Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 27, 1 February 1922 — Page 2

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CAMDEN'S PROTECTOR, FRIEND LAID TO REST; LARGE FUNERAL HELD CAMDEN. Ohio, Feb. 1. Camden . best protector and friend "Bob" Marshall was laid to rest Tuesday afternoon in the Camden cemetery. Known as a fearless man. and a lover of children, the deputy state same warden, killed late Saturday on the farm of Ernest Line, was given one of the largest funerals ever held in this town. He had been leader of the local boy scout troop, and a teacher in the Presbyterian Sunday Bchool. At noon Tuesday, while the casket rested amid flowers on the front porch of his late home, school children paid last respects over his body. Only one . funeral in recent years called forth the numbers and honors accorded Mr. Marshall. That was when Charles White, for years a storekeeper of Camden, was buried In Camden's cemetery. Masons attended in large numbers, and game wardens from many towns filled an important place In the funeral cortege. Members of the scout troop he had organized and led marched in .'a body. ... Services at Church Services were held from the Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock. The Rev. I. It. Gear, of Bradford, former pastor of the local church, assisted by the Rev. Gordon Lang, present pastor, officiated. Survivors of the deceased are a widow and three sisters. Mrs. Ell Benton, wife of the suspected murderer of Mr. Marshall, has been removed from the county infirmary to the jail. It is said that authorities believe she is implicated in the violation of the liquor law, as the still found at the home following the slaying of Mr. Marshall, was carefully hidden. Sheriff George Jones, of Treble county, said Wednesday no further clues had been found. ESCAPED RANDOLPH PRISONER CAPTURED IN ARKANSAS CITY WINCHESTER. Ind., Feb. 1. Uov Gray, of this city, who escaped from nrison at Jeff ersonville, several months ago, has been captured at Huntington. Ark., and will be returned to Jeffersonvllle. Gray was convicted in the Randolph circuit court, on a charge of grand larceny. He was alleged to have stolen his father's automobile. Convention in June. The officers of the Northeastern Indiana Volunteer and Industrial Firemen's' association, together with the Winchester fire department and representatives of the Chamber of Commerce, the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, the mayor and the city council, met in this city today and agreed on June 28-29 as the date for holding the annual firemen's convention in Winchester. '' . . . '." : , Plan Club House. The board of directors together with the finance committee, of the Portland country clubt have made definite plans whereby a club house will be built this spring, south of that city. There will be a tennis court, croquet grounds, and a swimming pool and a place for children to wade and swim. The building will be modern in every respect. $8000 Fire Loss. Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Roby Fertilizer plant, two miles west of the city Saturday night, causing a loss of about $8,000. The loss not being covered by insurance. The entire plant except onevtankage shed, being destroyed. City firemen were called to the scene, but were unable to save the plant. Marriage License. Russell John Wolf, 23 and Edna Ruth Schell, 19, both of Union City have been licensed toiarry. BONUS BILL (Continued from Page One.) its merits ought to be adopted anyhow. There is some thought that the bonus bill can be used as a means of initiating the sales tax, and that the sales tax once adopted, will prove to be so satisfactory that it will be kept indefinitely in lieu of some portion of the present income taxes. The opposition, to the sales tax, however, is very formidable. AH in all, the bonus bill will probably go through, but it will not go through without some forceful and illuminating debate upon its merits. . THIS ADVERTISEMENT worth 5c on a Dollar Purchase Thursday and Friday. Clip thi9 ad out and bring it to the store. CLOVER LEAF GROCERY 603 Main Phone 1587 Everyday Ad-Ventures After your wife has become alarmed at the recent number of Lold-ups and burglaries in your section of the city And it seems to you that although the war ended three years ago there is still a good bit of shooting going on in your neighborhood Cut the bullets don't have the slightest effect toward scaring away the night prowlers who keep on coming and stealing everything except the night officer's shoestrings And just between you and yourself you're as anxious to have a "shootin' iron" as the wife but you haven't got thirty spare dollars just now and besides you believe that "Don't Be Afraid, My Dear, I'm With You" act is good for at least another month Until one evening while reading the "Specials at the Stores" column in The Palladium, your; wife says i "Oh." Charlie, here are some ?3Q . revolvers, selling at $21.50, . a real bargain And That Changes Everything. - For a few days . later, after a little secret practice, you're absolutely convinced that anybody who tries to break into your house will think he got into a marine barracks by mistake.

