Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 191, 22 June 1921 — Page 3

GRAVEL PIT SUBJECT OF LEGAL CONTEST IN GREENVILLE COURT

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELECRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1921.

habit of meeting for some time. Attirf D: IV J ,w , K.fnreM"rs- Ky Kite is Dead

Mayor Wright Tuesday, Sanford and Roscoe Buckmaster, Bert Miller, Harry Graig, James Brown, Charles Hesser and Louis Baird were each fined ten dollars and costs for gambling.

at California Home

Word has been received here by Mrs. Harry Ryder, of North Fifth street, of the death of her daughter-in-

law, Mrs. Ray Rife, at Venice. Cal.

Mr. Rife was formerly a resident of

OHIO WOOL INDUSTRY SHIMS SinW IlFfil INF hTdthSX.Irieds and acrintances

Masonic Calender

(By Associated Press COLUMBUS, O., June 22. Although

Ohio wool is regarded as the best

produced in the country, the wool and ! Wednesday. June 22 UVhh" T.r,

GREENVILLE, June 22. Proceedings in injunction were instituted against LeRoy Shields by Mathias Shields in common pleas court yesterday. Leroy Shields is tenant on a

so acre iarm in lireenvuie lownsnip j

ownea Dy me piaintm, wno seess i0j enjoin him from selling any more gravel from a gravel pit located on the j

iarm, and to have him make an accounting of all giavel already sold. He also wishes to restrain the defendant from selling any of the landlord's share of the crops, and asks the defendant to set up any claim in said premises that he may have, if any. File Suit Against Hills Thf TviVp Knmlpr rnmninv. of Dav-

'nn vpstwriav filed suit in common cording to the statement. Wool pro-

pleas court Iwre against Mr. and Mrs. d'iction in the state has dropped afi-

Gcorge Hills, former residents of eordingiy, it was said. At tne peaK, , f . i mnro Thin 9A Aflfl fl(tf nnimHc: wprp nm. : E

uisenmie, feemug io recover iue " , , fum of $365.67, which was alleged to : duced, but production this year will

be due on a bill of dry goods pur- not ne more tnan i.'.ww.wu or

American Legion

work in legislation and its national committee, and Stanley A. Switzer,

state treasurer. An attendance of 500 is expected. The conference will last two days, opening Saturday morning and closing

! activities

I L. R. Gignilliat. department com-

CULVER, Ind., June 22. All official's mander- Pen the conference. f th Indian, nonor.m. , tu i Other state officials w'io will be on the

American Legion and several denart-! Program are L. R. Newgent. state ad. Sunday afternoon The program gives -imern-an region, ana seerai aepari- t, r u i Z I a considerable portion of the time to ment heads1 from' natvinaJ headauar- Jutant tranK AIcHale chairman of the recreation and 'boat rides on Lake

ters will be here this week-end for the!Inaiana department's Americanization Maxinkuckee, swimming, and outdoor

summer conference of the Indiana De-

jpartment, which-wlll be held at Culver

iviiiiiary Acaaemy. Russell G. Creviston, assistant national adjutant, and Dr. T. Victor Krene, of Indiana, national committeema for Indiana, are on the program for discussions about the Legion's

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sheep industry of the state has graa- xo. 24

ually been declining for years, a statement from the Ohio Farm Bureau federation said today.

During the last year, Ohio has had

and A. M.. called mestinar.

Work in the Master Mason degree, 7:00 o'clock.

aaiuraay arternoon beginning at; 1 p. m. Work in Master Maann rlo. I

,800,000 sheep, a drop from a high . gree. Webb Lodge 24. Siinnor wrrH

point of 5,500,000 a few years ago, ac-at 6:30 o'clock, followed by work. j

The New Edison "IN THE WESTCOTT PHARMACY"

000,00 pounds.

