Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 98, 4 March 1921 — Page 16

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? THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. IND.. FRIDAY, MARCH, 4, 192L

SCHOOL INJUNCTIONS AGAINST EATON BOARD ORDERED DISSOLVED

EATON. O., March " 4. -Temporary injunctions granted some time ago against the board of - education of Preble county, - creating two new school districts have been ordered dissolved by Judge , J. D. Barnes, of Sidney. In an opinion and decision received here Thursday by. Judge Risinger, of common pleas court. Jurge Barnes also declares application for permanent injunction in ;ihe two -eases will be denied; also that motion for a new trial will be overruled, and "that if appeal is taken, the bond:wIIlbe fixed at $200 in each case. : :. Cintk emit Wfln hrouaht against the

board by J. E. Flora and I. M. Btddlnger, in opposition to the board's proposal' to create a school district from Lanier and Gasper townships. The other suit was brought Z by Freddie Lock and J. W." Sblveley. in an effort to prevent " the lioard creating a school district front Lewisburg village district and the major portion of Harrison township district. Flora and Biddinger alleged Lanier district had created a tax burden that it hoped to compel Gasper township to help shoulder. As tp the board's discretion in the matter. Judge Barnes says: "A court will never find that there has been an abuse of discretion from the mere fact lhat it might have acted differently

from the board of education, ine abuse must be so great as to shock the conscience of the court." It Is said no decision as to appeal or the cases has been reached. Silver Speaks Saturday. Representative Harry D. Silver will address a meeting of the legislative committees of the farm bureau and grange of Preble county here Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, in the courthouse auditorium. Discussion of important legislative problems will come up for discussion in the meeting, it is announced. Repairing Armory. Needed repairs to local state armory are being made by a force of workmen. The floor has been overhauled and work on the roof is now under way. . Martin Funeral Held. Funeral and burial of James Martin, aged 11 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. NathanMarlin, of West Florence, who died Wednesday night from the effect of burns sustained at the family home, was held Friday morning at West Florence, followed by burial in Concord cemetery. CEN. MERCIER, EX-FRENCH MINISTER OF WAR, DIES PARIS. March 4. Gen. Auguste Mercier, 88 years old, ex-French minister of war, died here Thursday. He. as war minister, instituted proceedings against Capt. Dreyfus before the council of war in 1894, which condemned Dreyfus to life-long penal servitude and public degradation. This sentence after was reversed and Capt. Tret'us was exonerated on his retrial.

A REDUCTION TALK. Most. of,, the women who write to me and ask for directions on reduction, want to know some method that Is very short and easy. Now the shortness and easiness of any system of reduction depends on how much overweight a woman happens to be. A safe rate of reduction is about two pounds a week. If a woman weighs 100 pounds too much (and I am sorry to say that quite a few do), then the reduction process will take a year. But if a woman Is only 10 or, 15 pounds too heavy, it will not take very long to recover her youthful figure. Do you know which foods produce fat and which do not? Foods which do not produce fat are usually spoken of as those having a low caloric value. Among the meats, lean beef, chicken, lamb and mutton have a low caloric value. Most varieties of fish are allowed in any reduction diet the exceptions are salmon and sardines. Oysters and clams have practically no caloric value at all. Thin soups can go on any reduction menu, but thick soups should be eliminated. Most dairy products are fattening; therefore, cheese, butler and milk are rarely allowed, although butter-milk

J or skimmed milk is quite all right, and

eggs can be eaten when they are poached or boiled. Most deserts arc fattening because they contain starch or sugar in some form. Most vegetables are. allowed in every reduction diet. To name only a few, you can cat asparagus, beets, string beans, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, corn, cucumbers, lettuce, onions, parsnips, peas, radishes, spinach and all other greens, squash, tomatoes and turnips. Raw or stewed fruit is usually allowed, unless there is too much sweetening in the cooking. All bread and gluten bread is fattening and most sauces and other delicacies are forbidden. Vera There is no treatment that will make blunt fing?r tips taper, but you can secure a tapering effect by letting the nails grow a little long and keeping them filed to a pointed oval. All Inautrles addressed to Miss Farbes In care of the "Beauty Chats" department will be answered ir. these columns In their turn. This requires considerable time, however, owing to

the great number received. So. If a personal or quicker reply Is desired, a tamped and Belt-addressed envelope muttt be enclosed wUts the question.

Heart Problems

do not love the girls. It will be bet-1 ter to break the promise. Since you! do not care for the girls, 1 would ad-J vise you to confess about the girls in; the city, so that they can draw their j own conclusions and not be misled into thinking they only are sweet-' hearts and that you will marry them

in tne near future.

Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are two young men, twenty-two years of age, and we are engaged to two girls who have been going with us for almost two years. , We were working in coal mines, and

when they got to working badly we went to a city where we met two other young ladies. We were with them quite a few times, which wasn't treating the other ones right, we know, but we couldn't help it, for they seemed to treat us so nicely. When, we left the city they would not tell us good-bye, but said they would be true to us and wait until we got back. Wo had told them that we were goiug home on a visit. But we had quit our jobs for the sake of the other girls at home. When we got home the girls did not seem the same to us. They di'Jn't treat us as they had before, although they seemed glad to see us. So we are engaged to the ones at home and love the ones in the city better, which we didn't realize until we went home. W hate to break our engagements, for we know it will surely hurt the girls, for they have trusted in us for so long a time. Would it be right to marry the two at home and never tell them of the other girls? MIKE AND IKE. I would advise you to postpone marriage until you become more definite in the state of your affections. In truth, you do not know which girls you care more for, and until you care so much for one that you take no interest in another, I Would advise you not to marry. It is far better not to marry if you

CAMBRIDGE MEN ARE GIVEN JAIL TERM FOR ILLICIT STILLS

I Jacob Cope and Howard Walters, of ! Cambridge City, were found guilty of J violation of the state liquor laws by a jury in Wayne circuit court at 8:00 p. m., Thursday after deliberating 30

minutes. The argument of the attorneys was completed about 6 o'clock, and the jury went into session at 7:30. Judge Bond sentenced the men to SO day in jail and fined each $100, accord ing to the recommendation of the jury. The testimony of Raymond Milgrim, 16 year old boy, of Dublin, late ThursTO FIGHT'

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day evening clinched "the prosecution, it was stated. Young Milgrim stated that he helped Cope carry a box from an automobile which bad broken down and hide it in a woods. He said that Cope told him the box contained a still. Cope and VTilters were arrested by federal prohibition officers Wednesday Feb. 23, after Tom Taylor, of Pershing, had been placed under arrest the day before for liquor law violations. Taylor confessed and implicated Copt and Walters, who were then arrested and pleaded not guilty. . t Federal officers believe that with the conviction of the two Cambridge City men a "whisky ring." which has been carrying on extensive operations in the western part of Wayne county ana surrounding counties will' be broken up. Taylor, who pleaded guilty before Judge Bond last Saturday, had not boen sentenced Friday. Judgment in his case has been held up pending the trial of Cope and Walters. A recom-

mendaion for leniency in his case was f

Beckett, according to court officials. COURSE IN RELIGION PLANNED FOR SCHOOLS SOUTH BEND, Ind.. March 4. A religious course in the public schools of South Bend and Mishawaka is to be introduced about April 1. if the pla.ns of the South Bend and Mishawaka

j school of religious education are car

ried out. The course will not be compulsory and will be conducted after the regular school hours, but it will be held with the consent of the board of education of both cities. The expenses .

jwill be met by public subscription. !

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Hey wood & E. T. Wright Oxfords

for Men Now is the time to purchase Oxfords for Summer wear. We have several pairs, carried over from last year, of such well known manufacturers as Heywood and E. T. Wright that formerly sold for $13.50 all to go regardless at our popular price of $C.

BROWN CALFSKIN in medium and narrow toes, $13.50 values, now

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(Here's Important News for Shrewd Shoppers!) Saturday An Offering of Newest Millinery Styles at

Among the Many Things Special for SATURDAY SELLING Are These Few Worthy of Special Note

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Black, Drown, Grey, Jade, Navy, etc.

EASTER EGGS We have a most wonderful assortment at very reasonable prices. EASTER BASKETS A fine assortment. Unfilled at 5c and 10c; some as high a3 you care to go. Ice Cream Don't forget to serve Price's Ice Cream with your Sunday dinner and make it complete. Try our fresh Strawberry Ice Cream; it has no enual. Our 56th Year .

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H.'S. Basketball Tournament Special Middies and Middy Ties Middies 98c to $3.50 Ties (all colors) . .-19c to $1.23 r51 fcl

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The most gorgeous collection of captiv a t i n g millinery fashions ever assembled under our roof to sell at ono price !

The French accent is in these Hats. In style they are typical of Paris; in value, typical of this store!

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Come to this sale! See the lovely flower-trimmed Hats, the colorful Pokes, the smart Straws and Fabrics! Everything that Fashion approves is here.

SALE of CHILDREN'S HATS An excellent opportunity to secure new Spring Hats for the kiddies at only

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Hats Special sale of Trimmed Hats for Saturday selling at only $goo H3 5 Lee B. Nusbaum Company NUSBAUM BUILDING

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