Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 304, 3 November 1921 — Page 14

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PARADE AND MEETING WILL CLOSE PREBLE BONUS BILL CAMPAIGN EATON, O., Nov. 3. With a big county mass meeting here Saturday night, Preble County American Legion council and the Woman's auxiliary will bring to a close an aggressive camDaien that is being waged throughout the county in the interest of tht ex-service men's state bonus. . J: The mass meeting here will be preceded by a booster parade that will cover every section of the county. Four bands American Legion, West Alexandria. Lewlsburg, Verona and Gratis will each head a delegation that will tour a given section of the county, after which the caravans and bands will merge in Eaton in a big naradn before the mass meeting. A prominent speaker will address the meeting, but at this time his name has rot been announced. Campaign of the county Is being made under a thorough county organization. The ex-service men's proposed bonus has received the endorsement of Preble county's grange organization and the county Democratic central and executive committees. Grange Endorses Bonus. Preble County Pomona grange, with a membership of more than 2,000, has given its endorsement to the ex-service men's proposed state bonus. The endorsement is embodied in the following resolution: 'Resolved, that we who patriotically supported our soldiers during the war, and as we gave them from our Grange members, who endur ed the hardships and the dangers at the battlefront, we reaffirm our loyalty to them, heartily endorsing the proposed compensation amendment to be voted upon by our citizens at the November election." To Celebrate Day. Probabilities are the various churches in Preble county will devote a part of their services next Sunday to observance of Ft. St. Clair day. The ministers and Sunday school superintendent of the county have received from the Preble County Historical society a letter requesting that some recognition of the day be given Sunday in the churches. A very important battle was fought between Indians and whites on Nov. 6. 17D2. at Ft. St. Clair, which is situated just to the west of Eaton. The county historical society is planning to annually observe the date in an appropriate manner. The first observance will take place next year. The society was formed a few months ago and the time was too short to arrange a fitting celebration of St. Clair day this year. Will Attend Meeting. The Rev. Thomas Murray, Mrs. Eva Srurr, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Harry Marker, Iva and Wilma Ashworth and Ruth Kisling will represent the local Universalist church in a meeting of the Miami association of Universalist churches, which opens Friday in Cincinnati and will continue over Sunday. Benham Heads Grange. Lester Benham, Jackson township, has been elected master of Preble Countv Pomona Granee for the vear I 1922. Other officers elected for the same period are: Overseer. C. C. Cromwell. Verona; lecturer, Mrs. Edward Weidner, Eaton: steward, Jesse Hapner, Verona; assistant steward, Edward L. Bragg, Whitewater valley; chaplain, Mrs. Muns Laird, Somers township; treasurer, C. F. Miller, Jackson township; recording secre-j tary, Harry Lybrook. Fairhaven; flnan-, t ial secretary, O. T. Aydelotte, Jack- j son township; gate-keeper, Frank; Houe. Jackson township; Ceres. Mrs. C. C. Lane, Gratis; Pomona. Helen Weidner, Eaton; woman assistant steward. Mrs. Edward L. Bragg, Whitewater Valley. Pomona eranze. which embraces ten

