Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 230, 8 August 1921 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1921.

CONTRACTORS EAGER TO OBTAIN WORK Oil DARKE COUNTY ROADS

GREENVILLE, Aug. 8. Much spiritid bidding was manifested at the letting of the contracts " for the construction of the Coleman walls, in Missinniwa Township, the Ross bridge In Liberty Township, and the Burkett and walls by the county commissioners last Saturday, and as a result the work 'was sold for about $1,200 less than the estimated cost. Seventeen bids in all were received for the work. The Coleman walls were awarded to A. C. Constable at his bid of $2,000, estimated cost. $2,879; the Ross bridge to C. R. Stickleman for $1,345, estimated cost, $1,693, and the Burkett end walls for $502, estimated at $756. Injured by Steam Mangle. While engaged in operating a steam mangier at the Home Steam Laundry on West Fourth Street, where she is employed. Miss Bulah Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mills, of Beamsville, met with a very serious and painful accident, Saturday morning. Miss Mills in some unaccountable manner, let her hand slip over the guard with which the machine is equipped .and it was .drawn into the mangier and badly crushed and burned. Miss Mills had presence of mind to draw back when her hand started in the machine, and thereby Faved her arm from being drawn in also. Her cries for help brought assistance, and the hand was extricated and medical attention summoned. It is not known at this time whether or not the hand will have to be amputated. No blame is placed on Mr. Newbaurer. owner of the laundry, as the machines are properly equipped with guards .and had been pronounced O. K. last Thursday by a state inspector. Allege Broken Contract. The Chicago Portrait Company has filed an answer and cross petition in common pleas court here to the recent

action filed by Alphone Tegerder. who sued the company for $45, which he alleged was due him as district manager. In answer to this the company alleges in their petition that Tegerder broke his contract, and endeavored to induce other employes to ouit their Jobs with the company. The cross petition states that by reason of Tegerder brakins his contract, they are entitled to $526, and ask, the court to render Judgment in that sum. Kiehl Divorce Granted. On the grounds of gross neglect pf duty and extreme cruelty. Hulda Kiehl was last Saturday wanted a divorce from her husband, David Kiehl. She was also awarded the custody of their minor child. Would Compel Accounting. The Meguir Company, of this city, through its secretary, J. E. Hunter, yesterday filed suit in common pleas court here against Stentzel and Pendlum, local insurance firm, seeking an accounting. The plaintiff states that the two firms have been doing business together for two years, and in this time neither have rendered an accounting to the other, each keeping their own books. The. plaintiff states that they presented their account on July 20, .last, and that the defendants refused to do likewise. The Meguiar company seeks an accounting and the payment of any balance that might be due them. New Cases Common Pleas The state of Ohio, ex rel vs. Harry Johnson, habeas corpus. Pelton Steel company vs. the Franklin Tractor company, money amount claimed $3,672.20, with interest thereon from Feb. 28, 1921. Charles Stocksdale. agent for S. H. Stocksdale. vs. Ira Bollinger. Appeal from docket of Henry Wise. J. p. Jackson township. .C. M. Burton. C. F. York. Charles

FOLKS LAUGH ATjCORNS NOW Millions Have Proved Them Needless. They Stop Them by a Touch Do you know that one method is now ending some corns for millions of people? People all around you employ it. They never let a corn pain twice. The method is Blue-jay the liquid or the plaster. It is made by a surgical dressing house of world-wide repute. A touch applies it, and the pain stops instantly. Soon the whole corn loosens and comes out. The way is gentle, scientific, sure. Once you know ir, you will laugh at corns. Get Blue-Jay nowapply It tonight. Watch the effect on one corn. Get Blue-jay ai your druggist Liquid or Plaster

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The pretty fiber silk sweaters have won approval everywhere and many women boast of several in their wardrobe. They come in almost every wanted color and are so reasonable that one can afford to have several colors and styles. The tuxedo style pictured -here, however, is the prime favorite.

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, MURRAY Lower California, called Baja California in Spanish, is the tempestous scene of "Thunder Island," Edith Roberts' most recent Universal photodrama, now playing to capacity houses at the Murray theatre. The story was filmed under the direction of Norman Dawn, who produced "Lasca," "The Fire Cat" and other popular productions. "Thunder Island." is regarded as one of Miss Roberts' most romantic starring vehicles. - The action takes place on the peninsula of Lower California, between the Pacific and the Gulf of California. Spanish. Mexican and Indian characters make up the supporting cast. While the filming was in progress revolutionists over-ran the country in an effort to restore former Governor Estuban, Cantu to power and bullets whizzed around the actual location where the Universal company was at work. MURRETTE. Mildred Harris, dainty and charming, plays the role of a neglected wife in "The Woman in His House," which opened an engagement of four days at the Murrette Sunday. Opposite her is Ramsey Wallace, who has the part 0. the two busy and materialistic husband and physician. The theme of this photoplay deals with the triumph of mother love, and little Richard Hedrick has the part of the child who figures in the case. The picture is said to make a striking comparison between a wife and just "a woman in her husband's house." The story is an original one, the work of Irene Reels. John Stahl is the director. It was produced by Louis B. Mayer and i3 an Associated First National release.

