Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 8, 10 January 1922 — Page 7
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IN P., TUESDAY, JAN. 10, 1922.
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AT COUNCIL SESSION An ordinance providing for a city planning commission vill be introduced at the next meeting of the city council, according to Mayor Lawrence Handley. City Engineer Dell Davis has in view
c system of maps to be drawn up for
use of such a commission, showing the amount of population served by street car, telephone and sewer systems, the distribution of population In the city, the use to which land lying'wlthin the city limits is put, and the like. Work of the city planning commisfiion will be modeled along what is being done in Hamilton, Ohio. In the city engineer's office of the city building is a book showing some of the
plans under way there. Proposed Improvements The book shows in an excellent manner the present conditions of the city of Hamilton, and the improvements that could be made by following out a definite program of city planning. A Union station fronting on a large plaza la beautifully depicted in the book. x , At the start of the book is a comprehensive plan showing proposed city improvements. Among the topics taken up farther on is the relation of city streets to county highways, the width of streets of the city, transit systems and park systems. Transportation, recreation, community centers, park3 and boulevards are given consideration in the description of the plan.
HANDSLEDS BECOME TAXIS IN SOVIET RULED PETROGRAD
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Why is France Demanding a Big Navy?
Why is the French nation, burdened
with war debts and taxes, insisting on maintaining a big standing army?
The answer cannot be written in a word. It requires study. The average citizen cannot make the first hand study which is necessary to complete understanding. The whole question of armaments and wars revolves around business. A colony is Important, for instance, be
cause it I of economic advantage to the parent country. Any one can have free, a remarkably interesting ound report of a first hand investigation of the problems
now agitating the Conference for Limitation of Armaments. This is the report of a selected committee of American business men who visited Europe for the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. To get this free booklet merely fill out and mail the coupon below, enclosing two cents in stamps for re-
Iturn postage. Print name and address or be sure to write plainly. '
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SHE'S ONLY WOMAN TO OWN AND RUN WIRELESS SCHOOL
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WINCHESTER SHERIFF ARRESTS CAR THIEVES
WINCHESTER, Ind., Jan. 10. Sheriff Fisher and Deputy Sheriff
Reichard arrested two men late Sunday night sear Bartonia, eight miles southeast of here and brought them to Winchester. The men gave the names of Cecil Allen, 18, and Delbert Duzenbury, 20, both of Lansing, Mich., where they had stolen an automobile and drove in the direction of Ohio. Somewhere in Ohio they abandoned the automobile and stole another and made their way towards Indiana coming to Union City. After leaving Union City they drove "southwest and when in the neighbor
hood of Bartonia they ran into a ditch and found that they were out of gasoline. They secured lodging at a farm house for the night. The farmer becoming suspicious went to a neighbor's house and called the sheriff and the arrest followed. The boys were both armed.
Group of Russians with their handsled taxis and "trucks" before the winter palace in Petrograd.
walking or calling on handsled The photo shows the "taxi stand taxis when they wish to go about before the winter palace, where the city. These sleds, the common once the golden-trimmed, jinglintf
kind used by the youngsters, are pulled about by men of all ages.
With most of the horses slain for their meat, gasoline virtually unobtainable and street car lines broken down, residents of Petrograd are offered the choice of
sleighs of the czar and the no
bility drew attention.
Wireless Telephone News From Everywhere Palladium Government License Call Is 9ZAE, Fred Clark, operator.
The best record yet established by a i Richmond wireless telephone station , is one just recorded by W. H. Schultz. I His station is named in 'Radio," a Cal-' ifornia magazine published for wire-;
less amateurs, as having been heard by the "Calburra," a ship off the west coast, while lying at anchor 140 miles north of Seattle, Washington. Will Try for Prize Eaton amateurs are responding to the offer of "Science and Invention," made in the last issue of $300 in prizes for the simplest efficient radio outfit, and are plannng to enter a set of their manufacture. The proposition wa3
discussed Tuesday night and all ama-j teura of the city are co-operating ini
its construction. The first prize amounts to $100, with two of $50, and four prizes of $25 each. Requirements of sets to be considered for the prizes are that they must be home-made, must not have a total cost in excess of three dollars, and
PALLADIUM DAILY WIRELESS PROGRAM 4:30-5 p. m. and 6:30-7 p. remarket reports, weather reports and musical programs.
