Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 264, 16 September 1921 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 1921.

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PAULINE SAYS HER LAWYER MINGLED WORK AND LOVE

Pauline Frederick. Panl:ne Frederick, famous movie and btage star, has been sued for $36,000 by Georpe Edwin Joseph, -rominent New York attorney, for legI services rendered in an unfilled contract case. Miss Fredprick, answering the suit, says that Joseph collected and retained certain funds. She says, also, that he mixed endearing words and telerams with business matters.

COMPLETE HOSPITAL FOR DARKE COUNTY; I BURY CRASH VICTIM (By Associated PreiO GREENVILLE. O., Sept. 16. The county hospital is nearly completed, plastering is now In process of being finished, and within 30 days the building will be ready for the furnishing. The Masonic fraternity have agreed to furnish the maternity room, costing 5432.67. The Greenville city schools

have selected the children's ward, costing $566.71. Mrs. Henry St. Clair has selected the operating room and sterlizing rooms costing $2,275.52. All osher rooms have are not as yet assigned. Organizations intending to co-operate with this work are requested to get in touch with Dr. H. A. Snorf in order that selections may be made and orders placed for the furnishings. Issue Hunting Licenses. Up to Thursday morning, Sept. 15, County Clerk Hocker and assistants, had Issued 198 hunting licenses. Tht open season for killing squirrel began Thursday morning and will clost Oct. 20. The squirrels are said to be more numerous this season than for years past, in this part of the country, and

hunters were out in the woods early to bag the game. The njmber of squirrels allowed to be killed by a

rerson in one day is five. Little Son Dies.

Mation Forrest Purtee, little son of

Mr. and Mrs. George Purtee, died at 12:05 o'clock Thursday afternoon at

the horaeof his parents near the East Zion church, this county. The little boy was three years of age and his parents are heartbroken over his death. Funeral services at 2 p'clock Sunday afternoon at East Zion church on the Gettysburg pike. Rev. Clessner officiating. Interment in East Zion cemetery. Kiwanis Meeting. The regular weekly luncheon of the Greenville Kiwanis club was held at noon Thursday in the I. O. O. F. banquet hall with a large representation of the membership present. Several

new members were taken into the

club. Arrangements for Charter Presentation day. Oct. 6, were discussed and placed in the honds of the various committees.

bhn Mayor gave a short sketch of the trip to Sidney on Thursday of last

week, when the local club's ball team defeated the Sidney team by a score of 11 to 7. Vincent Mider of the U. S. Chemical company had as his guest at the banquet, Mr. Boston of the state board of agriculture. Unload Prize Hogs. Lyons and White of the Meadow Croft Stock farm, Ansonia, O.. north of this city, unloaded their show herd of Poland China hogs, Saturday, after a four weeks' circuit at county fairs, winning 21 first premiums. 13 seconds

and nine thirds; also winning 12 rib- ' . ,.r. friT bons at the Ohio state fair This en; LOCAL WOMEN

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Messrs. Lyons and White. . . . Funeral services were held Thursday for -Clyde Whittington, ;.a young barber who was injured In automobile accident on the cement road one mile

north of Beamsville on Saturday, Aug. 27. He died at the home of his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Kissinger, who reside a mile north and a half mile east of Beamsville, Tuesday afternoon. Whittington. who was driving a car, was driving east on a cross road en route to the home of his wife's parents, and a fruit truck driven by Frank Amato was going north on the cement road when the cars collided. Whittington was severely cut about the head and his body, which was pinned under the car, was badly burned by hot water from the radiator which was bursted. His car was wrecked. Physicians were summoned and the young man's wounds dressed and he

was then taken to the home of hisi

wife's parents. It was at first thought that he would recover, but his injuries were of such a character as to cause his death. Where the accident occurrta the view of both roads is absolutely objured by a cornfield and it is said that the driver of the truck and automobile did not see each other in time to prevent the collision. Funeral services were conducted at the Beamsville Christian church and

harness, etc, and owes between $300 and $400. He wants an absolute divorce, custody of their minor child, that their

property rights be adjusted, . and for all other relief to which he may be entitled, and that her petition for di

vorce be dismissed. - , COURT NEWS Garrett Shilt vs. Catharine Shilt. Divorce and equitable relief. Kirk Horfman, attorney for plaintiff. Probate Court. Rebecca Downing, executrix of the will of A. J. Downing, deceased, filed first and final account. County Expenditures. N. Jay, compensation and damages inter-county highway No. 62, $32.10. Frank Slade. service helping clerk

of elections board, $20. Jantha Light & Fuel company, light and fuel for county. $7.95. Jantha Light & Fuel company, gas for August, 1921. $95.05. Harry L. Kent, refund on cigarette licenses tax. 1921, $34.20. Second National bank, redemption two road coupons and two bonds, $1,-

025. G. H. Mills, feed for Children's Home $54. Paul Holladay. labor on Union City and Sharpeye pikes. $2.40. Jacob Holladay, labor on Union City and Sharpeye pikes, $6.50. L. H. Grote, labor on county roads, $48. Stocker Storage Battery company, repairs, etc., county home, $10.90. Stocker Storage Battery company, repair for Children's Home, $1.10.

