Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 188, 18 June 1921 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1921.

MOTOR TRIP PLANNED BY RICHMOND CLUB; TO LEAVE SATURDAY

Twenty-one members of the Richmond Kiwanis club leave shortly after midnight Saturdayvto attend the International Kiwanis club convention to be held in Cleveland' June 21 to 25 according to Ray Welsbrod, secretary of the local organization. All of the members are to make the trip by automobile. They will stop in Sandusky. O- Sunday, and Temain for the International pre-convention day celebration staged by the club of that city, Monday, June 20.

A steamer ride to Cedar Point on 1 Sandusky Bay, is to be on of the ! features of the day. The Sandusky ' club has invited all clubs going to! Cleveland by way of Sandusky, to stop over Monday. i J.ocal lub members are all prepared 1 to start.- Arm bands-indicating that the members belong to the Richmond i body will be worn, and badges with the picture of Col. McCbllough. Indiana's candidate for international president, will . be a part of every individual's outfit..; Twq banners will also announce, that Richmond." is. present. Carry Their Own " Music.""" ' Not content with this effort at publicity, each member of. the delegation is to be provided with an instrument lermed a "Songaphone." They will form a miniature band. The Richmond club will be presented the international attendance trophy Wednesday afternoon, June 22. This prize was won by the local club in competition with all other clubs in the United States in an attendance contest which lasted for about three months. President Warren G. Harding will make the presentation. This day is. to be a gala day at the convention, its is reported. All clubs will be entertained in Luna park, Cleveland. Various athletic stunts are said to be on the program.

With the close of the convention on Saturday a number of Kiwanians will make a trip to Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N. Y. None of the local members is to go. so far as is known. ' Meet Again Thursday Despite the absence of 21 members, the local club will holds its regular meeting Thursday noon in the K. of P. building. Following are the names of

Richmond club members to leave for!

Cleveland Saturday night

First Out-Door Meeting Held by Recreation Clab Approximately 100 members of tho recreation club of the community service held their regular meeting in Glen Miller park Friday night. It was the first out-of-door meeting yet held by the organization. The club met under the park light in the play-ground and enjoyed games

during the evenin

SMITH GIVES REASON FOR INCREASED USE OF SWIMMING POOL

Increased safety, elimination of danger of contracting disease from con-

Most of the games taminated water, and danger from ex

tract ced were those taught the club posure. are some of the reasons given by Miss Roberta Winans, when she L,,, K t v t o , - was here as a national community 0Ut by Jullan U Smltheneral secre-

service representative. , tary oi me local i, for tne pool De

P . H. Slocum, newly acauired secre

tary of the local community service body, was introduced to the club. He Jed the club game?.

ing the best place for the boys to enjoy swimming during the hot weather,

His statement follows:

"The old swimming bole was al

ways attended by dangers; the danger

kf drowning, the danger of disease, the

danger from exposure

Jeanette Cook Funeral

Services Held Sunday Jeanette A. Cook. 52 years old, died at her home, 221 North Fourteenth street, Friday afternoon. Funeral services will be be teeld from the home Sunday afternoon. Burial will be in Earlham cemetery. Friends may call at any time.

tion with relatives at Marietta. O Mrs. E!va Clark arc ill The Ladies. DflTU OIDCC1 IMAOTIWC Mrs. Jennie Wrenn has returned to I Aid met Thursday in the hall to quilt. y(J fj OlUtu IN AU I I V H

..t. .....v. , iun:muuu aner pending I ... .miss KUtll LJUie ua.3 ueeu t-ptuu-a few days at the home of Mr. and 'ing some time with Mrs. Charles

Mrs. ueorge Arnold.

