Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 133, 15 April 1921 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. IND, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1921.

VAGE THREE

EATON STUDENT IS HONORARY MEMBER OF PHI BETA KAPPA FRAT

f EATON, O., April 15. Carney D. Landis. senior in Ohio State university, Columbus, has just been elected I to honorary membership In Phf Beta I Kappa fraternity, according to advices f received from him by his parents, Proj bate Judge B. A. and Mrs. Landis. The I fraternity is the oldest college frat in I this country, being founded in 1776. In addition to the recent honor, Mr. f Iandis holds honorary membership in f the Alpha Psi Rho and Phi Delta Kap- $ pa fraternities and the sociology club, lie also is assistant in the psychology denartment Ohln State univercftv

Miss Martha Schlingman. daughter

f another Eaton student in Ohio State J: university upon which honor has been

iestowed. Sho has been elected to jj honorary membership in Phi Beta KapV pa fraternity. Miss Schlingman comi pleted the course at the university last January, and will graduate in June. J Rest Roomt Fair. ? Privilege of establishing on the county fairgrounds a rest room for

t women and children has been granted i the Preble county Women's Federated j clubs by the county fair board, j A desirable location for the rest room has been assigned by the fair , board. The room will have a conf crete floor and will be fitted up In a comfortable and sanitary manner. It is expected the room will be completed in time to be placed in service during f the fair this fall. It will be permanent. I Hostetler Opens Services. . The Rev. Bowman Hostetler, evan- ; gelist. of Greenville, will open a season of evangelistic services here Sun'd day evening in Christ church, of which the Rev. Ernest W. Fitc'a is pastor. J Meetings will be held each evening ? next week, excepting Saturday. Mr. ' Hostetler is regarded as one among ; the more prominent figures in his j chosen field and much interest is man- ? ifested in his coming meetings here. Pastor Fitch catends an invitation to

tlon of a fraction more than four miles of brick paving on the Eaton and Hamilton pike. The estimated cost of the proposed improvement is $235,307.79. The state's share of the cost of brick will be $171,873.79. The contract will call for completion of the job by December 1, 1921. The roadway will have a width of 16 feet, with six-inch curb on either side. The improvement will begin a short distance to the. north of the old Valley House railway crossing and extend south to the north corporate limits of the village of Camden.

Sunday schools of this township will hold their annual convention at the Methodist church. At this time also a wireless telephone demonstration will be given. Complete information about both of the above items will be given in next week's announcements.

News of the Counties

County Churches

V ,7 J Whitewater Christian Church Pastor, Rev. William Wright; Sunday school, 9:30; preaching, 10:30; evening service, 7:00.

Whitewater M. E. Church L. F. Ulmer, Pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Preaching, 10:30 a. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 p. m. Middleboro M. E. Church Pastor, L. F. Ulmer. Sunday school, 9:30; class meeting, 10:30; preaching, 7:30 p. m. Wireless telephone and entertainment Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 8 p. m. Chester and Webster M. E. Churches Services in the Cluster and Webster M. E. churches will be held at the usual hours on next Sunday, April 17. 3921. The pastor will be present at Chester for the morning service and at Webster for the evening service. The publio is earnestly invited to be present at each service of the day. Victor E. Stoner, pastor. Boston Methcdist Church Sunday school at 9:30 o'clock; Guy Girton, superintendent. W. P. Thorn, pastor for the last year, has been assigned to serve- Boston again for the coming year. This makes Boston a station, and commencing Sunday, April 17 there will be preaching both morning and evening. Sunday, April 24, 1 to 4 p. m., the

ECONOMY, Ind. Relatives of Miss Arsenith Clark, of -Winchester, surprised her at her home on her seventysixth birthday. Among those present were Harry, Joe and Frank Cain and families and Charles Haisley and Everett Clark and families. FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind.. April 13. The high school 'senior class play, "Ruth in a Rush", will make its sec-

