Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 233, 11 August 1921 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1921

PREBLE COUNTY RED GROSS PREPARES FOR FUTURE EMERGENCY EATON, O., Aug. 11 For the purpose of being fully prepared for any emergency that might arise this fall aad winter, the county Red Cross

chapter executive committee has re

quested that all nurses in Preble county, both professional and practical, register at Red Cross headquarters In the court house. Names, address, telephone number and experience Is desired. Miss Mary Ewalt. county Red Cross health nurse, will be on hand to receive registrations and furnish any Information desired. Arrest and Fine Two Men With the arrest and fining of two men for violation of the prohibition laws, prohibition and Anti-Saloon league officials declare they have entered upon a determined campaign to

clean up the moonshine industry in Preble county. Pearl Butt, young farmer of Gratis township, in southeast Preble county, was fined $150 and costs here Wednesday in the court of Magistrate L. T. Stephen, after pleading guilty to having liquor in his possession in violation of the prohibition laws. In a raid upon Butt's home a still and three gallons of "white mule" were unearthed, raiding officers said. Butt entered a plea of guilty when arraigned in court. His father, Lewis Butt, paid the fine and costs, a total of $169. He has a family. .Ed. Bowman, Kentuckian, wa3 fined $500 and costs Tuesday in Magistrate Stephen's court after a small still and

about a gallon of "mountain dew" were unearthed in a raid upon his

home, about three miles west of Ea

ton, and he was arrested and hailed

into court.

GRANT BETROTHALT" SETS CHURCH AGOG

BUSH TO SPEAK HERE ON NEW AMENDMENTS

Former Lieutenant Governor Edgar

D. Bus h is to speak at the high school

auditorium at 8 o'clock Tuesday night, Aug. 16. against the adoption of the proposed state amendments to be

voted upon at a special election to be

held Sept. 6. He is being brought here by the lo

cal Chamber of Commerce, which organization is also negotiating for a speaker to appear here later to talk in favor of the proposed amendments. The secretary-manager of the Chamber said Thursday that the Chamber of Commerce is not taking sides, but is endeavoring to present both sides, as education the aim. After both speakers have been fieard it is quite probable that the Chamber of Commerce will arrange for an open forum discussion, to which the public will be invited. All taxpayers and voters are urged to hear both speakers and attend the forum discussion which probably will follow.

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BOY'S ILLNESS DIAGNOSED AS INFANTILE PARALYSIS HAMMOND, lnd.. Aug. 11. A Chira&n snprialist. summoned to diagnose

the illness of Roland Wheaton, 16-year-old son of County Clerk Herbert)

L. Wheaton, of Crown Foint; touna him seriously ill with infantile paralysis. He was taken ill at a Boy Scout encampment at Cedar Lake, where a number of other boys were exposed, it is said.

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Mrs. Philip Lydig. Announcement of the engagement of Mrs. Philip Lydis, twice divorced, and Rev. Dr. Percy S. Grant, Episcopal minister of New York city, has set church circles acoff. Episcopal canon law forbids the marriage of persons who hae obtained divorces. Mrs. Lydig, nee Rita de Acosta, was married at the aee of sixteen to W. E. D. Stokes. She divorced him and later married Major Philip Lydijr, from whom she obtained a divorce, on grounds of incompatability, in France in 1918.

124TH INDIANA VETS TO ENJOY CAMPFIRE, BANQUET, PROGRAM

A banquet and a campfire celebration, besides an informal program are planned for the entertainment at the

forty-fifth annual re-union' of the""l24th Indiana Volunteers, which will be held in the court house in Richmond, on Sept. 7 and 8. Arrangements for " the two day meeting are in the hands of the presi

dent and the vice-president, John Stephenson, of Richmond, and William Matthews of Centerville, the county assessor. It will be impossible to expect mort than about 35 members of the res'tment to attend, say officials, on account of the age of the organization, and the fact that many who belong are at too great a distance to come. Fought Under Thomas The regiment, which was largely recruited in Wayne county, fought through the Cival war in th Ktafea

of Tecnesee and Oportria. hine- in- eight in number, are offered free trips

eluded in General Thomas r.nmmandraid for by the farmers federation, to

w hich marched through Georgia at th-i! ,he annual club roundup at Purdue. I same time as Sherman, the two wings The Prizes run, $50. $40, $35, $30, $25,

120. sis, 510 to an otner entrants, wun $5.00 paid to all other entrants who are not prize winners. The two pigs

BOYS, GIRLS COMPETE IN G0NNERSV1LLE FAIR

CONNERSVILLE. lnd., Aug. 11. Boys and girls will be given a chance to contest and to win prizes in three classes in the Connersville Free Fair, according to the premium list. Classes are provided for girls sewing and for canning clubs, and for a pig feeding contest. Prizes for the Eirls clubs are seven, five, and three

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places in each of two classes. 1

Very liberal prizes are onered to tne j

entrants in the pig feeding contest. In addition to the money prizes, free trips, paid for by the farmers feder

ation, are offered to all prize winners,

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each taking' different routes. T1.-3 commander at that time was Col. Neff. of Randolph county, who succeded the first regimental commander, Col. John Orr, of Richmond, after a wear of campaigning. The companies from adjoining counties to Wayne included Co. H antf part of Co. I. from Randolph, Co. A from Fayette, while Co. K was largely made up of Wayne men and Co. B to which Mr. Matthews belonged, was recuited both from Henry and Wayne counties.

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Called by Death

EATON, O., Aug. 11. Paul Drayer, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drlayer, died Wednesday noon at the iamily home, three miles north-weat of Eaton, after a week's illness. Meningitis is assigned as the cause of death. Besides the parents, three brothers and a sister survive him. Arrangements for the funeral have not been announced.

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LIBERTY, lnd., Aug. 11. Merlin William, 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry LaFuze did at Reid Memorial hospital at 1:30 o'clock Thursday morning following an operation for appendicitis. Besides his parents, he is survived by two sisters, Charlotte and Lois , and a younger brother, Ralph. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.

GETS UNIVERSITY DEGREE MARIETTA, O., Aug. 11 County school Superintendent M. C. Smith has completed work at Ohion Northern university, entitling him to a degree of bachelor of science.

FREE TRANSPORTATION FOR POOR CHILDREN

Free transportation will be given the poor kiddies to the picnic to be given unde rthe supervision of the Salvation Army next Wednesday in the Glen Miller park. The city car company announced that it would supply the Army with a car to transport the children to the park.

Very few donations have been offered to date but Jt is hoped by the Army officials that the public will respond and make the outing a successful one. People do not need to donate money, as food will be accepted. Ice cream has been donated by a local woman and ice cream dealer. The Army asks for contributions of buns and meats and fruits. If people cannot bring their contributions to the office the Army will collect them if those who wish to donate will call 1045, or sending it to 221 South Fifth street.

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LIBERTY, lnd., of the Harrison

federation held a the Phenis grove Campbell, county Arrangements for chase of fertilizer

Aug. 11. Members

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