Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 179, 8 June 1921 — Page 13

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1921.

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THE PALLADIUM . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Standardized and Indexed for quirk reference, according: to the Basil I Sralth System (Copyright). Advertising Rates conts per line, per Insertion. words to the line. No ad taken for lens than JO cents cash or less than 30 cents charge. No ads accrpted nfter 11 o'clock on day of publication. For contract, call rhon 2S34 or 2872.

LOST STRAYED IX5T Bunch of keys. Reward. Call Palladium. l)ST Man's brown coat in Gien Miller Park. Finder return to 422 Tlandolph street or phone. 3034. Reward. LOST A pair of men's trousers, on National Road or Main street. Reward. Return to Mrs. Gilbert, W. Main street. LOST In Glen Miller Park. June 5, a pmall white female dogr. Answers to the name of "Buster." has been spayed. Address Thomas E. Jackson, 201 Summit Ave., Connersville, Ind. Reward. STRAYED Red roan cow. Phone 54314. Reward. HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Married man who has had experience with the public to take charge of an established tea and corfee route in the city. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. See B. E. Lloyd. Arlington Hotel, evening, between 4 and 7 o'clock. Be a RaTlWA Y TRAFFIC INSPECTOR $110 to $250 monthly, expenses paid. Steady, pleasant work: splendid opportunities. Position guaranteed or money refunded. Easy to qualify. Write for free booklet. E-292 Stand. Business Training Inst., Buffalo, N. Y. HELP WANTED FEMALE HOrSEKEEPER wanted. 1 440. Call phone WANTEDHotel. -A maid. Westcott GTRT, to work in store. Hoover's Confectionery, 1129 Main. .'OOK"wANTEr)fromeof the Friendless. Apply to the matron. GlRIjRWOMANwanted for general liotisr work. 620 Pearl street. WiVTrn A tiniiarUi'nf r for a farm er near Rrownsville. Ind. Call for' particulars at 632 South Rth street. AmTdd"M'!-AG E rw"OM A N to do general housework in small family. 437 South 14th street. WANTED Lailies to learn hatrdressing and beauty culture. Latest styles, new methods. Positions waiting. Write for f-atalosrtie. Moler College, 105 S. WpIIs. Chlrngo. 1 r YOr W A NT FLUFF RUGS made from vonr old carpets and rugs, call phone' 120 1 immediately, as no house to house soliciting done. Here until Friday only. Dcranian Bros., Indlsnanolis SERVICES OFFERED 8 WASH IN iS WANTED 1 2 7 S.4 1 h St. w"AN'f1:DWa7hll7gsr'l6lS N. G St. WASHI NGS " WANTED 83 i S. 7th St. WANTED Furnace cleaning. Phone 2516. W A NT E D Ca men t er and repair work o do. fine per hour. 414 South 5th. I i. r . r,rMKw. GOOD-HnrSKKKKPElT with one boy wants to keep bouse for gentleman. Call 202 North 7th street. ROOMS FOR RENT 9 fiTir ST..' N.. 205 Modern sleeping rooms. ' 6TH"STTsT39 One sleeping room. fiTII ST.N.71 03 Furnished room with bath, with private family. Call after fi:20. evenings. 1 OTH S TV , S '. 4 2 Furnished roo m. 11TH ST7! STi 417 Two unfurnished rooms, light anil gas. $5.00 per week. T 5 T H S tTT N'TT 2 lRo o m for lady. 2 ROOMS and kitchenette, unfurnished, downstairs. 116 Ft. Wavne Ave. FOR RENT 3 unfurnished rooms with hath. Phone 2416. FINE F t ; IlN IS H E D BEDROOM for gentleman, private home, central. Box E-50S1. Care Palladium. LIGHT HO US EKEEPING ROOMS 9 13TH ST.. N.. 307 Largo, cool, downstairs front room for housekeeping in modern home. Also sleeping room. I Reasonable. FOR RENT Two furnished light housekeeping rooms. Phonc12-K. 3 " ROOMS-witt bath and kitchenette, suitable for light housekeeping. Phono 5275. H OUS ES APTS. TO RE NT; 9 9TH ST., S.. IS riat for rent. 4 rooms, kitchenette, bath. 11TII ST.. apartment. 36i Two furnished. rooms, rear BOARD AND ROOM 10 Kl'RMSHKD FLAT -Call 34 N. 10th. 12 TH ST boa rd. N., 212 Room for rent with BOARD AND ROOM WANTEDJM WANTKP To place a seven-year-old orphan boy in a private home, country preferred, for particulars write Box 1. No 41S7. Care Palladium. BUSINESS SERVICE 12 PAPKIl HANGING and painting. Phone li2S. Moore. PAPKR CLKXnInG Work done by expert. Phone 2773. iiAWS'TlOWBKS sharpeden. Frank Brmicr. Phone 2516. PAINTING 15 ! HOUSE PAINTING Interior finishing. E. C. Sims, phone 257I. . M O V I N G A N D ST OR AG E 16 STORAGE "FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS l eltinan's Storage House. Apply leitman's Cigar Store. Phone No. -0o9, ;o Main St. W. E. EVANS I'or Local and Long Distance Hauling of All Kinds. Phone Sl r,J? lj,n5.01 LoCALai!d LONG DISTANCE MOVING of Household Goods RICHMOND STORAGE COMPANY Crating and Storage Roar 19 S. 11th St. Phones ;22S-lo66 W. G. BAKER. Mgr. FORREST MONGER l'or lucal and long distance hauling, furniture crated, stored or shipped. AUTO MOVING VAN U00 South 7th St. Phone 260S Office Phone 2"2S FURNITURE EXCHANGE 21 1'Oli SALE Good used furniture of all kinds at M what new would cost. Townscnds Used Goods Store, 633 Main. PhonelL296: F U R N IT U It E AND STOVES All kinds: good prices. Home Supply Store, 131 Ft. Wayne Avenue. Phone lfroz.

