Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 307, 7 November 1921 — Page 9

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-Tv AssfTatifl Press) COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 7 Two of the three constitutional amendments Ohioans will vote on Tuesday may be classed as taxation measures the adjusted compensation for World war veterans, and the poll tax. The other, rcnatorial redisricting, is held to be of great, importance. A brief analysis of the three propositions follows: Soldiers' adjusted compensation The passage of this amendment will permit the issuance of $23,000,000 bonds. Each person who served in the

World war from Ohio will be given $10 a month, fcr each month in the service, the total not to exceed $250. Provisions of this measure are selfexecuting. Upon the retirement of the bonds, and payment of all claims, sinking fund commissioners are to render a final report to the general assembly and any balance remaining shall be disposed of according to law. Bear Interest. The bonds are to bear 52 per cent interest, and mature in 20 equal semiannual installments, commencing not later than April 1. 1923. There never has been a poll tax in the history of the state, the constitutions of 1S02 and 1851 containing pro

visions against it.

Wellington

" '

The Crooked Man

By SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE Copyright, 1921. by Harper & Bros. Published by special arrangement with The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.

The same may be said, my dear fellow, j "I was sleepy before you came, for the effect of some of these little am quite wakeful nov."

I sketches of yours, which is entirely I meretricious, depending as it does I upon your retaining in your own

1 1 Mutiny, and so lived to command the 'regiment in which he had once carried

"I will compress the story as far as j a musket, may be done without omituing anything i "Colonel Earclay had married at the

vital !o the case. It is conceivable ; time when he was a sergeant, and his i he thinks that Barclay's devotion to his

one. Major Murphy, to whom I owe most of my facts, asures me that he has never heard of any misunderstanding between the pair. On the whole,

problem ! that you may even have read some ac-! wife, . whose maiden name was Miss wife was greater than his wife's to

One summer night, a few months after my marriage l was seated by my own hearth smoking a last pipe and nodding over a novel, for my day's work had been an exhausting one. My

! hands some factors in the

'which are never imparted to the I count of the matter. It is the sup-; Nancy Devoy, was the daughter of a Barclay. He was acutely uneasy if he

reader. Now. at present I am in the posed murder of Colonel Barclay, of! former color-sergeant in the same were absent from her for a day. She

position of these same readers, for lithe Royal Munsters. at Aldershof, ! corps. There was, therefore, as can ! on the other hand, though devoted and

ibe imagined, some little social fnc- faithful, was less obtrusively affectior.-

"I have heard nothing of it. tion when the young couple. (for they "It has not excited much attention were sUU young) found themselves in

ed himself opposite to me and smoked lack the one or tvj;o which are needful yet, except locally. The facts are only ' their new surroundings. They appear,

riiif 111 cmnla nirtA tt -," u i

niVaenre" ' hold in this hand several threads of which I am investigating."

t a a v.- , i one of the strangest cases which ever

u.ui ui puuen ana ne seat-i perplexed a raan-s brainf and yet I

ate. But they were regarded in the

regiment as the very model of a middle-aged couple. There was absolutelv

na ? a n exnaus,uns f'i for some time in silence. I was well to complete my theory. T th'- othtag but business of im- i them.. Wat.on, I'll hav

But I'll have two days old. Briefly they are these: however, to have quickly adapted notning m their mutual relations to

e them: His I me itoyai .viunsiers is, as you inemseives, ana Airs, carciay nas ai- i-ityare people ior me irageay vnicn

minrt nf tlio lnckin? of the hall OOOr . , . , . . j i.--.. i r,,t f., .... i ,,AftA Ken ot. nnnulo,. u-aa m fnHnn-

The poll tax amendment is the only - r," l- w t ,Y - th BPrv- IJUria-uce woum .Dave brought him to ! nue.a an,u b"B"1 lluhn fP'ans ; "'t.. "''""i"' ' Z.l. I rr "

1 - n.: m : i a. S v rr.'i.iQnlf r 1iq DvitScli urtnif T jIrl tiV. fl 1 i -I i -i c- s9 I lia I'tiOl mr t o o Viol !

taxation measure that came out of the :;v:;i ", t i rkpn r,!".lc ,f &u n. n nour. so 1 waited pa- " " .V"tt,b- eoT.a. JIlfcla"M : .J'l , 7, ' . , . "7 At. .:.;,. r ilT.Z. "l l7"L '

last general assembly for the neople to! r""r"'" unul e Ellou'd come round toltne veil naa iirtea upon his keen, in-r" "ih m uie w.m.ea k.iu ne . nu.uauu uu ,B

last general assembly for the people to

vote on. Iassage of the amendment would give the legislature power to levy a poll tax: the manner of its execution being left to the assembly.