Wool Pool Successful. Ohio's wool rool, according to th? statement, was the only one in the

chased by the defendants. The orig

inal bill amounted to more than $600, but was partially paid. Mr. Hills has since sold out his business interests

in this city and they are believed to! United States that sold out last year, be in London. England. U handled 3.OCO.0OO pounds, and sold School Conference Held t"e wool at practically 40 cents a At a meetig held by the city board, pound.

of education Monday night, an infor-l Co-operative selling, it is declared,!

mal conference; was held with the will tend to revive the industry to j members of the board of education some extent. More money will be., of Greenville township, with reference brought to the farmer that way, but

10 the centralization and consolidation of the township's schools. Elizabeth McCabe, graduate of Otterbein university, was employed to teach in the high school and Olive Peaice. graduate of Miami university Normal School, was employed as teacher in the primary department.

the statement asserted the consumer 1 would not pay increased prices. j Sheep and wool men of the state also are in favor of the truth-in-fabrics i bill, and of restrictions on importations of foreign wools and shoddy, j

xne unio bheep and wool association is affiliated with the Ohio Farm

Miss Alice Kimmel, student at Miami,! Bureau federation, and co-operating

was employed as teacher in Latin and! with it, but it maintains its own com- , mathematics at the summer school, J modify identity. In-order to act ad which opened its sessions last Mon- j a selling agency for producers, it has day. j formed the Ohio Sheep and Wool AsBuilders' Company Meets i sociation company.

ine newiy elected coara ot direct

ors of the Greenville Building com- f

puny met for the purpose of organization Monday night, and the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Dr. J. A. Marling; vice-president, C. M. Weisenberger; treasurer, G. WT. Sigafoos; attorney, George A. Katzenberger; secretary, D. H. Wheeler. Davis Divorce Suit. Alice Davis of Union City, Ohio, filed suit in common pleas court here yesterday agrinst her husband. Murfth Davis, asking for divorce and custody of th?ir minor children. City Council Meets. A recess meeting of the Greenville city council was held Monday night, with all members present, and at which time several matters of interest were taken up. The two propositions submitted by the Jantha Light and Fuel company, asking for a raise in rates, which were submitted at a retent meeting, were rejected after due consideration by the council. An ordinance was passed authorizing the oiling of streets in eight districts in this city, after which council adjourned, and will meet again Monday, June 27. Gambiers Under Arrest. Seven gamblers, arrested late Sunday, were lodged in the jail until Tuesday, by Sheriff Joel Wagner, upon complaint of Robert Parker, who alleged he had lost all his money in the game, and was then "beaten up" by the players. Sheriff Wagner made the arrest at the "Little Monte Carlo." located in the Hulnagle Woods, south of Greenville, where it is stated that

the poker players have been in the'

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Boys are naturally athletic. They need good strong, yet easy shoes for outdoor life. These Holdfast Shoes will not only be what they need for play and athletics but just the thing for every day wear. We carry them in all sizes for boys of all ages. NEFF & NUSBAUM

s-ports will delegates.

The legionnaire? .will be guests ;o: the Military Academy during the con ference and . .will; be' quartered in th open air camp and fed 4n the big mesf hall that is usid by the cadets. This is vacation time at the academy anc all the facilities of the big institution will be avalable to the kgion men.

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Regular Price $4.5

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detail, regularly $37.50

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All Refrigerators Now One-Fourth Less

$22.50 Challenge top icer, 45-lb. (T-i n QA $45 big side icer Challenge, 3-door, holds tfOO ice capacity, white enamel lined ..P1U.7U 100 lbs, ice, white food chamber, sale OOO. 5 $37.50 Side Icer 3-door Challenger, holds 80 $67.50 top front icer, apartment style, one-piece porcepounds ice; white enamel lined; -( r lain lined; holds 100 pounds ice- QSi nk sale Price tfO.lO sale price $5U.UU

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Just Read These Prices!

$38.50 Golden Oak Buffet reduced to. .

S21.50

$45.00 Fumed Oak Buffet

$29.75

$65.00 Fumed Oak Buffet, now

$42.00

$S0 00 Golden Oak Buffet, 54 inche3 wide, with mirror )2 00 $125.00 massive Fumed Oak Buffet. 60-inch top. straight- ??'T FfX line pattern, now DU

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SELECT YOUR NEEDS NOW AND SAVE ! We will hold your purchases for future deliverj if you desire, without storage charges. Free delivery within 50 miles of Richmond.

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