Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 167, 25 May 1921 — Page 7

RDFM ANnVVAinFIF

' NAMED AS DELEGATES TO STATE MEETING

Rev. F. A. Roell, of St Andrew's church, and Fran A." WaJdele were appointed delegates to attend the simultaneous meeting of the state . and national convention of the German Catholic Central Society, to be held in Ft. Wayne, Aug. 7 to 10, at the meeting of the St. Joseph's Benevolent association, Monday night. Joseph Walterman and John Habing were chosen as alternates. The national society has a membership of approximately 500,000. Large delegations are expected from all parts of the United States. Frank Waidele, Jr., was elected president of the St Joseph's Benevolent association for the ensuing year. Other officers and committee chairmen elected are: John Habing, vice-president; Joseph Hoch, recording secretary: E. Balling, financial secretary; Anthony Steve r, treasurer; J. Stolle, Joseph Imhoff, Eugene Herold. members of standing committee; Lawrence Zeyen, chairman sick committee; William Kirchenbauer, assistant sick committee; Anton Stolle, Rudolph Behringer, George Wessel, members of the executive committee; William Stolle, Harm Twehus, banner carriers ; Leo Melle, Raymond Issen, assistant carriers. The following were elected district secretaries: Lawrence Vosmeier, first district of first ward; Henry Bussen. second district of first ward; John Beckschultz, fourth ward; Harry Schroeder, fifth and sixth wards; Frank Brokamp, second and seventh ward; Harry Maurer, third and eighth wards.

FRANCE HAVING TRQUBLE WITH HER NORTH AFRICAN COLONIES

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v, EATON, O.. May 25. Remains of Mrs. Margaret Wolfrey. 77, who died Sunday in Dayton, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. F. Hill, were buried here Wednesday afternoon in Mound Hill cemetery, after funeral services in Dayton. Mrs. Wolfrey was for many years a Tesident of West Alexandria, but after the death of her husband, Reuben Wolfrey. about four years ago, she went to Dayton to live with her daughter.

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Map hoTrin how Africa ts divided, nd Marshal Lyautey. France, like England, is bavin? trouble with her North African colonies. Morocco, like Egjpt, bathe bad taste to be unappreciative of the protection of a European power. Marshal Lyautey, governor gen

eral of Morocco," has left Paris

go back to his job ox reduci .he

protectorate, which is bigger than the whole of France in aret, to an

orderly colony. With Marshal Lyautey's departure has been made

'public a plan ox campaign fox 1921-22 which reveals clearly hitherto unknown conditions in

Morocco. The plan reveals anion

other things that the French arm 7 is holding a 625-mile front in North Africa, a much longer front than

the whole western front in tho

'great war.

LYNN, Ind., May 25. James Johnston, 74, is dead at his home, one mile

north of Lynn, of heart trouble. His !

wife is said to be at the point of death, also. He is survived by the widow and three children, Harriet, Albert and J da.

News of the Counties

WEST RIVER. Ind. Veterans of the Civil War, Sons of Veterans of the Spanish-American and World War, will attend the Memorial Day exercises, to be held in the HuntsviHe Church, Monday, May 30, at 2 o'clock, under the direction of the West River township Decoration association. The Rev. Jesse

Bogue, of Indianapolis, will deliver the address and there will be special music. WHITEWATER, Ind. A musical concert will be given at the Laurel Hall, Saturday night. May 28 by the Roland Musicians of Richmond. Ice cream and cake will be served after the entertainment. GRATIS, O. Churches here observed "Father's Day" Sunday. A dinner was served in the M. E. church to the mothers of the community, by the fathers and their sons. GRATIS, O. Commencement exercises for the public schools, held here recently, were featured by addresses by Rev. Thomas, of the M. E. church, and Prof. J. H. Dickason. Diplomas were presented by Supt. Koch. Music was furnished by the school orchestra and the benediction was rendered by Rev. Brumbaugh of the Brethren church.

Cat Telephone Wires Between Cairo, Alexandria LONDON, May 25 Telephonewires between Cairo and Alexandria have been cut, says a Central News despatch, from Cairo. No news is coming from Alexandria, and disquieting rumors are current in Cairo, the despatch declares.

