Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 204, 8 July 1921 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGK AM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, JULY 8, 19Z1.

OHIO STATE EXPERT INSTRUCTS ELEVATOR MANAGERS AT EATON

EATON. O.. July 8. Officers and managers of the several farmers' cooperative grain elevators in Preble county witnessed a grain grading demonstration by Wallace Hanger, of Ohio State university, in a meeting here Thursday. The warehouse legislative act was explained to the meeting by Mr. Brady, of the federal bureau of markets. Mr. Waljin, of Ohio State university, dis

cussed business problems affecting

grain elevators, Joseph Decker, of Camden, and C

R. Coblentz, of New Paris, also addressed the meeting on local matters. Ask Mortgage Foreclosure. Foreclosure of a mortgage securing a note for $124 is sought in a suit filed by O. R. Krickenberger against Rosa Bray, W. F. Bray and Amanda Banta. Camp to Speak Sunday. Dr. P. M. Camp, secretary of the United Brethren Home Missionary board, will preach here Sunday morning and evening in the United Brethren church. The occasion will mark the annual home-coming of the church.

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CORPORATION LEVIES

GIVEN OUT FRIDAY

Corporation assessments of corpora

tions located outside the city of Richmond were released Friday morning

by County Auditor Brooks. The Teeter-Hartley company of Hagerstown has the largest personal property assessment with a value of $247,190. The Cambridge Lumber company Is listed at $201,000. . Other corporations are as follow:

Standard Machine company, Cambridge City, $30,000; Rauch Cigar company, Cambridge City, $5,125.25; Lesley-Lemen company, Cambridge City, $18,000; Bertscb and company, Cambridge City, $139,460; American

company, Cambridge City. Hnwat nnA Dorchv

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$9,772; Cambridge Lumber company,

Cambridge City, $201,000; Dunbar Brothers, Centerville, $11,946; Farmers' Co-operative company, Centerville, $13,227; Farmers' Co-operative company, Green's Fork, $4,618; Green's Fork Lumber company, Green's Fork, $11,341; Williamsburg Co-operative association. Williamsburg, $10,0S0; Wayne Thresher company, Franklin township, $30,000; Indiana Piston Ring company, Hagerstown, $112,670; Teeter-Hartley company, Hagerstown, $247,190; Hagerstown Lumber company, Hagerstown, $20,190; Kirkpatrlck Gravel company, Jackson township. $20,190; DoddridgeBeck company, Milton, $15.3S7; Milton Grain company, Milton, $16,000; J. M. Doddridge and Sons, Milton. $3,951; Farmers' Grain company, Pershing, $6,500.

COLUMBUS, Kansas, July 8. Alexander Howat and August Dorcby. president and vice-president of the Kansas Miners' union were sentenced to serve six months in jail and to pay a fine of $500 by Judge Frank W. Boss in the Cherokee county district court here today. Howat and Dorchy were convicted last week of violation of the Kansas industrial law by calling a strike.

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Members of the Japanese parliament, photographed in Washington.

Cambridge City Opens Chautauqua Next Week CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind.. July 8 Preparations are under way for the Cambridge chautauqua to open July 14. It will continue five days and in that time will show a number of exceptional features. The Chicago Comic Opera company will furnish talent for several evenings. Hon. Henry R. Rathbone, a public speaker and orator, will also be a speaker.

LIGHTNING STRIKES BARN GREEN'S FORK. Ind., July 8. Lightning, striking a barn two and one half miles south of here, on -the farm occupied by Carl Martin, caused a fire

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Members of the Japanese parliament are now in Washington to return the visit of a group of members of congress to the orient last summer. They w.ra received by President Harding and made a trip to Mount Vernon aboard the U. S. S. Sylph as

the guests of the secretary of the navy. A large dinner party was also given them by the Japanese ambassador. In the group are, left to right, seated: Y. Hikita, N. Kumagi, K. Hamada (vice chairman of delegation), R. Nakanishi (chairman of delegation),

T. Tanaka (director of delegation). Left to right, standing: K. S. Inui (secretary of delegation), N. Kawai (assistant secretary house of representatives,. J. Nozoye, H. Higuchi, S, Yajime. and T. Nakamura (secretary of house of representatives

which completely destroyed the building. Other structures on the farm were threatened by the blaze but a bucket brigade organized by the neighbors kept the flames under control Several tons of hay and some farm implements were destroyed. The Btock was saved.

ICE CREAM for Your Sunday Dinner

Serve Price's Ice Cream with your Sunday dinner and you will satisfy the taste and liking of the entire family. A most delectable, appetizing dessert. Price's Ice Cream is a nutritious food as well as a delicacy. Ten flavors of Ice Cream and Ices at all times. Deliveries immediately or at hour specified. Place your Sunday orders early.

STEAMER ASHORE (By Associated Press) TRURO, Mass., July 8. The United Fruit company s steamship Mayari went ashore in a fog off Highland Light today. She stranded just below low tide and sent word ashore by

wireless that she expected to float when the water rose. The Mayari was bound from Banes, Cuba, for Boston,

with sugar.

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BRIDAL GIFTS

THE GIFT you make the Bride should show exceeding good taste in its selection. Indiscriminate choke is unappreciated. What can be nicer than a wise selection of pretty silveT? Silverware, well chosen, is the most charming and durable oi all gifts and pleases the bride the best. Where can you make a better choice than here where excellent taste and good judgment are exercised in providing the assortment for you to choose from? We will be glad to help you.

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Lot of Voile Dresses, mostly dark patterns, especially made for women of stout build. Priced at only $10 $12.50 S14.95

f Choice of any Silk Dress in the store for jrjust ONE-HALF regular price. Former prices range from $15 to $55.

Lot of Summer Voile, Gingham and Organdie Dresses, regular values to QO 15; this lot to close at only J5070

Over 1,000 Women's Summer Waists at Reduced Prices Special lot Wash Waists of Voile, Dotted Swisses and Or- Ql gandies; reduced to vlv)i A second lot of better Waists, neatly trimmed. Included In the lot are' Filipino hand-made Blouses. To

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Special reduced prices on all Cotton Dresses, including the fine Voiles, Organdies, Normandy Voiles and Dotted Swiss Dresses. $10 $12.50 $15

Choice of any Silk Dress in the store for just ONE-HALF regular price. Former prices range from $15 to $55.

Lot of Percale House Dresses, belted style.

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COATS and SUITS at One-Half Price

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MILLINERY SECTION: FIRST FLOOR

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Big July Shoe Sale The Most Phenominal Sale of Men's and Women's High-Grade Summer Footwear that the People of Richmond and Vicinity Have Ever Known

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the highest priced shoe in our store is only $5.40. loss, your gain.

Ladies9 Pumps and Oxfords

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Black Satin in one-strap effects, carried in full covered Louis or Baby Louis heel; sale $C40

Brown Kid Military Heel Oxford, with saddle strap; soft, pliable leather $40

White Straps

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One lot of Ladies' Oxfords and Pumps, complete sizes in . most styles; included military and high heels; while they last

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MEN! Here's a Chance to SAVE on Footwear

Men White Canvas oxford, English last. Neolln and leather soles $095

Tan Calf Blucher Oxford, a new arrival among our many styles of brogues. $Z40

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