Suburban

FAILURE TO PROVIDE

- IS CHARGE AGAINST ; WINCHESTER MAN

WINCHESTER. Ind., June 18. Curtis W. Gardner was arrested Friday at Fairmount and returned to this

cf.ffoii r-i.Ttic vrir-i.-tt noianri i city by Deputy Sheriff Reichard. An

Nusbaum, Elmer Colvin. Elmer Berg, ' indictment was filed against him for

Hay Jones, Ralph Himes, Dr. Herbert lauure proviue tor u. x y Thompson, Harry Custer, Frank Cook.lweks 8o Gardner figured in a diClom McConaba. Harold Taggart; Bill; ono trial I in the Randolph circuit r.vtn t v. Martrfi.-'FrM iir.it Rv' court in which Josie Gardner was the

WeiPhroH Herbert Keck.' Dr. Rav ! defendant. Judge A. L. Bales refused

Carnes, Earl Daffler, Harry weth and Pat Tracey.

HAGERSTOWN COUPLE

TO BE MARRIED SOON

Cheno- srant mm a aivorce. ne s ic-

; leasea auer ne pionubtu iu pay una.

j Gardner an allowance of at least ?o per week.

Suits Are Filed Suit for use and occupation of real

I estate, demanding $240. has been filed i in circuit court by Frank L. Wachtell

i against John L. Mills.

j Action to foreclose a mechanic's HAGERSTOWN, Ind., June 13. : lien and a demand for $100 has been Miss Ethel Senaah Mull, daughter of filed by George McGuly against RobPeter Mull, or near Eaton, O.. will be ert E. Grey. married to Samuel N.Iamar, Saturday J The Farmers and Merchants' bank evening, June 23, at the Nettle Creek filed suit on note Friday against ClarFriends' church at Franklin. An-, enrce Stewart and Jorn Stewart, nouncement of the wedding was made i Indiana Student Chosen at Sunday School at that church last i W. E. Uphaus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. j Samuel Uphaus, of Ridgeville, a stuMr. -La Mar is a school teacher of , dent of Indiana university, is one of Dalton township and con of Mr. and j the 17 chosen to represent the univerMrs. Miles Lamar. They will live sity at the annual student conference three and one half miles north of town, to be held at Lake Geneva, June 17 Sugar Grove Home-Coming, i to 27. :". The annual home-coming of the j All Masons and their families of 'Sugar Grove I'nited Brethren church j Randolph county will have a picnic in will be hold Sunday, July 3, at the . the Goodrich park on St. John's Day,

Church, which is east of town. There June 24. Past Master Charles J. Orbi-

Ifrom association and lack of super

vision.

"These dangers are all reduced to

a minimum and practically eliminated

at the Y. M. C. A. pool.

"Boys are only permitted to go in

at stated periods and in charge of competent instructors.

No Danger of Disease. "The danger of contracting disease is almost entirely eliminated from

contaminated water by the fact that

it is going through a constant Alteration process. No one is allowed to go in the pool without first taking a soap

loath. All bathers are required to go

in the pool naked in order that skin diseases may be detected and others protected. Bathing suits are not used. "The danger from exposure is also eliminated. Boys are not allowed to stay in the water undue lengths of time. The water is kept at a good temperature pnd dressing rooms comfortable. "The danger from association with the uncontrolled element and the gang that is found in unsupervised places is also eliminated. l a ... a : I

j "There are clean, competent men, vitally interested in character develj opment of boys, in charge at the a&

sociation, and who are competent to

assist parents in solving the boy problem for parents by directing the leisure hour and their sports during the vacation period. "Vacation time is at hand, a summer schedule has been carefully worked out, a boys' secretary giving his entime time exclusively to boys' activities, a physical director to instruct in athletics and games and a Red Cross life saver for expert swimming instruction should be sufficient reason why parents should have their boys enrolled in the boys' department of the V. M. C. A. at the very beginning of the vacation period. "Any parent interested will have a cordial reception and be gladly shown through the building should they wish to call and get further information."