BOND WILL ATTEND JUDICIARY MEETING
Judge W. A. Bond leaves Thursday
for icdianapolis, where he will attend
a meeting of the state judiciary- Mem
bers of the supreme court, superior court, appellate and circuits courts will
Frederic 'Z. Haskin, Director, Information Bureau, Washington, D. C. The Richmond Palladium I enclose herewith two cents in stamps for return postage on a free copy of the Reconstruction Booklet. Name Street City State
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CONSIDER WARNINGS IN FOREIGN TONGUES Plans for sending out warnings to the Hungarian and Italian' population of the city, - warning such persons of the provisions of the law were discussed by Mayor Lawrence Handley
and Attorney J. F. Pace Monday. Pace offered to translate such a warning Into Italian and Hungarian languages If the administration would agree to circulate printed statements among the foreign population of the city. The action was considered because of the alleged ignorance of many newcomers to this county, who are acting in the belief that they are within the law in making their own liquor. No definite action has been taken by the administration on the proposition.
Christine Lane, of Lynn, Struck By Automobile LYNN, Ind.. Jan. 10 Painful but not serious injuries were sustained by Christine Lane, four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lane, living south of here, when she was struck by an automobile driven by her grandfather. Grant Lane. Mr. Lane was driving his car slowly when the little girl ran in front of the machine. No bones were broken.
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Miss Mary Texan Loomis.
The only woman in the world to own and operate a wireless school Is Miss Mary Texan Loomis of Washington, D. C Miss Loomis is a thorough instructor and has graduated many operators now winning renown throughout the country.
attend this meeting, which has been
called by Governor McCray for the pur- j band will go in a body to the Eganlr, f YM-riT,o- o r.-Q r,ifrvT-Tn 51 H- ! 1 u TJ-.J A i
PERSHING, Ind. Last week a num- wag responslTe with Bible verses and ber of automobile tires and flashlights after reports of the meetings were were taken from the drugstore of Sour- j given, the social committee took
beer and Rodenberg. No trace of the l"ai. a me ii ut
thief has yet been found. PERSHING, Ind. The
The Ever Ready class meets quarterly.
Tuesday, Jan. 10 Richmond lodge. No. 196, F. and A. M. Called meeting,, work in Entered Apprentice degree, at 7:30. Wednesday, Jan. 11 Webb lodge. No. 24, F. and A. M. Called meeting, work in the Fellowcraft degree, 7:30. Friday, Jan. 13 King Solomon's chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Stated convocation. Installation of officers.
Feet speak a language all their own -soak yours in Blue Devil and listen. Advertisement
I was spent in games and contests, after ! which crackerjack was served and a
Pershing most enjoyable evening wa3 spent.
Speakers at the meeting will be Judge Hugo Pam of Chicago- and Charles W. Hoffman of Cincinnati of the Hamilton county court of common pleas.
Christian Church Themes Announced For Week CAM PBELLSTO WN, Ohio, Jan. 10.
Large crowds have been attending j wireless. The contest closes at noon,
the meetings at the Christian church.TFeb. 15.
