Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 165, 23 May 1921 — Page 2
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND!, MONDAY, MAY 23, 1921.
JOINT CLUB MEETING ?
WILL FOLLOW FORUM
WEDNESDAY EVENING
... Attendance at the second Chamber .jot Commerce lurum meeting is Jieing j urgtd Jnicarda mailed to members by the secretaxy-managerThejneet-S log will be in the Chamber of Commerce "assembly room in the ifcbl P building, at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday - night. Several articles of the 14 points in the program of work adopted at the first meeting have been indusMrtouBly promoted, and it is expected added impetus to the program activities will result from the meeting Wednesday. " The latter half of the meeting will be given Over to a Joint Meeting of the Rotary-, club Klwania-and; Chamber of Commerce, to hear an illustrated talk ori''Cbr&munity 'ChesV'Tiy
Elwood Street,-' ; secretary;- American
association or community weiiare organizations, Louisville, Ky. A joint committee from the "three local organ
ization Invited--Mr. Street" here for
the illustrated talk. . -
Interest in a community chest program Jor, Richmond; seems keen, and a
large,, attendance of interested persons is expected. Should a community
chest- program be adopted, funds would not be raised until fall. Financial aid to worthy civic and benevolent institutions would come from the chest in 1922, instead of numerous separate financial appeals.
WHITE FROCKS ARE . SUMMER FAVORITES
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INTEREST REVIVED IN HORSESHOE PLAYING
Indorsement of a move to establish horseshoe courts in the parks of Rich mond was made by Mayor Zimmerman Monday morning, the movement to be carried on through the park boards and recreational committees of the city. Efforts are being made by the Indiana State Horseshoe Pitchers' association to revive interest in the blacksmith's game. " If the game is well received by the ;public, local teams will be affiliated with the state body. Homer Marsh, state president, in a letter to the mayor states ' that in one city eight 10-men teams have been organized. Business men -and --everybody is trying to get in. The park board has built four large, and two ' women's courts, he states.
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ELDORADO DEFEATS
MILLER-KEMPER NINE
ELDORADO, May 23. Connecting
with the slants of Hartman in the first three frames the Eldorado baseball nine defeated the Miller-Kemper base
ball team of Richmond, on the. El
dorado grounds Sunday afternoon by
tne score or 6 to 2.
H. Joday on the hill for the winners,
pitched good ball and was not in dan ger except in one round when the vis
ltors scored their two runs.. Wetzel and Hunt, of the locals, were the bat
ting stars of the game, each connecting for three safeties, the former getting a triple and two singles and the latter two triples and a single. Next Sunday the Eldorado nine will play at Greenville. The score: R. H. E. Miller-Kemper ..000 020 0002 7 2 Eldorado 221 001 OOx 6 11 2 Batteries Hartman and Fine; H. Judey and Hubbard.
tive graduate will receive a small
supply to send to friends and relatives. Graduating exercises take place in the Coliseum the night of Friday, June 17. Several high school students will compete in the annual Gettysburg address contest in chaapel Tuesraay morning.. A small cash prize is given the participants rendering the famous address most sucessfully.
FOUNTAIN CITY PLANS MEMORIAL PROGRAM
Decoration v Day at Fountain City will be observed, Sunday, May 29. Judge William M. . Sparks, of Rushville, w!ll give the address in the K. of P. hall at 2 o'clock. . The Liberty male quartette, of Richmond and the Richmond city band will furnish the music. It is the special wish of the G. A. R. veterans, of the committee in charge, and of the people of Fountain City that the soldier boys of all the wars feel a cordial invitation to take part in the exercises of the day.
The white frock is always the favorite of summer months. It u cooler than colored frocks ami .t launders perfectly. The stains of grass, mui and picnic .ceidents bold no terrors for the girl who wears white, for her frock mav be boiled and made as fresh as new. This dainty frock is plain with trimming of hand hemstivtiK. which eives 't at. exclusive air.
The system of preserving green fodder by ensilage was invented in Fiance.
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High School
commencement invitiations are
ready for distribution among seniors graduating this term. Each prospec-
BERGDOLL'S ATTORNEY
GUILTLESS, WESTCOTT (By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. May 23. A letter
from former Judge John W. Westcott, N. J., written to Attorney General Palmer, soon after the escape of Grover
Cleveland Beredoll declared the late
D. Clarence Gibboney, Bergdoll's coun sel was "innocent as an unborn babe"
of complicity in the escape. The com
munication was placed before the
house committee investigating the
Bergdoll matter today and urged Mr.
Palmer to put a good man on the case
to defeat efforts of Philadelphia news
papers to brine about the arrest of
Gibboney on charges of conspiracy.
CLOSE GAME IS WON
BY EATON HOPEFULS
EATON. O., May 23. It required
15 innings for the Eaton baseball nine
to win over the Brooker Athletic club
of Dayton on the local grounds Sun
day afternoon oy the score of 6 to 5.
The game was a pitchers' battle
between Worley and Coons, the for mer winning out in the 15th round
Worley fanned 19 batters and Coons whiffed 18 batsmen. - The winning
run was scored after two men were
out. The score: R. H. E.
Dayton ..010 012 010 000 0005 11 5
Eaton ...002 002 100 000 001 S 10
Batteries Coons and Goodpaster;
Worley and Witte.
Mrs. Kate Drischel Dies;
Funeral Services Tuesday CAMBRIDGE CITY, May 23. Mrs.