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I'OI! SALE Sewing machine, piano, folding liod. prices reasonable. Hi South 15th street. J-'O I i, SALE 3 - piece 1 i vTn ff room set. square piano, iron bod. dresser, chiffonier, rug, kitchen table and chairs, porch furniture, some used clothing. Wi;i sell cheap. Call at once. 10S South 16th street.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21 Real Values

-mUSED and NEW FURNITURE Dressmaker's Singer Sewing Machine, like new ....$22.50 Combinaion. Bookcase, $12.50 Tapestry Davenette ..$21.00 New high chairs $2.49 3-piece fumed oak Dining Room Suite, cost $150, for sale at $80.00 White Enamel Kitchen Cabinet, new $28.00 Library Tables 6.00 up Several Antique Chairs, Tables, Chest of Drawers etc. Come in and See the Many Bargains We Have to Offer. TOWNSEND'S Used Goods Store "Used But Not Abused" 533 Main St. Phone 1296 REED Baby Stroller. Phone3J0. 8INGKR CAN"ARTESr$37o6'. 14jSt. 8th. Iv6uVREEDBabyCarrUffe. 30$ N. 21st St. FOR SALE Fine aster plants. 409 North 17th street. REED BABY CAB. Call S01 South 15th. Phone I860. FOR QUICK SALE Furnace for small house. Call Phone 3740. FOR SALE Rabbits. Slipon bed for Ford. 922 North 12tli St. FOR SALE New Westinghouse 16-in. oscillating fan. Phono 14SS. FOR SALE Premier Eleetric Sweeper, in good condition, cheap. 19 N. 15th. FOR SALH-Pweet potato. cabbage and tomato plants. D. L. Rcid. Phone 4009. COMMODE for sick room and invalid chair for sale or rent. 600 North 12th street. POOL TABLE, sewing machines and all kinds of used furniture for .sale. 600 N. 12th St. "No. 11 VICTROLA, two 9x12 fibre rugs, porch swing, mahograny pedestal, mantel clock. 312 South 13th. SCH"EBNf)60RS for salV,-madTo order. repairing, lawn mowers sharpened. Wesley Brown and Son. Phone 3086. WATCHES AND SPECTACLES For bargains in watches and high grade spectacles, call at C. E. KEEVER'S WATCH SHOP 7 South 11th St. HEMSTITCHING and Picoting Attachment. Works on any sewing machine. Price $2.00. Personal checks 10c extra. United Sales Agency, 1500 Fountain Ave.. Birmingham. Ala. FOR SALE Wagons, vehicles, corn plows, all kinds binders, mowers, rakes. Above like new. 317 NORTH A FURNACES 21 Marshall (Wolverine) Furnace Co., E.J. Knapp. phone 1469. office 520 Main St. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22 POODLH. Bull or Collie Bup. 1990 or 5260. Phone SLIGHTLY USED LNDbRWOOD typewriter. Phone 6023. WANT KD TO BUY A small tent. 28 North 13th street. Call MUSICAL IN STRUM E NTS 23 FOR SALE New Brunswick phonograph. Call 120 S. 3rd. EMERSON Player Piano, never heen used. Mahogany case. 519 North L street. PIANO TUNING 23 Piano Tuning "Get the Best." D. E. Roberts, phones 4 1 1 0-2 62 3 RECORD EXCHANGE 23 A BUY used records, save 33 1-3 percent. Nellie A. Booker. Miller Harness Store. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 33 FOR SALE Electric car cheap. 400 South 14th street. FOR SALE Buiek Six. roadster, A-l condition, new top. Call after 4:30 p. m 116 No. 17tu. FOR SALE Small Mllburn Electric, with charging outfit. See Roy Miller, Care Webb-Coleman Co. FORDS at 14 South 9th St., Richmond, Ind. 1921 Coupe, starter, good as new. $650. 1920 Touring, good condition, $425. 1920 roadster, demountable rims, good condition, $275. 1917 Ford Touring, $200. ! 1919 Ford Truck, l-2 ton, stock body and cab, like new, $425. Ford chassis, $100.00. CASH OR TERMS j Open Evenings and Sunday Morning j WALTER E. SCHOTT j 14 South Ninth St. ! AUTOM08ILE TIRES 35 i MR. AUTOMOBILE OWNER If you want to see something that you have never seen before in tires, stop in our store and see the new 30x3 FEDERAL Cord Tires. BENNETTS' TIRE STORE The Home of FEDERAL, Tires 1512 Main Phone 2444 1