Five new members were added to the I Hagerstown Amateurs church membership Sunday evening. Herman Teetor, of Hagerstown, is The Dayton postoffice male quartet , working regularly with his regenerarendered several selections at all tive set, taking the Palladium broadthree of the meetings Sunday. Topics casts every day, and also received a for the week are as follows: description of a stolen auto broadcast-
Tuesday evening, lhe rower ot i td from Pittsburgh recently.
tion copying the Palladium, while others are Glenn Hardy of Urbana, Ohio; Joseph F. Brown of Sidney, Ohio, Loren Stewart, Washington Court House, Ohio, and Robert Drake of Yellow Springs, Ohio. Neighbors get market reports after they'have been broadcasted, from Orville Wood, of Camden, Rinck, of
West Alexandria, and others who have
T -A f , . -o, The infant daughter of Mrs. Orlm li the Lay Broom factory in Ridgevillel . , A Qoto ,ft0r.
noon when she plunged are bancs
pose of promoting a more uniform ad-. gelical church on Wednesday evening, ministration of the criminal laws. L0 on oriict mtino i homo-
Hannafs Creek Child Recovering From Burns
I HANNA'S CREEK, Ind., Jan. 10.-
LYNN, Ind. The meetings in prog'
ress at the Peaceful Valley church are drawine large crowds. The Rev. Roe
held by Rev. Ehrhardt. , Auebieru is the evangelist. Much in-
MILTON, Ind. The 500 club will terest is being shown.
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PREMIER BETHLEN DECLINES
when telephone broadcasts are due,
and all the force gathers to listen. Chicago Market Broadcasts. The Westinghouse wireless tele-
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an average man knowing notnmg 01 " T.ZZt.v T.j
Faith."
Wednesday evening, "Earth's Greatest Institution." Thursday evening. "Repentance." Fridav evening. "Conversion."
"""-Saturday eveninsr. "The Seeking;
Savior." Sunday morning, "The Cure For Leprosy." Sunday afternoon, "Motherhood," (women only). Sunday evening, "Temptation." The young people are requested to come.
system of market reports to be broad-
j casted beginning at 2 o'clock every
afternoon and continuing at intervals until evening. Paris Time Signels. Fifteen hundred small wireless outfits have been installed in Paris jewel ry. watch and clock stores to catch the correct time sent out from Eiffel tower. Land telephones had to be
mon are both working with crystal'" t0 ?et f0?
and arms into scalding water in a bucket on the floor. A physician was called. It is reported that the little girl is recovering.
Carrphelhtown Junior High Arrcnsss Large Program CAMPBEI.LSTOWN. Ohio. Jan. 10. The Literary society of the J. H. S. will give the following program Fridav afternoon: "How People Lived 40 Years Ago,"
Florence Laird.
"Historv of the National Koart.
Charles Bunche; recitation, "The
Builders." Estella Daily; "History of
Westville." 'Howard Ammerman; viol
in solo, waiter House; nisiory 01 New Hope," Dale Trice; "History of New Hope Station," Thelma Stiggleman. Piano fo!o, Emerson Ross; "Farmina 40 Years Aeo," Robert McWhinnpy; "The Old Schools." Herbert l.aV.-h: recitation, "Forty Yfars Ago." Mabel O'Hara: "HistoiT of West Florence." Ruth O'Hara; "History of t'ampbellstown," Fred Swisher; vocal solo. Ester Stegall.
sets, although each has a vacuum tube
on the way. Cambridge City Amateurs The partnership receiving station built by McGuire and Rowe is in regular operation now although only two stages of amplification are being used. Although some trouble was experienc
ed 'when the set was first used, it is operating satisfactorily now and the Cambridge City amateurs are spending much of their time there. Riss'er Williams also has a set in operation which is getting good results.
McKinley Leapleyhas some of his ap-i
The apparatus is very simple, mount
ed in a case about nine inches m diameter hung on a nail in the wall, with a copper wire running to a wate;
1 or gas pipe-ground and a contact plug j inserted in any electric socket, connecting up the electric wire's for an-tennae.