RANDOLPH BOYS GET FREE TRIP TO SHOW

into the hall and opened the door. To

I my astonishment it was Sherlock : Holmes who stood upon my step. "Ah. Watson." said he. "I hoped that

I might not be too late to catch you." WINCHESTER. Ind., Nov. 7 Ran-) "My dear fellow, pray come in" dolph county will be represented at! "You look surprised, and no wonder! the International Live Stock Show at 'Relievtd. too, I fancy! Hum! "iou Chicago, Nov. 26 to Dec. 3, by Noble ftill smoke the Arcadia mixture of your Warstler, of Ridgeville. one of this ! bachelor days then! There's no missummer's nitr cut members, who will!lakinS thaf Huffy ash upon your coat.

be given a free trip o the show asi's easy to tell that you have been

my seat and was knoemng out me iL ! tense nature, but for an instant on!v. I Mutiny, and has since that time dis-'I mav add that she was a woman of,

ashes of my pipe when I suddenly ..j fee that you aje profesionally j When I glanced again his face had re-1 tinguished itself upon every possible ; great beauty, and that even now, when heard the clang of the bell. rather busy just now," said he glanc-' sumed that red-Indian composure i occasion. It was commanded up to ishe has been married for upwards of I looked at the clock. It was a quar- jng very keenIy across at me ' which had made so many regard him! Monday night by James Barclay, a gal- j thirty years, she is still of a striking' ter to twelve. This could not he a ..yes j.ye had & b day 1 a machme raiher than a man. lant veteran, who started as a full pri-jand queenly appearance. j visitor at so late an hour. A patient, , FWered ..rt f'tici, 5 "The nroblem nresents features of i vate. was raised to commissioned rank "Colonel Barclay's family life ap-

evidently, and possibly an a'1-011 your eyes," I added, "but really I don't I interest," said he. 'T may even say I for his bravery at the time of the 1 pears to have been a uniformly happy

Minns. v mi a ij io.v.1- i u"llknnw how vn.i iiH0l :, " evreiitinnal features nf interpst I've

Ladies' Bolivia and French Velour Fur Collar Coats 98 UNION STORE, 830 Main

a prize for the work done.

accustomed to wear a uniform, Watson.

rvnco. r t ti.cco trinJ m .rt-n c t You'll never pass as a pure-bred civil-

by Armour and Wilson, packers of Chi-1 ian s long as you keep I hat habit of cago. who offer a trip to one pig club1 carrying your handkerchief in your

member of each countv. Tries arei1"'- wum you pi me up iuu

. ! "VMth ri oot"

awarded on the basis to the club mem-

'With pleasure."

ber accomplishing the most note-! uio u meinac joui umu. worthy achievement, and Warstler garters for one. and I see that you

was selected fnr Ranrlnlnh fnnntv. He avt" uo gentleman 'r at. piracui.

fed hi

daily

cost of four and fifty-three hundredths ', cents per pound of gain. A written ac-i

count of the accomplishment and the

Holmes chuckled to himself.

"I have the advantage of knowing your habits, my dear Watson," said he, "When your round is a short one you walk, and when it is a long oue you use a hansom. As I perceive that your boots, although ured, are by no means dirty, I cannot doubt that you are at present busy enough to justify the bansome." "Excellent!" I cried. "Elementary," said he. "It is one of those instances where the reasoner can produce an effect which seems remarkable to his neighbor, because the latter has missed the one little point which is the basis of the deduction.

already looked into the mater, and I have come, as I think, within sight of j my solution. If you could accompany me in that last step you might be of I considerable service to me." "I should be delighted." I

"Could you go as far as Aldershot tomorrow?" "L have no doubt Jackson would take my practice." "Very good. I want to start by the 11:10 from Waterloo." "That would give me time." "Then, if you are not too sleepy, I will give you a sketch of what has happened, and of what remains to be done."

Had

your iron

today

Eat

raisins

Canton Crepe Dresses S22.C5 to S69.95 WHEN STORE 712 Main

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record book were forwarded to Lafay

ette as the basis of the award.

Age oi Black Jersey Cow ?4ust Be Decided by Court Next Week in Damage Case An interesting case w-ill come up in circuit court next Thursday when the suit of Frank Black against Edward Gentry for $100 damages come up for trial. Tn October. 1920, according to a complaint filed by Frank Black at that

time, he purchased a cow of Edward j Gentry, for the sum of $80. The cow j was represented to be eigbt years old j and giving four gallons of milk per day. ! After he had purchasd the cow, he j asserts, he found she was only giving, one gallon per day, and was approxi-! mately 12 years of age. He filed suit j and the case was tried in the coui t . ; of Merton W. Grills, of Jefferson town-;

ship where both parties to the suit reside. Justice Grills found for the df fendant. and Black, dissatisfied, sought solace in circuit court.

