Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 320, 22 November 1921 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN -TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, NOV. 22, 1921.

LACK OF MACHINERY, WORKMEN, MAY CLOSE RUSSIAN Oil WELLS By Associated Tress) BAKU, Azerbaijan, Nov. 22. Within six months the oil fields, lying within a few miles of this city, and once counted amons the richest petroleum wells In the world, will have ceaed to produce, according to expert opinion, unless new machinery and better and more workmen are obtained. This condition Is acutely realized by the local Azerbaijan government which

1s controlled by Moscow. If the oil iaj not forthcoming, this will mean thej

Mopping of the oil-burning steamers of the Caspian Sea, several hundred in number, the 1.000 or more tugboats and steamers of the Volga still in re

pair and the oil-burning locomotives of i

the entire railway system of greater Russia. Efforts are being made to obtain machinery, possibly from the United States, by M. Serabrovsky, a trained engineer and now geneial director of the oil fields, p.nd also to induce workmen to work. Output Decreases The pre-war production averaged an-

unally about 18,000.000,000 pounds of rude petroleum, and this year it will!

run about 5.000,000,000 at best. There have been but a few new wells this yar and the old ones function slowly. The opening up of the pipe line to Batum for foreign export is out of the question, as there is not enough oil

and Russia consumes much of the present supply, herself. The general cause given for this condition is described by competent oil engineers, long on the field, as ihel "gangrene" of Soviet control. "What-j ever tlie Communists touch seem toj m to rot," declared one engineer. "It; sepms like a fatality and the worst ofi

it is that no amount of new machinery here will remedy the situation. New machinery wo.ild be broken up bjj incompetent, underfed workmen just as the old machinery has been."

39-POUND TURKEY RIDES IN AIRPLANE TO PRESIDENT'S THANKSGIVING TABLE

President Harding received two tur'"-"-- for his Thanksgiving day dinner. On was from Texas. The other, shown above, was sent to him by airplane from Chicago. It was chosen from hundreds of birds by the Harding Girls' club in one of "the big packing plants and shipped to the White House by airplane mail. It wore a sweater knitted by the girls to protect it from the cold en route to the warm oven.

Miss Ada Young, one of the girls who prepared the turkey for its journey, and the prize gobler.

Community Service Music Memory Contest A contest Inaugurated by Richmond Community Service In recognizing 24 melodies by listening to them.

News of the Counties

GREEN'S FORK, Ind. The following program will be given at the Christian church Wednesday evening: Song, choir; prayer by the minister, Rev. Million; recitation by Billy Boyd; recitation, by Thomas 9vean,

boIo, Juanita Boyd; recuai.u... -- j college nthv Ovorman: recitation, by "0Der.l!nhin

Gamber; piano selection Forrest Bond, recitation. Albert Hoover; recitation, -;,rii,i vii,n: saxaphone duet,

Everett Chapman and Russell Sanders

SAY JOHN HUNT, 99 IS OLDEST GRADUATE

(Ky Associated Press) PROVIDENCE, R. I., Nov. 22. Brown university lays claim to having the oldest graduate of any American

John Hunt, of Springfield,

Ohio, 99 years old on Oct. 17, was graduated from Brown in 1842, nearly two decades before the Civil war began. He was born in Lowell. Mass.