I ond appearance here Saturday evening. April 16, by special request. The

play was first given to a capacity audience last Saturday evening and

was so enthusiastically received that a second appearance was deemed necessary. Special features will entertain the audience between acts. FAIRHAVEN, O. The juniors of I. H. S. will present their class play entitled "All a Mistake" Tuesday evening, April 26 at the M. E. church. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. The Franklin college quartet of Franklin, Ind., which gave an entertainment at the Baptist church Feb. 25, will appear in Cambridge again with a new repertoire of quartet numbers, solos and readings at the Hurst opera house, April 30. MODOC, Ind. The baccalaureate

service of the West River township ;

schools will be held at Modoc Sunday afternoon, April 17. Rev. Lockwood, of Union City, will preach the sermon and music will be furnished by pupils of the Huntsville and Modoc high schools. Commencement will be Wednesday evening, April 20.

FIND COOK GUILTY OF MAKING RYE WHISKY

Floyd Cook, 320 Lincoln street was found guilty of manufacturing rye whisky, following a jury trial in Wayne circuit court Thursday after 45 minutes deliberation. Attorney Frank Strayer, appearing for Cook, stated that he would file a motion for a new trial and appeal the case. Cook was fined $100 and costs, and sentenced to 30 days at the state penal farm. Cook was arrested several weeks ago when police made a raid on his home on Lincoln street and found the largest still yet captured in Richmond. This still was introduced as testimony in the trial Thursday. It was composed of a large 50 gallon tank, a five burner oil stove, large mash container and a small cooler. Officers making the raid stated that about 250 gallons of mash were found at the house. The defense contended that no whisky had been manufactured by Cook, although Cook admitted that his intentions were to manufacture contra-

hand liquor. The appeal will be based

was not proved by the state and that intention cannot be used as cause for sentence.

Masonic Calendar

Friday, April 15, King Solomon's Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. Called convocation work in Mark Masters degree. Saturday, April 16, Loyal Chapter No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeting.

ARMISTICE DAY MURDERERS REFUSED NEW HEARING

OLYMPIA, Wash.. April 15. The state supreme court here handed down a decision upholding the conviction of seven alleged members of the Industrial Workers of the World, convicted of second degree murder in connection with the Centralia Armistice day deaths and refusing to grant the men a new trial.

Fry Brothers Company Files For Dissolution Fry Brothers company, of this city, manufacturers of automobile bodies, have filed final certificate of dissolution of the company with the secretary of state, says an Indianapolis dispatch.

WINCHESTER FALL FESTIVAL. WINCHESTER, Ind., April 15. A meeting has been called for 7:30 o'clock in the evenir.g of Tuesday,

April 19, at the city buiiding, to discuss

the ouestion of a fall festival and bovs

on the fact that manufacture of liquor 'and girls round-up.

An English mason laid 1,555 bricks per day for 18 days.

rlhe public to attend the meetings. ! Await Road Bids. Official advices have been received

i by the Preble county commissioners 1 i that reception of bids will be closedt April 29 for the contract for construe-j

Conquers Rheumatism

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EXPLOSION ON FREIGHTER TERRE HAUTE -KILLS TWO

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plosion on the American freight steamer Terre Haute at her pier here, killed two stevedores. Six men were seriously injured, including three of the

crew of the steamer. The men were engaged in unloading the Terre Haute. The explosion is believed to have been due to the accidental ignition of gasoline. The material damage to the vessel was not serious.

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ANDERSON ASKS ELECTION ON CITY MANAGER FORM ANDERSON,, Ind., April 15.--W. B Campbell, W. T. Richards" and Joseph Day, representing the committee of 100, which has been active for three weeks in th3 campaign In the interests of the city manager plan of government, nave nied with City Clerk Joseph Essington, a. petition containing 2,431 names of voters, asking that, the city council call a special election "in Anderson giving the voters the privilege of voting on whether or not Anderson shall adopt the city manager plan of government Only 1,600 names were necessary on the petition. The matter will come before the council Thursday night.

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