CASHIER IS MISSING, $21,000 BONDS GONE FROM TELL CITY BANK

EVANSVILLE, Ind., Sept. 16. Alphonse Schearer,. cashier of the Tell City National bank at Tell City, Ind., has disappeared and $21,000 worth of Liberty bonds are missing from safety boxes in the bank. Schearer left Tell City, Aug. 21, ostensibly for Louisville, telling his friends and relatives that he would return in a short time. It was learned later that, after crossing the Ohio river at Hawesville, Ky., he took a west

bound train instead of the eastbound train, which would have taken him to Louisville. Nothing, however, was thought of it until several days had elapsed, when Robert Schearer, brother of the missing man, started an in

vestigation, as he feared his brother

had met with foul play. Found Record Correct.

Officials of the bank went over the books, but found nothing wrong in the

records and consoled themselves in the belief that Schearer would return in a short time. Finally th bank officials decided to look in the safety boxes where their government bonds and other valuable papers were kept. They discovered that bonds to the value of $21,000 had disappeared. Eugene H. Gough, of Boonville, Ind., a national bank examiner made a thorough examination of the records of the bank and found

that the bonds were the only thing ,

r missing. All the currency was ac

counted for. , The bank ie fully covered by insurance with the American Security Company through the company's office at

Indianapolis.

With Bank 13 Years. Schearer is. a well-known' man of

Tell City and Perry county. . He is 30

years old and single. He went to work

in the bank 13 years ago, when 17

years old, and has grown up with the institution. His honesty had . never been questioned, and the bank directors had implicit confidence in him. About one-half of the missing bonds belonged to depositors, who bad placed

them in the bank for safe keeping. The other bonds were the property of

the bank.

ASPIRIN

Name "Bayer" on Genuine

interment made in the Beamsville

cemetery. - j H. K. Moyer, through his attorneys, Messrs.. Mannix, Crawford and Billingsley, filed and answered and crosspetition to that of his wife, India Laura Moyer for divorce, filed in common pleas court a few days ago, in which he denies every allegation made by his wife, except as to their marriage. Moyer alleges that he was married to his wife at Arcanum, Feb. 1918; that she had two children by a former

marriage and he had two, and that one child has resulted from the union. He charges his wife with having a

violent temper, says she neglected her household duties, abused her own and his children, called him a black-hearted old villian, and says that her acts of madness have scandalized the neighborhood in which they reside, and that her conduct was such that he once before applied for divorce, but withdrew it on her plea that she would be better, but she has not reformed and has grown worse. He says he is a tenant on a farm, owns some farm implement, horses.

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ORGANIZE CLUB Statement fs Given by Memberof

the Indianapolis Division. A local woman's club that is rapidly growing in membership is that composed of the women of this city who have been brought back to good heaRh by Pepgen. At Indianapolis, the members of this club number thousands. Mrs. Carrie McClellan, of 3538 West Michigan Street, Indianapolis, one of the members of the club at -the Capital City, says: "For years I suffered with my stomach and the trouble finally became chronic. Nearly everything I ate disagreed with me. The truth is that for years I did not enjoy a single meal I ate. After every meal, gas formed on my stomach. I bloated badly and

felt very uncomfortable. I became restless and nervous and couldn't sleep right. .

"So many Indianapolis people rec

ommended Pepgen in the newspapers that I decided to try this medicine. I have improved gradually since J started taking Pepgen. I am now in much better health generally. The

gas on my stomach is not nearly as bad. The bloating has been relieved'.

I have a fine appetite and can eat a big meal without suffering afterward. The restlessness and nervousness has disappeared. I sleep a great deal better." Pepgen is a new system tonic which

! is now being specially introduced at

Quigley's drug stores. Richmond; B. A. Carpenter drug store, Cambridge City, and other leading drug stores in nearby towns. Advertisement.

Another Friend for PALLADIUM Want Ads. Never a day passes but what the Want Ad section of this paper wins many more friends and admirers. It is now the most popular advertising medium in Richmond all by virtue of a wonderfully powerful resultproduction, proven a thousand times over. Palladium Want Ads rent rooms, sell automobiles, buy businesses, trade real estate, locate help, find jobs, sell dogs, buy cats, move furniture, build commerce, and render a thousand and one other valuable services to this whole community, by no other means the least of which is finding things lost. Our new friend is Mr. Arthur Curme, who lives on West Main. His fine dog strayed from home. A Lost Ad was phoned to The Palladium. Mr. Curme reported : "Hot dawg! I found my 'pooch!' I never thought of the reader-interest contained in youK Want Ads before, but I shall be an interested reader myself from this on. Thousands must see them, don't they?" Sure they do, Mr. Curme ! Anybody having lost anything will now please call 2834 and insert a Lost Ad.

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TAFT, 64, HOST AT PARTY MURRAY BAY, Quebec, Sept. 16.

William H. Taft, chief Justice of the

United States, Thursday ; celebrated his 64th birthday by entertaining about

100 neighbors at his summer residence here. Justice Taft has played golf virtually every day since he came here.

HOOVER AIDS GIRL STUDENT NEWPORT, Ore., Sept. 16. Some girl student at the University: of Oregon will be able, to complete. her senior year's studies, it was said today, as the result of a gift of $400 from Herbert Hoover, secretary of ' commerce, who 6ent a check for that amount after hearing of the girl's needs through Dr. Gertrude Minthorn. daughter of Dr. H. J. Minthorn of Newport, who was Mrs. Hoover's guardian when he lived in Oregon.

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