Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 92, 25 February 1921 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND.. FRIDAY, FEB. 25, 1921.

tlon for the Snell ditch was granted. A hearing on compensation, etc., -will he held March 12. 4 Alienation it Charged. Suit for damages In the sum of $5,000, for the alienation of his wife's affections, has been instituted in common pleas court, here by William G. Miller, against John and Jennie Howell, his wifes parents. Miller 'asserts that he was married to Lillian Howell on January 25, 1920, and that they lived happily together until January 6, 1921, when she left him. He alleges that the defendants conspired to deprive him or the comfort, service and society of his wife, and to this end circulated false reports concerning his character, thereby causing her to leave him. Files Friendly Suit. A friendly suit to determine the construction of the will of the late Samuel O. Westerfleld, prominent banker and business man of this city, who died last November, ,was brought

J In common pleas court here. The .suit ! was broueht bv Flora M. Westerfleld.

buildings were frame structures, the executrix of the will of the late Samhotel beins two stories and the store uei Westerfleld. against Flora M. Wes-

buildins one story. An insurance ot terfield, Mary Etta Gilbert, Walter Gil-

S1.6O0 is carrieu on me noiex uuiium by Mr. Peters, and $2,000 was carried on the stock of the store by Mr. Luheging. -"Succumb to Apoplexy. . Apoplexy 'la given ns thft cause of the death of Markwlth McCord, 68, a farmer, who was found lying dead alongthe roadside just "south of the village of New Madison. Mr. McCord had been residing for some time past with a cousin, Mtss Harriet Mitchell, at her farm two miles south of New Madison. He left there for the villfge where he intended to catch'a train tor Berne. Ind., to visit his two nns. He was oan'ntly in good

HOTEL, STORE , NEAR j GREENVILLE, BURN; STOVE CAUSES BLAZE GREENVILLE, O., Feb. 25. The Peters hotel, together with a grocery store and a hardware store owned by Fred Luebking, in the village of West Newton, north of Greenville, were de. stroyed by fire Thursday morning, with a loss estimated at $6,500. The fire is supposed . to have originated In" the grocery and hardware store, 'caused by an overheated stove. . The bias spread rapidly to the hotel building adjoining before it could he It was feared for a time that the entire business section of the village would be wiped out by the flames, but a bucket brigade formed by the citizens confined the flames to the two buildings. The furniture - was saved from the hotel, but the entire

stock of the store was destroyed. Both

bert and Robert Gilbert, the heirs

The court is asked to construe the will so that the executrix may properly carry out its .provisions.

Indiana Brevities

HANOVER The general board of education has granted Hanover college here," $150,000 towards its $500,000 endowment fund according to word re

ceived here from the headquarters at New York. The gift together with $100,000 subscribed by the Presbyterian board of education and the funds Eubscribed by the alumni, leaves but $92,000 yet to be raised. BEDFORD Frank Pitman. 52 years old, an employe of the John Doyle quarry at Dark Hollow, was killed instantly Thursday while stripping a ledge, when sprawls from a dump box, traveling on a cable 60 feet above him, fell and struck him on the head, fracturing his skull. SEYMOUR Steps toward an active good road program were taken Thursday at a meeting of the Jackson County Hoosier Motor club, which was reorganized recently. TIPTON Fire destroyed the depart

ment store of Fred Ackles at Sharps

355 PATIENTS SAVED AS INSANE HOSPITAL BURNS HAMILTON. Ont., Feb. 23. Ten minutes after an alarm of fire had been turned in the Orchard bouse section of the Ontario hospital for the insane all of the 355 patients had been carried "to safety, many of them having to be removed in beds and on stretchers. Not long after the last patient had been taken out of the burning building, the roof collapsed. The cause of the fire has not been determined.

FRIENDS PAY $141: GIVE CABINET CHAIR TO DANIELS WASHINGTON,. Feb. 25. Friends of Secretary Daniels have solved for him a high cost of souvenirs problem involved in ownership of the tallbacked, upholstered chair he occupied at Cabinet meetings during his eight year in President Wilson's official family circle.

here to decide whether sentiment throughout the state justifies an election on the question of recalling certain Nonpartisan state officials. - Governor Frazier and Attorney-General William Lenke are among the officials whose reeall is desired, according to members of the committee.

SALVATION ARMY WORKERS TO ENTER LEPER COLONY NEW YORK, Feb, 25. Intending to pass the next seven years in the leper

colony at Java seven- Salvation Army missionaries left New York for San Francisco, Cat., where they will sail March 4 for the Dutch East Indies.

The party includes six women and one

man. Two are natives of Englandtwo ,

from Holland, two from Sweden and one from Norway -'

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Clem Thistlethwaite'8. Richmond, ind.

ANTI-NONPARTISANS PLAN RECALL OF OFFICIALS FARGO, N. D., Feb. 25. Members

ville yesterday causing a loss of S2S.-jof an antl-Nonpartiaan committee met

uuw. ine village nas no lire proiec-j tion. a

The most popular cough medicine among the Chinese is a white powder made from the kernels of peach stones. .

SPAIN ORDERS GAMBLING STOPPED AFTER MARCH 1

MADRID, Feb. 25. Gambling,

T O IT WAN T

SOME EXTRA MONEY?

throughout Knain wtll hi ftiinni-eaanri .. . omen ana girls, here is an ex

from March 1. according to orders is-1 S lyourare t.

health when he left. Coroner Kittle,

was , immediately called and pronounced death duo to apoplexy. A considerable um of money was found rn the dead man. Harris Car Burns. The fire department was called to ih corner of Washington avenue nml Fair streets recently, where it extinguished a' blaze that for a while ibreatencd to destroy the automobile of Robert Harris, of Arcanum. Mr. Harris had teen vipiling in this city and had started home, when .the engine" back-tired nnd ignited the car. Tho iiphoislerinc was badly damaged, tocher with other parts of the car. The.: flames were extinguished by the use of chemicals-. - Stocker Sties for Divorce. Suit for divorce was fi'ed in common Pleas court here by C. E. Stocker. of Greenville, against his wife. Zuelmje Stocker. The StockeW were married in Greenville in August, 1912. The- plaintiff alleges that his wife has been guilty of gross neglect of duty, has failed to attend to her household, and has treated him cruelly. He asks for absolute divorce, custody of their

sued by the minister of the interior,

The legal cede forbids all gambling,' but permission has been granted widely to clubs in return for contributions toward the support of the poor, which lately have not been sufficiently gen

erous.

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property. Has Peculiar Theme. "Personal Experiences of an Erratic "-Voman," was the subject of a lecture bv Mrs. Ada Dodd Poince. of Dayton, at the Memorial Hall. Thursday. The lecture was the fourth of a series given, under the auspices of the ladles clubs of this city. A good attendance of Greenville ladies was present. Local Club Banquets. Over two hundred persons attended the annual banquet of the Greenville Commercial club, held at the ElksHome, West Third street, this city, recently. The wives of the members were guests at the affair. v Snell Petition Granted. At a hearing before the Darke county commissioners here yesterday, peti-

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Political Announcement

Dr. W. W. Zimmerman ' Announces that he will be a " ''.'",-, v -j Candidate for Mayor

Subject to the Republican nomination.

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