Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 19, 23 January 1922 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, JAN. 23, 192.

SPEAK AT LIBERTY; TELL OHOYS' CAMP LIBF:RTY, Ind., Jan. 23. The child : welfare meeting held at the Carnegie "library Friday evening was attended by delegates from the various organic zations of the town, and the question ns to how youn, people of this community misht be given better opportunities for social advancement wis discussed by E. B. Knollenberg and Perry Wilson, of Richmond, and by a recreation director from Oxford, Oh'o. Mr. Knollenberg told of Richmond's plan for a summer camp for the you.ni-. sters v. hich the Y. M. C. A. is boosting, 'along with business men of Richmond. He said that this camp would be situated about 30 miles from Richmond, and that it would be rued for outinps which Richmond children wi!! want to take during the summer. He extended an invitation to Liberty people to join in the enterprise, saying that with our co-operation th whole venture would be not only more productive of Rood, but more adequately fupported financially. While no definite action was taken at this meeting, a committee, headed by A. A. Graham, was appointed, and this . committee will sound out the various business and social factors of the community with a view to finding out just how much support a definite program for organized young people's work will receive. It is thought that a general meeting will be called soon so that more views may be expressed. The meeting on Friday having been an invitational affair, and only a comparatively small number being present. See Minstrel Show. "Herbert's Greater Minstrels" showed to a packed house at the Coliseum on Saturday evening. This organization is one of the best in this line of entertaining, and an off date in their itinerary made it possible for Liberty people to see an entertainment that usually makes only the big towns.

MAUDE ADAMS' GIFT TO CATHOLIC SISTERHOOD

Southeast view of the mansion on the estate.

ThJs luxurious country home, v "Sandy Girth," where Maude Adams often found relaxation from the strain of the stage, is now being converted into a home for the Roman Catholic sister

hood of Our Lady of th Cenacle. The noted stage star has given the home and surrounding estate of 300 acres to the sisterhood after refusing a large offer for the estate from millionaires who

wished to buy it for a club. The gift is made in gratitude for the fomfort and peace Miss Adams ound at frequent intervals in the sisters' home in New York. The estate is at Lake Ronkc.konia, L. L

HOOSIER

High Mass Celebrated

In Respect to Pope High Mass was held in St. Mary's!

church Monday morning in respect to Tope Benedict who died Sunday morning at 6 o'clock. Rev: C'ronin conducted the services.

(Continued from Page One.) dianapolis he was doing precisely

what his predecessors had done, but, the congressman asserted, the court! as now conducted is a rather expensive one. "This expense comes very large

ly from mileage fees paid to jurors and to witnesses, and maintaining witnesses and jurors while they are at Indianapolis," Representative

Hickey said. He admitte'd that Judge) Anderson handled the business of his !

court expeditiously. The Hickey bill provides for a southern federal district court, with the court at Indianapolis, and a northern district court, with the court at South Bend. He points to the fact that many of he state's largest industrial centers are located in the extreme northern part, some of them as far as 150 milus from Indianapolis, and that the northern section is the one which is increasing most rapidly in population. He asserts that the need for establishing a separate federal

judicial district for northern Indiana has existed for some time. Nearly all the Indiana congressmen appeared before the judiciary committee in behalf of the Hickey bill. Admitting that Judge Anderson always keeps his docket well- cleared. Representative R. N. Elliott of the sixth district, stated his belief that the business now transacted by Judge Anderson's court was more than one judge should be required to attend to. "I think litigants are entitled to have the federal court brought nearer to them," Mr. Elliott said. "Many of these litigants are poor and it is a hardship to them to have to travel 100 or 150 miles to Indianapolis and remain at some hotel until their cases have been disposed of." Mr. Elliott pointed to the fact that suits against railroad?, which are mostly foreign corporations, are quite frequent and that under Indiana law such cases, when damages claimed are in excess of $3,000, can be transferred to the federal court, in the event the defendant company is a foreign corporation. It was explained to the committee that it was not an uncommon

practice for railroad companies to

transfer such actions to federal court. The Hickey bill was endorsed by Mr. Ellicttj although he explained the people of the sixth district were not particularly concerned about it. He said that should the Hickey bill be enacted the sixth congressional district would remain in the southern judicial district of Indiana, and he added that there was no place In his congressional district more than 80 miles from Indianapolis. "The bar of my district is not interested in the matter any further than this, that an additional federal court for Indiana would give Judge Anderson more time to attend to the federal court business of our district," Mr. Elliott told the committee.