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FOR SALE 4 Cavity Vulcanizer, A-l shape. Will also teach you to do the business. 308 South 12th street. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING Quality AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING ERNEST R. SPENCER Rear 720 So. 9th St. Phone 2716 BATTERY SERVICE 35 EXIDE BATTERIES Gas Car, Rechargringr and Repairing. Free Testing Service. AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. 43 South 5th St. Phone 2995 GARAGES FOR RENT 36 GARAGE for rent. 318 N. 9th St. WANTED TO RENT 41 ! TO RENT 2 or 3 acres for potatoes. cash rate. Phone 1905. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42 ! GOOD CITY HOMES P O R T E R F I E L D. Colonial Bidg. FOR SALE S. EIGHTH 7 rooms, electric lights, gas and both waters; good location; nice lot. Price, $4,200.00. N. FOURTEENTH Below railroad, r.-room house, all in fair shape. Price $1,500.00. WEST SIDE C20 Pearl street, good location. 7-room house; all modern: extra good bargain. Posses.-ion to suit buyer. See this one. Price, $5,500.00. List your property with me for o.uick sale. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. HENRY' E. LONG Rcoras 201 K. of P. Building S. Sth, Opp City Light Office Phone 1628 or 2017 Open evenings from 7 to S:30 FOR SALE at a bargain. 6 rooms, gas. electric lights, both kinds of water, possession at once. 504 North 17th St. FOR SALE 6-ROOM IIOFSE Bath, furnace. ga -rago. Immediate possession. $1,500 cash, balance terms. ' 4 -ROOM COTTAGE Modern, good location. 6-ROOM BUNGALOW A real home. PHONE 14S1 C. C. HAW LEV A- SON New Paris. O. For Farms and Real Estate of all kinds See Us For FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY Harris & Korteweg Southwest Corner 6th and Main Sts. Office Phone 2278 Residence 3014 9-ROOM, strictly modern. 1 acre of ground, in good condition. Can be bought on terms if sold soon. If not sold soon will be for rout w. R. William. R. R. C. Phone 64471. FOR SALE 7-ROOM modern house, with parage; close in; priced right: splendid location. S-ROOM $3,200.00. 7-ROOM modern, on payments, fori modern, with garage; good on west side of city. location. City property to trade for farms. Let me know what you have. We have a buyer for dunlex -r house that can be made into one without too much work. RAMSEY & HUDELSON Ninth and Main Sts. Over Union Store Phones 2576, 1899, 6041 TIJ3ES AND TUBES 35

