Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 168, 26 May 1921 — Page 14

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SHOT GUNS PREFERRED BY CHICAGO POLICE -FOR STREET BATTLES (By .Aaoociated Pre CHICAGO, May 26. Substitution of the shotgun for the rifle is the latest development In man-hunting by the Chicago police. The time-honored rifle squad has given way to the pumpgun squad. .',. ; . The reason for the change was thus outlined by Michael Hughes, chief of detectives: ' .-. . "In close-range fighting the pumpgun is much the more efficient weapon, for within 90 feet of the objective it has a spread of four feet. Each shot carries nine rounds of lead, corresponding in size to that in a 38 revolver bullet." "In street fighting, also, the chances of hitting the innocent bystander are greatly minimized by the use of the shot-gun, because the , effective range is so short.", Shoot Into Rear of Car. "The other day we discovered a new use for the shot gun. During a race after bandits in an automobile, one of our men emptied his gun through the rear curtain of the speeding machine ahead. The hail of bullets stopped that car as no rifle shot would ever have done." "The gun we us has the shortest - stock. Every one of the detective cars carries these guns as regular equipment." Another innovation In the detective bureau's equipment is a steel shield, as high as a man's head, from behind which the operatives can direct, in comparative safety, their fire at bandits barricaded in a building. This portable armor is mounted on rollers, and is light enough, so that one man can operate it. Port holes, through which to fire, and a heavy glass peep hole are appurtenances. Bombing, which is now a recognized part in police tactics in Chicago, can be carried on with great impunity from the shelter of this shield, said Chief Hughes. G, OF G. BOARD FAVORS ! ERECTION OF Y. W. G. A. ' Endorsement of the aim of the women's division of the Chamber of Commerce to build a Y. W. C. A. in Richmond, was given by the directors of the Chamber of Commerce at a .rateting held afc 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. A. W. Roach, head of the women's division, said Thursday 'that the next step to be taken by the women in the enterprise was to secure other endorsements from Richmond organizations. ; "Tentative plans for the project will be made during the summer,' said Mrs. Roach, "and in the early fall the national board of the Y. W. C. A. will send some one here to assist in the movement. The national ' board is continually busy building association houses, and the person they send here will be well acquainted with the kind of structure this size city needs. "We have already been assured by a number of local citizens that they are willing to give toward a Y. W. C. A. fund. One business man expressed his opinion that the city of Richmond owes it to her girls and women to establish a Y. W. C. A. here. That seems to be the general feeling." Suburban i CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Mrs. Laura Richey visited her sister in Richmond Tuesday Mrs. Frank Marson and Mrs. Charles Ferguson are visiting Mrs. Marson's son. Ralph at Lafayette Mr.and Mrs. Herbert Taylor and Mrs. Laura Richey visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parson at Richmond Sunday Mrs. Maude Thurman spent Monday with her mother at Milton The Christian Woman's Board of Missions met with Mrs. Richard Scott Monday night. .. .Miss Vella Golay is visiting her parents in the country Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Dri&hed and son Will visited Mr. and Mrs. Dean House Sunday. . . .Miss Nellie Boyd .is ill David Wissler of Newcastle spent Sunday with L. M. Young and family The play entitled, "The Minister's Wife's new Bonnet." given by the Christian Woman's Drishe and son Will visited Mr. and tended. The play was given in a very excellent manner The Memorial sermon was preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning at 10:30 by Rev. Reece, subject, "Gleaners of the Battlefield. " The W. R. C. being present Mrs. Roberts of Illinois is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roy Schepman. ....The Baptist Woman's Union met with Mrs. Charles Huddleston Wednesday afternoon.. . .Mrs. Emma Hodskin. and daughter, Mrs. Carl Thurslerr, Mr. Carl Trussler. Mrs. Anna Strickler of Richmond visited among Cambridge You'll Do Better Here SOLID WHITE MOUNTAIN SAVE White Mountain Refrigerators "The Chest with the Chill in It" are constructed in a superior manner in keeping with their superior results. The snow-white lining in provision chamber, the thick walls, the perfect insulating system, and the . remarkable ico economy distinguish these fine Refrigerators from all others