Hence it will be the function of the J

court, next Thursday, to decide as to the age of one black jersey cow, and the extent of damage suffered by the complainant through alleged misinterpretation of the defendant. Gentry. Justice Grills, in his accurate summing up of the evidence following the trial in his court, says in his decision: "Dr. Crimp, the careful veterinary, cites the loss of teeth as his reason for thinking the cow of greater age than eight years, but he admits that the loss of teeth is not an infallible rule by which to judge the age of a cow." The court further finds that wltnecses state a change of surroundings and food may and always does change the flow of milk, and that the time required for her to get back to normal varies. Grill decided the costs of the trial were to be paid by Frank Black. They amounted to J31.60.

stay.

"Thank you. I'll fill the vacant peg then. Sorry to see that you've had the

British workman in the house. He's a!jjj

token or evil, ot the drams, l nope: "No. the gas." "Ah! He has left two nail-marks from his boot upon your linoleum just where the light strikes it. No, thank you, I had some supper at Waterloo,

MRS. GOODWIN

TELLS WOMEN

How Quickly She Was Built Up Vinol When Weak, Rundown and Nervous.

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King Alfonso of Spain has a private airplane of special design. It bears Hie loyal Spanish arms.

MRS. H. H. GOODWIN j READ HER LETTER j Dukedom, Tenn. "I was in a weak, nervous, run-down condition, and always tired so I could hardly drag around. A friend told me what Vinol had done for her when in this condi-i Hon. I tried it and it is simply re-1 markable how rapidly it has built, up my strength." Mrs. H. H. Goodwin, Dukedom, Tenn. 1 zlf such women could only realize the! change that Vinol will make in their appearance, by restoring strength and, health, they would not rest until they( had started its use. i For all run-down, nervous, anaemic ' conditions, weak women, overworked I men. feeble old people and delicate . children, there is no remedy like : VINOL. Your druggist will return : your pioney if Vinol fails to benefit you, and it is only S1.00 per bottle. Clem Thistlethwaite. Druggist, Richmond, Ind. Advertisement.

Gives Better Results

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Soap

A Laundry Soap of QUALITY Ideal for HARD Water

THE M. WERK COMPANY

Established 1832

St. Bernard, O.

All Records Broken at the Greatest Money Raising

JifXY? O AT I;

Richmond has even known! The crowds came, they bought, and every purchaser was satisfied! If you did not get here Saturday and today, come tomorrow. Here Are Real Bargains in Ladies' High Shoes

Ladies' Brown or Black Kid, High

or Low Heel Mili-

tary Shoes, won

derful values

former price $8.

Ladies' Black or Brown Arch Preserver Shoes, the finest of Ladies'

Shoes that are made. Your per pair, only

$000

Ladies' Black Kid High or Military

Heel Shoes. They are top grades ijj and have been selling for $9. . .

Ladies' Brown Kid Military Heel Shoes. These are real values of ex

cellent quality $10.00 values, per pair, only

We Must Raise

$10,000

One lot ladies' Brown Kid, military heel, high shoes, up to $8, priced now

One lot ladies' Brown or Black, high or low heel shoes, up to $8 values, now

$3.95 $4.95

One lot ladies Grey & field mouse high shoes with high or low heel, up to $12 value, choice $2.95

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Now is the Time to Buy Coal MATHER BROS. Co.

for

ostoman noes

Unequalled for Style, Quality and Value

Men

These shoes range in price from $10.00 to $15.00. The stock is clean and new not a bad number in the stock take your choice not a pair will be held back. You buy them now during this sale

Up to $15 Values

PAIR

Other Makes of Shoes

for men; every pair a good one; values up to $12; take your choice now at

$5.95

Others priced as low as S3.95

I , ... Mi

BusterBrown Shoes

Below Cost

1 lot Girls' Buster Brown Shoes, pair

1 lot Boys' Buster Brown Shoes, pair

One lot Youths' Buster Brown Shoes, per pair

$3.95

RUBBE On Sale

One lot Children's Men's Rubbers, at Rubbers, choice A M

75c

Ladies

Rubbers

90c!llill

We Must Raise $10,000 VHimittiiMiiiiiiMiiiMmiiitiiiiMmtiiMiiiiuiiniMiiinii-iMiiiiiiiiiimiMifiiiiiMiHH VESTA BATTERIES for Super-Service Piehl Auto Electric Co. King's Alteration Sale A Money Saver 718 Main Street 1024 Main Phone 1891 I. MUiituitutiintni.uin'i; i:tiii(!iit!tiiiiKUiiiiuiiiiiiti)tiuiiiitiiiiii:iniuinii)M:itiil : au:

We Must Raise $10,000

SHOE

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