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ARE YOU LOOKING for a real bargain in a nice home) Here is one that can't be beat: 5 rooms, bath, furnace, nice lot, rental on rear which nets 20 per cent. If interested, call at 801 South 7th St. C. E. KEEVER CO. has a fine list of houses. Office phone 1641; res. 2169. Office 7 S. 11th St. See us for bargains. FOR REAL, ESTATE and VARUS see A. M. ROBERTS. Richmond. Ind., R. F. D., Phone 4171. 15 -Room Rooming House Centrally located, $S00: rents far $30. QREULICH Phone 2153 223 Colonial Building BRADBURY & BAILEY Real Estate. Insurance. Loans and Suretv Bonds. 202-204 Colonial Bldg. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT State of Wayne County. Indiana, ss.: Estate of Nancy J. Williams, deceased. ! Notice is hereby given that the un- ! drsigned lias been appointed by the ! Wavne Circuit Court. administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Nancy .1. Williams, deceased, lato of Wayne County. Indiana. Said e.-tate is supposed to he solvent. AMERICAN TRUST & SAVINGS BANK. Administrator with the Will Annexed. Gardner, Jessup and Hoelsclier neys. "t attorLEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME Notice is hereby given ttiat the F. & TT Co.. a corporation, has applied to tho Wayne Circuit Court of Indiana to have its name changed to J. I. Havens Co.. and that said petition will bo pre sented to and hoard by said court at I the first day of the October term. 1921, 1 of said court. THE F. & H. CO.Robbins. Roller & Robbins, attorneys. June l-S-15. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICF. TO BIDDERS State of Indiana. Wayne Countv. s.: Notice is hereby given that th Board of County Commissioners of Wayne Countv will receive scaled bids and proposals for tho construction of the Brooks and Davis Bridges in t'lay Towntihlp. Bond Bridge in Jackson Township and tho Hciney Bridgo in Jefferson Township, on Saturday. June 25. 1 921. at 11 o'clo.-k a. m. at the county auditor's offioe in the court house in tho City of Richmond. Bids will be received for said bridges in accordance with the specifications on file in the auditor's office of Wayne County. Bids must be submitted on blanks designated by the state which may be procured of the auditor of Wayne County. Each bid shall be accompanied by a personal or surety bond in a sum not less than the amount of the bid. and in all respects conform with the low governing such matters. The Board reserv.es the J'.ight to reject any and all olds. By order of the Board of Commissioners of Wayne County. WM. HOWARD BROOKSf Auditor Wajne County. Juno R-13. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICK TO BIDDERS State of .Indiana. Wayne County, ss. : Notice is herchy given that the) Board of County Commissioners of j Wayne County, will r"-ceiv sealed bids! and proposals for a Portable Tar audi Asphalt Heater, capacity of . gal , for thf Road Department, on Saturdav. June 2Ti. 1921. at 11 o'clock a. m. at the county auditor's office in the court bonne in the ('ity of Richmond. Bids will be received for said Ilcnler in accordance with the specif leal ions on file in the auditor's office of Wayne County. Bids must he submitted on blanks designated hy the stat which may be procured of the auditor of Wayne Cuu n ty . Each bid shall be accompanied by a personal or surety bond in a sum not less than the amount of the bid. and in all respects conform with the law governing such matters. The Board reserves l!'.'- right to reject any or ;tll bids. By order or the Board of Commissioners of Wayne County. WM HOWARD BROOKS. Auditor Wayne County. June S-l.V TIRES AND TUBES 35 the form of rubber, fabric brains. above are combined in TIRES

