Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 157, 13 May 1921 — Page 2

t i'titi RICHMOND i'ALJLAUlUM AMD SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, USD., FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1921.

ROBERTS OF EATON ARRESTED, CHARGED WITH ABANDONMENT

, EATON. , 0.., May 13. Lowell F. Roberts. 25 was lodged in the county jail 1 here' Thursday ' afternoon on a charge of abandoning legitimate children. -He wag indicted by the grand Jury two weeks ago. -V Sheriff George Jones went to Indianapolis, near where Roberts' was working, and returned him to Eaton, , .after he had been located and taken into custody by Indianapolis police and the county, sheriff, - - , Roberts has a wife and three chil- , dren. They have been at the home of her parents ? near Camden for some time, it is said. Roberts has been in trouble before. Sunday School Meeting Sunday schools of Harrison township, six in number, will meet in conl vention Sunday evening in Lewisburg, Mn the Reformed church. Addresses will be made by Probate Judge Byron ; Landls," the ' Rev. ,M. JV. ,-Numma and ; Mrs. W. A. Krise. Banquet Wire Chief Fifty present and former employes ; of the Eaton Telephone company, tendered a farewell party Wednesday

evening to Everett Wysong, retiring

manager of the telephone company,

and Raymond Harris, retiring wire

. chief, both of whom, with their fam ilies leave" soon for California to lo

' rate. The . affair took place in Odd ; Fellows hall. Talks, ' "eats" and dancing featured the party. Pastor to Address Masons Rev. Charles F. Irwin, pastor of the Presbyterian chuih, will next Monday evening address the Masonic club of Piqua at a meeting in that city. He will speak on "Overseas Army Experiences. .Mr. Irwin was a chaplain in the overseas service. Receives Harding Cheek. Waldo ; C, Moore, banker, -.-of Lewis- " burg, and president of the - American

Numismatic association, has received from President Harding the president's personal .check for one cent, drawn on the Riggs National bank of Washington, D. C, in which President Lincoln carried a personal account when president of the United States. Mr. Moore has an extensive and valuable numismatic collection, to which he has added President Harding's highly-prised check. Pennsy Damage Suit. Trial of the damage suit of Hiram Jaskulek and Julius Fryer against the Pennsylvania Railway company opened Thursday afternoon in common p'eas court, before Judge A. C. Risinger and a special jury. The plaintitts sue for $1,050 for an automobile that was wrecked by a train on a crossing. An agent of the

plaintiffs was driving the car at the

time of the accident. Quesenberry Wins Suit Verdict for $2500 damages, for per

sonal Injuries, was awarded Orover Quesenberry against the Pennsylvania

Railroad company by a common pleas court jury. Six women sat as jurors in trial of the case, at which Judge A, C. Rislnger presided. Quesenberry sued for $5000 damages. He claimed he was injured

when a handcar he and other , section employes were operating, struck a derailer on abiding with considerable force as they hurriedly took the siding to get out of the way of a rapidly approaching train on the main track. He averred the handcar crew acted under orders of the section foreman. The women jurors were: Mrs. -A. E. Schlingman, Mrs. Leora Ozias, Mrs. Louise Zeller, Mrs. Chauneey Shewman, Mrs. Scott Wilson and Mrs. C. A. Kara. Methodists To Hear Dunham Dr.'W. J. Dunham, of Dayton, superintendent of the Dayton district Methodist conference, will speak here Sunday evening in St. Paul's Methodist church before a group meeting of the official boards and the congregations of the Methodist churches in Preble county.

Use Germany Money to Spread Propaganda (By Associated Press) BERLIN, May 13. Wide-spread use has been made of German paper money for propaganda and political purposes and the directorate of the Reischbank has decided that hereafter

A Woman Sold a Davenport Four years ago she paid $27 for this davenport. The other, day she decided with her husband to buy a new settee. But the question of what they would do with the davenport came up. Her husband objected to buying a dew piece of furniture because they would have to throw away the davenport, which was still good and usable, but of which they had become tired.. "Well, 111 sell it," said this good. wife. And she advertised it one evening in the Household Goods for Sale column of The Palladium, and before 10 o'clock the following morning it was gone and she had four $5.00 bills in her hand. Thus $20 secured from the old davenport went a good ways toward the new piece of furniture. Read the Household Goods columns in The Palladium and then prepare a small advertisement and phone it in to The Palladium. Just ask for our special ad taker. Phone No. 2834. The cost is small.

notes defaced with inscription, caricatures or stickers may be cashed only at the bank's home office in Berlin. The directors have published an appeal to the people to refuse to accept mutilated bank notes. , . It is said opponents of the administration recently made use of notes to circulate disparaging comment about the government and its money, which was written on the wide white margin of new 100 mark bills.

AMERICAN-AIRPLANE, LOST ' , IN MEXICO, BROUGHT BACK SAN ANTONIO,' Tex., May 13. The airplane lost by Lieut. Alexander Pearson, transcontinental flier, in Mexico last February, has been landed at El Paso, Tex., according to word received at headquarters yesterday. An expedition of calvarymen entered - Mexico at Del Rio and reached Reag.-Vs canyon, where the ship landed.