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Denies Husband Sold i Liqaor In Pennsy Yards Mrs. Alfred Dunham, 1221 Harris street. Issued a statement Wednesday denying that her husband had sold liquor at the Pennsylvania yards. The liquor, she aid, was sold at the house, and the still owned by Dunham had been procured In the last week in December. It had been operated twice since then, she said. Dunham left her In December of 1920, and returned the following March, she said. Dunham was fined $100 and given a 30 day sentence to the nenal farm in police court Tuesday, for violation of me scaie liquor laws. RADIO AUTHORITY SPEAKS HERE TONIGHT Wireless amateurs of Richmond and snrrounding cities as well as the gen eral public will have a chance' to hear an authority tonieht. when FYanris Hamilton of Indianapolis, who for sev eral years nas Deen maintaining a wireless station in that city, speaks before the DX Radio club of Rich irmnn. His audience tonight will include amateurs from Connersville, Cambridge City. Winchester. Greenville. F.atnn and Hagerstown if all who expect to auena are on nana. The speaker has several personal acquaintances in these cities. Mr. Hamilton has been given charge of the radio denartment of the. Indian apolis News and is the director for the southern department of the ninth radio district, which includes all central and western states. The meeting place of the DX club which Mr. Hamilton will address is in Room 33 of the high school building on North Ninth street. The meeting will start at 7:30 promptly. 258 Families Ask Aid of Trustee Since Jan. 1 Families askine for ai'd at the c.fflce of Township Tnfstee J. O. Edgerton, since Jan. 1. total 258, according to Miss Mary Way, deputy trustee. About two-thirds of this number are families which have received aid before, she said. PREDICT EARLY SPRING TERRE HAUTE, Feb. 1. Robins i and wild geese traveling northward j have been reported from several : sources in Vigo county. Predictions of an early spring are now being circulated. ALL'"Pape's , Cold Compound" Don't stay stuff ed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose of "Pape's Cold Compound' 'taken every two hours until three doses are taken usually break3 up a cold and ends all grippe misery. ' The first dose opens clogged-up nostrils and air passages of head; stops Values in Men's and Boys' Clothing LOEHR & KLUTE 725 Main St.

A Message to Wives Whose Husbands Remain Young Has it ever occurred to you that your husband looks younger than you because he takes things easier? Like as not he does very little that he can hire done he doesn't scrub his own office, or sweep and scour. It's pretty certain that he doesn't spend one day out of seven bending over a steaming washtub. These are the aging tasks which cause so many women to grow old before their husbands do. And the most aging of all is the family washing. Let us relieve you of this burden; let us give you more time for rest and recreation. Send us your washing this week and see how much younger you feel when Monday night comes. Just phone 2766.

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Asks for Help Lord Richard Nerill. Lord Richard Nevill of England has come to the U. S. in the interest of the Arthur Pearson memorial fund to aid the blind. The campaign for the fund is being carried on in all English speaking countries. Pearson, who became blind in late years and was an ardent worker in the interests of the sightless, died a few months ago. PHYSICIAN IS SUED FOR $10,000 DAMAGES Suit against Dr. J. H. Kinsey for $10,000 on a charge that he did not use upoper skill in administering electric treatments to Annie Cisco, was filed by John W. Cisco, her husband, in circuit court Wednesday morning. Another suit for the same amount was filed by Harvey Yeager, as ad ministrator of the estate of Annie Cisco, on behalf of the husband and two children. In the history af the case as 6et forth in the complaint, it is alleged that Dr. Kinsey, in June, 1919, started giving electrical treatments to Mrs. Cisco, and that she received bums ffom the treatment which so exhausted her vitality that she died in April, 1920. is Quickest Relief Known nose running; relieves neaaacne, aullness. feverishness, sneezing. "Pape's Cold Compound" is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance. Tastes nice. Contains no quinine. Insist upon Pape's. Advertisement. WHAT WILL THE ANSWER BE? iiiiviiii' WEBB-COLEMAN CO. Opp. Postoffice Phones 1616-1694 initio olguncJrij (uut Laundry 276G

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LAND OWNERS FIGHT DREDGING OF GREEKS IN DARKE COUNTY GREENVILLE. O., Feb. 1 Land owners and city property ownera who are asked to pay the cost of dredging Greenville and Mud Creeks are strongly opposing the proposal. On Monday evening there was a big mass meeting held at Palestine, at which time there were almost a hundred land owners present. They are objecting to the' proposed dredging improvement on the grounds that about 2,500 pieces of the property are to be taxed to reclaim a few hundred acres of lowlands along Greenville and Mud Creeks. They say the expense will be far in

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excess to the improvement value and that some of the property will be taxed in excess of per acre to pay for the cost of this improvement. The estimated cost of this proposed job is $127,135. This cost will be assessed against '6.500 acres of land. Probate Court. Samuel L. Brown. et al, administrator of the estate of Reuben Brown, deceased, filed first account. Answer and cross-petition of Loretta J. LeFenes filed in estate of George A. Bailey, deceased. Geo. .W. Mannix. Jr., assignee of Emory C. Preston, returned order of sale 'of public sale of real estate. Same confirmed and deed ordered made to purchaser. Wm. E. Archey, administrator of the estate of Albert F. Archey, deceased, filed inventory and appraisement. Anzella Leas, executrix of the will of Wm. E. Leas, filed petition to fix and determine inheritance tax. D OD EE

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