Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 57, 8 March 1922 — Page 12

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HIE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1922

GRANT L1LLIE 111X011 DIVORCE AT EATON; MARRIED 20 YEARS EATON, Ohio. March 8. Upon her answer and cross-petition, Lillie Nixon was granted a divorce from George Nixon, traction motorman, West Alexandria, Tuesday in common pleas court, and awarded custody ot their child, Goldie, 17 years old. Judge A. C. Risinger granted. the decree.. Judge Risinger declared Nixon's allegations of cruelty and neglect were

not sustained and his petition was dismissed and a decree granted the wife, upon grounds of cruelty. They had been married about 20 years. Nixon was ordered by the court to pay $10 a week alimony . until their daughter reaches the age of 18. He also is, to pay his wife's attorney $75 and his own attorney a balance. of $30. Testimony was given by several witnesses. : " Chamber to Banquet Membership of the chamber of commerce will banquet Monday night in Pythian temple, followed by a business session. It is expected a number of women will be present at the dinner. Entertainment features of the affair will include a wireless telephone concert. To Form Federation Formation of a church federation embracing the churches In Preble county will, it is expected, be perfected in 'a meeting here Friday of a committee appointed recently to effect a permanent organization. The committee is made up of Rev.

Hiley Baker. Dr. L. R. Emerick, Her

the golden jubilee of the founding of the grange organization. A banquet preceded Master Caton's address and a program of music. Grangers were present from all sections, of Preblt county. Library Closed. The municipal public library has been closed temporarily because of scarlet fever in the family of Ben Pence, caretaker of the building, who occupies the living quarters.

Called by Death

LAND-DILKS COMPANY

FILES COMPLAINT IN RANDOLPH COURT WINCHESTER, Ind., March 8.

Complaint and demand for $5,000 has

been filed In circuit court by the LandDilks company of Richmond against the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad company, of Indiana. The case was

venued to the Randolph circuit court from Wayne county. Files Divorce SuitSuit for divorce has been filed in the circuit court by William Clark

against Harriett uiarK. uney were married Nov. 23, 1897. It is alleged that the defendant, has not allowed the plaintiff the liberties of the home since 1919. Suit On Note Suit on note has been filed by Emma C. Ross against Elihu Moody and Milton C. Moody. Made Field Examiner

are a widow ;one son, Charles Miller, Charles Daly, former Randolph of Germantown and one daughter, Jen- county clerk, has been called out as

. LEE FURRY GRATIS, Ohio. March 8. Lee Furry, 79 years old, died at his home here Saturday. He had lived all of his life in this community.' Funeral services

were held Tuesday. SAM MILLER - GRATIS,' Ohio, - March 8. Funeral services for Sam Miller, 55 years old, were to have been held Wednesday afternoon. He lived one mile south of Gratis on the Elkton road. Survivors

nie Bousenburg, of Middletown. GUS SIEBERT EATON, Ohio, March 8 Burial of Gus Siebert, former resident of Eaton, who died at Millville, Butler county, in the home of his daughter, took place here this morning in Mound Hill cemetery. He was a brother of Mrs. George Straw of ' Eaton, and Mrs. Joseph Straw, living near Eaton.

JOSEPH BENBOW HAGERSTOWN. Ind.. March 8. The

rick Prtee, Eaton; Rev. Thomas Mur- funeral of Joseph Benbow was held

rav. Eldorado: Rev. II. J. Moore, Cam

den ; Rev. E. J. Harris and Rev. F. L. Fightmaster, New Paris. Begin Tobacco Rehandling. Rehandling of leaf tobacco wa3 beRun today at the warehouse of the General Cigar company. New York, by a force of workmen numbering about TOO. Jake Cunningham is manager of the local plant. $83,000 In Pelts With the fur season closed Harry M. Fudge, local buyer for an eastern house, handled $83,000 worth of pelts during the season, he states. He bought a total of 40.191 peltsr 21,712

muskrat, S64 mink, 11,206 skunk, 5,420 opossum and 1,483 coon. The bulk of the total pelts was trapped in Preble county. .; Legion Lyceum Number." " St. Clair post, American Legion, announces its next lyc.eum course number for Friday night, with S. Piatt Jones as the attraction. Not to Employ Secretary. Decision has been reached by the executive committee of the Preble county Red Cross chapter to not employ a secretary for home service extension work. Action was taken after receipt of a communication from Lake division, Cleveland, which declined to certify a secretary to the home service department of the local chapter. Miss Ella Jennings has been elected recording secretary of the local chapter. To Prepare Statistics. Dr. G. W. Homsher, Camden, county health commissioner, announces he will prepare and publish statistical health reports and vital statistics lor Preble county each month. Caton Addresses Grange. Harry A. Caton, state grange master, addressed a meeting of Eaton grange last night, held to celebrate