SHRINE CONVENTION RED LETTER EVENT

The attendance at the convention of the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine to take place in San Francisco during June of next year, under the auspices of Islam Temple, bids fair to exceed in numbers even the most sanguine expectations of the executive committee, already busily engaged in making reparations for the great event, which is intended to be a red letter one in the history of San Francisco and will result in the greatest gathering ever known in the wqst. It is now conservatively estimated that fully 150,000 persons will journey to San "Francisco to witness this magnificent and wonderful demonstration. The convention will be remarkable

for quality as well as quantity, for the order includes in its roster some of the most celebrated statesmen, jurists, sculptors, journalists, musicians and artists in the world.

' ; Short News of City

The Christmas season costs King George of England about $40,000.

SAGE TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARK

When Mixed with Sulphur it Brings Back Beautiful Lustre at Once.

GREEK KING GODFATHER TO INDIANAPOLIS BABY NEW YORK, Jan. 23 King Constantine of Greece, by proxy, stood godfather here in the baptism of the 11 weeks old daughter of Captain and Mrs. Paxton Hibben of Indianapolis.

j Gray hair, however handsome, dej notes advancing age. We all know the i advantages of a youthful appearance, i Your hair is your charm. It makes or

mars the face. hen it fades, turns gray, and looks streaked, just a few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances its appearnace a hundredfold. Don't stay gray! Look young! Either prepare the recipe at home or get from any drug store a bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," which is merely the old-time recipe improved by the addition of otner ingredients. Thousands of folks recommend this ready-to-use preparation, because it darkens the hair beautifully; besides, no one can possibly tell, as it darkens so naturally and evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft

! brush with it, drawing this through the

ndii, liimiift one Miiau strana at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two its natural color is restored, and it becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you appear years younger. Advertisement.

Automobile Is Found. The automo

bile of Oscar Thompson was discover-

ed by the Dayton police last week. Bays an announcement Monday. The machine had been stolen here.

N. F. Fultz. vocational director nf!

the public schools, will address the!

Parent-Teachers' association of Finley school Tuesday afternoon on "Organizing Classes in Millinery, Sewing and Home Cooking." A program will be presented by the school orchestra. Goes to Prison. Harry Morris, confessed embezzler, will be taken to Michigan City Tuesday by Sheriff Carl Wadman, where he will start to serve a two to 14-year sentence. " Elks Attend Meeting Several members of the local lodge of Elks attended the banquet given at' Connersville Sunday, in honor of W. W. Mountain,

of Battle Creek, Mich., grand exalted

ruler of the Elks lodge. A banaueH

, .

was given at noon and in the after

noon a social get-to-gether meeting was held. Music on Program Modern Englishmusic will constitute the program to be given at the morning musicale by the music department of the Woman's club Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at Reid Memorial church. Everyone will be welcome.

Tickets For Rachmaninoff Recital Ready For Sale Tickets for the recital which Sergei Rachmaninoff will give at the Coliseum the evening of Feb. 2 are in he hands of members of the Woman's club. Each member is asked if possible to have her quota of tickets sold by Tuesday. The plat for reservations Is to open at 7:30 o'clock Thursday morning at the Fulghum Victrola Shop.

Sooth inq &nd He&linq the home remedy for skin ills Speedilyallaysthe smart and stin of minor skin injuries, rashes or chafing To'batiie the affected parts use mild cleansing

Resinol Soap

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ACHES AND PAINSSLOAN'S GETS 'EM ! AVOID the misery of racking pain . Have a bottle of Sloan's 'Liniment handy and apply when you first feei the ache or pain. It quickly eases the pain and sends a feeling flf warmth through the aching part. Sloan's Liniment penetrates Viithout rubbing. Fine, too, for rheumatism, neuralgia, Eciatica, sprains and strains, stiff joints, lame back and sore muscles. For forty years pain's enemy. Ask your neighbor. At all druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40.