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Chips and Slips I Sport Writers in the east have had -i good chance to exercise their wit anJ sarcasm in commenting on th1 secret training of Georges Carpentier, "the (air haired boy from France," as ho is called. One referred to Ge.orsed as "th beautiful orchid of pugilism". This is said to have delighted Georges the comparison with a lovelv flower until vnmc rmo tinnH him rff th,t o-.tiinrr! a pug a posie, doesn't mean the sanv thing in America as it might in i France. Another of the sport wits, in his long distance view of Georges training speculated upon whether "the dainty Georges bathes in certified milk from healthy, hippy cows, or was content with a few dashes of perfume in his tub. He is said to have tried to decide upon the fragrance of Georges' rubdown ointment but failed to L EGAL NOTIC E SALE OF CITY BONDS, CITY OF RICHMOND. INDIANA Notice is hereby jjiven that sealed bids will be received by the city controller of the City of Richmond. Indiana, until two o'clock p. m., on Thursday. June 22. 1921, at h oflio? in said city, for the whole or part of Forty Three Thousand ($43.0On.00) Dollars of the bonds- of said city, issued and sold for the purpose ot pa;, -ing for the construction of a relief sewer in South Seventh street in said city. Said bonds will be designated "Sewer Bonds. City of Richmond," and will be dated June 1.1921. and will be numbered consecutively from one (1) to Eighty-six (86) inclusive: and tho;e numbered from 1 to 10, inclusive, will become due on the 1st of December, 1923. numbered 11 to 20. inclusive. December 1, 1924, numbered 21 lo SO, inclusive. December 1. 1925. numbered ol to 40. inclusive. December 1. 1926. numbered 11 to 50. inclusive, December 1. 1927. numbered 51 to 60. inclusive. December 21, 192S. numbered 61 to 70, inclusive. December 1, 1929. numbered 71 to 80. inclusive, December 1. 1930. and numbered 81 to 86, inclusive, December 1, 1931: and each bond will be of the denomination of Five Hundred $5mi) Dollars, with interest coupons at -

tached thereto, and will bear interest !HIOW ul1 Keeps in trim hy hauling! at the rate of six per centum (6) a tru, k ,oad of lullk each ruornin ! per annum, payable semi-annually on ! frorn n!, 10u acr'? lanf h to Los An' the first davs, of June and December "eles!' lj miles awa . Jeffries has, a i of each year, except interest coupon ! 1:pld of prize-winning Holstein cattle ; Xo. 1. whu'h shall be for one year's i;,ud a lonS hst ol customers. interest ami become due June 1st,! 1922. . Cleveland has Ict four straight ; No bonds w ill be sold for less than ' ames. The anks turned the trick in j par plus accrued interest thereon upj,he f,1'st same of then- series wii.h .

to time of delivery. A transcript ol all proceedings taken in reference to the issuance of such bonds will be furnished the purchaser, und delivery of the bonds will be made at the oflice of the city treasurer of said city, as soon after day of sale as printing ' of the same can be completed. No! bids for such bonds will be received unless the same is sealed and accom-! panied by a certified check on some j resnonsible bank or trust lomuanv. payable to the treasurer of the City: of Richmond. Indiana, in an amount! equal to 2,A of the amount of the i bonds proposed to be purchased by j the bidder. All bonds and interest coupons are to De made payable at the office of city treasurer of Richmond, or one of the banks or trust Companies of Richmond, Indiana, designated by the successful bidder. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. B. A. BESCHER. City Controller of Richmond, Indiana. June 8-15. 1921. MONEY TO LOAN 46 f LOANS J On Furniture, Pianos, Livestock, Autos, Talking Machines, Etc. I Get our' terms before horI rowing'. One to twenty months to pay. All transactions strictly private. THE STATE INVESTMENT & LOAN COMPANY Room 40, 3rd Floor. Colonial Bldg-. Phone 2560

The man-killing arms of Jack Dempsey and the powerful, lightning-like legs of Georges Carpentier. Sport scribes who have seen Georges Carpentier in action are agreed on one thing at least. That is the French aspirant to the world's heavyweight title hat the greatest pair of legs a boxer ever wore. "Super-legs" the experts are calling them. Carpentier's legs are built like those of a Greek god. With them he glides and springs about the ring with a grace and speed of a tiger. They are the main spring in his catapult form of attack. It will be a case of Carpentier's legs vs. Jack Dempsey's massive, piledriving arms wl;n the paL- meet. Carpentier devotes much of his training hours to keepirg his legs in condition. Dempsey, on the other mitt, pays particular attention to his walloping arms. If the bout lasts long nough to be interesting the comparative styles of fighting will giv the fans dope for some t".p to come.