Kate Drischel, age 65 years, an old
resident of Cambridge City, died at the Martinsville Sanitarium Saturday
evening at 9 o'clock. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. She leaves three sons, Paul, Don and Drex.
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
BATHING POOL READY.
C. O. Parker, manager of the Haw
kins bathing pool, announced Monday that the swimmiing facilities are in first-class condition and that the pool is now open from 7.30 o'clock each morning until 9:30 o'clock each night. Mr. Parker said that the pool has been cleaned, buildings painted and a new spring board installed. About 100 persons used the pool Sunday, he said.
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo WW Help You : Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burning, itriunz eczema quickly by applying Zemo. Furnished by any druggist for 35c Extra large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins the moment Zemo is applied. In a short time usually every trace of eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removed. For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy.alwaysuse Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not a greasy salve and it does not stain. When others fail it is the one dependable Uci'-nent for skin troubles of all kinds, U E. W. Rom Co CkveUnd, U.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A large and responsible manufacturer wants a local representative who can Invest from $2,000 to $3,000 on assurance of returns up to $10,000 yearly profit. Factory conducts advertising and .sales helps at its own expense. You handle your own funds. A "sure fire" plan proven successful and highly profitable everywhere we have selected a representative. Submit refernces. Write Box H 8050. Palladium.
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ANDERSON'S Kandy Shop Ice Cream is Richmond's purest made Ice Cream, according to recent state chemical tests. Read the Following reprinted from Saturday, May 21, Palladium
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Richmond Ice Cream Well Above Standard
The report of the state chemical department on the tests made of ice cream sold in Richmond is as follows: Bender's, 12.2; E. M. & W., 9.8; Anderson's, 16.2; Abel's. 11; Hoover's, 12.2; Davenport's, S.8; Greek Confectioner's, 12.8; Price's 13.2; Telling's, 10.2; Bavendar's, 12.6.
16.2 Is Our Test
and yonr assurance that Kandy Shop Ice Cream is the best. Take
a quart nome tonignt or stop in and try our delicious Sodas and
Sundaes.
OUR CHOCOLATE SYRUP is made from Page & Shaw's Cocoa of Excellence. You'll like it.
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The Greatest Single Convenience Ever Built in a Kitchen Cabinet
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With America's Greatest Kitchen Convenience A $7.50 Set of Kitchen Tools And a Specially Built-in Tool Compartment Tray
Results at the start of this sale would have surprised us if we had not calculated on the exceptional selling power of our present offer. All records for the sale of kitchen cabinets in this part of the country have been shattered. And the sale has only begun. It continues for a limited time. But come in soon. We can't guarantee to have this offer in force for you if you delay. There are three reasons for the exceptional number of Hoosiers we have sold. FIRST The unquestioned supremacy of the Hoosier. There never was a device that could compete with the Hoosier in saving steps and making kitchen work easy. And there never was so carefully constructed or so well made a kitchen cabinet. SECOND We will put this great labor-saving device in your home on payment of one dollar no extra charges for these terms. The low 1921 cash price set by the factory prevails during this sale. THIRD Note our FREE OFFER of a special ten-piece kitchen set and a specially constructed tray in which to keep it, with every Hoosier Beauty sold this week. This tray is actually BUILT INTO the cabinetit is the greatest single convenience ever installed in 21 kitchen cabinet.
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Pay the rest on easy terms. No extra charge for this accommodation, which enables you to get at once that freedom from kitchen drudgery which every woman desires. A single demonstration will convince you that nothing you -can buy will do so much to save steps and shorten the hours you spend in the kitchen as will the Hoosier. Once you sit before the Hoosier's big, uncluttered work table and see how naturally every needed article comes to hand, you will understand why more Hoosiers have been" sold than any other two makes of kitchen cabinets.
Every Woman Needs This Splendid Set This is the Famous Dexter DOMESTIC SCIENCE KITCHEN SET Endorsed by such eminent authorities as:
Miss Alice Braddley, Principal Miss Farmer's School of Cookery, Boston. Mrs. Christine Frederick, Applecroft Experiment Station, Greenlawn, L. I. Good Housekeeping Institute. See special article in GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Magazine for January, 1921. And many other great authorities.
The Special Cooking Spatula was designed by Mr. James Scott, supervisor of industrial education, Syracuse, New York. . Do not compare these tools with "so-called" kitchen sets you see advertised at a low price. You can not buy this set or one of like quality, exclusive of the tray, for less than $7.50. These tools are made and guaranteed by Harrington Cutlery Co., Southbridge, Mass. Included are: Six kitchen knives, two kitchen forks, and two spatulas of the best Carbon Tool Steel, specially ground to hold a keen edge. And remember, we not only give you the set but, in addition, an ideal place to keep it a specially constructed tray that fits right into your Hoosier and keeps the tools from coming in contact with each other. You can not get this set and special tool compartment tray after this sale closes AT ANY PRICE. Right now you get BOTH FREE when you pay the dollar that sends your Hoosier home.
Big Values in Square Aluminum Roasters Pure Aluminum Percolators 98c
Our Big Special Porcelain Table Only $7.65
NOTE No coloring or substitutes asea m our ice cream; everyv'" thing absolutely as pure as is possible in the making of high-grade i';Ice Cream. . .. I THE KANDY SHOP . w ,918 Main .$treet -. .,
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