Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 238, 17 August 1921 — Page 2

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niE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAil, RICHMOND, IND!, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17, 1921.

GREENVILLE WOMAN AtlSVeS CHARGES MADE BY HUSBAND GREENVILLE, O., Auf . 17 Martha Yost Has filed an answer and cross petition to her husband's petition for di vorce in common pleas court. Mrs. Yost denies all the allegations made In the , petition" of Peter Yost, her hus

band, except the date of their marriage

and the fact that hey have been eep arated since last November.

She states that Youst -was guilty of gross neglect of duty, extreme cruelty, has called her vile names, assaulted

her and at the time named aoove wasj compelld to leave him. She asks thr.t 1

their property rights be settled byl the court, and that If any divorce is' granted, that it be given her on the cross petition. - - Greenville Golfers Lose. Twenty-five Greenville golfers went to Union City Sunday to play a tournament with a like number of members of the High Banks country club, wero defeated by the Indiana players. Andy Anderson, local professional, had no trouble In defeating Purl Turner, one of the best golfers in eastern IndianaUnion City plays a return tournament here Sunday, Aug. 28. . Wright Purchases Elevator. Announcement has been received in this city of the purchase by Edwin C. Wright, Greenville attorney, of. the property of the Hartford City Grain and Milling Company, at Hartford City, Indiana. Wright has taken Immediate possession of the properties, which include the flour mDl along the Erie tracks,

and the Pennsylvania and Lake trie elevators. The present manager of the concern. Mr. M. V. Groves, who has been connected with the company since 1896, "will continue to manage the properties. Many Teachers in Town. Teachers Crom all over the county are thronging local streets this week, during the Darke county teachers institute, which started Monday morning and will close Friday afternoon at the St. Clair memorial hall. Dr. Charles T. Grawn, of Detroit, was the speaker Tuesday morning, using as his subject "What Are Some of the Things You Would Expect to Find In A Mtodel School?" In speaking of the physical conditions that should prevaa in the school room Dr. Grawn stated that where beauty comes in, "mischief goes out." He stresses the point that every child should be kept actively engaged in interesting and worth while work. State superintendent of schools, Vernon M. Reiglft. who was scheduled to speak yesterday, was unable to be present on account of pressing matters demanding his attention at Columbus. Miss Laura-Mengert, of Columbus, was the speaker ia the afternoon.

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RANDOLPH TO STAGE -ALL-DAY FARM PICNIC WINCHESTER, Ind., Aug. 17. An all-day picnic will be held by the Randolph county fanners at Goodrich

park, near Winchester, Wednesday, Aug. 24. Arrangements are being made for a big day. The forenoon will be devoted to games of all kinds for old and young, baseball, foot races and tug of war. The horseshoe pitching will bring some of the best horseshoe pitchers In the county together. In the afternoon Maurice Douglass, of Flatrock. Ind., will give a talk that

will- be worth while to everyone toj hear. . ' j Mr. Douglass Is a well known farmer of Shelby county and was the laet secretary of the Indiana Federation of Farmers' associations. A basket dinner will be eaten at noon. , A banquet , will be held in Winchester on the evening of Wednesday,

Aug. 24, by the Randojph County Livestock Breeders' association. Maurice Douglass will be the speaker at this meeting. .

The laundry bills for Buckingham palace and other residences of their British majesties total more than $55,000 a year.

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Boys' Wash Suits at Reason-1

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Lieut. Com. R. E. Byrd. Lfetrtenant Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr., U. S. N is on his way. to England to brinjr back the friant dirigible ZR-2, which will shortly cross the ocean tnder its own power. He hopes to make the trip in ninety -six hours. '

Moonlight Hold-up

Staged Near Rushville

RUSHVILLE. Ind., Aug. 17. A

moonlight holdup was enacted 4 miles south of Rushville Monday

night on the Winship pike when two

bandits, unmasked, held up H. C. Ma

gill, of Anderson, at a covered bridge

and - relieved him ot $40.95, and

searched the automobile in which he

was riding.

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LEAVES ON TRIP TO CHINA. ELKHART. Ind., Aug. 17. Miss Helen Thomas, a local graduate of Oberlein college, left' Tuesday on o three-year - trtp to Kaifeng, China, where she wil; teach English literature in a government preparatory school, the largest in Honan province. She will join her sister, Mrs. W. W. Cline, whose husband is a Y. M. C. A- worker in the Chinese city, and expects to return with the Clines in 1924 .when they are due to come home on a furlough.

BILL GIVES NEW YORK LAND. WASHINGTON. Aug. 17. A bill authorizing the razing of the old federal building in City Hall park. New York, and the restoration of owner

ship of the site to the city, has ben introduced by Representative Rossdaler of New York. The structure, he said, Is obsolete and an" architectural monstrosity."

No cigarette has the same delicious flavor as Lucky Strike. Because Lucky StrikO Is the toasted cigarette.

