Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 322, 24 November 1921 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 1921.

FINE JOHN L. PETRY $500 IN EATON COURT FOR LIQUOR VIOLATION EATON", Ohio, Nov. 24. John L, Petrj'. former, living six miles north of New Paris, was . fined $oOO and costs here in ti:e court of Squire L. T. Stephen for violation of the prohibition laws'. He plsaded guilty. Squire Stephen suspended $300 of the fine during good behavior. Petry spent several hours in the county jail before securing money to pay the fine?

and costs. A still, mash and some liquor we'e unearthed in a raid upon Petry's home, raiding officers declared. They said the still was found under the floor in the house, and was still warm. The still and the liquor was presented in Ihe court as evidence. Sustains Damage Decision. In a court of appeals decision received here Wednesday, 'common pleas court is affirmed in a damage judgment awarded Grover Queensberry against the Pennsylvania Railway company for personal injuries. A jury awarded Queensberry $2,500. The railway company was unsuccessful in an effort to secure a new trial, after which the case was taken to the higher court upon error. Queensberry was employed by the company at the time he was injured.

He claimed be was thrown trom -i handcar and - hurt while performing his duties. - . Obtain Temporary Injunction Temporary injunction has been obtained in common pleas court by the I.ewisburg Home Telephone company, of Ijewisburg, " against Oak Weaver moving a barn over streets in Iewishurg. Judge W. W. Teegarden, of Greenville, sitting at a trial in common pleas court, granted the temporary restraining order in the absence of Judge A. C. Risinger. The company was required to furnish $300 bond. The telephone company's complaint against Weaver averred moving of the barn would destroy a cable and wires cf the company and put about GOO telephones out of commission. Discover Diseases Fifteen cases of trachoma and 302 cases of conjunctivita were discovered in an examination of 4,037 school children of Preble county, according to Dr. Ralph Tate, state board of health, who conducted the examination, assisted by Miss Mary Rwalt, Red Cross nurse for Preble county. To Continue Services Lon Galyean will do night patrolman duty the remainder of the year, according to a decision reached by council. He has held the job temporarily the last few months. Shelton to Speak H. S. Sbelton, of the Johnson-Shel-ton company, Dayton, will be a guest and speaker here Friday evening at a banquet to bo given by the Presbyterian church Brotherhood class in the church. Mr. Shelton recently made a tour of Europe and he will speak upon business conditions in that country and in this country. The speaking feature of th: banquet will be open to the public. Recovers From Fall Councilman John Ernst, of the Ernst Nurseries company, is recovering from injuries sustained when he fell from a horse and struck his head on the hard surface of a roadway. Breaking of the bridle bit was responsible for the mishap.

S. S. Convention to Open

At New Hope; Ohio, Sunday

NEW HOPE. Ohio, Nov. 24. Jackson township Sunday school convention sessions will be held here Sunday, Nov. 27. Following is the program: Afternoon Session, at 2 P. M. Song By convention, led by Milo Stegall. Devotion Kev. M. O. Stein. Topics for Discussion "How to Make an Interestine Sunday School." Superintendent E. E. McClellan. (1) ' Modern Sundav School Equipment," Heber O'Hara.

Music Convention. (2 "How to Conduct the Sundav School Hour," Mrs. J. T. Cox. (3) "How to Reclaim Lost Members of the Sunday School," Willis Leary Jet Ashinger. , Music New Westville Choir. "The Sunday School Association," Francis Van Ausdal. Business. Offering, Son?, Benediction. Evening Session, 7 o'clock. tin charge of the Young People.) Song Convention, led bv Miss Esther Stegall. . Devotional Heber O'Hara. Piano Solo Glenna Learv.

"Echoes . From 1 Jenkins.

Middletown," Opal

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Recitation Eilene Button. "Re-Echoes from Middletown

ard Ainmerman. "Why Young Persons Drop Out of the Sunday School," Russell Laird. Vocal Sole- Clara Aydelotte. ' What Christianity Means to the Young People of Japan." Gordon Bowles, Tokyo, Japan. Offering. "What Christianity Means to the Young People of America," Superintendent W. L. Collins, West Alexandria Schools. Benediction Rev. Pleasant.

died in Mexico Jn 1917, and whose place of residence in this country, is undetermined, are awaiting a claimant according to the state department. The estate is now in the hands of a Mexican court for disposition. After certain requirements of the Mexican have been met and an estate has not been otherwise settled, it reverts

died. Friends il relatives of the deceased are advised to communicate with the state department for information regarding his death and estate.

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Property Worth Thousands Await Unknown Relatives of Man Who Died in Mexico (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. Some thousands of dollars, the property of an American citizen D. L. Drake, who

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win result in xne present case uniess a claimant comes forward within a few days, it was said at the state department. Mr. Drake was an employe of the Cananea cattle company at Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, at which place he

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Centerville S. S. Institute Program is Announced CENTERVILLE. Ind.. Nov. 24 Program for the Center township Sunday school institute, to be held at the Friends' church here Sunday, Nov. 27, at 2 o'clock, has been announced as follows : Singinz, congregation; Scripture reading. Prof. Gory; prayer. Rev. Marie Cassel; music. Esther Meeks; "The Parent," E. H. Backhofer, county president; vocal solo. Erpha Lunriy: talks by departmental superintendents: address, George Hartly; music and benediction.

MINISTER SEES DANISH KING COPENHAGEN. Nov. 24. Dr. John

D. Prince, he new American minister

to Denmark, presented his credentials

Wednesday, a'nd was received for an

hour's audience with King Christian. He was later presented to Queen Alexandria.

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We just purchased a large quantity of tires from Factories that Needed the Money - We offer these Tires at lower than wholesale prices for ONE WEEK, beginning SATURDAY, NOV. 26th.

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All Next Week Rugs of sterling qualities from manufacturers we have been patronizing for years. They are extra heavy, perfectly woven, and are in the most desirable patterns and colors. Plenty of the much-wanted all over effects.

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4-yards-wide Burlap and Cork Linoleum during next week, square yard, QQ special vOt

Good quality plain Filet Netnext week, yard ,

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All 50c Cretonnes to go at 39c yd

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Pinkham Compound for

SI. 20 Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin.

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Bath Robe Blankets $5.98 Baskets and Cedar Chests

Cotton Blankets, pair St. 98 All-Wool Blankets, pair S.89.

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Our Window Shade department is always busy. All we ask is an opportunity to give estimates on your work.

Complete Shade 36x7, light green or tan Special, each

green, dark ...89c

Department First Floor Annex

Coigates' Tooth Paste 21c

Strizol Antiseptic Grove's B r o m o Powder .... 95f" Quinine .... 24c

We Carry Stein's Theatrical Makeup Complete

Scrap Tobaccos- ? for

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Our "One-Day" Cold Tablets

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$1.10 Wampole's CoJ Liver

Pepto-

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Oil $1.35 Glide's

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75c Father Medicine at

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Bunte's Box Candies 60c $1.75

$1.20 Nujol 98 c

Stanolax 13c Pint 69 Quart

60c Bromo Seltzer 49c

60c Hind' Almond Cream ...

Honev & ..47c

Colgate's Talcum at

"Florient" 25c

$1.35

Powder at

Azurea Face

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50c Pebeco Tooth Paste

43 c

75c Love Me Face Powder

69c

Scholl's Pad . . .

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Single Mesh Nets for Double Mesh Nets for or 2 for 25c PINEX at 35c Tonsiline for

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30c Foley's Honey and Tar

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