Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 102, 9 March 1921 — Page 9

HIE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, MAR! 9, 1921.

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FORMER EDITOR OF VERSAILLES PAPER DIES AT HOME THERE WINCHESTER, O., March 9. Exeditor D. W. K. Martin, of the Versailles, O., Policy. i dead at his home. In that village. Mr. Martin was past 70 years of age and for S7 years ran the Policy wnich he sold a few months ago to a stock company. He was an able writer and had a large circle of friends. He is survived by the widow and nine children. Kiwanis Does Relief Work. The Kiwanis club of this city is making every effort to secure work for the unemployed In the city. A relief bureau has been established with headquarters at the Harry H. Oliver store. . . Silvers Loses Suit. ' The Jury in the case of Isaac M. Borror vs. Lonnie Silvers on account, found for the plaintiff and required Silvers to refund $433.53. At a public sale. Borror purchased of Silvers 1,200 bushels of corn and gave note for same in payment. Silvers alleges the corn was under measure and the amount the court requires Silvers to , refund is for the corn Borror did not ret. Mrs. Eliza Martin has returned from Fort Smith, Ark., where she spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Wortz. Miss Dorothy Rowe, who is in Red Cross work, in the state of Washington, has been called home because of the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Harry Rowe. The Tri Kappa sorority held a meeting at the home of Miss Helen Gordon. Monday evening. The following officers were elected: President, Miss Jennie Jessup; vicepresident. Miss Mary Bales : "recording eecretary, Miss Mary Brown. Union City women of the Federated Missionary societies of that city, have raised $1,000 as the city's share, In the campaign for the Chinese Relief fund. The case of Chalmer Rickert vs. Samuel Rickert, tenant and landlord, has been continued. The attorneys were ordered by the court to present briefs within the next 10 days. Chamler Rickert, who was a farm tenant of his uncle, Samuel Rickert, filed suit against him for his interest In a nhnnrn frnn. The Uncle alleged

that his land was damaged by the

plaintiff's allowing cattle to run at large and refused to make the settlement asked for by the nephew. John W. Current. 75, is dead at his home north of Parker. Prominent Kiwanian to Speak Tomorrow Charles E. : Hutchins, . of Marion, chairman of the Indiana delegation which is to go to the international Kiwanis convention to be held in

Cleveland, O.. in June, will be the-

principal speaker at the meeting at noon Thursday. Mr. Hutchins was formerly secretary of the Indiana district of Kiwanis clubs. It is believed that his talk will cenabout the convention. Two local

delegates will be selected to represent

the Richmond club. The meeting Thursday will be the first one at which the attendance will count toward winning an attendance trophy in a three months' contest staged by the international association. Presentation of the trophy will be made to the winning club at the Cleveland convention. Earl Daffler is chairman of the day for Thursday's meeting, and it is said that musical features will be offered.

MISSION SEEKS U. S. AID IN CENTRAL AMERICAN UNION

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POLITICAL WAR COSTS TWO LIVES IN CHICAGO CHICAGO, March 0 A. reigij of lawlessness declared to have been the outcome of a political fend, which has terrorized one of the most densely

populated wards in the city for weeks, Tuesday culminated In the assassination of two of Alderman John Powers's political lieutenants. Paul Labriola. a municipal court bailiff was the first victim. He was shot from ambush a block from his home Just before noon. He fell with nine bullets through his back. . Harry Raymond, a cigar store own"-

er, was killed two hours later by two men who had entered his store to buy cigars. . Two bullets pierced his head and two others penetrated bis lungs.

Women of New Jersey have been made eligible to positions as building and loan examiners under the state department of banking and insurance, a field heretofore restricted to men.

The Guatemalan mission snapped in Washington.

A Guatemalan mission ts now in Washinrtoo in connection with a otao to ennst the Influence jf the United States in favor of a unioo of Guatemala Honduras, Costa Rica. Salvador and NicaraguaThe mission is headed jy Dr Luis P Apuirre (center).

who as minister of foreign affairs of his country is in Washington to attend President-elect Harding's inauguration. Or. Airuirre says he will propose a conference with Maxima Zepeda. Nicarauguan minister of foreign affairs who is also in Washing

ton, In an effort to remove Nicaragua's objection to entering the union. Those in the group, from lef. to right, are: Gen Kelipe X Pereyra, Col. G. Molina, Dr. Luis P. Aguirre, Mr. Mariano Zeuna and Eugenio Silva Pena, secretary ef the mission.

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month between Sikh merchants and Sikh pilgrims at Nakanasahid, the famous Sikh prince In the Punjab, In which many persons were killed. The Sikhs are said to be flocking into the

town, while the Hindoos and Moham-J

medans are leaving it in terror. Reliable information i difficult to obtain, owing to the wild statements in irculation and the prevailing unrest.

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Did You Attend The Palladium's Cooking School? Did You Get to Taste Tracy's Peanut Butter and Coffee If not, dont fail to attend tomorrow and Friday the Great Opportunity Don t Miss It!

Fortke Family Table an Oleo That is Just What You Want

Did You Get to Taste MIOLO at the Cooking School : Today?

TRACY'S SPECIAL COFFEE was served at the cooking school today. Did you like it come in and take home a pound. 35c 3 pounds, $1.00

TRACY'S PEANUT BUTTER "was sampled by hundreds today did you taste it at the cooking school today, if notattend Thursday and Friday. Made fresh while you wait. ' -. 25c pound

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