Parent-Teachers to Give Campbellstoivn Program CAM PBELLSTO WN, Ohio, Jan. 10. Wednesday, Jan. 11, the ParentTeachers' association will hold its regular meeting at the Central school
building. The program will be as follOVTi
j v ny uoes a farmers 0011 weeu (
an Education, jonn w. u Mara; music, Mrs. Gleta Geeding; "Whyl Teach the Higher Elements of Educa-j
tion to Girls," Mrs. Odessa Swisher; vocal solo, Lester Benham; address, Rev. C. T. Irvin, of Eaton.
meet with Mrs. Earl Doddridge Wed
nesday. MILTON, Ind. The meeting of the league of Women Voters will not be held until the first Monday in February. MILTON, Ind. A basket dinner for all members and friends of the Chris
tian church will be held Wednesday night in the church basement, MILTON, Ind. Guest day will be observed by the Cory club Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wallace Warren. HANNA'S CREEK, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Borrodaile entertained the Hanna's Creek Ever Ready Sundayschool class last Friday evening. Perry LaFuze is teacher and there are 45 scholars in the class. The meeting was called to order by scripture reading, followed by prayer. The roll call
CHALLENGE TO FIGHT DUEL
BUDAPEST, Jan. 10. Premier Bethlen is understood to have refused the challenge to ar duel made by Count Sigray on the grounds that he alleged calumnious statements to which the latter took exception were made in the premier's capacity as head of the government.
SEEK FRIENDS IV HOCR OF" NEEI "In the hour of need we quickly seek our best friends." writes Chas. Schridd Ward de Wet, 957 73rd Ave., Oakland, Cal., "our little boy and girl had a severe dry, rasping cough without phleerm. a cough that chokes and flush
es the face of the sufferers like unto convulsions. Foley's Honey and Tar was a wonderful emergency remedy." Cases like this give Foley's Honey and Tar its reputation as the best remedy for cough3 and colds. A. G. Luken Drug Co., 626-28 Main St- Advertisement.
Avoid Constipation And Enjoy Health
PER CAPITA CIRCULATION SHRINKS 6.09 IN YEAR WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. Per capita circulation in the United States declined $6.C9 during the year, according to a statement by the treasury. On Jan.
Philadelphia has a technical library which specializes in fraudulent advertising. .
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paratus at the Rowe-McGuire station, "on ItoU ot $5,775,400, and is not operating separately. - . QI1 MHmatprt nonniatirm of
New Stations,
A number of new stations have been erected within the last two weeks, due to the increasing use of the wireless telephone for broadcasting, which enables any layman, without previous experience, to listen in on something he can understand, after he has spent
a little time learning how to adjust his set. W. Lay, of Ridgeville, sends word that two farmers living near that city have installed Westinghouse sets solely to receive the market reports sent out regularly by the Palladium 'and other broadcasting stations.
Orville Wood, of Camden, has in
stalled a set lately wiih which he is getting very good results.
In addition to Warren Copp, another
amateur, Earl E. Rinck, .has a set at
West Alexandria, Ohio, with which he
is listening in to all the broadcasts.
Palladium Telephone Record.
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internal revenue has reported hearing the Palladium
Voice was re-
Make Annual Inspection
of Tobacco Factories
George Matthews,
collector, and C. C. Henze of the divi-1 wireless telephone.
315, and an estimated population ot
108.917.000, as compared with a per
capita of $39.12 on Jan. 1, 1921, based,1 C OdA jOC T1fl in l-rt1l
lation and an astimated population of 107,249,000. - The Federal Reserve banking system recently celebrated its seventh anniversary.
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sion chief's office at Muncie are cmducting their annual inspection of cigar and tobacco manufacturing plants in this district for the purpose of checking up on the amount of cigars and tobacco on hand in these plants.
ceived at this station, signals coming in very loud, and the market reports were heard by the operator. This station has a T aerial, four wire, 62 feet high and 75 feet long. Wind Rock, Tenn., is another sta-
THE' BIGGEST HELP TO HOUSEWIVES . The first caravan of Rub-No-More Elephants has arrived in the city and they have resolved to carry all your wash day burdens for the entire year of 1922. Watch for the first announcement of the big special sale at all grocers. You will not only get the highest quality soap products made but also
receive the benefit or special sale prices. The Rub-No-More products R. N. M. White Naptha Soap, Rub-No-More Washing Powder, Rub-No-More Yellow Naptha Soap, Rub-No-More Soap Flakes and Spotless Cleanser clean everything from cellar to garret. Insist on Rub-No-More. Advertisement.