teers, for the 90 days from April SO, 1862 to June 30. 1862. Many of the old residents of Richmond and vicinity have their names scrolled upon the roll. , Survivors of this old company, and relatives of both those who have died and those still living make Richmond their home city. The recording roll has turned yellow with age and is torn in many places. Every name is quite legible, however, for the clerk of the company was a good scribe, and made his records In ink. The roll indicates that for the period named C C. Hlnes was Colonel

S. Bunker, Richard M. Bates, George Beitzel, Thomas W. Cole, Joseph Cross, James M. Colvln, William Curtis, William S. Cassell. Allen Lr Chamness. Christian Deppe, Amos Draher. Jeremiah Draher, Nathan E. Davis, David Edwards. William R. Francisco, William Foscher. William Fogleman. Daniel W. Grey, George W. Goldsmith. Daniel B. Harris, Francis M. Hunt, Levi C. Harlin. Walter A. Heironimus. David Hawkins, Henry C. Hunt, Patrick McKillips. John A. Mitchel, Benjamin F. Mattis. George Minor, John

of the 57th.' Following are the names vi..,Dranam Manning, George

of the officers and privates who were i " , .lnn:. Thomas P. Moseley.

members of the company during the

30 days covered by the roll: John S. McGraw. captain; Joel G. Finney, first lieutenant; Thomas D. Ridge, second lieutenant; James R. Hamilton, first Beigeant; William JUlender, second sergeant; Bently Mendenhall, third sergeant; John H. Sellers, fourth sergeant; Ira Bunker, fifth sergeant;. James C. Thomas, first corporal; Thomas M. Sellers, second corporal; Marked Thompson, third corporal: Benjamin Mattis, fourth corporal; Paul Griffith, fifth corporal; John S. Keel, sixth corporal; Joseph Bangham, seventh corporal; Louis Pigg. eighth corporal. Elisha Mills, drummer; James W. Candy, wagoner. Privates Listed. The following were all privates: Alfred C. Albertson, John HAnderson, John M. Allender, John Ballinger, John Burket, Joseph Blake, Matthew M. Barker, Richard Barrett. Francis

Minnick, B. F. Wyatt and Edward Messer. Dissolution of partnership, appointment of receiver and other relief. The Korth American Sales company, R. J. Meguiar and J. E. Hunter

vs. Louis J. Kammons and Jos. Kam-

mons, The Judgment Cigar company.

Money and damages. Amount claimed $450, with interest. The Lambert Machine copany, vs. The Meguiar copany. Money. Amoun claimed $805.96, with interest from

July 26. 1921. The Roberts-Brenneman Coal com-j pany, vs. The Meguiar company, i Money. Amount claimed $398 with ir.-i

terest from Nov. 10, 1920. The M. L. Barrett & company vs. Robert J. Meguiar. Money. Amount claimed $42 with interest from Sept. 15, 1919. Helen Myers vs. Robert Myers. Divorce. The Merchants' National Bank, Dayton, O., vs. The Meguiar company. Cognovit npte, amount claimed, ?5.000 and 8 percent interest from May 2, 1921: The Merchants' National Bank oi Dayton, O., vs. The Meguiar company Cognovit note, money .amount claimed $5,000 and interest at 8 percent from April 2. 1921. Elizabeth Canada vs. John Canada Divorce.

POSSESSES HISTORICAL CIVIL WAR DOCUMENT An interesting old document of the Civil War days is in the possession of Benjamin F. Mattis. 1122 Hunt 6treet. It is the muster roll of Company B, 57th regiment of Indiana foot volun-

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One of the most striking sea storms yet filmed is a feature of "The Woman in His House." The elemental fury is pictured at night, with the raging sea lit at one moment by a lightning flash and the next by the long searchlight beam of the yacht riding out the gale. Also , UNIVERSAL COMEDY 'TALS" Fox News and Newsettes

COMING THURSDAY The famous story of the great stage success of Mrs. Fisk "Salvation Nell"

Another Strong Bill Today, Tuesday and Wednesday HELENE COLINE in her famous character singing sketch "Windows", assisted by Manny Smith at the piano. A charming girl with a refined offering who has just completed a tour of the Orpheum circuit. Special stage settings. JACK BENNY "The Original Comic" A comedian who is seen for the first time outside the Keith big-time theatres. We predict him to be the biggest hit of any single comedian we have ever played. DALEY, MACK and DALEY Two men and a woman in "A Unique Roller Skating Novelty." Plenty of laughs. THE WILSONS An Athletic Oddity A man and woman in a tasteful, sensational aerial novelty. Special settings. EDITH ROBERTS In

Thunder Island"

Five-Reel Feature He searched for pearls and found a girl more precious than the evening star which guided his ship through the southern seas.

Coming Thursday Fascination; .Myers and Nolan; Wills, Gilbert and Co.; and Jap, "The Wise Hound".

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