from his late home Saturday. The following attended: Fred Benbow, Mr. and Mrs. James Bryant and son Jo

seph of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Frank! Benbow of Covington. Ky.: Ed Ben-1

bow of Connersville, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stover of Idaville, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker of Elwood, Clarence Hewett of Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Rice Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Benson and Mrs. Carrie Hatfield of Green's Fork.

field examiner for the state board of

accounts and has been assigned the investigation of the books in the Marlon county clerk's office at Indian

apolis. Real Estate Transfers John A. Shockney to Claude P. Shockney, lots 842 to 849, southwest addition, Union City, and lot 359, original plat, Union City, W. D., $2,000. Mary E. Hoke to Mary Ann Brubaker, west half lots 35 and 36, Addington addition, Ridgeviile, W. D., $1,100. Charles F. Landis to Marie Hollingsworth, lots 1 and 9, block 21, Enterprise Land company, Parker, W. D., $500. George Herbert Johnson to Alvin Kelley, 63 acres, Washington township,

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John F. Robbins Receiver For Assets of RichardSipe John F. Robbins, attorney ot Indianapolis, for many years a prominent member of the Wayne county bar, has been appointed receiver for the assets delivered by Richard V. Sipe, former clerk of Marion county, to his bonding company on the night before his arrest on a charge of a shortage In his accounts. These assets have a face value of $70,000. Mr. Robbins gave bond of

$50,000 as receiver. L. F. Williams Is Dead

tAt Los Angeles Home CENTEBVILLE, Ind., March 8 L. F. Williams, formerly of Centerville, died at his home in Los Angeles, larch 7. according to a telegram re

ceived hy relatives here Wednesday. He was well known In Richmond and vicinity having been in business in; Centerville for a number of years. He i was a dry goods merchant there and j moved to California with his family about 15 years ago. VISCOUNT GREY OPERATED ON LONDON, March 8. Viscount: Grey was operated upon last night. He i stood the operation well, despite thej fact that he was seriously ill.

FIFTY-DOLLAR BILLS CLUES IN SEARCH

(By Associated Press) PHILADELPHIA, March 8. Fifty dollar bills used in his flight from this city having furnished the principal clues in the , nation-wide search for Walter A. Unger, wanted In connection with the disappearance of securities worth approximately $190,000 from the Dr. Thomas W. Evans dental institute and museum fund of the University of Pennsylvania. Most of the money is believed by the authorities to have been lost in stock speculation.

Private detectives working on the

assistant treasurer of the fund, had drawn $12,000 belonging to the dental institute the day he disappeared and that be had gotten the cashier of the bank to give him the entire amount in bills of the fifty dollar denomination. Most of them were new bills, which the detectives said had aided them materially In their hunt.

COURT EXEMPTS MASONIC PROPERTY FROM TAXATION CHARLESTON, W. Va., March 8. Masonio bodies are exempt. from property taxation when such property is not held or leased for profit, the West Virginia supreme court of appeals decided in the appeal of the state from the exemption of the Masonic Tem

ple society of Parkersburg from taxes

case said today that Unger who was on its land and buildings.

PENNSY OFFICIALS INSPECT ; CENTRAL INDIANA RAILROAD' ANDERSON. Ind., March 8. OffM cials of the northwest region of the Pennsylvania railroad, headed by Su- , perintendent Hudson, of the Bradford f4 division, and Superintendent Getty, of the St. Louis division, made an Inspection trip over the Central Indiana ... railroad yesterday, escorted by President Quincy Van winkle and other officials of the road.

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Formal opening of the new school building at Number Nine district, northwest of the city on the Henley road, will be held next Friday evening starting at 7:30 o'clock. The general public and patrons of the school are invited to attend. W. G. Bate, superintendent of the Richmond schools, and C. O. Williams,

superintendent of the county schools, I

are scheduled to speak. Music will be furnished by the pupils of the district. Remarks by former students of the school will be an attractive feature of the evening's program. The Number Nine school building since the addition of two new rooms, and rebuilding of the entire structure, is believed to be the best equipped school building in the county. It has been in process of construction since last September. Four class rooms, a domestic science room, a gymnasium and a base

ment in which are located' lighting, J heating and waterworks system, arel provided. The lighting system in the

room3 is of the indirect type.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1922.