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Great Boon to Indiana People Respiratory Medicine Which Saved Many Lives During Influenza Epidemic Now Available Throughout This State.
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If you yant to keep your hair in good condition, be careful what you wash it with. j Most soaps and prepared shampoos ! contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and j is very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut j oil shampoo (which is pure and en-j tirely greaseless), is much better than ; anything else you can use for sham-1
pooing. as this can't possibly injure j the hair. j j Simply moisten your hair with water ! I and rub it in. One or two teaspoons- j i fill nf Mnleifio1 n-ill m.tn 1 I '
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cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily, and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo at most any drug store. It
is very cheap, and a few ounces is 1 1 i enough to last everyone in the family IIKNOLLENBERG'Sl for months. Be sure your druggist i I gives yOU Mulsified. Advertisement. liiiiniiraniiiiimiiiiiiiiiinmiiiiiiituiimHinininiiniinininsimiiniiiniiiiiiiuiii
Constipation is a real burden, destroying health and hindering pleasures of all kinds. For this reason a prescription was tested and tried out and subsequently put up in tablet form. It is called Dilaxin and it permanently relieves the most stubborn cases of constipation. You will soon see that Dilaxin gives natural action and that it is a liver regulator and not a purge. It contains the necessary elements to correct constipation and to aid elimination. It keeps the intestinal tract in a normal healthy state. If you are constipated or if you have a torpid liver, bad breath, biliousness or headaches, give Dilaxin an honest tryout. It will not disappoint you. All druggists the world over sell Dilaxin at fifty cents for forty tablets. Get your box today. Sole Distributor, Marmola Co.,
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January Sale Now Going On
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Right at this opportune Jime, whenj all Indiana is feeling the effects of a wave of respiratory infections, Balsaniea. the pure vegetable preparation, is making its initial bow to the people of Hoosierdom. Discovered in 1013 by a prominent Nevada physician, Balsamea took the West by storm. Now it is finding a t ready welcome east of the Mississippi.
l This is what Balsamea will do:
J Colds on the Mng3 are usually relieved
in a few hours. In whooping cough
ally shortens the case to about one! week. In croup it gives immediate relief. Chronic bronchial asthma sufferers usually sleep perfectly after the third or fourth day's use, and continued impVovement is rapid. It allays racking coughs and chronic bror ehiti. In fact, Balsamea relieves all respiratory troubles. It is an excellent preventive for pneumonia and all other lung troubles. Balsamea is palatable; children take
it cheerfully. It is harmless in any
cases it allays the cough and gener-jdose. Balsamea ia not an ordinary
cough syrup, but is powerful in all its effects on all respiratory troubles. Get a bottle now. Accept no substitute. Keep Balsamea in your home always. For sale at all drug stores. Advertisement-
See the new 1922 model Nash Six and Four f WAYNE COUNTY NASH MOTOR COMPANY 19-21 S. 7th Phone 6173
Full Line of - i; Winter Auto Supplies , vBETHARD AUTO CO. 1117 Main St.
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5 lbs. - 50c
Lard
Hamburger, 3 lbs. Pork Sausage, lb.
25c 10c
Tomatoe3, can 10c Peas, per can 11c Pork & Beans, can 8c Salmon, tall, pink 10c RED BEANS, per can 8c MILK, tall cans 10c Ketchup 10c B & B Brand Oleomargarine, None Better 2 pounds, Wednesday .45c Nut Oieo, pound 22c
Buehler Bros. 715 MAIN ST.
Chevrolet "490" Touring $525 E. W. Steinhart & Co. 10th and Sailor Streets Phone 2955
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BOSTON STORE One Price to All
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