Suburban

GRATIS, O Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myers of Michigan spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mont Focht. ....Lyndom Street, -who is attending school at the Miami University spent the week end at home Clyde Zimmerman and family, of Cincinnati, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Zimmerman Joe Essig and family of West Alexandria, called on friends in town Saturday and Sunday. Clyde Coleman, who is taking a course to secure a Bachelor of Arts degree at Miami University, at Oxford, spent the week-end with parents.... Lyle Zimmerman was home over Sunday. He is taking a course at Cincinnati and is progressing nicely. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Roy Silvers called on Mrs. Silvers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Coleman, Sunday afternon Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Focht of Liberty spent

Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ora Focht. Mr. and' Mrs. Beekley and family. spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Flory and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brubaker. Mr. Beekley was a former pastor of the Brethren church here. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Forest Barnhart and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Rena Barnhart. .. .P. M. Albaugh visited his son's at West Alexandria Sun-

and Mrs. John Richards and daughter.

Edna, of Greenville, O.; Mr. and Mrs.

Osro Blose and son. Rex; Mr. and

Mrs. Walter Williams, of HoUansburg; Mrs. Laura Stemple and son, Gaar and Paul Welsh.. .. .Mrs. Sadie Wallingford was the guest of Mr. and

Mrs. Will Thornton, or near Foun

tain City, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Vess Hill, of Lynn, and Miss Rosa Hill dined Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Billy Simpson Earl Freeman, of

Detroit, is home. visiting his mother, Mrs. Laura Freeman Miss Pru

dence Austin has returned after a few

days visit with her sister, Miss Irene Austin, of Winchester ..Mr. and Mrs. Able, of Richmond, spent Satur

day night and Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kirkman " . . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Henry, Robert Henry, Mrs. Effie Jones, son and daughter; Mrs. B. F. Dunjan; Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Henry, of Connersville, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Small, of Elwood, called on Mr.

and Mrs. William Henry, Sunday afternoon .... Mr. and Mrs. Bert White and family and Mr. William White

spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Blose and family ... .Misses Mildred

Coppock, Prudence Austin, Lucille Amburn and Harjorie Fetters called on Miss Mildren Sunday afternoon . . . Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kirkman spent Sunday evening) with Mr. and Mrs. Shirley White and family Mrs. Delia Bnrgoyne fcas returned to her home in New Paris after a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Austin and family atr. and Mrs. Moody Lamb and daughter, Ermt; Andrew Stevenson, of- Webster; Miss Mary Perkins and Marjari Robinson spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and .Mrs. James Robinson and family Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whltte and family, Mrs. Tessie Blose and ston, Marvin, and William White spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mtrs. Carl Moon, of Hollansborg......Mri and Mrs. Newt. Bunker and Mrs. Ittary Bunker, of near Richmond, we.ee ge3ts of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Wbite and family. recently Mrs. Mry Staley and Miss Max tie Jackson; spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson, of Red Key, Indiana. ,

MARY WEEKS, DRAVS : HONORS IN MUSIC Miss Mary Louise Weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Weeks, of Seattle. Wash., formerly residents of this city, and a grand-daughter of - Mrs, Caroline Weeks, of this city, received high honors at the University of Washington last week, says an announce

ment received here today.'- - - Although she has attended the university only three years. Miss Weeks was presented in a senior piano recital, an honor of great " distinction, says a Seattle newspaper., which prints her picture on its first page. ' Miss Weeks is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and Nu Phi Epsilon, an honorary musical sorority.