NEW PARIS, O. Miss Pearle Haller, of Richmond, and Ed. Rewitzer, of Hamilton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Northrop and family Mrs. Nancy King has returned from Markle, where she has visited with Thomas Burnam and family Miss Helen Smith, of Richmond, was the week end i'liost nf her Rietr Mrs For.

the danger, rest McGill W. H. Pence and Dr.

and Mrs. Carl Beane returned Monday after a week spent in visiting Chicago

relatives Mr. and Mrs. James Hor-

rigan left Saturday night for an extended tour through the west. They will visit friends in Oregon before returning.. .. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colvin and children spent a pleasant vacation this week with Misses Emma and Amanda Brower, near Campbellstown.. . Misses Helen and Mary V'iets spent the week end with friends at Savona, O...Mr. and Mrs. David Scott, of St. Louis, are guests of Mi. -ami Mrs. "A. F. Scott Mrs. Frank Behymer returned to her home at Elwood, Thursday, after a visit of several days with Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Pence and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harshman Miss Grace Brown has returned after an extended visit with Indiauapoiis relatives. Miss Marjorie McKeon, of Grand Rapids, Mich., is the guest of her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Lial Withrow, of Arcanum, O., were guests of Mrs. Elizabeth King and Mr. and Mrs. C.

BROWNSVILLE, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Miller, of Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crist, recently. ...Mrs. Robert McDougall called on Mrs. N. F. Stanley and Mrs. Anna Stanley Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Martha Schriver of Fairmount arrived last week to spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. Mary Shaffer. . .Mr. and Mhs. Harley Wadsworth of Covington, Ky., spent Sunday here with Nelson Wadsworth and sister, Mary. Mrs. Ray Conner and daughter, Helen, of Liberty, spent last week as

guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Stanley. ...Miss Mary Larimore, Mabel Weiser, Orville and Ivan Clevenger motored to Connersvllle Sunday evening. ...Mr. and Mrs. Ray Conner and daughters, of Liberty, were guests

recently of the former's parents, Mr. i normal

and Mrs. Charles Conner.

Brawley.. Mr. Will Locke visited friends in New Paris, Wednesday.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Mrs. Emil Ebert and daughter, Mrs. Paul Drishel were Richmond visitors Wednesday . . .Little Miss Kinsinger of near Newcastle is visiting Mrs. Ciny Moore... Mr. and Mrs. Tom Enyart visited in Richmond Wednesday Some fifty

ding of Miss Thelma Leslie and Sal-j sumption of builcfing. in Richmond.

IN BUILDING TIE-UP; UNIONS TO MAKE MOVE After a week: of inactivity both sides in the buiMing trades tie-up are "sitting tight" vaiting for the other side to make the move first that will bring about a uompromise and re-

vadore Mercurio at Richmond Wednes

day morning The Loyal Daughters of the Christian church had a social at the home of Mrs. Ralph Tague Thursday night Miss Dorothy Moore entertained the Fri Theta club with a

The only effort towards a compromise that was tried during the past week came to naught Friday ith the announcement of the Master Builder's association that they would not accept

backway party Tuesday night at her tne proposition submitted to them by

nome Misses ineima aimer ana:

Vesta Brumfield leave Sunday for Muncie to attend the Muncie State

GREEN'S FORK, Ind. Miss Gail Pickett is spending the week-end at Williamsburg Mrs. Milton Mettert, Mrs. Mary Downing, Mrs. Rice Miller and Herschel Mettert spent Wednesday in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyd and family, returned to their home at Gettysburg, O., after SDendinz the week here. Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Boyd returned with them Rev. and Mrs. U. O. Beadles, and Miss Taylor, of Taylor university, attended prayer meeting at the Methodist church Thursday evening Mrs. Clyde Brehm, of Indianapolis, came Thursday evening to visit her father, Mr. Charles Black and sister Wilma. Mrs. L. D. Stackhouse is slowly

'improving Mr. and Mrs. ti. j.

AirUDDS, Spent inursuav eveuius Mrs. Mary J. Grubbs. ot Huntsville. Rev. and Mrs. U. O. Beedles, of Williamsburg, and Miss Taylor of Taylor university, were entertained Thurs-

Mrs.

vill be a good program, -music and Ood dinner.

speakers,

son will be present and deliver the

principal address.

Miss Inez F. Hill, neice of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Moronev, and Herbert F.