choose between lily of the valley and attar of roses." Georges was pleased by the charming way in which the writer described his boudoir material until some on-? tipped him off that it was ridicule. Then he was "mooch" mad. A girl reporter was able to get be-; yond the barriers and flag Francois ' Deschamps, the dear old manager. j i wisn to lnieniew ,wr. arytatier." qUOth she. How mooch?" inquired the canny i Deschamps "Oh. about a column of stuff. answered the rirl. "Ah yee. But I do not mean how ! mooch you write. How mooch you i pay. ha? ! The girl pointed out that it was not customary for newspaper folks to pay t for interviewing folks especially folks who want and get publicity , through such interviews. "I am vair sorry mooch sorry," an swered Deschamps and o the story goes ne wanaerea away wnne me gin in out lor a train dick to uouiam Much has been written about diplo- j mane caddies. This caddy went a' step too far. however. The enthusi-; astic golfer, with an easy approach i shot to make, hud dropped his ball i nn. SiaS into a reek at one side. "That reminds me of Jeff Courtney's golfing," he remarked to himself. The caddy. , wanting to know how the wind lay ; before sav ing much, querried, "Is ho on the outs with you?" ! : "Carp" and his Frog manager have since been tipped off by an American that it would pay them to adopt 't . ! policy in the future of being "mooch. ! nice-" to reporters and the weildera i jof the mighty pen have been granted the privilege ol looking over uie cnai - lenger three days a week. But hj does it reluctantly. Jim Jeffries is going east from his ! ranch af Burbank- Cal u take in ,ho . Uempsey-Carpentier bout. The big .ne cuampions. to . ,vew t oi k got three runs in the itrst inning. . nuhiun won mj luurm tuctessive game when it beat St. Louis 7 to ? I 1 uesaay in tne urst game or the se npsSuburban CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Mrs. Ralph Fink recently returned home from a visit with relatives near In dianapolis Miss Elizabeth Pusinella came home from Indianapolis to visit her parents and sister over Sunday Mrs. Jennie Brooks spent

over Sunday with her daughter. Mrs. Plankenhorn. of Montecello. Illinois, R. A. Miller, at Cincinnati The Mary Plankenhorn, Mrs. Lizzie WaltBaptist church will have a Children's ; ing, Mrs. Ada Stephens. Mr. Dan day program Sunday evening, bpgin- j Plankenhorn, of Philomath .. .Mr. and ning at 7 o'clock H. E. Mitting will Mrs. Fred Palmer, of Fountain City, have a public sale of household goods were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. at his home on Front street, Satur-: Nathan Wills Mr. and Mrs. Will day The W. H. M. S. will meet I Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sullivan. Thursday evening at the church. Elec- j visited relatives at Winchester, Saturtion ot officers.. .'. .The annual me-! day Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Parrish

morial services of the Regiment Uni form Rank Knights of Pythias will be held in this city. June 12 The drill wil' be given at Exhibition park Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kellar of Akron. O . have been visiting bis mother and relatives at Spiceland.. .Mr. and Mrs. Will Wissler and children, north of town, visited M. L. Young and family, Sunday. NEW GARDEN, Ind. The Willing Workers and True Blue classes held their monthly meeting at the home of

Mr. Marvin Hunt, Friday. The even-l balloting attracted nearly as much ating was spent in games after which re- tention here as did the city manager freshments were served to the follow- election. -

OVER POLICE TEAM In a comedy of errors and hard hitting the Kiwanis club baseball team defeated the Policemen baseball team at Exhibition park Monday afternoon by the score of 21 to 11. Thirty-one hits were collected by the two teams during the contest which was called after five innings of play. Firth, hurling for the Police, pitched the entire game and was touched for 19 blows, including one homer, four triples and two doubles. The Kiwanis scored in every round but the fifth There big rounds coming in the third and fourth frames, when they scored eight and six runs respectively. Both teams played a very poor brand of ball in the field, the Kiwanis making 10 mtsplays and the Policemen committing seven mistakes. The Kiwanis errors did not come at important times and therefore did not prove as costly as the Policemen's mistakes. Mowe hurled good ball for the winners although hit rattier freely he was stingy with his hits. He was given very poor support In the field, which were mainly responsible for the 11 runs scored by the losers. The Bakers protested the game played Monday night with the Maher Meats, claiming that players not eligible to play competed in the contest. Wednesday night the Postoffice and the Press will cross bats for six frames of the outdoor game. The score: R. H. E. Kiwanis 438 6021 19 10 Policemen 040 70 11 12 7 Batteries Mowe and Gartside; Firth and Retherford.