The great black Arara cockatoo of New Guinea cracks a hard nut by first weakening the shell by sawing It with his beak and then breaking it.

day afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus

Kirakof and Mrs. Luther Kiracof, at

tended the commencement exercises

at Camden Thursday evening Joe

Wright of Indiana is visiting his sister

Mrs. Kate Nicodemus. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Miller and daughter Theda called on Mrs. Miller's father, Mr. Hephner and family at West Elkton, Sunday evening. .. .Odd Fellows and soldiers' decoration services will be held Sunday, May 29 The village is having new crossings and open ditches put in. Mr. Crouse of West Alexandria is in charge of the concrete work.. .... .Mrs. Treva Pelchard and child of Franklin are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ekes and family. . . .Misses Faye Apple and Grace Furry, Glenn Witters and Oleson Zimmerman have been chosen delegates to attend the Sunday school convention which will be held at the Monroe Centralized school building. May 26.

WHITEWATER, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hunt, of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt Leon White, of near Richmond, spent the -week-end with Marvin Blose.... Mr. and Mrs. Nate Davis entertained Sunday at dinner the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blose, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Blose, Mrs. Ethel Woods and daughter, Maryann; Mr.

LOOK

Day!

$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 yes, and even $2.00 values will be offered in this remarkable two-day sale for SS cents. Rain or shine, come Thursday or Friday! 2 Days, THURSDAY and FRIDAY- Don't Miss It

BUSINESS IS GOOD!

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88c

Cretonne Polly Prims

Something new! Polly Prim, Aprons, made of cretonne, ric-rac trimmed.

1 - fi Hi m 1 1 if 1 in it " ' " ' ' - - - -

88c

O-Cedar Mop and Polish . .

Complete outfits ; $1.25 O-Cedar Oil Mop and a 25c bottle of poliih all for 88c.

The Most Startling Values for Just - - - 88c

88c

White "P. K." Dress Skirts . . .

Women's $1.49 Pique Dress Skirts; new, clean, crisp styles.

88c

Boys' or Girls' Union QQ Suits, 2 for OOt Children's Panty Waists or boys' and girls' Summer Union Suits, all sizes.

5 Yards 36-Inch Percales

Light or dark patterns, 36 inches wide, regular 30c grade.

88c

13 Bars Palm Olive Soap

Why pay more elsewhere? Buy 13 bars here for E8c.

$1.50 Silk Camisoles at

Pink Satin, Georgette or Crepe de Chine Camisoles; 1.50 values, 88c.

88c

$1.39 Bungalow Aprons

Light or dark patterns, full cut.

iast colors, gooa siyies.

88c

4 Yards Flowered Cretonnes ........

88c

Yard wide, in many pretty patterns; rich colorings; 4 yards, 88c.

5 Yards of Plaid QQ Gingham OOt Plaid Dress Ginghams, special at 5 yards for 8Sc.

Model Brassieres

2 for

Model Brassieres, pink or white, on sale at 2 for 88c.

res..88c

Men's SI. 50 Valco Night Shirts. ....

Men's full-cut Night Shirts, made of muslin; each, 88c.

88c

4 Yards of Dimity

For making underwear, waists, etc.; fine quality; 4 yards, 88c.

.88c

Men's Silk Lisle Socks 3 pairs

Regular 50c value; to sell Thursday and Friday, 3 pairs for 88c.

Up to $1.49 Muslin-wear

Women's Gowns, Petticoats or Chemise, some with silk tops, each 88c

88c

Women's Silk Gloves

Women's regular $1.49 Silk Gloves; special at 88c a pair.

88c

Infants' Rubber Pants, 2 for

Kleipert's Rubber Pants; special, 2 pairs for 88c.

88c

2 Yards 60-Inch Table Damask. .

88c

Fine Brocaded Table Damask, two yards for 88c.

3 Pillow Cases, size 42x35

Well made of soft-finish muslin, 42x36 size; 3 for 88c.

.:88c

Pure Silk Hosiery at

Such good brands as "Oak Brook." Ipswich, etc.; all colors.