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grange meeting in Cincinnati the second week in December. Pomona grange will hold Its last meeting this year on the last day of December, in Monroe township. Elect Mrs. Glick. Mrs. Nellie Glick haa been elected president of the Unity club for the next club year. Miss Ella Thomas is first vice-president; Miss Mollie Dwire, second vice-president; secretary. Eva Coffman; treasurer, Mrs. Edith Spring. Chapter to Meet. Members of the newly elected executive committee of the Preble County Red Cross chapter, will meet Friday afternoon of this week in Eaton, for the purpose of electing new officers for the chapter. LAST COUNTY HANGING FOUND IN OLD DESK An interesting relic of the days when Isaac Gorman was Bheriff of Wayne county in the year 1886, was discovered in a desk in the city police office Thursday morning, when Chief Wenger was clearing it out. A summons made out by the sheriff, requiring the presence of J. L. Yaryan to witness the execution of Nathaniel S. Bates formed the body of the communication. The summons read as follows: "You are hereby commanded to appear and be present at the county jail on the 26th day of August, 188C, at 12 o'clock, M. to witness the execution of Nathaniel S. Bates, you having been selected according to law. Witness my hand this 16th day of August, 1886. Isaac A. Gorman. Sheriff. W. C. "Present this at front door by 11:30 a. m." The execution of Bates was the last public affair of the kind in the state. according to Attorney Walter Parry of Randolph county, who saw the communication Thursday morning. High School An organization meeting of the Physics club was held in room 45, high school, Thursday morning. Booster boys met in room 44, Thursday morning to rehearse the song which will be given in chapel as a little "pep" instiller for the football game Friday afternoon. Each period will be shortened 10 minutes Friday in order to be able to dismiss school at 2.25 in the afternoon. The entire student body will then be privileged to go to Reid field to witness the game. The"R" club met in the office during the activities period. Thursday, for the purpose of discussing the proposal of changing the "R" to an "M" in accordance with the new name of the high school, which is Oliver P. Morton high school. The plan met with approval of the majority of the men and the letter which will bo awarded for distinction probably will be an "M," Af fc & "t"!' J 'fr A Stubborn Cough Loosens Right Up Thin home-made ranedr is a wonder for quick rmtultn. Easily and cheaply made. - . - Fttttttt'TTtT Here is a home-made syrup which millions of people have found to be the most dependable means of breaking u stubborn coughs. It is cheap and simple, but very prompt in action.. Under its healing, soothing influence, chest soreness goes, phlepm loosens, breathing becomes easier, ticklinz in throat stops and i you get a good night's restful sleep. The throat tickle, bronchial asthma or winTo make this splendid cousrh syrup, pour 2 Ms ounces of I'inex into a pint bottle and till the bottle with plain jrranulated sugar syrup and shake thoroughly. If you prefer, use clarified molasses, honev. or corn svtod, instead of sugar syrup. Either wav, vou get ! a full pint a familv supplv of much better tough syrup than vou could buy ready-made for three times the money, JfP Perftly and chlldren love i" fecial and hichly concenrtA mrw,j vnra. thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisiaction or monev promptiv refunded. The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Made to Measure Suits and Overcoats, made our way wear better. ROY W. DENNIS Tailor 5 N. 10th St. Who Seek Shoes Black Calfskin Oxford With ball strap, low heel, Goodyear weltsewed soles

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CHILD CARE URGED BY T.B. BIRCH AT FIRST BIBLE BODY MEETING "Efficiency in the teaching of the child should be the outstanding interest of every parent today," declared Professor T. Bruce Birch, of Wittenberg college, Springfield, Ohio, in his talk before the first session of che community Bible training Wednesday night, in the high school auditorium. "The child demands the immediate attention of the parent during the early days of its 'bringing-up.' especially so during the 'mating period,' which is between the ages of 14 to 25. A child at the age of 10 or 11 should be watched and corrected, but, in so doing, the parent should use great tact in order to avoid confusing the child." Prof. Birch emphasized the fact that the child in its early periods does most everything to look out for itself, and included in these things which the child does, la small petty thefts, seemingly innocent little lies, and many sucn tnings which seem minor, but, if they are not severed at the start, will lead up to a greater wrong-doing Watch Child Another phase of the rhilrl was brought out by Prof. Birch. "Parents should be especially careful of the1 child during the "mating period," to prevent him from mating too youny. Matches which are made when the child is unreasonably young, often result in disaster." Prof. A. C. Purdy, of Earlhara college, introduced the three subjects, "Country," "Bible," and "People" upon which he will dwell in his talks during the first semester of tho school. Prof. Purdy brought out the main details of the subjects and explained them, and pointed out how he will bring them together and associate them in his lectures which will be given on the following nights. President David M. Edwards, of Earlham college, and Principal, E. C. Cline, of the high school, gave short speeches in regard to the school and its welfare. Harrison Scott, president of the city Sunday school association, made the statement that he expected the enrollment of the school to reach at least 300 students by the next meeting, and that if any one wished to enroll that they might do so at any time. Approximately 250 attended Wednesday night. Words having as many as ten different meanings are common in the Chi nese language. INGROWN TOE NAIL How to Toughen Skin so Nail Turns Out Itself - A few drops of "Outgro" upon tiie pkin surrounding the ingrowing nail reduces inflammation and pin and so toughens the tender, sensitive skin underneath the toe nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns m.urally outward almost over night. "Outgro" is a harmless, antiseptic manufactured : for chiropodists. However, anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing directions. Advertisement. Facts Only KUS

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