss Thelma Stackhouse visited her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Boyd, at Reid Hospital, Wednesday. Mrs. Boyd is getting along nicely Miss Cuba Sowers, Mary Mover. and Isabelle Carter called on l..ena Stanton, Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Cloud, Rev. Myrl Hough, WASHINGTON, TUES., Richard Walton PRICES: Nights and Mat. Boxes, $3.00-. First Floor, $3.00. Bal., $2.50, $2.00. Second Eal., $1.00 Century's sensation Double revolving stages Thematic Music Triple electrical equipment Three cars required to transport Curtain 2:30 and 8:15 sharp. No one seated during prologue

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BRAiwS IN - headeDncss ReOOfJ-S"rt?OCTiOM OF Tneru He mjde A HOLE IN ONE? and Rev. Roe Amburn, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cloud and Mrs. Jorboe Fountain City High School played basket-ball here with Greensfork high school, Wednesday evening, the score being 36 to 13 in favor of Greensfork The TailLights won from the Bull Dogs, Wednesday evening with a score of 19 to C. The Colts will play Centerville a game of basketball on the local floor Saturday evening, Feb. 5 The revival meetings at the Friends' church are meeting with success. Church each evening at 7 o'clock. Come and bring some one with you Mr. and Mrs. Milton Metteret and son, Herschel, and Mrs. Ella Retz, attended the funeral of Geraldine Conley at Economy, Tuesday afternoon. ... Mrs. Faye Grubbs called Thursday afternoon on Mrs. Ed , Stanton and daughters Sermons are being preached each evening at the Friends' church. Rev. Myrl Hough deJ livered an excellent sermon Thursday : evening. Lena Stanton sans "No Night I There." SpecjaJLsinging each evenFATRHAVEX. O. Rev. and Mrs. Shriver. Mr. and Mrs.' Bert Borradaile, Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell, daughter, Lola and son Glen, and Mr. and Mrs. Myers, of near Oxford, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell Rev. Eikenberry, of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, of Camden, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barnhart Arthur Morton was in Richmond, Tuesday.... Miss Grace AVhite, of Richmond, and Mr. John Edmondson, of Rushville, spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of Ellis White Arthur Bess spent Wednesday evening with Glen Jeffers. . . . Clarence Barnhart and family spent Monday in Dayton Orve I'ishop is recovering from an attack of typhoid fever Mr. and Mrs. Ellis White were in Eaton, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Cline spent Thursday in Cincinnati Mrs. Nellie Hays spent Friday with Mrs. Lois Paxton The Boys' Basketball team played the Gratis team here Friday evening. The score, 19 to IS in Israel's favor Miss Edna Collins spent Tuesday evening with Miss Blanche Bss Miss Vera Laird spent the veek-end with her sister, Mrs. Tjorhner Charles Miss Ruby AVhite sent Thursday night with Miss Helen Campbell Cyrus Hall and family have moved to a farm in Dixon township. ....Miss Bessie Newton spent. Thursday night with Miss Leila Wright Several from here attended the sale of Ace Morrow Miss Maud Summers spent Thursday night with Miss Myrna Wright Miss Helen 'Campbell entertained her class at her home Thursday evenlnjr. Those present were: Misses Ruth Wright, Bessie Newton, Leila Wright, Ruby White, Maud Summers, Myrna Wright, Helen Campbell and Messrs. Paul Orr and Edear McCreary A sale will be held on the Charles Bishop farm, Feb. 10. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Will Medsker and Harry Medsker of Pittsburgh, were called here on account of the serious illness of their father. .. .The Mal-Gra Casting company closed Thursday for an indefinite period . . . The infant daughter recently born to Mr. and Mrs. William Bryan died of pneumonia this week Mrs. R. E. FEB. 8, Mat. and Night Tully Presents

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CTrigkl R. T YrftM laa. Jones of Knightstown recently visited Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Carpenter Mrs. John Shaller. once a Cambridge resident, now living at Dublin, and Vho was formerly Miss Merle Converse, has been ill since the holidays and is confined to her bed Miss Kellum, teacher in Cambridge high

GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Announces Sermons Illustrated by MOVING PICTURES Every Sunday Night During February 7:30 P.M., as Follows: Ieb. 6th "The Good Samaritan" Feb. 13th "Call of Samuel" Feb. 20th "A Modern Ruth" Feb. 27th "Blind Bartimaens"

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school, gave a coasting party near her home Monday evening for the members of the girls' athletic association. ....Matoaka council will have a roll call and valentine party at Red Men's hall Thursday evening, Feb. 10. for all the members and their families Rev. Hogan is conducting revival ser-

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A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Jesse L. Lasky Presents

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For years the greatest melodrama of the stage, William Gillette's Thriller has been made into a motion picture that will hold you enthralled. Consummately acted, by a cast of great artists, superbly directed and lavishly produced, a great entertainment treat!

Also Showing Sennett Comedy "A FICKLE FANCY"

vices at the M. E. church each evening.... Mrs. Charles Wheeler fell in her home Thursday morning. " Her foot caught on the Bill In the doorway of the room leading to the front porch causing her to fail and break her hip. She was taken to the Richmond hospital Thursday morning. W. F.

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ZANE GREY'S Greatest Story "The Border

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Hobart Bosworth The last of the outlaw gangs and the girl who tamed them.

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A mad dash to escape the notorious Border Legion of the Lawless West. A sensational hold-up of a Pony Express carrying a fortune in gold. The fall of a horse and rider down a 100-foot gulch. The pitched gun fight between the outlaw raiders and the sheriffs posse, in the dead of the night. This is only a few of the thrills in this wonderful picture. With this the latest Sunshine Comedy

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For 30 minutes Pipe Organ TUESDAY WALLACE REID -in"Alias Mike Moran"

TONIGHT WILLIAM RUSSELL in the 5-act western comedy drama

"The Twins of Also a big comedy WITH

JACK HOLT AGNES AYRES WANDA HAWLEY LEWIS STONE ROBERT CAIN CLARENCE GELOAART LILLIAN LEIGHTON WALTER HIERS

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Medsker, the well known attorney, who was taken sick Thursday- of last week with blood poison that developed from a small wound on his left hand, died at his home at 12 o'clock Wednesday night. Palladium Want Ads Pay 55 ion AND Action of good laughs. for Music THURSDAY Gertrude Atherton -in "OUT OF THE STORM" Suffering Creek "A CLOSE SHAVE SUNDAY AND MONDAY Washington Orchestra and, - "Vt .-;rt t : Pipe Organ