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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1921.
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FORMER WINCHESTER RESIDENT IS BURIED; DIED IN ML GARMEL
JAPANESE DELEGATES ARRIVE FOR DISARMAMENT PARLEY
WINCHESTER, Ind., Nov. 2. The body of Joseph Townsend, who died at his home In ML Camel, Illinois, was brought to this city, Monday, and taken to the home of W. Y. Puckott, where a short funeral service was held
after which the body was interred in the Fountain Park cemetery. He is survived by his widow and two sons, Williard and Benjamin, and a daughter, Miss Maude. The family formerly resided here, where for many years
Mr. Townsend was employed as ttm-j
Dfr ouyer ior me votaw Handle f actory company, and was also engaged in the boot and shoe business. Witness Christening A number of friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Robinson were invited to their home Sunday afternoon to witness the christening of their granddaughter. Mary Georgianne Hodgson, child of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hodgson, of Delphi. Dainty refreshments were served. Aged Lady Dies Mrs. Elizabeth Godwin Fowler, 80, widow of W. W. Fowler, of Farmland, is dead at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ruth Groves, of paralysis. Grant Divorce
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The delegates, left to right, axe Baron Shidehara. ambassador to the U. &, Alaj. Gen. K, fanaka and Vice
One of the most important del ezations which will attend the disarmament conference is the Japanese group. Japan, because of its position in the Pacific and the far east, and its need for a
large navy to protect itself, will play an important Dart in the conference and its results. The Pacific and far east cuestions will be given as much prominence as the disarmament fea
tures at the conference, experts believe. Three of the delegation, which with secretaries and aides will number 100 -ersons, are shown above as they arrived in Washington.
LITHUANIA OCCUPIES IMPORTANT PLAGE IN RECORDS OF RUSSIA , Lithuania occupies a great place in
the modern history of Russia as the province in which the emancipation of
the serfs originated. The Lithuanian land owners had the reputation (which they long retained) of being the most tyrannical in Russia. Still, it was oy a badly worded petition from them to the Czar Alexander II, that the latter saw his way to free 20,000,000 peasants. The land owners petitioned the emperor for a more satisfactory arrangement of the relations between them
selves and their serfs. They meant,
of coure, more satisfactory for the
land owners. The Czar, in reply, authorized the formation of committees to ameliorate the conditions of the serfs, with a view to their emancipation.
I At the same time similar instruc
tions were issued to other provinces praising the noble attitude of the Lithuanian land owners and suggesting
that other proprietors might desir to follow such an example! The hint, needless to say, was immediately tak
en. j
Candy instead of snuff i3 now issued to the old women inmates in many of the charitable institutions in England. ' I
I RADIO, the Best Gas Heater II . Mario .,. I
on Saturday granted a divorce to the
plaintiff. File Suits Suit for partition has been filed by Cassius C. Hiatt, Alfred R. Hiatt. M. Blanche Baxter and Ora C. Baxter vs.
H. Donald Hiatt T.illia M T.rmirfollnw ...
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and Cassius C. Hiatt, executor of the will of Cora F. Hiatt, deceased. Suit on note has been filed by Walter W. Armstrong vs. Charles B. Hook, Mary C. Dewing and Alpha S. Holiday. Appoint Executrix Irma M.. Thornburg has been appointed executrix of the estate of Ray M. Thornburg, deceased. She gave bond in the sum of $1,000. Couple Marry Call Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. T.
A. Adams, of Farmland, and Miss Ruby t
m. Mcuanieis or Jonesboro, Indiana, were married in Michigan, Saturday. They will reside in Marion, Indiana, j Hold Demonstration A poultry culling demonstration was held on the farm of Ralph Keys, east of Winchester, Monday afternoon. Talk to Rotarians. At the conclusion of the Rotary club luncheon, Tuedsay, Herbert Menderson a demonstrator of stereopticon moving picture machines, who had traveled extensively gave a talk on Greece. The Rev. C. M. Payne, gave a tribute to J. A. Browne, a club member who recently passed away. Hallowe'en Fittingly Celebrated. Hallowe'en was fittingly obse;-ved in this city Monday evening. Fancy dress dances were given in tho K. P. hall and Moose hall, besides a number of other lodge affairs and parties in private homes. The streets were
thronged with masqueraders and the'
downtown district wa3 a scene of much merry-making. Riley Fined. Edward JUley pleaded guilty in the court of Justice George Coats, to a charge of assault and battery on Lulu Riley, Tuesday, and paid a fine of $11.39. Real Estate Transfers. Ruth A. Hoke et al. to Odessa Rancher, lot 6, M. Addition, Union City, W. D., $3,000.
Howard C. Maxwell to Will B. Pruett, 46 acres, Washington township,
W. D., $9,200.
Frank Titer to James Myers, lot 19, Borrough's addition Losantville, W. D.
$700.
Roy Warren to Daisy Marker, lot
541, N. E. addition. Union City, W. D $1.
The semi-annual Inspection of Win
chester Commandery, No. 52, will be
held Wednesday evening. Dinner will be served at 6:30. Grand Commander
Eugene Vatet, of Muncie will have charge of the inspection.
In Some Birds and Frogs
A Cornell professor, W. D. Bancroft, declares that the green tree-frog has
not green pigment. His color is like j
that of the green eye, and is due to.
turbid medium with a
yellow pigment over it If the green
Australian tree-frog is put in alcohol, the yellowish pigment is dissolved and the frog turns blue. The apparently blue feathers of the kingfisher, the indigo bunting, the blue Jay, and the bluebird are brown when the light comes through them, and contain no blue coloring matter at all.
There is a strip of dark pigment and above this a layer of tiny air bubbles, about 1,200,000 of an inch in diameter, say forty billion to the square inch. These air bubbles reflect the
j blue light, and let the red and yellow
rays pass through to the dark back
ground, where they are absorbed.
A certain South American blue bird,
according to Louis Agassiz Fuartes, 1 turns white when it becomes wet, but' resumes its blue color when it is dry.
Have To Get Up Nights For Bladder Relief ?
Try Simple Method This Dayton Reports Relieved Him Quickly
Man
Mr. Wm. D. Ostermeyer, 326 K. Second St., says in his own home paper, the Dayton Dally News: "My bladder caused me to get up many times at night and also inconvenienced me as often as every 303 minutes in the day. After taking' a few Lithiated Buchu tablets my bladder is perfectly normal. They also relieved a very lame back for me. It gives me much pleasure to tell my friends about these little tablets." Lithiated Buchu acts on the kidneys and bladder like Epsom Salts do on the bowels. It cleans them out. It is not a patent medicine as the formula is on the package. The tablets cost 2c ach. This price makes it possible to place in the formula several high priced drugs, which are useful for relief. Very likely you have never taken anything like this remedy. Try a few doses for backache, scalding, scanty or high colored urine, and frequent desire at night.
lou can get iitniatea nucnu, .euer formula, at A. G. Luken Drug Co. and
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