Liniment

Clear Year Com pi xion of pimples, 1 1 aene and other facial disfigurement. 1 Uae freely Dr. Hobson'a Eczema Oint- ) 1

menu Oood for eczema, itching- akin.

ana otner stnn troubles. One ol Ui. Hohsom's Family Remedies. DrHobson's Eczema Ointment

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Ice Cream

'DELINQUENT LIST WAYNE COUNTY

NAMES OF OWNERS

Description of Real Estate

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Spahr. Mrs. Jane noKlnn Tnp, Hartnian, Augustus i . Boatan CorpShook. Aiialine A Center Twp. Oaskey, Orin B. & Anna Oaskey, Orin K. & Anna Oaskey. Orin R & Anna

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Touis '. agt. Louis a(rt. Louis ant. Louis airt.

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Jcf feroon Tp. Laffee. VMward & S,irali LTIabeth... ' t'tilbert. Venton ?ilhert. Venton llitwprMtnwn Corp. L'nknown Owner N-w (inrilrn Tnp Ward, Nathan & Lydia Thompson... I'oiintnln CHy Corp. , Cotniau. Yirsil L' ; I'crry Twp. I'.ariiP.rd. Geo. V Barnard, Geo. V". fcdith & Irene M. peirce, Allison D L. lefonl. Win. M. & Maude M s Anhinsnn T-.p. ( Mevengrer. Jos ( ,'ohen, Mauriee Cohen, Mauriee Lambert. Louis C ; million Corp. Minify, Harry C Huberts, Taylor Roberts. Taylor Warren, Pettr . . , Vvne Twp. Anderson. Mamie " Pell. Julius K. & Eva Prady, Ha -A Prady. Ida A i ai man. Ida M . : Clark, Tom- Trustee Lilark, Tom Trustee Clark, Tom Trustee Mark, Tom Trustee Clark, Tom. Trustee Clark, Tom Trustee . I'ickinson Trust Co., fr Ksjert. Lewis AY lav re, Henry Girton. Blam-he & l'rcderiek O. Hawkins, Wm. H Hawkins, Wm. H . Henderson. Arthur Neednam Howard, Eliza AV Industrial Kralty On Industrial liealty Co Industrial Healty Co Jay, Allen & lithel C Keethler, Robert ; Koettiler. Robert Krone. Otto C. & Minnie B Lambert, Louis C. Apt, Lambert, touis C. Agt. Meek & Hamilton Metzker, AVm Metzkcr, AVm , Meyer. John F " National Automatic Tool Co J Owens, Prank I Parry, Martha Pej Cbas. E. ' - - r.atliff. Cornelius &-' Sarah ' ' '"roert. Haitian S? Hattie

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Galiher. Grace Ste'iia t'.arver. Walter R .

Gemian Amer. Trust & Savin Grave. Vernon 1 Grave. A'einon O l3r-iffin. S-rah Grimes. Marv A

Marker. Milton P.. & E. 11.

nayes, Llnnie Hayes. Linme Hayes. Linnie Hayes. Einnie Hornintr, Wm. Howard, MaryJenkins. Anna

Johnson. Clark

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STATE OF INDIANA. WAYNF. mrvrv

I. W. Howard Brooks. Auditor in and for said Countv of Wayne and correct st nf lan.iu qh uid j j.,: ,

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e yrar 1920' and forr"er years to which is added the taxes w itness my hand and official seal this 20th day of January, 1922.

siaivj uc 1.NU1AAA, WAYNE COUXTA". SScies. otsC?.uSchhY8ebn',a?ia above s.t forth win be sold for such delincuenn.nn.l rr, ths nj : ...., . ! .. 2 ' 41 ' '"f time of Said sale, at the OourtMnus rtn.r in hQ ,. .-.r i.it.

'i Coi'nt v Treasurer. 11 n less taxes, penalties and costs' d 'iST0'-- ,,22i Sale wUl b' by Thomas T all lands, town and city lots, and parts thereof, shal I have bSen offered fr mTi, n,he Sald Ra,e wi", Zon.lnur froni da- to until Witness my hand and seal of the Board of fomm.J,, l',!!?0' f 'f 1 commence, at 10 o clock A..M. each day.

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