Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 92, 25 February 1921 — Page 10

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ADVOCATES UNIFORM RULE IN TAXATION WORK IN OHIO HOUSE COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 25 Advocates of the continuance of the uniform rule in taxation, as provided for in the Ohio constitution; for 70 years, became active,TJiurfdqy .-in the general aaFemblyv They presented two bills for making the listing of all tangible and intangible property certain, and indi

cated a friendly, bent of mind to the pending Fouts bill to make all credits texa.ble.l-:, .r?.T- " There? trasl' presented v from one sympathetic trith, but outside of the i-trategy boaird, of the unifoTra- rule forces, an-Inquisitorial bill which was not part of the program that had been worked-out. - This last measure was introduced by Representative H. D. Cope, of Columbiana. In r peaking of the. bills, the. "uniform rule" leader, Representative John H. Chester, of Poulding; remarked that faster 1. J. Taber, of the Ohio G ranee, had complained of "too much talking." Mr. Chester said he agreed and point

ed to the two bills as evidence that his faction had been working instead f talking.. He also professed especial leasure because an admission of one the members of the rural group Toring a change in. the state con

dition to the effect that the Silver

Station expresses their organic ram.

j author of the resolution, Repre-

tive Harry D. Silver, of Preble, ;ise expressed his satisfaction, jthe work of the uniform rule t, saying that it would help to

allize the sentiment of all citirural and urban, behind a ping reform program by disclosne menace of tax inquisition. Asms wero made that the Chester

g were losing their grip and that j reports indicate a growing volof aid for the new plan now in ss of evolution. .further the movement the citltaxation committee, named by rovernor, meets Friday. At the time the Ohio Home Protective ne is to conduct a session, and tary C. A. Dyer, who is of the of rural men working for a conft Clonal change, expects an indorse'eU The meeting was called because a f 6e insistence of Gus , Asch, of r&On, a uniform rule leader.

CAVALRY WHICH MAY ESCORT HARDING ON MARCH 4

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entertaining a cousin, Will Branden-. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John burgh, from New Palestine for the W. Kenworthy and daughter.. . . .Miss

Mrs. Harrv RieVleman and dauehter 1 Julla Deem spent Saturday in Camden

with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Loop... Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk-

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Section of the Third squadron of the Third cavalry In action at Fort Meyer, Va and Major George Patton. commaader of the battalion.

The Third squadron of the Third cavalry has been detailed as personal escort for Presidentelect Harding daring the inaugural ceremonies, if Hardi&g holds to the custom of a formal escort. The squadron will be under the personal com

mand of Col. William C Riven of the Third cavalry. The actual commanding, however, will b done by Major George Patton, commander of the Third battalion of cavalry from Fort Meyer. The photograph shows this squadron in action.

Mrs. Harry Riggleman and daughter

and Mr. and Mrs. James Ladd were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Campbell of Richmond Wednesday., ..Raymond Smith was the guest of

Winneld Piene and family Sunday...

Mrs. Mildred Holliway visited Mrs.

Raymond Smith at the home of her j chine badly wrecked Saturday evening parents here Sunday morning. . . . Mr. i wiien anotner machine ran into 1L. . . .

mond ehoDDers Saturday. .. .Mrs. q.!'1"- ueeffl "ienQea u

W. Hartup and Mrs. Frank Williams ; funeral of their uncle, Isaac Campbell,

Patrick and baby spent Sunday in Camden with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kabler Vera Statzer had his ma-

were the guests of Mrs. Mary Cook.

north of town Friday.

NEW HOPE, O. Neighbors and

near West Alexandria, Saturday after

noon.. .Robert Yost attended the lec

ture at Lanier, Wednesday night...

friends gave Charles VanAusdale and ; MIss Melva Kenworthy called at the

HORSE KICK MAY BE FATAL FORT WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 25. Raymond Baker. 12 years old, son of Hr. and Mrs. Frank Baker of ' this "city, is In St. Joseph's hospital here in a serious condition as the result of being kicked by & horse. - The lad la suffering from a fractured skull and physicians bold little hopes for his recovery.

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COTTAGE GROVE, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gardner snent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Seals ...Gertrude Jacobs and Verda Miller snent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. lveron Logue. . . .Omar Miller spent Thursday afternoon in Hamilton.... Miss Gladens Brown and Mrs. Lorena Phipps spent Friday. with Verda Miller and Gertrude Jacobs. .. .Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder of New Madison, O., spent Saturday with Mrs. Snyder's folks, W. T. Logue . . . . Mrs. Merl Merriman of Chicago spent Sunday night wiht Omar Miller and family. .. .Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Williamson spent Sunday afternoon with John Benner....

