Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 23, 27 January 1922 — Page 2

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CAMBRIDGE MAN GETS $100 FINE, 90 DAYS FOR MAKING LIQUOR Jesse Richardson, of Cambridge .City, arrested at 4 o'clock Thursday Jr.fternoon on a charge of violation of ;the liquor laws, entered a plea of j guilty and was flnea $100 and costs, , and given a 90 day sentence on the -penal farm, in police court Friday morning. Richardson had six barrels of mash and a still concealed under a hen house at his home northwest of Cambridge City. When officers called at his home, Thursday, he -was indignant. He asserted that the officers were "picking on him." and it was not until they found the concealed still that he cooled down, police said. Richardson is a woodcarver by trade. .Ho told the officers that it was not necessary for him to make liquor as he sometimes drew as high as $15 per day for his work. During the war, he said, he made $300 per week. Ready to Quit. Report. "I make liquor because the country says I can't do it," is one of the statements attributed to him. After his arrest he said that he was ready to quit now and help make the country dry. Richardson had dug out a room about eight feet square under his henhouse. A trap door inside the building was the only entrance. The trapdoor was covered with a foot of straw. No attempt at defense was made by Attorney Feemster of Cambridge City, when Richardson was arraigned Friday morning. He did, however, make a plea that Richardson be given as

light a punishment as Is consistent

with the law, as he would be hard to replace in the factory where he work

ed at Cambridge City.-Attorney Feem

ster also mentioned Richardson's fam

ily as one of the factors to be considered: Says He Is Lenient

Mayor Handley In passing sentence said: "These men should consider

their families before violating the law. It seems that Richmond is surrounded 1 f , , .

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. FRIDAY, JAN. 27, 1922.

with stills, and the only way to stop the manufacture of liquor is to make the men who are caught with the goods serve their sentences. The fact that this man is an expert wood carver and did not have to make liquor is no argument for .mercy. "I think we are being very lenient in putting the fine at $100 and costs, with a 90 day sentence on the penal farm." Richardson was fined by Newcastle authorities about a year ago, and given a sentence on the penal farm, for bringing liquor into that city. Power of Police Local police officers have power anywhere in the state for the enforcement of Mate laws, and they have power to enforce city ordinances within two miles of the city limits, said Prosecuting Attorney Paul A. Beckett, Friday. "A metropolitan police force has power to go anywhere in the state on a search warrant or a warrant for an arrest," he said. The arrest was made by Chief of Police Eversman, Internal Revenue Officer Manlove, J. W. Henningar and Henry Vogelsong, the latter of the city police force.

FARM POLICY (Continued from Page One.) fellows were holding a meeting, you would go in." This sort of thing is a surprising and genuinely important development. One of the formal proposals made at

the conference .has been for America to loan money to European countries on long-term crediits for the purpose of enabling those countries to buy our

farm products on credit. TMs is im

possible and won't be done, but out

of the feeling which inspired the pro

posal has arisen a growing conviction that the quickest and surest road out of America's agricultural depression is to get away from the policy of isolation which won such complete approval in the election of 1920. Policy Changing There can be no question that there is the beginnings of a trend away from the policy approved at that election. It is not merely in the farm conference that it appears. It is found also

in the modified or completely reversed position of Republican senators and Republican business men. ! There is nothing to the theory that the farm bloc or the American Farm Bureau federation, of which the farm bloc is the political agency, aims to form a third party. On the contrary, their fixed and deliberate policy is the direct opposite. Their slogan is: "Work through both parties." It is

true there are the formal beginnings

of a third party movement in Nebraska and elsewhere in the west, but it has nothing to do with the farm bloc. Other Reasons Also, the leaders of the farm bloc in the senate and house specifically disavow any such intention. There isn't tjie faintest possibility of Kenyon leaving the Republican party. In addition to other reasons for staying within the Republican party, Kenyon would have the selfish reason that just now a good many of the progressive Republicans who in 1920 tried to nominate Hiram Johnson are beginning to talk in terms of Kenyon as the leader of the Progressive wing of the party in 1924. Copyringht 1922 by the New Yor!i Evening Post, Inc.

QUEEN RECOVERING MADRID, Jan. 27. Queen Victoria is recovering from the grip, which has compelled her to remain in her apartments for six days.

PYTHIANS ARRANGE FOR COUNTY MEETING

Flans have been completed by the Knights of Pythias for the county meeting to be held by the Richmond lodge in their lodge rooms on Thursday night, Feb. 2. The entertainment committee has arranged a program. Several music numbers have been arranged and several speakers will be present for the occasion. Word has been received here from the county deputy that a large number of county members will be on hand for the meeting. Lunch will be served at the close of the meeting. A short business meeting will be held by the lodge at 7:30 o'clock and the county meeting probably will start about 8 o'clock.

NEW SHIP SERVICE By Associated Pres NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 27 A new service between New Orleans and Liverpool will be established by the United States shipping board, beginning Jan. 30, it was announced here today by W. B. Keene, traffic manager of the board. Mr. Keene, who has been

holding a conference here with flour

millers and grain exporters of the cen

tral west, said the service would con

sist of regular semi-monthly sailings.

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35 Conversions Result

From Middleboro Revival MIDDLEBORO, Ind., Jan. 27 The revival services which have been in progress at the Middleboro M. E. church for the past five weeks will continue through the remainder of this week, according to an announce ment made Friday. Thirty-five conversions have been reported to date. The subject of the sermon for Friday evening is "The Sheep and the Goats."

High School

A class in machine shop work will be started Monday in the high school. The class will meet every afternoon between the hours of 4:30 to 6 o'clock on . Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The class will be made up of several men .who are on a night shift at the railroad yards and who desire to obtain instructions in this work. Senior chapel exercises were devoted to the campaign to sell records for the fund which will enable the high school

orchestra to make the trip to Nashville in the spring. The Senior Boys' Booster club, Girls' Booster club, "M" club. Whiz Bangs and Junior Boys' Booster club, pledged to take care of the sale of practically 250 records and the rest of the student body pledged to sell at least 250 more. The "All School Quartet" sang several selections. The audience sang the new song, "On to Nashville."

FIND LOST YOUTH ASLEEP CHICAGO, Jan. 27. Elmer Lampe of Eveleth, Minn., University of Chicago student who had been missing since last Monday, was found asleep in the rear of a small South side hotel last night, a victim of aphasia.

ELKS ENGAGE "STACK" GILLILAN FOR FEB. lift Strickland Gillilan. famous humorist and lecturer and former Richmond man.- has been secured by the local lodge of Elks to give a lecture here on Feb: 11. It has not been definitely decided if the lecture will be for the general public or just for the Elks and their families, although a member of the committee stated it probably will be for the-general public. A meeting will be held within the next few days to arrange a program for the affair.

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Downstairs Furnishing Department Aluminum Percolators, at S1.00 Big $1.25 Oil Mops and Oil, at . Sl!oO Hard Wood Filling, 2 yds. wide SI. OO Japanese Sandwich Baskets S1.00 Cork Linoleum, per square yard 1.00 3 Big Aluminum Vessels at S1.00 Clothes Baskets, large size ....1.00

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Lamps

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