SERVICE

M ARCH-the Month When Winds Do Blow March weather is trying on complexions. You should not venture out of doors without taking the necessary precaution to protect your delicate skin from exposure to the elements. Chapping, roughening, freckling, etc., are sure to result -unless you use the right kind of a cold cream or lotion before exposure. J GARDEN COURT COLD CREAM ' will afford full protection. It is a dainty preparation, -white as snow, and delightfully perfumed. It is soothing, cooling and healing. It never becomes rancid. Use it before and after exposure to the winds. Your toilet table is not complete without a jar of this dainty cream.

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Specials at the Cigar Stand LORD CLYDE CIGARS Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 25(J CAMEL CIGARETTES, ir per pkg ADC OZORA CIGARS, 5-cent Or value, 7 for mOC SPECIAL THIS WEEK With every Tooth Brush purchased we will give FREE a 50c tube of Mag-Lac Tooth Paste.

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Fashions in Fabrics for Spring

Gingham and Tissue

At Feltman's

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Brogue and French Toe In Tan nnd Brown Calfskin, with "wingfoot' rubber hotls ; many styles to choose from. Feltmarfs Shoe Store

The World's Largest Shoe Dealers 35 Stores 724 Main Street

These, together with linen, will form the backbone of the cotton goods fabrics for Spring. Ratine is also beins; shown extensively. The patterns range from small checks to predominate stripes colors galore. Ginghams 25c to 59c Tissues .49c to 75c Linens, mostly.. $1 Yard Ratine 69c

Cotton Shirtings Woven stripes, silk stripes, and printed fabrics make up the assortments of cotton shirtings, all new colorings. The price range3 from 39c to 75c The "DELTOR" With Butterick Patterns The new way, the economical way, for home dressmaking. Let our pattern department explain.

TAFFETAS This popular silk fabric is even more popular than ever, especially in the brighter shades, altho navy and black, as well as brown, will always lead. Particularly adaptable to the making of youthful dresses, this year taffeta is being combined with paisley effects or high-colored crepes. $1.15 to $2.65

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. Lovelier and More Alluring Are the New Spring Novelties We Are Showing Never a day without something new to show. All that is beautiful in style, all that is best in quality, and all that could be desired or possibly expected in value and moderate prices.

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CREPES Silk Crepe, which had its first really successful season last year, so conclusively proved its worth that thi3 season it is coming hack stronger than ever. It lends itself particularly to the drape effects. The crepes at Nusbaum's come in various degrees of weight and are priced from $1.59 to $3.65 Yard

Lee B. Nusbaum Co.

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New Organdie Vesting and Banding in all white and black and white, neatly embroidered L Banding, per yard 68c to $1.18 Vesting, per yard $1.850 $2.50 Beautiful Easter Handkerchiefs In a wonderful variety of colors, each 10c, 15c, 18c, 25c You should see handsome Black Tosca Net Flouncing in skirt length. Never have we had such lovely laces for so little money. Per yard $3.50 to $4.50 Here is the new Ready Ruffle The new garter ribbon with casing for elastic and dainty ruffle on the edge Many new Trimming Ribbons in No. 3 and No. 5 double-faced ribbons in a beautiful variety of colors.

25c yard

Have you seen the new Fifth Avenue weave? A heavy brocaded ribbon. It's beyond a doubt the finest ribbon we have ever had in stock. Per yard $1.50 to $3.00 Spring Pattern Veils in all the new shades, both small and large mesh; many are embroidered with combinations of beautiful colors. Each 58c to $4.50

This is certainly a day of Girdles. The sport suit owes much of its chic style to it; the slim little frock depends upon its graceful encircling lines; the dinner frock attains new beauty if it 'boasts a glittering jeweled girdle. You must see our line. 50c o $5.00 It's not only new, but it's practical The new Broadway Shopping Bag, made of splendid quality of leatherette, two handles with snap top. Compare it with any bag you can find at again the price. See them go at 48c each Unbreakable Cold-Hot Bottles, something new. In pint size, $2.68 each New Style Gem Razor, with 6 blades, in nickel box. See this outfit at 89c Easter Chicks Natural as life, 20c each Children's Rubberized Aprons New kindergarten patterns; button at neck; waist ribbon and bound in dainty colors. Price,

50 c each

If it's new, if it's practical, you will find it in our stock.