Reinhard, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Reinhard, of Portland, were married

GLORY, NOT MONEY, CARPENTIER'S OBJECT

. Northrop Sunday. Mrs. King re- dav evening at the home of

turned with them for a week's visit, t T.vdia Gause and daughter, Ada

Misses vera tJevington, Helen McWhinney and Gertrude Bice have returned to their homes after spending the winter at Miami university. Miss Bice received her teacher's training diploma at the commencement exercises Tuesday. Miss Bevington was honored also, as the recipient of the Bishop Latin prize of $25.... Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Timmons and Mrs. Harvey Royer visited Mr. and Mrs. Percy Brown of near Centerville. Monday afternoon. . .Mrs. Mary Glenn and son William are the guests of

uaion Uity relatives. . . .Mr. and Mrs.

Florence Ridge went to lnaianapons Thursday evening There will be no preaching at the Friends church Sunday on account of June meeting at West Grove. MIDDLESBORO, Ind. Walter Brooks and sons. Isaac and Delmer, of Richmond, spent Friday in Middleboro, Mrs. Oscar Hawkins and children visited Mrs. Stella Hood of Richmond, Tuesday afternoon.. .Sunday ic Children's day and an excellent program has been prepared for the evening

school, taking a teacher's

course The Christian Children's day program will be given Sunday evening at the Christian church. .. .Rev Reece, pastor of the Baptist church will make Cambridge City his home through the following summer months. He is visiting at his former home near Madison this week. . . .Mrs. Dan Chapman was a Richmond visitor Wednesday The M. E. church will have their Children's day program Sunday evening, July 3 The members of

the W

ithe Building Trades council.

Dietrich Maikes Statement. Henry J. Dietrich, head of the Master Builder's association, ays there has been no new developments and that at present there appears to be no effort to make .any agreements. He stated that it wasthe intention of the builders to stand by their originalproposition of a xeduction of approx

imately 12 per ennt to all crafts.

Ernest Gable, ousmess manager tor the unions, said iJiis organization will not consider the offer of the contrac-

i tors. He states that they have a prop-

sold nags mis weeK in iY.av ,rC(aT,t ,n ,hl mihli.-

the interest of the child we fare the firgt of the w-eok with the inteP. !?ndiy Mrs- Car! .I.ngerJ'l tion of ending th tie-up and bringing Miss Esther Ferguson and Miss Cath-ja res tion of activities immediateerme Ulrich gave a shower in Missr, He djd not ,rjh to give tnls ou, Thelma Leslie s honor. Twenty-five a the ontractora had had an op. were present at the home of Mrs. ,1K. . ot u.:.u ,v am.

eon was served. Color scheme was pink and white. A miniature bride and groom formed the centerpiece on

the table. Music and dancing and a! social time was enjoyed by all. . . . Mrs. j Matthew Ingerman and daughter Vel-i ma are visiting relatives at Hunting

ton and Remington. .. .A farewell dinner was givc-n at the home of Miss Madge Mannons Tuesday noon for Miss Thelma Leslie before her marriage to Mr. Mercurio, by her friends, Misses Francis Leslie, Lucile Lock, Vivian Shirkey, Evelyn Garr, Madge Mannon and LeVesta Brumfield. CAMDEN, O. Quarterly ionferenie was held at the M. E. church Thursday evening. .. .Mrs. I. S. Gear, who has been at Mrs. Fudge's sanitarium for several weeks, was able to go to her home Thursday Miss Mary Kenworthy spent several days with her aunt, Mrs. Lee Riner, near West

ployes.

Ivan I, emperor of Russia in 1579, was the first toi assume the title of czar.