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friends "Sunday, i . .Mrs. Walter Waddell and son. and mother, Mrs. Weaver, visited Mrs. Waddell's sister. Mrs. Stretch at New Castle this week.- ' H ANNA'S CREEK. Ind. The Rev. Max Schaffer of 'Muncie will preach at Hanna's Creek Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock, and at Boston Christian church in the evening at 7:30 o'clock The Children's Day exercises will be observed at Hanna's Creek June 19 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chamberlain entertained Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Aloazo Ridenour of near Centerville, last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swaf ford and sons, Charles Ray and James Robert and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Williamson and son Clark, "were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Ketner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shcngler attended Sunday, school and dined with Mr. and Mrs.;Hilbert Orbaugh, Sunday... ..Everett Hanaeyer of Ansonia, O., came Saturday to visit relatives here for a few days. Corn planting in this vicinity is in progress and will be completed this week. .... Carl Kit chel and family and Mrs. Vina Haworth spent - Sunday with Andrew Harlen and sister, Mrs. Mary Haworth, near Mount Pleasant. Mrs. Lura La Fuze attended the Bible class meeting at the home of Mrs. Stella Huntington Thursday afternoon Irving La Fuze of this place and Everett Harmeyer, of Ansonia, O., and Morris Clark and Oscar Martin of liberty, motored to Rushville Sunday afternoon to attend the young men's Bible class meeting in that city. About 1,500 were present. . Mr. and Mrs. David Maze and Mrs. Carrie Tqler of this place and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Abernathy of Liberty were entertained at dinner Sunday at the j homt of Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Showalter at Mount Pleasant Alvan La Fuze and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Tappen Sunday Mrs. William Moss has been a patient at Reid hospital at Richmond for several days Miss Clarabella and Russell Ammerman entertained twenty of their friends Saturday evening. Ralph Montgomery is visiting Russell Ammerman this week... Irene McAdams of College Corner is visiting relatives in this locality for a few days Mr. and Mrs. Law-1 rence Tappen and son Harold, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beck, west of Liberty. Mr. Beck's health is much improved Hanna's Creek people will attend the revival meetings at Concord Friday night. . . ..Mrs. Everett Little entertained her Sunday school class last Sunday. Twenty-three scholars were present and a picnic dinner consisting of sandwiches, roast chicken, salads, pickles, olives, cheese, jello, oranges, bananas, ice cream and cake, was served on the lawn. The youngsters spent the afternoon in games and playing. The occasion was enjoyed by all present, who expressed their appreciation to Mrs. Little Mr. and Mrs. Emmett La Fuze entertained Mr. and Mrs Everett La Fuze and son, Harvey, Mrs. Roy Carson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sbrader and son, Loren Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCarty visited relatives at Lightsville. O., last Sunday Ora Creek and family entertained Walter La Fuze and family at dinner Sunday Mrs. Samuel Edgeworth returned to Glen Miller sanitarium Monday, where she is taking treatment The Farmers' Federation will meet at the Hanna's Creek church Tuesday evening. May 31. The northwest section will entertain the remainder of the members. NEW GARDEN, Ind. Miss Louise Martin entertained Sunday Misses Catherine Cox, Mildred Murdock, Vetta Fellows. Violet Greenwood, Agnes Paris, Esther Mae Brown, May Greenwood, Alice Huff. Margaret Wardle, Dortha Carter, all of Earlham Monthly meeting was held at this place Saturday afternoon Mr. , and Mrs. Frank Miles and children, of Fort aiESTOTHESPOl Quickly Helps INDIGESTION. BLOATING. GASTRITIS, HEARTBURN, SOUR STOMACH. HEADACHES. DIZZINESS. CONSTIPATION. NERVOUS NESS. Sold by All Druggists Thirty. Feet from 7th St. ENDS REFRIGERATORS ICE

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28. It will be an all day meeting. The quarterly meeting being in the forenoon followed by a conference in the afternoon.. . . . .The Community Club met at the club room Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Catherine Martin .gave a paper on old fashioned dinners, and Mrs. Louise Brankley gave a demonstration in making beef stew. Mrs. Grace Pits and Miss Esther Cook were hostesses Mr. and Mrs. Elza Stev enson and family, of Carlos City, called on Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Martin, Monday. ECONOMY, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. O. Cranor spent Sunday with relatives at Oxford, Ohio. Miss Aldine McNeal. of Cincinnati, accomoanied her cousin, Mrs. Cranor to their home, where she will spend a few days Mr. and Mrs. Wade Kennedy and son, Ralph, of Green's Fork, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Cranor Mrs. Nancy Cook went to Richmond, Tuesday to spend two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Knode J. L. Peterson was In Hagerstown, Monday ..Mrs. O. Cranor and her guest, Miss Aldine McNeal, Mrs. H. B. Manning, and Mrs. Flo Swain spent Tuesday afternoon at Richmond '.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cain had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Stevenson and children of Carlos, Marion Haisley and family and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cain, and Miss Helen Cain Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Weyl had as their guests Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. Hughes and Mr. U. M. Stewart and Miss Ammond, of Losantsville, and Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Beckman The Misses Catherine and Helen Ginther, of Dayton, VDhio, spent the week-end with Miss Rena Manning The M. E. Ladies Foreign Missionary LadiesKeepYourSkin Clear, Sweet, Healthy With Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Talcum Side Windshields $16.00 Trouble Lamps $2.95 Special prices on reliners. 5-gal. cans Havoline Oil, medium $3.35

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society will meet at the country home of Mrs. Frank Jordan, Thursday afternoon.. .. .Mrs. Olive Petro, cf Modoc, spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Mike Moran Mrs. Alonzo Cain was given a surprise Sunday when relatives and friends drove to his home with well filled baskets. Among those present were: Mrs. Allie Stover, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Stover, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stover and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Kiiey ana two children, of New Castle, Mr. and Mrs. Ira. Hoover and children of Springport, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott of Jacksonburg. Mr. and Mrs. Art Cain and son, Mr. and Mrs. Barl Cain, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cain and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton and son Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Swain and Mr. and Mrs. Homer' Stegall attended the funeral of Mrs. Ella Pearce at Williamsburg, Monday Mr. and Mrs. Luther Reynolds, of Fountain City, were guests of Mrs. Cook, Saturday.; . -The Alderfer show played to a good sized audience Monday night. i. .Mr. J. B.

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Williamsburg Church Members in Minstrel Thirty members of the Williamsburg M. E. church will appear in a minstrel show to be given by the church Friday evening. May 27. Music will be furnished by the Williamsburg saxapbone band. TWO LINERS TO CARRY ROTARIANS TO SCOTLAND NEW YORK, May 26. Two steamships have bteen chartered to transport 2,000 American and Canadian Ro tarBAND INSTRUMENTS icbrocT PVTHINj Opp. Post Office Phone 1655

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lams to Edinburg, Scotland, for the -annual convention of the International Association of Rotary Clubs, June 13 . to 16. Rotarians from Cuba, the Orient and South America also will . be in the party, the Rotary Club of , New York announced today. They will sail June 1 from . New York on the r. steamers Cameronia and Caronia.

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