During his undergraduate course at

Recitation, George Sowers, '"'iBrown. which then consisted of four

tion, Elizabeth Boyd; recnauuu, buildings, tuition was $21 a term and Gamber; orchestra number, by Kain- board ?1 25 a week He Das been leen Ridge. Charles Richardson, uei- pastor pf ejght different Baptist old Gamber and Harry Atkinson; reci- chur(nes five jn N-ew Hampshire, one tation, by Margery , Bond; recitation, ln Verrnont one jn Massachusetts, Elizabeth Shaffer; recitation. t-mmajand one in Ohio. He was married Townsend; recitation. Blanche Cates, twjce and nas one gQn He hag gur duet, Rev. and Mrs. Mili:gan. jvived his entire family. Recitation, Lucille Steers; recila"j Jonn Hunt js jn oot health mention, Relph Albertson; solo, Sora Cam-1 tally and physically. He attributed ber; recitation. Martha Sowers; musi-:njS great age to heredity. His mother cal reading, Mrs. Clarice Bradbury; f ,jved ,Q be well over a century 0(l recitation, David MilUgan; piano se-jand he expects to duplicate this lection. Beraice Davis; recitation, j ret.0rd.

Helen Downng; recitation, Mary LUenj

Albertson; piano duet, Mrs. im d.son and Mrs. Alpheus Martindale; recitation, by Abner Bond. WEST MANCHESTER. O. A Thanksgiving program in charge oi the Helping Hand Bible class, assisted by the junior and primary classes

of the U. B. school will be given bun-j day evening at the church. A pageant i will be given at the close of the en-j tertainment represent ing the Pilgrims j

and Indians at thir lirst 1 naniisgn ing. -

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Change Destroyer's Name

io Honor Admiral tord n (By Associated Press) itKPM.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. The name of destroyer 228 heretofore known as the "Ford," has been changed to "John D. Ford," in memory of the Admiral of that name who died in April, 1918, in Baltimore, his native city. During the Spanish-American war Admiral Ford was Dewy's fleet engineer in the battle of Manila Bay. and other engagements in Manila, and was advanced three numbers for eminent and conspicuous service in battle. The John D. Ford, which was commissioned in 1920, is now in winter quarters at Charleston, S. C.

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WILL TEST CHICAGO RUM LID CHICAGO. Nov. 22 Roy D. Haynes. prohibition commissioner, will come to Chicago this week to study prohibition enforcement conditions here.

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Not to Hold Dressmaking Class Until Next Week The dressmaking class of Hibberrt si-hool. which meets on Wednesday ;nd Thursday afternoons, will not meet this week, on account of tho Thanksgiving celebrations. The classes will renew their activities the following week.

High School

A meeting of all girls interested in 'amp fire work was held in the auditorium Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o' Hock. The freshmen and sophomores were especially urged to taka nn active interest in the work. Noyrrae girls were urged to brinr Thanksgiving donations Wednesday ivorring so that baskets might bo tilled during the activities. Final tryouts for "Mikado" princtil rarts will be held in the auditoriupi Tuesday at 3:43 oclock.

All basketball men were to report r.t the Coliseum at. 4:15 sharp, and r.'I j football men at ReicI field at i:0o'clock. Tuesday. I

Pierian collector? used the lattehalf of the second period for the collections on the Pierian. The public speaking class had two minute speeches delivered in each riioin during the last 20 minutes ot the fifth period. Tuesday.

Selection March Slav. Tchaikowski. As the name would imply, the composer of this number is a Russian. Someone has said that "Music in the language of the soul," and since there is no nationality to the soul, so there is no nationality to music; that is, mu

sic is universal. But no one everj

mistakes a oiec? of Russian music after he has once heard one. Marching Song This characteristic piece was written in 1887 during the great Russian conflict, and represents a nation at war. By using the minor keys and harmonies, th? writer has worked out some remarkable effects. The drums represent the marching, then ihe trumpets are heard and finally, through all the commotion, the national hymn is heard, representing joy and victory. This number has been played at times in Richmond, most recently by the Cleveland orchestra, at the Coliseum, and this number was considered

oy many to bo one of the best numbers on the orchestra program.

Community Social At New Westville Wednesday NEW WESTVILLE, O., Nov. 22. A community social will be given here Wednesday evening by the boys' class of the New Westville church. The public is invited.