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service .Vlr. ana airs, joe iucrver

J. G. Auld are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ! and son. Mvron. of Chester, spent

William Patterson . at Lynn Mrs. Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd i Elkton tthis week. She will teach in A. Westendorf and little Mary Mild-iBogan The M. E. church ot this j West Elkton schools the coming year. red Cunningham of Richmond spent t place is being painted. Mr- and Mrs. Frank Eikenberry Wednesnay and Thursday with Martini The following spent a very pleasant j were in Eaton Thursday afternoon Cunningham and son, Simon Mlss day'with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Addleman i Mrs. Cora Pocock who has been quite Emma Rush is spending a week with j Thursday : Mrs. Steve Hawkins, Mrs. j ill is able to be out again. Her daughher aunt, Mrs. Loy Howell, of West Will Shutz. and Mrs. Sylvester Cregg, J ter, Mrs. Cyrena Munns, of Chicago. Manchester Mrs. Flossie Roach, of all of Richmond Miss Ardith White j is with her now Roy Davis of RichIndianapolis, visited her uncle, Lewis i spent Tuesday night with Miss Inez mond was home Thursday Dr. Thompson. Friday. Mr. Thompson, ! Townsend Mrs. Charles Townsend j Frank Fisher is enjoying a few weeks' who is suffering from gangrene, does: spent Tuesdav evening with Mr. and vacation Dr. J. W. Coombs is at-

not improve Guy and Ruth Jack- Mrs .Oscar Hawkins Miss Marjory : tending school in Boston Mr. and

Urges Students Return V c ztiii nl Chnrns Rnnhs

t The return of chorus books used by i Thursday morning by the Rey Father Vudents in the May Festival is urged i hnudt at his home in Lnion ty

ly Prof. J. E. Maddy. According to ' ; r- llar" . f Z' rn .Prof. Maddy. 05 copies of the book ari from th cho1 of scierncf .ft1?: .still in the hands of those who took"; r' K Purdue umverMty and ha nart in the fetiva accepted a position at the Indiana :f He'said that unuV these books were "at house in the food and drugs dereturned a settlement could not be P" ment" Miss Hill is one of the .made of the expenses and business WLJZJu?

matters incident to the musical event. u""us l"

All copies should be taken or mailed i.0 Weisbrod's music store.

Elmer Fulton Case Under Advisement

Elmer Fulton, of near New Paris. O.. who was arrested recently charged "uith stealing an automobile, pleaded trui'ty to receiving stolen property in Wayne circuit court Saturday morning. He later withdrew this plea on advice of the court, and his case was taken under consideration.

CORK'S LORD MAYOR NOW ON HIGH SEAS

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, June 18. Satisfactory proof that Donal O'Callaghan, lord mayor of Cork, has left this country has been furnished the department of labor by Michael Francis Doyle, attorney for O'Callaghan, It

u- ,,ij ,.t,or- f ctealino- tha was announcfa iuua at IUC urpdiv

au omobne. s ating that he had traded ent of labor O'Callaghan came to for the machine which was in his pos-1 'he Lnited Sta es " a aw w th. session. He said that he did not know! out a passport to testify before the it wa, a stolen car at the. time he ; commiss.on of 100 investigating the t , frir Irish situation. He was classed as a xraaeu tor seaman by the department of labor ' . r i n ' and ordered to re-ship as soon as Legion band rresenis possible

Regular Sunday Concert IIftll!prto iinur

The American Legion band will give,! f I HII.Miir.YN Al 1 1 hi T

its regular v. eekly concert at G!en, Miller park Sunday afternoon. Following is the program: " "Quality Plus" (march) .. .Fred Jewell! ''Gvdsv Queen" (overture) .K. L. King!

''Enchanted Night" ( waltz). K. L. King "A Soldier's Dream" (serenade).... W. S. Ripley f'Magic Melody" (selection) j Sigmund Romberg - VLittle Traveller" (march) ; Fred Jewell ; f Intermission "-Path of Honor" (march). Fred Jewell Encore" (overture) W. H. Kiefe'r Day Dreams" ( waltz ) . . . J. B. Lambe "Angelus" from Scenes Pittoresques ;.. J. Massenet Adoration". . . . . Felix Borowski "Fritz" (march) . ...... Fred Jewell