88c

Another Shipment of Keystone White Enamel ware , Each Piece Worth $2.00

Large Dish Pans, big Buckets, "Set of 3" Sauce Pan outfits, large Preserving Kettles, Tea Kettles, Coffee Pots, Broilers, etc., all made of double strength white enamelware. The last sale we had met with such wideSDread approval that we were prompted to

re-order another shipment and give Richmond folks another bargain treat. To give everyone a chance to participate, we will have to limit the quantity to one of each kind to acustomer. SEE BIG EAST WINDOW DISPLAY

The Shoe Dept. Offers Some Thrillers for 88c-Day. Attend! Ladies9 Slippers

$1.50 Felt Slippers for 88c Women's Felt-Comfort Slippers, made of soft, first-quality felt, with soft soles

Children's Barefoot Sandals Made of brown calfskin, with dependable solid leather solei. Limit, 2 pairs to a customer.

88c

Ladies' Walking and Comfort Oxfords Made of soft vici kid, with plain or capped toes and military, medium or low heels. Every pair is guaranteed solid leather. Limit, 2 pairs to a customer.

FREE

These 6 individual dessert molds in aluminum, each' with your initial embossed so it shows ori the dessert.

A New Gift, Madam Presented to Jiffy-Jell users

Here is the latest idea in dessert molds your initial on each dessert. This set of six, where sold, is quoted at 75 cents today. We will send you the six, each with your initial embossed, if you will send us six trademarks cut from the fronts of six Jiffy-Jell packages. The Jiffy-Jell will cost you only 75 cents and the molds are free.

This offer is made to induce a trial of JiffyJcll. It now costs no more than old-style desserts of this kind, with flavors in dry form. Jiffy-Jell has real-fruit flavors sealed in glass

Jiffy Measuring Cup

' a bottlfc-in each package. We crush the fruit, condensefthe juice and seal it in a viaL So it comes to you as rich and fragrant as fresh fruit The flavors are abundant For each we use a great deal of ripe fruit So here you get a real-fruit dainty, rich in fruit A super-grade dessert wifiiout any extra cost Learn w&at it means to you. Jiffy-Jell has won millions by its deliciousness. It far excels any old-stylcgelatine dessert. Note alsoirthe gifts offered "below. You are welcome tonsil or any if you use Jiffy-JeILCut out this offerso you won't forget as it will not appear again.

An aluminum half-pint mauurtsff cup. Fill twice wflfcli inter to dUeolre one package Jlffy-JelL Use ae atandard cup la ail recipes. Send two trade-marks for It.

Measuring Spoon

Bet of four aluminum measuring spoons from teaspoon up to tablespoon. Send six for the set.

as shown. Sixes trade-marks

Teaspoon Size

WnvRogers & Son AA

A new. exquisite pattern of Wm. Rogers XA. silverplate. rnarastee for 21 rears. No advertisement on spoon. end two " trade-marks for first spoon, plus lOo for

Pint Dessert Molds Value, 50c each Style B Heart-shaped. Btjie C Fluted mold, ftyle D Pint salad mold. Style B pinnacle dessert mold. Style H Star-shaped. Send six TjS trade-in arks for the lnt mold you want. An are la alnmlmim.

postage and packing. Then we win offer - you a full line of silverware to match.

We also make Jiffy-Pie, a new dessert, n two flavors Lemon and Chocolate. Ask your grocer

10 Flavors in Glass Vials

A hotlU ta see paetma Mint Strawberry Lime Pineapple J Cherry Orange J Raspberry Lemon Loganberry Coffee

2 Packages 25c

Cut out the ? trade-marks In the circle on fronts of package. VsBend the number required with the J coupon. On the sliver spoon only send 19c for postage and packing. I

Check Gifts Wanted . . . Initial Molds . . . Jl!Ty-Cup . . . 4 Mcas. Spoons . . . Wm. Rogers Spoon Flat Melds .... Style B .... Style C etyle r ....Style B . ...Style H

Jiffy Dessert Co, MAIL Waukesha, Wis. THIS Enclosed find g) trade-marks for which send gifts I check-

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Oregon's Famous

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The Largest K. of P. Knight Rank Team in America, Will Appear in Public Exhibition at the

BUM

Friday Night, May 27

Dance to Follow the Exhibition Drill

Music by Famous ' ' Gornielle Sextette " : Admission 50c in cludirj war tax , y' ! Reserved Seats 10c Extra , - "' Plat Now Open at Weisboxi Music Co. , V

$2.88

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