BABE RUTH SPENDS ONE DAY IN JAIL (By Associated Press) NEW YORK. June 8. Babe Ruth, : horne king of the New York Amer icans, today was sentenced to one day in the city prison tnd fined J100 in magistrate's court for automobile speeding. It was Ruth's second appearance in court here within the last few weeks on charges of speeding. At his first trial when he escaped with a nominal fine, he promised to be good and observe the laws. Six days ago, however, he was caught speeding on Riverside drive and arrested. Babe lost some of his famous sunny disposition hon ho hrH M.H,tna n,.a I r,miTr tho iall tentMM W Viort -rm i to cpurt prepared to pay a heavy fine and had peeled off a $10 bill from a roll to close the financial end of his sentence. Ends at 4 O'clock. Then he was led from the courtroom by a keeper to begin serving his time. Officially his day in jail end at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Asked if he expected to play against Cleveland today the worried ball player replied. "I low can I?" Then after reflecting a moment he i brightened up and said Well. I may ' play half of a game Ruth in an ante room of the court. which served as his cell, became rath er disgusted with courts and jails and spent considerable time looking at bis watch calculating how long it would take for 4 o'clock to roll around. ing: Misses Mable Sanders, Olcnna i tsauey, t reaa i.acey. ana kudv ieibold; Messrs. Forest Harter. IJoyd Sanders, William Ieibold. Robert Pike, Perry Williams. Lawrence Rrinkj Mrs. Fr-d-Schagle. of Richmond, spent , Wednt. -ay with Mr. and Mrs. Mahlone J Bond Several from here attended i the Decoration Day services at Chester Miss Mary Mendenhall, of Economy, spent the week-end with Miss Mable Sanders The Mission1 i ai v MjLir v luri ill i r iiumt? til -i I . uzzje Williams. Those present were: Mr? Rernice Macy. Miss Esther Cook. Mrs rah Jane Thomas. Mrs. Grace Pitts and Mrs. Grace Hoover, Mrs. Anna tjbold. Misses Thelma Macy, Rutl) Hoover, Mary Martin and Freda iacey. Mr." and Mrs. Arthur Collins and familv dined Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. willard Collins Miss Irene ; Knoll and Miss Ruby Leibold attended . lne Vayne Countv Sunday school con-' vention Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Chenoweth. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Veal. Mr. ! and Mrs. Add rhenoweth. and Mr. and j Mrs. Fred Oler motored to Celina. O., i t0 altend the Chenoweth-Oler reunion. Horace Hunt and son, Harrv. of Webster, Mrs. Eva Watson, and Mrs. Flo Kayne and daughter. Margaret, all of Winchester, and Mrs. Jerrv Mathews and children .of Washington. D C ( were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Bond. Monday. Rev. Leslie Bond and son Kietn are spending a few davs wif n Mr and Mrs Bond Mr jrs. C. J. Martin and family. : Mr and Mrs. Ed Chenoweth. Mrs. Anna , iibold. Miss Ruby Ieibold. and Miss Kstlier Conk attended the nlav at Karlham given by the Phoenix and Ionian Literary societies. Monday evening.... Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Williams and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Cary Platte, of Fountain City, Sunday Children's Day will be observed at this place Sunday morning. WEBSTER. Ind Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Voris have arrived from Jennings county to make their home on the : farm they recently purchased from Ernest Brumfield. Mr. Voris formeri ly was principal of Webster school.. j . . Mr. and Mrs. Charlev Hollingsworth entertained Thursday for Mr. Henrv are entertaining relatives from Lima, Ohio, the past few days. WORLD VETERAN WINS SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENCY PRINCETON, Ind , June 8. Ben Watt, world war veteran, principal of the Princeton high school, late Tuesday was elected superintendent of Gibson county schools on the seventyninth ballot, when he entered the contest as a "dark horse." JThn trustees had balloted in a deadlock since Monday morning. The second day of the