Ladie's Footwear of the Latest Modes

Tan Calf Oxford Wing tip, medium heel $6.75

Just Arrived A new shipment of Play Oxfords for the children in Brown and Patent. In the Brown Oxfords we offer

. Sizes 5 to 8 Sizes 8I2 to 11 Sizes llVs to 2 $1.80 $2.00 $2,25

Beckman & Kriemeier

708 Main Street

utit of the Best

We Sold More Cars This April than Last More Davis Cars were made and sold in April 1921 than in April 1920 Every car buyer is vitally interested in the reason for this The Davis is extraordinary value at a low price.

Public appreciation of value of the sheer dollar-for-dollar value that has placed the Davis in the very front rank of its class pushed Davis sales for April, 1921, well above and beyond the splendid sales for the same month last year. In the clamor of hundreds of conflicting claims and assertions, the actual and demonstrable value that ve have built into the Davis has established itself as without a parallel. Greater sales are the proof.

We reduced Prices last Jannary

On January 1st, 1921, Davis prices were reduced without waiting for material prices to come down, without waiting, until the buying season was at its height and many cars

had been sold at advanced prices. Since January 1st the Davis has been sold at a price based on the new 1921 reduced costs of production.

Why Davis

prices are low Jg eL

Davis prices are low because we have the resources and the

mate-

prices. Da

vis prices are low because we have been able to reduce production costs through manufacturing efficiency. Davis prices are low because our overhead and selling costs are low.- We were in position to take advantage of the break in the prices of materials. The Davis today is made from 1921 materials, bought at 1921 prices, and sold for 1921 prices.

Our resources Tthe Davis com? Is strong company financially. buy Value lt has the and the resources to make a car of exfor yOU ceptional value and to con tinue making it. This company has no large volume of preferred stock outstanding to eat into its revenues, absolutely no indebtedness whatsoever of any character on which interest must be paid to the expense of the car we produce. A dollar spent for a Davis buys a dollar's worth of motor car. We can buy and sell economically. The 1921 Davis is sold at the lowest price possible for its quality. It cannot be sold for less without sacrificing somewhere in its construction. The Davis represents the greatest value in the automobile market today, and we solicit your comparison of the Davis with any car, at any price. Your comparison will enable you to appreciate the extraordinary value of the Davis. Davis sales are at a high peak. The public knows value and appreciates it. That is why Davis sales are so great. Forty new distributors have recently applied for distributing ' rights to this car. They know automobiles, they know the attitude of the buying public, and they know that the Davis is the answer to the demand for a car of value at a fair price. Before you buy a car, compare the Davis with any car compare it by any standard, compare it point by point. See if you can buy anywhere so much for so little. Then you will know why so many Davis cars are being bought why our Aoril sales this year were greater than in April, 1920.

Davis Leadership is based on Unusual Values E .W. Stei n hart Com panies

10th and Sailor Sts.

OF INDIANA

Phone 2955

George W. Davis Motor Gar Company, Richmond, Indiana

920-826 Mala

The Values at Romey's Are Trustworthy SPECIAL Values for Saturday

Wonderful

RUGS $33.75

Values

All our Rugs have been reduced for clearance in this sale and offer you some wonderful opportunities to pick up some rare bargains. The lot includes Axminsters, Brussels and hundreds of others in the latest designs and shades. Come early and get your pick of these values. The prices will surprise you.

Our Bedding Dep't is Unexcelled

50-Lb. ALL-COTTON "BEAUTY MATTRESS, high in

quality, with fancy Art Tick only

-'-'f 41111 AAA $9.75

Kitchen Cabinets The famous Hoosier priced as low as $39.75 during this sale. A few other close cuts at much less than regular price. Sold on club terms $1.00 per week.

BABY CRIBS

Plain Wood Cribs All-Steel Cribs $6.50 $9.00

NURSERY CHAIRS

Enameled Wheel

$6.00 92.98, 93.75, 95.75

Downstair Household Good quality Porcelain Tables, all vhite, only $7.65 12-qt. White Dish Pans, Porcelain, at $1.00 42piece China Dishes, priced at $14.95 Square Aluminum Roasters .. 98c Round Aluminum Roasters. .98c 7-piece Porcelain Bride Sets at $12.48 Hygeno Carpet Sweepers to go at $2.98 3-in-l Lipped Sauce Pans, Aluminum, at 98c

Bargains in Economies

Complete Aluminum Sets to be sold at $11.95 Baskets, all kinds 79c up Furniture Polish 25c, 40c Magic Covers 98c Mechanical Egg Beaters to be sold at 60s A good Spatula for 20c Aluminum Measuring Cups to be sold for- 15c Egg .Beaters 15c 1-cup Sifters .- 20c Strainers 29c

Duofold Bed Davenport Sleep in comfort and have daytime beauty. Fifty styles, both long and short. No old Davenports in A A A A in this stock. May prices as' low as (tpTbrrevJvr

ODD DRESSERS This May Sale enables you to buy that Odd Dresser at a very low and satisfactory price. Imagine buying a solid oak, lifetime constructed, high-finished (01 Dresser at X O Many Others Priced Down in Same Proportion Second Floor

Gas Ranges and Combination Stoves We can give you real values in straight (Estate) Gas Ranges or Combination Coal and Gas. See this line before deciding. Buy your Gas Range here. Cash or deferred payments.

BABY CABS and CARRIAGES Delightful Cabs, both large and small, for baby, priced down as low as $11.50, $16, $18, $24, etc.

920-921 Main Street