5

(By Associated Pness) MANHASSET. N. Y.. June IS. The

story that Georges Carpentier lost his fortune during the war and consented to fight Dempsey as a means of replenishing his bank account has been branded here as "idle talk." One of the challenger's intimate

friends said today that Carpentier has! been much annoyed over this report J and wants the American public toj know that he is fighting Dempsey for; glory. I "While his share- of the purse will j be large in the gross, it will dwindle! in the payment of taxes and division i with manager, trainers and other mem-j bers of the party, and will be com-, paratively small", his friend said. j "Few persons in America know that j Carpentier has money enough to per-j mit his retirement from the ring right j now and keep him and his famT!y in luxury for life. His villa at Fieppe isj

one of the show places in the coun-1 try. He has a large number of serv-1, ants there and at his parents' home, 'J which is a place of beauty and luxury.. He keeps a half dozen automobiles,1 and has valuable property in different parts of France from which he real

izes a comfortable income. I "Georges Carpentier wants to be J heavyweight champion of the world; j

he is not in America with any greedy i

desires." Carpentier was much refreshed today after his enforced idleness of yesterday when he was compelled to cut the training program short because of rain.

son arepending this week at Ander-j Kirkman is the only graduate of this son Mr. and Mrs. William Colvin : rlace Will Williams, who recently and son have returned from a visit at bought out the Coblentz grocery and

Springfield. O Mr. and Mrs. Harry j property Mills and family are enjoying a vaca-! place. .. .

Mrs. Brown of Alexandria. Va., are visiting Mrs. Tucker and daughters. ....The Alumni association of Fair-

is moving nis gooas to tins i naven scnoois neia tneir annual meet-

Mrs. Flossie Hardwick and Ing and banquet Thursday evening.

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Refrigerators 15 or 20 left at Very Low Prices

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ARDWARE

-..FILE COMPLAINT ON NOTE. Complaint on a note for $1,154.57 and foreclosure of mortgage was filed in Wayne circuit court Saturday by the Richmond Loan and Savings association of Richmond vs. George Graef, Mildred Irene Graef, Benjamin Harris. The Miller-Kemper company, and Frank T. Strayer. T "' BIRTHS. ' CAMDEN, O. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Overholtz are parents of a baby boy, born Thursday. . ' Mr. and Mrs. TL Shofer announce the birth of a daughter, N'athene. at Reid Memorial Hospital, Wednesday, June J5th.

SAYS SENATOR BORAH

(By Associated PressJ

WASHINGTON, June IS Business

not be "put in a straight jacket by the enactment of laws that "inject too much overnment into business", Senator Borah, of Idaho, declared in an address here last night. Asserting hi. concurrence in what he said was the administration's policy to avoid government regulation of business so far as possible. Senator Borah added: "I do not believe that business should be hindered or hampered by legislation so long as business pursues the even tenor of its way and adheres strictly to the laws of the land, which good business fostered and championed by real American business men can be depended upon to do."

Hutson Returns Home Charles Hut-

son has returned from a week's visit j with friends and relatives in Portland and Hartford City. I Attends Summer Course Professor ' G. Andrew Steely, of the Richmond j schools, left Saturday for Chicago, ; where he will attend thesummeri term at Chicago university. j Issue Three Licenses Cupid shot ; his darts thrice Saturday and Count I Clerk Meredith issued licenses lor the j couples to wed. These were Cleo M. j Stanton, laborer, of Jacksonburg. to Alice Campbell, of Green's Fork; Cart ; Davis, laborer, to Mary Meiners, both j

of Richmond; Ray Josnua Smith, car repairman, to Irene Marie Thompson, both of Richmond.

REALTY TRANSFERS Mary J. Espy, et al, to Ernest W. Hinds, $1. Pt. S. E. 2S-14-1. Clem A. Roberts to Frank M. Roberts et al $1. lot 24 E. Starr's addition city. Omer G. Whelan to Tennessee Furniture Corp., $1 lot 114 O. may city. Wm. J. Griffin to Peelle company, $1, Pt. ouUot 10 Poe and Lyndes addition city. Hazel P. Keever to Warren Clements and Charlotte, $1, lots 96-97 Mendenhall and Price addition city.

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