New motion picture theaters have opened In Berlin during the last two years at the rate of one every two weeks.

Cuticura Soap Will Help You Clear Your Skin Ssaa. Olutit.Tri. Se. ufri . Basin) tr mt Omxr Uterilaila. Dept. X. MJ4. kill.

: FOR SALE Modern Bungalow Good location; hot water heat, hardwood floors, large basement. Bargain if sold at once. Call at 43 N. Sth St.

Two Good Features for Thursday Morning

Black Calf Brogue 2-strap, low heel, a very stylish and comfortable fall Slipper; Thursday morning only $7.65 Man's Tan Kid Bal Medium toe, very snappy; special Thursday morning $6.65 Beckman & Kreimeier 708 Main

A Special Policy at a Special Rate Benefits Paid Resulting from the Following:

Maximum Sickness $25.00 a Week

Maximum Death $7,500 Benefit

Maximum Accident $25.00 a Week

. . Pays Surgeon's Fees and Phyisician's Bills Entire Cost $20 a Year to All No Red Tape, No Medical Examination Come and Read Our Contract and be Convinced , Either sex. any race and all occupations, from 16 to 65, in good health, are accepted; same cost, same benefits to everybody. . COM3 TODAY TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE North American Accident Insurance Co., of Chicago . . America's oldest, largest and most progressive old line insurance company, operating in 47 states under government supervision. Organized . in 18S6. Ask Dad, he knows. Represented by ' LEMPKE and GRIPE , ' " Above Wilson, the Cleaner .10X6 Main Street Room 12, Comstock Bldg. Office open daily 8:30 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. Manager Lempke will be in Richmond until August 20th, inclusive. See him at once.

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Another Mighty Price Knock-Out for Homelo vers!

Prices have ain hit the toboggan! You can now buy what you want for your home at the BIGGEST SAVING since those good old days of 1914.

Both our stocks and our prices have been completely reorganized in accordance with the new order of things. Beautiful rugs and floor coverings, handsome draperies, the most equisite pieces in modern and period furniture, everything for everywhere in the home all is included; in fact, everything in our store is included in this great price-slide down

to pre-war-day levels. You must not miss this great sale. You cannot afford to miss it. Too many times during the day has your heart cried out for the very things now offered at prices you can easily pay. You can't afford to miss it. So come and come early, in order that you will not be disappointed.

Comfort in Leather ROCKERS $29.75

For the empty corner wo suggest that you get one of these big, comfortable rockers. It has wing back, good spring seat, covered in high-grade leather. Only $29.75

WRITING DESK in Oak, $39.40 Get one of these handy writing desks in your home. This one is of oak in the fumed finish ; is of strong construction and will last a lifetime. Only;. $39.40

WHAT $1 WILL DO By paying $1.00 down we will deliver to your home any article in the store valued at up to $50.00. This, of course, is only open to those who have charge accounts with us. If you haven't, come - in -and make application for one at once.

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It's a Beauty! CEDAR CHEST $14.95

Martha Washington Sewing Table $19.75 Here is a dainty sewing table for one who sews. They are mighty handy to have around. This one is finished in mahogany, and the price is only $19.75

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Every home should have a cedar chest. Here is a good chance to get yours. This one is well made, has steel castors, and, genuine cedar handles. Natural finish is beautir fully brought out $14.95

Save Your Strength While You Have It to Save

USE AN ELECTRIC

WASHER The Gainaday is easily the best washing machine made. The swinging -wringer with its safety release, the strong motor, the large capacity cylinder, the protected working parts, are only a few of the good points to be found in the Gainaday. Easy Terms, $2 per Week

RUGS $29.00 to $44.50 A very special offering for this week only of 9x12 quality rugs at prices we can never again hope to equal. Anticipate your future needs and act accordingly. We guarantee to save you money. Many patterns and colors to choose from in domestic and imported weaves. Prices ranging from .29.00 to $44.50

Queen Anne Dining Chairs, $49.00

One arm chair and five plain chairs in the Queen Anne period, mahogany finish. Take advantage of this unusual offer; come in and get them at once. $49.00

3 Massive Pieces in Cane and Mahogany

$158

Three cane pieces for your living room. They are big and roomy made by people who aim for quality rather than quantity. We know this suite will please you. It is finished in a rich brown mahogany. The individual pieces may be had if so desired. CJKQ A A Sale price tpOO.UU

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William and Mary 4-Piece Suite

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There is individuality built right into this bed room suite ; you will admire it. The four pieces are built on simple lines, yet there is a certain something that makes this suite irresistible to lovers of good furniture. May be had in old "1 fC A A ivory finish only. tJ)XOtUU

'Our Furniture is Carefully Chosen to Insure Lasting Gratification"

Visit This Busy Store r Often Many , exceptional values are r to be found here. Buy in our new downstairs home furnishings department.

In Our New Home You're Welcome Always

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