Mrs. Moline Johnson is still quite ill

at -her son's home....... Mrs. James

Brough6r dined- with R. E. Toole Monr

day.. .;V. C. Boring spent -Tuesday in

Hamilton, O Mrs. V. C. Boring and

daughter,. Fay, ? spent -Tuesday fn Cin

cinnatl, O., with Mrs. ShumatQ and

children . . .". . .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sanford of Richmond spent Monday night and Tuesday with home folks.. . . Mrs. Hetisimer and daughter, Florence spent Tuesday, at: Miami,' 9 C.'. C, Drlnkwater was an -Indianapolis caller Tuesday". V.Milton Harlan of Richmond spent i Monday night and Tuesday with Lyman Harlan and family.... John Rawlins dined with John Ewing Wednesday Mrs. Emma .Logue and family of Richmond spent Tuesday with Alveron Logue .'.Enialine Gardner spent Wednesday with Alveron Logue Salem monthly meeting was held Tuesday evening. A good crowd was present. .. .Alonzo -Jtidenour and family moved to Centerville Tuesday. R. E. Toole will occupy the house that they vacated Miss Julia Mullen of Liberty 6pent Thursday with Mrs. Sarah Gleason.

Thursday. They partook of an excellent dinner prepared by the Domestic Science class at the Lincoln school, and visited that school in the afternoon..... Mr. Boyden Murray has resigned his place as Janitor of the school building and has resumed his old work of baling hay and straw.... Mr. Raymond Wiggins takes his place. ...Miss Bertha Newton, of Cambridge City, is visiting friends and relatives here Mr. Brook Wiggins made a business trip to Muncie on Tuesday. WILLIAMSBURG, Ind. Helen

Smith who has been with John Durbln and family for the past week, returned to her home near Newcastle Sunday. . . .Mrs. Allen Oler was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Clements of Rich

mond this week-end.... Mrs. Raymond

Smith and baby returned to their home

Sunday after spending a few days with Mrs. Smith's parents at this place.... Harry Stanford, living west of town, who has been seriously ill is thought to be somewhat improved in health.. . .Miss Edith Smith of Richmond and Chester Anderson of Bethel were the guests of John Durbin and children Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong had as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cobine of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyd and children, north of town, also Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong and son from this place. . . .Mrs. J. 3. Smith of Newcastle is, spending .a few days with John Durbin and family. . ..Mr. and Mrs. Frank Starr had as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Russel Meyers from near Fountain City Miss Pauline Smith, Everett and James Smith from Newcastle spent Sunday with Ora Smith and family north of town Mrs.

Harry Riggleman and Mrs. James Armstrong were guests of Mrs. Allen and Chester Franklin Saturday evening. . . George Campbell was the cuest of El

bert Campbell and family Sunday'

night and Monday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Riggleman had as their guests Friday Mr. and Mrs. James Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Franklin and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Franklin Miss Ethel Shelley and Miss Marguriet Hasley were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Veal Wednesday night.... Mr. and Mrs. Allen Franklin had as

guests Tuesday James Ladd. Mr. and ' Mrs. Elbert Campbell and son, Susie Swain, Maria Lewis. George Campbell of Missouri. Eva Campbell of' Marion, Mrs. Anna Catey and Mrs.J

Harry Riggleman and daughter George Campbell was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Ladd Monday night.. ..Mrs. Alyea and family have been

family a surprise Friday evening, prior to their moving to Eaton.. ...Willis Leary visited the Campbellstown Sunday school SundayMn the Interest of the Preble county religious educational program Joseph Mook, Jr., moved to his new home north of Eaton Wednesday. .. .Lawrence Blade will spend the summer with Clarence Thompson as a farm hand James Armstrong entertained the local Bachelor club Saturday evening The Ladies' Aid reports a fair profit from the Van Ausdale sale dinner.. .Henry Thompson has been calling on friends

here. He recently returned from California A fire alarm was sent from the home of Jesse Sherer Monday i morning. It proved to be a chimney j burning out. No damage was done.

home of Will Johnson Wednesday at

ternoon Edward Johnson has returned, after spending several months in Florida..,.. Mrs. John Walter Kenworthy is spending thi3 week in Cincinnati, with her son, and family Mr. and Mrs. George Loop spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Deem and daughter.

Sore or Irritated Throat Try Brazilian Balm

MACEDONIA. O. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jones and sons, of West Elkton.

LOSANTVILLE, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Wright Sulteen ,are still with Mrs. Sulteen's father Mr. Johnson," near Cambridge Mrs. Robert Lumpkin returned this morning (Monday) from

Centerville, where she had been visit

ing her daughter, Mrs. Frank Cory.... ;Mrs. O. R. Maxfield, of Beecher City. 111., is visiting her parents, Mr. and .lrs. Leland Wiggins. She will remain for a week or ten days. .. .Mr. Paul Beeson and family, of Eaton.

-were the week-end guests of Mr. and 3Irs. Frank Beeson Miss Margaret Lumpkin spent Friday night with Miss Bernice Thompson, of Hagerstown. ind on Saturday went to Centerville io visit her sister Mrs. Frank Cory, i . . .Dr. Gordon, of Blountsville. ' was palled to the home of Mr. Boyden Leeka. Sunday afternoon, because of the illness of Mr. Leek's daughters. Doris and Vita. They are reported better Monday evening The, school Jifincipals of this county met 'at Win-t-hester for special business last

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15-Inch extra heavy galvanized Dish Drainers, with 3 partitions. Saves time and work, regular $1.50 value; QQspecial OC 12-in. heavy imported Cast Aluminum Mixing Spoons, -J (j regular 35c value at.... XDC Large size imported China Sugar and Cream sets with floral de

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