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PROTEST AGAINST TAX ANDERSON, Ind.. Nov. 22. Five hundred taxpayers attended a mass meeting at the courthouse here lant night at which protests against high nsf ssments to pay for the city's new Jl.ono.imo trunk sewer just completed were made. Evidence showed some lot Irt be assessed higher than their vHue. It was decided to have each taxpayer file a separate remonstrance against his assessment.

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Special Thanksgiving

DINNER Roast Turkey and Trimmings If you have planned to eat at home, try our Home-made Bread, Ro'.ls, Pies and Fruit Cakes. We Always Aim to Please Henry Farwig & Son 1031 Main St.

NOTICE

Members Harrv Rav Post 63

You are urgently requested to bo present at the regular meeting in the Legion rooms on Wednesday night, Nov. 23. It. is very important that we have a full attendance. By SPECIAL COMMITTEE.

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Black Kid Boot

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Medium narrow toe, good soles, stitched tips, extra special value at the price asked.

.Feltman's Shoe Store. The World's Largest Shoe Dealers S5 Stores 724 Main Street

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Tires & Tub

Now in Effect Buy your Tires now the lowest prices ever known. We can ave you $10 to $20 on a storage battery. Guaranteed two years. Alcohol, Hood and Radiator Covers, Hot - Shots, Dry Cells, Priming Plugs. We Save You Money Rich mond Tire Service Corner 11th and Main

HOME MADE BATTERIES arc like HOME MADE BREW Thev Get You Into Trouble And There Is No Kick To Them. Why Take a Chance When You Can Get a

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For This Month Only All Starting and Lighting Systems Inspected

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Ideal Hats for Holiday Wear!

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New Winter Modes Sold to Us at a Price Concession Only Latest Styles Included!

Hats of Satin. Hats of Satin uith Fur. Hats of Satin uith Celophane. Hats of Satin uith Brocade. Hats of Panne and Lyons Velvet, uith Brocade and Fur!

Worth Far More!

These very unusual values will attract many shoppers to the Millinery Section Tomorrow !

Black Brown Navy

Henna Paradise Tile Blue

Cherry Sand Ember

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TRUTH ALWAYS

Wednesday is "Nusbaun Day" a day set aside for the display and sale of many articles of merchandise reduced in price to much less than their real value. Watch for our "Nus-

baum Day ads every week.

COTTON BLANKETS Full bed size, grey, tan and white, fancy border, ( 1 p( regular $2.25; special, per pair pAU

Outings in light colors, good quality, especially good for gowns, petticoats, etc. Special for this day only, yard 11c Choice of all 60c Turkish Bath Towels, in special showing for Nusbaum Day; special at 45c Lot of Wool Plaid Dress Goods, stripes and plain colors, reduced for Nusbaum Day to 79c Christmas Ribbons, 6-yard rolls. .12 Vic

Lot of Women's Knit Union Suits, special values to $2.00, only $1.1.) Lot of Ladies' White Tea Aprons reduced to 25c Lot of Children's Black Hose, sizes t and 412 only 5c Ladies' All-Silk Hose, regular $1.75 values, special SI. .'JO Lot of Children's Sweaters, sizes 24, 26, 28; reduced for Nusbaum Day to. . .9Sc

Nusbaum Day Specials in Linens, Towels and Bedspreads in Anticipation of Thanksgiving. j k,. 58-in. Table Damask, bleached, yd. .19c 62-in. Table Damask; special, yd. . .79c

Special Discount of 25 on Lot of Table Damasks One-Fourth Off

58-in. Round Centerpieces, part linen, scalloped edge $1.7)

72-in. Table Centerpiece Patterns, in square or round patterns, linen. . .$2.50

Special Discount of 25rt on All-Linen and Part-Linen Napkins, Som Ready Made. One-Fourth Off. Regular Values 25c to 75c.

BED SPREADS, crochet patterns, special value at $2.9S 25 Per cent Discount ALL TOWELS--23 Per Cent Discount! LEE B. NUSBAUM COMPANY NUSBAUM BUILDING